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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27
INTERSTATE COMPLICATION

Growing Out OF the Activity OF the Stcp-
bonvilic Law md OrdOr Society.
spectc! Di,pd;tt 10 he lruliom>tr.
srEUDESvILIE, O., June 26.-Thia has
been h day Of aensntions and surprises
to tho law and order people Of this city
and the feeling is very yinton,c here with
almost the eutire city arrayed, against
the law and order people and tho teac.
tion against thoir methods has begun.
In April glove contest was hold
across tho river between two amateurs.
one stranger. The names OF the
spectators as well as the principals
were tont before the Brooke county
grand Jury at Wellsburs. W. Va. Only
four indictments wore found, agains!
Huntaman, B. Gricsenger, Charles
Amick and Sam Loomcr, who happened
to take 4 prominent part in the, fight
being euthusiastlc sports. Amick being
one Of tho fighters. Then through
Governor MacCorllc, Of West Virginia,
IN attempt was mado 10 get cxtradition
papers, but the law and order society
OF this city have becn working tooth
md toa.nail TO havo Governor McKin-
ley grant them. Both sidea havo had
attorneys before Mckinley discussing
the question.
Governor Mckinley took tho matter
under advisoment, but stated that ur.
loss tho boys arranged differently with
tho West Virginia authorities tho 70.
QUESTION would be granted as he could
not reiuge to honor the papers. Attor-
ncys tor the boys did arrange with tho
Brooke county authorities by which
the boys wero TO appear and plead
guilty TO o minor otenEo and bo
given email emo, but tho law
and order society minions went
to Wellsburs and knocked out tho
arrangement. All props being
knocked out, and fearing the appear.
anco OF the officers With the papers,
Huntsman, Amick and Loomer have
gone elsewhere, but Griesingcr is hero
to stay, feeling that he cannot DO con-
vic!cd.
4 newspaper man who was nt tho
fight has been notified to not take any
interest in the matter or tue law and
order society would SEQ that he was in
dicted, which shows the extent to which
they are pushing matters.
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!sIoTING IN LYONS.

Italians iIobDed nnd TlIoir Property
Destroyed by tho Indignant French.
mon.
Lyons, Juno 2t.-The disorders hero
and at othot placca in France, resulting
from the indignation OF tho people u.
tho assassination OF President Carnot,
were continued throughout tho night.
Crowda Of rioters throngod tho stroets
and in spite OF tho clorts OF the police
and military, eaCkcd Italian stores and
taverns and after throwing thoir con-
tunta Into tho streets made bonurea Of
everything combustiblc.
Tho police trequcntly charged the
rioters, who. however, always rctrdated
before tho officers Of tho law, secming
determined to dcmonstrate tho fact
that thuy wore vindictive against Ital.
!ans only. and not seeking q conflict
with tho authorities. Hero and in
other towns OF France excited by the
murder Of President Carnot the Italian
sculptors, wood curyCrs, image makers.
Grocers and Guilders suffered at tho
hands OF tho mob. When ferroted out
they wore bOa,on and rolled in the gut
terg; their belongings we're seized and
broken up or burned, and many OF
them barely escaped with their lives.
Wholesale pillngo re!gnod suprcmc
throughout tho night md n large num-
Der Of Italians have boon hopolcssly
ruined. Others have flod from Lyons
and more arc expected 10 follow.
Scenes OF disorder similar to those
witnessed here last night arc reported
from several other towns OF France,
notably from Grenoble and Dion, and
there IL prospect Of moro riotine TO-
day. Tho troops have supported the
police, In every case, in tho efforts Of
tho nuth oritie6 10 rn9toro ordut
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Springfield and Strea,or, Ills, minera
have voted to continue the strike.
William NJ. Springer has boon rcnom-
mated for Congress by tho Seventeenth
Illinois district Democrats.
Walston and Adrian, Pn., miners will
meet to-day 10 decide on the ma,tor OF
accepting tho Rochester & Pittsburgh
Com2any's odet OF 10 centa net
Dy disastrous freight wrocls on tho
Norfolk & Western road, near Dnulow,
this state, Brakeman George Donald
and Henry Meyers, negro stealing a
ride, were killed.
Editor Siugsr!y, Of tho Philadelphia
RtcGrd, will DO nominated tor governor
to-day by the Pennsylvania Democrats.
Thoy oSpoct to reduce the Ropu blican
majority with him.
The American Protective Association
OF Kansas has resolved to fight tho Peo.
ple's party caudldasea on tho stale
ticket in retaliation fur the passage OF
the resolution denouncins the orgaui.
zation.
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CAME TO BLOWS.

The liepnblican Caucus to Choose Curnops
Successor Breaks Up IN n itow--A Dupl
VIII Result.
PARIS, Juno 25.--As plena,y meet.
Ing Of the Republican deputies and
senators this evening which was called
to decide upon candidate FOR the
presidency, tho meinbcrs OF the two
chambers werc unable TO come 10 an
agreement aud the meeting cultniua.ea
IN an uproar. during which Deputies
Berleaux and sauze. camo TO blows.
The reault Of tho encounter is taAt both
gentlemen have appointed seconds and
duel will shortly be fought.
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CARN0rS REMAINS
Arrive ut Parla and Aro Grootod
BY tho Mourning Thousands.
THE FEELING AGAINST ITALIANS
In Paris and Othor Cities iuFrauce
Grove More Intense.
MODS RT GRENOBLE AND LYONS

Raid tho italian Quarters aud Assault
tho Rcsidonts-At GrcnoUlo tho
Italian Consulate Is Attacked aud
Lootcd-Tho Military Dlsporscs tho
Crowd - Republican Cauoua to
Choose Successor to tho Murder.
od President Breaks up IN Row.
Tho Funcral to Occur on Sunday.
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CLEVELAND, O., Juno 90. - Chief
Arthur, OF tho Brotherhood OF Locomo-
two Engineers, speaking OF the Pullman
boycott today. said that his organiza-
ton had no connection with tho Amer
lean Railway Union whatever, and
would therefore be affected in any map-
ncr by tho same. ali ho knew about
tho boycott was what he read iu the
nnwsDonnra
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CHICAGO. Juno 9G-Chicf OF Police
brennan was waited upon to-day by
representatives OF railroad companieu
using Pullman cara asking protection in
case Of ttoubiO or assault by tho big
boycott oi tho American Railway Union
which wen. into otloct at noon. Police
ollicots worO placed on duty in tho
yards Of the railway companies with in.
structioua to asl; for additional forces
from the nearest station il necessary.
Hall tho night iorco wac kept on rCaerve
Gt all tho police stations,
Nothing serious was expected 10 de-
velop until tho llliuos.Now Orleans
train was made up at 1875 p. III. Tho
hext Pullman train out would bc at tho
Western Indiana depot at 1886. Ii
these trains got out OF Chicago it w0s
stated their troublea would only begin.
%hcnovGe they stopped efforts would
be made to cut out tho Pullman cars.
Tho Now Orleans limltod, with Pull
man car attached. got away without
difficulty, Notwithstanding the boycott.
a great crowd was present ut tho
depot to witness tho departure. IN tho
crowd were number of police and
several high officials OF tho road. Vice
President Howard. OF tho American
Railway Union, aitorward said mystcri-
ously that tho tull effect OF the boycott
would probably not bo felt until TO-
night.
THE FIGHT BEGINS IS EARNEST.
The strike was formally inaugurated
at 0 o'clock tonight, when tho Ameri.
con Railway Union ordered the Illinois
Contral mon out Tho awitclmeu wore
the lrst to obey and quietly walkod out,
ticinG up the suburban US vol as OK
press train service. Tho Q o'clock train
for ST, Louis was allowed TO pull out, ia
It was made up this morning baforo tho
boycott went into effect, but the train,
the men asserted. was tho last that
would DO allowed to loayo until the
Pullman strike is settled. The union
men were quiet and orderly, but ap-
parcutly determined to man 10 main
tain tho boycott. Tho strike, it was as.
serted by an American Railway Union
official tonight, will extend immedia,e-
ly to five other roads, the Chicago, St.
Paul & Kansas City, Wisconsin Central,
Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific and
tho Santa Fe.
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REPUBLICAN, YEAR.
Tho National Loaguo Convention rt
Donver, Colorado, opena.
SIX THOUSAND REPRESENTATIVES
From Evory State in tho Union, Two
Thousand Being Dologatea.
The FIRST Days PROCEEDINGS

Full OF Enthusiasm-Tho Address OF
Welcome nnd tho Kcsponso-A Tel.
cgram OF Sympathy Sont TO tho
Widow of tho Murdered President
of ofFrancc-A Silver RcsOiution-In.
dications OF an Attempt to Bring
tho Silver Question to tho Frout-An
Ovation to Thurston-Spcculations
About the Onlcos.
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KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June 2G.-The CAL
iiornia and Mexican trains nthc Santa
Fe left this city this afternoon carrying
three Pullman coachcs zach. Tho rail.
road mon handled them without ques-
tion. The American Railway Union 10
not strongly organized hore.
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PULLMAN BOYCOTT
IuaugurGtod Yesterday by tho
American Railway Union.
ORDER NOT GENERALLY OBSERVED

Ana no Serious IntcrfOrcnoe with
Trainaso Far--At tho Chicago End
tho Formal Strike Is startod--N0t
llocdcd by tho Mon ut Several Im.
portant rOln,s-pullmau Cars Run.
ming on Many Roads.
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MINNEAPOLIS, AlIHN., June 96.--Dis-
patches from Chippewa Falls, Wis, La
Crosse, Wis, and Mandan, N. D., state
that all trains have pulled out carrying
Pullman cars. without interference.
No atrike orders havc been received.
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sAENGERFEsT PRIZES.

Tho Announcement of the Awards blade
At New York Yesterday.
New IoaI. Juno 2G.-Tho prizes
awarded in tho Na.ional Saongorfcst
competition arc as follows:
City organizations, first, Brooklyn.
First class societies. frat, Juuger
Maounerchoir, Philadelphia.
Second class societies, frat, Willlama.
burg Saengerbund.
Third class societies Syracuse Saergcr-
bunl.
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oil Grover Cleveland arc, hc reptosen,s
States"
"liow about Queen Lip" INTERRUPTED
o delegate, but tho Montana man
ignored tho question.
fuE AFTERNOON SESSION.
In tho afternoon tho doors woro
thrown open to tho public ntter tho
delegates had bocn seated. a great
crowd poured In filling all tho unoc.
eupiod geats. tho a!slcs and tho ioyero.
Tho honorable Horny d. Blackwell, Of
Massachusetts,, offered tho following
resolution which under tho rulos went
10 tho committee on resolutions:
I'VE again recommend to tho favor.
aOlo consideration OF tho Republican
clubs OF tho Unltod States, as a mattor
OF education, the question Of granting
to tho women oi tho state and nation
tho right to vote at all elections on tho
same terma and conditions as malo
citi2enH. Wo congratulate tho women
oi Colorado and Wyoming on thCir pos
ecssion OF the elective franchise and
To cordially invite thoir cooperation
In rescuing the country from Demo-
cratic aud Populist mirule."
Delegate Harrington, OF Arizona, in
troduced tho following rcrolusion:
"RcS0lred, That new protection OF
tho industries Of all classes in the I'm.
ited States demands that tho country.
shaIl Immediately provide for tho FREQ
coinage OF gold and silver and fix tho
bi-netall!c standard OF voluo for gold
and silver coins Of the United States ut
which thoy shall both be an unlimited
legal tondor tender.
Ex-Govornor Prince, Of Now Mexico,
submitted the following rosolutions:
"Rc,otred, That overy consideration OF
lustico and equity and the fundamental
American principle OF self.goyenment
demand the immediate admission OF
New Mexico TO statehood.
"ResoIusd, That tho National Rqpubll-
can League is in favor OF n pau-Ameri-
can conference OF all nations OF the
western hemisphere to agree OH bi.
metallic monetary system which will
bring renewed prosperity to tho world
and arrest the present constant increase
on the value OF money under the cum
ningiy devised single standard which
is crushing tho life on: OF all people ex-
cept bondholders OF England whj, with
thoir ton thousand million dollars OF
foreign seCurities lnew no financial
principle but the intense sclf.contidouce
Of these shylocku.
PROTECTION REVOLUTIONS.
Resolutions on tho protection OF tho
merchant marine, on education, ma.
tionGl expense and the ro-eatablishmeut
Of the Mckinley protective idea, were
oifdred and referred.
The Hon. J. d Thuraton was called
temporarily TO tho chair and was
Obliged to yiold to tho demand for q
speech.
Lettora Of regret were then read.
Henry Cabot Lodge wrote that prior
encagemeuts prevented bis attendance.
Other lettors OF regret were from J..
sloat FaasctI, Of New York; Knute
Nelson, governor OF Minnesota; Gen. r.
A. Algcr, OF Michigan; Hon. Thomas
B. Reed, Of Maine; Hon. Robert 7. Lin.
coin, OF Chicago; Hon. Henry NJ. Teller,
Hon. j. G. Burrows, OF Michigan.
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GLASGOW, June 25.-Arriycd. Corean,
from Phi!adelphia; Anchoria, from
New York.
BnEMry, JUNG sG.-Arr!ved, Allor,
from Eew York.
Loypow, Juns 2C.-Arrived, Venetian,
from Boston.
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For West Virsinia. Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio. showers; slightly wsrTor; touth winds.
TtIE TESnEH!TuEI: YESTERDAY.
as furnished By Z, SclISEry. d,a-gs:, ooraer
MNrEe. and FonrteNnth sirc0ts.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-30

Chinese opposition TO outside devices
such as railroads. telegraphs and the
like. gives way in times of pressure,
and now her terrified officials are telc-
phonIng franticalIy between Taku and
Tien Tsin reiterating the Chinese equiv
alent Of Hello. Central" with an en-
ergy heretofore unknown in the Middle
Kingdom. and not common anywhere
else.
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ExTENDED SYMPATHY.

''Do unto others as you would have
others do unto you" is sympathetically
shown In the following lines. the pre-
sumption being that sympathy is born,
or akin to pain or sorrow:
s"Gentlemen:--Plea send Krause's
Headache Capsules as follows: Two
boxes to Flora Seay, Havana, N. Oak.
Two boxes to Lille Wilcox. Brookland.
N. Oak. have always been a great
sufferer from headache and your Cap
sules are the only thing that relieves
me-" Yours very truly.
FLORA SEAY,
Havana, N. Oak.
For sale by Chas. Rogers, Astoria.
Or. Sole Agent.
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NEBRASKA REPuBL1cANs.

The Republicans Of Nebraska have
invited defeat by their recent nomina-
lion for governor. It has caused a
serious split in the party. and placed the
election virtually in the hands Of the
Populists, IL that party can show that
their ticket is clean. It is charged that
Mr. Majors. the Republican nominee,
has been mixed up in the schemes
that have made vast deal Of scandal
In the party, and have done much to
weaken It. The result is that many
men In the Republican party of Me-
brasI<a have no confidence in Majors.
At tile last election, in 1898, Harrison.
Republican was elected judge Of the
supreme court by plurality OF 1856,
he receiving only a little over three
per cent more Of the vote than his Pop
rlIst competitor with the dlsaffection
In the party such an advantage Is not
a hard one to overcome with good
candidate. The defeat of the Repab'l.
can state ticket will carry some candi-
dates for congress to defeat as we'll
The Fifth and Sixth districts will be
made doubtful with a strong Populist
state ticket.
The next Legislature will elect SEN
ator to succeed Manderson. and the
Republicans have, in this. an extra in
ducement to preserve harmony and
unity. AS 1t is they have invited de-
feat of the state ticket and two con,
greasmen, with the chance of losing a
United States senator. The state has
now one Populist senator, and is quite
likely to have another after March.
1895.
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THE FISH BOAT RACE.

/, the undersigned. have deposited
with Harry Hamblet. OF the Office Sa-
loon, 500 as a forfeit for sweepstske
fishing boat race to run over the same
course as the last regatta, August 18TH
and the time for the race to not ex-
ceed four hours. the entrance fee to be
$50, race to come Off ten days after
signing the articles, regatta rules to
liant.
Those wishing to change boats
can do SO, and also include Mr.. Tai
govern. r. o. NELSON
Broolsfeld, Wash.
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Gag, F, have already been submitted The
loss in wages was enormous. and there
we're heavy losses in fruit and other
produce. which either perished n tran.
sit or could not be transported at all.
Debs practically assumed fun rcspon-
sibility for the strike. Does he ever
think OF the results which he was in
strumental in bringing about7
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One Of the most interesting features
Of the Anarchist movement is the fact
that whenever lot Of annihilators get
togather to arrange for universal chaos
they always begin with an ambitious
and and weII-directed effort to destroy
the visible supply of beer. History
makes It matter Of record that the
movement has never been extended be-
yond the point of its hilarious tussle
with the breweries.
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NOTICE.
kindred Pa,

Kindred Park, Or, Aug. rs, 1894.
Sealed bids will be received until
September 7th to paint the schoolhouse
at Kindred Park.
Bids will be opened at the school,
house on the sth of September, at 10
o'clock a. m. The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids. Information fur
nished at schoolhouse. Address all let
ters to WILLIS MUDD, <
Fort Stevens. Oregon.
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It may suit Anarchists TO be effusIve
in sorrows about the use of regular
soldiers in this country. but It is no
reasonable concern OF honest labor.
Even Debs proclaimed that there must
be no violence associated with strikers.
but where there Is strike in great
city, the criminal classes become ex-
cited and use the opportunity to destroy
property and hold high carnlvais why
should not labor welcome whatever
force may be necessary to suppress
mobaG II labor is truly organized. mobs
have no place In its proceedings. 1t Is
not expected that the regulars win be
employed to restore order in local
matters But when there is insurrec-
ton, the bayonet win be applied before
the sharpshooters come to time. ac-
cording to schoneld.
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sHRRIFFs SALE

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
OF a decree Of sale made In the circuit
court OF the state OF Oregon. for the
county OF clatsop. on the 18th day Of
June, 1894 in favor OF the Astoria
Building and Loan Association. and
against Eleanor symons and William
symons. and execution thereon issued
August list. 1894. / win on the asth day
OF seplember. 1894. at the hour OF ten
O'Clock a. m. and az the court house
door IA said clalsop county. sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the land de-
scribed herein. Or suficient amount
thereof to make the sum Of t2,ss9.Ss
aud Interest thereon since February 9Th
1854 at The rate Of per cent per an
mum. and accrulng costs. to-wit: Lot
I. IN block IS IN the town Of Astoria.
as laid out and recorded BY John Nc
clure. IN Clalsop County, Oregon.
Dated. this eoth day OF August. isst
:. ~. HARE. EAegiz.
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AssIaNEE's NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all whom II
may concern that the undersigned has
been duly appointed assignee OF !. w.
Case, and that he has qualified as such
rssignee by filing with the clerk OF the
circuit court of the state of Oregon for
Clatsop county, his bond as required
by law. ALL persons having claims
against the said /. w. Case are notified
to present the same to the undersigned.
duly verified, at the office OF the Asto-
ria National Bank, in the city OF Asto-
ria, In said county, within three months
from this date.
Dated at Astoria. Oregon. this End
N"' D. X. WARREN.
Assignee.
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THE CONsIGNEE SALE

THE CONSIGNEE SALE
| will close the Auction
Saturday night, August 25th,
for the purpose of arranging
the large stock for the Final
Sale. New consignmenis ar
irving daily. The goods are
placed OH the market for
nearly half what others sell
the same, in this city. The
inducements offered the pub
lie are immense, Clothing,
Hats, Ladies and Gents Fur
nishings, Dry Goods Laces,
Embroidelies, Toilet soap etc
Save money by purchasing
the above lines at the Con-
signee sale.
600 Commercial ST.
tCor. w. Oth.)
Remember the poor mans
friend.
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sHERlFFs SALE.


Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of decree OF sale made In the Circuit
Court Of the state Of Oregon. for the
County OF Clatsop. on the 2Sth day OF
June, 1894, In favor Of A. l.. Parker
and against Il. Il. Cooper. ct. al, and
execution thereon. issued on the Sth
day OF August. 1894. will, on the 10th
day OF September. 1894, at the hour OF
10 o'clock a, m.. and at the Court House
door In said county of Clatsop, sell to
the highest bidder for cash. the land
described herein. or a sufficient amount
thereof to make the sum Of $4,000 and
Interest thereon since June 2Sth, 1894,
at the rate OF 10 per cent per annum.
the costs OF this action. $3.50. and
accruing costs. to-wit: Undivided one
third OF the N. w, quarter OF the south
east quarter, and lots /. 2. s. 4. and s.
In section 20. II. 5 N. r. W. WIN.
Mer. IN Clatsop County, Oregon.
J. w. HARE.
sheriff OF Clatsop County, Oregon.
Astoria, Or. August, 8. 1894. IS
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