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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-05
BELLhIRE.
Al, Sorts OF Local Nows and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local Nows and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Bellairu wants the congressional con-
vention this year aud men OF every kind
here guarantee fair treatment to all the
candidates. This city is iull OF Repub-
licans who will insist upon fair play, no
matter what their personal preferences
may DO as among the candidates. 1t is
understood that only this city, ST.
Clnirsville and SteuDenvillc arc to be
considered in locating tho convention.
Tho Republican committee Of this
county will meet at ST. Clairsville next
Saturday, May u, to call the primaries
for the selection Of delegates to the vari-
ous conventions. The Harrison county
committee will meet at Cadiz next
Tuesday, the same day the congress
sional committee meets at Steubenvillc.
The handsome uniforms. the precision
OF step. the knightly bearing OF tho
Wheeling Sir Knights who attended
Ascension Day servses in this city, and
tho excellent sermon preached by Sir
Knight r. +. Swope, OF Wheeling, all
COlu DlUcu 10 WIZ Iui Hccilllp lulhs
high compliments Thursday evening.
The work of appraisinG railroads by
tho various county auditors is now 20
ing on. The B.. q. 1; c. railroad was
appraised at $500 per mile, sidings at
$3.50 por milo.
Mr.. Fletcher, postofIlce Inspector
from Washington. yesterday closed an
other tense on tho Bellairc Office for five
years.
A human skull was dug up in the
yard Of John Beck, in lower town, the
other day, but no one hes any idea how
it got thore.
Hon. W. 6. Doden. tho new bank ex-
aminer, paid his first official visit to the
First National Bank yesterday.
DR.. Barrett, who came here recently
with his family from Wooster, has
moved back to his old home.
The Homo Benevolent Society meets
at the homo OF Mrs. Joseph Weyrick
this afternoon.
Mr.. James Wilson, Of Del aware, is in
the city ON business.
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INCOME TAX nll;Asul,r.
senator Vest oncr Some ImmatorIai
Ainondune to the Iiili,


senator Vest onOrs Some Immn,erlal
Amendments to the uiii.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 4.-scnator
Vest to-day olorod amendments to tho
tariff income tax bill providing for a
change In tho Income tax feature OF tho
bill. 1t docs not change tho tax Of two
per cent nor the amount at which In.
come should DO subject to tax, leaving
II at $1,000, and upwards. Tho obioc.
oil tho amendments 10 TO rcliovo individ-
uaI investors. interpretations of tho
charge whore their no. incomes do not
exceed $1,000, but to have tho profits OF
tho corporations taxed. 1t is nlao pro-
posed TO eliminate tho inquisitorial OK.
posurc OF the Income tax. Instead OF
compelling the individual 10 exhibit
his books and papers tho assessor may
estimate tho amount OF tho income and
tho person so assessed may appear and
provo that no hos been assessed too
high il such Is tho case.
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DUBLIN, May 4.-Tho large wholesale
and retail draper, carpet, curtain, up
holstery and cabinet stores OF Arnott
& Co., Nos. Ii to 10 Henry street, this
city, have been destroyed by fro.
Three hundred employees Of tho estab-
lishmcnt who were sleeping OIL the
premises succeeded In escaping. Tho
offices OF tho Feeman's Journal, adjoin-
ing tho buildings OF Arnott & Co.,
caught fro but the flames were extin-
guished before much damage waa done.
Lord Mayor Dillon was present ut tho
conhagrasion. and strong force OF
troops assisted the firemen. The dam
ago done is estimated ut ST 100000. Tho
fire was the largest that has occurred in
Dublin for many years.
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Blame 1t on u Fake Telegram.

SEDALrA, No., May THE First Ma
tional Bank, OF this city, one OF the old.
est financial institutions in Central
Missouri, failed to open It's doors for
business to-day. A note siened by
officers and directors was posted on tho
door notifying depositors OF tho suspen-
sion. Tho bank had capital OF $780,
900. and was supposed to havo reserve
fund OF $4,000. Tho cause OF the sus-
pension is attributed to q loss OF bus.
ness. brought about by the publication
in o 81. Louis paper several months neo
Of flake" telegram from this city,
stating that the bank had closed. Other
banks became suspicious. and the
standing OF tho First National Bank be-
came impaired.
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{ DEs MONIES, IA, May 4.-Tho effect OF
tho discouras!nc outlook for Kelly's In
dustrials has mado itself manifest in
tho army, and the men to-day were
downcast and disheartenod. Tho prime
cause Of the general depression was the
continued scarcity Of provisions.
Governor Jackson again spent the day
in cndeavoring to secure cheap rates to
the river, but was not at all confident OF
success. 1t is the general impression
here to-day that Kelly will BIO starved
out and forced to march. and that his
army will dwindle to corporaps guard
before the river Is reached.
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aiAl,rrx's FERRY.
iinps ana Nii'hhps In tho Thriving CITY
ACrOsa tho lLlYnr.

iihps nnd Mi'hhps In tho Thriving City
Acros. tho River.
Tho foundation for tho thrce.story
brick warehouse at Spence, Daggs K
Co.'s foundry IL about completed. Tho
building will DO ready Tor occupancy by
August.
Tho minors employed at tho Holt &
Hercules minos above Martins Ferry
have Joined tho strikers. Coal Ia being
shipped by tho car load from Don.
Tho Switch Loaiors dcica,cd tho
BumS In base ball yesterday by scofo
OF 81 10 Is. Tho winners want to play
tho Sunny Sides or Shady Sides.
Fifteen different mon want TO DO
health officer II pays g per day for
the work done. Tho board will prob
ably mako Il selection next week.
Gen. D. A. uolllngsworth, OF Cadlz,
was down yesterday and says TINT no
will DO tho candidate for Congress or no
Will namo tho man.
Street Com MI sioucr Coates removed
tho treos from In front oil tho Spence
property at coat OF SIC. Ono contrac-
tor wanted $50
AZ yet Constable Stanton has not
found an owner for tho mysterious
trunk loft In front OF the postotlice last
Saturday.
Tho Y. N. G. A.'s athletic grounds
wero ploughod yesterday and will DO
scraped to-day, Tho fence Is being put
mp.
Charley Carpenter has received an
Eclipse wheel, and Thomas Lloyd and
William Manning, Cleveland wheels.
Tho birthday Of Mrs. +. II. Eich was
pleasantly remembered by largo party
Of friends on Thursday evening.
Miss T.atha Frazier, OF Toronto, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis on
Fourth street,
Hannah Winesburg was yesterday
fined ST and costs for slandering Lizzie
Johnson.
A. W. Kerr has returned from busi-
moss trip to lfammondsyille, Pa.
Mrs. Edward Reich. OF GAINESVILLE, Is
tho guest Of Mrs. +. L. Heinrich,
A bowling party Of young people went
to Wheeling Park last evening.
Joseph ". Thesis is at Til.on Vile.
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TACOMA, WASH, May --latest re-
ports from the scene OF disturbance on
the Northern Pacific railroad arc that
tho Commonwealers did not exactly
steal tho train but simply swarmcd
aboard in such numbers that tho train
men could do nothing with them. In
every case where man was ordered to
get Oft, lie got of. but immediately
climbed back again. Tho train was
finally side tracked at Palmer, and
United States marshals have Como to
take charge. The plan of the Common
wealers now is TO steal their why to
Spokane in small squads, making the
city their rendezvous, and then go east
via tho Great Northern.
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NiOUSDSVIuuE.


4 miscellaneous oIeluugs of Minor Mat.
tiers from Mnrshnlrs Metropolis.
The city Council on Wednesday even
ing pus8cd an ordinance for issuing
$4,000 city bonds for further street
prving. The order for an election will
be prepared shortly, and vote Of the
citizens will be taken on tho question.
Mcssrs. D. A. Dorsey and NJ. F. Cox
were appointed commissioners to neso.
tiate the sale OF the bonds. Several
streets were ordered paved. Seven liq-
uor licenses were issued.
It'll reported that number OF rob-
berries have taken place on tho camp
ground recently. Several cottages have
been entered and the goods there taken.
1t was only discovered when party
from town was out cleaning up.
The Moundsvilo Stars base ball club
havo changed their namo to tho Hs>T.
Anshutz. who will furnish them with
quits. They have challenged the Stree.
Echoes, OF Wheeling, for gamo here
this afternoon.
The quarterly parish dinner was hold
in Trinity church on Thursday evening
last q, 6 O'Clock. 4 full attendance OIL
tho members was present and very on.
joyable evening was spent.
Tho riggcr car came down frou
Wheeling on the Baltimore & Ohio
Thursday to put car on the track
which got of near the Mound City
brick works.
Ex.County Superintendent w. NJ
Writ, OF Sand Hill, is in tho city. He
Is candidate again for the Republican
nomination for superintendent OF free
schools.
Old "Unclc Georgia" Cats died at
his homo in Franklin district yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock, after short
illness. His age was abou, eighty years
The Glendale Banjo aud Mandolin
club gave an entertainment in tho
school house at that place Thursday
evening.
Rev. D. S. Hammond, OF Huntington,
W. Va, is the guest OF his brother, 7,
G. Hammond.
Miss Maud Hood is ont again attor :
briet illness.
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We're Met with winchrs,crs.

Chicago, May "A crowd OF striking
brick moldcrs gathered at the brick
yards OF D. V. Purincton & Co., ut Blue
Island to-day, and threatened to destroy
the works. Non.union mon are at
work in these yards under the protec.
lion Of. the sheriff. Tho latter's, dcpu-
ties met tho strikers ut the entrance
with loaded Winchesters, and throat
ened to shoot tho first invader.
Tho mon sullenly withdrew, and
bloodshed was narrowly avertcd. Alter
destroying Purington & Co.'S works and
driving out tho non-union workmon
the strikers expected to repeat the OPP
Grafton at other brick yards in the Vi
cinity.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of Il perfect lux
alive: cdcctuHlly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcyes
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because 1t acts on the Kid
nrys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but It Is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name sprinted on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being we'll informed, you will no.
accept any substitute ii offered.
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London Dynumtters Sentenced.

LONDON, May Twenty aud ten
years imprisonment respectively were
the sentences imposed upon Guissippe
Fernaro and francesca Polti. tho dyna.
mlters, at the Old Bailey to-day. Polti,
who was arrested with dynamite bombs
in his possession April Il, is only
twenty-ono yeara old. He had boon an
intimate OF Bourdin. who was "hoist
with his own petard" in Greenwich
Park the Grst weck in March. Polt,
turned queens evidence and upon in
formation no gaye Fernaro, tailor, was
arrested April % Fornaro was distrib-
uting agen. for tho anarchists OF Eng
land and his workshop was the head.
quarters and recruiting station Of the
Autonomie club. His relation to the
anarchists was very similar to that
which lyman, tho lannon's mo l." bore
to the Phoenix Park assassius.
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PITrsBvRon, Pa, May 4.-Galvin's
army is still encamped at Homestead
and will remain over Sunday. There
arc now 24O soldiers in tho army and
they are being well cared for by tho
Homesteaders. Calvin spent the day
in Pittsburgh in consultation with tho
officials of various labor organizations,
but nothing OF Important was done to-
ward helping the men on their way to
Washington. Their treatment in Pitts
burgh. thoy say. was tho shabbiest ac-
corded on the whole trip.
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Cautwelps Train Srlznrs.

SEATTLE, WAsuS., May 4.-Governor
McGraw, after being notified that the
industrial army under Cen" Cantwell
had seized Northern Pacific train,
said the road was in tho hands OF the
United States court and tho federal gov
ernment was fully prepared to cope
with tho difficulty. He refused to tako
any action as to the train, but said that
II any part OF tho army remained ut
Puyallup no should deal with any emer-
cency that might arise.
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PLEASANT Hill. Mo-, May S.-Two
cons and daughter OF Sam Cannon,
who lives near Cockrell. in Jackson
county, were killed this afternoon by
foul air while cleaning out an old we'll.
The youngest boys wife became hyster-
ical when she saw her husband waa
dead, jumped into the we'll and was
dead in few minutes.
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Dr.. ..H..
Our lines of Ladies Tailor
Made Covert Cloth, Serge
and English Duck Suits and
Vests are all made to order
and therefore in the best
manner. When alterations
are required to make a per
feet fit we do it without
charge.
Ladies' Muslin and Cam
brio Underwear all made es-
,pecially for our own sales.
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! Tint Tired Feeling.

"Mv husband was frequently sicl,
and did not know what was the matter
with him. One day he would feel tired
and the next he would have headache.
He did not have much appetite and
was almost tired OF living. l finally
persuaded him to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. lie has used three bottles and
SAYS he feels like now man." Mrs. r.
L Myers, Martinsburg, W. Va.
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WATERFOWL, n. ". May AT 8
o'clock this morning Hugh Mccormick,
aged seventy-Gvo years, aud his grand
son. two years old, were struck and in
stantly Killed by railway train near
Brownsville. Mccormick had the boy
in his arms carrying him over the track
whom the train struck him.
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INDICTED AGAIN.

johnson. stoubonviilos DcrauitIng City
Clerk, Once Moro in JUL.
Special DSDGteh 10 he lnhligeccr.
srEuBESvrLLr, O., May Nv. R
johnson, tho deiaulsing city clerk, who
was Indicted Last iall for embezzloment,
but cleared on tochnlcality. was in
dictcd by tho grand jury on two charges
oil four counts cach for ombc1zlcmont as
clerk, agent, officer and servant The
prosecutor hopes to hold him, but law
yors ray no will DO cleared. IIo Is in
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raror .li.a1etnllle Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May title in
ternational bi.metallio congress in Eng
land continues to BIO the subiec. OF
much favorable comment al the capitol.
Senators and representatives who as
sisted in the repeal OF the Sherman act
take even greater interest in it than
those who resisted repeal. and express
themselves very freely us in hearty sym
patty with the movement.
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Aid Kcfnscd Rnn.lnlI.

VALPARAISO, 1ND., May 4.--General
Randall arrived at Hobart With his
army at 10 o'clock today. Tho army
proceeded to cohtiscate all the broad
ana crackers in town and there was con-
siderable rioting in tho ranks. There is
much feeling hero and aid has been re.
fused the army.
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HooD's Pills cure sick headache.


TO Whom It Nay C0Hcern:
am troubled considerably with head,
ache and have tried almost everything
which is used as Il preventive or cure,
but there is nothing that has done me
go much good US krause's Headache
Capsules. ALBERT HELLER
Sold BY Alex. I. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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THE COLD SHOULDER.
Galvln'S Hobos Arc Not Allowed
to Remain In Pittsburgh.
NO SYMPATHY FROM WORKMEN.
Tho "Army" Is Hustled Out OF tho
City aud They AFRO Now Anchored IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In tho
Northwest Solo Trnins-Randplls
Army Proves 20 DO u Disorderly
Crowd of Nondescripta

Pittsburgh btpdeh
swell, Colonel Calvin. what arc you
going to do with your army in Pitts.
burgh"
"Why, I don't know exactly"
thine you wore finding out. You arc
hero now and this is big city,"
81 expected Lieutenant Boycc to meet
me hCre," answered the Commonwoal.
or, looking around anxiously, "but
don't sce him. He was to have had all
arrangements made for us"
AN right, then, you had bot,cr keep
moving, You mnst either find place
camp on private property or got out Of
tho city. Ifyou 60 into camp on tho
wharvcs or other city property we'll
havo TO run you into tho police sta-
tion."
"But expected delegation OF labor
leaders to meet US here"
Don't SEQ any OF them, do your"
AND SOMETHING WAS WRONG.
mo. don't, There must DO SONS.
thing wrong" answered tho colonel,
frankly.
~ guess you won't get much sympa.
thy in Pittsburgh, and the beat thing
you can do Is to move right along"
And the army did move. 1t kept
stopping right along, out OF tho Balti-
moro & Ohio depot and across the
Smithfeld street bridge. Within an
hour and hall 1t was beyond tho city
limo on its way to Homestead, whore It
camped last night.
The interesting conversation quoted
above took place between Police Super
intcndent O'Alara and Colonel Calvin,
the head Of tho rcgimcnt OF the Com.
monweal army which has boon having
so much trouble on its way to Wash.
ington from tho Pacific slope.
Calvin and hia mon had Just como In
on special train from Wheeling over
tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad. Thoy
lett tho Nail City at l:S0 and arrived
hero OF 4:40. They had calculated on
spending few days in this city, blu,
Superintendent O'Aiara's strategic move
landed ,them beyond the municipal
limits before they realized what had
llpponpl.
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REAL ESTATE.
s A Fl.

House Of ten rooms brick, Market street, Filth
iiSasS q i've 81 iOoni, brcs. Fourteenth street
House q four rooms, Jacob street sixth
House, ayo rOon,. Woods street, ga,, Wheel.
ilon:s. siz roOm,. Wood, street, Centre Wheel.
inn $3.50,
Fine larm. 1877 acres, thsuo miles from Mounds,
l0rgnlu
Farm OF SOY acres near Trtaiclph,a, s,.so1
Fntm Of 8D\I ACrcSBl miles oAlt Of city, 9i,1n
6j9 feet OF land irontins on McC0lloch and
Lind streets,
Double brick houso. tonr aud dyc rooms. Wit.
$500
Two brick houses, fiyo and six rooms lot lolx
100 feet, cheap. tl,SOl
iiotol Of fourteen ROOMS. dolug good buSlnO1I
sPlehuld location, cheap,
House OF llvO rooms, i3Os Mccolloch street
House OF three rooms, Woods street. Eighth
ward. lot 2j1l0O feet, sS0l
si0lO. Nag
House OF seven rooms and hall. Chapllas
sttcOt, Centre Wheeling, $3.50.
Lot east ond Fourteenth Etecet, $50
Lots on Lind street. HeiyCderc, eLD each.
Lots III Behrens & SpcIlel's addition, Hand.
lnne addition 10 North BhnwoOl. lllegf' Kun
IhldWolrA Run, Pleasant Valley, BclloYuc aud
other places lu anf near tho city
Money TO loan on city real usutci tIOO 500
SiIo, 500 500, $1,000 Si,GOO mud 5000
NESBlTT & HEVINE,
Tel Gt1 1899 Market Street.
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AGENTS FOR
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FULL LINsS OF

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Boys Reform Balm Drawers,
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Our price for the Gve-button colored
is the Same Isl 35) as charged by Cen
tcmeri in New York. When we haven't
tho color wanted We very cheertu!ly
send on to the New York Office spOcial
order for tho same, without extra
charge.
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ARM
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Sole Agent for Wheeling.

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To wrAnrns or TIE cEsrEMrm KID GLOVES:
All genuine Ccntemori Gloves are
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