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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

MALARIA DISEASES are now most sue.
cessfully treated by new agent, made
from Peruvian Bark by Billings, Clapp g.
Co., chemist, Boston, Mass. It is called
"CiNono- QulNiNE,' and is pronounced by
physicians to be preferable in It's action,
and perfect substitute for the Sulphate,
The dose is the same and 1t is sold At Al 80
per ounce by druggists; or II will be sent
on receipt of price 10y the manufacturers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

TIVE rumor is current in New York that
the mystery surrounding the stealing Of the
body of the late A. T. Stewart is about to
be cleared up.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

SEVEN hundred men are now at work on
Judge Hllton's park at Saratoga. When il
is finished the Judge viii present il to tie
city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

THE VoLTAic BELT Co., MARSHALL,
Men. Will send their celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 DAYS
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them with.
out delay
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

about thus: That while Senator Thurman
can have the Ohio delegation solid so long
as there is chance to nominate him, but
if it becomes apparent that there is no
probability of Humans success, the bulk
of the delegation will go to Tilden--all OF
ii in fact, if the unit rule is followed and it
is certain that the delegates at large
elected are not the list of delegates Senator
Thurman would have preferred to have
been sent to Cincinnati The probability
is that they were elected by combination
between the nlden and Payne men
The Grant men claim half of the Mary
land delegation, and votes in Wisconsin. 1t
is evident though that the gains made by
Blaine have alarmed them. They had ex-
pected the Tennessee delegation solid, and
feel chagrined that it is broken. They had
also expected more substantial" support
in Mississippi Notwithstanding these
losses they still affect confidence which is
refreshing to the Grant followers, as it is
exasperating to the other candidates. They
say Grant will be nominated on the first
ballot, and that is al there is about it. 1t
is noticeable though that with all their ex-
ultant confidence they are little fevcrish
about Illinois, and admit that 1t is the key
of the situation; but that the Illinois dele
cation will be solid for Grant.
The Sherman men feel even more conf
dent than ever They reason that Grant
cannot be nominated on the first ballot, and
that then combination will be made to de-
feat Blaine, the net result of which will be
that Secretary Sherman will be the bene-
fciary. On the other hand, there are dis
passionate observers who say that the very
possibility of Blaine's nomination makes
General Grants nomination a certainty.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

MR. J Fl. BATES, Newspaper Advertising Agent,
ii. PARK Row Times Building), New York, ie an.
tIonzed 10 contract for advertisements in The
BULLETIN, al our beet rates.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

The authorities in New Orleans have
sent out another circular firmly denying
that there is any yellow fever in that city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13
OFFICERS
WILLIAM sTRATTON, President.
RoABD OF MANAGERS

~, GobDON. hhysieiAn. ........ Cairo, III.
Mrs. A. ?. TAYLOR, Superintendent Of
SCHOOLS Alexander COunty............ "
j. GoLDsTlNE, of Goldstiue Il Ros.
euwater, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IL staple and Fancy Dry GOod- ...........
y. b. THlSTLEWOOD, Of Hirkle &
TEistleSOud Commission Merchants
Cotton snd Tobacco Factors,
;. u, Al RES, Of Ayrcs Il Co., Commits.
sion Merchants ...............,.... "
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at Law,.....-,..........-.
WI sTkATTON OF s,rs,lon ~ Bird
Wholesale GrOCers o.. .....,... ...,......
GEO. ". ALDEN, Commission Mer.
chant q ONO Leyee.
JAS, ;. EEARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company ......... "
CHAs K STUART. Wholesale and Re.
tail Dry Good. aud Notions. ..........
EDWARD 4. BUDER, Manufacturing
Jew!cr aud Wholesale dealer u NsteA.
maker, = Tools and Materials ......... "
CHARLES LANCASTER, Lancaster 4
Rice, Lumber Dealers .........'
GO. PATlEt {. O. Pa'!cF Co,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants ....... q"
REy. By GEORGE, Pastor Pres yleFiGA
). c, WHITE. Insurance Agctt....".....
G. W. MckEAIG, Po-imG-rer..........
;. r WHEELER Attorney md Colusei-
Mn. L0rSH FSHBXtK.'''
OSCAR HAiTIi RI, Wholesale and
Retail boo's' Shoes and Dry Goods. "
a. j. BIRD, Merchant ana Steamboat
WlL2LgiiAW KLr;G'E. General Gcfch'di.s "
7, G. sCllCH, Wholesale aud Retail
DTugIltl ..,. .......',,.,.. =. ,.......... %
j. r. EENNlE, Foundry and MacA.ui-t.
ALBERT LEWIS ... D.,
Mrs. /. a HOWARD, Boarding House
W, f. PITCHER Insurance Agcut.......
A. HALEY, Dealer IN Stove, Tin and
hnIu"hIr '..''''',..,t. .. ,,.s........, %
J.. W GREEN, Green, Wood a. Bennett
MlltT-,,s .s.st,...,.,,,..t.s... " "
il. F. POTTER, Editor and Publisher
ArgUs.JOurnal. .................Mu Mound CITY
MRs :. a. AYERS...,...............N Win Ridge.
Al FRENCH, Farmer ..,....,,..BIId Point. Mo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

A RECENT decision Of the United States
supreme court settles the question as to
whether national banks can receive SPECIAL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION
EIywTJEfrIT DTSTPTCV

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION
FIFTIETH DISTRICT
A Democratic Senatorial convention composed of
delegates from the several counties in this Off
teih) district, will meet at Murpbysboro on Thurs
day. July {, 1880 at 2 O'Clock, p M, for the pur'
pose OF nominating candidate for state senator
and two representatives in The general assembly
Basis o! representation. one delegate for each
10 votes and fraction over 100 votes cast for W.
Allen, for congress, in 1873, The counties will be
entitled to delegates as follows:
Vote for Alien. Del
lA'tAhnLSI WV .
jackson .........,......... .,.............l $40
Union .,...........",............l H54 10
BY order Of committee.
Up. Nolan, Chairman
T T BouToS, Secretary
Dated JoncsborO May s, 1850
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-CA.
TARRH CURE-Some people would rather
be humbugged than to get value received
for their money. Hence it is that such per.
sons run after this and that pretended cure
for catarrh, forgetting that DR.. Sage's Ca.
tarrh Remedy is so positive in its effects,
that its former proprietor advertised it for
years throughout tie United States under a
positive guarantee, offering $500 reward for
an incurable case and was never called
upon to pay this reward except in two
cases, This remedy has acquired such a
fame that branch Office has been estab-
lished IN London, England, to supply the
foreign demand for it. Sold by druggists
at 20 cents.
UNABLE TO BREATHE THROUGH NOSE.
PORTLASDvILLE, To-, March II, 1879.
Dr.. r. Y. Pierce:
Dear Sir-SOme time ago | bought
Douche, some of your Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy and Golden Medical Discovery
and commenced to use them. The aches
and pains as well as sore throat and catarrh
from which have been for 50 long time
sufferer, have entirely left me with their
use. feel like new man as well as look
like one, For four years | was unable to
breathe through my nose. From the use of
the Catarrh Remedy ] can now do so freely.
Your medicines know to be all that they
arc represented Long live DR.. Pierce and
the gentleiln connected with him.
Gratefully yours, WATSON SMITH.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13
MEDICAL.

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gives immediate relief, and q radical cure Tor
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria.
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Inflammation Of the Lungs, ETC.,
Lame, Back, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Back
ache Piles, Bunions, or Sorenets Of the feet from
whatever cause, Burns or SCads. and all Infamms.
Tory Diseases. "Sapanule' will rave life DonOt
neglect 10 buy bottle.
Our illuminated circulars sent free OIL application
by letter.
We guarantee satisfaction or money refunded.
Price, SOC and 81 per bottle
Trial bottles CSC.
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY.
Proprietors, l31 Broadway New York
Trade supplied by Morrison, Plummer d Co.
Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13

American Patriotism, % cents
Ielnes History OF EnGlith Literature, Il ,eBls
1ecl! f Book oiNaturh History. 81
pictorial Handy Lexicon, IS cent?
sayings, by author Of Spsuuwgrae4 Papers rn,ts
ME- Hemans Poeticsl Works, 70 cents
hIllos Cyelop1dia OF Bib Literature. vols a.
Rollins Ancient History. g. y
smiths Dictionary ofthe Bible, illustrated q
HorSs OF Flayus Josephus, 81
Comic History ofthe $ Hopkins illug 20 cents
Health by Exercise DR. Geo II TAYLOR 80 cent,
Health ioI Women. DR. Geo TAYLOR Accents
Library Magazine. 10 cents 8 No, 81 year
Library Magazine bound volumes 6Ocepti
Leaves from the Diary Of al old LAWYER 81
Each Of the above bound in cloth If b7 mail
posiseeeXtra, Most Of the books are also mn
nsheu ID tne editions and fine bindings 81 higher
prices ~ 1'N"'.
DescHpiTe Catalogues and terms 10 clubs cent lycc
on application.
or or by express, Frsc,iil, ofO1e collar m.y no
X EXCHANGE.
Tribune Building, New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-13
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16

litualanatt.

O,sussA,,, July lh-lioss Dull.
oommon ~ h ~ "a; hshi ~ yhts% 0l.
pmsins o. atst IA; buichrrs u ds,s
iD. Rcs~,p,s no head, shipments
yht
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16
nv ENTS ABROAD.
gaIaHWuL EXPLOSION IN A SOUTH
WALES C0ltlfRv,
The tess Of LIE Placed u Over 0as Nun
drsd-Ths French N.,Ioasl fsis--
The SIek Man Arming Tor
War Attacks on Mon
,enskfo.
PERU AND BOLIVIA C0Ns0l lDA1t'

The inhabitants In tho little mining
town oi iiisca, In Wales. were startled at
~ early hour ycs,erday morning by the
a,ock ot u terrible esploaion. apparently
beneath their teet. Aa investigation
Developed the TACT that the gas IN w"
10 ot the London and South Wales Cot
iery Company had taken hre, and that
u tho one hundred aud twenty eight
ninsrs who wrrc nj work, mol "no hnd
arrived. Tho mihu was ~ old one,
tat had recently hsen rehttc,i, and wau
rsantng double turn, tho night iowe
beins on duty when the accident occur
rul. A similar explosion, in = mine IN
The inmriiaio nuis shl,orhood oi this onc,
In nm, ua,,sod tho death oi one hundrod
sri fi,y mon, uur Paris dispatches give
Additional details ot Waine~iays
eaebtAtIon. Tho nes ilag adopted ioT
,le usu oi Tho troops oi the Republic Ia
ss iuchos square. Howrd IN stripes oi
vi. white aud ,lur g'o~ dr Na,'if', hear
ilg the legend. In gold letters, "R1'nh'
L}W Fnancai" HnarW Il Pdirir. with
q Aurcl wreath IA tho cornrr incloHins
ua numhcr ol ,hs regiment, u band oi
roai lnce around the border III The ilas,
snd a fringe oI gll, silver. II In reported
itom Panama that roru aud Bolivia
have perfected atrau grmcnh ior uniting
under one government, with tho title "i
United States oi Peru aud l'ol'via. Tar
KY seems de,ermiued ~ farce Monion".
sro into u Wat Tho little mountain
State doesn't usually require much mrg'
Ing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Inc AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
CROP REPORTS.
The Radical Scheme in Virginia = Malone
Selling o., ,to Dsmoe,aey Irans.
podaioa OF liquor IN Bond
Capitol improvements,
A NEW NATIONAL flag wAsItD.

There IL little oi inirrrui going oa NJ
tho Capitol during tho p'rsrni tori"
Weather Moai oi tho Cabinet and haadH
ui departments have either lcli inr their
annual nummcr tours, az ate making a''
i've preparations io, their departure
and. with tho exception ii tho work~en
Who are making the ncco-.sry repairs
aud improvements ." ,ha nslioaai 'ssiS
Iat,ye halls, ani th, routine clerical
work III tho yarious bursaus, the act'v'
Nv displayed Ia not startling. Tho Com
missioner oi Internal ksvsnue hes made
arrangements Zoe greatly facilitating iho
transportation u liqaoria b"nd, designed
inr Ahipmont abroad. which will bo
greatly appreciated by weH'rrn manu-
iaclutera. Sumo una haH ru, Ia The
White House IL sign lor new lnilod
siaIoa dag No~, II u, had s"nt n i"
nisu ioT - nov rresiient, To- nj the nn
cApiruL ioI,n ni the pfrRoni ihrumheni,
hr might have covered himHoli with
glory. Rrpwia received nj ia" Depart
mcnt at agriculture m tn The condition
nl the wheat. corn and cotton crops arr
yrry encouraging. and IA" weld prom
,asa io bo greater than iur many yrara
Tho iru, inwar,inoaa oi The icornt m
ton ol tho Virginia RraiiuUI're la plac.
,ng an independent electoral ticket IA
tho R,ld IN told IA ~ iolrgS,m below
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16
CORN. oorroN AND WHEAT,

neps,t, 10 the Department of Asr,oul'
tuTs "a the C1ndition ot the tTopa
W,miN,roS, July 10 Tho iEpa,i
mspi oi Asr,cultars rcpotts tho 'ondt
lion "a tho corn, colion ahi whrat etore
a. tcllo~s,
Cotton The condition Ia reported at
an a,cIage IT lal. the h,ShrAt report Ia
JuIy lof sey.,ai years. Thsre arv some
cunplaiuts ui drought la North ahd
; nth uarolina. aud oi too r,nch n',n ~
M,as,aaiupi. IouiAiaus anj ATkanHaa
Insct ,niutics aio not repor'sd Ia al,
extent
Com The inefsaso ~ The AREA
planted In cbfn V per cent eve 'ha'
plani.,i lasi ysa. TITO avrssve 'ouii'
i,on ui th, crop ior the whole cnnnliy
"a the h,ghvsl Zoe many years, and 70
Ial bsins psf ecut more than last
,.at AItLe same time there are somc
.,n,uplaiula al drought IA the south NJ
lantie stsies, While Ia the valley ut the
M,-a,-aippi aud ,hoHe states north o'
the Oh,0 n,sr, there n complain' "' too
much ram. Tss fsnihs stsiss report q
ycty hish condition.
wbcs,--Ihs ycasral asrssgs III win
tct whsat on July hrzi, was w against
M Dor csnt one year as~ u ,mp'oSrd
Altghlly iaf,ng jane, The whole South
isils Oh nearly eae-toatih. bat
the heavy winter wheat region north %!
ths Ohio rtsss, miles h,shrsi q, W per
cent The middle States are per eent.
aboys the average. aud the Psc,ae pcr
ceaI We, oi The Miebaeel ,hs esep
svsasps 9. srii's. " -. ~ sp'Ao
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16
uEaENrED I.is
The Baens at tho Capitol pur,ng the Al
asnou ui Congress

aeuoo ui Congress
W,auINurus. July ~ Tho Capitol ~
aln,urI dracticd nuw aIayH. Havv hrn
au UNcutaiun patty ul country people
runes IA iIum MaIyla ut Virginia and
NaudrrA Ihtnugh the empty ,WIiioiH.
tho architect, fdaari tlaIk. IN super
yrdug the expenditure ui the 400 hhRp
ptupIlatcd hy Congiraa al iho recent
~, ainu inT improvements and' ainfn
nrulH ta the huihlinR lhis - leHs than
the uaual amount granted iuI ihia p,t
I'upr. aud vii alluw comparatively little
buyund no,saaasy improvements Al
du,nnal akylishlH viii bc placed Ia The
,n,l ol the senate chamber. a. construct.
81 "a h. dillaHo rather than c0nc'n'
lrnlc tho rays IL light, HnL "a, rciolo 10
nllhrd much better light, especially 10
Tho galleries Another Improvement.
whlrh viii bs made ,n tho same dirrr'
ton. ~ the taking oui ul The Huiii panrln
ia the ,ctllug uyCt the galloIira, aud the
auhaitiuIiun ni glaaa. which viii uui unly
allud unrc light, hul alHn dn mu,h o.
uari puIiiyiuR the air. rn aaalal ~ thls
I.ttvt ,,l,is.'t ucttrs'~' .-a'-'.'" 80 ."
ho ,narIicd along the wall un The hb"t
ul tho chamber, Witch will CnnRtantly
admit "a current III iIsAh att 'nd"i the
nl,I a,alan, pach S,naIot hal u irpialcI
undcr h,s IoHk, bat Ihoy ~era al'noal al
Maya nrsIcclsd and grnrr"lly ,l""od
Inc CuIIcnt ut iicsli an,
wh,h Will thus be- adnIitir'l.
vii. IL cnurac, aAc,nd nnh viii ho nrl
h., a counter current from Himiiar ioglh
lnIa io ihr back si tho sallcr'ra ~
strong that tho impure and viI'ai"i all
Will hr inrrci through tho pr,l"rat'onH
lu the rrihnR. whsuca the sahauai Ian
will Iakc II uul IL thr building ltll"
will bu done IA the House, except io iur
h,ah up tho lurnilurr The wo'k al ~
namunlalion. whtsn Brumidi Ggnn and
lrll uniniahcd in the tIlnnd0, viii u,
,rnumrd aud continued hy SIsnot tilip
pa Cust,ssiui. Ru Italian mtisi, VII" In
hisLiy Hpukcn oi. Rrumii' irii j'RisnH
LH the iuli holt ~ historical paintings
asouiid thu inside oi the dome. nnd Goa.
l,s,in,a will take up tho work who'o iho
,Iy,L atiisi dropped u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16
COUNCIL. OF ItABHis.
scssion oT the National Rabbi.
nicai Literary Association In
Dctruit.

ps,wnii. July H. Tho a~nni nn
uual Convention al the National kah'
h,uical Literary Aaaocialiun, ,lnacd
,ia ihIro daya HrHHinu hero tn day. lhis
nHnu,ialinn IN organized ~ Nov York
a yral ayu aud nov numhria iilty all
Rahh,a. al whom about hall were pros
cut Thrir HrHa,nnA have been quite
largely attended hy m'mhoiH ni the
lcarnrd piuirNRions nuiNidr ui the
iirhrw nationality, aud pairra and dts
vuasiunA have aaakrn"d c"nHi,iriahle
iujut,aI, Ur, Al, l.illivpihal. ni Cin'In
natl. dch,eird M able nnd mhoaily
upcn,ns add,cEs fapeta havn bean 'cad
on THE Law" hy br, Wlar, oI Cincin'
natl, on Hebrew tn The sabbath
SchnnIn," hy pf iiif@h, oi Louisville
on "rriasnsuua In tho Sabbath Schonls,' y
l., u, Milgrimci. oi Cincinnati on jew
iah Theology Ia ih. AYE oi ti'ii'iHm.
hy III Hahn. oi Cleveland, "n The
rua,iinu oi tho JcaH ~ Civilization.
by lion NJ Ellinglc, ol New York On
"lR IL u Mialottnnc I" he Jew by
pr, Adlrr. oi Chicago, un "Our Young
Mon. by DR., talk, ol hullaln, aud the
clo.,ng addiraH, un The Nature and
lnllacnch II judaism" 10y
Dt H,r~rh. III lnulaN,llr III.
Il u,loIi "l pcIro,i, delivered u euluHy
un Ia E,uhniu. aud announced that his
biography waA about in hn published
IT.. announcement wa greeted with
hea " applnnHn.
Tp i,'lusing wcie elected oliiwrS lor
tho ensuing yaai! President. br Max
lil,cnlhal N,cr President. nr. Adolph
iiuchn h Treasurer. ir. !. falk, Cor
responding SECRETARY, III ll K,nduri ,
kr,urding SECRETARY, nI = MuRoH, III
rra,y Committee. brz. ! NJ. Wise. h.
kuhlcr. | M,l,p,mrr aud = u, Snnen-
achrim
Tho lasi named committee are Ia have
charge oi editing and pubiHhns the new
Jew 18Th quarterly
Chicago MAS chosen aH The place ol
meeting next yrai
Tho Association Was given al chcnr
nioh this evening on tho river hy ihc
Hebrew citiIcha ot Detroit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16
HARRISON COUNTY.


CLARksnuHn, W, Va, Jay 'h''
Special plspalch to tho Register
Tho irmocreiic Convention oi hNt'
son county mct al tho court housso'
day and nominated tho following con
~ ticket: sheriff, James iisfneri ho'
scouting Attorney. John :. OarNei
House ot ibclegaics, MoHeH IT, psA
aud u. u. inrty, ASseaaors, upper g.
triut, I'D. Raynold.i lower diH'rtt,
Samuel Elliott; Ptesidcut OF The Oouay
uourt, David wilkinson, "i Simpsn
dlsItiut.
The Convention appointed any dds'
yates to tho Congressional Conyenii'n,
ol wh,ch nambor ringlr has mliy ",o'
fourth lila dclrpairH ATE among Ae
hest u,cn IN the county, lion. John u,
Davis IL one.
On y motion a. defeat tho Unalc das-
pation from SimpHon diHiricl. John ~
Davis made y most powerful ahd ''fa'
tive Hpeech, which no Wilson man da'sd
got up aud attempt b. annwor, Dr. Wa'
N. Late demanded % khow u the GA
vcniion proposed to diHiranchise tho
I,nno, rats ol SIMPSON district, aai
said; "li Ao, let ihcm refuse ,o con
Rrm tho Congressional delegates IN w.
lcc,cd." lChca II "Nor "No" Jas
duncan, rS mrmbo, oi the Legislature,
alno spoke rarncHily IN hohali :" tho
nolid Democracy oi Simpson hcina ~
cnunilcl. 4 vote was then taken, and
tho delegation confirmed, w. .
Bsoond Dispatch rinsio ue's ini eii
Votes
sr,rIaI pirpai,h a. Ihu Register
CtAEAsmiI1. July lb.
III, County uonvenIion to-day ap
pointed hlty delegates {" thr ti"nR'eH
niunal Convention, eiA oi whom ate "i
Tinvlo anh the rrsiduc lot Wil"on, lion'
!. ! Davis, championcd Tinplr'n cause
Ito haa bccu horiilo io Wilson Hino'
they acic oppnaiuR candidates lot '"h'
grrra Thia pr"po'li"n "N"'cHlin'a'"H
linglc'R nirrngih ~ the couniy, nnd ID
due tu previous quiet manipnlai'"nr.
u. u. iIuIly aud MoscH u. Davis were
nominated ln, tho Legislature. aud JaH
u ilntnc, iur Shc,iIl u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16
4 lSIti BLOW.
Tcrrihie storm at kcyscr AGAR
Isl0wn Half u Milo.
,g,lal pIrpaleh lu the l'rsiSbr ,

Si,,lal Dispatch ~ the hrsis'",
knsKR. ". W., July 10.
ThiA morning hclaorn halt paHt "
aud ~ orluck. one al ihu munl wvo'r
ha,l nud wind Mulms that han been
knnwn inr yoa,p, paSprd "'o' ihiH place.
The aluin hrirI shuut twenty mInuic~,
and hail iril alnuai the niyn ui anui
meg, doing considerable damage 10 ,thy
,.,,,,,a a,iu ,uin 'ini", Nh '"P', IVA
cM standing ou tho u ~, fa'lt"ad
uack, uas blown u d,nIancc "i halt ~
mile. Several ahalo irorH, lrncrH nhd
outhu,ldinya were blown down. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-16
Mnlit.AN N u
Terrible Loss oi Iiis Ia uoiliary fit
One Hundred aud Twanty eight Men
| ppriahad,

Terrible l,ass ot Iiis Ia polliary ft
One Hundred aud Twanty eight Men
| pprishad.
IospoS, July IL. Au exploaion oc'
rurtsd NJ 1 10 thiR morninp ~ the lon'
don aud houlh Wales Collicry tom
pauy's new Hack vain pit, ~ kiaca, nis
inileA irnm NcwpnIi. Tho ahmk am
very violent It's aurlnard that "ne hun
drud aud uinnlwn men were in the PIT
al ths time. aud il,efe is scarcely n prob
ability that any viii lo sayud, Tine
body ham boon found NJ the bottom al
tho ahaIi Ventilation wan restored ~
lhe mine with n view I" rplolinHfiuI
bodies,
IoSpoN, July IL A dRpnirh from
laidin SAYS ono hundred nnd iwrnt,
o,ulL mon we're Ia the PIT ui Tho Lon
,lon aud South Walpa tnllioiy Com
pepys . mine el thu ume oi Tho !"p'"'
Tha i,oss oi Idfa Now Placed al aoo
l.oSpnS, July l., u ia thought that
9OO ,nlii,rg wrir,u tho mine. AZ u r. ".
only ihrcr bpd,ra had been irr",rrnd,
Tho p,t ,a 40 Yards deep. All tho ina
rhtnrn was nrw. The l'lark Vein
sraui 10 ~ old one, pnd we'll known IN
conncciion With provionH @pl"s'"nn'
oar oi which. ~ 1910. killed la people.
The i.oas oi i.iie Not bo ureatea reported
IuNuas, July IL Examination al Tho
company'H hnukH shows That Que hun
dtrd aud twenty men dcH,nndod ihio
the pi, lnr The night Hilii
ktr Wm llarrouri, Homo Secretary,
replying ~ an inquiry ~ tho linnHo ol
Commons a. day. mid he brlieyod one
hundred anl eighteen men p'rinl'ad 10y
the cKp'o,on.
The l.ataAi
laspns, July 10 II IN nov certain
that iiD prraonH ha,n y, II ,h"d ~ tie
lioHca coll,cty.
Parliamentary Matters
InSpoS, July IL Tho aolcct commit
toe oi the lioVn" Uomn"nH "n tho Law o'
libel has astpfd io recommend that ~
thr iuIurr no criminal proceedings inf
lhel will be allowed to colnmonce with
out tho Hat ui the Alinrnoy b"ncIal
brtng iirai obtained.
Tho committee will alnn recommend
Ithai lair aud accurate UporiH oi Tho pr"
ceeiinga oi pnihic msouna", Pnbiinhrd
without malice. hc privileged, hn' Tie
plea II privilege Ahali not bo allowed ~
! u defence 10 any action where tho dr'
irnianis refuse ~ Insert u tesPonsihlo
letter or note IN explanation Vt contra
dlclipn oi tho report
R.y. Alexander Mackonichi, III NJ
| Aihan's Chuioh. haa b'igrd an appeal To
| the lIouAu ui i.oraA against The order
suspendlng him lur thr,o years.
Protest Asains, Oh,ii's Methods.
lospoN, July ~, --.Htt Charles bike
Alalod IN thc llouAe. this evening, that
tho ~uiAitonS oi the government
io Ch,ia about ~ uiica Ia ihe property "i
iiriiiHh suhjrcia remain unanswefr,i, and
that tho ldliAh representative had lroi'
Instructed 10 Join his fWnrh aad Italian
collsasucA IN repre- Sun,a'ionH against hs'
violating the uAag-H uI Wal among ri''l
iard states.