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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-09

SIP. SMITH, of Towanda. Pa,
whose constitution was completely
broken down. is cured 10y Ayers
Sarsaparilla. lie writes:
"For eight years. was. most Of the
time, great sufferer from constipa-
tion, kidney trouble, and indiges.
tion, SO that my constitution seemed
To be completely broken down. was
induced to try Ayers Sarsuparilla, a,,l
took nearly seven BOTTLES, with such
excellent results thn. my stomach.
bowels, and kidneys nrc in perfect con-
dition, and. in all their functions. as
regular as cloclS-work. At the time
Lhegan taking Ayers Sarsaparlla, my
weight was only 100 pounds: | now can
Drag of 100 pounds, and was never in so
good health. II You could see me he
fore and after using yon would want
me for a travelling advertisement.
tbelieve this preparation Of Snrsnparilla
tn be the best in the market to-day"
Ayers SarsapariIIa
Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Cures others, will cure you
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-09

The most elevated bodies OF water
In the world are tine several lake s
situated in the liimalaya regions OF
Thibet. Lake Manasarovara, which
bears tbs palm for being the loftiest
like in The world Is between $4,000
and 2).nJJ feet above tho level OF
the lndian Ocean. Two other Thib
stan lakes, those of ChalamOs and
Surakol, are stated to be 1900 and
10, 400 feet in altitude respectively.
fer many years it was supposed that
Eakc Titicaca, South America. a
body of water covering 400 square
miles. and with u maximum depth OF
924 feet was "the lake with the
greatest altitude"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-09
why Fish Is Plentiful.

No wonder the fish crop is never
sshort." The founder lays 1000, 900
sggs annually: several others from
I,000.O 600 to 5000, 900; while the turbot
fs credited with depositing from H.
GOO, 600 to 1000, 900 during each breed
Ing season.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-09
GOING NORTH

"Dai!y. tDaily except Sunday
The Fact Line leaves Toledo at 1880 u. m,
carrying day conches and parior ears connect
ing with through trains TOR Norfolk, Richmond
and al cities in the Nirginias and Caroinas.
Parlor and palace cars on all express trains.
Any ticket agent will give you full informa-
tion concerning the Buckeye Route. or you can
address II. \. Wilson, Dist. Pass. Agent, Toledo.
o.. or W. II. Fisher, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Columbus, Ohio
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-09

when BABY was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to Casteria.
whsn sho had Children sho gave them Castoria
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
IT IS JUSTICE WHITE,
\ Senator From LouisInna-Thc Nomina.
tlon COmrleto SnrrrlsC.

u Senator From Louislnua-Thc SominR.
tlon Complete Surprise.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. l0.-sonntor
White, OF Louisiana, waa nomi-
mated for associate Justice OF tho au.
preme court to-day. Ho was shortly
afterwards confirmed.
Senator White was nominated to fill the
vacancy caused by tho death OF tho late
Justice Samuel i. Blatchtord, OF New
York. Tho President nominated White
alter tho senate refused 10 confirm
Hornblowcr and Peckham. Tho selec.
tion OF justice from Louisiana is a
great surprise, though it was admitted
immediately after PGckham's nomina.
tlon had been rejected that the Presi-
dent considered himself entirely FREQ 10
go outside New York In making tho
appointment
some surprise was manifested that
tho President went so far from New
York, and tho comments wcrc to tho
effect that ho had no doubt taken the
associate lusticeship out OF New York
politics.
Senator White was not at the capitol,
and was no doubt aware OF the honor
about to be bestowed upon him, al
though it was surprise to every man
IN tho senate.
1t ls the usual custom in tho senate
when senator is nominated to confirm
him without waiting to refer the nom
lnation to n committee. This action is
mover taken except whom a sitting or
ex-senator is named. A single objec-
tion to confirmation without reference
would carry the nomination over.
AT 3:O3 tho senate went into execu-
tive session on 4 motion Of Mr.. Catfrov
(Dcm., OF Louisiana) with 4 view TO
confirming Mr.. White at once.
Tho motion to confirm tho nominn-
ton OF Senator White was made by Sem
ator Pugh (Dem., OF Alabamal, who
made speech eulogizing the nomina-
ton, and was followed by Senators
Hoar, Teller, Hill and Catirey, all ex-
cept tho latter being members OF the
judiciary committee.
Senator Hill said that while he ro-
gretted that the President had in his
wisdom seGn fit to go outside Of New
York for n man for tho Office, he was
pleased that the choice had been mado
go wisely.
The injunction OF secrecy was re-
moved from tho confirmation OF Mr..
White and tho fact made known Off
cially. The new justice, it is supposed,
will receive his commission and be
ready to take his seat on the bench
when the supreme court reasscmblea
the first Monday in March after its
February recess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
HASTE OF SENATOR'S
To Show tho Traditional Courtesy In Cor
ilrminG Whites Nomination.

To Show tho Traditional Courtesy In Con.
ilrminG Whites domination.
WAsuIS Groy, D. G., Feb, l9.-Tho
chief entin tho senate to-day occurred
in tho executive session. and was tho
promptitudo with which the senate con-
lirmed the supreme court nomination
OF tho President without oven. referring
it to committee. 1t was fully in &C.
cordance with tho traditional courtesy
OF the senate that member OF that
body when nominated for high public
trust should bc confirmed without re-
ieronce to q committee; but still
when contrasted with the stubborn and
prolonged contests that have successive
ly taken place over tho lIornblowcr and
Peckham nomination, prompt conlrma-
tion OF Senator White to tho supreme
bonch came rs 4 refreshing surprise TO
the pubic. The ha5toof the senators
to show courtesy to their colleague
would not even permit Senator Daniel,
OF Virginia, TO finish his speech on tho
Hawaiian resolution.
When Senator Gallery, OF Louisiana,
tho colleague OF Senator White, ap.
pearcd in the chamber from the lunch
room, ho was apprised Of the nomina-
tion Of his colleague TO be n justice OF
tho supreme court, and after an inter-
chanGs OF glanccs with his fellow soma
tors, Senator Daniel announced that he
would lnish his speech at later time, and
Senator CaGrey moved that tho senate
proceed 10 tho consideration OF execu.
tive business. The doors were at once
closed, but the representatives OF tho
press on the outside needed no conf.
dental message from tho Interior to ap-
prise them that tho proceedings were in
marked contrast to tho scenes and Incl
dentu that attended the last two su-
preme court nominations.
The opening session OF the senate was
unusually devoid OF interest. Senator
Hale presented q resolution to investi-
gate certain printing contracts, but the
matter did not even create discussion
in the senate, although the resolution
was adopted. Senator Daniel opened
his argument in support ofthe admins.
tration in the Hawaiian matter, and will
conclude tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
AFFAIRS IN BRaXlr,
The Eject of Admiral Bonllam's Actio
In lilo Hnrbor.

The Eject of Admiral BenlInm's Action
In lilo Iiarbor.
PIrTsDuRaH, Pa, Feb. l9.-Lieut. II.
@. Gearing. OF tho United States cruiser
Newark, has written an interesting let.
tor to his brother, Hon. F. X. Gearing.
OF the South Side, relative to Admiral
Benham's position in tho harbor at Rio
de JaHeiro, Brazil.
Lieutenant Gearing says that tho do.
cisive action taken by tho United States
admiral in protecting American
shippers interests has greatly
strengthened the confidence oi
American merchants in the South
American markets. This, he saws, has
chagriued the authorities OF other ior.
eign countries, moro especially the
English, as they have hitherto held the
bulk OF commerce with Brazil.
Lieut.. Gearing says the bettor class
Of people generally arc in pympathv
with tho insurgents, US they have tired
OF Peixoto's regime and aro anxious for
new administration OF national al.
fairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
THE DAY IN THE HOUSE
Spent In Successful fiiibusterIns AGains
the SciCniorurc Bill.


Spent In Successful FilibustcrIng Against
the SeiEnIoragc Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Fob. 19.-The
filibuster over the silver bill in tho
houae continued until / o'clock this
afternoon, when an adjournment was
had to giyo the Democrats an opportun-
ity to consider the situation in cauc us.
Immediately after the reading OF tho
journal Mr.. Dearmond dem, Mo. J
came forward with new device for
preventing filibustcring, in the shape OF
an amendment to the rules, which he
asked to have referred to tho committee
on rules. The resolution was reforred.
Mr.. Bland thon moved to 60 into tho
committee OF the whole on tho seign-
forage and pending that moved that all
general debate be closed and on that
motion demanded tho previous ques-
tion. The ayes and nays were called
for by Mr.. Tracey Dem, New York;
and repeating their former tactics tho
Democrat and Republican opponents OF
the measure aat silent in their seats.
The vote resulted Ill to !, two short OF
L.
call OF the house was made
Tho call developed the presence OF
25l members and the vote again recur-
red on Mr.. BANDS motion. Before tho
clerk began calling the roll, Mr. Walker
(Rep., Mass. suggested that as it was
evident quorum could not be obtained
TO close debate that the motion DO with
drawn and the debate be allowed to run
on.
Mr.. Bland declared that he had OIL
fered 10 set any reasonable limit to tho
debate II an agreement could bo reached
to allow the vote on tho passage OF the
bill to DO takon without tilibustering,
but he submitted that it was not fair
for, the opponents OF tho bill TO ask for
indefinite debate aud then tilibuster
when the time came for taking tho
vote. lie should persist, he said, until
vote on the bill was had, or it was
fully demonstrated that 4 majority Of
the house was opposed to tho measure.
Alter this interruption the clerk pro-
ceeded with the roll call. The motion
again failed for lack Of quorum, $50 to
nothing, n loss OF five votes, compared
with the preceding roll call. Other
roll calls followed, when, on motion of
Mr.. Bland, call OF the house was or
dered.
Upon the announcement OF tho result
OF the roll call 24l to .. Mr.. Bland Of
iered resolution revoking oil leaves OF
absence except on account OF sickness
and instructing the Sereeant-at-Arms
to arrest absentees and bring them to
tho bar OF the house: this order to con.
tinuo until vacated.
Mr.. Bland demanded the previous
question and pondins that Mr.. Tracey
moved that the house adjourn. On
n rising vote 1t was lost-14 to lO6-
whereupon the yeas and nays were de.
, nandcd. Mr.. Traccy's motion was lost
l54 10 B5.
The Republican and Democratic op-
ponents OF the seigniorage bill then
refused to vote on tho demand for the
prcyloua question on Mr.. Bland's reso,
y g. d. q ID . E. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20

WAsuIHGToN, Feb. l9.-The SUCCESS OF
the fillipuster against the Bland silver
seisniorago bill, which has blocked pro-
ceedings in the house Tor five days, to.
day forced the Democratic advocates OF
the measure to invoke the decree OF q
caucus, and Immediately after adjourn
ment Democratic caucus was held in
the hall OF the house to consider the
situation. There were present $50
Democrats, but not Democratic m lem
ber Of tho New York delegation, all
OF whom have joined in tho obstruc.
tive movement, was present, nor in
fact, any Of the others who joined hands
with them. The presence, how.
ever. OF Mr.. Ponce, the Colorado
Populist, was significant. The senti-
ment in the caucus, therefore, was all
favorable to the bill, and the two reso-
lulions were adopted, one to keep tho
seiGniorage bill before tho house to the
exclusion Of everything until disposed
OF, and tho other expressing it as the
sense of tho caucus that it was the duty
OF every Democratic member to bo
present and vote for or against the bill.
The only difference OF opinion existing
was to the advisability OF going even
further than this and compelling men,
bera to vote or bc counted il they re-
used to do SO.
The Democrats who were in the city
but refused to attend the caucus will, ii
the declaration OF Mr.. Tracey is an in
dication, refuse to be bound by its ac-
ton. Mr.. Tracey. however, ASSERTS now
that oven il the bill is brought to vote
1t will be beaten. His opinion .is not
shared by the Democratic house leaders,
who still positively affirm that the pas
sage OF the bill is only question OF
time. They expect % Republican votes,
I Populst votes. and with full Demo
cratic attendance, 100 Democratic votes,
which would leave them margin Of 12
over QUORUM,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
SO srIL1 HANGING ElnE.
Tho Senate Committee Not YCt Decided
When to Report tho Tariff III.

When to Report tho Tariff lilll.
WASHINGTON, D. G. Fob. 10.-Aitcr
debating tho point among themselves
all day, tho Democratic members Of the
senate committee Oh finance Hgrcod latc
this afternoon not to report tho tariff
bill to tho full committee tomorrow.
IhOre was timo during tho day that
looked as II they would certainly ro-
port tho bill according to tho pro.
GrammG announced last week.
Tho reason for tho decision ngalnst
this action 10 found In tho fact that tho
sugar and metal schedules and coal and
lumber aro still objects OF contention.
The sub-committco has concluded its
labor upon tho details oil tho bill except
upon these points. aud, it was
understood. was prepared to have
tho bill reported without chang.
ing any of these features OF
tho bill, leaving them rs they camo
from tho house which means that II tho
recommendation OF the subcommittee
arc to bo accepted that tho bill will 60
in with free sugar, froo coal, FREQ iron
orc, FREQ lead ore and FREQ lumber.
There was no abatement, however, in
tho demands OF the advocates OF duty
upon these articles, and tho prospect OF
q bitter fight in the senate was 90
strong that the committee definitely de.
cidod Mt late hour in tho day to post
pone the report, which is now said to
bc made later this week, but probably
not until Tuesday Of next week.
Ono member OF the committee stated
this afternoon that 1t was even now DOS
slble that the committee would change
their minds tomorrow morning and
report tomorrow.
Senator Voorhees, has received from
Boston huge petition in book form
for the passage OF tho Wilson bill,
which he will present to the senate to-
morrow. 1t is accompanied bv n
spirited letter from the chairman OF tho
New England tariff reform league.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 81 1852. WHEEL
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luton to arrest absentccs, and tho vote
resulted l73 to3. Mr.. Reed made tho
point OF no quorum, but tho chairman,
Mr.. DocEory, ruled that n quorum was
not necessary. Tho motion then rO.
Cured on tho adoption OF the rosolu.
ton, which resulted 10 to nothing.
MIR. Reed again mndo the point of no
quorum, and in tho midst OF somo OK.
c!ltemcnt explained that In his opinion
It required quorum to pass n rosolu-
ton lastod beyond tho adjournment to-
day. After an exchange OF shots bo.
tween Mr.. Reed and Mr. Hatch tho
chair oyerrulcd tho point Of order and
declared the resolution carried. Thore-
upon Mr.. Bland povod to adjourn, and
upon tho announcement OF tho adjourn
ment tho clerk read from the desk 4
call for n Democratic caucus immodi-
atoly.
Tho announcement was greeted with
Republican choors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
Successful Fillbustor OF the Op-
pononts OF the Soigniorage Bill.
DECREE OF THE CAUCUS INVOKED,
But Only Ono Hundred and Thirty
Democrats Showed Up.
new YORK DELEGATION ABSENT
Bill to Be Kept Before the House
Until Acted Upon.
THOSE OPPOSED TO THE MEASURE

Claim that Even If IL Is Brought to n
Vote 1t Cannot Pass-Abscnt Demo.
orats Refuse to Be Bound by Caucus
Action-Bland's Followers Maintain
that tho Passage of tho Bill Is Only
nQucstion ofTlmc-Tho President
Surprises the Senate by Nominating
Senator White, of Louisiana, TO Dc
Associate Justice-IIc Is Immedi-
ntely Confirmed Through tho Ex.
orcisc ofsonatorlaI Courtesy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
BANDIT EVANS RECApTURED.
His House Surrounded and lie Gives Up to
OycrnowRriuc Sutuhers

OvorpowerinG Numbers.
VIsALIA, GALA, Fob. 10.-Chris.
Evans, tho train robber and outlaw,
who escaped from Fresno Jail n month
ago, is again in custody. 1t was discoy,
cred last night that he had come into
NisaIia from the mountains with his
partner, Edward Morrcll, who assisted
him TO escape from Fresno Jail, and
that the twome were hidden in Evans
house hero.
Officers surrounded the house carly
this morning and few hours later
practically all tho inhabitants OF tho
town were present, Evans recognized
the TACT that escape was impossible and
after brief negotiations with Sheriu
Kay, OF this county, ho and Morrell
surrendered.
When Evans cav armed men around
the house and noted that Brighton had
not returned, ho attacked Mrs. Brirh.
ton who was in the house, knocking
her down and kicking her, telling her 10
so to bed and stay there.
He was only prevented from killing
tho woman through the intervention Of
Morrell who commanded him to desist.
The woman was badly injured and wns
in spasms for hours, and was badly
bruised where kicked.
When Evans saw the house entirely
surrounded no opened negotiations with
Kay TO surrender, Evans son carrying
the correspondence. Evans agreed to
como out if Kay would diapcrse the
crowd. Tie officers ordered all specta.
tors to leave, which they did. Then
Evans came out on the porch unarmed
and Sheriff Kay and Under Sheriff Hall
went forward and shook hands with
him. Brighton aud his wife have been
living in Evans house and caring for
Evans' four children.
Evans and Morrell, at the time of
their surrender, had two Winchester
rifles and pistols and plenty of ammu.
milton.
Evans refuses to be interviewed and
abused press representative TODAY.
To all inquiries he simply says: ~ am
as happy as clam"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
ANARCHIST PLOT
Against tho Lie ofFranols Joseph
Emperor Of Austria
THE TRIAL OF The CONSPIRATORS.
Twelve Mon Implicated in tho Plot
Brought to tho Bar.
TRIAL HELD With CLOSED DOORS.

But tho Associated Press Has Way
of "FindinE Out Things"-Thc Prls.
oncrs snid to DC in Touch with tho
Anarchists of England aud Amer.
ica, and tho Investigation May 10.
suit in Some Startling Disclosures
In Regard to tho International Or.
gnnization-Tho History of tho Plot
tho Most Sensational aud Romantic
ou Record,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Snow fell generally over the north
west yesterday
Tho Bundesrath has approved tho
Russo-German treaty OF commerce.
Humorist "Bill" Nye, reported as DIV.
ing, is now on the road to convalescence.
Suits have begun Involving title to
property in St. Louis valued at SO, ,0O0,-
900.
The Arcade building ana hotel mt
Springfield, O., was damaged by iire TO
tho amount OF $4,000.
The National Assembly OF Whcelmen
met in Louisville yesterday, with 05
representatives present 1t Is said a ma.
jority OF the members arc in favor Of
tho admission Of colured members,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
HAWAIIAN MATTERS.
Another Batch of CORRESPONDENCE
by Minister Willis.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

Orthc Provisional Government Made
tho Occasion for Annexation
Speeches, Which Spirit Is Rampant
on tho lslnnd-Wnlls Denies that
llc Ever Intcntlcd to Uso Force to
Restore tho Quocn TO Her Throne.
Clcvoland's Minister Defends Ills
Course of Action Since His Arrival
ut Honolulu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
Il coMpLErE vISDICATroy
For the United States Mutual Accident A.
socintlon, of Now York

New YoEK, Feb. l9.-The report of
deputy commissioner OF insurance,
Michael Shannon, on the affairs of tho
the United States Mutual Accident A..
sociation been made public. He finds
the association with splendid plant
and in condition to commend itself 10
people desiring guch indemnity as it
offers. and etiectually disposes of tho
charges affecting Its financial s,andinr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
Another Bid for the Big Fight.

sAsDUsKY, Ono, Fob. 19.-Therc is a
strong movement hero looking toward
tho securing OF the coming Cor
bett.Jackson fight. Johnson's Island,
located in Lake Erie, few
miles from tho city is the site selected,
Sandusky capitalists urging that US the
state OF Ohio has no navy, Gov
ernor Mckinley and the sheriff
OF Ottawa county will be unable to
prevent the mill. It is undoubtedly in
serious contemplation to raise SlO0 900
and endeavor to secure the fight for
Johnson's Island, one brewer Offering,
it is said, to put up halt the amount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
ALL THE SAME TO HIM.

The prosecutor asked the prisoner If
the ideal state would be a republic or
anarchy, to which Haspel said that it
was all the snmo to him.
"Will there be any laws?" asked the
prosecutor.
To this question uaspel replied:
"Ihe people will mako them, and there
TiII not DO any governing powers"
animation, admitted that he had pre-
pared tho anarchist maniiestoes and
that ho had made the loadcn and tin
bombs seized by tho police. He denied.
however, that lie intended to use them.
Counsel for tho defense pointed out
that, contrary to published reports,
powerfuI, explosives were found at the
prisoners lodgings. and that the ma.
chimes found wero only small and
Martin stikul, carpenter, and an
other of tho accused, admitted attend.
ing tho anarchist meetings, but he de-
MED that he was aware Of tho contcnta
OF the anarchists maniiestoes
The case was adjourned until to.mor-
row.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20

THE scverost cases OF rheumatism are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, tho great
blood purifier. Now is the time to take
it. Hoods Cures. 8 ;