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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-28
Maryland Democratic Statc Con.
ventlOn-lts Nominations, IFS
Platform nIhl ResOlutIOnH,

BALTIMORE, September 27.-The Dem.
OcrAtic State Convention TO nominate A
candidate for State Comptroller mel 10.
day, with Hon. VIM, Pinkney White az
President.
Thomas s. KeAting was nominated for
Comptroller by acclamation. The follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:
l. ReSftirming the platform adopted by
the National Democratic Convention At
St. Louis in 1876.
9. We congratulate the Democrats and
Conservatives in the 44Lh Congress upon
their successful efforts in the reduction
Of annual expenditures In the various
departments Of the Government by more
than S30OOO,O00, and We insist on The
most rigid economy in the conduct OF all
our public .atiaira.
3. The cause Of congratHiation to the
country at large, and especially OF pride
and satisfaction 10 the Democratic party,
Ia that its peaceful policy Of home rule
and non-intervention in civil affairs Of
States has become a cardinal rule Of &C.
tion even in the Administration whose
title 10 office is not derived from m cleo.
ton according 10 the Constitutional
methods, but exists by the adjudication Of
tribunal unknown 10 the Constitution,
but whose award has been acquiesced 10
by peace loving people.
A. The withdrawal from the States OF
Louisiana and South Carolina OF the Fed.
eral army, which has been n standing
menace to their citizens, and the recogni.
tion Of the Democratic Governors in these
commonwealth as their lawful execu-
hyes, merits our approval and shall re-
ceive our support.
8. We demand revision cf our pres.
ent tariff laws, TO the end that no more
revenue be raised than is necessary 10 de.
fray the expenses OF the government
frugally administered and the gradual
but certain extinction Of the public debt.
6. We protest against donations or
loans Of money, lands, or bonds, or the
pledge Of the public credit by Congress
in aid Of associations or corporations en-.
gagged or proposing 10 be engaged in pub
lie or private enterprises, and We insist
that the opposition Of the Democratic
party to subsidies Of all kinds shall be
faithfully carried out by representatives
in Congress whose election is due 10 the
support Of that party.
Z. Condemning all Iawlessness and sup.
porting the public authorities in suppress
sion thereof, but acquitting the true
workingman Of all completely therein
and SympathiSing with those unemploy-
ed or poorly remunerated for labor.
We have no new promises to make, but
reatirm the resolutions adopted BY onr
State Convention OF 1873, in the follow.
ing words, viz: That the wealth Of the
country is mainlyderived from products OF
its labor and in every just measure to i'm
prove its condition and promote its ad.
vancement, the laboring classes should
receive sympathy, and will command our
cordial support,
The last resolution recommends to the
State Legislature the encouragement
OF colonization.
Adjourned.
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IsldS Tor Ohio County ISOndS-
Thirty:eight Thousand Dollars
Awarded Above lSar.

BidI were opened yesterday by the
Board Of Commissioners for the $4,000
Of G per cents which the county proposes
to invest in the p. W. & Ky. Compauy's
Z per cent bonds. II was found that the
German Insurance Company had offered
lOl 9.l6 for $250OO OF them, the Fire &
Marine Company 100 Sl6 to lOl for SlO,'
900, and DR.. AS. Todd slOl4 for $4,000,
making in all 5000 oilhs bonds bid for
at an average Of about 4'lO above par.
No bids for par or less were awarded.
The remaining $1,000 will possibly be
awarded to some OF these same bidders
or to some other parties u! their average
bid.
The bids received show that the county
ain good credit, as indeed she we'll may
bs seeing that she docs not owe over
slS9,OOO, and paying that oil at the rate
Of not less than So, 500 per annum
We are gratiied that our people de.
ciIed to invest in the 7. ". Il Ky. bonds
anil thus save so large amount OF their
stock in that road. There is no realona.
ble doubt that the road will earn at least
seven per cent on these bonds, and it is
not at all improbable that she will earn
ten to twelve per cent, As things now
look the county took wise course.
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TowsESTowS, Mp, September 81. The
grand jury OF the Baltimore county Cir.
cult Court broughtin indictments against
two members Of the court, Judges Grason
and Yellot, who were presented by tho
late grand jury for obstrucliug and him
dering their investigations into the
alleged frauds Of county officials by ad'
jOurniug court, in June last, before their
investigations were concluded. Bench
warrants were issued for their arrest.
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Minnesota Republican COnyen.
finn

CHICAGO, September GA srecial to
the Tribune IRON st. Paul says The Re-
publican State Convention to-day ap.
proved the Presidents Southern and civil
service policies; favored the early re.
sumption Of specie payment and the re.
monetization ofSilver; pledged submission
to the popular vote Of every proposition
named for the payment of State railroad
bonds and promises OF assistance to the
grasshopper sufferers. Gov. Phillsbury,
Lieutenant Governor Wakefield, Secretary
Of State 1rgens and State Treasurer
Pfaender were re.nomlnated by acclama.
ton. Attorney General Wilson was
nominated for third and Commissioner
Marshall for second term.
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THE SrEURENvlLLE STRIKE
An Exciting Scene aI the Gravel
Pit Shalt Yesterday Morning.


Herald OF yesterday evaLIns.
In pursuance Of the proclamation is.
sued in yesterdays papers by Mayor
Irwin, . very large force Of extra police,
numbering over one hundred, assembled
al His liOnOr's office at $50 o'clock this
morning, This force, before reaching the
"tCat Of war" at the Gravel Pit shaft, had
swollen 10 fully two hundred. His Honor
organized them near the Market House,
and stated the existence Of the troubles
~ the upper part Of the city, and in
strucled the men az to their duty in aid
ing in dispensing the crowd or in taking
into custody any offenders. They then
formed in line, and accompanied by His
Honor, Sheriff Johnson, and the city
police force, marched to the Pit, where
the troubles have been ia existence that
have developed into the present ugita.
ton.
As may be supposed, great crowd o.
citizens had congregated along the line Of
the railroad track, adjacent 10 the shaft
to witness whatever proceedings might
evolve. The miners were drawn up in
force at the former ''dead line" although
not az fully represented as had been OK.
pecIed under the circumstances. The
citizen police were marched up by their
side and halted, tlanking their entire line
on the east side.
Immediately on Ihe arrival of the EoSG
soHi'dt.U, the miners expressed desire to
'Sy few words. .
4 miner from Avericks first spoke and
sad that he had not been getting over
i've or six dollars per week for his labor.
lie knew Of men working there that had
nine in their families, and yet were only
drawing that rate Of pay. Rent had to
be paid, food bought and clothing, and
how, be asked in the name OF Heaven,
could they do II on such rate oil wages
This, he said, was the full truth. He had
been working for twenty months, and in
all that time could prove that his pay
WS not over six dollars per week.
A second miner said he was from High
shaft. He had not averaged overa dollar
day for his labor. Ten years ago they
had been receiving four cents a hushel
for digging, and now got barely a cent
and half. All that they asked was two
cents per bushel, and that tho cars be
properly branded. [Crics Of That's so"
that's all we asE."l Coal wAs being
sold to mOnopolies here for four cents u
Oa'hel now, and yet they charged citizens
seven cents. Ten years ago the miners
we're able to make some money, but now
'hey could not get living.
A Gravel Pit man followed with the
same line otsremarks, and insisting that
'hey were only asking protection in their
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FERSASDlSA, Fla, September 81
Five new cases, bnt no deaths, are re,
ported. Among the number is Cant. j
L. Groseman, Collector Of Customs and
the most active on the Sanitary Commit.
tee. Dr.. Mcfarland thinks that The
worst Is over II The people can be pre.
vented returning before frost. n
Al Olitown, a suburb OF Fernandina
over half the population is down with
The fever,
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AmerIcnn MenIth Association.

CHICAGO, September 27.-Thc Ameri-
can Health Association continued its
sessions to-day. The topics considered
this morning were the destruction Of
offensive gases from rendering and fer
tilizing factories; securing full reports OF
the causes OF mortality in the United
States, by Or. Harris OF New York; plan
for securing uniformity and complete ness
in registration. The following officers
were elected: President, Dr.. Elisha
Harris, New York; lst and ID Vice Presi.
dents, Drs. Campbell, Virginia, and
johnson. Chicago; Secretary. DR.. L. Fl,
Jones, New York; Treasurer, DR.. Chas.
+, FuIIon, Mass.
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ADeeIaration OF I.rincin,os

Nav York, September 27.-At the
Prohihitionist Convention the following
was declared 10 be the declaration oi
principles Of the Prohibitionists society
That 1t Is neither right nor polite for tho
State TO afford legal protection and sane
lion to any traffic or system that tends TO
increase crime; to waste National re.
sources; 10 corrupt social habits, and TO
destroy the health and lives Of The peo.
pie. The declaration goes on to state this
point at considerable length and conclud.
cd by resolving TO vote Tor no person
Tor public office except those who favor
these principles.
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Col. PooRMAN said some good things
in his late speech at Martina Ferry. lie
alluded to the howl that has been heard
in the land to the effect that the Resnmp-
ton Act Is mainly responsible for the con
linuation OF hard times. "Let III. give
yon my version" said the Colonel, "oi
what. .is mainly responsible for continued
hard times. The reason is the unbalanced
population in the country and in the cities
and tOwnR.' Immigrants came from Eu.
rope, during the war and since, and
locked to the cities and towns, and our
native population left the country and
also locked to the cities and towns, and
all tried not only to make living hut to
make money by buying and selling,
Col Poorman speaks both Of his per.
sonal observations and experience in this
matter, as sfollowa: "Asmart young man,
too ambitious TO work, started whole.
sale dry goods store III Philadelphia,
sqnnndered his fathers capital, and his
father ia now teazing in glass.hOusc in
Bellaire. Two others came 10 Bellaire,
started u grocery, and in two years lost all
the money they had accumulated on the
larm in eight years. ! plead guilty, also,
| left the editorial chair in st. ClairsvillC
with $1,000 went TO Bellaire aud started
a factory, and in three years lost it all,
and the money OF others with it, That
ia what is the matter with the country;
but are We not too cownrdly to assume
our share Of the responsibility
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Stands BY the President.

BALTIMORE, September 27.-At the
Democratic ratification meeting tonight,
N. s. Whfte discussed the political ques.
tions Of the day, and among other things
said: l shall join in no crusade Of discon-
tented Republicans 10 make war on the
President. For what he has done towards
the South he shall have my earnest
support. No fActious Republican oPpo-
sition should find aid among Southern
DemocrAtR. -. =.
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A MEMrHra dispatch says: The cotton
crop opens slowly, and but little picking
or shipping hssyet been done. A few days
OF warm dry weather are needed to ripen
the staple. 1t is in good condition, and
army worms or caterpillars have as yet
done no harm Of consequence. Not over
100 bales OF the new crop has yet been re,
ceived here, against 1900 bales last year
at the same time, Several weeks will
elapse before much will be ready. Chills
and swamp feyers prevail extensively
along the Southern rivers. The sickness
is not fatal, butt it worries the sufferers.
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DAYTON, September 27.-To.dsy was
one Of the greatest days in the history Of
the Southern Ohio Fair Association.
There were excursions to the city from
the surrounding country in all directions.
Twenty thousand tickets were received at
the gate. ''
The running race, mile heats, for 5000,
was won by Daisy Miller, OF Cleveland,
in two straight heats.
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The Union Pacific Train Robbers
Two of Them Captured ana
killcd-Eighty Pounds of Gold
RnRAvaHRtl

CHICAGO, September 27.-The military
headquarters have dispatch from Lieut..
Allen Of the 10th infantry, from Buffalo,
Kansas, dated the 2Gth, saying that two
Of tho robbers, engaged in the Union Pa.
cifc train robbery, had Just been killed,
and eighty pounds Of gold recovered.
DENVER, COL, September l27.--TwoIoi
the highwaymen, who recently robbed
the express car on the Union Pacific
railroad, were overtaken yesterday near
Wallace, Kansas, by n posse under The
Rocky Mountain Detective Association.
The robbers made a stand and were both
killed, and $4,000 OF gold coin recovered.
The names OF the men and further par.
ticulars are not supplied. It is expected
that others will be captured to-day.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 27.-MiniSLer Lay.
ard telegraphs 10 Lord Derby that the
case Of Geshoffs Is 4 serious one, and the
latter informed the Mayor Of Manches-
ter Of his representation TO the Porte and
hopes they will not be Intellectual, al
though hO has no means Of judging how
far Geshotls has been implicated In the
designs against the Porte.
In the Penge case all four prisoner,
Louis Stanton, Patrick Stanton, PAtrickG
wife and Alice Rhodes, have been found
guilty Of murder by starving 10 death the
wife OF Louis Stanton, All were sen.
fenced 10 death.
LONDON, September 97.-Puryis & Co.
and GySelman 4 Vanrink, Of Batavia,
have failed, owing to unsuccessful specu:
lative operations in sugar. The Losses,
which are large, will fall chiefly on
America.
GERMAN PRICES FOR SILVER.
Yesterday the German Government
Agent announced 5ltd per ounce as the
price for further sales Of silver,
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EAST LIBERTY, September 27.-CArrLg
Receipts to-day SOL head, all through
stock. Prime S. 95aJ IS, common - Goa
500.
HoOs-Receipts to-day S,245 head. York.
ers $5 40a5 20, Philadelphias SO 00a6 80.
suEEP-Receipts to-day 1000 head. selh
ing at $3 50a5 25.
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New YORK, September 97.-Bennelt,
schenck X Earle, for forty years in the
tea business, but now in the cigar bust.
ness, failed. Liabilities about SlS5,OOO
PRovIDEScErowH, MASS, September
2',-The Barnstable Savings Bank closed
to-day. 1t is thought that they will 10
able 10 pay dollar for dollar. 3
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Meeting Of Trunk Line sIannrerss

New York, September 27.-The meet.
Ing Of the managers Of the trunk lines TO.
day resulted In the withdrawal by Van.
derbilt and Garrett Of their claims for \
larger per centage Of freight than allow.
ell Under the apportionnent scheme.
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Nav IoRK, September GA sccre.
meeting Of sugar dealers was held yestet-
day, aud committee selected to wait on
Secretary Sherman and have the order
revoked reducing drawbacks on refined
sugars after October let,
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COLUMBUS, Mss, September 27.-Nat.
Pierce, who was implicated in killing
Story and Fitzpatrick, in Pickens county,
Alabama, last August, was taken from the
Carrolton, Ala, jaillas evening by about
200 masked men and hanged.
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weather Indications.

OPTlCR OF TIKI CHIEP SIGNAL OPRIcER,
WARRINGTON, d. C., Sept 2s-I \. n.
PRoEABILITlRs.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
light variable winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather, with a high pressure and
temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, falling follow.
ed by a rising barometer, warm south
veering TO cold north winds, partly
cloudy weather and rain areas,
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head and shoulders sustained very sc.
rious shock to the nervous Centers. Dr..
B. o. Williams rendered medical aid.
The Mitchell English Comedy Company
have billed our town for two perform.
ances, Friday and Saturday evenings.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
DIscontented and pIscournred

Disseminated and Discouraged.
LONDON, September 21.-A correspon-
dent at Zgalince telegraphs that discon.
tent and discouragement are great In tho
Russian army. The officers regard sue
cess as hopeless while the headquartera
Of the staff remainI unchanged. No i'm
proyement seems likely. Hali the army
will be invalided soon alter the bad
weather sets In.
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WHEAT closed at ChiCago yesterday
evening al an advanced u cls per bush.
el over closing price Of Wednesday,
Pork also was firm. Gold closed at ain
New York.
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GERMAN PRICES FOR slLvE


ROME. September 27.-Cardinal Riaro
senorza, who was believed by many to
have the best chance Of succeeding Plus
IX, is dangerously i'll and has received
the last Racramepts,
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ANOTHER savings bank wen, up yes,
terday. When will this thing end? It
is not grcenbacks but common honesty
that is most needed in thiscOunsry at this
time.
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New YoRx, September 27.-Arrired-
Steamer ST, Laurent, from Hayre.
PAILADELPH1A, September 27.-Ar-
rived-steamer Va'ierland, from Ant
werp.
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Republican state Convention

ROCHESTER, N, y, September 27.-The
Republican State Convention reassembIcd
this morning and made the following
nominations
For Secretary Of SlAte-John c. Chur.
chill.
CompLroller-Francis Sylvester.
Stat eTreasnrer-Wm. L. Bostwick.
Attorney General - Greenvillo Ire.
maine.
State Engineer-Howard SOulO.
Adjourned.
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Ncull Ilace on OsWneo Lake.

AUBURN, September 27.-The single
scull race on OAMaGo Lake, ! miles and re.
turn, was won by Courtney, Riley sec.
ond, Ten Eyck third. Time q minutes
29i seconds,
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ACCORDING to Gen. Grant (sCc in an.
other coluun) the late Senator Sumner
was not truthful man.
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Traditional Markets.1


PITTSBURGH, September 27.-Petroleum
Weaker; crude 81 37Iia9 40 at Parker's;
refined l5i[c, Philadelphia delivery.
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FIRE RECORD.


on the corner Of Green and Pitt streets,
with its contents, was damaged by fire.
Loss, $4,000. Insured.
LAWRENCE, MASS, September 27.-In.
gals Sons hat factory was burned, Sew
enty-fve hands are out of employment.
Loss $25, 900; insurance $4,000.
B0sToE, September Ell. Prang Il
Co.'S Chrome establishment, Highland
District, was burned this morning. The
building was filled with valuable plates,
Chromos, &c. Loss 100000.
At LARRABEEs POINT.
WHITE HALL, September GA fire ut
LarrabeeS Point, VI, opposite Ticonder.
oga, destroyed the store house OF II. g..
Burleigh & Bro, with large amount of
goods, and also large quantities OF coal.
Five tons Of powder exploded, making
great havoc. Loss $4,000.
PROVIDENCE, September 97.-A fire
broke out this evening in Waldron,
Wightman & Co.'S building, in the centre
OF several Of the best business blocks,
near the postofIice. The fire spread rap.
idly and reached the next building to the
postotiice. All the buildings on fire are
new first class brick or stone ones, but at
present there is no obstacle to the FIRE.
The flames have reached the building
occupied by the Erening P,css and the
Journal Office is in danger, The loss al.
ready is very large. The whole city FIRE
department is out, and aid has been asked
Of Pawtucket and Newport.
The fire is probably about under con.
troll. The buildings on two sides Of the
post office are destroyed, but the Govern
ment building, which is Of grunite, will
probably resist it. The JoutnaL folks
have moved their new type and files, but
think the danger is over. The Pea Office
is still in danger, the roof having been
partly crushed by falling walls. The
First Light Infantry regiment has been
ordered out and are now guarding prop.
erty. The worst Ia probably over.
The buildings burned were as follows.
The block Of Waldron, Whitman & Co.,
occupied by Themselves as Wholesale gro.
GERS; Jencks Bros box factory; Daniels
block, occupied by Daniels & Cornell,
Wholesale grocera; Barden & Keep, flour
dealers; fielder Bros. & Fessenden,
wholesale hat and cups, and a number Of
Offices in the upper stories; Rose & Ed
dy's block, occupied by Eddy & Co, whole
sale liquor dealers, Vaugh's block, occu.
pied by McCrillo, Harris & Co., wholesale
grocerE; BufIeton & Green, flour dealers;
A. A. Durdick, E. H. Aldritch and Wm.
Smith, wood dealers; A. & c. IIolbrook,
leather goods; Offices Of Charles +. Taylor
and Charles Dowen, wood DEALER; Peadle
Manufacturing Company, and others.
The two first were totally destroyed and
the others burned TO the lower stories.
The valuable stock Of drugs belonging to
W. B. Blanding, in the building adjoin-
ing the block Of Waldron, Wightman &
Co., was damaged 10 the extent OfSl0,00O
by fire and water. The loss is estimated,
from incomplete returns, at from $780,.
600 to 81 100000; insurance, 100000 to
$500 900,
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ToBACCOS-I HAVE ON HAND
l. full line Of Tobs.N1s from the leading man.
uIse,oriCs in the COZ nky including LorillaFd's,
Finer Bros, Holbro,. Monitor Navy, Harry c,
Holbrook's Navy, Homer Hudson, J. D, Pace,
Rlehmond J. r Pace, DanytlIe, Va; B. r. Grave.
" and Others. can furnish al style mAdO bJ
these factories a lowest market price.
N, REILLY, 1909 and lS1i Main 81,
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared to make careful and complete snalyse,
II Iron Ores LImcstonEs, Mineral Waters, etc.
Laboratory cor. 2kth and Chapline streets
Ru22 Wheeling, ". Va.
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AT LARRADEFs POINT,

WHITE HALL, September GA fire ut
LarrabeeS Point, VI, opposite TicOnder.
Oga, destroyed the store house Of II. g.
Burleigh 4 Bro, with large amount Of
goods, and also large quantities OF coal.
Five tons Of powder exploded, making
great havoc, Loss $4,000.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-01-31

TIE PRESIDENT APPROVED
tho bill on Monday and sent to the Sen
ate special message laudatory of the