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NOR sALE-A FINE CORNER ON MAIN
L ST., close in, 4Ox140, with house; price
500, 600 f. A. HUTCHINSON, 213 W. First st.
$50 2t
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b .GAINs IN nEA, ESTATE.

NOR ENS2iOO-PRETTY, NEW GROOM
Il cottage; hall bath, mantel, etc, southwest;
near electric ears; 800 cash, balance month
ly. TAYLOR & RICHARDS, 102 Broadway.
4 10 If
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NOR sALE-REsIDENC LOTS AT PANIC
Il prices in all parts OF the city. If you are
shrewd, and have money idle, call and see us.
FLOURNOY 1856 Broadway. II
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PHXSICpAtS g
VETERINARY SURGEONS

MRS. DIR WELLS-OFFICE IN HER BRICK
wi block 127 E. Third ST., Specially, dis
eases OF women.
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LOTT AND FOuND.


CTRAYED-TO MY PLACE, ABOUT DAYS
- ago, dark gray mare; is lame in hind leg;
branded c. X. Owner may have same by call
ing on J. GAREAICA. Ivahoe, Cal. S-13 lot
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.rSoR RENT-NICE 4-ROOM HOUSE; HALL
II and closets; $40, with water. Cor Hoover
and Bryant avenue, near Twenty-third street
and electric cars S-lS 81
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capitol to-day. and which was not with:
out other confirmation, that some OF
the Republican senators have shown a
disposition to use their advocacy Of the
repeal bill to aid them in securing
terms on the other bills. They appre-
ciate that Republican support is necss..
sary to the passage Of the Wilson repeal
bill, and that It's not so essential to
the other two measures, on which the
Democrats are united, and son this &C.
count some OF them think they can se-
cure some concessions on the measures
from the President and the Democratic
followers because Of their continued
support OF the financial bill
There have been some informal con-
ferences in which these matters have
been discussed. But up to the present
time no conclusion has been arrived at.
There are those who assert that the
President would favor such a concession
who base their opinion upon the belief
that he acceded to it when the same
matter was presented to him in con.
nection with the vote in the house OF
representatives. But there is doubt as
to whether, If he should so agree, he
could control his followers in the senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-26
A CIGARETTE STUB

Causes the Loss ofa Million Dollars Worth
of Property at st. Joseph-An Eutire
Square Destroyed by Fire.
ST.. JOSEPH, No., Sept. 25.-Fire
started in a seven story building Of
Townsend and Wyatt, dry goods COM
pany, at Sixth and Edmund at $3.50 this
morning. It spread with great fierce.
ness until it consumed the five story
building OF Rednter and shoupe. crock
cry company, the Commercial Bank
and other small buildings.
at 1880 the destructive fire had been
eating its way all morning through the
finest business block in the heart OF the
city, was partially under control. On
the south the fremen had succeeded in
checking it in the Carbery block. On
the north 1t was held in check by the
German-American Bank building, and
on the west it was stopped by the
building occupied by Ransom, Garrett
& Brewster, shoe dealers.
A stiff breeze aided the flames. Lack
OF water impaired the fire department
in the city. Later the flames gained
such headway that the department was
powerless to check them. Many casual
ties were reported. There many mar.
row escapes. In the seven story build.
ing occupied by Townsend, Wyatt 4
Emery over 100 persons were at work
when the flames were discovered. The
FIRE spread with such rapidity that the
escape Of many was cut off and they
were forced to wait for help from the
department.
The business houses consumed are:
Townsend, Wyatt & Emery. dry goods;
Regnier 4 shoupe, crocfery company;
Ransom, Garrett & Brewster, shoe
dealers; B. E. Barnaby & Company,
druggists; Commercial Bank; s s. Allen
& Co., wholesale grocers; Daily Netus
building ahd six or seven small houses.
The cause was the insignificant stub
OF lighted cigarette thrown carelessly
by an employe on the floor Of the store
room on the fifth floor of the big de-
partment store Of Townsend, Wyatt &
Emery. Before the fremen had sub.
dued the firea wholesquare of buildings
and half OF another were laid in ruins
and million dollars worth OF property
went up in smoke. The burned dis.
trict is the block bounded by Felix and
Edmond and Sixth and Seventh streets
and the south half ofthe block between
Edmond and st, Charles street and
Sixth and Seventh.
Two firemen were precipitated from
ladder into one Of the burning build
ings, and both were badly, though not
fatally, hurt.
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BunSos AYnzs, Sept. 25.-Ex- Psesi.
dent Pelligrini, undismayed by the
threats Of the rebels to shoot him on
the spot If he again falls into their
hands, has arrived safely before Tucu.
man aud telegraphs here that he ex.
poets the rebels will soon surrender.
AS this dispatch is sent the whole q
the Argentine Republic Is convuised
with excitement and a revolution lsSn
progress, throughout the north at least,
Government reports may attempt 20
belittle the situation, but this does not
alter the facts. There was severe light
ing all day yesterday throughout the
disturbed district, and more blood Will
be shed to-day.
President Pena is now said to DO
waiting to resign in favor Of Senior
EllRhuri, but the report lacks confirms
General Rooa has been given com.
mRnd Of the Argentine forces against
the rebels.
4:S0 p. m.-The town Of Rosario b Ia
the hands OF the rebels. The national
troops have retreated to San Nicolas,
dity miles from RoI ario.
The ships Of the 1nsurEent feet ore
blockading the port Of Santos In the
Btrictest manner.
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SECURING raE oITx
For the FisndS WHO Caused tho So
1F.n,,nIury, EcVy3natny,

e
For the FiendS WHO Caused tho San
Francisco Explosion.
San Francisco, GAL. Sept 25.-The
police are securing the town to obtain
clew to identity the Nends who
caused Saturday nights explosion,
Chief of Police Crowley says he believes
the Coast sealnen's Union is responsi-
blefor the deed and that the members
Of the union knew that tho explosion
was to occur. The chief to-day ordered
the arrest of Secretary Fuerseth ofthe
union and he was taken into custody.
Fuerseth denies all knowledge of the
crime and vigorous pumping by the
police failed to extract any information
from him. Gov Markham has offered
a reward of $1,000 for the arrest aud
conviction of the men respohstble for
the crime.
John Curtin and Charles Barnard,
two victims of the explosion. were alive
to-day, though there Is hardly. a chance
for their recovery. Three men, besides
theaecretary, have been arrested for
the crime. They are John Terrell,
James Woods and Terrence Tracey.
They are the men who threatened Mr..
Curtin few days ago. They were
formerly members OF the seamen'a
Union, but were dropped sometime ago
for non.payment OF dues.
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TIM TARIFF BILL.
Cause of the Delay-Democrats win Get It
Up Themselves.

Cause OF the Delay-Democrnts VIII Get II
Up Themselves.
WASHINGTON. D., c., Sept. 25.-The
Democratic members OF the ways and
means committee have made no effort
as yet to get together and agree upon
the outline OF the new tariff bill. They
say they are waiting for information
from the treasury and other depart
ments which they have called to for
revenues, etc, necessary to be provided.
The frat question to be decided is the
amount Of revenue to be raised by the
new bill This will involve an immedi-
ate determination Of the question
whether Governor Sayer's proposition
to. repeal the laws creating the sinking
fund shall be adopted. Should the
committee decide to act tavorably on
the Sayers suggestion this will reduce
the amount OF revenue to be provided
about $50. 900, 900 per annum.
The next thing to be decided Is the
question of proportion customs reve-
nues are to bear to heinternal revenue
departments. This will involve set
Element of the question whether the
taxes on tobacco and spirits are to be
raised. Once these three points have
been decided the general scheme OF the
bill, SO far as it relates to the custom
duties, must be agreed upon. and then
the details Of the schedules can be
worked out at leisure. The bill will be
framed as the Mills and Mckinley bills
we're, entirely by the majority mem-
bers. The Republicans will have no
voice in its construction and will not be
shown the measure until it is COM
n1atad
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A srR1KE ON.

baltimore 8 Ohio Employees at connellSs
vile Strike Against n Reduction.
CoNNE1LsvID1E, Pa, Sept 25.-The
Baltimore & Ohio employees at this
place have decided to go out against o
reduction Of u per ceutin their wages.
It was announced several days ago that
the company would ask them to accept
a reduction. Some of the men were
willing to work for the reduced wages.
but the leaders took them in hand and
brought them around.
The employees Of this section met to-
night and decided not to accept the
company's proposition. The reduction
goes into effect October /, and unless
the men back down from the position
they have taken tie up will follow.
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ar REDuoED WAGES

Tho Amalgamated Association Makes
oyertures- -FinlsherS Agrees to the Em.
ployerS' Terms.
PlrrsBURoH, Pa, Sept. 95.-The ma
tional officers of the Amalgamated AS.
sociation OF Iron and Steel Workers
have requested the msnptacturers'
scale committee to meet them to.mor-
row for the purpose of adjusting the
differences which caused the rupture
in the last wages conference. The fin
iahers have agreed to accept tho 10 per
cent reduction demanded by the manu-
facturers, and settlement Of the
trouble is expected at the next meeting.
The signing Of the scale would be fol-
lowed BY an early resumption Of all the
mills in the country. The workmen at
the New Castle steel works have ac.
cepted the terms of the employers and
the mill will resume operations this
week. The new scale reduces wages
from 20 to 40 per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-26
HUGH DEAIpsEY's WIFE
After a Pardon For Hlm-His Health Said
"a he Irnnnirah

After O Pardon For Hlm-hls deNhtn sulu
to be Impaired.
HARRlsnuRe, Pa. Sept 25.-Mrs.
Hugh F. Dempsey, of Pittsburgh, wife,
Of ex-District Master Workman Demp-
sey, Of the K. Of L., aud the alleged
leader of the conspiracy to poison the
non.uniou workmeniin the Homestead
mills during the famous strike at that
place one year ago, is in the city in the
interest Of pardon for her husband,
whose application for executive Glenn
ency will be considered tomorrow by
the board Of pardons.
John Costello, president Of the United
Mine Workers Union, and member
OF the K. Of l. legislative committee, is
With Mrs. Dempsey, aud together they
risited the several departments to-day
TO urge the state officials to aid them in
securing a pardon for Dempsey. Mrs.
Dempsey says her husbands health Is
much impaired and that If a pardon is
not granted him he will never live to
serve out his term. N
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,nds. Time Of fight, % minutes and q

onds. Time Of fight, % minutes and q
seconds.
The unanimous verdict was that Smith
had given Dixon a good fight, but could
not Withstand the colored boys con-
slant rushing.
While on his way to the dressing
room after the fight q deputy sheriff Of
Indiana arrested Solly Smith because
Of the part he took in the fight
with Johnny Griffin at Robey, a
short time ago. Judge Newton said he
would be responsible for Smith until
morning, and Solly was given his liberty.
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ARonnIsHoP KAHN

Now Takes ArchbIshop KenricIss Place.
Tho Latter Deposed by satollt, the Papal
Legate.
ST.. LOUIS, NO., Sept, 25.-To-day the
document arrived which makes ooad-
torArchbishop Kain administrators for
the archdiocese of ST. Louis. Mgr. sa.
tolli has actedand Archbishop Kenrick
no longer rules. This was brought
about by the refusal of the octogenarian
Archbishop Kenrick, uttered to Arch.
bishop Ryan, to Voluntarily retire from
active control.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-26
"A MoTHER,S HERoIsM,
She Recoyers Her child From the ,Ottom
- :, ot,,t,, Fact TV.II

She Receivers Her Child From the bottom
of sixty Foot WellI
HAzLEroN, Pa, Sept 25.-While play
ing yesterday, Charlie Snyder, three
years old, fell into a sixty foot well.
The rope used to draw up the bucket
wastotten and no one could be found
brave enough to volunteer to go down
after the child. A new rope was sent
for, but before the man returned with
1t the frantic mother sprang to the well
and grasplng the old line, went hand
over hand to the bottom, where she
found her baby still living, but sense-
less. A rescuer. who went down on
the new line some time later, found the
mother standing waist-deep in water,
holding her baby to her breast.
The two were taken 70 the surface
and tho child was soon restored to con.
sclousness. But for the desperate hero
ism OF the mother, her child would
have been drowned. Her hands and
arms were terribly lacerated by the
ropes and she is completely prostrated.
but the doctors say that rest and time
will restore her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-26
MAY FoRoIS A VOTE.
A Rumor that Arbitrary Measures will be
Adontad

a Rumor that Arbitrary MeaSuFcs VIII be
Adopted.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Sept. 25.-The
rumor is revived tonight, ,'but not veri.
fed, that the advocates Of repeal in the
senate have formulated plan by which
they will force vote on the silver bill
The plan ia not disclosed, but 1t is i'm
timated thatit is some arbitrary method.
Vice President Stevenson left the city
tonight for Allentown, Pa. where he
is to be the gueat Of ex.Governor Black
for day or 80.
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War on the soeLal EVIL.

PrTrsBURaH, Pa, Sept. 25.-The min
listers Of Allegheny have begun a cru
sade against the social evil, and pro
ceedings will be made against all per.
sons who maintain houses Of i'll repute
or rent houses for immoral purposes.
A meeting will be held next Thurs.
day evening, when IN organization will
be formed which will have for its pur-
pose the impeachment Of the mayor
and chief of police Of Allegheny II they
do not enforce the law.
It is understood that similar move.
ment is to be inaugurated in Pitts.
burgh.
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RnnnhinrncrIal..

TERRE HAUrE, 1Np., Sept. 96-Tho
strike situation on the Big Four IL
nearing a crisis, and it will only be q
few days now before the employer ac-
ton is known. Chief Sargent Of the
tiremen remains in this city awaiting
the casting Of the vote. He. declines 70
discuss the probable vote, but It can't
be denied that the feeling as reflected
here is much more serious that It was Q
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May DICTATE TERMS.
Republican senators in Peculiar Posi-.
tion-The situation in Their Hands.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 26-The
Republican senators tind themselves in
a somewhat awkward predicament over
the Bill for the repeal Of the purchas.
ing clause OF the Sherman act, and are
irving to find a way out Of It It hap.
pens that the Republicans who are most
desirous Of securing the passage OF she
Wilson bill are the ones most anxious
10 prevent the passage Of the elections
bili, and the tariff bill, which they aP;
preciate, win come tothe senate from
the other end OF the capitol. While
very Solicitous that the Sherman Law
should be passed, they are beginning
to appreciate that IN helping 70 ~; Esp1a. .,sa
consideration Of msasures quite as OBJ
noxious 10 them, | not moro 50, than
tho Sherman law.
This state Of atfairs gives color to q
report which was circulated about the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-26
7HE PRESIDENT
Attacked vlciously by Senator
Stewart, of Nevada,
STRONG PERSONAL REFLECTIONS.
He Arraigns Mr.. Cleveland as Ar
rogant and Ignorant,
IN Language MUCH MORE PLAIN.

Than courtcous-Tho Chief Executive
rauntcd With His Lack Of Educa-
tIon aud Ignorance of tho Science
ofMoney aud Economical Speech
Romarkable for its Abuse Of the
Chief Exeoutiye-senator Don Cam
oron for FREQ Coinage, but Wants
tho American Silver Protected by a
TarIf.
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DIXON THE WINNER.
The oolored Boy Whips Smith in
Seven Rounds.
CONSTANT RUSHING DID THE WORK

And was Highly Entertaining totho
Audience of Over Five Thousand
People-The Californian Only Sue
ceeds In Drawing Blood and Plenty
of it Flows-Both Men Do Good
FIehtlng-smlth tho Fayorite With
tho crowd at the BeElnning-The
Fight by Rounds.
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psaslllan Rebols Weal.oning.

LONDON, Sept 26.-Ihe BRAZILIAN min
lister in this city has received the fol.
lowing official dispatch:
"R1o De JAxEIao. Sept. %
''The revolution is growing weaker
day by day. Admiral Dsmsllo is 70.
duced to the last extremity. All the
states denounce hisattemptto overthrow
the present government and the people
are enthusiastic for Peixoto's govern,
ment. The army is entirely loyal.
This city is as tranquil as Il no revolt
had occurred and the government fs,
fully confident that it is sufficiently
powerful to maintain authority"
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Corbett signs.

New YoRK, Sept. 25.-JameS J. Cor
bett, the pugilistic champion, signed
tho formal articles of agreement at
Asbury Park this morning to fight with
Charles Mitchell, the English champion,
before tho Coney Island Athletic Club
sometime in December. Mitchell has
already signed the articles.
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ALMOST OVER.

Beliefs That the Yellow Fever VIII Soon
Be Crushed Out.
BRUxswIcK, GA, Sept 26.-surgeon
Fagel authorizes the statement that he
does not expect the fatalities to be
numerous hereafter and frost may be
expected within 25 days.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept, 25.-The health
board has decided in view Of the
yellow fever epidemic at Brunswick
that no person be admitted within
Savannah without health certificates;
inspectors are on all railroads.
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Ono WAY to Raise Il.

wAsnlNaroN, D. O., Sept 25.-Rep-
resentative ]. @. Erdman, OF Pennsyl.
vania, to-day presented bill in the
house to provide internal revenue by
imposing a tax on SUGGESTIONS to real
estate and lepacies.
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: --A-GRIM REALITY
Despite the Governments Attempt
to Bellttle 1t
THE ARGENTINE REVOLUTION

Spreading aud the Country convulsed
With Excltemeut--The Town OF
Rosario in the Hands of the Rebeia.
E1.Prestdens Pelllsrini Undismay.
ed-Report That the Brazilian Re.
belliOu is woakoning-Rebels Re.
duosd to the Last ExsrOmtty-Ths
Army Entirely Loyal.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

wy SpEN9E0 124ES =
Total admissions at the Worlds Fair
yesterday 210623.
The Apollo Spring Water Company,
Of Pittsburgh, has failed.
The call for the Irish National League
to meet in Chicago October 2 has been
withdrawn.
The Countess Poppenheim, who was
Miss Mary Wheeler, of Philadelphia,
has sued for divorce.
Nothing Of importance occurred in
the house of representatives yesterday.
The day was dull aud untnteresttng.
The Homestead steel works Of the
Carnegie Company started up In all de-
partments except the thirty-three inch
mill.
Thomas wynne, brother.in-law Of
Andrew Carnegie, was struck on the
head with a club bya restaurant keeper
at Sacramento and killed. He had re-
fused to pay for meal.
The President sent to the senate the
following nominations: Charles NJ.
Caughey, Of Maryland, to be consul Of
the UNITED States at Messtna, Italy;
John O. Kelly, Of Iowa, to be collector
Of internal revenue for the third dis.
trict Of Iowa
The excitement at Barcelona, Spain,
by the attempt made by an anarchist
named Paltas TO kill General Martinez
oampos at tho review continues, The
general is relting easily and recovering
from the effect Of the wound inflicted
By the fall from his horse and by the
explosion Of the bomb.
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steamsl,Ip Arrivals.

seurnAMproS, Sept 95.-Arrived
Kaiser Wilhelm II, New York.
QuEEHsTowS, Sept. 25.-Arrived, In
dia, Philadelphia.
NRw YoaE, Sept 25.-Arriysd, De.
yonia Glasgow.
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sailod for Rio.

New Yoax, Sept 25.-The United
States fagShip Newark sailed to day for
Rln ~ .--------
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W0ntheF toreeAbt lot 4VsuNys
For West Virginia, cooler; northWesterly
For For western Pennsylvania and Ohio. fair:
noFthWesteTly Winds
fHE HETi3tPERATuRE YEsEBRDAY, q.
og iurnished by G. ScHNEPT, druggist, corner
NnFFGt md FouFtAenth RtFeatN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-16
MORE AUSTRALIANS FAILURES,
Two Banks In Queensland aud Ono In New
South Wales suspend.

Two Banks In Queensland aud Ono In New
South Wales suspend.
BRISBANE. May Is The Bank Of North
Queensland has suspended. The Queensland
National Bank has also suspended. The
deposits in the Queensland NationaluBank
last December amounted to $780, OO. OF
which amount one-half was from Great
Britain. The subscribed capital Of the Queens
one-half Is paid UP. The bank has claimed q
ger in Brisbane is Edward Robert Drury.
The bank has O branch in Sydney. New South
Wales. and various other places in Australia
Tho Permanent Building and Loan Associa.
tion Of this city suspended payment to-day.
The New South Wales Government has pro-
claimed bank notes legal tender.
LONDON. May THO suspension Of the
National Bank OF Queensland has caused no
excitement In financial circles. The officials
OF the National cable from brisbane that tho
OF deposits. Tho shares Of the National Bank
Of Queensland have besn at q discount for
page Of the bank causes no surprise; The
officials OF the National express confidence
that It will be reconstructed. as 1t still retains
private cable dispatches announce that tho
New South Wales. also has suspended. For
Lon Iond sas s sssss f E.sssss M 7. qin ns1sasiss. Of f ssS
one Of the Oldest bankine estsblishments in
and Incorporated ia 1913 The capital Is
fs$ S: r. f. 4. 81 bisS as s &: s -: st' @a 10 Be
Pany has many branches In Queensland and
New South Wales.