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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, April 20
The twelfth annual encampment q. A. r.,
bsld here with 300 delegates and all de-
nsrfment officers present. Election OF Off
GERS will be held to-day. The annual en-
carnpment of the Women's Relief Corps
and Sons OF Veterans, Department or
West Virginia. are also in session. Marked
growth In each is reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27
4 National Liner Abandoned.

GIBRALTAR. April @.-The steamer
Peveril has arrived here and reports that
the National line steamer Helvetia was
abandoned In sinking condition on Cape
Finlsteree on April @. The Peveril landed
here thirty-three Of the crew. eight pas
rergers and two stowaways. who were
tatap off the Helvetia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

ALBANY, n. Y. April Ex-Governor
Flower has vetoed the annual approprla-
ton bill, because the Republican Legls-
lature refused TO amend the bill by strik-
ing out the section to allow the Attor-
ney-General to designate all the counsel
employed by State commissions. rms
action OF the Governor will probably
delay adjournment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

ST. LOUIS, April 2e.-Bccause OF the
the management OF the race track there
las, night decided TO close UP and run the
remaining four days races at the East
81 Iotis track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

with the three local military companies
visiting from other towns. A. and NJ. Col
lege cadets. from Auburn. University OF
Alabama tTuskaloosa) Cadets. Howard
College, u,ast Lake. cadets. a fair es-
timate OF the number OF men IN the
ranks places II at 1000. There were IN
Vulnerable carriages and tie procession
was view by fuzzy $500 people.
The column was mile long. the vet
Grams and sons Of veterans marching I'm
fours. Enthusiastic outbursts greeted the
old battle-scarred v, ,terans and the many
flags, relics OF the Lost Cause were
recipients OF loving tributes The bands
played martial airs. the rebel veil was
heard. flags and handkerchiefs were waved
and it was altogether sight never to
be forgotten.
ROWS OF PRETTY GIRLS.
AT Park avenue the column passed be-
tween the two long rows Of beautiful
schoolgirls. dressed in white. each with
a basket of flowers. which were handed
to the battle-scarred veterans and sons
of the Confederacy. Passing in front OF
the reviewing stand, whereon was Gen
eral John II. Gordon, the Governors Of
the states, the representative Stars and
the sponsor of Camp Hardee, together
WIN 'h'ii nihcS, llty RTecteu lneHl WIN
cheer after cheer. which, with the boom
ing OF the cannon made the welkin ring
1t was a grand and inspiring spectacle.
After the review the ceremonies at
tendant upon the laying of the corner
stone were gone through with I'm an i'm
posing manner
General Stephen ID. Lee. of Mississippi.
delivered the address, which was a mas
terpiece Of orat0ry. Other distinguished
speakers were present and the corner
stone was placed in position I'm an appro-
priately solemn manner by the Grand
Master Of Masons. Hon. Frank l.. Pettus
Thus ended the greatest reunion of ex-
Confederates ever known.
The Confederate Veteran, published at
Nashville. by S. a. Cunningham. was
made the official organ of the United
Veterans.
MEMORIAL DAY IN ATLANTA
ATLANTA. GA. April 26.-The feature
of Memoria-Day here was the linveiljne
or statue to the Unknown Dead"
The piece is after the famous Lion of
Lucerne with the lion guarding the
Georgia cOat-of-arms This is the largest
piece of marble statuary ever cut from
one block in America.
Congressman Carlton delivered the
Grafton. Flowers were scattered I'm pro-
fusion on the soldiers graves The ladies
of Brunswick sent q carload OF flowers
TO the Ladies Memorial Association here
as an evidence of Brunswict's apprecia-
ton OF the aid rendered by Atlanta last
year, when yellow fever was endemic
in that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

BUTTE. MONT. April s-The t'olo-
RADIO Smeiter. owned by Denvss people.
was destroyed BY fire last night. causing
loss OF over siey,Vo. covered BY ins
surance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

NEW York. April "A. c. Judscn.
State Examiner. took possession Of TIE
Harlem River Bank and closed Il st 90
ton OF It's o)udislo1.
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sou,h Carolina Postmaster.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 2S-The
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations: Poetmasters-C.
J. shannon. Camden. 8. c.; l.. Il. Norris,
Aiken. 8. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

CHICAGO. ILL. Apr4I B.-GraR 3
Co. house wreckers., OF this city. have
bought tie Worlds Fair buildings ft0m
the South Park Company for $500.
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slr Blnnrhnr,I,s Surressor.

SHREVEPORT. LA. April m.-The re-
turns received from every parish In the
give Ogden an assured majority OF over
SIX thousand
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LIVERPOOL. April 2s-whit-suntide
holidays, Monday. lay 18th. and the fol-
lowing Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
will be observed as holidays In the cotton
market.
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WARRINGTON. Apl3l B.--For ylro1nlo,
Il y HaryisSd ihd esssSfn YIrslSI>.
-,.s. For NSsiA s,,ygIy csr0|lns; eI1 Ssit cse ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27
THE TRAM srsAxSRs.
The Majority Of Them Will BE- Taken Bach
and Liberated.

and Liberated.
FORSYTHE. MONT..April $.-Although
Colonel Page and his go United States
regulars moved with great caution In
capturing the Montana Coxey army this
morning. nearly 100 OF the train xtealers
escaped to the woods. Those captured
made no resistance whatever. The num-
ber Of those taken by the detachment of
the twenty y-second regiment was aSi. in
Guiding General Hogan. Engineer Harmon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

LISBON. April es.-Two hundred and
nfty-two fresh cases Of cholera were re-
ported yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
MORE EARTHQUAKES.

Tho Disturbances In Turkey Coaunue'
Great Loss of LIfe Reported.
CoSs1AxTlNoPLE, July IL - Slight
earthquakes continued from time to
time throughout the night but this
morning tho city is rosuming it's normal
appearance, the shops arc being 70
opened and the inhabitants arc return
ing to their houses. The seismic dis
turbanCos extended throughout q wide
area. Tho casualties are greater than
earlier reports havo indicated.
A shock was felt throughout tho pentn'
sula OF Anatolia, 230 miles from here.
Many railway stations have been dam:
aged and the town OF Jalova, on the gulf
OF Ismid, Ia almost totally destroyed.
At stamboul the principal undulation
appears to have followed q straight lipe
from tho Mosque OF Sultan AshIned to
Edirne Kapon, distance OF two miles.
Great damage was dono all slong the
line and many lives were lost. At the
village OF Ian Stefano the sea suddenly
receded for q distance OF 200 yards,
thon returned as suddenly, hurting the
boats over tho quays, doing great dam
age.
Tho number OF victims Of tho earth
quake up to this evening is officially
stated to DO ITO; but the real number is
believed TO DO larger. Tho centre Of
the disturbances seems to havo been
the town Of Brusa at the north foot oil
Mt. Olympus, flty-Seven miles south OF
Constantinople, one Of tho oldest and
most important commercial cities Of
Turkov
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ExpEIvr BUICnERS

Strike ut the Stock Ynrds-oniy Tom.
porary Inconvenience.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE expert butch
ers at the stock yards left their work
this morning in accordance with tho
plan for q general strike. They number
about thirty, and are employed by
Armour, Swift and Morris. Their &C.
ton will interfere seriously with work
at tho packing houses. The strikers
tried this morning 10 Interfere with the
non.union men who took their places,
and largo crowd gathered around
Morris building and Threatened vio'
lence. Police and militia were sent to
the scene and prevented trouble. The
butchers are expert men and their
places will be difficult to ill. An at
TEMPT Is being made to supply enough
men 10 continue killing to-day.
Tho stock yards strike spread during
the morning to about 800 men. They
were employed as meat cutters, roust-
abouts and general lAborers. The move
ment is not concerted. aud In many de-
partmeuts tho strike was not felt,
while In others no one was at work.
Strengthening was being done In all the
houses, and tho packeas said the strike
would amount only TO temporary in;
convenience. Guards surrounded all
the packing houses, but no evidences OF
violence were seen. Tho Stock Yards
Switching Association posted notices
to-day that old employees who reported
for work tomorrow morning would DO
reinstated, but the places OF those who
did not return would DO TILED by
,knnnnara
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WAsuHoToS, July PA congres.
sioual Investigation Of tho strike is
practically assured as q result Of the IA
yorable report Of q resolution for that
purpose by the house committee on in
tsr.state commerce. Ithad been hoped
70 press tho resolution to passage to-
day, but as o special rule had given the
day TO the foreign Affairs committee,
and Frldayis also occupied with a spo-
cial order, 1t was determined to press it
Saturday morning, prior TO tho delivery
Of eulogies at 2 o'clock to the memory
ofthelato Representative Houk, Of Ohio.
There appears to be little opposition
to tho resolution, and those in charge
Of Il expect its passage with little de-
bate. Il will give tho house its first
opportunity, however, to discuss tho
strike, aud some vigorous remarks, In
line with those expressed in tho senate
on Tuesday, arc expected. It 10 proba-
bio, also, that efforts will DO made 70
60 amend tho resolution "a TO have It
express the yiows Of some Of the moro
radical leaders. On the passage OF the
resolution Chairman Wise, Of tho inter-
state commerce, will designate o sub
committee TO do the active work OF in
vestigating.
This committee will undoubtedly go
10 Chicago and other western points
and may extend their inquiries 70 Cali
fornia, as representative Geary, OF Cali
fornia, has been one Of tho most active
In securing tho favorable report OF tho
resolution. The preliminary hearings
OF tho committee probably will DO held
In Washington and are likely to DO Of
much interest, as Messrs. Debs, Pull
man, and others best informed on tho
respective sides Of the controversy, are
regarded as the witnesses most likely TO
be called before the committee at the
outset The resolution empowers the
committee to sit during tho recess and
the work Is expected to last through
the summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
BIG STREET OAR DEAL
Contractor Thomns Noyius Secures All til
Limo IN Detroit.

Contractor Thomns Hoyiua Secures All the
Limo IN Detroit.
ORANGE, N. j., July l2.-Contractor
Thomas Ncvins has purchased the
street car limos in Detroit, Mich. The
contract was signed last week. Mr..
Nevins had the option, which expired
on July 0. English capitalists wcrc
anxious to secure the roads, and in.
duSed the mayor Of Detroit 10 delay
granting the franchise beyond tho timo
named in the hope Of defeating MIR.
Nevins. Mr.. Novins went TO Detroit
last week and closed tho deal. He will
pay for the roads. which comprise
eighty miIcs OF tracks, thirty Of which
arc already equipped with tho trolley
system, S., 100000, S4,000,0o0 in cash
aud the balance in bonds.
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wAsnIxoroS, July 12.-KcllH tho
leader Of one OF the so-caIled industrial
armies, Is near here and is making ar
rangoments with Frye to consolidate
their bands at Roslyn, Va, Just across
tho river from this city. Kelly asserts
that he has GOO men between bore and
Portsmouth, Ohio, and that tho first de-
tachment will roach Washington this
week, via the Chesapeake & Ohio canal.
He Gays his men separated into bands
in order to secure moro food than each
could obtain II tho mon wero in ono
largo body.
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rHE sI;yEGALLOsf.
Little Doubt That The IlrIti.h ship WSat
Down In n storm.

Little DOUBT That the hFitlAh Suip Neh'
Down In n storm.
sAx FAASctsco, GALA, July l2-NsWs
has been received hero that practically
settles all doubts regarding the fate Of
the British ship Senegal. Captain
Thompson, Of tho schooner May G.
Russ, now at San Diego. reported that
March 10, when in latitude 80 degrees
II minutes north, ll9 degrees, min.
utes west OF Russ. was in company
with IN over due ship for several hours.
As night approached q severe north
west gale sprung up. It blew with tor
ribls violence throughout the night
causing the Russ 70 lay 10 under short
Sail. A tremendous sea was running.
When morning dawned the weather
had moderated, but the sea was very
lumpv, The air was clear, and though
q search was made for the Senegal the
glass failed 70 locate her. Captain
Thon pson believes that the vessel must
have shifted her ballast and gone 10
the bottom with all hands.
As 10 usual with oil vessels at sSn
Diego, the Senegal had taken on ballast
which was fine sand Scooped from tho
bay, This soon dries and It shifts like
water. some timO ago a sailing vessel
arrived With an unofficial report about
some floating wreckHge seen by the first
officer q. nigh tone hundred and fifty
miles or SO of this point and which
the first officer described as apparently
the poop deck Of a ship. The bit Of
wreckaEe vas generally believed to be
mart OF the Senegal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
sraMpEDE FOR WORK.

Tho Strike Thing of tho Past So Far as
Cleveland is Concerned.
CLEVELAND, O., July 12-Thcrc was q
perfect stampede to-day among tho
striking railway employees to get back to
work, and the big strike, so far as this
cIty IL concerned, is thing Of tho past.
The old men arc all getting their former
positions again with very few excep'
lions. Freis ht trains arc being made
nm and sent out on all Of the various
roads. and to-day there is nothing to IN,
dictate that freight traffic has boon tied
I'm for a week.
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SPOKANE, WASH, July l2--All rail-
road communication with tho Cpur
D'Alene Is broken. A general strike
has boon ordered on tho Union Pacific
branch from TekoA 10 the mlnes. Tho
engine crew which went In last nights
train had orders 10 stand by the engine
all night and keep up the ere for tho
outward trip to-day, but It is not be-
lieved they will DO able to obey orders,
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Special Dtpdteh 70 The IAtelioane:r.
HUNrNGroS, W. Va, July IA ter
rible accident occurred this afternoon
at lockwood, opposite this city. Mrs.
Mary nagerman. middle.aged woman.
was washing and had built fro In the
ward. WhiIe reminding 1t hor dress be-
came ignited and in moment she was
in mass Of flames and her limbs and
body we're horribly burned, tho flesh
pulling of in strips. The unfortunate
woman suffers terribly and there is
little hope for her recovery.
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Last fall was takcn with 4 kind Of
summer complaint, accompanied with
a wonderful diarrhna. Soon aitor my
wiie's sister, who lives with US, was
takon In tho same way. We usod al
most everything without benefit. Then
! said, let us try ChamberlGin's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGN Remedy. which
wo did, and that cured us right away.
think much Of it, rs 1t did for mo
what 1t was recommended to do.-John
Hertzler, Bethel, Berks Co., Pa
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FoRcEp FnoM WORK.
IaWtsSs Act OF a Mob of Dock LabOrsrs at
Aahtabaln

AAALAb4AA
AsnrAButA HARBoE, O., July -
Work was commenced on all Of tho iron
and coke docks on the PonnSylvauia
side Of the river here this morning. but
had not been in progress over half an
hour before a mob Of 600 strikers from
the Lake Shore side, who had decided
not TO return TO work, marched on the
docks, and by threats compelled the
men at work 10 cease their lRbors.
Picks, shoYels and tools of every kind
were thrown into the river and not
was only avoided by the Pennsylvania
men leaving the boats. Not 4 stroke Of
work Il now being done on any Of the
Docks AID prospects Of a resumption
are farther Of than at any time since
the strike was inRugunted.
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TOLEDO, O.. July l2.-Lewis Potts, one
Of tho new Lake Shore switebmen, was
running o pony engine in the yards ut
noon. He was fred on by some un-
known person from behind some empty
freight cars. Five shots were fred, one
grazing bis mock, but not wounding
him, Tho assailant escaped.
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n.mnrl for tho Matderers.

wAsnrxarox, D. O.. July 19.-The at
torney general has offered reward Of
$500 each, or 5000 in all, for testimony
vhieh will lead to the arrcat and con-
yiction Of the person or persons con.
earned in tho wreck at Sacramen to last
night, which resulted In the almost I'M;
mediate death OF Enginoor CLARK and
three regular United States. soldiers
Tho reward Is $500 for conviction oil tho
murderer OF each person killed,
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wAsHISoroN, D. O., July ia
splinter OF stone weighing four or five
pounds dropped from tho roof Of the
portcochore in front OF the white
house to-day. Tho stone showed
signs Of disintogration, probably from
tho action Of frost and moisture, and II
an examination shows that tho process
has been general, considerable repairs
will DO necessary, as visitors and ovon
the President himself. would DO OK
posed to danger from further falls.
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INV little boy was very bad off fol
Two months with diarrhma. We used
various medicines, also called In two
doctors, but nothing done him any good
mill wo used ChnmbcrlOin's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhDa Remedy, which
Sayo Immediate relief aud soon cured
him / consider It tho best modicine
made and can conscientiously recon-
mS nom Il to all who need dlatrhGa OF
ro I modicinc."-J. +. llarc, Trenton
TeXns,
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INDIANAPOLIS, ND, July 12. AT
Brighton Beach, a resort threc miles
north Of hero, at an early hour this
morning, Winltrod Z. Smith cut tho
throa. OF Weston Z. Thomas, who died
aImost Immediately. The men were
strangers to each other, and both had
been drinking, aud got into dispute,
which resulted in the murder Smith
escaped in a boat, and was captured
aborit {, o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

CHICAGO, July 12.-The managers Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, the Postal Telegraph and Gable
Company and tho North American
Telegraph Company have boon sub.
penaed at Chicago, Milwaukee and
various other cities to appear aud pro.
duce the telegraph correspondence OF
President Debs and other parties inter-
ested and connected with tho Pullman
boycott and strike.
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KNOWLEDGE

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adapting the worlds best products 70
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In the form most acceptable and pleas
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and permanently curing constipation;
Il has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
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Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
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package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being well Informed, you Will nos
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A GENERAL STRIKE
At 81 Lonis Threatoned-A Meeting To
marrow Night.

at So Lonis Threatoned-A meetng TO-
morrow Night.
ST.. LOUIS, No., July l2.-The TRADES
and labor union, composed OF the or
panized bodies OF this city, at q meeting
last night adopted series Of resolutions
which seem to potcnd general strike
of labor organizations in St. Louis.
Sympathy with tho railroad str!kers
IL Expressed and meeting OF delegates
from ali the labor organizations In tho
city is called for next Saturday evening"
at which time the advlsability oil gen.
oral strike In support Of the American
railway Union Will be voted upon.
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Special Dlpdirh 10 the Intdliqniesr.
srEvBgSvILLE, ONO, July 12.-Yostor-
day A. r U. organizers came here from
tho main line on tho ". & L. E to Or
ganize the mon on the river division.
Some refused 10 attend tho meeting and
those tbat did would not Join because
tho strike was called without their ad.
vice. ard because three weeks ago whom
they wanted to be organized no one was
sent here,
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s.rth American rurnorhnnd.

ST.. Louis, Mo-, July 12-ThO cxecu.
tive committee Of the North American
TurnCrbund, at a meeting held here.
set July "a as tho dato Of tho national
convention OF tho society, which will DO
held In DenYer.
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RrxEMpER that Ayers Sarsaparilla is
extracted from the Honduras root,
which only Of sarsaparillas has tho true
Alternative properties. Also, that 1t Is a
highly concentrated and powerful modi'
cino. and hence It's wonderful results in
ali lorna OF blood disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

ignored 4 Snmmons 70 produce 10 tho
United States court at Denver flea Of all
messages received or sent pertaining To
the strike. He has been instructed TO
20 70 Denver unless arrested, and not
70 produce the messagea no matter
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A ThoughtfuI Person

consults his host interests by having a
box of Kruuso's Headache Capsules ut
hand; taken as directed will prevent or
stop any kind OF headache, no matter
what tho Cause, in fact II your skull was
cracked Il would prevent pain.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
port. Ohio.
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vnhn.I, atrIItc Ended.

TOLEDO, O., July 12.-Tho striking
Wabash switChmen hold meeting this
morning, abandoned tho strike and all
rcturned TO work. This action. opcns
Tho blockade gu that road, as this was
the last place which tho men wero out.
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IT, q O. Sunday Excursions to pittsburgh
Eyory Sunday until further notice tho
baltimore & Ohio Company will soil OK
r~,sion tickets, Wheeling to Pittsburgh,
~ Il 30 for tho round trip, good going
SnI returning only on dalo oil sale IS
T lonvo Wheeling at $500 aud 1880
4, ~ Returning, lCavc Pittsburgh at
400 and $50 ?. IN.