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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 1-Wm. Sharpless and
Emil F. Droege.
2-J. M. Kessler and
L. G. Fike.
3-Henry Winterberg
& Sylvanus Butler.
A j. Warwick and
A. j. Michaels.
5-Wm. Hinebaugh &
Jos. HI. Davis.
6.-R. T. Browning &
Francis Seabold.
7-R. B. Jamison and
A. l.. Osbourn.
S-Chas. Best, Isaac
/. Thompson.
9-Perry Weimer, j.
Fazenbaker.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
District No. l HI. o. Hamill.
2 Benz. HI. Green.
3 Isaiah Fuller.
A w. HI. Bernard.
5 Daniel Hinebaugh.
6 Thomas Browning.
w. HI. Hall.
8 w. +. Deakins.
8 Daniel Carey.
TOWN OF OAKLAND
BurQess-G. w. Delawder.
Conansissioners-Thos. Carr, David
Little, John Helbig, Edmund jam
ison.
Cerk-King Delawder.
BGiIif-Joseph M. Grim.
POstn'aster-Ralph Thayer.
LODGES.
A. r. & A M-Meet every first
and third Thursday night.
l. 0. O. r. No. 12-Meet every
Monday night.
Ala LODI Ne EnA III
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

COUNTY DIRECTORY.
-:o:-
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jury Terms-Second Monday of
September and the First Monday OF
May.
Non-Jury Terms-First Monday
of July and Third Monday OF De-
cember.
Chief Judge-Hon. R. H. Alvey.
Associates-Hons. VIM. Motter
and Geo. A. Pearre.
Clerk-W. H. Tower.
Sheriff-George d. White.
States Attorney-Jno. W.Veitch.
Court Auditor-W. p. Townshend.
Standing Commissioners Gilmor
S Hamill and A. B. Gender.
Crier-Wm. Smouse.
Messenger-Jas. M. Bell.
Bailiffs-Wm. Waltz and T Bosley.
Return days of Equity process
Third Monday in January, third
Monday in March, third Monday in
May. third Monday in Jesy;as
Monday in September, second Mon
day in November.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The regular sessions of the County
Commissioners commence on the
first Monday in January; the first
Monday in April, being the appeal
and transfer term; the first Monday
in June, being the levy term; the first
Monday in July. the term for APP
pointing judges of election, and the
first Monday in October.
President, d. H. Friend; Conn
missioners, John Wilhelm and w.
w. Broadwater.
Clerk-Fred. A. Thayer, who will
be in the office on Tuesdays and Sat-
urdays of each week.
County Surveyor-John Harmed.
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Business pleasant and strictly honorable
Reader, il you want to know all about tho
best paying business before the public, send
us your address and we will send you full
particulars and private terms free; samples
worth S. also; you can then make up your
mind for yourself. Address GEORGE STIN-
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srEupESvILLR, O., June 4.-The Grand
Lodge oithe American Protestant Associa.
ton yesterday elected the iollowisg Of.
Rcers; Worthy Grand Master, William
Cook, Of Lodge No. 2; Deputy Grand
Master, W. Both, Jr., Lodge No. 10; Grand
Secretary, John II. Beunte, Lodge 10. 8;
Grand Treasurer, Adam Rudolph, Lodge
10; Grand Conductor, Christ. Bold, Lodge
No. 81; Assistant Conductor, W. Kopp
Lodge No. Is; Inside Tyler, Martin Gibbs
Lodge No. 81 Assistant Tyler, II. Schu.
man, Lodge No. s; Chaplain, @. A! Her.
mann. The secret work Of the order with
Q. A. Hermann as chairman was exempli.
fed. Cincinnati was named a. the place
aud June Is, 1881, as the time for the next
meeting. John Beunts, OF Cincinnati, and
Charles Seideniaden, Of Hamilton, were
appointed delegates to the National
Grand Lodge meeting at Wheeling, June
22d. Representatives 10 the National
Grand Lodge were instructed to favor the
general law and endowment plan on q
liberal baSis,
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HOME ENDORSEMENT.

Republicans Of wheeling 10 the West
virginia DcieEaiiob ~ Chicago, Greet
Ing.
To the Western Associated Pres.
CHICAGO, June S.-tlon. A. W. Camp
bell, Of the West Virginia delegation, re-
csived this evening the following dispatch
from Wheeling, signed by large number
OF prominent Republicans Of that city:
WHEELING. ". Va, June 4.
To A. ". Campbell, Chairman ". Va. DEL
egdiiOn, Palmer EOHGE, Chicago:
A host Of earnest Republicans here,
aftera conference, send you greeting.
believing that We express unanimous
and enthusiastic sentiment Of the people
Of West Virginia:
Chairman Campbell and the dissenting
delegation are hereby congratulated iOI
their firmuess Id support Of the individual
freedom Of thought and speech, and for the
credit they have this day reflected on the
State in tho immediate presence OF ths
Grand Republic.
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P0REiGS sora

The Burmese lnsursent bands have
broken UP.
The Count De Lardi was killed in d duel
on tie Belgian border by Marquis Doll
wares. Both Spanish.
A Psris dispatch says: Late accounts
report Rocteiortis wound serious. Hem.
orrhage has set In and It is impossible 10
remove him 10 Geneva.
Emperor William, Of Germany. has
formally announced the betrothal Of bis
grandson, Prince William, Of Prussia, 10
Princess Augusta Victoris, Of schlesWig.
The Spanish Senate yesterday ADOPTED a
resolution declaring the necessity ol The
maintenance 10 Office OF the present Cabi.
net, and passed the Cuban Budget blll
without amendment
The ravageR OF the phylloxera, In
France, are becoming more serious daily.
In July last 1t was computed that one,
third Of the total surface devoted TO wine
growing, had been irretrieyably deyas
lated, aud as the plague has been steadil,
increasing all this year, It Is estimated tha
10000 acres have been added 10 the to,s
amount Of land lost. A society Of win,
growers has been formed for The purpos,
oi utilizing And applying scientific msan
ior destroying the Insect.
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THE RIVAL BOOMS.


The Thiyd Termers Raise n Hurrah, but
the BIaIns Hen Rally and Eclipse IT.
An Unparalleled scene In American
History.
Special Dispatch to the lntsingessrt.
CHICAGO, June "a scene unparai'
leled In American history was witnessed
In the convention at the close Of the
speech Of Emory stors on behalf OF the
minority, or Logan's Illinois report, at
midnight. His mention Of the name oi
Grant was the signal for tremendous
demonstration on the floor and In the gal.
leries from the third termers.
Coukling got up on his seat and waved
his handkerchief as signal to the very
last man to Join In, and he and his New
Workers were the observed Of all OBJ
servers during the tremendous excite
ment that lasted for over ten minutes.
No sooner had 1t concluded than some
one called for three cheers for Blaine,
which was the signal for rival demon
stration that, In the slang Of the street,
"lAid oyer anything Of the kind
ever seen in America" 1t lasted for
about 4 quarter Of m hour, and
during the zenith all the ana'third term
banners were carried over to the Maine
delegation and waived around the standard
Of that State. Hale was hoiSted up on the
shoulders ola number OF delegates and
waived the Maine standard high over all
Such huzzahs, shouts, waving Of handker
chiefs, umbrellas, hats, canes, hands
newspapers, fans, &C., were never wit
messed before and probably never will be
again.
1t was most overwhelming and crush
ing demonstration. Conkliug looked ter
ribly disappointed at the immcnsity Of 1t
Bob Ingersoll waived a iAg and seemed t.
be perfectly carried away O.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
oi your rest b. Hick child suffering and
crying Win the excruciAting pain OF cut.
ting teethH II 80, 90 at once and get 4
bottle Of Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup,
II will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
mediately-d depend upon Il; there Ia no
mistake about II. There Is not mother
on earth who has ever used II who will not
tell you at once that Il will regulate the
bowels, and give rest TO the ynsther, and
relief and health TO the child, operating
like magic. 1t Is perfectly sale 10 use In
all cases, and pleAsar.t TO the taste, and Is
the prescription ci one Of the oldest and
best female physIcIans and nurses In the
United States. Full directions for using
VIII sscompAny each bottle. None genuine
runicss the facsimile Of Curtis q PerkIng 4
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all aedi-
cine Dealers. twenty-five cents a bottle,
Beware Of limitations, NWGT
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JOHNS nUOM.

what New York Editor. Returning
Pyoa, Chicago, ThInks Of shsrman's
Chances.
To the Western Associated PrtIs
MASsViRLD, O., June4.-J. @. F. BylAndl
editor Of the New York Republican, on his
return from Chicago was interviewed here
by the Associated Press correspondent
He said that the prospects for John
Sherman's nomination at Chicago were
growing brighter every hour. Mr.. Sher'
mans friends sre evidently not prepared
for the surprise in siore for him. When
the bAIlotiug shall commence he will re-
ceIye many votes from sections where
none are expected; particularly will Mr'
Sherman meet with friendly recognition
from the New York delegation, when the
break oecup an4 every delegate is allowed
to vote individually.
The stalwart Republicans oi The New
York delegation will not fail to remember
sherman's spontaneous taking Of the
stump ip behalf Of Alonzo B. Cor
nell last TALL, who, = NJ. Sherman said
bad been fairly nominated, ana 10 =hou
he (shsrman) would give . thouSanC
votes Il be had thea. This loyalty o
John Sherman to the Republican eARdi
date for the Governorship Of the Empire
State rallied the party in New York, snt
Mr.. Cornell was triumphant The stal
wart Republicans Of the State oil New
York owe Mr. Sherman their thanks, AZ
they will not 60 back on such obligations
Perhaps you remember that to-day Il
the appointed hour for the unveillng o
John Shermau's portrayal by the Cham
Der Of Commerce in New York. lspeal
from knowledge Ehen l assert that nj
man will be able, or better able, to poll th'
mercantile vote Of the metropolis Of th'
American continent than John Sherman
The maintenance Of his great achieve
ments as Minister Of Finances and Free
Schools everywhere in the Union arc
platform on which the Republican candi
date must stand. Why, then, not TAX
the individual representative OF the plat
form as our standard bearerH
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linn. Mr.. CopklIpR, thinking that BY ap.
nlyInv the machine ,humb.screws and
eaIllpv the roll there would bO no man In
tho Convention with nerve enough to
vote mo" He was nearly right But be
could no, put the yoke on West Virginia.
When west Virginia was called, Mr.
Campbell arose in his place and in calm,
clear voice announced that two Of the del.
egation were absen. on committees, and
that Of the remaining delegates five were
for the resolution and three against It. A
deluVe OF hisses followed. Mr.. ConkliDg
ouiekly arose and offered resolution ex.
rellipg the three delegates who had dared
10 oppose his attempt to manAcle the Con.
yeution after his fashion in New York.
Campbell arose in his place, and standing
ON his seat, proceeded very calmly, coolly
aud deliberately to reafIirm the position
taken by him, and assumed all iR respon.
slbility. lie declared that he would not
be coerced by any threat Of expulsion into
pledging himself TO vote for the nominee.
We said he was "a free man, and carried
bis sovereignty under his own hat"
He alluded to the facts Of history. As q
Republican he had always and under O
variety Of experiences defended the right
Of every citizen to vote his honest senti'
msnts.
Mr.. Mccormick made one Of his char.
acteristic and telling speeches. He said
he expected to vote for the nominee, but
did not propose to be bound by any reso'
luton Of the convention, and reminded
the gentleman from New York that he
(McCormIckl had made more than hun
dred speeches for Hayes In 1870, while he
understood the gentleman from New
York had made but one. The reference
to this fact ELECTED immense applause.
Mayor Moore, OF Clarksburg, made a
very handsome speech.
The temper ot the convention soon be-
gan to change, and 1t was apparent that
West Virginia, heaued oy our OWL lamp
bell, was more than a match for Lor9
Roscoe. Mr.. COnkling saw he had made
3 great mistake, and began seeking a hole
to get out lie snquIred whether he
understood the gentlemen from West Viz
giuia correctly. They declined to make
explanations. Mr. Campbell again arose
and GddretSiug Mr. Conkling In manner
which expressed determination 10 suck
to the right let tie consequences oe ThA'
they might, declared he had no exPana'
ton TO make; that tue gentleman from New
York had seen til 10 mSks the issue and The
convention might decide Il,
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THE THIRD DAY
AND STILL NO HORIHATlG%%,
The Little Episode Of The Mornluu Session,
Ia which west Virplnla Figures Prom.
InsntIy-The Reports Of the Va
rlous Commlttsss-A Long
Contest Ahead.

To the Western Associated Pres.
CHICAGO, June A smart rain having
fallen during the early morning, the
third day Of the National Convention
dawned triae cloudy, cool and comfort
able. The delegates, well tired out by
committee duty aud by the active canvass
Of last evening, were slower than ever in
getting into the Exposition Building, and
slower still In taking their seats. The au'
dlence, too, who heretofore had been early
on the ground, being unused to the early
hour oI meeting, only occupied about half
the seats.
Among the delegates appeared Col
Robert Ingersoll, as proxy for the
delegate from Knox county, Illinois. The
band for nearly an hour discussed lively
dramatic music. Among the distinguished
guess on the stage were His Royal High
ness Prince Leopold, aud members Of hi
party, II. Collins, Esq, England; Hon. II
Yorke, England; Col. McNiell, Victorii
Gross, Equerry to the Queen. The party
were accompanied also by Princess Louise
and suite who arrived this morning and
are guests at the Grand Pacific Hotel to
day. They leave for Milwaukee this even
Ing. The Prince was greeted warmly By
the audience.
When Conkling came In he was greeted
a. usual, by hearty applause, which wa
duplicated when General Garfield walkec
down the aisle, shortly after.
AZ lO:45 the President raped the Con
yention to order, and called on Rev. Ar
thur Little, Of the New EnglAnd Congre
rational Church, this city, who Offered
prayer
The Chair st once recognized Senator
conklIng, who offered resolution, which
he hoped wopll be unanimously adopted
otherwise, he would call for division. i
wa as aiolloEsj y 'tt. -.s'@i
Rlolpod, That Il is the sense ot this Con
yention that every member Of 1t 10 bound
| In honor TO support It's nominee, WhooVel
that nominee may be, and that NO mar
should hold seat here who Is not ready
70 50 agree.
Mr. Hale, Of Maine, said he took II 70
granted that q Republican Convention did
not need such instruction. Although thel
had come here With preferences, he hat
yet TO hear any expression by any delegate
that be would not stand by the anal &c
tion Of the Copyentlon. he had no dopb
MT. Couklibg Wopld be lopnd shoulder
shoulder with the friends ot any candidate
who might be nominated. He would sup
port The nominee, aud expected NJ. Conk
iiug would do the same, provided his Ia
yorlte candidate was not selected,
The vote being taken, one or two mega
lives were heard, and Conking euggesteI
thSt acall Of States be made In order 70 dil
cover ShSt delegates In the Republican
Convention rsiase1 o vote ior this rsso
Mr. Bandase, Of Connecticut, also Dc
mAndAd the yeas and nays
A vote wa taken as 70 whether sucl
vote GhSula be reeordsd, sud 1t WAs sgree'
, Il should,
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LlrTLE Rock, June 4.-Ths Democratic
State Convention on the thirty.ninth bal.
lot nominated ThOs, J. Churchill ior Gov
ernor. The fnal vote stood Churchill l23
Miller 81, Wilson 81, Grace /, Eagle 0
The nomination was then made unant,
nous. Jacob Fralich, for Secretary OIL
State, and VIM. Z. Woodruff, IT,, ioi
Treasurer, were nominated by acelSmA
ton. The following named nominations
were made on the ant ballot: For Audi,
tor, John CraStordi land Commissioner,
d W. Lear Superintendent Of Insiruc.
tion ]. L. Denton Chlei Justice oiths Su.
preme Court, I. Il. EugliShi Chancellor,
p. W, CARROLL ChanCery Clerk, ]. W,
Galloway,
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AT WORK.
The Chair Administers n Rebuke 10 the
GaIieries-The Reports Of the Commit.
Zee. on Rules and Credentials

The Chair Administers n Rebuke 10 the
GaltsrIes-The Reports Of the Commit.
tees on Rules and Credentials.
Mr.. sewall, Of New Iersey-I move that
the Committee on Credentials be instruct.
cd TO report
The Chair-It Is requested by the gen.
tleman from New Jersey that the Commit.
the on Credentials be now ready to report,
those in favor Of the motion will say aye.
[Loud cries Of ays.l Those againstit will
say no. [no noes,l The ayes have 1t.
The Chair-The chair wishes to be
heard in making statement to the con.
yen,ion and the galleries. The National
Republican Committee has supposed 1t
would give great pleasure to persons not
members Of the convention assembled
here to witness It's proceedings, and ae-
cordIuply arrangements have been made
by which ten thousand citizens are present
AZ lockers on, but It Is q ute obvious that
Il IA an abuse Of the courtesy Of the con.
yention for gentlemen in the galleries 10
undertake 10 express this disapprob alton
of the sentiments which are uttered by
the speakers here. 0ne Of the most Illus.
trIous soldiers OF the country, whose name
and fame are part oil To history was bissed
from the galleries OF this convention when
he was expressing his opinion In order Is
delegate. The chair will deem Il his
duty TO rause any portion oi tho galleries
TO be cleared from which such an inter.
ruption shall again come. Applause. ]
The American people are gentlemen, and
will oblige the Chair u they will cooper
ate with him In the difficult duty oil en-
forcing this order. Applause.l
Is the Representative Of the the Com.
mittee on Credentials ready 70 report In
obodience 70 The order Of the lonvunGioh,
Mr., Joy, Of MIehikAn-rhc chairman OF
the committee has not been In the house
this morning.
the chairman Of thP OommiItee on VFeden'
tlAls 10 not In the hall !,
the convention may not be Nasl0a PeInu'
Ing the report OF the COMMITTEES on Ore-
dentials, i move that the chairman oi the
Committee on Rules be instructed Nto ie-
PVl Il but Nuhb NJ hCtlVu W basO1 ~. -.
u1til after the report Of the Committee on
Credentials
Senator Garfield, Chairman q the Com.
nittse on Rllss, reported The rules already
Pnbllshed. which are the same ~ those
used In Cincinnati, with the exceptions
noted In previous dIspstehea. Mr. Hat;
field explained that 6pt two el1lsea q
changes had been made from those OF
IkVn 1tka At sUa.kal NhanURa IN
the order oi the rules; In the second the
only substantial change was tbs. "a "a the
eighth rule, who're he committee bad EN-.
bodied the plain and undlspnlad prece-
dent and rule OF previous Republican
NongentonS into clear statement. This
u the clause abrogAtlpg the unit rule.
The minority report, from members ol
ths several States, rseonpsndsd the
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TuRkEY.

CoSsrASrrxoPLE, June Goschen, The
British Ambassador, in presenting his ere,
dentials TO the Sultan, said: az am con
yinced Of your Majesty's ardent desire tc
ameliorate the position and assure proc
perity TO your subjects without distinction
as TO race or religion. l shall be happy Il
my efforts may contribute to the desired
result" Subsequent to this interview Go
schen had the private audience Of the Sui
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MoSrSoHrar. Ala, jane 4.-Ths Dem
oeritic Convention elected the following
delegates at large to Cincinnati. u. W.
Psttus, Q. Q. +ADgdon, W. H. Barnes and
A. H. RellE. The districts seat slIteen
delegates whose preferences are generally
understood 70 be Ior Field, Thurman, Bay.
ard apd Hancock. though no Instructions
we're given and no expressions required
y y understood none are for Tlden.
The eleeton At large arc W, 7. Bragg and
z. a. o'Neu. Resolutions we're adopted
tAyoring the tWo.thIfds rule.
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isrent States raising and swinging their
banners.

isrent States raising and swinging thei,
banners.
1888 A. M-The cheering for Blain,
continues, and b" been going on iol
fifteen minutes with no signs Of stopping
It Is doubtful II anything more can bt
done. The chairman Is rapptng yigor'
ouSly TO bring the convention to order,
but without effect.
l2;45 A.M.-The chairman has succeed,
ed in restoring comparative order, The
delegates and guests in Blaine's iayoI
having tired themselves out
lA.N.-A motion to adjourn at last.
l:o2A. M.-The question on adjourn
ment was put the second time and lost
The roll otthe States has been ordered on
an adjournment.
l:oeA.M.-'The roll Of the States result.
ed against an adjournment.
2:l5A. M.-The convention Adjourned
until II O'Clock to-day.
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pAMAaIxa GALEArsr. 10 ou,s.
Buiidings nemeIishsd. Roof. BIoun oil
aud One Man Killed.

anu oue hhu htiieu.
ST. Leuls, No., June "A wind storm
struck this city this morning aud did CON
siderable damage In various sections Tr,a,
shipping bins Of the Central EIeyator OF
the river front, at the iGa, Of CtOaier
avenue, used to iactll,aie tho loading o.
barges Of shoat 41eJO bushels capacity
was prostsate'. and reduced 10 kindling
wood, and one oi the employees, name mol
ascertained, was killed. Tho roof Of the
InBane Asylum, I've miles from the cen,
ire Of The city, was blown OF, but wheih.
er any one Is killed or injured Is NOT yel
known. Roofs and gable eads Of houses,
portiens, balconies, ttess, &C., were scat
tered around promtscuously In different
parts o. the city bnt no very serious dam.
age, other than above mentioned, has yet
been reported, The wind lested but q
few moments and was not specially OBJ.
served In the business part OF the oily,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FUNERAL or ruE EMPRESS.

BERLIN, June 4.-The Crown Prince o
Germany has started for St. Petersburg Il
attend the funeral Of the CIariDa.
The Car on receiving the telegram an
uouucing the death OF the Czarina, re
turned 70 s.. Petersburg Immediately,
The Duke Of Edinburg will 60 70 81
Petersburg tonight TO attend the funeral
LONDON, June 4.-The Prince OF Vale
and King Of Greece. foreign representa-
lives here, and the Earl Of Granville anG
Sir Charles Dilks, were at the funeral ser
vice Of the Empress Of Russia to-day.
PorrsDAN, June 4.-The Grown Prince
Of Germany starts for St Petersburg To-
night.