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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10
AN ADVANCE PROMISED.
A Combination Formed to Advance tho
Iron Pudding Scale

A Combination Formed to Advance tho
Iron Pudding Scale.
PITTSBURGH. May 9.-The Amalca.
mated Association Of Tin. Iron and
Steel Workers and tho Merchant Bar
Iron Manufacturer National Associs.
ton have entered into combination to
secure for the iron workers OF the coun-
try better rates OF wages and for the
manufacturers fair competitive condi-
tons agains! the mill operators OF the
Pittsburgh district. who have been
working their employees at low wages.
An association OF manufacturers has
been formed. principally outside Of the
Pittsburgh district, to secure remunera-
tive prices for iron products and Incl
dentally 10 give the workmon better
wages than are now paid. which are ad-
mittedly too low.
At the Youngstown conference be-
tween the Amalgamated Association
and the Valley iron manufacturers an
agreement was entered into by the Mer-
chant Bar Iron Association aud the
Amalgamated Association TO advance
the present pudding scale 10 per cent,
provided tho non.union and under.
scale mills Of this city could DO forced
to pay the same price.
The strike in six mills OF this city at
the present time is the result Of this
agreement The Pittsburgh puddlers
are not only striking for present scale
rates but, II successful, will mako it pos.
sible for all the iron workers in the
country to secure an advance OF 10 per
cent on the 81 pudding ratio.
Tho manufacturers may be willing to
grant much higher advance If they
can secure uniformity OF labor cost
throughout tho country. The Cleve-
land convention will probably propose
q pudding rate OF 81 rs per ton and
possibly S.. The tinishers are TO be ad.
vanced also, but not in proportion to
the puddIers. Should tho plan succeed
upward OF $1,000 iron workers will DO
benefited.
President William ]. Smith, oil the
American Flint Glass Workers Union,
in discussing tho industrial situation,
said: 1.-THE movement to secure better
wages will not be confined to any ono
trade but will be made by all. Tho
time has come and tho worker will
have m inning. Tho restoration should
be made and it will DO the best thing
that can happen in this country at the
present time"
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loss, aud only provoke bitter contro.
Vorsy. Tho Tact remains that tho I'M
mediate cause OF Thurston'a recall Ia tho
betrayal OF trust Ito placed In an agent
Of tho United pross. How far Glove.
land 10 justified In aeking for tho recall,
basod upon such betrayal, Ia n question
which can not DO settled by diplomatic
correspondence, but by public sentl.
mont Of the people and OF those who
attempt to conduct newspaper business
In mn honorable way"
Rumors OF rupture In tho cabinet
have boon common for two days. Tho
disagreement is and to DO over tho dis.
position OF tho robel prisoners. Minis.
terra Damon and King aro In favor OF
llboraling tho prisoners. but tho ring
leaders aro opposed By Minister Hatch
and Attorney General Smith. II Is said
President Dole lavors tho release OF tho
mon. AZ tho outcome Of tho affair, 1t 10
said, Damon aud King will resign. Tho
statement Is denied by tho government.
The qucon has become tired OF prison
confinement and will soon make an
effort to gain her froodom. Her friends
have boon busy for aomo days working
In her behalf and n writ OF haboas cor
pus will DO sworn out within day or
two. Paul Neumann, her attorney, 10
preparing his argument.
1t has been a complete surprise to the
government that no attempt has boon
mado to toe. tho validity Of tho military
court That recently dealt with the rob.
els. 1t was generally understood that u
test case would DO made as soon as II
adjourned. but for some reason no nc.
ton was taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

WAsnlSGroS, May 9.-The Hawaiian
legation has received tho annual blue
book Of Hawaii and tho reports Of tho
various government branches. The
blue book gives interesting tables Of the
latest statistics available. Tho popul 4.
ton OF tho islands IL $1,000. The lIa.
waiiau export last year was almost en-
tircly OF sugar. OF which there was n
third OF million pounds, valued At
$4,000, 900. All OF this except IN in.
significant amount came to tho United
States.
Tho public debt OF Hawaii Ia given as
s3,ilT, l5o, and the assets from govern.
ment lands 1854 sol.
During tho last year Japanese i'm.
migration to Hawaii bad increased, tho
excess OF tho arrivals OF that class Of
persons over departures being 200.
Tho Chinese and Portuguese are leaving
the islands.
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7oc Yard for a frst.class quality oil
NV black figured Taleta Silk.
GEO. II. SSooE & 20.
DEER PARK,


On tho crest OF tho AllcEhonios.
To those contemplating trip to the
mountains in search OF health and
pleasure, Deer Park, on tho crest Of tho
Allegheny mountains, 5000 feet above
the sea level, oilers such varied attrac.
tions as delightful atmosphere during
both day and night, pure water, smooth.
winding roads through the mountains
and valleys. and the most picturesque
scenery in the Allegheny range. The
hotel is equipped with all adjunc.s con-
ducivo to tho entertainment, pleasure
and comfort OF its guests.
The surrounding grounds, as well as
the hotel, are lighted with electricity.
Six miles distant, on the same noun.
tain summit, 10 Oakland, the twin re-.
sort OF Deer Park, and equally rs we'll
equipped for the entertain mont and ac-
commodations Of its patrons. Both
hotels are upon the main line OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. have the ad.
vantages OF its splendid Ees,ihuled
Limited Express trains between the
east and west. Season excursion tickets,
good for return passage until October
81, will DO placed on sale at greatly re-
ducod rates at all principal ticket Offices
throughout the country. One-way
tickets. reading from ST. Louis, Louis.
vile, Cincinnati, Columbus, Chicago.
and any point on tho Is. & 0. system to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia or
New York, or vice versa, are good to
stop off ut either Deer Park. Mountain
Lake Park or Oakland. and the time
limit will be extended by agents at
either resort upon application, to cover
tho period Of the holders visit.
The season at thcae popular resorts
commences June %.
For full information ga to hotel rates,
rooms, etc, address George D. De.
Shields, Manager, Deer Park, or Oak
land, Garrett county. Md.
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West Virginia Postal Affairs.

sptcia! Dispatch 10 t1 m'Gl!i1eaccr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 9.-Tho con.
tract for carrying tho United States
mail from Glcngarry to Garotown has
been awarded to +. X Riley, OF London,
KY, and from Joncs' Springs to Hodges.
willie to S. X. Siarkpor, Of IIcdgesvillc.
james W. Stridor has been commits.
stoned postmaster ut Leotown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

rheumatism Ia caused by Tactic acid
in tho blood attacking tho 1brous tissues
OF tho joints. Keep your blood pure
and healthy and you will not have
rheumatism. Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
tho blood vitality and richness and
tones tho whole body, noutraIizos tho
acidity OF tho blood and thus cures
rheumatism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

LOUISVILLE, May S.--Manarer Nc.
Closkoy closed doal to-day with Man.
agor IiHnlon, OF the Baltimore club,
whereby no secures "Big Dan" Broulh-
ors, who will play first bnso for the
Colonies,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

This tltly describes inlaSmh, vapo rous poison
which breeds chills aud fever. bilious rom,,en,.
dumb aguc, REue cake, and In tho tropics deadly
typhoid forms OF fever. lIoStottcsS Stomach
Bitters prevents and cures the'e complaints.
BilousneSs, constipation. dyspepsia, nervous
and kidney trouble. rhauinatlsru, neuralgia and
Impaired vitality are also Iemcdled by the great
restorative.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10
WARM WEATHER GOODS.

Lace Trimmed Paasos in black and white Orgando in
huo French Printed from 80 TO 4Oc Irish Lawns in do
signs aud coorIngs IL l2ca this morning Now sylo
French Fans Lawn Waists Derby Waiss Silk Waists, isle
Thread Hosiery Kaiser Silk Gloves Ladies' Ribbed Sun, mer
Undervc from zoe up. also fine Isle and Silk Ladies' ight
Weight Can5ric underwsar made Of fine materials: Emo
and Porae Wrappers Silk Bolts with Sterling Silver and nlta
ton uckesa received yesterday and sale this MORNING
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ruUGsroS's nErRAYEa.

The friends OF Thurston are indis-
nant because they say no has been be-
.raycd by an agent OF the United Press
in Washington. He permitted that
agent TO read private correspondence
from Honolulu for the purpose OF maxi
ing himself familiar with the situation
here and instructed him to publish
nothing which reflected on the govern
ment, rs il might reflect on his official
position. Thurstou's friends say the
agent OF the United Press did not pub.
lish anything taken from the CORES.
pondence rejecting on Cleveland, but
he went directly to Gresham and in
formed hin that he had read, at the
Hawaiian legation, letters sent TO
Thurston. and furnished Gresham With
this substance OF them. The proof OF
this Is Greshan's statement to Mr..
Thurston in his last interview with
him TINT "You have been betrayed by
your newspaper friends" aud also the
lact that Gresham mad tho substance,
and, in some cases, copies OF letters re-
fleeing on Cleveland.
The feeling OF tho government here
10 that Thurston was justified in INFORM
ing tho American public OF tho situation
here. inRsmuch as Gresham, In the be-
ginning, gave to tho press material
withou; consulting Thurston. 1t is said
this was noticeable, too. in tho Blount
matter, when Gresham, without in
forming Thurston OF the receipt OF tho
report, wrote letter regarding the gov.
eminent hero without asking for any
explanation whatever. Thurston mado
a public reply, and was attacked person.
ally and called ''conspirator," but. Mt
that time, n cabine. officer says, Gresham
did not take the matter OF such publica-
ton up and asked for Thurs.on's recall.
nAwAu's REPLY.
In an interview this morning a mem
Der OF tho government said: "rho reply
OF tho goyernmont will be brief, and will
no, enter into a discussion OF the mat.
ter. snch discussion would DO use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
Tho --latest Nows from the Iurant
Pacific Republic.
SECRETARY GRESHAM'S LETTER

Demanding tho l,conli OF Minister
Th"rston. Just MISUNDERSTANDING
IN Hawaii Divided Over tho Troat.
ment OF Their Representative.
betrayed by Newspaper Man.
iiumnrs OF a Cabinet Chnnge-Tho
e1.Quoon Tlring of Prison Life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

KNIVES, Forks, Spoons, anything In
Plated Ware, Mt your own price, ut the
auction.
DILLON, WHEAT & HASCHER CO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

Arrested for burning Coopor's hotel,
at McMeekin. Fla, Wade Shepard. col
ored, charged the owner, D. E Cooper,
with hiring him to fire the place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

Hoop's PILLS arc tho best after.
dinner pills, ussiat digestion, cure head
ache.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

SAN FR,Nclsco. Nay o.-lIawaiiun ad.
vices received to-day from Honolulu,
dated May ., per steamer Mariposa, arc
as follows: Tho letter demanding the
recall OF Minister Thurston IL here aud
was road to the executive session OF tho
councils yesterday afternoon. This lot.
tor had boon to llongkong. Invent
past Honolulu 10 bug with couple Of
hundred others. Tho fault lies with tho
posioiilco At San Francisco.
The ground oil tho objection to Thurs.
ton Is confined TO a single transaction.
The solo olcnse alleged il that Thurs.
ton. at tho legation, showed to report.
crs private lettors to himself from Hon.
olulu. The particular letter that gave
such oiicnso to tho socrotary OF state.
inttmated in strong terms that Clcvc-
land and Gresham were largely tespon.
siblo for the January uprising hero.
Gresham spoke TO tho Hawaiian minis.
ter about tho matter. Thurston said
that Ito regretted II very much. tina. in
the hurry Of hindlinc a big mail he had
shown this letter. with others, without
any special intent. In short, he apollo.
Eized. Secretary Gresham thereupon
asked that tho apology be submitted in
writing. Thurston declined to do this.
GrOsham's letter is dated February 81,
last, and in atrong language stated that
Thutston Is no longer personally ac-
ceptable 10 tho administration at Wash.
iGgton as Hawaiian minister.
WILL Sor RETURN.
It Is definitely settled that Thurston
will not return to Washington. lilo has
resigned his office, his resignation to
take effect when his successor has boon
appointed. Extremists here urge that
he be scnt back a. once In order to face
Gresham again. They regard his return
as n backdown. The conservative feel
Ing is that there should DO no playing
to the galleries. and that the relations
OF this government TO that OF Washing.
ton should be left TO adjust themselves
in a natural way.
Frank Hastings. who is at present in
charge OF the Hawaiian legation. will
probably be promoted to tho position OF
minister. No retaliatory measures will
DC taken by the government, 80 cabi-
net officer states. and Minister Willis
will remain in Hawaii. 30 far rs any
thing the officials on this side may do
or say for him.
Cabinet officers stated this morning
that Grcsham's letter may even be pub
lished In full, tor the reason that it
names certain charges against Thurs.
ton charges that would have TO DO an-
swered by the Hawaiian minister. This
government. does not care to widen the
breach with Cleveland any more than
it can help, and for that reason Thurs
ton will no. have an opportunity to de-
lend himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10
NEW SUMNER cooDs.-oEo. q. TAYLOR.

Come aud 500 now Linon Duck Suits ut 49, You will
DO surprised TO find elegant costumes Tor that price, quality
md III Guaranteed Look ut Cotton Duck Suits 10
" 80 to 50 90. They excellent values equally III
cu Our elegant Scotch Chovo and English Mixtures shou Id
claim yonr attention, also New PeoreEs Bicycle hs
opened this morning We also have Ladies' Dre Skirts
and Cropon md ohar tho Now Shape Anything In this
department needing alteration to make perfect ct alnr
without charge cxceptinglow priced wash goods
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Real Estate and Mining Matters
The Tempe and Mesa Electric
Railway Franchise.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Big line of New Process gasoline
stoves just received at Kemp's.
Refrigerators You ought to see
them at Henry E. Kemp Co.'S. store.
Messrs. Alkire and Warren will leave
in q day or two for the Alkire cattle
ranch.
E. E. Ford shipped large bar of
gold bullion the San Francisco United
States mint last Saturday.
Notice of location of the Electric and
Poor Mans Friend Mining claims in
the White Tank mountains, was filed
yesterday by G. F. Longstreth.
The court of Justice tombstone will be
adorned today by a handsome re-proof
and burglar discouraging safe.
City Attorney Evans has moved his
Office into the Fleming block and now
shares the inc Office of Judge Early.
The notorious Gilbert house dog bit
his third victim yesterday. There is
chance for Marshal Clark to distinguish
himself here.
Murray is supplying nearly every
public festival, as well as private func-
ton, with ice-cream this season. His
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14
Highest of all in Leavenng Powe-Latest U Govt Report
R3>!a!!l! RskiHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

in the city yesterday. He is on
the territory adjusting the affairs
of A. n. Shuster, former Who'll.
esale merchant and banker of
st. Joseph, who failed year ago.
Shuster's interests in Arizona consist of
valuable mining and stock properties
in various parts of the territory. Mr..
Walker was for years the genius Of the
great wholesale grocery house of
Steele and Walker, the most extensive
west of Chicago and whose goods were
found in almost every town west of the
Missouri to the Pacific.
The board of supervisors was in
regular weekly session yesterday. Ger
titled proceedings of the election in
Glendale school district at which sc, 600
bonds were voted for new school house,
were received and the issue ordered.
Application was also made by Goodwin
Bros. for right of way near Tempe for
an electric railway between Tempe and
Mesa. The applicants already hold a
franchise and had commenced work on
the line. The recent Incorporation of
Tempe has complicated affairs eighty
and opposition has sprung up making q
slight change Of route necessary. No
action was taken on the application.
The Shore opened yesterday with a
fine run of business all day and even
ing, thus proving that enterprise will
win. The Shore ia the new fruit, fish
and flower market next to Kemp's. Its
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14

fancy cake, made on the premises, is
the finest ever seen in the city.
Chaplain Scott yesterday shipped
consignment of apricots to Chicago
yesterday, the first sent out of the
valley and no doubt the first to be
placed on any market in the United
States.
Even if the remarkable display of
brownies were not in the window of the
Hub, the still more remarkable value OF
the 25-cent underwear would suffice to
attract the attention of nine out of ten
who pass.
II one person was astonished yester-
day many hundreds were at the appar-
emily excellent quality and low price
quoted in Oxford ties in the window of
the Alkire company.
A very important and not always
agreeable feature of housekeeping in
warm weather is washing. This
work is rendered a pleasure and a de-
light by the use of the soap of the Ari-
IONA Soap company.
Jim Bark came in yesterday from his
ranch with 500 head of cattle. Jim is
not SO much annoyed about the cattle
market as he is about one Frank
Emory. He has in his possession some
money and would be pleased to find
Mr.. Emory and turn it over to him.
G. H. N. Luhrs yesterday made ap.
plication in The probate court for letters
of administration upon the estate Of
Newell Herrick. Herrick accidentally
shot himself at his home at the corner
of First avenue and Jefferson street one
night nearly three years ago. He and
Mr.. Luhrs had been associated in bust.
ness.
The Lamson College Literary society
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14

meets tonight for the last time this
term. The program consists of read
ings. Rotations, music and a lecture on
1.-THE Advantages of College Educa-
ton in Business" by E. G. Randall.
The public are cordially invited to
attend.
CITY Tax Collector Wood is busiv en-
gagged In collecting licenses for the sec.
ond quarter which is two weeks old
today. The licenses unpaid are there.
fore two weeks past due and the city
ordinance requires the collector to get
the money into the treasury without
delay or cause the licensees to quit
business.
Hans Herlick returned on Sunday
night from Ash Fork having accom-
panied Mrs. Herlick, Mrs. Stein and
Miss Annie Orth that far. The ladies
are on their way to amburg, Ger
many. Mr.. Herlick will go across after
them about the middle of July and they
will return to Phoenix in the latter
part of September.
The following transfers of real estate
reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract
ers, we're yesterday entered for record !:
Elizabeth Anderson to the Consolidated
Canal company, strip of land so feet
wide through ne1 sec "a tp 1nr5 e;
John Mcbride and wife to Dwight B.
Heard and wife. 40 acres in NV part
swM sec 80 tp IN r. e, $4,000.
Outbound passengers on the Maricopa
and Phoenix last night were ]. Ballarsce
for Tucson, D. S. Sullivan for Benson.
c. E. Crowley, R. NJ. Brown, H. S.
Bradford and T. A. Smith for ella
Bend, j. A. Cameron for Lordsburg, N.
M, W. H. Hulings and wife for Ell
Paso. Mrs. Julia Perry and J. Perry for
for Cotton, Mrs. Lord and Mrs. HAYES
for Kansas City, W. H. Mcmillan for
Upton, Mo.
H. E. Peoples, who was formerly in
the cleaning and dyeing business where
the Office of THE REPUBLICAN, is now
located before the building of the Elem
ing block and is the most skillful
artist in his line that Phoenix has ever
seen, has opened new blishment
OF the same character on West Adams
street near the corner of Center. He
says he is in the business to stay this
time and that his work will be better
than ever on account OF better facili.
ties.
County Superintendent Grouse yes.
terday confirmed the election of J.. D.
Crabb as trustee in School District No
5. His election had been contested by
Thomas K. Elvey, who had been can
didate for the Office. Irregularities
were alleged and the matter was heard
before the superintendent week ago
last Saturday. The original trouble
was schoolhouse location fight, so thu
district was geographically divided with
regard to the election of Crabb. The
case was argued last Saturday anc
taken under Amusement.
Mr.. J. W. Walker of st. Joseph, Mo.
one of the most prominent bushes.
men on the Missouri river, arrived
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14

To MAKE the poultry business pay
largely it must be carried on on large
scale. One hundred or 200 hens will
not make anybody rich.
THE first cause of canker is general
ly cold, but if taken in time can be
easily cured by removing the hard,
cheesy substance with stick or any
thing that will not cut, then applying
sub-sulphate of iron to the parts af-
fected. A few applications are sufi-
cient.-Farmer's Voice.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14

fruit is the lowest priced ever seen here,
as we'll as including certain previously
unheard of varieties. Its fish is fresh
every day from Redondo Beach. and
consists of Columbia salmon, shad,
smells. crabs, barracuda, mackerel and
even rarer species. It's flowers are
from the famous Carnation Gardens at
Redondo. A warm welcome 81 ould be
given to these plucky boys, Messrs. Hall
and Bronson, who propose to furnish
Phoenix with delicacies hitherto unac-
customed to, and who have evidently
not only knowledge of modern busl-
ness methods but an abundance of cap'-
tai to launch it successfully and make it
everlastingly 60.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14

Hear the ladies of the Treble Clef in
their bright new music at the Brownie
Concert Thursday evening, May 10th.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14

The report about town is that J. s.
Griffin is ont of the bicycle business.
He is simply out of the renting business.
He sold it out so as to give more time
to his agency. He is still ready to talk
to anYhndv
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-14

Brownie Concert. Orera House
Thursday evening, May 10th.