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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-04
HAWAIIAN ANNrNhTIoS.
President Dole Docs not Want TO Mako a
Party Matter Of IL.


Party Matter Of IL.
San FRANCISCO. Cab, Juno 3.-WNlter
6. Smith, former editor Of the Hawaiian
Star, sends 10 tho Associated Press,
from Honolulu, u copy OF tho following
aoli.oxplanatcry lottor received by him
from President Dole:
uoSoLULu, May 2j. 1891.
My DEAN StN:-Yout lnttor inclosing
communication OF Mr.. Humphrey, aOc-
rotary Of tho National Republican
loaguo OF tho United States, which
suggests that soinc political organtZn-
ton and tho provisional government
shonld delegate you to spoNk for Hawaii,
and the policy OF annexation before tho
league convention coon 10 DO hold in
Denver, has waited too long for an an-
swor
"Whilo ! agree with you would
DO unwiso for tho provisional govern.
mont or tho political organizations
which support ii to become identified
with any political party in tho United
States, when nll contain friends and nd.
vocatoa OF tho annoxutiUniut policy,
icel that it would DO no easy matter to
find ono who could represent tho cause
OF Hawaii boIoro tho convention with
moro eioqucnCc and enthusiasm than
yourscli.
"Our request for political union with
tho United States Is to tho whole Aueri-
can people, and it 10 not for US to
encourage any tendency that may oSiss
to mako party matter OF II. With
America IL is an American question
and many Of the boat minds in all parts
nre fully enlisted in its iavor-not TO
speak OF the great public sentiment
which is rupidly mastering tho eitua-
tInnn
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TRAINS Held UP
By tho Wheeling Crock Coul Minors
on Saturday on tho
CLEVELAND, LORHIN Z WHEELING
Rnilroud Ovor tho R.vor and Serl-
Gus Trouble May Result.
THE SHERIFF'S AID WIS NOEED

by tho Railroad Company, but lie
Was PowcrlcSs 20 Raise tho Block.
ado aud Wns Unable to Secure n
Single Deputy In the River Front
Towns s-shcrilf Scott Did Not Go 10
Columbus-Tho Governor VIII Not
Gail Out tho Military Until Acts OF
Violence Havo Boon Attempted.
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CHARLESTON. ", Va, Juno 3.-Gus
1Iirrtnbotham, at Elk City Saturday,
fatally shot william Mills. He will dio.
There was IN election. Mills challenged
lIigrinbotham's vote. Higsinbotham
said hc would not allow his vote to be
challenged by d. murderer" al
luding to q current report Tho row be-
came general, and eliminated In lIig.
ginbothan fatally shooting Mills. Ho
was arrested.
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SOLDIERS WIN.
Tho Backbone of tho Minors Strike
In Indiana About Brolson.
RIOTERS DISPERSE BEFORE MILITIA
And Trains Of Coll Which Wore
Detained Allowed to Pass.
The MILITARY WILL Be SENT HOME,

Iho Mcmbors oftho Executive Com.
mittcc of tho Miners Union, Agree.
Ing TO SEQ that No Further Imtcrfcr.
onoo With Traffic Occurs-Not u
Drop ofBlood Shed, though Mt TliucR
tho Situation Locked Rather Omin.
ous-Splllman Miners Join tho
Union, aud They Aro Notified TO
Vucatethc Company's Houses JuIyI.
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LAMAR, COL, June 3.-Last night fifty
feet Of tho south ond Of the bridge
across tho Arkansas river gavo way DO.
fore tho flood. and m hour later twenty
fivo feet OF the north end was swept
away. Tho river covered al. tho bot
toms and was n mile wide Mt the bridge.
The Santa Fo tracks east and west are
submerged, and at Powere, sevon miles
west, several hundred foot oil track is
washed out A number Of farms along
the river have boen greatly damaged by
thn Nnnd
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New Yonx, juno 9.-Thc Now York
Business Mons Association OF this city,
under wbose auspices the mass-meeting
to protest against tho income tax was
held in Carnegie Music Hall Friday
night, continue to be iiooded with tcle.
grams from boards OF trade. national
banka and commcrcia! bodies Goncrally.
All of them endorse the association in
its opposition to the income tax
measure. Tho messages como from
Mninn tu TnSns
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SOFIA. Juno 3.-Troops are still post.
cd on the main streets OF the city, but
otherwise everything presents almost .
normal aspect Tho public gardens arc
closed with view to preventin. the
holding of public meetings. Prince
Ferdinand and the princess wero loud.
ly cheored at noon, when they appear
cd on the balcony OF the palace to wit
nesa tho mounting OF tho guard.
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vnndNiia sldo track. This afternoon
three trains oiPonnsylvania coal passed
over tho Vandalin going west. The ilrst
train run on No. passenger train ;imo.
II was closely followed by the pas.
scnEer, go that In case tho strikers stop.
pod 1t, tho passenger would DO blocked.
Ihe second train passed through q
crowd OF mIucrs Of Knigh,syille, oust Of
here. ,unharmcd. However,, tho third
ono did not faro 40 well, tho IN mlncrs
stoned tho train, breaking tho windows
out OF tho cnIinc nnd cnbooso.
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PuInAuELr7tIA, Pa, June 9,-Ex-Judgc
John NJ. Broomall, of Media, died to-
day, aged sevcnty-eigh:. In 1884 he was
elected to Congress and served three
consecutive terms. Mr.. Blaino, in his
book. declared tha. Mr.. Broomall'a
speech on tho civil rights bill must al
ways bo regarded Gs one OF tho most
magnificent utterapces over voiced in
tho house, and nn unsurpassed example
OF consciousness and force in the use OF
the English language.
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ple.e tho bill. Tho court held hereto
iOro that as tho defendant failed to give
tho notice required tho court had no
alternative but to ovOrrulO tho motion.
AZ tho threc dNys' notice had confessed.
ly not boon givon, this second notice
was prepared md tho proceedings wcro
Ind Tor tho purpose Of saving tho point
Judge Bradley ovcrrulsd tho second
motion. und this probably onds tho
Ynnttnr
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MORE DAYS OF WAITING
Aud Woary Hours OF Debate on
tho Sugar Schedule.
The DISCUSSION TO Be CONTINUED

In tho Senate During this WcCk-That
Body to DO Asked to Prolong Its
Daily Sessions. Whom tho Nopubli.
cans VIII fusist on Maintaining n
QuOrum-Iho Democrats In tho
House In n Qunndary on tho State
Bank Tux Diil-h Caucus VIII DO
Necessary to Decide on Somo Dc.
flnito Line OF fActl0n-Fcnturcs a o { tho
Present Measure Unsatisfactory.
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CoLoS, June 3.-The United Statea
steamer San Francisco has arrived here
from Bluodelds. Tho Nicaraguan troops
in charge therc will retro If England
dcmanda that they do go. Much dis.
satisfaction prevails. The San Francisco
is coalins preparatory to returning to
DlunAnlyio
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PoNERor, ONO, Juno 3.-EIghty.iour
miners at spIllman. ". Va. joined tho
union yesterday and wcro notified to
yacatc tho company's houses by July |.
1t is reported that M ngont has been
sont south TO import colorGd miners.
There Is coal famine hero. steamboats,
paying ton conts per bushol for the
sDoorcst glnck
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BOULDER, CoLo., June S.-A large force
Of men Is blowing up the debrla with
dynamite In the hopc OF changing
Boulder creek which has made new
channel through tho heart OF the town
bacl: to tho old channel. Mayor Cowle
estimates the loss in tho country at
S350O00.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-04

VIENNA, Juno 3.-Count Hodervary
who was attempting to form II ministry
in Hungary to succecd that OF DR..
Wekorle, has tcegraphcd to Emperor
Francis Joseph that ho is unable to
form q cabinet.
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NEw YoRE. June 81 Arrived, Ii
Champagne, from uavre; Rhactia, from
Hamburg; Furncssia, from Glasgow; !;
0thello, from Antwerp; State Of Cali
fornia, from Glasgow.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-hrrlvcd, Lord
Lansdowne, from Ardrosan.
BosroN, June 3.-Arrived, Scithia,
from Liverpool.
L.yERrooL. juno 3.-Arrived, Etruria,
from Now York.
HAvRr, June 3.-Arrivcd, LaTouraine,
from New York.
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LONDON, Juno 3.-Mr. Gladstone has
so far recovered from tho effects Of tho
recent operation he underwent for cat
aract that he drove out to-duy in close
crrriarn
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THEY WE'RE STIRRED UP

Over tho 9Iiiitin Being Called Out and
stoned tho Trnin.
DRszrl, ISp.. Juno a-The miners
hero arc greatly stirred up over the ro-
port current tha. tho governor has Or
dcred a company Of militia from Wash.
ing,ou, Ind, to this city to forco the
movement Of coal now standing on tho
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For Ohio, fair. probably slightly cooler on the
lakes; west To northwest winds.
For Vest Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
generally fair; southwest w!nd,
TIE TRMPERNTURE SATURDAY,
nS furnished by C. ScIISEPF. druggist, Cornc.
MRrlct unl Fourteenth stIcCLs
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
A Startling
Admission.
In New York City, for five consecutive
years, the proportion OF Deaths from
Consumption has been three in
every Twenty Persons.

Epidcmics of Cholera, Yellow Fever and other dis
of similar character terrible in their results
occasion wide spread alarm and receive the most
careful consideration for their prevention and cure,
while consumption receives scarcely thought, yet
the number Of their victims sinks into nsignhcancc
when compared with those of consumption Com
paratvely few people know what to do for their loved
ones when they see thcr gradually lose strength,
lose color, manifest feeble vitality and cInaciation
develop cough, with difficult breathing hcmor-
image Cod liver oil was for long time given in all
such cases. but the poor success attending its use
coupled with its nauseatng taste Las led many prac-
tioncrs we'll as the public at large to place their
main reliance in DR.. Pierccs Golden Medical Dis
covery. 1t deserves carly attention and will prove
cfcctual not in every but in large percentage
OF cases, and we believe that fully oS per Of al!
cases OF consumption can il taken in the early stages
OF the disease, be cured with the Discovery" Dr.
Pierce does not ask people to believe un, they
have investigated for themselves. A pamphlet has
been published having the names addresses and
photographs of large number of those cured of con
sumption, bronchitis, lingering coughs asthma
chronic nasal catarrh and kindred maladics which
will be mailed free to those sending for il with their
name and address upon u postal card. or YOU can
have medical treatise in book for,a of 100 pages
mailed TO you receipt Of address and SIX cents In
stamps You then write those cured and learn
their experiences.
Address for Book WORLDS DIsrENsARY MEDICAL.
ASSOCIATION, COS Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
ANOTHER SLAP AT BYREEs.

Senator O'Connor-If the Superintendent exercised
his Judgment used the means invested In him
by law this entire matter disclosed before this com
mttee could have been suppressed? A.-Yes.
what opinion have you OF the detective force or
this city, said Mr.. Cor.
failure. but he did not have very high opinion
OF it. Mr. Cior then referred "A report by In
spector Williams October q, 1893, IN regard TO a
Communication by Dr. Parkhurst complaining Of
the existence OF certain dsordery houses and gam
bling houses. giving the names and addresses. In
the Eleventh Precinct. The Inspector denied the
that Or. Parkhurst had no regard for truth or his
moral obligations" Mr. Gon further showed that
later on raids were made on those houses and con-
vctons secured by the agents OF the Society for the
from the police records on Inspector Williams =
report the following motion by Commissioner Me
Clave: Il move that the inspector and captain
mentioned In the case be given permission to bring
action for libel against the slsners Of the paper"
The reading OF that motion was received with up
roarious laughter.
Yes" replied the witness Il thought 1, premature
renewed Iaugh;er) 50 long as the accused officials
Now, Commissioner" said Mr.. Gof In his most
sarcastic vein, do you think the time ever was or
ever VIII be when Alexander $. Williams will seek
permission to sue any one for ibe in this city,
The witness said he didn't know. nor had he any
opinion the matter.
Mr. Gof then quoted from the remarks OF Mr.
sheehan before the board that he fSheehan) had no
longer any faith in DR.. Parkhurst because IL was
Tammany Hall he after
The Chairman-Did You disbeiieve there cor
DR. Parkhurst who made the charge? Al believe
there has been corruption in the Police Department
for twenty years.
O. (By Nh Goff)-You said that ''henceforth no
attention should be paid by the board 10 DR.. Park
hurst or hr society,"? Al said that he deserved
only the same attention as any OF the stump speak
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
PROPOSED ROAD TO HUDsoNs BAY.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Oct, GA party OF fifteen men
from Manitoba and the Northwest Territory ar
rived here to-day. They went to Ottawa for the
purpose Of securing charter for the construction
Of the Hudson Bay Railway from Winnipeg TO Hud-
5on Bay. a distance OF 100 niles The route will b.
from Winnipeg through he fertile Dauphn coun-
t"y. to the SaskG tchewan. 800 miles. thence the
mouth OF the Churchi River Hudson Ia 400
mics through fine timber region. and one .ich In
minerals. The company has already completed
rangoments for steamship connection. and nothing
rcmains but the building of the road which is now
assured The cost Will be s20,oD.0o. and English
and Canadian capital vii. be Interested. II viii be
a competitor Ot the Canadian Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
OPENING OF 4 LUMBER ROAD.

Weilsboro Penn. oct. .9-The Buffllo and SuSQue-
hanna Railway. a connecting link between the West
ern Newly 0rk and Pennsylvania and the Fall Brook
railways was opened to-day. and regular trains
now running 1t is forty miles long. and runs from
Keltlng summit = Ansona. This road opens up the
lumber region in Potter and Clinton counties. II was
bui.t by f. T. & &. W. Goodyear OF Buffalo who
are now the largest lumber operators IN this State
They expect - make the road line for passenger
traffic. well for freight business.
\ me of railway * also b'ny surveyed u COuders-
pc. from Ulysses and Galc;on. 80 thai Potter Coun.
Is. Penn. is now enjoying 4 great railroad boom.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
The Match|ess
New Style Sack Sui

designed and sold by us, is being worn
by the swelIest men of New York.
1t is real nOvelty-a decided
change in style.
Instead of the old button idea, we
have it i'm new form, with only q
buttons, cut-a-way in front and made
to fit the figure.
1t has all the stylish, fashionable ap.
pearancc of high priced taiIor-made
garments and you can have your
choice of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Home.
spun. WOrsteds or Cassineres-at
prices from
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
SNOWFALL ~ THE FAR WEST.

Red Cliff CO... Oct 2a-It has been showing stead
!iy for fwenty-four hours. Al Gold Park mining
camp two and half feet OF snow fell
Chadron, Neb. Oct. e9-Two inches Of snow fell
here last night and 1t is raining hard now This is
Godsend to the farmers and stockmen. Who owing
10 the severe drouth feared that the prairie would
be set on hre Good feed for cattle a.: the winter IL
insured.
HAYS Springs. Neb.. Oct pa heavy snow began
railing mere Yesterday morning and continued with
niue interruption during the day The weather la
much coder. stock on the range especially on that
part devastated last week by prairie fires, VIII
suffer TO extent,
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

ers who have been bowling for the destruction OF the
Democratic party.
TIE TWO THINGS Go TOGETHER.
O-And the pcopIe who are how,ing now for the
reorga riZation OF the Police Department are how
ing FOR tn destruction Of the Democratic parry!
A-Most certainly daughtcTD
Senator OConnor- Don't you th.lk ii ought to be
destroyed? GRoars of ,aughter) Al do noi. IKE
newei aughterD -, ,, g.,
q n}y Mr.. Gonl--Do you think Mr. Grant -
bowling for the destruction Of the Democratic parry
when he SAYS in his letter of acceptance tnat ne
Police Department ought 20 be- reorEanzedF ,-tusn-
teri A.-Mr Grant rs 4 man OF abHS. re H''
shown that upon two diNereat .. g., -, ,.h,.r
'Therc must be an ond 10 this, sald tle 'hdH-
man. as his gavcl came down te- - ,.,,. ,,
said the witness stubbornly and then NJ Conthuel'
his face flushcl WIKI passion: i won l d''o" any
body to insult Mayor Grant
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
MORE CAPTAINS ~ DANGER.
LIKELIHOOD THAT TIE GRAND Jury Will.
INrIcr TWO oE THREE or THEM To-
pAY-pcvEEy STEPHENSON ANp
CROSS MENTIONED

I-n.sss signs which are ,0okel upon as trust
worthy fiu ID. Indictment of az least TWO ex-polce
captains may he expected at any time. Il Is re-
ported that the Grand Jury has had under con-
sIcraiion tn- cases ~ cN-Capta.ns Devery stephen
SON AMI cross that the cases have been fully con-
s.lcr,I. bat that some witnesses remain To be eN-
aminoI In tAe ease of cN-Captain cro"' OF the
FiUh-sf station. there Is some doubt AZ - action
bet the opinion prevails that both Devery and
stephenson ~.d be- indicted.
I'nlcss Judge Cowing decides that the publlc in
icr,ss demand further after dance. tho Grand jury
W4L PROBABLY adjourn tomorrow. and. inasmuch a.
U desires Cd settle an ht.-iue~s before adjournment
further l.vplppmorf- NAV b. looked FOR today.
Policeman Conrad >chal,enbrr2 was admitted TO
bail YESTERDAY hy Julg" tDv4rS ia Part J. ~ Cen
Gal S,--iou- Tne amount was fixed On saturday
a. S,p1 -chaii-nberg was Indicted f1~ assault upon
Thpmis J stanton of NJ. s. Madlson-st
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

Mr. Grants face became extremely red The
witness went on say that he did not believe
one-tenth of what appeared IN the newspapers ana
he didn't read the testimony brought out befor"
the committee He denied that there was any h.c-
ton between the Superintendent and the Conmis-
soners so long as the former did his duty.
Senator Bradley-Do you think 1t possible Tor a
house of ill-fame exist in place for forty-eigh
hours without the Superlntendents knowledge! A.
do think
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

the Lexow Committee. Judge Lppincott IN cah"s
the case asked counsel to waive the production Vi
the defendant which was done in wiring ions
argument was then heard made by senator Day
for one side and Mr. Barcklo for the other Al us
end Judge Ippincott announced that ne w3uT ,'rs
the papers and give a decision at " o CLOCK ihu'"
day morning. ,.,o, hy Jus,ica
new police warrant has been issued oy cuS1,n can
tempt Of court 1t in the hands OF inspector r
I.lnge. but VIII not be served except /" e'e"' "
he WOman's release.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
ORDERED A PROTEST TO GERMANY

Washington. Oct. 29.-Secretary Gresham. upon
the recelpt OF the protest from the Secretary OF
Agriculture on Saturday regarding the prohbi''"
OF American cattle by Germany. promptly dFee..1
Theodore Runyon. the United States Amoass''o'
at Berlin. to make representations to the "e'"s"
Government stating that Texas fever could nos n n
communities ted by diseased cattle. - that even ~
the reported discovery OF this dseass were co1r,c
there would be no danger to German catue, S.d
that the meat Of cattle affected by this disease n
nsver been shown 10 be dangerous to the consumer
The Ambassador was. therefor insructeu ,ert 20 ~
test against the action OF the German Io'e'"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
oLCOTT COMMITTEE TO MEET TO-DAY.

Philadelphia. oct. ga favorable report having
been rendered by Specia. Master Crawford upon the
Application OF the receivers OF the Reading Railroad
pay the commissions provided for In the latest
plan of reorganization. and the report having been
confirmed by Judge Dallas. meeting OF the O.cott-
Fare Reorganization Com nittec viii be held in New
Yori. tomorrow for the purpose Of making final
arrangements for laying the plan before the security
holders.
1t said this afternoon that the syndicate or
ganlzed to purchase the general mortgage coupons
under the funding provision OF the PAN will In
few days begin to purchase those coupons now
overdue.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
Az .TcuIsoN DECISION TO-DAY,

Az ATCHISON DECISION TO-DAY.
THE cor.RT At TOPEKA WILL PASS ON THE
RIGHTS or CoNTEsTING STOCKHOLDERS.
Tonolka. Kan. oct 29-The hearing in the injunc-
tion proceedings brought by the Stockholders fro-
tectIvo Association to prevent the stocKhoIders oi
the Atchson Topeka ard Santa Fe Rairoad com
many from elec;ing Board OF Directors unless the
cumulative method Of voting was used came De-
fore United States District Judge c. g. Foster this
,,,or,,ng .rhe attorneys for the Protectves were
greatly surprised when Robert Dunlap. in oehaii OF
II y Robinson and others. offered n motion 10
dismiss the suit on the ground thlt the court had
no jurisdiction. The point made In the mo'oi was
that the plaintlr and majority of the defendants
were non sdents Of the state OF KANSAS MI
Dun,ap stated that the not1n was made on the
statute passed In 1886 and decision OF the Su-
pre,re Court on the question. The ProtectVes. nor
ALTERNATING the motion. asked for recess until :
o'clock To examine authorities. The argument
yyere heard by Judge Foster this afternoon ana ne
took the case under adviscmcnt lie announced
that mis- decision would be rendered to-morro"
morning at o'clock.
CHICAGO oct % -EX- President Reinhart. of the
Atchson. in recent letter 10 a Chicago trHnd'
SAYS. Never in all my association with the Atcni-
son Railroad lid | make a traffic deal. pay rebate
direct rebate TO be piid. - lndct anu pIa anu
FOR infract.On OF a law cf the country Ielatlns
to traffic matters OF railway west or Cnlcago
an auditor Boston FOR making rebate deaIs III the
daily operation Of such ROAD, Wh"re IN" powers
ton details and when the property in question
has Board OF Directors. chairman OF the Board,
president and trafiic and operating vice-prescents,
IS indeed unique practice ana as un)us' as IL S
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
EASTBOI-ND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS

Chicago. oct 99-The elstbound shipments for
last week were as follows: Michigan. Contra. &i9i
TONS Wabash $40. Lake Shore. i.0S: Fort Wayne.
55N6: Pan Hand.". 1913, Baltimore and OHIO 1876;
Grand Trunk 27O7. Nickel Plate 7O,i Erie $3.50
"Bg Four" 23Nj. To,d,. $3.50
Lake shipments last week amounted 10 H.3,2 tons.
az INST i29oO tons the previous week.