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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

.lon with tho Presidents special mes.
sagc, as amended by tho committee on
banking and currency, will DO called
up on Tuesday. aud according to tho
programme will be debated Tuesday,
Wodnouday and rhursdny. It Ia not
tho present intention to bring in n spe.
cial order 10 close tho debate aud bring
tho measure to q vote when tho bill Is
brought up, but to allow tho debate to
run for day or two before bringing in
tho order Tomorrow will be given TO
the committee on claims, which has
been Shu. out by the pres, Of business
for some time. The remainder OF the
week will be devoted to appropriation
bills, Of which the legislative. naval and
general deficiency arc yct undsposed Of.
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SHOT a CiIiSAMAN

For Gam q, Bat the Result May Prnvo So.
rlous to this United States.
LONDON, Feb. S.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says telegram has been re-
ceiyed there from Chin Kiang, stating
that party OF officers from tho Ameri.
can warship Concord, landed at Chin
Kisug for tho purpose OF shooting
game. They, by accident, shot n China.
man. Tho populaco bocamo infurlnted
aud attacked, seizsI aud carried OF the
Thola party. The commander Of the
Concord sent an armed iorco OF blue
jackets mud marine, to rescue thcm at
NIL hazards. Further news in regard to
tho affair ia anxiousiy awaited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04
THE BI:OoKLYN STRIKE.
Disturbances Of the Pence Continue
AIotormau Assaulted

Disturbances of the Pence Cont!uuo-A
nIotorman Assaulted.
BGooELTS, n. Y, Feb. 3.-The police
spent busy day in their efforts to pre-.
serve order and prevent tho crowds
that gathered in the varions tough dis
tricss from maltreating the non.union
men in charge OF the trolley cars. In
several instances the motormen were
severely beaten before police assistance
arrived. No riots. however, OF u eerioua
nature occurred during the day.
AT Third avenue and Fortioth street
the line was eucumbered this morning
with great pile OF boards, boxes and
other material OF heavy nature.
Every car that passed that way was hold
up by the obstruction, and whilo tho
conductor ond motorman were engaged
in removing the Debris. they were pet.
cd numerically with bricks, mud and
snowballs. Many OF the mou's assail.
ants wero merely sympa,hizers and
street loniers. but they were just as en-
thu-iae.ic MS though their lives depend
cd upon the outcome.
day OF strike sympa,hizers who persist-
ed in throwing stones and waylaying
all tho non.union men in sight. Some
OF these arrests were small boys.
Allen lloagland, new hand ON.
ployed by the Brooklyn Heights Rail-
road Company. had the temerity to take
his car out on tho G,eenpoint line with
out waiting for tho two special police.
men who were detailed to protect him
and tho company's property. When
tho car reached Franklin and Huron
Htreets two mon jumped on tho front
platform and pulled Hoagland oil. They
threw him to the ground aud kicked
him numerically. Hoaglaud drew his
revolver and fired two snots, neither OF
which took effect Tho mon fled before
the police reached the spot Tho
motor,uan received an ugly scalp wound
in the scuiiie.
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TWO rHIGi,rEUL EXPLOSIONS


i'heruay Ut tho NNofklus FURNACE, Steu.
benv!iie. Seriously IuiurlnS Several of
tho Workmcn.
Specjd' Dispatch 10 he Iltsitgsnc.
SrEupESvILLE, O.. Feb. S.-Two fright.
ful explosions occurred to-day at the
Riverside furnace, this city, aud large
number Of men were injured, several
fatally. The cause for the explosion 10
explained to DO settling OF the stock
in the furnace and tho gas that collected
between what settled aud that hanging
above blew out several tons OF material
along with bricks at the top OF the fur
mace. ignitiug tho gas and blowing out
along with the burning stock that came
out. The down conner this morning,
when tho Grss explosion occurred, set
fire to the CLOTHES OF Pat rimtin. who
ran out OF the reach OF the blaze, and
his burning clothes were torn oil by
William Burke. colored man, who was
burned 10 so doing.
The explosion this afternoon was tho
largest, and belched forth coks, iron
ore. brick. and other material. like
volcano. 1t settled all around like hnil,
wrecklng tho roof, of the casting shed,
stock house and engine house, and a
score OF meu we're injured. Tho follow.
ing are tho worst injured:
Michael Carroll, hair burned of his
head aud head cut.
Jack Dunn, shoulder blade broken.
hurt internally and head cut.
Fred Bowman, James Garfield, James
Barrett and John Clinton were cut and
injured by flying missiles.
The explosion this afternoon oc-
Cured just after tho whistle blew for
work, and when fev wcrc around, or
moro would have been injured.
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sratel phpeleA o q. lu,.lILa,nc,r.

spetei bhpateh 10 he iaie'Iiesnesr.
SCHARLEsroS. W. Va. Fob. S.-Not.
withItanding tho favorable report made
on the Morris school book bill. membera
OF the committee on education will
oppose many features OF 1t in the house.
1t wa. not what they wau,ed, bu. they
decided to fght it. Objectionable feat
urea in the house rather than spend
more time on it in committee.
Some Of the bills features arc SO rc.
markable that there Is general interest
to know how they got there. Dolo's
book, "rhe American Citizen" rec,m.
mended by tho committee, represents a
triumph in its way. It is a raw FREQ
trade publication, yet it has tho en-.
do.sement or Republican committee
and Republican legislature is asked to
place it in the hands OF the children OF
astate which stakes it hopes on protec-
-iar
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IltRosnMA, JApAS. Fcb.3..-Tho cnvoys
from China who wore sont to negotiate
pouco with Japan, will lonvo this city
for Sara,ki Tomorrow. An examina-
lion of ,hoir crodcntials ruvoaled the
iact that tho cnvoys did not have plen.
ary powor TO treat for peace, aud that
thoy wsro thoroupon told that they had
botier return to thoir own country. 2
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lieyed night sessions will DO necessary,
ana tho probabilities nro thoy will be.
gln aOont tho middle Of tho week and
VIII continue until tho close OF tho
Mr.. Campbell, OF Ohio county, ro.
turned tonight from visit homo. Mr..
brauy 10 expected tomorrow morning.
T. n IT,
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bad FEATURES
OF tho School Book Bill WIN DO
Fought In tho House.
The WORK ON CIVIL GOVERNMENT
Recommended I, u Partisan FREQ
Trade Text Book.
AN OVERSIGHT OF THE COMMITTEE

Which WIN lie Corrrotod-i Non.
Partisan and Unblased Book Want.
ed-Governor MaoCorkio Pays n
Tribute to tho Son.Partisan and
Dusincss.Llss Method of tho Lsgls-
laturc In Acting tor tho Good OF tho
People-status OF Several Import.
nnt Misunderstanding Mon at tho
Capital.
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WANrISorox. D. G.. Feb. s.--Tho
question OF legislation for tho rclief OF
tho treasury will bo again debated in
tho house this week. The adminiatra.
tion financial bill introduced In connec.
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READING. Pa, Feb. S.--A sud load OF
coasters collidoi with m electric car
horc to-day. Robert Wilman aud Ern.
ost Fisher, boys, had their skulls lrae-
tured and will probably die. Francis
Fisher was pnininly injured.
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For Wcst Virginia Western Pennsylvanla and
Ohio, ialt. except snow nurTe' Ou tho lakes;
cold wave; northwest winds
THE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY,
nc furnished by c. sciIScpr. drugSiS:. coss,s
Market and Fourteenth street.
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MANY LIVES LOST
1n tho Burning OF u Ferry Boat at
Rio Do Jano!ro.
COWARDLY ACT OF PASSENGERS

In Hofuslng to Allow Their Pilot 10
Assist IN RcscuIng tho Victims from
n FiOry Dcntii-ovcr 100 People Per.
ish-Tho Elections Result In Hcpnb.
llcan Succcss-A Change In tho Ju.
diolary.
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Prosecuting Attorney Howard and
MeBsrs. P. B. Dobbinu and Hugo Loos,
Of Wheeling, arrived to-day. Mcssrn.
Howard and Dobbins are hero in the
hope oi havlnga bill passed. TO regulate
tho fooa OF justices in tho interests OF
tho people.
In view Of tho largo amount OF busi-
neas confronting tho house 1t ia bc-
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EOM MINrNN MDWLING.
Tho Musse Organization VIII 10 On Deck
Within Few Weeks.


Tho Musse Organization win 10 On Deck
Within Few weoks.
The prospect for an active winter in
bowling circles is promising. Mr.. L. NJ.
statler, OF the Musee alleys, has re-
turned trom New York, where hO at
tended the meeting OF bowling repre-.
sentativol that was held for tho purpose
OF taking action regarding minor
changes IN the playing rules, These
changes will DO made public in a sho.t
time. Tho "colone" has his plans laid
for a ten.clu5 Alusoe Winter Tourna-
meuL 1t iI proposed to start the
championship season about the first Of
tue coming month. Clubs wishing to
enter can secure full particulars at the
Mu,ee alleys. Ten clubs will be ad-
mitted, and games will be played on
every night excepting Saturday and
Sunday. Tho prize list has been ar
ranged, as follows:
Team prizes First, $50; second, S25;
third, so; fourth, SIS; fifth, $40.
Team pTiLes-Isn Of SO each, TO play.
ors having high team averages.
Other przes-htGh team score, $50;
league high individual average, so;
second league average, $40; high inii.
vidual score, $50; second high indiYid.
ual score, $40; total prizes, $500.
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BELLAItE.
Al Sorts OF Local NoW. and Gossip from
tho Glass CitJ,

Al sorts OF Local New. and Gossip from
the Glass CITY,
The merchants Of this city who have
closed their stores at q o'clock in tho
evening Tor two months past now want
to keep open till 1880 during the winter
season. Twonty.eight OF them have
Joined in q move OF this kind, but the
clerks want to close at all the time.
Tho school board failed to agree upon
truant officer Thursday night and the
selection oil one will come up again
Monday evening. John BauGh aud J. VI.
Richardson each had three votes at dit
foront times, and these were the high
cat. 1t takes four 10 elect,
Tho Second NJ. L. church Of this city
will have al outing next Sunday at
Whiteman's Grove, atWhich tho regular
service will bG held.
Jacob Reii, who was go badly hurt
sometime ago, was taken out to Monroe
county to reCupsrate yesterday. lie IL
greatly improved.
William MoClain, former resident
of this city, but now OF Weston. W. Va,
is the guest OF his son, w. j. McClaln,
OF the Third ward,
Miss Maud Ro wlos, Of the First ward,
will leave to-day for Alliance, whGrs sho
will take charge Of school for the
winter.
Misses Mary Beatty aud George
Brown, OF Hartford City, W. Va, are
tho guests Of relatives in tue Fourth
ward.
Miss Hilda Young returned home
yesterday from Smiths Ferry, where
she spent some time with relatives.
+. A. Jackson and wife lett yesterday
for a two weeks visit with friends at
different points along Lake Erie.
=. p. Thomas, wife and daughter, OF
tho Fourth ward, are spending a few
days in Cleveland.
James I. Reilly. assistant cashier Of
tho First National Bank, is laid up at his
home, quite sick.
Miss Auna Workman is homo from
PowhatAn, where she spent few days
with relatives.
Mrs Fred Jahnko and daughter went
to BarnesviIle yesterday to spend lew
days.
Mrs. I. ]. Packer, OF Uhrichsville, lie
the quest Of tho family oil Q. II. Dauk.
worth.
Miss Maggie McGraw, Of tho Fifth
ward, is visiting relatives at Mlngo.
Mrs. George L. Work. Of Sistersvillo.
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mise Blanche Howard, OF Wollsburg,
is visiting friends in tina city.
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MARTINS FERRY,
unpS aud MlIhup, IN tho Thriving City
Across the River

HhpA auh mNuupA W tur Arriving wy
Across the River
Word was received hore yesterday
morning Of the death OF Mrs. Moso Nc.
Cam, at tho Columbus hospital. Tho
remains arrived last evening. She was
takOn to the hospital for the purpose OF
having a cancer operated upon, aud she
never recovered from the operation.
Tho funeral Of Mrs Nancy Zane took
place at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Only the immediate friends OF the
family wero in attendance, as it had
previously been announced to DO
private.
AIR. and Mrs John Turner leave this
morning over tue Cleveland 4 Pitts.
burRh road for an extended visit to
Cleveland, Niagara Falls aud eastern
points
Miss Anna Shannon. OF Pittsburgh,
who has been visiting Miss Edith Nc.
Kline the past two weeks, returned home
yesterday morning,
Mrs. James RaIston and Mr'. Nellie
Ralston leave for Flushing this morn.
ing, to spend q iow days visiting friends
Tomorrow morning Rev. MIR. BUS.
wenGor, Of Pittsburgh, will occupy the
pulpit OF tho German Lutheran church,
The school board met last night aud
acted on some special business in cou.
necLion with tho new school building.
Last evening quite a crowd Of young
people went down and were entertained
by Miss Clara Zane, Of the Island.
Rob Bags and Kidd Miller leave to.
morrow for Elwood, Pa, to take posi-.
tions in Nor!hwood glass; factory.
George Cook is in tho bridgeport
postoilico while John Kuhn, Of that
office, is taking his vacation.
Mrs. Eliza Parker came down from
Pittsburgh yesterday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs, Nancy Zane.
MOssra. Jnmus and Jess Bayioss urc
entertaining their sister, Miss Rachel
BayIOss, Of Cambridge,
Miss Ugouia Campbell. Of San Fran.
cisco, is Visiting tho family OF Mr. Wat.
son, on Vino street.
Miss Barbara Rcntor, OF PomOrOy. o.,
is tho guest OF her sister, Mrs. Heslop,
on Fifth street.
Mrs. John Hukil and daughter, Ada,
have returned from visiting friends in
Chicago.
Thomas Curtis and wife, Of Columbus,
arc visiting friends In town.
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New loRE, Sept. 6.-New York and
Pittsburgh figured in a scrappy game
to-day which the Gothamitos won alter
hard fight in tho niuth inning, max
ing three hits after TiernRn went out.
Tho visitors tried 10 provoke Umpire
O'Day, who took 1t all good.nalursdIY
until Manager Mack, who, was sitting
on the players bench in uniform, began
TO use yiIo language. O'DaY promptly
fined Mack 500 and ordered him from
the field, Mack refused to go, aud re'
NAMED on the bench until he was
escorted from the grounds by two police
men. O'Day was loudly cheered for his
action. Attendance, 900. Murphy has
been raleassd.
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Warren won the third game OF the
serIes with Wheeling yesterday alter
noon, but - tho locals already had four
victories chRlksi up, tina defeat did not
aGecl Wheelng's standing, Kane was
in tho box tor Wheeling and pitched a
great game, but was very unfortunate,
lie allowed the visitors only four base
hits, but no gave three bases on balls
and every one scored, On tho other
hand Wheeling hi. LsRmon for seven
hiu. one a eorEiuG thrOs.bagHer by
Kerr, bat with the exception Of the
,ixth, when Two eAraed runs were
scored, the locals could not bunch
their hits. In addition the visitors put
up much better game in the Geld than
tue WheslinGL
In the fret inning WheSlings were
suy yictimS, bus ~ arreu won the game
in lHoir hall o, tho iuniug. Two bases
on balls, two base lifts and Crotty's
error combined TO give 'he visitors
three runs.
For several innings neither side got
bsycnd second. bnt in tho sixth both
sides scored. For Wheeling, with two
hands out, Crotty and McC!oary singled
and Kerr cracked out a thrse'bagger,
.c5riug the two. Kerr, however, was
lei. on third. in their half tho yisitors
,,,t ana mnro Fun. ]. " agnOr went to
frsE on four bad ones, and two sacrifices
placed him on third, from whence ho
was brought in By Prince'S sing 10. That
ended tho TuR.SsStiGg on both sides.
Tha sCOFa.
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Continues Ia Wm g" VAv HvJsls Na0lag
CtrCutl-lho Glass \ Record.
BuFFALo, Sept, G,-Iuors was another
small attendance ut the Driving PARK
for tho state circuit meeting. The nils
open, which wss loft unfinished from
yesterday, was finished to-day, and was
won by Tom Cooper, OF Detroit, Ason
yesterday, tho first heat OF this event
was to-day dlclgrsd no race by the
Judges on account OF tho tlmO limit hay.
ing been exceeded. Fred l.oughead, OF
sarnlH, Ont, Wh0 has boon carrying oil alt
OF tho class \ events Ia the recent
CanGdlan meGllngg, WA down for IN AZ
tempt to boat the track record oil
2:O2 10, established Monday By both
johnson and Wsinig, Tho Canadian
did Roe make tho attempt teF tho NIKE,
but he did go . quarter mile paced IN
$50 10 seconds, beating tho class A rec
ord Tor Lha distance. Summary:
One mile, open, Glass u, unfinished
from yGsterdRy)-CoOpgr / Bias, y
Rgby, j. Time, 2:lG,
FiyO.milo state championship, Glass
A-C, 5. werTick, Buffalo, /; J. McFar.
land Buffalo, 2iF. +. Goodman, Lock
port, 3,
Quarter milo to beat Class A record
Fred Loughead, Sarnia, Time, 80 10.
Record time, :Sl 4,b.
Five-miIo handicap. Glass B-L A.
Callahan, Buffalo, (275) Ii L. +. Leon
art, Buffalo, (95O,l . W. J.. HeIIeE!'
Utica, iglll3. Yim0, l2;H44.5.
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nEpENnMl.,, NInOWANCE
Over VnlkJrlo Not 81 MuCh NJ was EI.
psoICd-.Iho disbursements.

Over VnlkJrlo Not 81 MuCh HS was III.
pso'Od--IhS disbursements.
NEW YoaK, Sept. 6.-Iho reault Of the
measurers' work of the yachts was
great surprise. No good judge thought
That tho English yacht would give over
minute and hall in thirty mile
course to Defender, yet many capable
critics said that tho challenger would
give a minute; but that sho should yield
less than half minute was astonishing
to all the smart people. However, the
hgures speak ior themselves.
When Mr. llyslop brought the meas.
uTemeuts to tho New York yacht club
house heSaid that Valkyrlo would have
to allow Defender 20,l seconds. II was
only his business, hs added, to turn tho
measurement over to tho regatta com.
mittO0 aud lot that committee decide
what tho time allowed would be. The
committee considered the question for
long time and at 1925 p. IN. posted up
notice on tho clubs bulletin board to
tho effect that allowance would DO 20
seconds, leaving OIL Mr.. Hyslop's added
oue.tenth OF u second.
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a dispatch from Philadelphia says:
Tho bicycle which Frank LEM was rid.
ing on his trip around the world when
he was murdered in Asia Minor, ar.
rived from Liverpool yesterday. II 10
consigned to friends in Cincinnati. The
machince bore evidence OF rough usage,
no doubt caused by having lain in the
sun for several months before being dis.
covered by those cent In search OF the
unfortunate man. Some parts Of the
wheel arc broken, and in other parts it
is disconnected, evidently tho work OF
the murdorous Kurdl in their attempt
10 use the vehicle.
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KNOWLEDGE

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CIeyslaRd lost and the gap between
the Spiders aud Orioles ia wider than
before The Phillies won again aud
may yet take second position, Tho
Pirates, Of course, lost and ara in eighth
position in the race. The BAltmores
did not play, aud lost tho opportunity
OF defeating the Colonelg,
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choyo won first, SECOND aud llith heats
and race. Time. 9'lGh 9;lli, 9;l7l.
Jimmie Mac won third and fourth hoata
in 2:l3l and a:lIi.
s;29 trotting; pprsn SS00-MRrie NJ.
Won second, tnird aud fourth heot4,
lime, 2ilfh 9'lGi, 2;l0l, Bessis wilkes
won iirst heat In 2:l04.
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DALLAS, Texas, Sept. Gu the case
OF the prze lighters who were arrested
hore last Saturday, Chief Justice ]. VI.
Hunt, oil the court oil appeals. has grant.
ed writ Of habeas corpus rolurnablo
on the 10TH These cases will determine
the validity Of the law licensing prize
lighting ia Texas.
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Piligburgh-Rtyor ! foot tvo.tcnths
aud failing. Weather cloudy and warm,
Oil City-Riyor inches ana station
airy. Weather cloudy aud pleasant.
Greonsboro-liiyor Q icOt and station
airy. Weather fair and warm.
Waifen-Rivor four.tnnlhs of foot
aud stationary. Weather cloudy aud
warm.
Morgantowu-Riyer feet and sta.
tiongry. wrnthor clear and warm.
standardization foot 10 inches
aud rising. Weather cloudy aud warm.