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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
PROBABLY FAranbY HURT.

Mrs. Fish, ot MARSHALL County, Terribly
Hurt in u Runuwny.
Mrs. Samuel Fish, OF Robert'e Ridge,
Marshall county. was seriously injured
on Sunday morning in run.
away. Mr.. and MIRA Fish live
bout five tnilos south of here.
On the morning they STATED out
driving in two horse spring wagon
from their homo TO their son-in-law's,
Richard Lutes, and when descending
hill short distance from where they
started trace camo unhitchcd aud
frightened tho horses, which started on
n run. Mr.. Fish hadn't time to put on
the rubber before they were going ut
high speed. Mrs. Fish in some way'fell
out Of the wagon, striking on her tom
plc. She being very hoshy woman,
tho fall seriously injured 'hor and will
probably cause her death. Tho horses
were stopped in about 200 yards b. Mr..
Fish, who still remained in tho wagon.
II ia said TINT he didn't know that his
wife was ont Of the wagon until no had
tho horses stopped. It is supposed
that Mrs. Fish leaned forwardto put on
the brake, aud in so doing fell .ou. DR..
g. W. Bruce was hastily summoned
from town to attend the UNFORTUNATE
woman, and did all he could to arouse
her, not returning homo untA late in
the afternoon. She had not reused at
all up to last evening since the accident
happened. She 10 in n very critical
condition, She was still living at the
last report.
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than ono dollar per dozen and
not exceeding ono dollar and
MY cents per dozen, forty con,n
per dozen; valued at more than
ono dollar and City ccntS por dozen and
not exceeding three dollsrs per dozen
aoycnty.dve cents per dozen; valued at
moro than threo dollars por dozon, fifty
per cent advalorcm; aud In addition
theroto, on all tho above valued at moro
thar thirty conts per dozen. twonty.6yo
per .centum advalotom. Provided that
blades, handles, or any other parts Of
any or either Of tho articles named in
this paragraph imported In any othor
mannet than assembled in penknives,
pockosknlves, OF Grasers, shall DO cub.
iect to no lesa duty than herein pro.
vidod for penknives, pockotkniyes or
crasers valued at moro than thirty cents
per dozen. In seuato und house bills
torty.lve por cent.
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In Paragraph 270, wooden schedule,
flocks, munso, garnetted waste and
carbonized noils, or shoddy, is inserted,
tho rate is made Is per cent nd valorem
senate and house bills % per cent.
Paragraph 281, relating in former bills
to wooden and worsted cloth, is changed
10 road as follows: On knit fabrics. and
all fabrics mado on knitting machines,
or fumes notincluding wearing apparel,
and on shawls, made wholly or iu part
OF wool, worsted, tho hair Of tho camel,
goat, alpaca or other animals, valued at
not exceeding forty cents por pound, 50
per cent, valued ut moro than 20 cents
per pound, 10 per cont; senate bill So
per cent; house bill 40.
On blankets, hats Of wool and hannels
for underwear and felts for paper
makers use and printing machines,
composed wholly or In part OF wool, the
hair OF the camel, goat, alpaca or other
animals, valued ut not moro than 80
cents per pound, 25 per centum nd va.
lorem; valued at more than 80 "and
not moro than 10" cents per pound, 80
per centum I'D valorom; valued a:
moro than 40 cents per pound, 35 per
centum ad valorem." the change con-
sisting in restoring the quoted words in
the house bill.
On women's and children's dress
goods, coat Innings, Italian cloth, bunt-
ing or goods OF similar description or
character ''or all manufactured, in
cluding such as have any rubber as a
component material" composed wholly
or in part OF wool, worsted. tho hair OF
tho camel, goat, alpaca, or other ami
NAL, and not specially provided for in
this act, the house rate OF 10 per cent ia
restored aud the followingwords added:
Valued ut not over ono dollar per
pound, 40 per centum nd valorem, II
finished valued at moro than so cents
and not moro than 81 per pound, As
per cent ad valorcm; and on all the
foregoing, valued ut moro than ono dol
lar per pound, so per cent"
In the petroleum schedule, It says:
provided that II petroleum. crude or
refined, Is imported for any country
which imposes duty on the same OK
ported from tho United States, then
there shall bo levied, paid and collected
upon such petroleum, crude or refined,
the ratio Of duty existing prior to the
passage OF this act.
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a ROYAL FIREMAN.
Emperor william Assists In subdning tho
Finmcs of n Burning Village.

Emperor William Assists In Subduiug tho
Flames ofn Burning Village.
PorsDAM, May 7.-Gactow, village
near this city, suffered severely by fire
to-day, and for time was threatened
with complete destruction. Emperor
William, who was at the new palace,
was notified md promptly rode to the
burning village alter having alarmed
the Spandau garrison and summoning
tho Berlin fire department to send q
number oil engines to Gaetow. By tho
time lie reached tho village many
houses were already consumed and tho
flames were spreading rapidly.
Before the arrival OF tho firemen EN-
peror William actively assisted the vii
layers in fighting tho flames. Tho en-
peror busted himself in carrying
buckets Of water, welded an axe in cut
ting down dangerous beams, aud was
the foremost in organizing succor for
tho people rendered homeless by the
conAagration.
In spite OF the efforts OF the fremen
and troops six large farm houses were
DESTROYED.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May Tho
changes mGdo in the tariff bill by the
amendments introduced in tho eenato
as tho result OF the Democratic COM
promise, arc as iollows:
Tho now auRar schedule provides that
on and Gttor January first, 1895, there
ahall bo levied. collected, and paid
on all sugar not above number sixteen
Dutch s,andardin color, aud OF oil tank
bottoms, syrupa OF cane juice or OF beet
juice, malada, concentrated malada,
concrete and concentrated molasscs u
duty Of forty per centum nd valorem,
and upon all sugars above number six
teen Dutch standard in color there shall
DO levied, collected. paid duty OF one
eighth Of one cent per pound in add.
ton to tho said duty OF forty per GEN.
tum ad valoram: and all sugars, tank
bottoms, syrups OF cane Juice or OF
beet juice. melada, concentrated melada,
concrete or concentrated molasses
MuISLl ut iLu luEteu lIOul OE s.Tt tlle ptU-
duct Of any country which at the timo
the same are exported therefrom pays
directly Or indirectly. bounty on the
export tkcrcoi, shall pay duty OF ono
tenth OF one cent per pound in addition
to the foregoing rates: provided, that
nothing herein contained shall be 80
construed as to abrogate or in any man.
ner impair or affect the provisions OF
the treaty OF commercial reciprocity
concluded between tho United States
and Hawaiian Islands. on tho thirtioth
day OF January, 1875. or the provisions
Of any act Of congress- heretofore passed
for the execution OF the same. That on
and after January l, 1895, there shall be
levied, collected, and paid on molasses
testing forty degrees or less by the DO.
! laracope and containing more. than
twenty pcr centum OF moisture and on
molasses testing above forty degrees
and not above 6ity-six degress polaris-
cope, duty OF two cents per gallon; if
testing above fifty.six degrees polaria-
cope, duty Of four cents per gallon.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Andrew Carnegie has taken a boauti.
full sea. at Buckhurs;, near Whiting
ham, in Sussex.
An explosion in the Cordilo acid
works, near London, killed four persons
and injured thirty.
Tho United States consul general,
William Hayden Edwards, Is seriously
Ill at Berlin with influenza.
The builders laborers OF Vienna, on
strike, engaged in riot yesterday,
and in being dispersed by the police
several were wounded.
The Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, the
United States ambassador, aud Mrs.
Bayard will leave London on Friday
noxt for Dublin. in order to spend a
few days at the Castle. as the guests OF
Lord Houghton, the lord lieutenant OF
Ireland.
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CAPITOL CHIPS.

The President has nominated W. II.
Herbert TO be collector OF the port OF
Sandusky, o.
Representative Brcckinridgc, OF Ar
kansas, OF the committee on ways and
means, has introduced tho following
resolution: Resoired, That the commit.
tee on rules is hereby instructed to re-
port rule making it in order to amend
any general appropriation bill. so as to
reduce or repeal the bounty and tho
tariff on sugar, or either of them.
Mr. Lodge introduced IN mendment
to the tariff bill in the senate yesterday
OF which he gave notice some time ago
providing tha; as against Great Britain
or any OF her colonies, duty double
the amount imposed in the proposed
tariff bill shall be levied, and duty OF
35 per cent on articles on the free list,
such duties to continue until Great
Britain ahaIl assent to takn part in the
international agreement with the Uui-
ted States for the coinage Of and use Of
silver.
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Tho tobacco Rchedule Ia changed to
read 40 follows: Wrapper tobacco, un.
stemmed, imported In any bale, box,
package or in bulk. ono dollar aud fity
ccnts per pound; II s.cmmed, two dol
lars and twenty-five cents per pound
house and senate bills 81 and 81 % re.
spec,ively on tho above articles.
Filler tobacco, unstemmed, imported
in any bulo, box, package or in bulk, So
cents per pound; II atom mod 90 cents
per pound, no change In rates, but the
following proviao is added: Provided,
that the torn wrapper tobacco, when
ever used in this act, shall bo taken to
mean that tho quality OF leaf tobacco
known commercially Us wrapper to-
bacco. Provided, further, that tho
term filler tobacco, whenever used in
this act, shall be taken to mean all leaf
tobacco manufactured not commercially
known as wrapper tobacco. Provided,
further, that II any leaf tobacco i'm
ported in any bale. box, package or in
bulk should bo the growth OF different
countries or ahall differ in quality and
value, save rs provided In tho succeed
ing provision, then tho entire contents
OF such balo, box, package or In bulk
shalt be subject TO the same duty as
wrapper tobacco. Provided, further,
that II any bale. box, package. or bulk
ot leaf tobacco OF uniform quality con.
tains exceeding fifteen per centum
thereof OF leaves suitable in color, flne-
ness OF texture, and size for Wrappers
for cigars, chen tho entire contents OF
such bale, box, package, or bulk shall
be subject to the same duty as wrapper
tobacco: Provided, further, that col
lectors shall not permit entry to be
made, except under regulations to be
prescribed By secretary of the treasury,
OF any leaf tobacco imported in any
bRle, box, package, or in bulk, unless
the invoices covering the same shall
specify in detail the character OF the
leaf tobacco in such balls. box, pack
age or in bulk, whether wrapper
or filler tobacco, Quebrado or
self working balos, as tho case may be,
and provided further, that in tho ex-
animation for classification OF any in.
voice OF imported leaf tobacco at least
one bale II less than ten bales, and one
bale In every ton bales and more, ii
deemed necessary by tho nppraising
officer. shall be examined by tho ap-
praiser or person authorized by law to
make such examination and for tho
purpose OF fixing the classification ind
amount OF duty chargeable on such In
voice OF leaf tobacco tho examination
OF ten hands out Of each examined bale
thereof shall be takrl to be legal ex-
animation"
Snuff and snuff -four, manufactured
of tobacco, ground dry or damp and
picked, scented, or otherwise, Of all
descriptions. so centa per pound--sen.
ato and house bills 10 cents.
The cigar paragraph is amendcd to
read as follows: Cigars, cigarettes,
cheroots Of all kinds 81 per pound and
% per cont ad yalorem; and paper ci-
gars and cigarettes including Wrappers
shall he subject to tho same duties as
arc he.ein imposed upon cigate. The
duty or cigars in tho house and senate
bills is So per pound and % per cent,
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4 portion OF tho glass schedule is
changed 80. as to read as follows:
Green and colorod, nodded, or pressed,
aud flint and lime glass bottles holding
more than one pint, and demijohns and
carboys, covered or uncovered. and
other nodded or pressed green and col
orcd and flint or limo bottle glass ware,
not specially provided for in this act,
fve-eightha OF one cent per pound.
Green and colored nodded or pressed
and flint and lime glass bottles and
walls holding not moro than one pint
and not loss thun one-quarter OF pint,
three.fourths of one cont per pound; il
holding less than one.Quarter OF q pint,
thlrty-Gve cents per gross, whether
filled or untitled, whether their con-
tents be dutiable or free"
The senate rate on tho above Is 10 per
cent; the house ratio wac 80 per cent,
Another change In glass is a5 follows :
Unpublished cylinder, crown and COM
mon window glaas not exceeding 10 BY
10 inches square, ono cant pcr pound ;
above that and not exceeding l6 by "a
inches SQUARE, ono and cne-fourth centa
per pound above tina. and not exceed.
ins "a by 80 inches square, ono and
three-eighths cents per pound; above
that and not exoseding "a by Sc inches
square, ono and iivu.eiehths cents per
pound; all above that ono and thrcc-
fourth cents per pound. Provided that
unpublished cylinder, crown and COM
mon window glass. imported in boxes,
ahall contain fifty square feet, as nearly
US sizeawil permit, and tho duty shall
DO computed thereon according to tho
actua! weight OF tho glass;" There is Q
change oi sizes as well aa OF rates, and
comparison cannot DO made.
Plato glass "A by inches % contg per
square foOt-senlte and house bill 20
cents; all plate glass above these dimen-
sions SS cents per square foot.-sena,o
and house SO cents.
Looking glass plates are added to
glasEc5 dutiabc at ten per cent ad
valorem in addition to other rates
charSeable thereon.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 7.-District
President Cairns, OF tho United Mine
Workers OF America, has received q let
ter from Organizer Miller. at Lonacon-
ing, Nd, in which he says that oil the
miners OF Maryland will likely strike on
Wednesday. There are about 1000
miners in tho district. A joint mcet-
ing OF the railroad and river operators
OF Pennsylvania has bcen called for
next Friday to take action regarding
the Cleveland convention.
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AN ITALIAN TRAGEDY.
An Aristocrntic Roman Shoots His Sweet
bcnrt md Then SuicItlss

An Aristocrntic Roman Shoots His Sweet
heart and Then Suicides.
ROME, May IA young man named
Venzi, belonging to ono OF the most
aristocratic Roman familiea called at
the house Of signor Liberati, a high off,
cial in the war Office, to visit Signor
Liberati's daughter, Mlss Glorinda,
to whom ho was betrothed. As she
stepped forward to greet him on enter-
ing the reception room, Venzi drew
revolver and fred two shots
at tho girl, and sho fell
dead at his feet. Ho thon put tho pistol
to his head and sent a bullet into his
brain dying almost instantly. II is
supposed that tho deed was caused by
jealousy.
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IN THE HURRICANES PATH.
Public Buildings tat Duckhanuon Dam.
aged by Sunday Nights storm.

Public Buildings nt Bucihannon Dam.
aged by Sunday Nights Storm.
Special Dispatch TO The HteIfoencer.
BucKuANNoN, ". Va, May IA ter
rife storm passed over this section Inst
evening, tho wind tearing part Of tho
roof OF the Academy, damaging tho
roof on the Seminary and twisting the
spire OF the Baptist church. Several
stables and out buildings wero also
blown down. Over twelve shade trees
were blown down here alone. Tole-
graph, telephone and electric light poles
were also blown down in several places.
Al Seymour tho roof on two dwelling
houses and several etables were blown
of. the storm only lasted about ten
minutes. Several people were struck
by flying boards, but no one was aeri-
ously hurt.
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ATTITUDE OF REPUBLICANS.
Towards the Compromise Bill-They Will
lie United Against 1t.

Towards the Compromise Blll-Thcy Will
lie United Against 1t.
WAsruSGToN, D. G., May Tho Re.
publican steering committee of tho
senate held conference to-day for the
purpose Of considering tho attitude OF
the Republican party in tho senate on
the tariff question, in view OF the
claims made by the Democrats that they
havc assurances OF tho forty..hree votes
necessary to pass the bill.
The interchange Of views developed
the fact that tho Republicans think
there Is much material in tho new com.
promise bill for legitimate discussion,
and that thoy will insist upon the right
to discuss the bill as amended upon its
merits.
The committee was assured Of solid
Republican vote against tho compro-
mise bill.
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Special DiSpdtnh 10 he inisuigercer.
SUTTON, W. Va, May 7.-IIon. A. A.
Lewis, Of Weston, arrived In town this
afternoon md at ouco called around
him ut tho Elk hotol hia friends, Maj.
W. D. Rollyson and othcrs, for consulta.
ton. II is understood that Mr.. Lewis
Is Il candidate for the nomination for
Congress- on the Democratic ticket. and
as his friends in this end Of the district
have concluded to press his name. Look
out for fight between him and John
0.
Maj. Rollyson says ho will not sup
port any man for other house OF tho
Legislature who will not support Senator
Camden for tho United States Senate.
The fight is on, md the major says
Camden eau defeat the field. Central
Wost Virginia la in 1t this year.
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Tiu Plate aud Cutlery.

Tin plate, one and oro.ffth cents por
ponnd, restoring the house ratei sem
ate bill was ono per cent.
The cutlery schedule is changed to
tead rs follows: Penkniyes. pocket
knives, or erasers OF all kinds, valued ut
not more than thirty cents por dozen,
twenty-five per cent ad valorcm; valued
at more than thirty cents per dozen
and no, exceeding fifty cents per dozcn.
twelve cents per dozen; valued at moro
than fifty cents per dozen and mol e3-
ceeding one dollar per dozen, twenty
i've cents per dozen; valued at more
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Elk Garden Miners Strike.

spertdt DlBpdtch 70 u: in,slIlQsnctr.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, May Tho
miners at Elk Gardon and Window,
West Virginia, and four mines on
Goorgoa Crock, Maryland. struck to-
day. 1t is rumorod that all the othcrs
will atriko tomorrow.
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Pig Iron.

The pig iron paragraph is amended 70
read as follows: Iron in pigs, iron kent.
ledge, opiegeicisen, ferro.manganoae.
ferro silicon, wrough. and cast scrap
iron and scrap stecl 81 per ton. but
nothing shall be deemed scrap iron or
ecrap steel except waste or refuse iron
or steel lit only to be manufactured:
Beams, girdcrs, joints, angles. chan
nels, car truck channels, TT colunna
aud posts or parts or sections OF col
umns and posts, deck and bulb beams,
and building forms, together with oil
ether structural shapes OF iron or steel
whether plain or punched, or fitted Tor
use Clio OF cout per pound-senate
bill IS; house bill 80 por cont.
Railway bars, made OF iron or steel,
and railway bars made in part OF steel,
7 rails and punched iron or steel Hat
rails 7-20 OF cent per pound-Senate
bill 223 per cent ad valorom; house bill
u nor rnpf -.g
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Specfol Dfpoieh 10 The IHtegiqeney.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, May 7.-0n Ten
Mile creek, forty miles up tho Guyan-
dotte river, Jack Adams. middle aged
man, was shot to death by unknown
assassius Sunday morning. 1t is ouly
one year ago that "Bub" Drake was
killed near tho same place. and in the
same manner. Adama wns called from
his house, and whom he reached the
fence volley of shots from men on
horse-back was fired into his body, and
he fell dead. There 10 no clueas to who
the partiea were.
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AFTER PENDLETON.
Hon. a. a. Lcwls, OF Weston. will
Stand for tho Nomination.
A CONFERENCE HELD At SUTTON

Duriug Which 1t Was Decided That
john O's scnlp Must 10 Taken.
Ono OF LowlS' Supporters Declares
That Camden VIII 10 Invinciblo as
n Candidate For tho United States
Sonntc-Ccutral West Virginia VIII
See Some Warm Fighting In tho
Coming Campaign.
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a sevcro storm mt Weston.
10! Dispateh % De intelligence.

tptcTcI DTspu7cH 70 NC IHtSA1JeacH.
WESTON, w. Va, May IA worry
heavy wind. hail and rain storm passed
over this section shortly after o'clock
yesterday evening. doing considerable
damage to crops and fences. At Soy
mour store and several outhouses were
blown down. Telegraph and telephone
communicaiion was entirely cut off.
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each spool not exceeding 100 yards OF
thread, 81 cents per dozen; house and
aenato bills II contu; exceeding 100
yards and for oyory additional 100
yarda, d cents por dozon-hou0s and
senate bills ~ oonts.
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WILL NOT GO TO oLEvEbANp.



No Part IN tho Convention
Special DtIpaich % ne Iattlltgenotr. Wi
CrARLnsroS, W. Va, May Tho
Kanawha coal exchange mo. hero to.
day and decided not to send any dole.
cato TO tho national convention on tho
10Th Inst, at Cleveland, declaring tho
strIko to be tho work OF Ohio men, and
resolving to lot thom fight It out. Mum.
burO oi largo operators will close for
long time soon. Mt. Davis has already
shut down till October l. Winiisedc
men now getting old wagos, havo de-
mandod J cont raise and havo eivon
ten days notice. Only two mincs on
tho Chesapeake & Ohio in Kanawha
county arO running.
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THD CRAZY QUILT
That Waa Stitched Togothor BY
tho Desperate Democracy.
4 MODIFICATION Of M'KINLEYISM
l5 tho Result OF tho Labor OF tho
"Whoro Am At" Party.
SOME RADICAL CHANGES MADE

In Many of tho Important Schedules
of tho House Tariff Dlll-lf You
Can Guoss What It Ronily Is You
May Hnvc l,--sugpr and Collars
aud Curs AFRO Strictly In it Owing
TO Unusual, Pressure Brought TO
Bear on tho Tlnkcrs-Mortnl Mau
VIII Mover Lock On Its Like Again.
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For Western Pennsylvania, EaIr west 10
north winds. becoming variable.
For Ohio, fair, followed IN exueme southwest
portion by showers: warmer In northern and
cooler In extreme southeast portion, northwes.
winds; becoming variable. -
For West Virginia, Increasing cloud!nc&s;
cooler north winds.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
rs furnished by e. SclrSIPY. druggist corner
Mareet and Fourteenth streets.
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srovem onts of Steamships.

NEw YoRE. May 7.-Arrived-Covic,
from Liverpool.
New YoEE, May 7.-Arrived-Fulda,
from Genoa
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PERFECT health is seldom found, for
impure blood Is SO general. Hoods
sarsapariila really does purify the blood
and restores health. 6