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The assessors say their little books tell
roe queer stories about how some people
isNheu they call around.
EAssreet cars are being painted green
instead Of the yellow coat they have
iaoEn ever since they were made.
Salie Acrowd was at the o. & p. depot
I'Adly noon to welcome home Rev.
!Eass Thoburn and his sister, Miss Bella
!Aobuu. Mr.. Thoburn went to India
ny about twenty years ago, taking his
ME with hiLl. Crawford, who is here
Dos, vas born in Lucknow, where his
bother died. Misc Thoburn went out Ia
ela him nearly twelvS years ago, and has
a9' Oeen home since. He was home touI
Ieln ago. Eiablrate decorations have
yea 10 preparation for some time at the
SsthOdist Church, where reception will
: gwen them Wednesday evening.
VaafIes Hersey and John Hoier, who
S.ie reported drowned 10 the Kanawh&
1n'ed home safe last night, aud were
'1Neansd by host Of anxious friends.
. SsS. Mills and vile, Of Cleveland, are IL
Htn, And Mr.. McHelvey, OF st. Clairsville
ssLeo here to meet them.
= he little child Of ]. f. Sterrit, Of tht
I'M Eard, who has been sick for somt
aSs' died Tuesday. The funeral will
Iis place Wednesday afternoon at thret
Beillire's share to the Columbus Con
.eslioa are already out there. Are the!
EolngI set up 4 job on their Blain,
Sfen SSSafen before they get there, like at 81
Monday afternoon we noticed some baI
z, ieS ol ,alt lying on tho wharf very clos
2 'hs waters edge, and several person
sefo discussing the likelihood ol thei
Vans aubmerged II not moved. An
So&s Just what happened TO them, NAL
@s some loss TO the Aults,t the owners. 50
s'lIt sSat all stay in q barrel when upd' q
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THE BELnoNr CouArY CONVENTION
Indignation Among the Belmonters on
the Eastern border.


Editors Intellgeneer.
The eastern border OF Belmont county
ieel very indignant over the action Of the
St. Clairsville Convention. They claim,
in the first place, that their representa-
ton chad they been allowed it) is not in
proportion to their fair and equal rights
in accordance with the important part
they play in the contest when it comes to
an election. The border, as was shown
by Colonel Poorman in his plea for the
removal OF the county seat, represents q
very large proportion OF the popular vote
Of the county, and this vote is unani-
mously for Blaine. Yet, Notwithstanding
this, a majority OF the popular vote sends
minority delegation iAto the Convention
who meet slop-shop, put up job, the
work Of political tricksters known as the
"St. Clairsville Ring" and fail utterly in
sending to Columbus single Blaine dele
gate.
II is very well known by the men who
are interested in our factories along the
river Just how the thing was done and
who did 1t. 1t is known that the county
was canyassed by those slop-shop cutters
and filters, and that Sherman uniforms
ready made were tit onto chosen men,
whose names were at once enrolled and in
convention read out without the time
honored custom which has always pre-
vailed in honest Republican conventions:
No committee on credentials was allowed
by these Sherman bulldozers. No vote in
convention on committees on choosing
delegates was allowed. Nothing was said
or done but what was rank with the
offensive job which had been put up to
thwartths true sentiment OF the people,
and run the convention in the interest oi
hoop.iron Sherman. He was whooped ur
tight. But it is done, and the old sore
heads have been chosen and will go u
Columbus. But the ring must remember
that maybe time will come when venR,
eance will be ours. In just what way lei
the st. Clairsville county seat advocates
imagine, and II they are unable 70 CUES
they may find out some day.
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C1Rcuir CouRr PRocREDrSos.-In the
Circuit Court, Judge Melvin presiding,
yesterday, the jury, in the case OF Rachel
Mckee vs. VIM. D. johnson, trustee, ct
al, returned verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff, awarding her $500 damages.
In the appeal cases Of the City oil Wheel
ng against Julia Chisnell two cases., Me-
issa Robinson, Mary FlanneIy, Rosa
Scott aud Mary Marshall, q dismissal was
entered by direction Of the City Solicitor.
II will be remembered that these women
were arrested and fined by the city courts
on the charges Of prostitution and main.
tainiug houses OF III repute, but appealed
line cases, with the results noted above.
The case OF the City vs.. Hannah Kelml
charged with selling liquor without IL
censs, was tried to jury, which found
verdict for the defendant.
In the case OF the City Of Wheeling ys
Iouisa hoffman, continuance wasorder
ed at the costs OF the city.
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FUNERAL oY JouS A. BRowS.-The
body OF John A. Brown, late watchman
at the PostoiIice, whose death We
chronicled yesterday, was consigned to | is
native dust last evening, the funerel SER
vices being attended by large number
OF sympathizing friends, among them
being Postmaster Sterling, the clerks at
the Office and the letter carriers, the lat
ter in uniform serving as pail bearers:
Rev. S. B. Barnitz delivered a brief aud
appropriate address at the house, and the
interment took place at the Peninsula
Cemetery. Tho flags at the PJstofEice
we're at halfmast all day, and a general
feeling Of sorrow pervades the whole
force Of employees. Mr.. Brown, In all his
81 years service in the Wheeling
Postofice, only had two leaves Of absence,
except on occasions Of sickness, and the
longer one OF these was for but three
days. His iaithiulness TO his duties was
almost unexampled, and his place will be
hard to ILL.,,
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Merchants Exchange e
PIrrsBUKGH.


PrrTsBURGu, Pa, April 27.-Another
homicide occurred here this morning be.
tween three and four o'clock, the victim
being VIM. Tate, mato of the steamer 1.
N. Phillips, and murderer Jacob @.
Merriman, engineer of the steam tug Stella
McCloskey. As usual when high water
there was blockade at the lock, and
these parties adjourned to small dog.
gerry near by kept by Mrs. Divins, where,
during the night, dispute arose as TO the
age OF the two men. A wager was made
and Tate lost. Tate then remarked that
Merriman was not as good man as he.
Tkis caused some words, but it was fnally
settled without any serious trouble, and
Merriman left. He returned soon and
demanded that Tate should take back
what he had said. This Tate refused to
do, upon which Merriman knocked him
down. He got up, when the latter again
struck him, Telling him second time,
his head striking the yulcanite pavement,
breaking his neck in the fall, killing him
instantly. Merriman was arrested and
lod ed 10 Jail. The Coroner's inquest was
held this afternoon.
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FOR cuARlrYssAKE.
Appeal for Aid for the sufferers of thu
Western cyclone.


ST.. LOUIS. April 27.-The Merchants
Relief Committee have received SO many
reports Of the terrible destruction and dis
tress occasioned by the recent tornado In
this State, and have official advices from
so many relief committee and prominent
gentlemen in the devastated districts, o.
the urgent need Of assistance for the suf
ferers, that they will issue the following
tomorrow morning, and ask place for II
in the Associated Press:
"7o Charitably Disposed People Of he United
Stdleg:
"Ths recent cyclones, which passed
over the western part of the State oil
Missouri, have brought death and ruin
to hundreds Of families; laid waste many
thriving towns and villages, and scattered
to winds the houses, stock and imple-
ments OF hundreds Of farmers.
Recent .advices Lreceived by this com.
mittee show the desitution to be more
fearful than pen can picture. Frank E.
Nicher, professor OF physics, Washington
University, this city, and @. Haley Smith,
civil engineer, who have Just returned
from an exploring tour which covered the
entire line OF the two tornadoes in south
western Missouri, in report to this COM
mittee say that half has not been told.
The James River storm began about 35
miles west Of Springfield, and gradually
increased in size and power until 1t at
tained width OF two thousand feet, and
for forty.six miles il cut an unbroken
swath from one hundred and tiltY 10 two
thousand feet wide. Men, women and
children we're killed or crippled. Horses,
cattle, sheep and hogs in similar condi-
ton. Dwellings, fences and outhouses
are not only leyelled, but blown away.
Plows, wagons, reapers and other farming
implements are reduced TO scrap iron and
kindling wood, and in many cases fields
with growing crops are so covered with
forest debris or with mud or sand that
much additional labor will be required to
save what has been planted. No houses
or barns are left standing in the track OF
the storm, and farmers are entirely with.
out horses and implements with which to
carry on their farms.
Similar reports come from many other
sources, and the demands on the people
for aid are yers urgent. st. Louis is doing
all in her power for the relief OF these un.
fortunate districts, but the call is too great
and cannot be supplied in an adequate
manner by the citizens Of this State alone.
This committee therefore, in behalf OF the
sufferers, appeal to the people OF this
country everywhere, to come forward and
assist in relieving the great distress OF the
Southwest. The appeals from the fever
stricken cities OF the South during the last
two summers we're not more urgent than
this. This committee will furnish In
formation. to any parties having funds to
forward to the points needing any money
or supplies, sent here for this purpose.
[Signed E. o. STANARD,
ALKx. H. SMITH,
D. z. Rowland,
SAML. CUPPLEs,
MARTIN COLLINS,
Merchants Exchange Relief Committee.
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THE CONNECTICUT DEM0CRAoY
plrLded belween EnEII.h nnd TlIden.

Divided between EnEIIsh and TIIden.
HARrroRD, April ga large number
Of delegates to the Democratic State Con-
yention, which assemblies in this city to-
morrow, arc already in the city. Ex'
Senator Barnum and other prominent
Democrats are present. There will be
some strife for the delegates TO Cincinnati
between those who desire ex.GoyernoE
Enslish for the Presidency and the friendH
oI Tiiden. It is believed tonight that the
majority Of the delegates selected will be
able. II the unit rule is adopted, to give
the vote OF the State as Tilden and hi:
| friends shall dictate.
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RIRE RECORD.


LOUISVILLE, April ga Russellvlllo
Reratd.Entsrprise extra gives the following
particulars Of conalgration at Adsville:
The south side and part OF the east side
Of the public square was burhed. The FIRE
originated in rear of Raydurn's store, the
back part OF which had been saturated
with coal oil. A pile Of shayings was
found there also. 1t was evidently the
work Of an incendiary unknown.
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Liher.y pI,.riet for Rlalne

EdltoD Intsllgeneef.
The Republicans of Liberty District met
at Centre School House on the oath inst.
for the purpose OF selecting delegates to
the County Convention to be held in
Wheeling on the lst Of May, 1880. The
meeting was called to order by 7. T. Max.
well. WI. Whitman was chosen Chair.
man. The following persons were chosen
delegates: W. B. Curtis, James, Mccain.
mon, D. A. Gifin, w. W. Foreman, W: F.
Whitman, A. McCulock, ]. D. Whitman,
I. T. Maxwell, Samuel Bell, W. NJ. Dun.
lap. A resolution to instruct our dele
gates to use their influence for James G.
Blaine was carried.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 27.-The Colo, is
deyoting series OF articles to the stra,e-
.gical condition of Siberia with regard to
the offensive and defensive operations in
case of war with China.
The Gazette chronicles the appointment,
as new military Governor OF the District
OF Amoor, OF Major-General Baranof,
heretofore chief OF staff Of the second ar.
my corps OF Caucasus.
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, April 27.-The Portuguese news
papers assert that Macao Is blockaded and
that Chinese cruisers captured seventeen
vessels in Portuguese waters, and in con-
sequence the government has telegraphed
to Mozambique ordering the corvette
Rainha De Portugal TO Macao. One jour.
pal complains that the Portuguese govern
ment withholds kilograms from Macao.
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A FAMOUS GAMBLING RESORT
WRECK ED.

PARIS, April 27.-In the reports which
have reached here of the explosion in the
gambling room Of Monte Carlo, Saturday
night, one account says: A package oI
powder was placed on the mantlepiece and
that a package OF dynamite was thrown
into the window. The windows, clocks
and looking glasses were smashed. The
saloon was crowded at the time. One o.
the players was attacked and robbed BY
four men, but all the officials remained al
their posts. The design was to rob the
banks, but the strong box failed.
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,,,r,yLylSlA holds a Democratic State
c,.,.ntjou to-day, to send delegates to
S..i,r,i. The contest for the suprema-
:. .S,,T.ep the Randall and the Wallace
s,,'Iss, y |, almost as bitter as that of Tam
~, ~ and .uti.Tammsny in New York.
R,adlII R,,a represents Tildsn, while Wallace
r.s,...nu anybody to beat Tilden. II
S,,j,Il ,sT,i succeeds, as is quite probable, in
a-,,,iring the convention and getting Til
J.u delegates chosen to Cincinnati, the e
81. Of Gnmercy will be pretty well
h..led iot the tace.
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NAsnvtLrE, April 27.-The argument Of
the question Of the liability Of the Ten
nessee Railroads for the payment Of bonds
issued by the State in aid Of their con-
struction, with accrued interest, was COM
meuced. this morning before Judge
Withey, OF Detroit, Michigan. A large
number Of eminent lawyers from this and
other States, representing the bond hold
ers and the various Railroad Companies
are here. The importance Of the qnes'
tlon will make this legal contest an unpsu.
ally prolonged and interesting one. Apon'
SlSl0Q0, 900 are involved,
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WELLsBuRd, April 27.


s,,, PAINTED by the steubenyiilian
Artist
WELLsBuRo, April 27.
Ia.u l,hIusnsu.
ne WouAns' Foreign Missionary soci'
N. Of this place, will hold an anniversa'
n Meeting in the NJ. E. Church next Sun.
iy evening. Miss Belle Thoburn and
ra Taylor are expected to address the
r.stug
Ry 4. L. Kendall lectures in the same
tsvrh on Thursday evening. Subject
slssient and Honorable Free Masonry"
ltaare free and no passing round the hat
& uuclusion.
The late rains have had wonderful ef-
Ia upon vegetation. Cherry and apple
tst.sboW 8 large amount Of bloom.
Rev. D, ]. Davis, OF the NJ. E. Church,
TlGeud the geGeral conference at Gin
dspiii He will 90 via Courier with the
1raniOniSta,
RsT. Pomeroy, OF Moundsville, filed
Asp1lpit Of the Presbyterian church last
ssaly.
Inlt excursion that was so much talk
dolby the steubenville paper and adver-
ted 10 he 6Bt.Class in every particular,
JeIn by the papers, came OF, and &c.
sttpg to the Sleubenville papers, the
ltry that got on at Wellsburgh behaved
iAsnselyes IN very bad style. One ac-
@alt says that there were some forty
Naghs from this place. The boys who
'IHs 50 misguided as to get in with that
doSd, sly that the accounts in the papers
rsonly one side Of the story. RESPONSE
hAsiilrens here say, that the crowd on
tie boat when she touched here, on her
u! 10 Wheeling, did not give evidence oil
6slnE what il was advertised TO be.
Respectable gentlemen who were with
ha sIeanionisls say that the first stones
lat int shots we're from the party on the
lUlt wsdO not know anything about 1t
taly shat the boys say. We do know
AItbere we're quite a number OF a res
ler'Ibe young men with the excursion
tpa here as can be found anywhere. We
il,PSt that bad whiskey, which abounds
81 beautifully everywhere had much
b Do with creating the disturb
ree. The affair Is to be re-
Gsted on account OF the good name
q The town. We have some fellows here
Sho Nhen drunk behave badly, but when
sberlhey are peaceable. Ali told, there
trnot over six Of them, and, when they
have their war paint on, II they can beat
tnueOt the specimens Of other places
tAlt are occasionally exhibited here, they
Hllluuly be hardened. Quite a number
q young men who were in that party
IHe the recipients OF such lectures q:
ihsy will remember until their dying day
We understand that some OF the boys are
Preparing a contradictory statement Il
Unpublished. One young man who wa
YIN the party says, as to behavior, 1t wa
II Of one and half a dozen Of the other
G, B, @.
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noppeed for noretieai reaehlng..

CNclSSArI, April 27.-The Presbytery
Of Ebenezer, in session at Greenup, Kyp
has declared the teachings Of Rev. F. D.
Moore, Of Covington, KY, on the subject
Of Sabbath observance as heretical. Mr..
Moore, in a sermon delivered March 7th,
declared himselfnpposed to the strict OBJ
seryance Of the Sabbath by making II
wholly day OF devotion. He claimed
that It was proper TO use 1t Is day ot rec
reAtion as well as devotion. He lett the
Preshytery upon the announcement oithe
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soRrHwEsr srKHx CROPS.
rhn secdIng nehInd Hand.

CHICAGO, April 25,-Cold weather and
heavy soil have prevented seeding in most
parts Of the Northwest, and farmers are
much behind with spring work. This
seems particularly the case in Minnesota
The reports are conflicting about wintel
wheat. In Illinois It seems to be in ex
cellent condition, while in Iowa, Mime
sofa and Wisconsin it has been seriously
damaged during the open winter, and II
some counties will be nearly failure.
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BERLIN, April 27.- Bismarck is suffering
intensely from neuralgia, and only awaits
the passing of important government bills
by the Reichstag to proceed to Luxembnrg.
Count Won HoIseford, ambassador to Tur-
key, will assume charge OF the foreign
office.
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psy, son OF John, aged tweuty.tour
years, was struck by number six train on
the Panhandle at one O'Clock this NOM
ing, opposite GilPs glass works, this city.
His head was smashed and both arms bro
ken. The watchman found the dead body
at two o'clock. He leaves wife and two
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Grnnr MIII Nol hn ,rnrre.

BOsroS, April 27.-General Grant writes
that he will not be with the army Of the
Potomac Society, at Burlington, Vermont,
in June. He expects TO go to the Rocky
Mountains for a few weeks, and will moi
no east Of Illinois before fall. At the
meeting Of the society Joaquin Miller will
deliver the poem.
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BALTIMORE, Mp, April 25.-The steamer
Ssrassburg, of the Baltimore aud Bremen
line, arrived this morning. She brought
1914 emigraut passengers from Germany
Austria, Sweden and Norway. This after
noon they started for the West In tonI
trains over the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road to settle principally In Minnesota
Iowa, Wisconsin aud Nebraska.
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..-,,I,y DusSELL has introduced
Co''l i,i.s n the free list many articles
b., - .aius u common use among the people,
BIT ~ ~ - tsnjn Of all sorts, nails and
rsaI, ,.l. t. bolts and hinges and horse
rls .,iI. 1.TI The adding Of nails to the free
. ~ ! ''us nst likely to interfere with the
" .,,.pfe AL Of them in this country
'laa, ~. rom the specimens that have
.S .S wheeling from Europe.
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Railway Communication with Mexico

NKw YoRk, April 27.-Hon. John W.
Foster, formerly Minister to Mexico, but
Minister to Russia, in an interview pub
lished to-day speaks OF railroad communi:
cations between the Mexican Capitol and
this country as essential to the extension
OF our trade with the Sister Republic,
President Diaz, 1t appears, fAyors the pro-
iect, but the Mexican Congress has some
lingering fears that American ascendancy
would result from 1t.
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Accident on the Chesapeake aud Ohio
RaiIrOAd.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April GA
freight train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad ran into the rear Of a freight
train going West last night at Waynes.
boro, badly smashing the engine and fl
teen cars, killing fireman named Mark
Wood and dangerously woundiug the en-:
gineer. Lorenzo Smith. The West bound
express was delayed.
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r.. washington (Pa,) Reporter, pub
III ~ IN tbe county wherein James G,
:, Us. -. = born and raised, and edited by
Saps n ii, college classmates, flies the
~ ', II r. s, Grant at its mast head. Nc
'I1s" y, ,sopls say that Pennsylvania be
we, ''a.,, ~ n. t.merous. And yet the peo'
I, W = Washington county and of Penn,
.l.,,i, s% are overwhelmingly for Blaine
. s%. ~, could only be heard at the ballot
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SAVANNAH, April 27.-A boiler in Tor
rents shingle mill exploded to-day, killing
Lewis n. Torrent, superintendent, and
George Hughes, engineer. Eight others
were Injured. The building was totally
consumed,
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FoRTY-s1xTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April q.
SENATE.

HAaNsA As@
Messrs. Davis (West Va.), Cameron and
others presented petitions Of the iron
manufacturers for the passage of the Eaton
bill for commission for the revision Of
the tariff.
When the morning hour expired the
Kellogg resolutions were temporarily
laid aside and the Indian appropriation
bill taken up. 4
Pending discussion on an amendment
offered by Mr.. Plumb to appropriate 5000
for seeds and implements, the Senate
went into executive session and soon sd-
jOurned. -
After the transaction OF miscellaneous
business the House resumed consideration
Of the bill to authorize the registration Of
trade marks.
Mr.. McCoid made long legal argument
in opposition TO the bill as being uncon-
stitutional and tending 10 grant greater
protection to foreign than domestic trade
marks, and contended that the only eth'
cient way in which Congress could legts-
late on the subject, was by proposing an
amendment 10 the Constitution.
The previous question was ordered.
Mr.. Hammond moved TO strike out the
search warrant" clause Of the bill
Agreed to, 20 10 80.
Mr. Hammsud moved to strike out the
penal sections OF the bill. Agreed to.
The bill, as amended, was then passed
Adjourned.
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NEW YoRk, April 27.-Arriyed: Steamer
Azalia, from Queenstown, and City oi
Paris, from Liverpool.
QuEESsrowS, April 27.-Arriyed: City
Of Richmond, from New York.
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CLrvrlAxD, April 97.-The Cleveland
Rolling Mil by a unanimous vote to-day
increased their capital stock from $780,
0O0 70 $4,000, 900,
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NEw YoRK, April 2T.-The new iron
steamer Columbia, of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company, Is furnished
with the Edison and Weston electric
lights and other electrical appliances.