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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-10
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acknowledgement.
wuEELINe. NOVEMBER 10. 1894.
Tho Victory aud tho Future.

Under our system OF Government 1t
was impossible to give the control OF our
national affairs complete and sudden
oyerturning, but the people came as
near to that az the constitution permits
and they said what they would have
II they could. They have seen to it that
the next Congress shall not be free
trade Congress, but the free trade Pres
ident remains to veto any legislation OF
the new Congress, aud the slim majority
for protection in the senate will make it
impossible to pass auy bill over the
Presldent'a veto.
II 1t were otherwise tho relief could
not be immediate, for the new Congress
does not come into life until March 4 of
next year. Unless it DO called in extra
session. the new Congress will not as
semble until December OF next year.
The Congress which assemblies next
month will be the Congress that passed
the German Wilson bill, and it will
have as much power to legislate as ever
1t had, although in view OF what hap
peued the other day il may not indulge
in any moro tariff legislation, as it
threatened to do.
The immediate advantage OF tho great
triumph OF last Tuesday is that it may
keep the present Congress from going
furtherin the wrong direction; makes
sure that the next Congress will want
to do what is right by the country;
dispeIs the Illusion that tho people OF
this country want free trade; declares
the popular adherence to the policy OF
protection; and for all those reasons
restores confidence in speedy return
to the good old protection way which
made business and gave work at good
wages.
Everybody knows that two years
hence all that is left Of the free trade
party will be bundled out, and on the
fourth of March, 1897. the white house
and both branches OF Congress will
again be under the control OF the party
Of protection.
Then the restoration will begin in
earnest. The policy which gave the
country prosperity for third of GEN.
fury will give it prosperity again. For
this the people hope, and they will not
be disappointed.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 0.-Senator Arthur
P. German said. when asked as to the
causes OF the Democratic defeat, that
he had not been paying any attention
to politics since the adjournment OF the
senate, and that the causes Of the de-
feat were various, and it was hard 10
tell what particular thing was most in
huential. In some cases the cause was
a local one, and not due TO anything the
Democratic party had done. The causes
which existed in 1902 continue now,
whatever they we're, aud tho Demo-
cratic party was suffering from the &c.
ton OF the people just US the Republi-
cans had done at that election. He
did not think that the defeat OF the
Democratic party would be lasting. but
that everything would be all right after
while.
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rRrNp on Trade
r. O. Dan . Cas- Weekly Review OF Bust
nsss and Trade Prospects.

nes9 md Trade frOspeetAs
NV YoRx, Nov. 9-R. G. Dun 4
Cas- weekly review Of trade. which
issues tomorrow. slll say:
Business has been waiting the greater
part OF the past week aud the elections
are expected to give 1t a sharp stimulus.
In the speculative markets there has
been scarcely any movement and moth
ing favorable to holders. Wheat Is 2
cents higher, but there is little en-
couraeement, because stocks in sight
arc far beyond oil previous records.
Corn has fallen about cents, notWith.
Standing the fact that western receipts
we're small, for statistics have little
effect when the supply Is believed to be
so far short. For the present the stocks
hero and abroad are large enough 70
kill any speculations.
The output Of pig iron was larger by
1871 tons November i. when il was
l5S, S66 tons weekly, than it was Ocso-
Der !, and larger than year ago, but II
IL still about Is per cent below the out
put last May, before the 2roas depres:.
sion began. II Is noted that nearly all
the furnaces in the region depending
on ConneIlsyille coko aud lake orc are
now in operation, with an output OF
$1,000 tons weekly out OF maximum
in that region Of $1,000 tons, but bes-
semer iron Is rather weaker in Pitts
buryh, and prices for finished products
Of iron aud steel have not improved.
Some of the wire rod mills have closed
for lack OF orders aud few OF the lnrge
steel.making concerns have reduced
hours Of work. at the same time there
Is decided improvement in tho tone
OF the market aud general confidence
that the business will now improve.
Scarcely anything is doing in WOODEN
goods for spring delivery. aud the de-
maud for fall and winter goods has
nearly disappeared. In general 1t is ba-
lieyed that the spring orders are not
more than half the usual quantity. The
sales OF wool at the three chief markets
OF the east have been only $685. 600
pounds. against, 1864. 700 last year, and
S,2I5,O00 in 1892 flor tue corresponding
week. There is no speculative buying,
and manufacturers are purchasing only
for their immediate needs, so that the
prices, though averaging about quar-
Tor OF cent lower than a month ago,
show no tendency to improve.
The failures during the week past
have boon POI in tho United States
against 1858 last year, and AZ in Canada
against 81 last year. There have been q
few failures of consequence during the
week, but hone OF extensive influence.
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JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Nov. 9.-The
results of Tuesdays election bearing
Upon the next Missouri legislature, ms
obtained from tho most reliable unotli
cial information, show that OF the 81
senators, IS will BIO Democrats and IL
Republicans. The house will stand:
Democrats 60; Republicans 70; Popn-
lists 2. Congressman Champ Clark,
claims his election by 1888, on what he
says appears to DO official returns. W.
s. hathaway, chairman OF the Republic
can congressional committee, is positive
W. NJ. Treloar is elected by little over
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standing thsObI eetions Of the governor. "
A bill remaining 10 the governors
hands ave days unsigned becomes a
Law, unless the legislature shall have
adjourned In the meantime
With = msjodty in each house Of the
legislature the Republicans can Iegis.
late. The 1SrEILIeEScER has confidence
that their legislation viii be proceeded
with on careful and conservative lines
with due regard to the interests Of all
tho people.
The new legislature will have a golden
opportunity to advance the state aud to
earn for the party It represents the
commentator Of all right-thinking
people In this promising young com.
monwealth.
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To.nfrt,t's blowout.

: To.x1Gur's monster denomination is
to jollity over the victory in Wcst Viz.
ginia Tor the cause Of protection. West
Virginia has taken long stop forward
in the development ofherresouFce', and
every citizen OF the state and all who
wish the state we'll have reason to re.
joice. Everybody who helped to
achieve the result or any part OF it and
all who are glad it wns done are invited
to join to-nights procession in honor Of
the victory for protection. As tho vic.
tory was tho victory OF the people, SO
the demonstration is Ito DO the
demonstration Of the people. Republic.
cans did not do it alone and they do not
wish 10 celebrate it alone. AT the polls
there was a non-partisan outpouring,
and this is what is desired tonight.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. s.-The off.
cial returns from the Alabama districts
show the election OF the following con.
gre.smen:
First. Clark, D.; Second, stallings. D. ;
Third. Harrison, D.; Fourth. Robbins,
D.; Fifth, Cobb. D.; Sixth, Bankhead,
D.; Seventh, Howard. P; Eighth,
Wheeler, D.; Ninth, Underwood, D.
Contests will be filed by Robinson in
the Third aud Goodwin in tho Fifth,
Populists, and by W. F. Aldrich in the
Fourth and 7. H. Aldrich in the Ninth,
Republicans. The contestants will al.
lege fraud In the elections in their dis
trlcta.
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Tho Good Work OF 1902.


Very much Of this years success in
West Virginia is due to the magnificent
fight Of the forces Of protection in 1892
under the guidance OF the Republican
state oommttte with Chairman Vim. II.
o. Dawson at its head.
The party was never before so we'll
organized as In that year, and the Wig
orous fight 1t made, contesting every
inch Of the ground. was all that saved
West Virginia from going Democratic
by at least $1,000 in year that swept
Illinois the wrong way aud came within
1000 oil taking along the great Republic
can state OF Ohio. The work OF 1902 was
done systematically and it was the
foundation on which the work OF this
year rested.
This year again Chairman Dawson
had his machinery in operation. i'm.
proved in the light OF experience and
made still more effective. SO that Its
influence was felt everywhere. Chair.
man Dawson was not idle from 1892 to
1894, and whom the hour of battle came
the regulars were in line for the volun-
teers to rally around. So it was that
the organization OF year of defeat con-
tributed to victory in favorable year.
Parties, like armies, may be defeated
in spite OF organization, aud like
armies they cannot be relied on to win
success without organization.
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triumph.

In to.nights demonstration in honor
OF the triumph OF protection We shall
have Hon. S. B. EIkins, the next United
States senator from West Virginia, the
four protectlonists who will make the
solid delegation in the house from this
state, and the representatives.elect from
the redeemed distric. over the river;
some other representatives.elect; and
we shall have a few thousands oil the
friends who helped to do it.
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NISlT our crowded Cloak depart
VOL mens New arrivals every
hour EEsHElMER's, Eleventh street,

TIE Handle Dyeing establish.
mont, owned by John Heilmeier, at No.
1881 Market street, is tho best equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to tho dyong and CLEANUP: depart
ments a corps Of titst-cIass taIlors arc
employed, who can do repairing as neat
rs it is possible. Clnthes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, eau be made
to look like now Satisfaction guaran'
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Fatal rrplouIon of pxnnmtts.

HUNTINGTON, IND, Nov. 0.-Fifty
pounds OF dynamite exploded at 7 q. m.
to-day on the Hallwood and KotEer
sewer contract John Hartman and
Norton Keller were killed and John
Flynn fatally injured. Residences III
close proximity were badly wrecked.
The damage amounts to many thou
sands. The men were warming the
dynamite when it exploded.
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EAST LIVERPOOL, Ono, Nov. o.-The
official count for the Eighteenth dis.
trict complete gives Taylor (Rep), TO-
sS5; Raft (Dem.), 100O6; Coxey pop.
S.0tS. Coxey's vote exceeds the est.
mates OF the Republican and Democratic
com ittaas hv 4 000
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Tie best Salvo In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, tcttor, chRpped hands, chiIblains,
corns, and all skin eraptions, aad posi-
lively cures piIos, or no pay required.
1t il guarnntoel to give perfect sAtisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box. For saIa by Logan Drug
COMPANY,
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The anti.elec.ion predictions of the
free trade newspapers aud committees
have melancholy cast in the lurid light
Of the post.eleetiou returns. There Is a
difference between Before Taking" and
cater Taking"
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THREE cheers and rousing "tigcr"
for tho protection state of West Vir-
GINA! This is the way We long have
sought" but instead OF mourning "be-
cause we found it not" we picked our
fiints and tried it again.
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IT Is desired that there be no delay in
getting into line tonight. 1t will be q
big turnout and it must be brought to
close so as not to disturb the carly
hours Of Sunday morning. This eau
easily be done by making the start at s
O'clock sharp.
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"FoR lack l... Of a nail the shoe
For lack of a shoe the horse was
lost;
For lack of the horse the rider
was lost;
All for the want Of a little horse
shoe nall"
For lack of care the health was
lost;
For lack Of health the life was
lost, through Brights disease.
Headaches, loss Of appetite,
sleepIessness, dependency Pecu-
liar pains-all these things were
the warnings of this great modern
disease, which should not have
been neglected.
If the only known remedy tor
Brights disease. kidney troubles,
and all female and urinary difficult
ties-warner's Safe Cure-had
been taken in time, there would
have been no disaster.
VIII you be warned in season.
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Tho Republican Legislature Can
LrgiSlntr.


There ia MI impression tliat tho new.
ly.olected Republican legislature OF
West Virginia cannot legislate because
it will not have in each house two.
thirds majority to overcome tho COVER
nor's veto. The constitution OF Wcst
Virginia does not require two.thirds
vote to overcome the governors obIec'
tons.
A majority in zach house is sufficient
Whom bill is passed It ia sent to the
governor. II no sends 1t back with OBJ
jections 1t goes to tho house in which it
originated, whore tho bill is recOnsid'
cred. lit pass again by a majority it
COOS to the olhor house together with
the governors objections. aud II that
housc pass It a second time by a ma
jorlty "it shall beco me law, notwith'
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Leads to nervousness, fretfulness,
peevishness, chronic dyspepsia and
great misery. Hoods sarsaparilla is
the remedy. 1t tones the stomach,
creates an appetite. and gives relish to
food. 1t makes pure blood and gives
healthy action to all the organs OF the
body. Take Hoods for Hoods Sarsa-
parilla cures.
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M1DD1EsBoRo, KY, Nov. 9.-Returns
from all the counties OF the Eleventh
district give Coison, regular Repubfi-
can. $500 plurality.
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ALL the free trade leaders are wiped
out OF the next house OF representatives.
But what's the odds2 The followers
will DO so tow that they won't need any
lanIera -,
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PRorEcTIoSIsrs, light up your houses
and let the red fire splitter. Make 1t
the reddeat night that Wheeling ever
saw.
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FOR FARMS.

Farm, llIs acres, onc.half bottom lAnd, ~
Farm, ii acres, rich bottom land, miles
west OF Bridgeport. Q, cheap; eR7y ieFm%
Farm, 10 acres rich land. miles from Gazing
ton, O.. cheap on easy terms, Sl,"O. ...
Farm, ~ acres, miles east OF CITY, Oh Wy
terms. ,,,....,,..,
cheap on easy terms ,.i,,.
Five nCreS Of rich bottom land, splchdld '''
gardening. near Elm Grove. on easy l"Il'- I.,,
Farm. SACrcs. nearly NIL bottom land "a "'"'
from Him Grove cheap. ,,.,.. ~
Three and half acres, with small house. ~
miles East city ,,,,,
Farm, ISL RCrcs good portion Of same 19Ho"
land, on Biz Grave creek, near MonndsVin, v,,
Farm. IT, acres. 3 miles west Oi lIell are y" Va"
MCChCn creek one hall bottom land --,.,,,
Farm, Is acres, miles i:pm civ Win , t''''
brick house aud good Outbuldings on sa1lt' -
lntm no ncrcs miles cast olcity
Farm - acres, 1 miles east OF city. ,.,.
Farm ll3 acrcs. miles east OF city, on NAM"
al tond.
Farm, 80 acres, So miles east OF city.
Farm, 20 acres, = miles cast OF city,
Fruit farm. 20 ncrcS miles west OF BfldSep''''
fHrIn, 6j acres, { miles east Of city.
Farm, 81 acres, q miles east o. city
Farm hh acres. near MoundNvlllC,
Farm, "9', ncrus, 81 miles east ot city.
FUrm. 70 ICrcS, gmilcs southeast 81 city.
Farm. l9j acres. . miles from city.
Farm. $50 RcscS In brooke county, W. "a
Farm, 100 HcrcN, III Belmont county, uhi''
Farm, !? ncrcS, I miles cast OF city. ,s
We have RlSO number ol other farms enc;
Houses and lots In nul near civ, aud ihhh' N
them Oh easy terms. Houses from s''' mlA
wards Lots from slN nid Upwards Nu.,'
slider ii no trouble 10 shOw the list u our p",,,
cry mud the property ITSELF Now tue N"'' w.
" 70 TO ISo.AN-.seOo 500 500 500 s1no slon
81, 100 and SOD to loan on city real estate
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Chronic Diseases a Speciality I!

All cases taken will bcguarautccd OF cure
The Doctor uses only vegetable remedies gath.
cred from all parts OF the world.
Incurable cases will not be taken. 1tthc Doc.
tor cannot euro you he will frankly tell you so.
Dr.. Wells is gifted with magnetic healing
powers that excel all Others aud cures when all
others fail.
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FOR RENT.

No, lll6 McColoch street, three rooms q 70
No. llI4 MGColloch street. two rooms, u w.
No. "i02 Main street. two rooms, 70 gu
No. o. Ohio street, three rooms, s. %.
No. IS Ohio street, four rooms. $ o.
No. 2ti7 Alley B. two rooms, 50 W.
No. $40 Main street, two rooms. 81 90.
No. 1l9 Thirty.thlrd street. five rooms, . %.
No. 100 South Elm street. five rooms, 81. 80.
No. $40 Main street. fourteen rooms modern.
No. 3G0i Woods street, six rooms, brick, 81! on
$40 McCoilOch street. four rooms,
No. 1S3 ZauG street. second floor. So
No. 3t93 MGCoiiOch street, tw0'story frame
No. 1927 McColloCh street. brick. SllOl
No. go Main street, brick dwelling
Two furnished rooms for men, on Jncob, he'
tween Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets
No. 29II ChaDllne street, i've rooms. SlJ0l
No. 1905 Market street. Office rooms
No. III Thlrty.thlrd street, five rooms. SOL
Rooms for manufacturing purpose, with power
furnished, In the business part OF city
Store rooms OF South street. III llelrns TAD
ernGcle building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENrs

EORsALE-UNEl0-H HORSE PJNFR
II Otto CiNs Engine almost a. god a, 49,
Inquire Of A. r TGGLNAS, FIrSt Sdt.1al fl.t,
BellAtrr. q. la.1
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Dr.. Russell 4. Wells,
OF LONDON.

The Great English Medical Medium. is now per-
maneasly located In Bridgeport o. ONCE sher'
man Ho,Bc. Hours a. m. to p. IN. The Doc
tor can tell you your disease claIryoyantly with
out seeing you and by you simply calling at tho
outer reception room. Come and see for your
self and be convinced. CONSULTATION FREE
TO PATIENTS.
The Doctor Is born medium Of worldwide
fame and eau tell your name and to him your
future Is an open book. IIc does not belong to
tho common herd OF fortune teIlers, but Is q man
OF science aud brains. lie gives advice in bust
ness, love, law, marriage, locates lost or stolen
property, brings the separated together
"Therc Is a time in the affairs OF all men,
which. II taken at the food lead on to fame and
fortune"
Dr. Wells is q regular graduated physician.
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I.Er US have clean streets for the
paraders. There will be thousands Of
visitors and they should see everything
at it's best.
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CHAIRMAN BABcoCK's

Ms,O York, Nor. s. 1894.
The record-union., 1894-11-15

ernor privately that if Colt were to go
there, he and Sheriff Cook no doubt
would be thrown into jail, charged with
murder, after which the Coroner would
become Sheriff eX officio, and that the
men whose friends were killed would
ride through the county and gathersa
mob, and both Colt and Cook, and espe-
clally Colt, would be dragged from the
Jail and lynched.
Ex-Governor Mckinley has assured Colo
mel Colt that if he were to go. and harm
were offered, the whole power OF the
State and Nation, if necessary, would be
sent to his support. Colonel Colts reply
to that Is: What good would that do
my wife and family after l had been
jailed or lynched ?''
Lieutenant-Colonel w. n. p. barrow,
a graduate at West Point, but now citi-
zen and officer of the Fourteenth Ohio
National Guard, said to the Governor
that the regiment would not suffer Colt
TO be injured, and asked the Governor to
detail an escort to protect him. Pending
lhls conversation. and while the Gov
ernor was considering some plan by
Which the sending OF the military might
be aVerted, Colonel barrow said: "Gov-
ernor, the detail from the Fourteenth de-
sIres to go with your official sanction. If
you cannot see your way clear to give
such sanction, Will have the regiment
90 as individuals, and with guns, TO pro-
tect the Colonel IN case harm is offered"
IN that event. and il shooting were to
occur and blood be spilled, the men, it
would seem, might be indicted for muir
der or shooting with intent to kill.
The situation Is very grave. 1t is SO
grave, indeed, that the reporter OF the
Associated Press cannot give the names
Of law-abiGing citizens and well-known
men at Washington Courthouse whom he
has seen privately, and who are con-
1errlng privately with the officers OF the
State. Attorneys at Washington Court
house who say that the Governor and
military did right in maintaining the law
absolutely refuse to assist IN the legal de
tense of Colt, because 1t would be tanta-
tIce law in some other county. All law
house are still as death. The other side
is doing all the talking.
This decision is confronting the Gov
ernor: Shall Sheriff elected and sworn
10 execute the law aud a Colonel ordered
to his assistance be sacrificed for doing
their official duty?
Rev. DIR. Gladdin, who denounced the
MOB in a letter to the Columbus DiSUutcb,
declines to give out tor publication letters
received from Washington Courthouse
from both sides, because OF the fact that
the writers would be made to suffer by
members OF the mob. lie was threatened
with assassination if be came there for
any purpose. He burned that letter. 1t
Is mentioned to show tue feeling at
present. Publication of all these events
IS made here to-day