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New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
TIE ARCTIC EXPLORERS.

LONDON. Saturday, Sept. %, 1850.
Commenting on Lieutenant Schwatkas eX-
pediop, Tie Tines says: Tie veteran Arctic eS-
plorcrs whose letters pubsh-Messrs. Parker snow
ana CheynecXprcss The natural regret fGat Lieutenant
Schwatkas success shoad not have been won by tEer
own countrymen. But Engishmen may rejoice that III
the loug and glorious chronicle of these expeditions
their kins,ren of the great American Republic share 10
UNEQUAL SPACE with themselves"
THE SUMNER IN THE NORTH.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25.-The summer in
the Arctic regions been foggy and mild and the re-
port carly in the OF great amount OF ice IN the
Straits arc now mated tha mild weather having
sent the southwark The cutter Corwin has ,nade
ciliccnt search the Eastern ceast ana Herald isahd
and later would VISIT WrGpge Is1nd.
TIE GULNARE RETURNS.
W.sBlSGToN Sept 25.-Captain How gate has received
n telegram from Lieutenant D0ane, who went out IN
command OF the exploring party in the Gunare aud Is
now az ST. Johns " f. II says that the Gulnare had re-
turned there las. evening. She lost one boat vita ali
the deck load In gale August 3, and reached DISCO
on the sth Of that month with two panks loose nno
stove-n starboard quarter Pavy and Gay iemaheu at
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
COIL MINING TO BE SUSPENDED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.-The anthracite
coal conpanes have ag eed a suspension OF produc
tion from October to Inclusive. An understand ng
has been arrived at the effect that there will be no
change in Eastern prices.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
IOss OF SOB 900 IN IOWA.

MOUNT VERNON, Iowa, Sept. 25.-A fire
Yesterday destroyed Powerss drug store. Rood &
Youne's clothing store Coughs grocery, aud other
bulIdipgs Loss, $4,000 Insurance, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
loss IN WEST BROADWAY.

Fire broke out yesterday forenoon In L.
Robertss carpenter shop at No. loS west broadway
The building. wooden she'd was burned. The flames
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

WHITEHALL, n. Y, Sept. 25.-A fire this
m orning at Birmingham Falls. near Ansabie Chasm.
destroyed Adgaes paper mill and Appleyards grist
mill and starch factory Losses about *loooo; hsuf
ano uukuOXn.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
GOVERNMENT NEWS.
ATTACKS ON THE TARIFF.

NJ IIAChS ON IfIE IAhtII'
THE COURSE OF EVENTS IN CONGIEss-
FERNANDO WOODS yoNDEscRTrT BILf-How u
WOULD HAVE INJURED AMERICAN INDUSTRIES
PROSPERITY UNDER PROTECTION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
PERMANENT oRuAsIHATIoH
Report OF The Committee on Permanent
ORGANIZATION.


Report OF the Committee on Permanent
Organization.
MI. scott made the following report ol
the UommiIlur on Permanent Organiha
tion.
Fut President, Hon. q. u. Hubbard.
For Vice PrrAiieniA, Lyman hteadman
ol Hancock cnuniy. H. T.. flrming ol
Marion, l., W. Morris ui Ritchic, 4. u
smith ui Wood, u ]. Rcdman al Mason,
Henry bender Ol Jackson, j |, Kuhn ul
Cabcll, Thro. James oi Fayeito, \. l..
Allen ui raylur, Jas g. MCIiWw oi Pres
ton. ], T. lloku oi MInoral, }. ii. BrIS'
tow ui Berkeley.
For secretary, J, J, Ilc,Gcl, oi Morgan
county.
Ror Assistant secretaries, u, Y. Tooth.
akur, ui Wood cnunty Col Fry. OF Up
shur, John A Gibbons. ol Mason.
The committee iurIhcr Recommended
that the Convention decide aS to tho
manner ul olccting delegates 10 Chicago.
ANn that the rules of tho House oi
Representatives govern Ia tho tunycn'
ton,
Alao that members bc allowed Ia
speak hut once aud noi longrr than ten
minutes uu any unr question.
THIS report was adopted aliur some
ollurt io amend u, without change.
In Governor Stevenson, tho ten
putary chairman, then announced that
tho pnrmAnCnt chairman could no"
como iorward aud take charge oi tho
spelling school
NM nunnAHp's ADDRESS.
GESrlEnEs ~ IuE CosyEstios l
thank YOU iur tho hi,h Cumpllmeni Oi
proHiding over this intelligent body, aud
seldom IL IL 90 SEQ body nj iull OF In
icrrat, oi emerge aud oi that enthusiasm
that Argues HuueAA from tho beginning
10 the conclusion. W. ara called upon
To- nominate the men whu will bo the
President aud Nicr President ui the
lni,,d rI.,,s nru prominent Ia war
aud ciyil lite, aud fitted To- serve any
government There 10 the samo ineling
Ia West Virginia 40 Ia the United States,
aud cyrty where wc mark that decision
and energy which makes HuccesA Ger
tain.
[ do not considrr that ! am here
Io take up your limo, hut
mar ray that while We have no
Word oi drlraCtion from any name, there
ID Que which seems to spring sponta
neously To every lip Cries oi Blaine. "
| need not namo Il nov, but may before
I conclude. Here is man born Ia u
noighboring State aud a man Who stood
foremost Va the eouncils ol the Nation
when slatesmauship VAS the Rorest
needed. Here iaa name allicd With the
laburing man can Ne ~ sIIh this namo
To the West Virginia woTk,ngmcnt lAP'
plause
| hopo that whatever differences may
arise. they will be Expressed With the
kindr,I ui lrelihgs For there h nu real
difference. lilo wili stand by you aud
YOU will had hun your friend Let us
then agree aud make West Virginia =
voice puicailal in the Chicago Conven'
ton.
fc,m Ne muunlain. ifotn the fallrl.
from the hilltop tfOmt eplslh,
FfJtn ,Sc) street tfJln OF aluj
Comes tue c,huing ep Tot blAins
Long, loud aud continuous applause,
Toe permanent secretaries came Tor
ward.
Black Doyencr called ior report OF
CUmmilicc on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
,oAsrrsr ON ssssAsssr ORGANIZATIONS,


guLss AND ospER or nunSNs.
First pistrict--N. u. Scott, Ohio.
seoond-Cap,. MoCloaky We,ssl.
Thlrd-l.ee Raymond, Harrison.
Fourth--w. A. Cooper, Wood.
Fihh-E. J. Rsdman, Mason.
sIIth-0. .. Taylor, Braxton.
soy,uth---Jndson spohord, Cabell.
Eishth-lieorge N. Davis, 0reenbrier.
Ninth-Iob II. Glassoock, Barbour.
Tpnlh--Alphsas W. Garrison. Mon
ongalia. 80,
Twclhh-J. J. He.sel, Morgan.
ooaaIrrgg Oh RESOLUTIONS.
Fiut District-C. ID. Hubbard, Ohio,
seoond-Geo. Edwards. Marshall.
Third A. @. Moore. Harrison.
Fourth ID. y. Pngh. Tyler.
Fifth John II. Riley, Jackson.
sixth J. W. Uraerait, kanawha
seventh Amos Dye, Cshcll'
Eighth . j. W. Davis. SumnerA
Ninth--John W. Mason, Taylor.
Tenlh-J. Marshall Hagans, Morgan
town.
Elnyonlh J. 7. Hokc, Mineral.
Twelfth Jas. I, But,, Jeiisrson,
COMMITTEES On aAsIA 90 AUTHORIZATION.
Fist District Lyman steadn'an. Han
cock.
srcond II. \. White, Marahall,
Third-w. II Ohuyront, Doddridse'
Fourth =. \. SHAW, Wood.
f,nh-D. ii. Mlllard, Mason.
sixth J. +. Bollard, kanawha
scyent-D Ramsdall, Wayne.
Eighth Thoo. ualnes. tayotie
Ninth }. J, Pvtursop, Lewis.
Tenth - James NJ. chichester, Preston
Eleventh a. shrrr, Grant.
Tweiith w. II. II Flick, Berkeley =
]. NJ. Hagans roso ~ y point OF punc'
tualion, aud tried to mako Il appear
tha, tho programme provided Cor 1--we
committous. lilo was Iulcd not an en-
port in punctuation,
Ep. u. Willard, ot Mason, moved io
adopt tho report oi tho committoos M
whole, which was done.
Mr. Cowden, OF Ohio. moved n recess
till "a o'clock, which motion was
amended Ia adjourn until o'clock y. ~
aud Was unanimously carried,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
THE poLlrIoAL sIruArIos.
urants nspulss ~ Chicago ths univsrssl
Topic Of Conversation.
special lo the kegi.loI


WAMuIsoros, May ~.
la all my experience hcrr ~ q zorro
apondcnt, never have ! known tho po'
Iitical situation 10 be morn Interesting
or exciting. All day again yesterday
tho signal and unexpected repulse OF
Grant al Chicago WAS tho uniyersa. topic
Of discussion among statesmen aud
smaller politicians Again today tho
in,crcul seems unabated. aud tho most
important subjects bsiorc CON
grcm arc forgotten In specnlaiiona -
10 what will he the result of this
surprise Of tho Grant msnagrrs aud tho
capture oi votes they confidently relied
ON, In spit. oi the Tact that senator
Conkling aud Mr.. George 0orham aay
that q ant 10 not Yet hurt, the Third
termors nov begin 10 seo things ~ they
arc, and iesl that ior tho Grant party In
the chicl city Oi urants siste W turn
lail aud bolt before an organization oi
the county Convention Was confession
Of weak naaa aud defeat 20 palpable that
no excuse or explanation they can mshe
will paliiate il. These third tarmers
have already begun ~ talk OF . second
choice. aud w indom seems their iavor'
ito. THIS 10 construed n a surv sign
that they anticipate Grants defeat OF
withdrasal As lar ~ tho k~publIcan.
here. Who ara not ior u thlri lsrm, are
concerned, they think aud say that the
Chicago buAiness has Knocked the bot
tom out oi tho third tsrm movement,
aud that u Granis managers underiats
10 play iammsny's role, they will do the
Republican party great deal VI harm
throughout tho couniIy aud sceomplish
no uool for Grant
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NEW JERSEY IN FLAMES.
Miles of Forests shriveiing la
tho Fiery Blast The Coniia'
urutiou Tending to tho ben

R,HNruAr, May ~ Tho country
south ol herr Hucms to he wrappod Ia
lrariuI conllagrallon. The fro Ia re-.
ported to bo Ia the nciRhborhood oi
liarrinyillc aud Irish Mills, The loAa ol
Thursday aud Fridays hrc was $1,000
In cranberry bags alone, while tho 90.
dar limbcr land burned was tho most
valuable ~ the State.
Smoke obaour,nE the Sun,
IIgSpmcNN n. j., MAY ig-A forest
lrc ui the moSt appalling magnitude Ia
eating iis way towards The Hra coast
Tho AT h sliiing with smoke, aud the
sun h ohscurod Thousands oi birds
aud animaln lying dcad Ia tho
woods tell oi tiN destruction.
A alin hrceIe has boen hlowiug
from tho west The liru seems io come
from the Il rcclion ol Ridgrway aud
AlcaandrrH. aud 10 ho icoding upon
tho hall charrcd woods oi the late great
nrcAl Rrn. The linr oi coast irom tho
direction OF thu Toms river 10 the
Sqnaln was one sheet oi tame at dusk
this evening
Great TImbsr Forests Devastated.
Nit pLE,S,Sr, \. j.. May 3-Tho
present iofcHi iirr, which has spread
over this nculion oi country, caused
damage tu the Timber land amounting To
over 500 CNu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
FOREIGN
TURKEY
Buissrsan outrssss In Roumsns

Bulssr1an Outrage. In Roumsus
CoSsrASrISorlE. May l3-The Brit
ish Consul at Bouryrs, Eastern Roune'
l,a. tolrsTapha the BRITISH Anba.sadof
A band oi soldiera IRON Balssna entered
the district OF Adois, pillag~d nlne Iurh'
18Th villages, Killed several men aud oui'
rase.I Eome women. Twenty one hun
dTcd aud sixty ala Muaselmen escaped,
and are nov eneampCd al AehilA'
EvsrJthlbs RssdJ Cor wA ia AleshiA
UoSsrASuSorlE, May ", Hole De
man PaAha, commander u the Turkish
,rOops on the plain oi PodseriiiA, not
unly arranged matters Va such assy
thai the evacuated positions sete Inn
tnetiatsly occupied by the AIbsniaes.
bat lac detailed ~ small an cseort ~ hs
provision aud ammunition Isins that
The AihAntAna took po~scssioa al phem
easily. All IherhieitTi hayt sent nsn,
aud there Is pefrcs harmony be'seen
the MuHsulmans aud Christians IRON
Alassia. PtiIrvad, iakoys, lPck, Gus
ina, aud Iaava Considerable iorce.
have alrrady arrived. A large bsnd Ol
Mifidites passod through hcniAfi on
their uay 90 the front j, 10 believed
,hs, o.sf len lhonsaed men are collect,
"a In the nelshborhooi al Iusss aud
Hun, and they are weIl provided -iih
artillery sapplies oi proytssons and
ammunition have been pouring inio The
mountains al winter. Contribations
are lsyiei IRON ali the Albanisna undsi
penalty u having their houses bnfnei
Il is confidently asserted that their snp
plies are suiiisisnt 70 maintain Q lons
struggle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
AspnoAon or vHs snp,RA

bsa Nan souads wsraiAs Of ths psasss
ef nspablsean Tsadsne,ss Toward osa-
tralisation.
WAanixorox, May l2.--ssastor Hill,
oi Gsonxis, ooatinued hIs spssch sgainst
The sdmlssion ot kellosx 70 ssat In the
senate to-day. la closing, hs expresssd
hls apprehension oi the tsadsacy shoVa
10 the reosnt debate " iavor COO:
trsllsslion. II had bscn srYued
on lhe other aide that military courts
were on tho same iootins with OWL
courts; that Stats iudges could bs called
beiore Fvieral Judges ~ snsser 10.
quirias Into the parlormanee oi their
duties, de. II was nov proposod ~
have the Senale ovsrrids the ooa'
stitutional rights Of slats.
:: re: :1s.ss;t cs.s: y. :A. s.
impsrislisa,t Have The people sars,
aud hear not the yroans III dy'
loo libsrtyf Have they eyes,
and sss no, drspolism stalking With
hrassn front At MONDAY la the highest
halls oi tho nAtioa. lfthsse thinsssbs
~ Why shall 40 no. DO honest and tell
people st once 70 sad this mockery oi .
irre government, undsr . writtsa COZ.
stituIion, peAceably. bslors fraud sud
iaros shalt end u In blood' No. sir
The people have ears aud they vii
hear. They have syss and they will 500.
Tho people will have liberty. They
still have iaith In the written Conztita.
tion. aud lhsy will riss up, ! trust, Ia
this suspicious year, and declare that .
party which Ia willing 70 seise
aud hold the govsrnmsnt by fraud
against tho popular will shall never ai.
terwsrd 10 trusted With power by that
popular will. They viii cast out the
thieves that divide the public Offices -
their own legitimate plundsr, and u they
undertake 70 disiranehiss . sovereign
State oi this Union the peopls will. -
they ought, drive us IRON thcso sesis
and place men here sho will respect
the popular will aud obev tho OonnIiiu'
ton ~ the supreme Law over all y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
kAItsnAp Bosps-- Active and irrS9a
lar, bus In tho main higher.
HfArn Bok us-Dull.

kAIlsnAp Bosps-- Active and irrvgu.
lar, bus In tho msin hishss.
stAvs Boz ns- Dull.
Sruxs-Ths market opsnsd strong,
aud prices advanced 10 pet csat bat
under irve sales . decline oi ~ n per
cent. IVES REGARDED. the latter In lfon
Aountsia. puriav tho ailsraoon spse.
ulalioa again became strung, but this
frmnoss vas followed by Q depression,
witch eontiuucd tiil nssr Tho Gloss.
sad che market assumed . baeysat
s.se s.s. >.1 -. - "a Es Es +! a
shares, the Granyps stocks aud faiac
Mail leading the improvssnsmsnt The
bulls ssprsss themselves ~ hopsiul ~
yauiing luturs raIlruad sarninv, the
coutinusJ Increase being In many easss
the largest ever known.
change aggregated tyoooo shsrsa, ol
which S.0n vers Oaasia bouthsru,
1900 Drla~ar l.acka~snns and West.
arl. o, ,t10 Delaware aud Hudson, ID, 900
Erie, 8.300 Hannibal A H. Joseph.
9,000 Iron Mounlaiu, 20,0U kansAs
aud TsIsA, &&,000 Lake shors, 1900
Louisville aud Nashville, 2.O1 Lake
Emo aud Western, b,000 Michigan Osa.
trail, i2,0o0 Northwestern, 4, 30 kash.
VILE and Chattanooga, " ,oo New Issssy
Central. 1000 Nsw york Osntral, 3,M
Northsrn Pacific, i2,000 Ohio aud " r
sissippi, 8,000 Ontario aud westssu,
600 Pacific Mail, la.0m Rssiias.
NJ. Paul, 2,t00 H. louis and HaA
cisco. 6,000 Union Pacific, 1,m
and panilc aud " 900 Wvslarn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
ONO JAIL DELIVERY.
Bold Escape Of Three Conviots
from tho Columbus Peniton'
tiary.

CuluMnra, May l9-Three cnnvictA
cscapcd lrum the pcniteniiary early this
morning before tho wall guards were
placed on duty. The convicts are Jas.
II. Cooper, y seven year man from hn'
caa county, James Fay, iour year man
from Montgomery county, aud T.. u
Adams. ave year mNn from Hamilton
county, All three mcn we're employed
In tho bakery, aud their cscape was
made by locsing their guard In the
Kitchen aud scaling Ia the outer walls
10y means ni long board with cross
pieces nailed to H. Tho ESCAPE had eyi'
den,ly been carefully planned, aud tie
cnnyictA we're doubtless aided by out
side friends A soon a they let
the prison authorities offered a reward
OF slOO ior the arrest oi each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13

convention assembled, hereby rsose
their allegiance 10 the Republican pafV
OF the Unloa aud rsaiiim ils time hoa'
orsd principle Of iree govsrnmeos-.A
government Of the people, by The gsegE
and for the people. Especially 40 W
reafhr,n the foundation prineiple 81
which our Government rests and wlioh
NO hoped the civil war had ssitled, tat
now too oilea called In question, thss
the United States oi Amerlca 10 q natlon
aud not . league or ooniedssAry o.
States. %, .
We hold to tho great saving truth oi
humanity. "thAt all mon ara e{retsd
equal and entitled 10 complete hberty
aud exact equality la the exercise of -
civil, political aud public rights"
We demand the protection of OIL GU
Iens, native aud adopted, wherever the
ilag oi our country hoais, al home OF
abroad, aud that the samo protsction
shall be afforded 10 tho adopted Amsri'
eau cili.ens that Is extended " the ~;
tive horn. k
We require that oil public oiilsoIs b
held 10 a rigid responsibility sn0 ne
prompt prosecution aud puniHhmeni ei
all who belray Official trusts or dutlrs
Wo regard tho pubic school .ys,ssi -
the bulwaIk Oi tho American hslp ie
aud safeguard Of its citizens, sae -
mand that all public school iund4 y
property bc kept from nactarian eo14 pl.
W. insist that tho dolleciion q on ~
ON imporialions bc ~ adlusted A4>o
promote the bosi Interests oi Amert sn
labor when brought in compoution w
ioru,gn labor.
Wa oppose further granite OF ths b-
tic lands ,o corporations aud usenapbils-
tics aud demand that tho national do
main bo devoted to ireo homes ior tho
people u
We favor sound aud convertible
currency oi which zach dollar reoogn Red
by the government shall be the equal oi
any other dollar recognised by tho gov
crnmcnt whether oi gold, silver or pa
per,
We pmombor with gratitude the
services oi those who porillcd their liycs
ior tho counjry'H preservation and de'
mand that the plodgrs made ~ ihoso
Who died that the country might i've,
as we'll IN those who survive IN enjoy
the blessings their yalot won, shAll be
redeemed by any ponAions ahd Rrher'
aus omulumonta
iI.n,I,,,Is,I mn E.IrIh paJf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
AFTERNOON sEssIos.
Hsas.smbiing Of the Convention a. Q
O'clock 4, N.

HeAssembiing Of The Convention ~
O'CLOCK n. N.
.Goyernor Stephenson called tho
Convention 10 order, aud Said that he'
lurr calling ior tho reports ol commi,lccS
tho Chairman oi tho Central Cominitloo
duH,rad ~ make a statement
A. W. Campbell lhrn stepped forward
aud stated that tho present state Cen
trail Comniittce thought proper lo londor
Ihclr Tusignationa al this time ih order
that new committee bc appuinicd hy
tho Convention, which could meet al
once aud perfect arrangements ior OF
ganiling tho party IA the state. lilo
therefore formally trndurcd tho reHigna'
TONS ot the committee.
EI Governor Stevenson called ior
the rrpoit Of tho CommlIlcc on Crodon'
tails.
Dr. Hall, OF Richie ma,lo report, u
very full lat Oi the delegates being given
la our yesterdays report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
TuE GREAT sUUI.LERs.
Every Prospect oI % slashing
Race Briwccn iianlan aud
CourinrS 4 Match Probable
BctWecn llilcy and uanlan
The Course,

M,aiuN.rH,. Nav o. A the Iluis OF
che sr,at bu,t rare draws near the iulrr'
usl lu the event grpNs rapidly, aud thc
guCral ,npTyssion uuN b. that lianlan
aui Iuurtury ~lll certainly come to-
gcibvr AMI that the rarv viii bc Pullrd
GOA ils murits Mlr, Nhu h here, sesna
10 b. hilly spoillng tora chsnve either
Ia pub hanlan or go pail IA the acc
~ub b,m aud IourJury tie has su irr.
yUcUti, rAprrus,d h,s drs,rr 20 mr,t
liauIan that the latter has al last ~
sIHuiyl D. his banter. The pTvsCnt
situation "a Affairs hctxvcn lhcsr tau -
irs,uuvi iu iutvJNiVNs pubiiahcd in the
tas.. IT this gay.
NJ llauau ssid n have heard that
NJ Nly, has byrn bloN,ag cuasrlrra
hiN about bis dysitr 10 p'v ne Nov
saUt you 90 say that u be really wants
o. u,v mv, I am Wiling o. meet him
tuJ t..u,O OF ~ AOA silc. al any plarr
ur Al any ume he may namc. either BE-
iurr ut alter my contrst With Courtney.
aIu here nov. aui 80 ~ hv. ani " he
smls " ncs, lot b,m pat uP oT shut
up
Mr.. Ilalan spokc earnestly aud cVi-
dsttly meant business, Tie then San
,fs,.l down Nilh his Canadian friends
to the theatre, Nh,iv The reporter spusht
Riley aud con municaled lo hini the iacI
thai llsnlan would a,r h,n, Ihv Ssis-
toga uarsmAn dchhyuiyd tDr . inmate
bclorv be spokc
II think, then. that tace can b. ar,
Iahgsd As anssvrri al last Al TIE
aanie time ! Sonld nut enter such q
match uithaut suihcivut pTarIicc. Mat.
lers ato very uncsTtain Nith me lual
nox, l0r 10 not knuS Nhether am
solng un roN Ia tho grval Tare % noI ]
Noald not rON iu thc boats ! have With
me. Ou the Nhuic. | would rather Sail
annl the coming maleA 10 over
Although, u AFR nan,An puts up to-niof
ToS, oT at ANY other ume, sum o
money With a responsible paper, he all
And ne reAAy ~ Inest hinl lSanl 4
FoS With nanlAh and Coaftnuy. en-
will tAkr the raS oi being defeated A
70 rare wilh uanlan. ! can sAy adth
Ind definite aow"
There 4 a rumor,H sAid the Pos
changing the snbiecI "thai yoa are =
lng 70 arrange q race With French
Johnson."
That ls not 80. ! ro~sd hin on'
and beat hlnl, and l sald then that
never would Fnce him axain. Thew q
be no ioandAtion, a. lar a. ! am ca
esrnsd. Zoe thai. "
ID lls believed apong eosl.ns Sifc'
thai 4 racs vil ba afnakfd bsiSu
Hanlan and Riley. The terms 0 I
contract balxe cen the lonnef and Con
pey naua e6sctually dsoar Riley III
The usce, IN Courtney zones "
scratch. A gpnerli desire . ielh b.
ever, 10 90 RilsY ts.i his skill y
Hanlan, and an eh0st sill probably
made 10 Fslse purss which vhi m'
n NJ lhalr Interest n F0x.
fhs course has been surveyed by
Nsulon Brewer. u 6corsviosn. Is
gias a point sbout 100 ysrds b.
the keQusdnct bFidsr, and beads
bslos The Potonlsc Ciab bo>l hoass.
ves sAssially ssns essf sad anal
49, plAssd " nslk \. bsaaaAhsA
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- WHEELING, W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING, NAY ID 1880

sSssi;,s: %. s;' :.s e -: :as sss' sIsss.s ,
sSpoH ths bIil % he Ssssle vith : asn-
bsr ol Importaas sneeduelta fAe
ns Isss' :.sv ssa.ssIss': ~ 49,
ass.s 80. 's.siSs su,se,,sss IL
20 much oi ths chasps ior overland tFens.
portstioa el ths malls = As may dean
IusI Ths eommltlss sdd yhs iollovlng
amounts: Three hnndrsd aad any
thousand dollars lor railroad n,sil tsans-
pertstion, 10000 tor steamboat nssil
ssrvics. ga, 900 ior pay oi msil mssssa.
ysss, aad Ca,0D 70 provide asw mall
Ioots
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
rmE GREAT oIL Fires
lgain Break Out The whole
Northern Region Threat

Hg,utuan. a.. May a. The hrr
bfukr uut lsaiu tu the it1ysJ ahuut eight
! ,tIra irum hrfr at uuuu tu'iaS, u -
,urrpiug everything hrlurr Il Tho
,uagys ct u,l Jrutrr aud Mtidaushyiii'
ka,u hryu dvsJrlyvl Ona 2hWh
b,ttyl tank. ,ui number ot smaller
bu,, arr uuu huruiug Tbr hrc thrral
ns thr NhvJ, region north II lhis Town.
lut tho lyruJpry uycr witch h h. sweep
b. ~ ~ Nidr q, a. trudrJ q lnIp"Ha,hln
!, % srt iHc details to night At mtlhlsht
lhn rity ct nuke Centre Was s,lv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
APRAIRiE FEUD.
A Rural Roadside Murder tn
Williamson County, I'LL.

sr. Lows, May l2,-Auother cold
hlooded murder has bccn committed IN
Williamson county, III RECALLING ihr
numerous NaassinAtions which have
been pcrpctraled in the county in Tue
past lev years past by tho Russell and
bulliner families kucently hard fc.l'
ings sprung up bciwren Henry A
stocks aud John H. Russell, txu iafmefa
living on adjoining places, on al eight
mite prairie. Yesterday the parties
met on the ruad. aud an alteration took
place. duung whlah Rusasll shot stocks.
killing him Instantly. Russell had not
b,en attraled At last acCounts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THt THIRD TERRIERS TALKING or A
SECOND CHOICE. .1f
slAiHr CARRIES MICHIGAN Q
STORM.

Il 10 reported thss Blaine carried the
Miehls,n oouvsutioa hy Storm ysslsr-
DAY. but his iollossn In washiastoa
have learned that II wont do 70 crow
boo much over Grant Ooasrss. 10 put
ting tho appropriation bills through With
Q ruah. The River and Hsrbor bill u In
danger Of being defeated. Bon Hill's
speech against kellogg wss one oi the
sbIes. oi his life. The present political
situation Is described a. being Of the
most Intsrestins character.