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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-18
HEARTILY ENDORSED
ny Ono of tho Most DIStiuG Guishod conEt
tutIonnl Lawyers In tho Country.

Dy Ono of tho Most Distinguished oonSti.
tutionaI Lawyers In tho Country.
. WASHINGTON. July 17.-In view Of
the criticisms that have becn uttered in
certain quarters on tho legality OF tho
course pursued by President Cleveland
in using federal troops. notably in Chi
cago, not to preserve tho peace, but to
execute the decrces OF the federal
judiciary and keep in operation the
provisions OF the interstate commerce
law, tho following letter from one Of the
most able expononts Of tho constitution
in the land has peculiar application.
ANN ARBoR, MIou., July 10. 1904
To Presihent Cleveland.
HoNoREp SIR:-Now that tho great
strike In which your official intorven.
ton became so necessary has boon
clearly shown to DO failure, beg 10
bo allowed to express my unqu allied
satisfaction with every step you have
taken in vindication Of tho national
authority aud with restoration OF law
and order which has followed or is now
in progress. Tho caution and delibora-
ton with which you hnvo pro-
ceedod aro, I think, worthy, like the
accom- panying frmness, OF highest
praise and am especially gratifiod that
a preut and valuable lesson in constitu'
tional construction has been settled for
ali timo with remarkably little blood.
shed. You and tho attorney general
also have won tho gratitude Of tho coun.
try, not for this generation only, but
for nil time, and that God may bless you
for 1t ia the sincere prayer Of your obedt'
ont servant, THOMAS NJ. COOLEY.
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THE ALIEN BILL
In tho English Parliament-The Govern-
ment Opposes It.

In tho English Parliament-rho Govern-
ment Opposes It.
LONDON, July 17.-Lord Salisbury, in
the house Of Lords to-day, moved the
second reading Of tho alien bill. Lord
Roseberry thereupon declared that the
question was less urgent thun at the
time tho noblo marquis was in office
when no legislation was thought noces.
sary. Alien immigration had greatly
decrcascd; ho pointed out that tho im.
migration laws Of the United States
had not checked tho influx Of immi-
grants to that country, as also ninety.
nine persons out Of sixty thousand woro
refused entry into the United States in
1893.
Lord Rosebery said tho government
could accept no part OF tho bill.
Tho budget bill passed Its third road
ing In tho honse Of commons tonight
by vote OF 2S3 to 263.
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CATHOLIC sUMMEn SCHOOL
Father HnipIn Attacks AEnosticlsm-A
Plea for Literature.

EntlgE HkAA,NN
Plea for Literature.
PLArrsDURG. N. Y, July 1L-At the
Catholic summer school to-day Father
nalpIn, OF the Society Of Jesus, doliv'
eroi another lecture attacking. the is'
gues Of tho day In their connection with
ethics. He first dealt with agnosticism' q
solution OF morality with dogma or ro-
ligion. The argument OF Loslie stephen
tint ho is an Agnostic because Chris
tianity hos not proved itself, and be-
cause Christians disagree, was tho spe'
Father O'NoIl, tho eloquent Domin.
ican, made strong Plea for tho support
OF Catholic literature and periodicals,
whilo vigorously criticiHlng tho modi.
ocrity Of tho latter. He said: "Wc must
encourage iudicious roaring ol the bost
daily papers" ,
Bishops Wnttcrson and Gabrielle were
entertained by tho summer school at
Au Sable Chasm to-day. The former
cxprcgsod his Intention OF returning tor
tho coso Of tho session.
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BRUTAL ATTACKS
Made on Railroad Employees BY DIS
charged Strikers.

Made on Railroad Employees by Dis
charged Strikers.
Fort WAYNE, IND, July R-New
men employed on Fort Wayne rail-
roads In tho yards and as trainmcn arc
hourly subjected to tho most brutal at
tacks from discharged mon. Last night
Arthur Baldwin, Nickel Plato switch
man, was found in tho yards inscnaiblc.
Three other switchmsn and call boy
wefo violently stonOd.
This morning Conductor Mulcahy, oil
tho Pennsylvania, was knocked down
by a large rock and kicked In the lace
Both Nickel Plato and Wabash pa,ton'
ges trains worc stoned. Christian llNH5,
a rioior, was arrested to-day.
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BAD RUNAWAY.

A Team Frightcns and Wrecks buggy.
Boys Narrow Escaps.
Special Dtspa'eA TO the IniellignoeT.
SrEUBENvrLLE, O., July 1L-This
evening ut the Pleasant Heights race
track stables Major George McCleary,
OF Wcllsburg, after arranging tho cur
tains OF his buggy, threw up tho top,
iriahtening his team, which ran of, and
half way down the hill from fairgrounds
tho buggy caught on IN electric light
polo and was wrecked, while tho horses
ran several squares further und foil and
were caught. Jamee McCleary, Ills son,
was in the buggy, but could not stop
tho horees, as no had only ono limo, the
other having slipped out Of the buggy.
IIe Jumped and was bruised.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, July l7.-Thcro was
no trouble at tho tube works at Me-
Kecsport when operations wore ro'
sumcd to.nay. Tho works were guarded
by tho city police and deputies, md 1t
was impossible to get within square
of tho mill unless TO go to work. It is
reported that many additional men
wont TO work, some OF whom arc coup.
ling makOrs aud othOrs pipo welders.
This would enable the company to
place two or more departments in par.
tiul operation.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Discharged NInn aiurtlcrOuHly Assaults
Ills Former Employers.

A Discharged NInn aIurtIcrOuaiy Assaults
His Former Employers.
DALLAS, TEXAS, July l7.-Just nftcr
tho South Dallas cotton mills started
work to-day H. P. Barncr, boss weaver,
entered tho oillco Of supt. A. II. Nicklcs
and assaulted that official with knife,
driving 1t homo in Nickle's noart, who
died instantly. Barnor next assaulted
John ". Nicklcs, son Of tho auporinten-
dent, and engineer Of the mill, inilict-
ing half dozen severe cuts. including
two stabs reaching tho lungs. Barner
thon surrendered himself to tho police
and was found to DO himself severely
wounded, possibly fatally. Young
Nicklcs will die. Bnrncr says no was
attacked but tho evidence is that his use
Of the knife was tho result Of his being
discharged.
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THE ooLIEGE WINS


1ts Suit Against tho Wabash Railroad
Company at Toledo.
TOLEDO, Ono, July 1z-Judgo PuGs'
Low. Of tho common pleas court, to-day
rendered u decision for tho plaintiffs in
tho cuso Of tho trustcos OF Adclbcrt col
leyc. william Redmond aud others
oc,in,t tho Wabash l;aiIrond Company,
"5tsrine Il docrco for S2i4,j00. with in
,crrst IRON May !, 1879, Tho suit -
,Lo outcome Of an issue of SGOJ.OOO
CONTINENT bonds, which wcro put on
tGc market By tho Wabash company in
1870 Tho company doiaulted In inter
ost In 1875, and tho suit decided to-day
bas bcun pending since 1888,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July l7.-Reprc-
sentative Springer has asked to have
his bill for national board Of arbltra-
ton, which was rofOrred to the judiciary
committee. transferred to tho jurisdic-
ton OF tho committee on labor, which
has charge Of two similar bills. To-day
ho spoke 10 tho subcommittee on labor,
Messrs. Erdmau, Talbers, Pence, Kietcr
and Gardner, Ia explanation OF his
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ARnITItATIoN CONFESSION
Not YOt AppoIntSd by tho Presidont'
Cause Of tho Delay.

Nut Aot hppOlntGA ny
Cause Of tho Delay.
wAMrSoTox, D. c.. July l7.-It is
understood that tho selection Of the
commission to investigate the late strike
was under discussion by tho cabinet to-
day, but 80 far thoro arc no opcn indi.
cations oil speedy action in tho matter.
Tho President is disposed to act with
tho Grentest circumspOction In choosing
men OF national reputation whose find
ings are likely to carry weight with
the entire American public. Aside
from this, one explanation for the do.
lay is probably to DO found in the belief
by tho President that the labor leaders
have not yet completely met the Condi-
ton no imposed as o precedent to the
appointment OF commission for the
report that come TO haud-thoy show
that lawlossness and obstruction still
exist in many places in the west
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MAssLLoH, O., July H.-Just thrco
families remain at Groves Patch, flvo
months ago a prosperous mining viii
larc, in consequence OF tho strike, which
is fivc months old to-day. Pigeon Kun
is almost dopopulatcd also. There ig no
prospect OF local settlemcnk Tho
limited States marshals were to-day
withdrawn from tho Wheeling C Lake
Esrin railway
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nRAzElIEAN ELECTION.
Tho onlciaI Rosult-BarrIos Elected Pros.
Idant.

Tho Official ReSuIt-DHrrlos Elected Pros.
Ident.
NRw YoRK, July 1.-THE following
was received to-day by steamer from
Rio De Janciro:
SporidI Correspondence 10 the Associated PrcH.
Rio De JASEtRo, juno 1S.-The fol.
lowing is the final result Of tho voto for
president Of tho republic rs declared to.
day by tho national congress in com.
mittoo OF tho whole: For president,
Prudeuto jose Do Moraes Barros. 290,.
$50; Alfonso Agusto Morcira Penna, 49,.
20l; Joso Cosario Dc Faria Alvin, S,7l9;
Ruy Barbosa, S,7lS; Jose Luiz Do AL.
media Coute, 3.437; Couro Sodre, 1870;
Gaspar Da Silvoira Martins, l,294
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m'CLuER wIrHDRAws

From tho Democratic Congregational Raco
for "PSrsOnnl" Reasons.
Special DtrpG,eI 10 he inelligao1.
PAnKERsBURo, W. Va. July H.
Judge McCluer to-day announced OF.
ficially his withdrawal from the raco for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gross. He withdraws for personal rea-
sons, and not because OF fear as to his
nomination, nor in tho interest Of any
other candidate.
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THE OUTRAGES
In Alabama by Strikers Cauae
Great Indignation.
BIG MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS
In Which tho Lawless Acts are
Strongly Denounced.
THE RESULT OF MONDAYS BETTLE

Is Six Killed aud Many Wounded.
More outrngcs Committcd-NarrOw
Escape from Death OF u Hundred
Poopic on a Passenger TraIn-Gov-
crnor Jones Commended for Hla
Prompt Action In Calling Out tho
Troops-Tho Situation Is Critical.
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THEY DISAGREE.
Democratic Conferees Unable to
Agree on the Tariff Bill.
REPUBLICAN, MEMBERS CALLED IN
And tho Situation Frankly Ex-
planned by Mr.. Voorhees,.
THE CHIEF BONES OF CONTENTION

Arc tho Sugar. Coal. Nfo.ai. wooien
and Cotton schcduies-Impossible
for tho Factions TO Como Together
and Report of tho Disagreement
Will be Made to Both Houses in a
Day or so-Rcpuolioans Not Dis.
posed TO Delay Matters
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CUTS Down THE CLERKS.
Tho Accounting system of the Treasury to
lie HcOrganiEed.

lie RcOrganiEod.
WASHINGTON, D. G., l7.-In Tho loGiu-
Iativo bill which passed. tho senate yoa.
tcrday was embodied one Of tho most
important changes In tho revenue work
mado since tho war. Tho bill carried
into eiloct tho recommendations Of tho
Dockery commission to roorganizo tho
accounting syalcm Of tho treasury do.
pnrlmont which wns established 10 1902
bv Alexander Hamilton aud has been
in vogue since with occasional revisiona.
Tho new systcm which will bring up TO
date work which Is dragging two years
behind, Is intended to secure tho prom
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rntnIIlr AZ n Huntington rIre.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July 1.-THE
largo residence OF John DickOy burned
to-day. During tho cOnilnUrutIon Miss
Nora Carter, n young lady who was
visiting tho family, ran into a room to
secure nor jewels aud had to iump from
tho second floor, receiving fatal injuries.
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DEBS IN JAIL,
Charged With Contempt Of tho
United States Court,
and HOWARD, MLIHER ANDROGERS
HlsLleutenants, Accompany Him
Upon tho same Charge.
THEY REFUSE TO GIVE ANY BAIL

And Now Langulsh In cellS-The
onouso Was Violation of an In.
junction of tho United stutos Court.
A Telegram sont by Debs Advising
A. II, U. strikers to savo Their
Money aud Buy Guns Tho Pro-
ooedings Talkon in tho Court.
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A DAMAGING TELEGRAM.

A telegram was produced In court,
sent by Dcbs on July 2, to North Butte,
Montana. It read:
general managers arc weakening. II
the strike 10 not settled in torty.oight
hours complete paralysis will follow.
Potatoes and ice arc out OF sight. savo
your money and buy gun"
While seated in tho jail, awaiting tho
preparation OF his coll, Debs said :
''Well this means few days otrcst and
Quiet at least. Ihnvo not had much
rest for over n month, and l am badly
in noed Of it.
"No, sir, wc shall not give bonds. Our
bonds arc $1,000 each, but wc would
not giyo bonds II thoy woro hvo cents
each. We arc not posing as martyrs,
neither do We ask for sym pathy.
"AIl have to say about our arrest
to-day Is that mattors have come to that
point in this FREQ country when It 10
held to be crimo TO advise q mau what
to do whom he socks your advice. We
arc guilty Of no crime, unless tho single
expression Of an opinion Is q crime.
We arc not responsible for this strike.
Pullman is responsible for it" :,
The men wero placed In the debtors
department OF tho jail, Debs and How;
ard being given coll together and
Kollher and Rogers one adjoining.
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LILLIAN RUSSELL
nay BE Prevented From Filling Hor Con-
tract In London.

trn6t In London.
New YoRK, July l7.-Lillian Russell
will not start on her European tour to-
morrow as she intondod. shc will have
to appear before Justice Gaynor in tho
supreme court, Brooklyn, tomorrow
morning. This afternoon shc was
served with injunction papers which
may provcnt her from carrying out hor
contract to appear in the Savoy Theatre,
London, next fall.
Lillian has for several days evaded
service OF the papers, but was advised
by counsel to accept tho documents.
1t is said that some kind OF q truce
will be patched up between hfisa Rus
sell and her former managers 80 as 10
permit OF hor appearance In London
during tho coming season.
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the train pulled out Of Fort Wayne. It
iS not known who did it, but It is sup.
posed that boys who arc In sympathy
with the strikers stoned the train.
No one was hurt. but the attack
caused considerable commotion among
the passengers.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July l7.-Tho
house passed. tho Bailey voluntary
bankruptcy bill to-day by vote Of 1877
to 81, and devoted tho remainder OF tho
day to unimportant business reported
from tho Judiciary committee.
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NEW woRLD's RECORD

Created by BicyclI't sanger n; wnlthHm,
Mass.
WAuTuAM, MASS, July l7.-Waltor G.
Sanger created now worlds record at
Waltham to-day. He did tho unpaced
flving milo in call 2.5 and tho intormo-
diatc distances thereof now stand US
record time. Ills timo for tho intormO.
diato distances were: Quarter, % 40;
half, l:0l 9.5i two-thirds, l:24; three.
quarters, l:35 4-5.
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A TrnIn stoned,

pirrsnuRou, Pa, July l7.--whcn tho
Chicago limited pulled into the union
atntlon this morning from tho woSt ono
Of tin yosLIbulo cars had four Windows
broken, This damage WRA done Just ~
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For Western Pennsylvania, ShowOn In south.
crn and fair IN northern portion; cooler In
southern portions; southeast Winds
For ohio. showers IN southern and tAlr in
northern portion; southeast Winds:
For Wcsi Vin;lnin. showers; slightly cooler In
the evening; southeast winds.
rIIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
ns furnished by c scHSErp, druggist, corner
WarrNt md Fourteenth Streets
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isod adjudication OF claims and accounts,
white incidentally 1t Sayes tho govern
mont 500, 900 a year by dispensing With
tho services Of 1876 clerks.
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SPECIAL DiEpnteh to The Intel!lOenoer
WAsnINoroN, D. c.. July 17.-Patouts
granted: Isaac v. Kelly, Of Hunting
ton, car door; Harry Winters, Wheel.
| ing. mould cooler.
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CHICAGO, July 17.-Eugene v. Dobg.
George W. Howard, L. W. Rogers and
Sylvester Keliher. tho offlcers of the
American Railway Union. wOre CON-
mitted to jail to-day by Judge Seaman
in tho United States circuit court for
alleged violation Of the injunction Is
sued by Judges Woods and Grosscup.
Tho four.leaders Of the strike In reality
wont TO jail In default Of bail, for'tho
court offered them their liberty until
next Monday. when they will have a
hearing on tho charge Of contempt
Their bail was fixed at 5000 each, but
the mon refused to give 1t aud the court
committed them. Debs and his. COM
panions were taken to jail by Marshal
Arnold, and before they left the court
room Judge Seaman instructed tho
marshal to take thcm out OF tho jail at
any reasonable timo or times in order
that they may havo abundant oppor-
tuuity to consult their attorneys be-
tween this and next Monday.
This morning District Attorney Mil
christ filed an information in court
charging the oilcors Of tho union with
violating tho injunction, aud asked for
q writ OF attachment for contempt
THB INFORMATION.
Tho information WAS read to the court
by District Attorney Milchrist. Whom
MIR. Milchrtst had finished the roadlng
Of the information, Attorney g. R. Peck,
representing the receivers Of tho Santa
Fe system, took tho floor and road O pc
tition for writs OF attachment against
the defendants on behalf OF that rail-
road. The petition asked that tho de-
PENDANTS be punished for contempt for
violating the ordor appointing tho re-
ceiyers as well us violating the general
Injunction as IL applies to tho Santa Fe.
A number Of acts OF violcnco wore al
legged aud interference with trains:
The formal proceedings began at 2
o'clock, when Attorney Erwin, for the
defendants, asked that they be released
on thoir personal recoguizance.
judge Seaman finally decided TO set
the case for next Monday and fixed bail
at 5000 each. The four men made no
attempt,to furnish bail and were com.
mitted to Jail until Monday. The at
torneys for tho defendants said their
clionts could not secure bondsmen. but
Debs did not corroborate that whom
asked II he would give ball. He said he
would not give bail to the amount OF
five cents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-01

DEATH OF HENRY VANDERFonD.- Sud
denly on Saturday last at his home IN
Westminster, the veteran journalist, Henry
Vandertord died after having reached the
ripe old age of 50 years, 1 month aud a
days lie was stricken with paralysis Mt 10
O'Clock ou Saturday nc rnlng and died at 2
o'clock in the evening.
MIR. Vanderiord brought to his life labor OF
journalism, Il broad and LIBERAL intelligence ;
he, through al earnest care to excel, became
scholarly his writings W ere always forccful
yet markedly chaste and elevated in toae. In
criticism his pen was trenchant, yet his
methods were uplittei by noble courage
and lie disdainei to feather his shafts with
personality or innurndo. HIS influence, TO
Il greater degree Than that ofany one that we
have known, has been to elevate the plane
and tone of country journalism and in these
modern days, when the impure and sensa.
tlonal are invading even tn" columns Of the
country Journal, we can best appreciate the
splen lid pride that rcvol,cd agains, such
ahascment. His work is done and has been
well done.
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The Tax Question.

As we had occasion to say two weeks ago
and nothing later developing to cause a
change of view. we still insist upon 1t, that
the question Of the cost of re-assessmeht
cnuuot cn,e, into consideration as factor.
Exemptions IN Bal imore City alone reduce
the tax basis $500 $40 and it is estimated
tia, Ms much more is exempt because ii is
hidden, that Is, held by the "artful Uax) dod
gers" who are moving through every known
cllanne to prevent the passage of practical
working assessment law. Then in the State
it is estimated that there Is 1900 600 IN
mortgages: if this sum too be taxed, these
two prcscn, exemptions will. AT l7a cents,
amount 10 1864 ,4l3 and such IN Increase III
the revenue would furnish sufficient answer
to such Is object to the cost OF making re-
assessment,
As to exemptions, there should be none !;
every individual or corporation should, in
exact proportion to their actual worth, aid
IN raising public revenue: the law should be
framed upon this proposition, pure and sim
PIE. JuSl us e"'ti 40 thS
plant. the municipal or industrial bond or
the individual mortgage asks to be exempted
it drives the main proposition from its simple,
elementary basis and relative right to favor
renders i, the most complex of questions.
A quite different condition Of affairs exist
ed at the time the laws providing these
exemptions were passed, from that now con
fronting US money is cheaper now than then
and the policies of State and citizen should
be adjusted to meet altered conditions. For
instance when the law exempting indiv'd-
ual mortgages from taxation WAS passed,
70. eminent bonds were paying 8 and ~
interest III solG with gold at premium,
while the legal rate Of interest in the State
was per cent, fiat. Today you can borrow
all the money needed at 5 per cent IN larger
SUNS and ON mortgage, but II there Is to be
a classification OF the property In the state
rs taxable and exempt, individual mortgages
should come under the latter, for there arc
reasons favoring it and probably equal to
those that are forthcoming in the interest of
any other property or investment known in
the State
However, keep the proposition clear Of all
such issues pass an assessment law that
recognizes no right of any property or
wealth to exemption assess the citizen for
exactly what he is worth, as near rs proper
questions weighted with proper penalties
NAV MOSTLY determine and on such sum let
the levies be made.
Even under such law there would come
millions of dollars worth Ct church, cduca
tonal aud municipal property that would be
exempt aud these alone would furnish tan
glcd problems keep your measure clear of
these when dealing with the industrial hold.