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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
SILVER MEN WIN.
Tho Unrestricted Silver Coinage
Bill Mnde Unluishod Buslness.
.A BOLD Parliamentary MOVE.
ASIDE Light on tho Condition OF tho
sub.Trcasury-A Suspension of Gold
Payments Narrowly hycrtod-Tho
Day In tho llouso--iho American
Bonds on tho London Mnrkct-Cap.
itol News.

WAsnlSdroS, D. O., Fob. lS.-By n
bold parliamentary move, tho silver
men OF tho senate, under tho leadership
OF Senator Jones, OF Arkansas, forced
aside all other pnnding business, in
GLIDING appropriation bills, and py q
vote oil SO TO 81, made the bill for the
unrestricted coinage VI silver tho ri,lnn-
isnod business before tho senate. Hav.
Inc succeeded in this, Mr.. Jones gavo
notice that tho silver bill would DO kept
before tho senate until final vote was
secured before adjournment tomorrow.
From tho strength shown by tho silvcr
men on tho vote to-day, there was little
doubt OF Mr.. Jones ability to secpro
the vote tomorrow, unless obstructive
tactics or q test OF physical endurance
arc inaugura,cd, which 10 regarded as
likely.
The move OF tho silver men came rs
the climax OF an exciting day In tho
senate. For two hours ut tho opening
OF the session there was removal OF
the attack and defense. tho charge and
counter.charGc, concerning tho course
OF the President and secretary Of tho
treasury in negotiating tho recent bond
contrac, with foreign bankers. The
two notable speeches OF tho day were
made by Mr. Gray, of Delaware, whose
relations with the administration are
such that his utterance in defense of
tho President aud secretary were re.
garded aa rejecting tho attitude of the
executive branch, and by Mr.. Sherman,
OF Ohio, whose financial views arc
always received with marked attention.
Mr.. Gray placed the responsibility for
the bond contract on Congress. assert.
ing that tho President had fully warned
Congress OF the inevitable result il the
present financial laws were not revised.
Mr. Sherman's criticisms OF tho bond
contract were mono the less severe DO.
cause OF the calm aud dispassona,e
mannor in which he set forth what he
termed its hard and impoli,ic"
features. and the excessive" rate OF in
,erest allowed on thirty-ycar bonds.
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STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
Miners Return to Work After n Week
Useless Idisness.

Minors Return to Work After n Weeks
Useless Idi.ncss.
PITrsDuRRu. Pa, Feb. lS.-Six hun.
dred miners went TO work this morning
at the mines OF the Saw Mill Run Coal
Company and Hartley & Marshall, in
this district. after strike lasting one
week for higher wages. The men were
being paid 55 cents per ton, and learned
during the cold snap that coal was re-
failing for as high rs Is cents per bushel
in gome places. They figured that the
operators were reapirg a bonanza from
tho cold wave and struck for 10 cents
per ton. They found, however, that
tho retailer was the only one who was
reaping any benefit from tho temporar-
lily Increased prices and wont back to
work to-day.
Tho coal operators OF this district will
hold a meeting hero tomorrow. Tho
object OF the meeting is not stated. but
it is thought that an attempt will be
made to form 4 combination to control
the selling price OF coal. Operators
from, Cleveland. Buffalo. Chicago and
other points who have interests in this
district will be present.
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MINE WORKERS. MEETING,
Action on the Scale of Wages Deferred
Oflcers Elected.

Action on the Scale OF Wages Deferred
OtIlcers Elected.
CoLUMBUs, o., Feb. 1S.-The conven.
tion Of the United Mine Workers ad.
journed sine die. On recommendation
OF the scale committee, action on the
wage question was deferred. The
present agreement does not expire until
May !.
A motion was made to censure N. R
Hysell, delegate TO the Federation oi
Labor. for voting against independen,
political action, contrary to instruc.
tions. The motion was tabled. and an
other was made TO censure John Nc
Bride for sending Hysell as his proxy
and ignoring the duly elected al,ernates.
This motion was lost by big majority.
Resolutions to donate money and ON.
ploy counsel to assia, miners in Ken.
lucky, Indiana and Illinois, who are in
prison or likely to be, were referred to
the executive board for such action as
may be right.
Patrick McBryde, P. II. Penna, T. J..
Clarkson and W. G. Pearce wore chosen
as delegates to the American Fedora
ton OF Labor. John Mcbride. J. O'Con.
nor, r l.. Davis and Evan Daniels are
the alternates. The action OF n. 7. 4.
1876 in joining tho new independent X.
of L was ratified.
P. A. Hynes, Of Pittsburgh, and
Henry S. Stephenson. OF West Virginia,
were elected auditors. The proceed
ings are to be printed in pamphlet
fofm
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4 CLOSE GALL

At One Tino the Y,,ibiy Supply Of Gold
Was Very Low.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-The attention
OF the treasury officials was .o.day call
ed to the statement made by Senator
Gray to the effect tha. just prior to tho
signing of the last bond contract,
United States Treasurer Jordan had
notified the secretary that he could not
continue longer than tho mex. day to
pay gold on legal tenders. This state
meni, it is said, was substantially cor
rect. On Wednesday evening OF Janu-
ary 30, Mr.. Jordan, in telephone mes
sage to tho department, said that he
could hold out until tho following Sat-
urday. but that the next day might de.
eide the situation. 1t was furthor said
a. the department that the ne. gold
coin in the sub.treasuries and assay Of
fees on February 9. less gold certificates
TO order outstanding. was S35,5I0, ,5l6,
and that the gold bullion amounted to
Si3 93S, ,S65, making the total coin bull
ion S79.509,3Sl.
Tho first indications OF general with.
drawals OF gold for the purpose OF hoard.
ing in this country, the treasury officials
say, were not noticed on January II last.
Withdrawals increased rapidly until on
tho 25,h of that month, when they
amounted to S7,l5G.Oi5. On January 2S,
the frat message Of the President on the
urgency Of tho situation was presented
to Congress and on that day over 81 ,0O0..
600 was drawn. On the day following
tho Withdrawals amounted to over
S3.000,0O0, and on the 30th to nearly
S4,000000.
Tho announcement that negotiations
for another loan were IN progress was
made on the lst OF February and OH tho
following day tho Withdrawals had
decreased to S01, 900. On the 9th it wa.
reported that hitch in the proceedings
had occurred aud tho Withdrawals on
that day moro than doubled. From
early in the year, it is said, every effort
had bocn made to gather gold com, and
collect in Now York and Boston. tho
two principal points OF Withdrawals for
shipment. and on tho I'd OF February
every dollar that could bo Withdrawn
with safety from other points had been
shipped to these points
"in considering tho details OF tho
contract" say tho officials, at should bc
remembered that tho treasury was deal
ing with community moro or los, OK.
cited aud pancky, and that foreigners
for long time had been distrusttul OF
American securities aud had sent large
quantities Of them to this country TO be
sold. Tho November bonds purchased
NJ III, which roso 10 ll0, had fallen to
IA, tho latter figure showing n net lo,s
OF over 3 per cent on tho price paid by
the syndicate"
Tho officials declare that it was ex-
trcmcly difficult to mike any bond deaI.
ings at all. After trying for four days
to get reduction OF interest. oven to "a
per cent, it was found absolutely i'm.
possible to obtain it, and tho position
was regarded rs too critical to admit Of
lonpnr dclny
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CINCINNATI, o.. Fob. lS.-At a special
meeting held to-day by tho representa-.
tivcs OF fifteen leading carriage manu-.
featuring companies representing an
output OF over $4,000 vehicles aununllv)
to correct a misleading report tina. had
been published by tho press as to do.
pnrturo from tho method Of selling their
productions, it was resolved that ,hey
notify tho trade through the press
that thore is 10 foundation
to this report as far MS
they arc concerned. and that they will
continue to put their goods on tho mar.
ket in tho regular way, and a,scrt they
aro separate aud distinct concerns, aro
not in any auction schemes, but arc
legitimate mannfacturcrs-responsiblo
for their goods, and are ready and will.
ing to protect the interests OF the trade
and tho reputation OF thoir city and nd.
jncont territory ns tho carriage centro OF
tho world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
FRENCH FARMERS
Wish Protection from Injected Cattlo I,
pOrtRtions-A COMMITTEES OF Exp.r,x

Wish Protection from Injected Cattlo I'm.
p"rtntions-A Committee OF Experts.
PARIS. Feb. lS.-A deputation repre-.
sen,inc the farmers in tho departments
OF Pas do Clais and Nord visited N,
Gadaud. minister OF agriculture, TODAY
md pointed out to him tho grave dan.
ger Of infection to French cattle arising
from the importation Of American
cattle suffering from contagious dis.
eascs.
NJ. Gadaud informed tho delegation
that tho matter to which they referred
had been submitted to II committee OF
experts on cattle diseases and their do.
cislon would shortly be given. After
leaving NJ. Gadaud the delegation called
upon NJ. Ribot, tho prime minister, and
submitted their grievance to him. NJ.
Eibot promised that he would take tho
mattor under consideration.
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FIVE MEN KILLED
And SIX Nor" Mny Dle As n Result OF n
Mine Explosion nt A hshinn,l, Pa,

Nino EhplOsiOn nj hshlnhl, IN.
ASHLAND, Pa. Feb. lS.-An explosion
Of ga, which will probably result In tho
doath Of at least eleven minors occurred
at half past ton o'clock this morning.
In tho West Dear Ridge mine at MI
honey Plane. Five mon have been
taken out dead and six moro so serious.
ly injured that their livcs aro dcspaired
OF. ..
Tho dead arc: Potor Kline, aged forty
years, Of Ashland, leaving II wife and elk
children; Joseph Pitts, agod twenty, Of
Girardville, unmarried; homas Durkin,
aged thirty-fve, Of Girardville, leay-
idg widow; Bernard Reed. aged forty,
Mahoney Plane, widow aud five child
rem; Peter Groonbeck, aged forty, ST..
Clair, widow and four children.
Tho seriously injured aro: William
Minnich, William GoE, both OF Aah-
land; Anthony Myers. Edward Devils,
Girardyille; John Lenoy, William De.
Wis, Mahonoy Plane. Besides these,
several other miners, ,wero badly burned,
but 1t Is hoped that all will recover.
A gang OF men wore engaged in driv-
Ing MI air course, when they broke
through into breast containing large
volume OF gas. This was instantly
ignited by their lamps and an explosion
followed. The timbcrs in tho air course
caught fro and all means OF escape wero
chokcd Off Some OF tho dead men
were burned almost beyond recogni-
tion. Tho mine is still on fire and an
effort Is being made to extinguish tho
flames by means OF hose attached to
the water main.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19

DovER, DEL, Fob. 1S.-Tho fftieth
ballot in tho fight for tho United State,
snatorship OF Delaware was taken to.
day. 1t resulted ns follows: Higgins
Republican. s; Addickv. Republican, 5;
Massey, Republican, 4; Wolcott. Demo.
crat, I; Epe ". Turmoil. Democrat. l.
II will be fvo weeks tomorrow since
tho sonatorial Grht, resolved itself into
n deadlock and thoro appears to be no
immediate prospect OF II boing broken.
It was rumorod horo that overtures had
beon ma,lo to both Addicks and Higgins
BY tho Republican national committee
to Withdraw in favor OF third pNrty
acceptable to both canhidatc', but tho
rumor cannot bo confirmed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
GOVERNOR NrCOItKLE.

Ills Address on tho Nicaragua Cnnnl
froJcct Makes Lasting lmrros,ion.
What thu Canal WIN DO for West Wiz.
Elnln-why tho Larger IInu wa,u'e
Used.
Spseia! Di,pdieh 10 The In!eiictaetr.
CnARLEsroN, W. Va. Fob. lS-Goy.
ornor MRcCorklo delivered an address
In tho senate chamber tonight under
tho auspices OF the Charleston board
OF trade, his subject being the Nicaragua
Canal. The chamber was crowded,
nearly all Of the members OF tho lcgisla.
ture ,boinE present and n goodly mum
Dor oi ladies. Tho address was most in
teresting. Tho governor was thoroughly
conversant with his subject and sot
forth clearly and iorcibly the many nd.
yan,ages to be derived by tho com pie.
lion and government control OF this
great artificial waterway.
Large maps were used to illustrate tho
subject. They were stretched across
tho chamber and lent great aid to tho
speaker in illustrating his remarks.
The governor showed clearly that West
Virginia can control tho coal markets OF
the Pacific coass, instead OF Vancouver,
Australia or auy OF the British coal
fields.
The address made lasting impres.
sion on all who heard it and showed
that Weat Virginia's governor was
thoroughly alive to and conversant
with everything that concerned tho
business interests aud prosperity Of the
state.
Tho hall OF tho house would have
been used, but tho speaker interpo.ed
SO many objections that the smaller
chamber OF the senate previously offered
was accepted. C. L. IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
PENNsYLvANIA's MONOPOLY.
All the Street Railway Rails Made In 1S9
Rolled In Her borders.

All the Street Railway Rails Made In 1894
Rolled In Her borders.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-The Bulletin
OF the American Iron and Steel Asso-
citation has received complete statistics
OF the production OF bessemer steel
ingots and OF bcssemer steel rails OF all
weights and sections in the United
States in 1894.
Tho total production OF bessemer steel
ingots was 3,579, l0l gross tons, against
3.2l5,6SG in 1898. an increase OF S63, 4l5
tons or ll.3 per cent.
Tho total production OF all kinds OF
bessemer steoi rails in the United States
in 1894 was 1,l0i.03i gross tons. against
l,l20, 400 in 1893, decrease OF 1856
or l02 pcr cent.
Tho rails reported which nro definite.
ly known to have beon rollcd for street
aud electric railways amounted in 1894
to 155, ,l96 gross tons. against 1888, ,i23 in
1898 and III, $50 III 1892. All tho street
and electric railway raila rolled in 1904
were made in Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19

JERSEY CRY, n. j., Fob. 1S.-The
Drayton divorce case did not come up
in the chan Gerry chambers today ns had
been expected. There was big crowd
Of spectators and newspaper men pres.
ent waiting for the case to be called, but
shortly after noon Chancellor McGill
announced tha; there had been no ap.
pearance OF tho interested people and
tho case went over. Tho chancellor
stated that the case might be called to-
morrow in the chancery chambers at
Trcuton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
independent Knights of Labor.

CoIuNBUs. ONO. Feb. lS.-The first
delegates elected to tho first general
assembly OF the Independent Ordcr X.
OF L.. wore chosen tonight by n. T. A.
lS5 X. OF l., the secret branch Of the
United Mine Workers.
The delegates are: W. B. Wilson and
Thomas Bradley, Of Pennsylrania; II.
P. Penna, OF Indiana; James O'Connor,
OF Illinois, and W. G. Pcarce. OF Ohio;
alternates. J. I. Clarkson. of Iowa; ].
II. konnedy, Of Indiana; Thomas FAIRY,
OF West Virginia, and II. l. Davis and
Thomas Lawson, OF Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
THE INCOME TAN.
Amcndmonts Suggested by tho House aud

Amendments Suggested by tho House mud
Senate Contcrors.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. 1S.-Tho
senate and house conlorocs on tho bill
extending tho timo for making income
tax returns to-day reached m ngroo-
mont on the ampndmonts mudo to tho
bill mado in tho senate. Tho first
amendment wa. accepted by tho house
with II modification making it read as
follows:
I'm computing incomes undor said
net tho amounts Necessary to Da paid for
fro insurance premiums and for ordi.
nary repairs ohall be deducted"
Tho second amendment providing
AGAINST double payment on amounts ro.
ccivod rs dividends OF corporations and
exemption such dividends even in cases
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
BALTIMORE CENTENNIAL.
Wcst Virginia Will Probably Not lie Eel
resented mt tho Expo.ltion

Wcst Virginia Will Probably Not he Rep
resented at tho Exposition.
Special Di'pd.ch 10 he ln'e,li;ence-
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Feb. lS.-In
the house tonight, Mr.. Reynolds
moved to strike out the proposed ap-
preparation for state eIhibi. at the
Baltimore centennial. He said it WIS
not proper appropriation Of public
money. The majority of the people feel
no interes, in this exhibition and the
finances Of the state will not justify it.
1t was proposition to show some
body'a coal or somebody's timber or
somebody's railroad, at the expense OF
people who have none OF these things.
II these somebodies want to make an
exhibit there let them do 1t at their
own Expense. tIe asked the house to
excuse him for his earnestness in this
matter. bu. said no felt the subject JUS
titled him in being in earnest. He was
opposed to taking the peoples money
for such purposes. There was no fur
ther discussion and his motion pre-
vailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
LOUISVILLE POLICE
Have n Largo Number of Sunday Obscrv-
nnce yiointnrs spotted.

Have n Largo Number of Sunday Obscrv-
nnce yiointors spotted.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. lS.-As a result
OF the police work yesterday. tho names
OF $500 viola,ors OF the Sunday observ.
ance law were reported to Chief OF Po.
lice Taylor to-day. The authorities
held n conference and decided to make
test cases in tho various lines OF bust.
ness, next Thursday being tho day set
for tho hearing OF the first batch. Prom.
inent among those for whom warrants
will be issued are Manager Smith, OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company, d.
I. O'SuIlivan, Sunday Critic. Louisville
Courier-Journal. Louisville Commercial
Manager FiHord, of the Telephone Com
panv. and many others.
Mr.. O'Sulliyan is also member ofthe
board OF public safety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
soriuu. Wreck on ,hr n. & ".

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Feb. lS.-A 30.
rious wreck occurred on the Norfolk &
Western railroad at 4 o'clock this morn.
ing, soven milos wost OF this city. Train
No. 2. south bound, was running ut n
ratio OF thirty-fve milos m hour whom
tho engine jumped tho track followed by
two coaches. John Adkins, OF Wayne
county, was killed outright: M un-
known lady from Potoskoy, Mich, was
struck on the head and is dying, and
Engineer Jackson and Firoman Ganzo
were seriously hurt. Tho track Ia torn
up badly and traffic impcdod.
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National Council of Women.

WASHINGTON. Fob. 1S.--The second
triennial session OF tho National
Council OF Women Of the United States
began at the Metropolis hotel
to-day. Mrs. May Wright SewalI, its
President calling the meeting to order.
The council is representative body
composed OF delegates from all tho var
ious associations OF women throughout
the country,
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PlrrsrrRon, Feb. 1s.-Firo to.nigh.
cut'od tho warehouse OF the New York
Biscuit Company. tho y. J. Rex paper
box factory, tho Duncan & Mclvaine
job printing establishment mud egh,
Offices of commission men aud others,
all tenants OF lUo6 Penn avenue. The
total loss. will he about S55,000 vol in.
surod. A portion Of tho roar walls foil
injurins threo Gremon. mono seriously.
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BISHOP MQUAlD nEpnIMANDED
For His Attacks on bishop Ireinnd's Pub.
lie Uttorances.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1S.-Last
weeks Frecman's Journal, OF New York,
gave out cditorially that Bishop Nc.
Quaid, OF Rochester. had been repri.
manded by Leo Nil for the attack
made from the pulpit OF his cathedral
on Archbishop Ireland, and that notice
OF tho reprimAnd had been conveyed by
the pope's order through Cardinal
Ledochowski TO Archbishop Corrigan,
who is Bishop McQuaid's metropolitan.
Inquiry made from men who have cor
rect information OF this case from Rome,
confirms tho news given OF the Free.
mans Journal. Bishop McQuaid has
received severe rcprimand and is ex.
pected to make due apology for his grave
breach of ecclesiastical discipline. The
right OF Archbishop Ireland to speak
and nc. ms he did in New York Just be.
fore the late election is practically ac-
knowledged..
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CoLoS. COLOMBIA, Fob. ISM. do La
Fournorie. chief engineer OF the now
Panama Canal Company. and NJ. Wal.
dcrmann have arrived here from Franco
to examine into tho condition OF the
canal. Tho affairs of the canal remain
in tho same dormant state that has
prevailed for some time.