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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-29
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On tho TGFIn lnii Under the FIye.sllnuto
Huio-Wllaon Carries Ills I'reo Wool
rolnt-Anoshcr Cut In tho nictnl SEIZED.
Y ulo. g.4g 5rIl
WAsnISoros, D. G., Jan. 2S.-At $3.50
yesterday afternoon general debate un-
dor tho llyO'miuute rule upon tho tariff
bill came to M end In tho house, and
everybody hcayed q sigh OF profound
relief. Tho concluding days bcIorc tho
final vote Is tukcn will ut least DO do.
voted to something no W, and tho debate
VIII, therefore, have an interest which
Is not possible In con nection with tho
tho tariII, which Inns been harped on for
so long that, no matter how vital II Ia to
tho country, tho threshing over OF tho
old straw OF argument Is not particular.
ly inspiring.
The result Of two weeks OF debate
which closed this afternoon is, princi-
pally, tho printing OF somo hundreds ot
longer or shorter speeches In tho Record.
Tho only amendment which NOW stands
in opposition 10 the opinions OF tho
Democratic majority OF the committee
on ways and means Is that which puts
sugars, raw and refined, on the free lat,
ana ut tho same time abolishes tho
bounty OF two cents pound, under
which the domestic production was
developing with wonderful rapIdity.
Tho amendment providing that the
iroe wool item should 80 into elect ut
once on tho passage OF the law was yes
terday recinded, aud amendments from
the committee adopted, that fix the be-.
ginning OF the operation OF the free wool
provision upon August 2, 1894, and that
OF manufactured woods upon October @
The amendments which were re.
scindcd were adopted by tho collision
OF the Republicans, who, for tho mo-
mont, INDUCED in the amusement OF
insisting Mr.. Tom johnson to worry
tho committee, vol understanding
that there would be an opportunity Tor
them 10 correct the mischief.
The most important amendments OF
the committee, and which were entirely
unexpected, were those offered aud
adopted yesterday, making cut OF 5
per cont on nearly every item Of the
metal schedule. 1t was an extraordi.
nary movement, of which there had
been no intimation until 1t came like
thunder from clear sky yesterday
morning. The duty on steel rails was
reduced from 25 to 20 per cent; pig iron
from 224 to 20; scrap iron and steel from
222 to 10; structural iron, wire strips OF
steel, etc, from IS to 80; boiler plate
and other iron and steel plates. forgings
OF iron and steel, hoop. band and scroll
iron and steel and wire rods, 30 to %;
iron in slabs, blooms, etc., Is to 22i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-29
PENSION ESTIMATE.


Tho Appropriation Asked for SIT, 1000, 900
Less Than Last Ycar.
WASHINGTON, D. G., jan. 2S.-The ap-
preparations bill for pensions was re-
ported to the house yesterday by the
committee on appropriations. There
were no surprises in the recommends
tions, although there are material re-.
ductions from the expenditures OF last
year. The total amount recommended
for pension expenses for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1895, ia Sl5l,5Sl, $40,
which is practically in accordance with
the last revised estimates Of tho COM
missioner OF pensions. The total is
Sl4,040,7S0 less than tho appropriation
for the fiscal year of 1891, which was
Sl66,530, $50, but il more than the sum
applied Tor pensions In any year before
1893, when the amount was Sl6O,5Sl, 1877
Including defciencies). In detail the
expenditures recommended by the COM
missioner are: Payment OF pensions,
Sl50,0OO, 900; fees o: examiners and sur.
geons. Sl,000,O00; salaries Of agents.
$4,000; clerk hire at agencies, Si5O,00o;
miscellaneous, SG9.57O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-29
mAcHlNlsrs.
MACHIN ERY. ..,,.,.
CAROrHERS & HOWE.

We have in stock at the present time the fol.
lowing: One second hand Horizontal Engine
and Boiler | II. r. One secondhand Acme Au.
tomato Engno and boiler, 6 II. i. one seco nd
secondhand Skinner Engine and Boiler. 10 II. p
One second hand Fisher Engine and Boiler IS
H. T: Ono secondhand Spence Traction Engine
md Boiler, 10 IL p. One secondhand Know es
ToIsard PUMP 5%xs On One second eco IIor
zontal Tubular Boiler, 70 H. z. Ono second.
hand Hori outal two.nue Bollar. 3SxlG. Ono
now Acme Automatic Engine and Boiler. Q II. p.
One new skinner Horizontal Ensine. 70 Il +.
Agents American Feed Water Heaters, by tho
use OF which guaranteed saving In fuel Is
made Of 20 per cent Agents sncdiker & Cars
Power Fly Fans.
VI WARERoOA1, 1888 MAIN STREET.
OFFICE ROOM, $40 Peabody Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-29
SUNDAY NEWS CONDENSED.
China is preparing to hold a worlds

China is preparing to hold a worlds
fair.
The British are still suspicious of the
Egyptian khedive.
Kanawha coal dealers in Cincinnati
will make another big cut in coal.
Rumors TINT satolli will be recalled
are again being circulated in Rome.
a petard exploded. harmlessly outside
the house OF II high Spanish official in
Madrid Friday.
The Indian government is committed
to the policy OF defending Atghauistan
from aggression from the north.
The body OF Miss Minnie Porter was
found in the woods near Norfolk, Conn.
Miss Porter escaped from au asylum
few days aso. II.
AN. Leach, OF Marysvilc, CAL, one
OF the most prominent lumbermen on
the coast, has failed, with liabilities OF
100000, assets $50, 900.
Ex-Governor Campbell, OF Ohio, is
reported to be financially embarrassed.
A judgment OF 5000 has been filed
against him in Nav York.
The trial at Sofia, Bulgaria, Of the
brothers, 1vanoff, for conspiring to MUIR
der Prince Ferdinand and Premier
StambuloE, began Friday.
Coxey, the rich Massilon man, is still
pushing his project to march on Wash
inston with 100000 men, to demand the
issue OF $500. 100000 in Treasury notes.
Miss Cornelia Bradford, a charitably
tinclined lady Of Montclair, NJ j., will 20
into the pawnbroking business. Money
will be loaned the poor at low rate OF
interest.
The campaign in Brockenridge's con-
gressional district. in Kentucky is be.
coming very bitter, and a personal
encounter between Breckenridge and
W. G. Ovens is probable. 81
Dahomeyan chiefs have elected Chief
Gouthill as king, to replace Behanz,n.
Colonel Dodds recognized Chief Govt
hill as king Tho new ruler has taken
the nanle OF King Agoliagbo.
One hundred and six Radical mem.
bors OF the Servian Skupsichina have
signed a manifesto declaring that ex.
king Milan has broken his word and
thnt his, presence in Sorvia is illegal.
Three patients in the county hospital
at Chicago were found to have small.
pox, and were removed to tho pest.
house. There are now about ninety
patients in tho smallpox hospital.
John Flavel, alias Johnny the Rattp.
Charles Proctor and Henry Jackson.
three OF the most notorioua safeblowers
in the United States, were arrested on
u train near Toledo after o desperate
fight. @
An unknown tramp crawled into
furnace at tho Freedom oil refinery to
sleep. While he slumbered the oil was
turned on and lighted, and it wis not
until the fro was drawn several DAYS
aiterward that the remains were found.
a method Of supplying work for the
unemployed Of st. Louis was broughtto
It's iruiiiou with tho approval OF city
ordinance permitting INSTRUMENTATION
OF half milo artificial lake in Forest
Park, tho money therefor coming from
public subscription.
AT Newport, Ark, in the trial OF
Brady for participation in the robbery
OF the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
train ut Oliphant, Ark, and also for the
murder OF Conductor McNally OF the
train, the jury brouehtin a verdict OF
guilty OF both charges. The murder
verdict Is OF the first degree.
f. h. . . q a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-29

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It is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
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To the absurd notion that tyraunIzcs many
mindssthat violent drastic purgatives will cure
you Of costiveness. In reality they only aggra.
rate your aiimen. For this obstinate trouble
as for blllouSness and dyspepsia uostetter's
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Yor can never tell what a slight cold
NAV lead to st is best, therefore, 10 give
yourself the benefit OF the doubt, and
,cure it as soon as possible with Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral. A days delay, some.
times an hours delay, may result in
serious consequence.
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1 snuLrE's Triple DURNED.

~. u ~ = q H..
The mines Of A. J. Shuttle ( Co., on
Painters Run, was tho next point OF
attack. On the way the frenzicd for
eigners stopped at Q. Mayors general
store. After smashing the windows
they took several bundles Of pick han
dies. which they used as weapons.
When they reached Shulte's works
they forced their way into tho office,
and overturninH the stove. set fro to
! the building. Then procuring oil, they
poured 1t over the tipple and with
branda from the burning office building
Stheyaoon had tho tipple blazing from a
score OF different Fplaces. The Pan
Handle company,s works suffered next.
Here the mob also fired the tipple,i
utter compelling VI the miners "a to
ca 10 for their lives. Leaving de-.
, 1894-09-29
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Bekjendtgjorelse 3,
ON Indf0rel~ea af en- ny Farmak6pe poa dc
dansk Uestiadiske Der.

%gAAA Finansministeriets derom
6 nedlagte allerunderdanigste
Forestilling har Diet behaget Hans
Maiestat Kongen under 2den DIN.
allernaadigst at befalde. at den under
Titel, Pharmaoopea Danica. I'D
given med allerh0jeste Bemyndigelse
i Aaret 1898 udgivne og under Ode
Februar $. A. af Hans Maiestnt
approberede Farmakope, fra den 1ste
Januar 1895 at regne, indf0res paa
de dansk-veStindiske Ger.
Fra denne It'd af skal ethvert
Apotek paa de dansk-vestindiske
Der vare forSynet med allie den
nevnte Farmakope anf6rte Lege-
midJer, og skulle disse Legemidler
anskatfes, ~opbevares og tilberedes,
paa den i Farmak0peen foreskrevne
Made og fyldestg0re de i sammo
foreskrevue Proven.
Hvilket herved bekjendtgj res til
Efterretning for allie vedkommende.
Finansministeriet, den 6te August 1894.
p. VI. Y.
CARGO.
, 1894-09-29

MN the most submissive repre-
~ sentation to hat effect made
by the Ministry of Finances, His
Majesty the King has been most
graciously pleased under date of the
End. instant to approve, that the
pharmacopea published in the year
1898 under the title "Pharmacopma
Danica, published by Royal authori-
ty," and approvedsby His Majesty
under date Of the 9th of February
last year, be introduced into the
Danish West India Islands from the
1st of January .S95.
From that day forward every
~apothecary's shop in the Danish
West India Islands shall be supplied
with all the drugs mentioned in the
said pharmacoppa, and the said
drugs shall be procured, kept and
prepared ii the name prescribed
in the pharmacopma, and shall
satisfy the tests therein prescribed.
Which is hereby published for the
information of all concerned.
The Ministry of Finances, the 9th of
August 1894,
On behalf cfMe Minister
CARGO.
, 1894-09-29
9Th AVlS0
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PrOkIama.

Al LIE og Enhyer, som MATTE
ssaS have Noget at fordre paa Boet
eftrr afI0de Sejlmagermester Will
liam Eahnsen af St. Thomas ind
kaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og bevislig-
gi6re deres Kray for undertegnede
Executores testament, der / Hem
hold til Kongelig Bevilling af 2Sde
f. NJ. have taget Boet under Be
handling til Skifte og Deling.
St. Thomas, den Ste September 1894.
C. HOLM. Will. STAACK,
Kammerraad. PrOkuriSt.
, 1894-09-29
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

On Sunday the 3oth September there will
be held Divine Service in Christlansteds
Lutheran Church at THE usual hours 40
and ~
, 1894-09-29
Translation.
Publication.

PT is hereby made known, that
- the sessions in the Estate of the
deceased William Bahnsen, Master
Sailmaker in st. Thomas, will be
held by the undersigned Executores
testament every 1st Wednesday of
each month at | o'clock p. m. at
Lawyer j. P. %Jorgensen's Office St.
Thomas.
St. Thomas, the 5th September 1894.
@. HOLM. With. STACK.
, 1894-09-29
Translation.


concerning tie tmtroductiON Of q new pdaTma-
Coped into the Danish West India Islands.
, 1894-09-29

b. E~LLERMANN..
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06
Capital Notes.

An effort has been made by the
Anaconda gang to prevent, as much
as possible, the use Of halls and
other large buildings in various
Montana cities by leasing all such
buildings for their own exclusive
use. This is direct blow at free
speech and should be plain warn.
ing to all as to the character of the
people who are advocating Ana
conda for the capital.
When you are trying to decide
where to place your vote for the
capital just remen Der that the
only foundation that Anaconda has
for prosperity, is copper smelter
which is liable to be closed down
at any time. You can imagine re-
suits.
Son of our subscribers have
asked us for state news. well, we'd
like very much to Accommodate
them and will do our best to keep
them informed bnt after diligent
perusal of our exchanges, it all
sums up to one question, the capi-
tai, where shall it be.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06

According to last accounts the
Minnesota fires are still raging and
have so far resulted in several
deaths and immense loss of proper
ty.
Jesse Taylor passed through
town yesterday on his way h ,me
from the north where he has been
to attend to the affairs of his broth
er Litch. whose death was reported
a short time since.
Neil MCDANIEL, democratic can>
didate for sheriff is preparing to
make a flying trip around the coun-
ty. Those whom he calls upon will
find him about as pleasant and
gentlemanly fellow as they will
wish to meet.
The Novosti of ST. Petersburg, is
urging Great Britain and France to
occupy China in the interest of
civilization and to prevent massa-
ere of European missionaries, and
the pillaging of their dwellings.
John L. Sullivan, in dispatch
to the World says he don't think
Corbett wants to fight Fitzsim-
mons, but if he does that it will be
a hot affair.
The attempt of Lieut.. Perry to
use courier pigeons as messengers
in the Artic regions did not prove
to be success. owing to the in>
tense cold, Eskimo dogs and Green
land falcons.
Rioting and mob rule arc holding
sway in Rio de Janeiro and the
number killed sale to be over 800.
The city looks like a big military
camn, andthe British Legation is
crowded with refugees.
Another cut ON wages at the Car
negie works is proposed to take eff
feet the first of next January. The
Company claims it caunot pay rates
under the old scale, with the pres
ent condition of trade and the pas
sage of the tariff bill.
The Bynum Townsite Company
have issued circular copied from
the Dupuyer Acantha of Sept. 22nd
and are circulating it around the
country with the words Work and
vote for Byuum for the County
seat" printed thereon. This article
was written for the benefit of Dn-
puyer, but, like everything else
connected with Duptyer, it was
good, and the B. T. c. could not r.
sist using it even if it was rather a
common trick. Well, it's always
the way, the small must copy from
the great.
The picnic and dance at Geo.
Steells on Tuesday last, was a
most enjoyable affair and the Major
gnd his estimable wife are worthy
OF much credit for the generous hos
pitality which they lavished upon
their guests, The day was spent
in fishing and hunting, the lakes,
hills and streams near their home
abounding in fish and small game,
while the night was made merry
with dancing singing and the gari-
ed de,i es by which people amuse
themselves. 1t was not until late
hour the next day that the guests
reluctantly left for their home.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06
THE ROBARE CAB.

No Sir, the CAB never scars. We
just give it to you in the very
plainest of lingo, so that even a
juryman, alderman or a member of
the legislature can savey. If you
want high faiuting language you
don't want the CAB. We can work
her up to the Queens taste if we
want to, but we prefer to stand
in our way. There is no other
CAB.
Told By UNCLE IsAAc-T'was in
81 on the overland route from
Kansas City to Zion or Salt Lake
valley, thousands were going on TO
the gold fields in California; and
more did know where in thunder
they were going. The Sioux were
bad, making it necessary for the
emigrants to hang together. Gen.
Harvey was in the field, but it was
before he gave the injuns the dog
gondest licking they ever got,
when he did at Ash Holler. I was
sort of scout under Capt. Craig.
The injuns had blockaded pass at
Three Springs and the emigrants
were strung out for fifteen miles on
the trail 0being unable to get
through. Capt. Craig had orders
to open up this pass, and the injuns
were doing all they could to pre-
vent it. The Captain only had
part of one company of Ohio troops
and they were al green as to fight
ing injuns. One day the Captain
asked me if I knew where I conld
get some whiskey. Says I yes,
there was place about 20 miles
from where we were, where we
could get barrels of it. So he
gave me rattling good horse, a
keg and some money and I struck
out over the trail at night. I had
to follow the emigrant trail and
had been jogging alongside the
wagons for 10 or IL miles when an
old lady stuck her head out from
under wagonsheet and said "Lor
me, amt ye afeard to travel all by
yerself this er way in the nightc"
Heavens and earth madam
replied, I can't get in the trail for
wagons ever since started. Gee
whiz. Alone. And so it was for
fifteen miles.
ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENTS. -
Pilgrim asks: What are the du-
ties of committee on credentials
Well now Pilgrim we will be ding
ed if we know. We will look the
matter up.
Badly wants to know if it is
really necessary to hold primarys.
No sir.
A. o. L. AS a rule we do not
publish advertisements in this coll
umn, but as the case seems urgent
we will break away this once. Ma
gee of Robare. manufactures very
superior quality of mustache wax.
BY permission he refers to 'Pud'
Alex monkman, Pete Lover and
Tom Dean. Ask them. Magees
Cholera mixture should be taken at
the same time.
Old Sluth. There is only one
jail in Teton county, and by the 7th
of November next it will be either
for sale or to lease. Yes it is a
mighty fine article, but we think it
will go cheap.
Sir VIM. Cox says. When hi
take 6 or s drinks of whiskey hi
get sorter dizzy eaded. What shall
hi do for hits
Answer-Take or more me
boy and you will be o. K.
In consideration of the fact that
the coming election will be a close
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sions to its force. Choteau has
been weighed in the balance and
the result is not satisfactory. The
people are swinging into line; with
vigorous stepe and heightened
stride, and declaring for
Dupuyer for the county seati
Helena for the capitall
Quill DRIVER.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06

Frank Jones returned today from
Chicago where he has been with
the cattle belonging to stockraisers
in this vicinity.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06

In consideration of the fact that
the coming election will be close
and exciting one, and that in all
probability every effort will be
made to defeat the will of the peo-
pie, on the ground of illegal pro-
ceedings or technicalities, if there
is the slightest loophole left to do
so, we earnestly hope that all judges
of election and register agents will
thoroughly post themselves as to
the law on the subject, so that
there will be no possibility of any
of the precincts being thrown out
on account of a failure to comply
strictly with the law.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

In the preset county seat fight,
the Choteau gang is characterized
by defiance of law. order and
right. They expressly declare
that they propose to win by fair
means or foul. No attention is to
be paid to the claims Of justite.
They feel the ground slipping from
beneath them and are becoming
frightened, They have put their
heads together and evolved a
scheme by which they hope to re-
tain the county seat in any event.
If they have the most votes, we'll
and good. If not, they propose to
bid the voters defiance.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06
AS far as possible, all the nomi-

AS far as possible, all the nomi-
nations at the various conventions
were made from the gang. A
g 'eat effort will be made to induce
all the voters, who are not friendly
to Choteau, to vote their straight
party ticket. Mr.. Du Philicker
and Mr.. BAN Boozul, who live in
that town, will vote Tor Choteau
man, regardless of politics, in the
hope that they will hold Inc balance
of power and elect officers from the
gang. In the event,of the votes of
the people locating the county seat
elsewhere. they will refuse to
move. A costly litigation will
hen follow.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06

That Mr.. Du Picker and Mr..
Bam Boozul are fully capable of a
defiance of law and right, past ex-
perience conclusively proves. Not
long ago legally elected delega-
tion went from the north to one of
the political conventions held in
Choteau, and fell among thieves.
They were told that they were en-
titled to their seats, by every prin-
ciple Of right and justice, but that
it was necessary to sacrifice them
in order to get in as many of the
gang as possible. They dc}ib-
erately committed what they ac-
knowledged to be wrong, for that
purpose.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06

When the voters go to the polls
on election day they will remember
these things, and their decision
will be swift and sure. When Cho-
teau starts in to bull doze them by
saying that she will have the coun-
ty seat, whether or no, they are
very apt to respond that they will
take it away from her, whether or
no. They will rememb her that Cho-
team has expressed her determina>
tion to win by fair means or foul.
They will remember that she has
squandered their money upon an
evanesent county seat; that she
acts upon the principle that the
county of Teton has no rights
which she is bound to respect.