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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28

srAvSToS, August "a.
#. The Undersigned, heard the speech
,"n.,s,sl Wade Hampton, delivered in
= ',.'n Os on tie 10Th day Of July. We
s..s,I siaIi Iso read the report thereof Published
Law ~. Tab,y rirgltiaa on the Goth OF July,
= ~ n "ss,eby certliy that that report was
NL,,ntially correct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28
WHEELING. WEST SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2S 1885,

his way from campaigning In Arkansas TO
Maine, where he has appointments for
every day from the close Of this week
until the election. He still processes to
believe that the Greenbackers are going
to do great things in the election, but he
does not manifest that buoyancy Of spirit
which characterized him when he was
last in Washington just before the Ala
bama election, and was counting on 0
sweeping victory for his party in that
State, to be followed up by similar results
in half dozen other States. Weaver
thinks as between Republicans and Dem.
ocrats, 1t Is question Of the Constitution
and laws as against the Coniederates. he
Is convinced that the Greenbackers can't
do much in the South, but he still hopes
that they will carry Maine, and in some
way succeed in throwing the election Of
President into the House, where De La
Matyr, OF Indiana, will have the casting
vote. General Weaver left for Boston In
the afternoon, where he Is to speak and
then 90 on TO Maine, where he has en-
for ten speeches. t.II.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28
MARTINS FERRY.


Camp-Meeting = Farewell TO a Female
Aissionary-speeeh by Hon. Mr.. ZONES.
The Republicans OF our town we're high.
ly entertained last night by an address by
Hon. A. w. Jones, OF youngstown, Ohio.
Coming from u large coal and iron dis
trict, his address was mainly on the tariff
record OF the two parties, and even to that
much talked ofsubject he presented some
entirely new phases. Mr. W. B. Lewis,
Vice.P President OF the Garfield club intro
duced Mr.. J.. B. Smith, OF Bellaire, who
made one Of his characteristic speeches.
The meeting was largely attended and Is
considered good send of.
A farewell missionary meeting will be
held on Sabbath evening, August Goth, in
the U. ?. Church here. The occasion is
the departure to Egypt OF Mss Elizabeth
&. Newlin, q member OF this congregation,
who, with Miss Hattie Couner, OF ALE.
gheny, Pa, was appointed as missionary
70 the Egyptian field by the General AS
sembly Of the U. P. Church at Its late
meeting In Xenia, Ohio. These ladies
will sail from Philadelphia on September
lst. Invitations have been extended TO
the churches OF this place to participate
in these exercises. They have also been
sent TO the pastors Of the neighboring D.
P. Churches In Wheeling and St. Clairs-
vile.
The exercises will consist OF brief ad.
dresses from the ministers with the usual
devotional services. At the close OF these
services all present will have an OPP
portunity TO take the missionary by the
hand and bid her God speed. Z.
The Walnut Grove camp meeting held
under the auspices OF the NJ. E, Church
here opened up last evening with ser.
uon by Rev. Wilding, Of Wheeling. AL.
ready ,he camp has assumed proportion,
war ting 8 big crowd OF people. Quite
d numper vi families are already on the
ground aud have put up their tents, and
he large tent that was used at Mounds
vile as tabernacle has been put up a,
the head nt,he circle and presents quite
an imposing appearance. A number oil
other tents will be put up to-day. The
boarding tent has been taken charge OF by
Frank Graham, Of Wheeling.
The programme for Sabbath day Is:
Sermon ut 10: 80 a. NJ, $50 and 1880 P. NJ,
by Reys. Masden, OF Wheeling; Watkins,
3f Johnstown, Pa, and l.. Mcclure, ol
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28

DETROIT, August 27.-The Green hackers
OF the Eighth district nominated William
Smith, d farmer, OF Bay county, for on
gress.
ATLANTA, August eT.-The Democrats
of the Fourth district nominated Hugh
Buchanan for Congress-
LRADviLLE, Augns, 2I-The Republican
State Convention renominaied Judge Bel.
ford, the present incumbent, for Con-
gress.
TlrUsvlLLE, Pa, August 27.-Tbe Demo-
cratic Congressional Conventio" OF the
Twenty.sixth Congressional district, com.
posed Of Crawford, Butler and Mercer
counties, this evening on he sixth ballot
nominated James H. Caldwell, wealthy
producer, Of Titusvlile, as their candidate
for Congress. Mr.. Caldwell was the
Democratic candidate for the Assembly
two years ago aud last year the Democratic
nominee for Mayor OF Titusville, always
running far ahead Of his party ticket. As
there are TWO epublican candidates in
the field in this district II is thoughts man
of Mr.. Caldwell's popularity can be
elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28

strncK by LightuIng-Repubiiean Meet.
ing-Hurt on n Railroad.

strnek by LIghtuIng-Repubiican Meet.
ing-Hurt on Railroad.
During the storm on last Wednesday,
a large haystack on David Crawford'a
place wet Of Bridgeport, was struck by
ligbtning aud burned. The stack con.
tanned sixty dollars worth Of hay.
Several new houses have recently been
built in Etuayille, but there is still great
scarcity Of houses both there andi Bridge
port Rents are high enouhg tolmake ten
ant house building profitable.
A large and orderly Republican meet
ing was addressed by the Hon. A. W.
Jones last night. His speech was an able
and convincing ore, and such az Is cAlcu'
lated by its cool logic and force Of argu'
ment 70 accomplish good. Mayor Robin
son was called to the chair and intro
duced the speaker:
The O. SP. Railroad Company are put
ting up q new iron bridge where Pike
street passes under the railroad track.
Albert Henneky, who was run over by
A freight train recently, at East Liverpool
ONO was brought TO his home In Bridge
mort on last Thursday, by his physician
br. Hammond. Henneky's arm was am
putated. He received serious iniurie
about the head and shoulders, but, al
though in bad condition, will recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28

WASHINGTON, August 27.-The transfer
of s5,6Oo,OOo, over 800, 900 ounces in stand.
ard gold bullion, has been ordered to-day
by the Secretary Of the Treasury from the
assay office in New York City TO the mint
in Philadelphia for coinage.
The President commissioned Christie.
pher Ihl postmaster at Pomeroy, Ohio.
! The following important general order
was issued from the War office: Hereafter
officers of the army travelling or stopping
In foreign countries, whether on duty or
themselves Of all opportunities properly
within their reach for obtaining informa.
ton OF value to the military service Of the
United States, especially that pertainingto to
their own arm or banch Of service. They
will report fully in writing the result Of
their observation to the Adiutant General
OF the army on their return to duty in the
United States, if unable to do SO at an
earlier date.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28
CABLE saIgfs.

Germany has definitely abandoned the
intention to acquire and colonize the sa-
moan Islands.
A Berlin dispatch says Prince Bismarck
has returned 10 that city, although he was
not expected until tomorrow.
Two well known Berlin and Amsterdam
bankers have arrived at st. Petersburg for
a special consultation with the Minister Of
Finance. s..e .rl
AtParis, recently, Robert Mitchell, the
well known Bonapartist deputy, made q
speech declaring his adherence to the
policy Of Gambetta.
It Is learned from Russian source that
because OF General Skobelof's failure to
destroy the Turcoman stronghold OF Geek.
tep with field guns, orders have been sent
to Tilis TO dispatch some seige guns to
Bahia. 49, = it-f
A dispatch from St. Petersburg states
that the hospitals at Sara6off, the Capital
and principal fortified town Of the Russian
government OF the same name, and stu
ated on the volga, is crowded with cholera
patients. The disease ia raging Iearfully
among both the garrison and the people,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28

MADRID. August 27.-The moment oi
the Queens accouchment is fast approach.
ing. Eighty halberdiers are kept ready
night and day to summon the ministers
and other parties who have been invited
for the. ceremony, which Is to take place
in the palace directly after the birth. The
royal physicians have brought four wet
nurses, carefully selected in the noun.
tains OF santander, where the Span
ish aristocracy usually get their nurses,
who are famed for their health and robust
appearance, and are made all the more
striking BY their picturesque costumes,
laced bodice BRAIDED with gold, bright col.
ored skirts and elaborate head dress. The
Queen wished to give breast to her child,
but State etiquet forbids. The represen-
tatives OF the province Of Asturias, from
which the heir TO the throne takes his
title, have arrived, bringing presents and
offerings according TO trsditiona time.hon.
ored custom. In conservative and royalist
circles the coming event is expected with
much impatience, as likely to CONSOLE
date the dynasty and make the Queen
more popnlaT. q - = q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28

| -., sTRuBkNVILLE, august ~.
Correspondence Of the Intelligence
Rather remarkable case Is reported
from New Jefferson, a small town abou
2l miles out in the country from this city.
Two years ago Jacob Smith was out hunt
ing with friend, when by accident pis.
tol in the pocket OF his friend was dis
charged, the bullet entered the back oI
Smiths head, and all efforts TO find the bul.
let were unsuccessful. he suffered q eat
deal the fret three months, part oi the
time being crazy, but at last was sufficiently
recovered to again 20 into business, when
he got married. The wound, however,
had to be kept open all the time to prevent
suppuration from acting on the brain.
Lately Mr.. Smiths wife and child died,
and he came to this city for short time,
and had not been heard OF since leaving
here until news came OF his death from
inflammation OF tht. t.brain ,superinduced by
the pistol shot OF more than two years ago,
the bullet being found imbedded in the
brain.
VIM. B. Donaldson and Morgan Sharp,
two OF our horse fanciers, have gone TO
Kentucky to attend sale OF fne Ken
lucky stock. They will probably bring
several specimens OF this famed stock
home with them.
The first lot Of coal, ten car loads, ar.
rived at the coal ipple yesterday. The
company have capacity for furnishing
twenty car loads per day, and business
will be brisk at the tipple as soon as their
barges arrive.
A story comes to US from the country
which, were It not told on the authority
OF the attending physician, would aeem
rather improbable. About two weeks
ago the young man, who was the victim
OF the accident, was out hunting, and had
laid his gun against log. 1t slipped in
some way and exploded, the full charge
entering the right side Of his abdomen,
making hole large enough to admit both
hands. Although his life was despared
OF, everything possible was done, and he
has clung TO life with such tenacity that
he Is now in a fair way to recover.
William Jones, an old and highly re-
speCted citizen OF Wellsburg, in attempt
ing to jump from the Panhandle train at
this place, this afternoon, slipped and fell,
dislocating his leg and bruising himself
considerably. He was removed 10 Mos
groves hotel, where he received proper
medical attention.
A young brother OF Kennedy Crunnine
had . narrow escape at the furniture fac
tory Of Pierce Bros. yesterday afternoon.
de fell through from the upper story on
the planning machine, bounding to the
floor. 1t knocked him senseless, but he
sustained no further injuries except a few
little bruises. ALwYN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28
THE CONTRAST.
Presented by the Two Candidates for Gov.
ernor.

Presented by the Two Candidates for Gov.
Psrtersburgh Journal.
Never was there more striking contrast
than thai, Of the speech made in this city
on last Saturday by the Hon. George @.
stureiss and the coarse and bombastic phil.
ippics of ofhiscompeiitor, Hon. ]. B. Jackson.
The speech OF the former was clear and
logical, fortified at every point with sta
tislics, and absolutely free from expires.
sions OF yindictiveness. The record Of
the Democratic party was presented, SO to
speak On It's iiakedness, its blighting et-
iects on the prosperity OF the States where
it dominated, lis entity to education,
to liberty, to advanced civiliza-
tion; its cringing to caste and aristocracy;
iladegradution OF true manhood its teach
ings Of States Rights and tendencies to
secession. But in this laying bare the
sins OF rival party organization there
was no word ot bitterness, no distorting OF
history, no personalities, no expressions
of"ha,e" such az we fnd in the following
from Jackson's Pairmont speech: II bate
the Republican party with oil the inten.
sity Of my nature. ] intend to teach my
children TO hate II. ! have lived hating
1t and intend going to my grave hating
it."
In all THIS Mr.. sturgiss reflects the
Characteristics OF the great party whose
representative he is. It is pre.eminently
q progressive party. 1t recognizes In its
broadest sense, manhood; 1t abhors caste;
instead OF hating It forgives; it is the party
of the Union. and in matters Of progress
Keeps abreast with the spirit Of the age.
Thus the two candidates At0 ht opponents
OF the respective parties whose candidates
they are.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28
NEWS OF THE DAY,
A LUCID STATEMENT OF THE ALA.
BAMA CASE.
Grant and CouhlinE ANNOUNCED toTake
an Active Part In the Republican
Campalgn-Ihe Greatest Trot.
ting Event the world
Has Ever Seen.
DoDpRIDeE COUNTY EEPunLIoANs.
A Large aud Enthu.iastte Netting Ye
terday at West Union.

A Large aud Enthu.Iastte Netting Yes
B. terday nj West Union.
WEST UNION, W. Va, August T.
Special Dispatch TO the InLelligeneer.
The Republicans Of Doddridge county
held grand mass meeting and rally at
the Court House to-day. Hon. John A.
Hutchinson, the Republican nominee for
Congress, made speech which was re.
ceived with great enthusiasm. The meet
ing was so!large that the Court House was
not sufficient to hold the people. About
FIVE hundred persons from all parts OF the
county we're present. Everything passed
off in fine style. You may put down old
Doddridge for, Garfield, sturgiss and
Hutchinson. RRPogrER. I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28
mOuSnSIILLs.
Circuit Court-H. pnblican success As.
sured- Coed Crups.

MouNDsVllLE, August "a.
Circuit Court is in session this week.
We notice quite number Of Wheeling
lawyers in attendance. The land suit Of
Evans vs.. Williams will continue most Of
the week. The strip Of land in contro.
versy Is scarcely worth an ordinary fee for
a lawyer, and why losing suit to both
parties should be brought into court is
one OF the mysteries we are unable to
solve.
Sheriff Hunter says this term will prob.
ably last two weeks.
Il Is amusing to see some OF our citizens
bunonholing few Republican boilers.
The holt Is only on the nomination for
Sheriff, aud that will not amount to much,
as Marshall county Ia too thoroughly Re.
publican to allow her ticket TO he beaten,
when she has such good ticket in the
6eld.
Our young friend KempIe is at work all
the time In the interests OF the Republic
can party. Failing to get the nomination
Tor the coveted office Of Prosecuting At
torney has not put any damper on Jake
AZ all. He works "allee samee."
The singers OF Moundsville expect to
form Garfield and Arthur Glee Club
soon. May success attend them.
We have met quite number OF farm.
ers who are in attendance at court, and
they report good crops OF grain and
abundance OF fruit.
A large acreageo Of wheat will be sown
this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-28
OVER THE OCEAN.
APPROACHING MATERNITY OF THE
,f1 QUEEN OF SPAIN.
Attempted RegieIde : Roumanian and
East Indian Anairs In y More I'm.
y settled Condition Than Ever
ship Load. of Money
forihis Country.
ROUMANIA.
Resolved 10 Rests. Any Foreign Alliance
Indian Affairs.


Resolved 90 Resist Any Foreign Alliance
Indian affairs.
RoUMASIA. August27 The Third Party
opposes all foreign alliances, desiring Rou,
mania TO become a belgium Of the East,
or in case events prove too strong, for Rou-
mania to remain neutral. The capture by
the Roumanian authorities in Dobrudja Of
20 or 80 malefactors has. given rise to
most exaggerated reports, which have
been telegraphed to the European jour
mails. Prince Charles OF Roumania has
resolved to adopt as bis nephew, Ferdi-
nand, son OF the Hereditary Prince Of
Hohenzallern, Il the Emperor Of Ger.
many consents. .a.
LONDON, August 27.-In the House OF
Commons this evening the Marquis Of
Harrington, Secretary OF State for India,
said the ViCeroy OF India has under con-
sideration the advisability OF maintaining
the frontier prescribed by the treaty OF
Gundamuck. Lord Harrington also stat
ed that he had received no confirmation
OF the alarming Afghan news Of this
morning. He had telegram from the
Viceroy, dated to-day, which made no ref
erence to that news. A dispatch from
Bucharest says Ronmania politicians are
somewhat excited over the alliance ques.
ton. One fraction headed by Boeresco,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, are in favor
OF making common cause with Austria.
Another party Under the leadership Of
Prince Gregory Of stourdeza, leans to-
wards Russia as the only power which has
ever really befriended Roumania.