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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
Tho paper quoted above suggests, in
view OF these circumstances. that


Because Governor MacCorkle has
risen above partisanship long enough
to commend much o. the work OF the
Republican legislature, and has not
gone out OF his way to place himself in
antagonism TO the members, and be-
cause cordial feeling exists between
the executive and the Republic ,ns in
tue legislature, some OF the Dem ,cra, C
papers have felt called upon TO indrl %
in sneering illusions.
This, OF course. isn't causing the gov.
ernor any uneasiness of mind, since it
only reflects upon tho decancy OF his
critics and doesn't attec. his party in
tegrity and his honor as gentleman.
The Democratic Fairmont Index. whose
editor, though partisan. believes in
decent politics. administers the follow
ing just rebuke to one of.the indiscroet
brethren:
The Clarksburg News In It's last issue saw ct
10 cas-. some instnuntons at Governor MacCor-
kIe Just what tho governor has done TO call
forth such Il remark from any Journal much
less from a Democratic paper we TALL 10 remem.
be-. We have heard his course CONNER ted upon
on all sides. aud from all parties. lie did not.
jIU TO create n sensation, array himself against
The Republican majority In tho legislature when
such course would nos have accomplished AM
good but would have made his excellcncy ap
pear ridiculous, but he haSwith marked diScge.
lion so conducted himself Us TO retain the re.
spcct OF every member OF the Legislature. aud
cxerts great influence 10 shaping legislation
for the good Of the state.
The governor has Lost nothing In the
estimation OF the good people OF tho
state by this course, and il certain
Democratic editors would follow his
manly example it would be better for
the state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Oar Democratic nrishbor. the Regis.
ter; ha1 suddenly discovered that the
legislature has passe! ivory few bills OF
Importance" Ii the Register will in.
vG.tigatc little further it will also dis.
cover that the ripper up" partisan
legislation it predicted has not come to
pass, bu: that, on tho contrary, the
course pursued has. up to date, hccn
onservatiye-mores SO, in fact. than tho
course OF any legislature OF recent years.
Tho Register was very free with pro.
phccios OF general tearing up oil
things, and the passage OF food OF
partisan measures. Now. within Il
week OF tho expiration OF the term, it is
forced to admit that its predictions
were ialsc. None OF the partisan legis.
la,ion forecast by tho Democratic organ
has boon heard oi-uot oven that new
Wheeling charter for partisan pur-
poses" that tho Register described in
It's eICCLlUI Hioihihs iooibaSu huu
which never had nm existence.
Then, according to our neighbor II
few weeks ago, there was to bo n rodis-
,ric,in. OF tho state for Congressional
and legislative purposes. in defiance OF
tho constitution; but there has not
been move in such direction, aud
tho constitution has not been deGed.
The. state in,ti,uticns, our noighbor
predicted, would DO placed under par
iisan control. They have not been nnd
will not DO. and tho reform OF tho
achool boards especially will DO non.
partisan.
Tie Register aud tho Democratic lob.
byietd Mt Ularloston have tried hard to
throw obstacles in tho why Of tho log
isla.uro, tho former bending its ener-
gios to impugn the motive back Of
ovory move and 10 discrc1it every
measurc,s but wilhou. eGoct, Demo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
oKLAiioMA's GROWTH.
remarkable Progros Mndo by tho Cit
kous OF This Thriving Territory,

remarkable Progros, Mndo by tho Ciu.
Eons OF This Thriving Territory.
Kansas Guy World,
Probably no division OF the union
over commanded as much attention in
the samo longth Of time n, has Okla.
homa; nor has any section deserved 1t
more. Tho mystery Of hor past is that
she should have 80 long remained a
wild and comparatively unknown 70.
gion and yet 40 accessible and so inn
measurable in her possibilities. A
yeritablo empire in area, Astounding In
every element essential to pre.emin once
in so many features, It Is indeed strange
that she should havo remained I'M
touched by industry and her resources
lain dormant until actually forced open
to tho touch OF husbandry by armed
intrusion OF the homeless, who had no
other place on tho globe to 20.
Lying dircctlyin tho path OF emigra-
ton which for quarter OF century
had boon crowded from surloited states
on the north to tho.barren, dcsolatc aud
unproductivo wastes OF countries south
OF her, Oklahoma served only rs thor.
oughiare, practically unknown aud
uncovetod. II Ia true that vonturing
spirits like Payne pushed doubtful ex.
cursions into her vastness, but they
wore as speedily driven back as advon.
turers who hoped to thrive from the
following Of those who should DO de-
ceived by his fabulous schemes.
1t was less than six years ago-April
%, 1889. at noon-that bucle awakened
the sleeping values OF that future FL
Dorado and started them into realiza-
ton. At that bugle call. common
wealth sprang, Pallas like, from the
brow OF western enterprise to an estate
OF fullncs unparalleled in tho his.
tory OF development. Nor did that
instantaneous growth prove ephemcral;
it grew and spread, substantiated and
was permanent. To-day the infant,
barely yet OF school age. is the proud
delight OF its possessors. the wonder and
admiration OF those who chance through
her prolific fields. orchards, blooming
gardens and teeming cities. Where six
years ago their travel was through n
trackle.s plain, to-day on every hand
rise up snug homes, surrounded by every
convenience which states OF a quarter
centennial can boast. There are no
vacant stretches or idle wastes, but
every available quarter section has its
occupant Schools, churches. bridges
graded highways tax creduity when
the limited time which it has taken to
accomplish all this is considered.
Wonderful as has been tho agricul.
tural development OF Oklahoma, as
magical has been the building up OF
cities and centres OF commerce and
manufacturing plants. where blazing
furnaces audsmoking chimneys add their
unfeeble might to the other avenues OF
noisy trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

cratic mombors are socking to obs.ruc.
legislation in tho last DAYS to make 1t
impossible for tho Republicans to &C.
complish all tho business Of the session
within forty.avo days. thu, forcing an
extra session, but ovon these tactics
may fail.
Because tho Legislature has not b con
the partisan body tho Register hoped
1t would DO. tho organs partisan feel.
ings aro hurt, aud in its dIsapp ointmeut
1t can only indulge In maliciou, com.
menls aud glaring INSTRUMENTATION.
However, little damage is being done,
for tho people, as u rule, havo an abund.
ancs Of faith In thoir representatives,
and they thoroughly understand tho
anlmusol tho Democratic organs course.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Taunton, Mass. barber has an
idea. Business being dull at homo he
proposes to take bicycle and go out
into the country. calling at farm houses
and shaving and trimming tho inhabit-
ants OF the rural sections.
The growing OF corn may DO heard d.
rect by means Of tho microphone, and
there are those who declare that they
have heard it without any artificial as
sistance whatever.
Lake Champlain was almost frozen
over the other day. Ono more still
night would have completely done the
job, which would have been the first
time since 1865.
A German has invented small houac
capable OF holding four or five persons
to DO used in diving and working in
sunken ships or valuable wreckago OF
other character.
In boring an artesian well at Eureka,
CAL. they found charrcd wood at a
depth Of 500 feet, and n. $50 feet took
out shells and portion OF a skeleton OF
bird.
Because Rev. G. W. Scarlet, OF Now
Hurley, N. ", took young wife less
than year alter his frat wife's death,
his parlshioners want him to resign.
Ammonia is extracted from the
Thames mud, and the residuum. after
tho operation, is mixed with iron ore
and made into brown paper.
Divorce has boon mado easier in
South Dakota. Three months instead
OF ak months residence will be requir.
cd hereafter.
Microscopists believe that tho higho't
powers Of their instruments have not
yet revealed the most minute forms OF
animal life.
Tho ministers Of Port Huron, Mich,
have signed m agreement that they will
no longer bury any ono on Sunday.
There Is n treo in Nevada so luminous
from exuding phosphoroscont matter
That ono can read by its light.
Tho Boston Museum Of Fine Arts gets
100000 by two beQue,,s Of art lovers.
An air.cushion lifo.prcsorvor for at
tachment to thehead has boon invented.
A new hamlet in tho swamps OF Lou.
isiana has boon named "Triby."
Tho circulation OF tho Congressional
Record is 5000 daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
Oh J,,tellise'ncer
wiIEELiNo. FEBRUARY 10. 1898.
lho Martins Ferry dynamite Out.

rage.
The dastatdly outrage at tho Buckeye
glass works in Martins Ferry yes.er.
day morning, which came near result
ing in the murder Of twenty-five or
thirty persons. was tho culmination Of
aseries OF similar crimes that have been
committed since the resumption OF
work at the. factory with non.uniou
labor. Had the dynamite bomb thrown
by those who sought the lie OF Mana.
gar Humphrey done its work, the loss
OF life would havc been irightful. and
there would have been to chronicle one
OF the most fearful tragedies in tho his.
tory Of the country.
The deeds OF violence that charac.
terizei the strike up 10 Yesterday morn
ing pale into insigniicance beside this
latest outrage, which must have been
conceived by fendish mind There
can DO IN Justification for it, whatever
the grievance is tina: tho striking glass.
workers have against the company, and
the lnw.abiding, peacs.loving citizcua OF
Martins Ferry owe it to the good name
oil their community to spare no effort to
bring the perpetrators OF the otfense to
justice. The authorities owe it to their
own regulations to leave no stone no.
turned to detect the guilty parties.
The ctizeus OF Mar.in's Terry who
met to:take aggressive steps toward pre-
venting recurrence OF such lawless
acts. as that OF yesterday have taken
action none too soon. Within short
period there have been no less than
fifteen assaults committed, one attempt
to a.sassiuate Manager Humphrey pre-
vious 10 that OF yesterday, aud two
efforts to destroy tho glass works.
Apparently the authorities have been
poweries, in tue. matter, ior, strange as
it may seem, not one OF the perpetra-
tors OF this long list OF outrages has
been arrested up to the present time.
Tue ISrELLrGEScgR believes that in
every effort made to yindicate the law :he
authorities will have the cooperation
OF all cool citizens, including honest
union workingmen, WHO realize that
their cause must suffer By the acts OF
lawlcs,ness that have been committed.
The outrases are not condoned By the
law.abiding men who compose the
slass-wor kers union. nor by other
union wage workers. They condemn
:hcm nc the acts OF the hot.heads who
have no regard forilaw and who. by the
commission OF such crimes. prove them
selves to be the workinrmen's own
worst enemies. and the deadIiest foes OF
trRdcs.nnionism. Public sympathy can
no. be won by n rtsori to violence. nor
can the cause OF unionism be advanced
by resort TO the destruction OF lie and
property. Tho SOONER all tho strikers
come to realize this the better it will be
for. them aud their cause. Law aud
order must and will be upheld at any
cnat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Tho secret bond negotiation mado by
President Cleveland 10 being severely
criticised, not on the grounds that It is
not valid. but because, there having
been no opportunity for competitive
bids, tho ra at which they wero ncgo.
tiated Is excessively high.
Commenting on tho manner Of tho
issue Of tho Growers" as tho new bonds
will be called, tho Chicago Inler.Occan
aptly remarks that Congress ha, always
gone on tho suppositiou that n socro.
,ary Of tho treasury could be trusted
implicitly and to an unlimited extent,
n generous treatment which other heads
OF departments have not received. II.
for example. says tho 1nter.0cean. the
secretary Of tho interior wants to buy
lot OF blankets for Indians he must ad.
vertise for bids. An Indian contract
negotiated secretly as these proposed
bonds were, without giving any oppor.
tunity for competitive bids, would Gre.
ate n scandal.
Tho absense OF any such requirement.
in the law has permitted loan OF
many millions OF dollars, negotiated
secretly and without competition, at 81
per cent, much higher rate than gov.
ernment bonds brought only short
tmo ago. 1t is noted that on tho last
bond sale at tho lower rate tho syndicate
that made tho purchase Melted million
dollars profit. 1t is fair to presume
tina, tho proposed sale a. 81 per cent
will yield a tremendous sum in the way
OF profit.
The paper quoted above suggests. in
view OF these circumstances, that
Congress would do we'll to provide tina, here.
after the secretary OF the treasury shail adver.
Use for bond bids when bond sales are made.
Secretaries -Chase, Sherman aud Window. who
stand out In financial history As the greatest ne.
gOtiators Of United States bonds. drove clo.c
high rate Of Interest paid all the world wondered
a. the lowness of the rates The Windows. AS
they were called. Wero as low even as per cent.
no Intelligent iuan 'ies can suppose that under
Repnbl can rule the rate oil interest would have
gone any higher than that,
This contrast between the Republican
aud Democratic methods OF negotiating
loans is striking indeed and emphasizes
the incompetency Of the Democratic
administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

ins? Where did Mozart got hIs music 2
Whose hand smoto tho lyro Of tho Scot.
tish plowman and staid tho Ito Of tho
German priost2 God, God, aud God
alone; and 80 surely as these were raised
up by God, inspired by God was Abra.
ham Lincoln; aud a thousand years
hcnco no story, no tragedy, no epic
poom will DO filed with creator wonder
or DO followed by mankind with deeper
feeling than that which tells Of his lilo
and death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Tnr Charleston ond Of tho Register
having denounced tho legislature for
passing tho greater Charleston bill
without first submitting it to a vote Of
the citizens, II will now DO in order to
denounoe tho Democratic governor for
signing 1t by tho way, this Is another
reminder that tho Register has not yet
road Governor MacCorko out Of tho
party for approving thatwicked Repub.
lican measure creating Alingo county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

The failure OF the bond bill in the
house yesterday doubtless puts an end
to all hope for the passage OF any sort
OF measure to afford relief to the treas.
ury by the present Congress. In tho
meantime President Cleveland will 20
ahead with his negotiations for loan
n. high ratio OF Interest," and tho gov.
eminent will have to pay Sl60C0,OOO
moro for interest than it otherwise
would have been compelled to pay.
Could there DO moro striking illus.
tration OF tho incompetency Of the
Democratic party to manage tho financial
ailnirs OF tho government?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

THE Register again speaks OF tho
states contract with cx.Goy. Wilson,
WAC was employed to obtain West
Virginia's share OF the direct tax from
tho general government" Who ON.
ployed him and what wero his services =?
The direct tax bill was passed by Con.
gross. What part did Mr.. Wilson per.
formlin that legislative act? On whose
authority did hc lobby for tho bill? Is
tho state in tho business Of hiring Con.
grcssional lobbyists? What does tho
state elect mombers OF Congress and
senators for? What wcro tho specific
services rendered that are now alleged
to have been worth $4,000? Perhaps
the Register will consent TO publiah an
itemizei statement OF tho account.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
WHAT AElS YOU?

Do you feel dull, langld, low.spiritcd,
fullncss or bloating after eating, tongue
coated, bitter or bad tastc in mouth, irrcgu-
lar appetite, frequent headaches, "noating
Specks" before eyes, nervous prostration
and drowsincss after mcalsi
II you have any considerable number Of
these symptoms, you arc suffering from
Torpid Liver, associated with Dyspepsia, or
Indigestion. The moro complicated your
diScaSc tho grnainr tho nIInLnr of urmntnms
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
ABSOlW TELsY PURE

mental bluudor Of placing a lot OF In
competent politicians in control OF Con.
gross and tho government Is being rcal.
lzod moro and moro each succeeding
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Prices that will mako them move has
been put on all winter goods. 1900
yards Broadhcad Dress Goods. 10lLn
were 25c, ""............. ~ Nv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

lrr necessity for II proper law to pro-
toct tho fish and game Of tho state is SO
plain, and tho sentiment of the people
in its behalf Is 10 nearly unanimous,
that opposition to tho proposed meas.
urc among members OF tho legislature
Ia rs incxplicablo as it Ia ,amazing.
Lot the bill DO passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Fur Capes and Ladies' and Children's
Wraps will BIO sold il low prices will
make them move. 50 Children's Cloak,.
4 and 6 years, were 50 so to 81 5o.Qi IN
cholce now. ......... ....Qi w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Inc number or symptoms.
No matter what stage It
Inns reached, DIR. Picrcc's
Golden Medical Dis.
covcry will subt,uo it,
Mira. Many MORT, OF
RGrsn Rock. Peasants Co.,
". Va, writes: "liCforo
using your Or. plcrce's
Golden Medical Discovery,
everything | atc wouli
Torment In my stomach,
ind my tongue wns 10
terribly c0ntCl, | thought
nothing w0nll remove Il.
Since taking tho Golden
Medical Discovery l can
Joy IT,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

WHES snow is an inch doop on tho
streeta 81 New Orleans. as 1t is reported
to DO now, we are fortunate that wo
haven't arctic weather In these parts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

All Wool Dress Goods in Black and
CoIors, onc-iourth to one.third less than
former price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15
REMNANT sALE-J. S. r. d CO.
= EMNANT
Il Y SALE
Thousands to Select From. Every
One n Money.Saver.

Wo must havo room to show our New
Wash Goods just opened: GINGHAMS.
WASH SILKS, EMBR0IDERIES aud
LACES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

NonoDY believes that il it wera to DO
done over again, tho election Of 1892
would result as it did. That monu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Twenty-Five Misses Nowmarkets, IA.
l6and Is years. were s. so to Sl5, 81 IN
cNOlcO nOW...,.... ........ ......... ....QA wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-15

Closing out price, on Blankets and
Eidordown Quilts. All-Wool Home
made Blankets So SO per pair and up.
wards.
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The Irish standard., 1895-09-07

. 1t seems to be pretty generally under
stood that there is no sincerity In the
Davis presidential BOOM but that IT was
started to keep the Senator from sinking
out Of sight altogether, as 1t is considered
that his political career is ended. II his
friends from this state could make show
Of earnestness in the national convention,
while winking at each other, the country
might be led to believe that Davis was not
vet quite dead and before the occurrence
Of that fatal event he might be soothed
and his life prolonged by placing him IN
some position suitable to his taste.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-07

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THE a. p. Y. AS !: !

That wild-eyed, self-destroying organ
.ization known as the a. p. a. is receiv-
ing wen merited attention from all quar- ls y.
tiers Of the country and attention too 9
which any rsputa BILE body Of men would
be ashamed to acknowled ge, providing
they were NOT wholly bereft Of that attri-
butte shame; d, SS
Martha's vineyard Herald, published
at Cottage City. Mass:;, in q recent iiss,ie,
had thfs to say Of these smisgu ided Great
ures: 81 4
" The "A. Is. yenent IL tte nj tthern
states evidentl mental ldseas haeh
medical lsIll,onlll anve gats
SI
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The Irish standard., 1895-09-07
THE LIBERAL RECORD. !:

One of the Tory placards issued during
the late campaign Of the British elections
was a plain bit of printing headed .'What
the Liberal government has done since
1922: following which was the record: !.
1892.
Came into Office.
Made Peers. s s
Made Promises. :" !.
1893. T. 81,
|. Home Rule Fiasco. .'ls 8:
Made more Peers.
Made more Promises.
Passed Local Government Act.
Increased the Death Duties.
Won the Derby. f. 4
Lost their Leader.
Made more Peers
Made more Promises.
1896.
Again won the Derby. /,
Made still more Peers. ! i
Made still more Promises. s.
Resigned. & !
TOTAL. Y. Ii.
/ Act, perbys. !. # K. "a. Y 4 i 4. 4 @
Is Peers. :
Promises innumerable.
Still, as will be seen in another column,
Justin Mccarthy has not lost his faith in
the Liberals. d IL.