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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-03

special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-The new
tariff Will provide the required revenue
for maintaInance OF the government and
leave a comfortable surplus. This will
be accomplished without including tea
or advancing tho duty on other OF the
necessarles. There will be no stamp tax
on checks. It transplres that when the
Republican caucus was last night con-
fronted with probably deficit OF fib'-
100000 on the lines then proposed, there
was an Immediate demand For a 6ubstl-
tute provision which would include one
OF the propositions, all or which were
deemed to be Objectionable. Then u way
that Senator Elklns came forward with
an amendment TO impose a stamp tax.
His proposition was to cause all issues OF
new certificates OF stocks, OF every de-
scriptlon to pay o tax of five cents on
each 500 involved and for oil transfers
two cents on each 500. II was an amend
ment he had advocated two months ago,
but the finance committee was not then
ready TO adopt It. As soon as II came up
last night, however, II was endorsed BY
a number, Senator Lodge included, and
the caucus adopted 1t almost without
word OF opposition.
THE STAMP TAX-This stamp tax
will cover all transactions in stocks and
bonds. The omission OF checks relieves
the depoSttors in banks, many Of whom
are not large operators. Wall street
may not relish the stamp duty, but there
Will scarcely be an objection TO 1t, es-
pecially among the people. The senator
has unuuestionably the credit OF defeat
ing the Cleveland method OF selling
bonds, ind of having them placed among
the people Of this country. With that
and his advocacy OF q tax on bondhoid-
ers and stockholders, and his other pub
lie acts, his position may be said to be
established, as friend OF the people.
The antitrust provision was rejected
by tho caucus, for the very good reason
that in the Sherman law the country has
as complete q check on trusts as could
De devised. and It needs but to be en-
forced.
The drop in the tariff rate on lumber
does mot AFFECT West Virginia. II was
upon a class not found in her forests.
Tho probability Is. however. that the old
rate will be restored, in conference, but
In no event, as the case now stands, VIII
the state suffer. It Is not believed the
senate will vote on the bill until next
IUAdpaa,daV
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REC1pRooITY AND RETALIATION.
These Two Measures Incorporated in the
Tarin BIlI by The Senate.

Tarin Bill by the Senate.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-Reclproclty
and retaliation were the two phases of
the tariff bill to occupy the attention Of
the senate to-day. TO the exclusion OF all
other subjects. Both provisions were
agreed TO, although the debate on the re-
clprocity clause was protracted to 9 p.
m. Shortly before adjournment, Mr.. Al
llsnn endeavored TO secure an agreement
on the time for final vote, but Mr.. Tel
Ter would not consent TO fixlng the time
until all proposed amendments had been
submitted to- the senate. Az Mr.. ALL
son was not prepared to submit these
amendments. he withdrew his request
and the time for the final vote was left
open although there Is still hope that II
will be reached tomorrow.
The retaliatory clause provides that
Whenever any country bestowB an ex-
port bounty on any article then upon the
importation Of such article 10 the United
States there shall be levied In addition to
the duties provided by the act an addl-
tlonnl duty equal to the amount OF the
bounty. The debate on the section dis
closed some difference Of opinion on the
Democratic side. Mr.. Gray, OF Delaware.
and Mr.. Lindsay, OF Kentucky, opposing
II, Nnlle MI, SnUefY, LOUISIANA, sup
ported II AZ legitimate measure OF self
preservation.
Mr.. Gray dwelt upon the effect OF the
clause in evading our treaty obligations
with Germany and Austria, The clause
was agreed to BIB The two Demo-
cratic senator's from Louisiana, Caffery
and McFnery. voted with the Republl-
cans In the affirmative
The reciprocity clause empowers the
President with the advice and counsel NJ
tho senate. to make reciprocity treaties,
giving 20 per cent reduction in duties on
designated articles, or placing articles
on the free list.
The amendment brought ont much
opposition, Senators Mills, Vest. Pettus.
Teller and White arguing that II evadcd
the constitutional right Of tho house OF
representatives TO participate In meas
ures Affecting revenue, while Senators
Morgan, Gray and Chandler defended lts
legality and proprlety. Late In the day,
the vote was taken and the reciprocity
clause was agreed TO-. 30-is. two Demo-
Gratis, Gray and Morgan, voting with the
Republicans IN The affirmative.
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RIOTS IN INDIA.
aohammsdansA Attack Icnrops ans-sisua-
tion Extremely Grave.

MohnmmeunuhA ANfhch hbUropcnnh-3ltunf
tion Extremely Grave.
CALCUTTA, July IA compromise
on the plague measures having been ar
ranged between the authorities and the
rioters the disturbances have ceased.
The rioting arose out Of the growing
practice of the Mohammedans Of seizing
and refusing to pay rent for certain So
called mosques, built contrary to the
tenets of the Mohammedan religion on
ground belonging TO inildels.
The demolition OF mud-hut. so-called
mosque, led 10 the outbreak. The riot
ers were continually reinforced In re-
Spouse to telegrams sent up the country
In which they appealed to all true Mo-
hammedans TO come TO the aid OF their
co-rellgionlsts. For forty-eight hours
the police and military were repeatedly
Obliged TO clear the streets. Detached
parties OF Mohammedans stoned Euro
peans wherever they found them. In
some cases dragging them from their
glarries. All telegraphlc, lines were cut
and the buildings containing Europeans
were besieged. There were many mar
row escapes. Tho rioters shouted war
cries and vile epithets and grossly In
suited the European women.
In several parts OF Calcutta. II is stlli
dangerous for Europeans to go about,
and II IL likely TO remain so. owing to
tho nature OF the compromise by which
the riot was brought 10 an end.
In spite OF the cessation OF the riots,
the situation IL regarded as extreme-
ly grave. and II is felt that unless como
official is invested with plenary powers
during the absence OF the governing
authorities, European citizens win DO
compelled to act on their own responsl-
billty.
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CLEVELAND, o., July 2,-The situa-
tlon at the Crescent sheet and tin plate
mills, where the union men are striking
for the Amalgamated Association scale
OF wages ID becoming more serious. This
evening one OF the non-union men, Har-
ry Russell, was waylald by strikers on
his way from home and fearfully beaten
with clubs. He was carried home, where
he lies in q dangerous condition. Ar
rests will be made on warrants to-mor-
row. Last night at the mill gate an
other non-union workman, James Kill
roy, was attacked, but the secretary
went TO his rescue and got him safeiy
into the office. The officers Of the COM
pany declare that they will on no ac-
count make their establishment union
mill
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sl,nh,nrllln Epmor,h l.,nrn,.

Special Dispatch TO tho IntollEenoer.
srEuBENVILLE, o., July 2.-The
Epworth League of steubenVlllo dis
trict, which has been holding its seventh
nnnunl convention In the First NJ. e.
church, adjourned tonight. The fol-
lowing officers were elected. President,
Al Ferren, East Liverpool: vice-presl-
dents, Florence Burns, Richmond. Jen-
ME Lytle. Martin Ferry, Bertha Paine,
6teubenvllle; ChaB Bovce, Wellsville;
secretary, Jessie Richards, Harlem,
supt., Stella McNutt, East Liverpool;
executive commltte, Reverendg Jack
son and shepler. Of steubenville; Prof
Dennis, Hopedale. Delegates to state
convention, Al. Ferren, Jessie Rich
ards. TO international convention, Row
IL Smith. WlnteravilIn
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WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator
Hanna and General Grosvenor, OF Ohio,
had talk with the President to-day
about the Ohio political situation. The
President IA greatly Interested In tho
campaign and In Senator lIannh'B re-.
turn 10 the senate. and during his visit
lo ohio VIII probably look carefully
over the situation General 0foHyen0r
cypronsed 10 the President hts belief
that the tariff bill would bo In HIS hands
within ten days after II was received
Inv tho house,
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A strnnr Appolntm.nt.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelllgeneer.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Representa-
tive Miller to-day recommended the ap-
poirtment of j. X. Palmer as postmas-
ter at wililamsstown, Wood county. Be-
sides his excellent local endorsements.
Mr.. Palmer had the recommendation of
most OF the Wood county Republican
committee. the county officials, the Judge
OF the circuit court, Hon. 2. B. Smith,
Collector White, G. b. Gibbons, c. II.
Caldwell, and many others prominent
among the leaders OF the party. Judg-
Ing from the papers in the case the ap-
polntment is q very strong one.
Mr.. Miller has just received notice OF
the granting Of pension to John w.
Church, union veteran OF Barbours-
VILE, dating from August, 1896, at the
rate OF $50 per month.
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CORNELL AGAIN.
But the Contest was Only an
Apology for a Race.
TURNED INTO A PROCESSION

Win the I,hAsans Away in the Lsad-Ths
Water Conditions were Not Favorable.
swpls Washed the BsAtS, unin at the
End Of the second Nile PsnnsyivaniA
Dropped Dat, with Her Shell Fliisd 20
the GanwaIss- Columbia Pluskiiy
stays, butwas clearly OutelaIssa by the
Cornell Eight.
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WASHINGTON. July s.-some inter
cstlng statements and words of warning
to American farmers are given in re-
port on pure sccd Investigations submit
ted TO Secretary Wilson. II mya thou
sands of pounds. probably tons, OF grass
and clover seed are shipped annually
into the United States which contain all
sort OF Vile weeds, In this way such
pests as the russian thistle, Canadian
thistle. Wild mustard, chess, dodder,
wild daisy, trefoil and plOntalr were In
troduced here. Nearly cvery'ycar Wit
nosses the advent Of additional pests Of
this character, brought 10 America In
the Hnmc manner.
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vile obedience then refuse to give H."
exclaimed Mr.. Wellington.
He spoke again Of the Creature" re-
sponslble for the report, and closed with
an emphatic statement as 70 his prero-
gatives. If these prerogatives We're 70
be interfered with. then he proposed 20
make war" He had q right 10 be
treated as other senators, with the same
senatorial prerogatlYes He could not
he driven from the senate by these att
taclss, II viii remain right here" ex-
claimed Mr., Wellington. striking his
desk a resounding blow. mo man ever
struck me blow that did not return II
with Interest, and they viii ind me on
deck II the struggle Is to begin"
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MASONIC MIDDLE.
FraternAi Relations Between Virginia
Snd PsnnsyivAnia Royal Arch Ma'ons

FraternAI Relations between Virginia
and PsnnsylyAnia Royal Arch Masons
Severed.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2,--The CONF
plctc severance OF all fratcrnal relations
between the Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Masona Of virginia and the Grand Chap
ter of Pennsylvania has been an.
nouncad by ]. y, steffncr, high priest Of
The order IN virginia. The announce.
mcnt 0f this n made In letter dated
llrlatol, Va, July l. ana addressed 10 tho
oillccra, deputies, representatives nnd
members " the sovereign iutlpdlotlon,
and IN the outcome ~ alleged Improper
treatment accorded virginia Mason In
Philadelphia,
In conclusion the letter orders The rep-
rcscnintlvos 10 and from the respective
chapters 10 return their commissions 10
the grand secretary. ANA the Vlfglnln
hlifhi PFiesta are commanded 10 deny ed.
mliinnco under all circumstances and
conditions ~ any lloynl Arch Muuoh of
the Grand Chapter or Pennsylvania.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, July R,-H. c.
Mordue. general passenger agent OF the
Louisville. Henderson s ST. Louis rnil-
road, reports that a terrific cioudburst
occurred about noon in the vicinity OF
Henderson, Ky, which caused consider
able damage. Mr.. MOrdue says that his
adyices are that about n mile and a half
OF railroad track belonging 20 his COM
pany ls washed away. No trains nre
able 10 proceed further than OwenEhoro
and the regular 81, Louis traia duo to
leave Louisville tonight, has been an
nuitnd
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CINCINNATI, July "A chilllcothe,
Ohio. special to the Tlmcs-star says
that residents in the nelghborhood OF
the supposed volcanic eruption near
Balnbridgo believe they have fathomed
the cause. II has been known for years
thnt there Ia a cavernous formation IN
Tint locality, and the belief ls that
these caves are falling In. There has
never been any thorough investigation
10 asccrtaln their extent The inhnbi-
tnnts are still apprehenslve OF further
disturbances
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgeneer.
WASHINGTON, July 2,-The absurd
story of an irresponsible party cannot
In every case be run to earth, but It may
be well 10 say that Senator BllSins Is not
now, never was, and will not be connect-
ed with any company formed for laying
a cable to Hawaii, and that he voted for
the annexation proposition upon It's
merits. II IL not his purpose to dignity
such accusations by explicit dental, as
they come along. He Is too busy with
matters Of moment
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WILMINGTON wROTHY
Over Fsi's Publications Concerning Ills
Action In Committee MEETING,


WASHINGTON, July 2-senntnr
wellington tMd) rose to question of
personal privilege soon after the opening
OF tho senate to-day nnd In vehement
voice roierrcd to publications concern.
fng a conflict antd 10 have taken place
yesterday before the committee on com.
merce IN relating TO the appointment OF
u. II. Warner ir., M consul 10 1,elpalc,
The senator declared that the pubilcn.
tlon was unjust nnd sought to omhroll
him In conflict with the President OF Inc
United States Mr.. Wellington aald he
undgfatood the committee meetings ro.
lailnK 10 nominations were secret and
sacred. nnd hh could not believe that amy
member Of me committee gave the lnfor.
nation. Under such circumstance, who
he said, could have inspired lhlu feborl
trlt that creature" present IN the com.
mlilce room yesterday
u IN alleged TINT he had attacked pres.
l1nnt Mckinley, but this, too, he dN.
clnfod was false, 1io wne q frec man
md he reserved II 10 himself Nv criticize
any appointment lie had doho 10 yrs
terdly In respectful manner, ana
should the occasion arise he would dn No
agalD 10 bad The right 10 expect ihs
same consideration M that accorded to
other Republican senator's
III The price " patronage 10 to be ner.
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LIVERPOOL P0frERs
Take Measures to Adjust Differences with
Employee 10 Avoid n Strike.

Take Measures TO hhJuft DiHerehces WIN
Employee 20 Avoid Strike.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o.. July 2.-At a
conference at which all manufacturing
potters OF this city were present, this af-
ternoon, the first step was taken toward
adjusting the differences between the
operators and operatives which threat
ened TO result In another pottery strike
throughout the entire country.
The conference adopted q proposition
providing for a sliding scale, regulated
with the selling price OF ware. This Will
be submitted to a special meeting OF the
American Manufacturing Potters Asso-
ciatlon, which will be called Immediate
ly, and will be gotten before the annual
convention OF the national brotherhood
OF operative potters, which meets In this
city July7.
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weston Asylum directors.

Speclal Dispatch TO the lntelllgoncer.
WESTON. July ?, = The hos
pltal board adjourned this even
lng. The salaries of n number OF
the employees were cut from three TO
Ave dollars. The assistant engineers
salary wus raised four dollars. No con-
tracts for the erection OF the new build
ing were awarded The superlnten-
dent was instructed TO make such nc
cessnry additions and repairing by day
not being sufficient 10 Warrant the lei.
Ing OF contracts for the work. The
building OF the conservatory has been
POSTPONED indefinitely,
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ELKTNS' PROVISION
For a Tax ON Stocks and Bonds
Adopted by the Caucus.
WALL STREET MAY NOT RELISH
The Stamp Duty. but the People
VIII Not Object to 1t.
THE ANTI TRUST PROVISION

Was Rejected by the Republican Caucus
for the Reason that the sherman Law is
Good Enough, and only NesdS to be En-
fore.d-Ths Drop in the Rate on Lum-
bsr Does Net Enset West virEtaia-H's-
,prool,y aud Retaliation Phases of the
TarlR Bill Agreed to by the ssaAts-vOts
on ,hs Measure will Not be Reached
Untn Next wssk-ssnatOr Wellington
ina wrathfui Mood.
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TOLEDO. July Tomorrow ovcnlng
q wedding win take place hero that viii
cause II genuine sensation In a, =, A, cir.
alnB. The contracting parties are JO-
Hcph ~. Batch, state secretary OF the
A. i. a. order ana Miss TesHn Crack
nell, n pronounced Homnn Catholic Tho
Hronm.ploct saya he viii resign bla posi-
tlon M state secretary NJ tho A, II, A.
nnd Will Withdraw from the local coun.
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rt,. Nnrlra,lnn en nInnnnrsh,ls.

WARRINGTON, July 2-rhc attor.
ncy general having found the title OF tho
Monogaheia River Navigation Company
to the improvements along that river
satisfactory, the secretary of war has
directed that steps be tnkon AT once 10
complete the transfer Of the properly
10 the government, and orders have
gone ~ The local engineer officer TO nc-
otpl the property nj Pittsburgh.
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NEW oiti,lGANH, July 2,--IudRc Par.
lang In the United stnloa Circuit court
thli morning sentenced cX-prcaldbnt
Henry UnrdeH aud cx.Cnphler Walter
". uiHuli 10 each serve eight yeaiH IN
the United Rlnloa penltonilnry They
we're recently convicted NJ wrCckinR tho
American National bank.
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nIIe Comslh Nel,n boil. saId.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgencor.
SrEuBENViLLE, o., July 2,-Mra.
Alice Hunter q charming widow, OF
Knox township, was 20 have married
liarkey Wood, Of Bost Springfield, last
evening. Wood came here for tho H..
was prepared, ana the bride dropsed,
but Wood, who was 10 come back with
n minister, failed to show up. The az.
fair has caused a biz sensation, M both
families arc prominent, Wood has gone
aoulh
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, July a.-The
newapapcrn OF this city report that In
a battle which has just taken place
between 400 Crock raiders and q DE-
tachment Of ottoman troops, near MeI. eS.
soyo, the Greeks suffered 9 loss ot Ky
Greeka wcro captured and tnken TO
Innlnn, rho headquarters OF the Turk
Nm nrfnY In Eplrna.
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Special Dispatch TO the Intslllgeneer.
WASHINGTON, July 2,--senator p.
W. Morris, OF Ritchle county, Is in the
city, accompanied by three Of his sons,
The senator like most OF his ncfghbors
In the oil belt. has valuable holdings,
which he does not care TO dispose Of.
He counts flve producing wells In which
he has an interest.
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WASHINGTON July Alt Ia semi
officially announced that tho President
will send q special moanTe to congress
nest week recommending the creation
" y currency commission to consider a
revision q the monetary system Of the
United States,
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WASHINGTON. July o = United
slatea Consul General Leo reports to
the state department by cable from
Havana, ihai The Spanish authorities
hhve folonnod AuRualln Clnmcnle Dui-
ant0uri nm American Cliiaon, on cundl.
tl1n that ho leaves Cuba al once.
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PITTSBURGH Pa, July 1.-TWO more
signed scales have been received at the
Amalgamated Association headquarters.
They are from the Cincinnati Rolling
Mil Company, OF Riverside, Ohio, and
the Marion Iron and Steel Company, OF
Marion, Indiana. Ten Arms have signed
the scale TO date.
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CHARLESTON, w Va, July 2,--Tho
governor to-day pnrdoned Thomna
Davis, of kunuwha county, who wna
convicted of rubhlnE Carrie Tony Of ha
In 1874, and sentenced 10 fvc years In the
ponlicnilary, Ito has served three ana a
half yenrn.
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TIN PLATE SCALE.
The Second Wage contetense Be.
tween the Two Committees
ENDS WITHOUT AGREEMENT,

The Chairman Or the Manufaetursr,'
Nesting Says Thsy Positively win Not
Pay ths Scale DsnlAndsd-Ths Work,
msn, HowsvsF, oiain, at To-aAy's sss.
sion Some ooas,s.Ions will bs Made by
the MAAufas,ursr-Tsn girms Have
slgasa tho An,alEumaisd Scale.
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For west virginia, western Pcnnpyl-
vnnia and ohio, light showers are Pre-
bnble. llEht eouthorly Winds, incrcaalng'
Iusni Temperature
Tho Temperature yoaloidny AZ ohnervga
hv ~ gehnrpf. driHniat corner rOuttootlh
ahd Mnrkettircolu, was "a tolloWs'
IA. m..,.n,, asa y, mo.""o",@ ~
D a m..,,,.,... Nli y. m.tt,usss, W
n m.,.,,"",,,o Sqwcathcr, Falr
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LIVERPOOL, july i.-Arrlvedi Bri'
tanntc, fgom New York -.
GENOA, July 2,--Arrlvcd Ems rom
New York
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