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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
Canrinl araoenncs

4 LEX MACGREGOKc
u SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
~ 5th-aye Reopcns stober H. For tIDs see circular
At MR.. ] RENOR'S, Broad way and 32d-st.
~ Lessons ever day and evening send Tor circular
Parents and mi tnd.rS pupli are wecoIae vIa.oIz
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ynstrntiicn.
Art schools-New-York City.

ygRS. LOUISA b. CULVER - 1. ., and
vi ,ri rove ,nie ia Drawing aud Painting IN vi ana
Decoration az her stu0'O NO 30 dTt
MIR. y. Huntington. Mr.. William Hsrt
BefeTences-{ NJ Jame- NJ. Hart, MI. A. H. BeIOws
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
gates:

fISt Whru -
Second ward-Wm. Cochran,
Third ward-Robert w. Nilsson aud
Fred. Ehcrlc,
Fourth wad-C. :. :. Baron and
Chris Rittus.
Fifth warl-Dr. J. q. Mccullough and
John Nelson.
The general impression is that the del.
egates are about evenly DIVIDED between
Dazell aud lpdegratl,
These delegates are elected for the
purpose ol attending the Congressional
Convention oi the Eighteenth District
OF Ohio, which will IN before stated,
meet here On "Wednesday, the 81 inst,
Tor the purpose oi elrcling successor
to I'LL DR. Vpdegrall's place, aud for
which he IL again before his Constlt'
uents.
The festival given by Company ID
Saturday night VAS we'll attended, II
was voted 10y all Il he one oi the most
pleasant affairs OF the season. The re-
Ceipts were large.
Rev. Galrn Woods, oi East smith
field Pa, preached an able sermon IN
the Disciple Church Yesterday.
Mfs. taull ItlNIntu NNult WI 'a'h'
day afternoon instead OF Friday ~ We
stated. Both of which are Independent
ialsehoods.
David Rice was noticed to he absent
nom church yesterday, which is an IN.
usual thing. However, he had n ~, d
cause, ~ there Ia u new boy at his home
Yesterday Was observed by the good
people Of Gravel Till in the dedication
Of the newly erected Chapel on North
Jefferson street A large number at
down town citizens we've also present.
TIE dedication sermon was delivered hy
the Rev. Vim. CASTOR, assisted 10y
the Rev. DIR. u. ID. Cunningham,
OF the First Presbyterian Church ui
Wheeling. The chapel will I've known
hereafter as the Presbyterian Mission
Chapel Of Gravel Hill. Sunday school
will be held in the ediiire every after
noon at half. past two o'clock aud pray
ct meeting every Friday night at half
mast seven o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
20 STRIKE OF Cotton spinncrs.
FRANCE.
The Amnesty Question -uambetta Ia
vors II


vors II
Pans, June ~ Grmbrita, at n meet
iny of Senators aud Deputies Ia disCuss
the amnesty question, sald. In The
provinces, as IN Paris, public opinion
has accepted amnesty ~ necessary. The
Conservative aud Republican papers ol
paIls are almost all pronounced tor aln'
nesty; the Republican organs IN the
provinces almost unanimously favor y,
and four thousand amursllrd persons
are now in Paris. Their quiet has rriu
ted the fears expressed regarding th,
maintenance ui order. WHY shiink
from lmnestying lew hundred more
The government could he sure oi W
adherrnts IN the Chamber oi Deputies
In this state OF things II would he IN
comprehensive for the Senate Ia im
pcde the measure.
PANS. June 10 In the Chamber oI
Deputies In day, Premier DE Freyclne'
introduced hill ior plenary amnesty t.
all political offenders.
PAgrs, June lg.-The preamble OF Oh,
bill says: In the presence oi the tran
guilty reigning IN Paris, the recent tri'
umph Of legality ut Lyons and the aP
preaching National iete, plcnary amnes
" can be proclaimed without danger
Also, the Ministry appeals to your elem
ency, not to your justice. Amnesty Is
to he accorded to all persons convicted
Of political oilenses or crimes IN 20 and
n, and to political and press offenders
from that time until the present date
The preamble Was cheerci.
The motion for urgency, proposed by
Premier De freyclnrt, Was agreed To, a.
was also the Premier's further PROPOSE
ton that the bill be referred 81 the hu
reaux immediately,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
FROM OVER THE SEA.
eAMBETTA fAv0aS the AMNESTY
3ill.
Text Of the Irish LAID Bill-The Irish RIfis
Team Carries OF the Prize
Affairs in the East,

Below will be found the text OF the
Irish land bill, which has passed TO It's
second reading in the House OF Com
mons. The attempt OF Lord Elch" TO
ridicule the measure, would seem to DO
in bad taste, aud the great majority oil
members, whether Liberal or Conserva'
tive, will applaud the Speaker in his re-
iusal TO let his bills be recorded. The
French amnesty question appears To 10
gradually assuming shape, aud uamoet-
ta's speech will 70 far towards securing
majority in favor Of its adoption In
the rifle match at pollymount, tor the
Centennial cup, the Irish team carried
off the prize. The Americans shot I'M
der great disadvantage. The shooting
of two of the lrishmen resulted in tie,
which will be shot oil to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
lhsrs q any feeling for Baysd !,

there d any feeling for Bayari
yet psrcepiibls. SIN. there /. M NJ y
cation that bayard will not h.,aa
strikses 90 hand In doe tims u
Gam Randall will b here 10 lo,. u.
himself. He has NV confidenn ..%
q closs a. Q clam. He is shrs.r
management and crafty In a a.b, :
will arrive with streamers and -, IL
and have q club OF Philsdelph,. Ia'a
men In good clothes and whi,. We ~
hats. re
Arrival efs Thousand rildsu h,po,o
Train. W.
CINCINNATI. June N.-The L..
Club OF New York city aud Gov
numbering about one thousand W., w.,
couple of hundred delegates y,,, ~,
up on the way, arrived last nigh, ,sS
Il O'Clock over the & e., E. Al a..
way, with twenty coaches and IN ="
zines, and having with them tuo ~
of music. They are headed hy -
tor Michael. Norton, Col. Mich,.t'
Murphy, William G. S.mmon,
O'Brien, brother of sheriff an
Henry Tlden, brother Of Soma.' 7,
Deputy County Clerk Fond. Mlrg,.
shsndley, Deputy Sheriff I,n'.'
Deputy Sheriff Aleck V. Dayip,1n :.
others holding official positions in I, /.
county aud city Of New loik.
He'd Hot tor r,ideu
Mr.. SamrAons informed A rn..
n At the club and the delegate, , ~ I,
them are for Tilien inst, last AMI !.
the time, and they promise Ia No..
things lively here before they ls''
town. Summons says all the talk AL"
Tilden being in poor health ,roi !,
withdra wing from the field i, ,lr,
gotten up for the benefit ol >,mr ,, I.
candidate, and has no foundation y :
ever. The New Workers wrrc dl,r,
tel all over the city, wherever m.
could get quarters Tor the nlsLi n.
will be known wherever they are :.
on the streets to-day 10y the h.u, hal.
that they wear on the lett lapel Of !,
GOATS. They evidently meAn Lu,lu..
and have come Ia stay until lhc d.ll
over. with the intention oi carr,lu. n
| city by storm for the sage OF Urau.,,.
Park
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
BULu A RIA.
More Trouble Brewing

VIESSA, April 10 The Political Cor
rspon,Lnor says: Roumanian agents at
sophia have been instructed to demand
from the Bulgarian government cate
gorlcal explanation relative to the With.
drawal OF the bill authorizing the natu-
rali1alon of Bulgarian Roumanians in
the new Roumanian territory. In case
the explanation is unsatisfactory Rou-
mania threatens rupture Of diplomatic
relations.
LONDON, June IA circular note Of
Austria, addressed to the powers, pro.
pos's to settle the Roumanla Bulgarian
boundary dispute 10y modifying the re.
port OF the technical commission, 20
iaat while Arab Tobia shall b, long TO
Rounania the Southeastern part Of ST.
Iesia. which will dominate, shall remain
Bulgarian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
1T MAY BE SEYMOUR YET.
His Aversion TO Confronting Ttiden the
Prime Cause for his Reluctance 10 Allow
His Name to he Presented

HIS Aversion 10 Confronting I1iuen tns
Prime Cause for his Reluctance 10 Allow
His Name to be Presented
Cincinnati Enquirer oi Yesterday.
A gentlemen from this city received
Yesterday a letter from an intimate aud
ahmiring friend Of Mr. Seymou wht b
il oi deep interest aud gIeat lmpor ance
Ia the Democratic National Convention
IL indicates clea,ly that Mr. Seymour
may vet be brought Ia the leadership oi
the Democratic party, Notwithstanding
the doubts and dIsappointments caus. Il
hy the IN Governors reluctance Ia be
thrown into the whirlpool OF politics al
"A time oi lilo when \ retirement ot
home in ~ attract We, and whun faction
al warfare u 80 aggressive In his swn
State
The writer OF tn letter IL brother al
the gentle nan % IN lSb3 Was the IN.
innate friend, rerso Ially and POLITICAL
oi Mr.. Seymour, an Who closely atir' d.
ed the interests Of the eminent \ v
Yorker when lie WAS nominated Ia,
President by the New York convention.
lie ia thoroughly advised M a. the wish
- oi MIR Scymours most Immediate
{ lends, and while careful, iu y iastidi
uus way, not Ia hetray cont fences
which have undoubtedly been repos'd
ia him, he clearly and forcibly. and Ia
the enthusiastic words Of 4 firm fricnd,
presents the tact that Mr.. Seymour In
still AT the command Of the DepocIA a.
party, t. which he has given life-ii,nr
devotion.
II is more plain by this letter that the
prime reason Tor Mr. Se, mour not put.
ting himself in the hands ot hls party, II
his aversion 10 confronting the hostile
Tildcn interest, aud his I, sr that his ON u
candidacy would endsnger the party IN
the important State oi New York.
While there liz no doubt that he pr 'iers
the secluslon of his home 10 the respon.
sIbililies aud honors of the highest o +.
lice Ia the gift Of the people, he has
been moved in his declaration mainly
10y the lear that he would no, be a safe
man to nominate. Ills friends-those
who are boundto him 10y strong ties do
not share this fear with him. On the
contrary, the letter which Was ~ eived
here yesterday indicates with positive
Clearncss that they will advise him TO
make the race II nominated; that while
Mr.. Seymour has never been q candi
date In any sense, he il too good Dem.
ocrat Ia refuse 10 he the leader In re-
Spouse to popular demand. One Of his
friends SAYS that the Democratic party
can afford 10 nominate such . msD,
even with the certainty that he would
decline; and that there can be no litter
place Tor him to die than In the service
ol his country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
GENTLEMAN GEORGE"
CHOSEN The REPUBLICAN sACRlfl.
ClAl LAMB,
As October Will Show-Ths Republican
Primariss-Ths Civil war-POOling
Their Issues.

The Republican primaries were held
on Saturday afternoon and evening, anu
resulted in complete Waterloo LOT
SchultEe and Bayhs, Parks carrying on
the honos without difficulty. As q
rule, everything at the polls was quiet To
monotuny, as the choice Of q victim Was
gradually accomplished.
WAS EVIDENT
10 the shrewd observer some time ago
that Parks was the coming man. lie
has been longer in the field, and IN spite
of the fact that lac Was an innocent.
soon mastered the highways aud by
wave OF political engineering, and put
i'm his work where IL would do the most
yood. lie had all the advantages OF
long start aud an early convention.
SchuliEe claims the early date OF the
primary election was blow at him,
and a Gripping one It seemed,
Bayhs was very unpopular with his
compatriots, and from them received
but little support. The fact oi the mat
ter il, Bayha has been too heavily
touched 10y arislocrary to please his
wuuid.he German constituents. Asone
of them remarked on Saturday, "lie
won't even speak German when he can
pe, out of it," This is the true inward
ness oi his blank on Saturday. With
defeat staring them in the lace, Bayha
aud SchultEe, 81 It is alleged, got up
little combination aud
FOOLED THEIR IsssuKs,
under the following arrangement:
SchulEe ran no delegates in the three
upper TOW nships aud Bayha none IN the
three lower ones. In Union they ran
Joint ticket, headed by Bayhas name,
but ON which each man had five dele
gates These were to be thrown over to
the stronger man to defeat Parks, TIL 3
il the rurreHt story, which may ar may
not be true. However, IL missed lis
mark, Parks riding over the combina'
nation with handsome majority.
THg VoTE rOLLgD
is very large one and indicates the
Radicals were out in force, A detalled
statement nj the vote appears below
Liberty has not been received, but II
and Triadelphia are conceded to Parks,
Washington District
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
Totals
Tux CONVENTION


will meet at the court house next satur
day, leaving a clear week. in which the
unhappy delegates will be bored To
death (or fl,ttered, rs they may regard
III by aspirants Tor their favor. Beyond
the Sheritislty, nothing is certain. The
delegates are elected with regard To TINS
preference only, leaving everything else
in doubt
The chances for Prosecuting Attorney
are sufficiently close to make the odds
even. General Caldwell and Messrs.
Hugus and Cowden are all on the alert
and enough delegates will whlrl In all
directions To make things interesting.
Charlie llelembright thinks he has a
smooth pathway Ia the nomination lor
Assessor for the city district, hut who
can tell what an hour may bring forth !
There seems to be no Republican bold
enough To give Judge Boyd n tussle,
aud il there were, the result would be
the same.
There are number!ess gentlemen spo
ken Of, who would like To represent
Wheeling in the House Of Delegates,
aud help help choose the Successor IL
Senator Hereford, but for the most part
they are in the hands ot their i'lends,
where W. leave them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21

JACOB W. GRUBE, the Jew
eler, offers bargains In Wed.
ding Presents, corner fWelith
and Market streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
RIVER INTEI.I.IGENCE.

The Bachelor will resume her Pitts
burgh aud Wheeling trade thus morning,
leaving the former place at 9oclock this
morning aud leaving here Tuesday
morning.
The ~. Lawrence got away on good
stage of water Saturday morning about
II o'clock, having ON board n large dele
cation Ia Cincinnati and also u good
freight list.
The Katie Stoekdale passed up yester.
day at noon, bound for Pittsburgh.
As soon rs the necessary funds from
the Geyernment are forthcoming the
snag boat t. A. Woodruff will start in on
her labor along the river.
TIrrsRURGH, June lV.-River : feet
| inch and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CINCISSATl, June - River ~ feet
4 inches and rising. Weather clear and
warm. Arriyed-ClilIon, Huntington (;
Gatf, Memphis. Departed-Cliiton, ST.
Louis.
MEMPHIS, June % River falling. Ar.
rived-Andy Baum, Cincinnati. Depart
ed-N. L. Schenck, Cincinnati; Gold
Dust, 81. Louis; John II. Maude, Nicks-
burg.
NEw ORLEANS, June 2.-Arriyed-
Morgan, City OF New York.
CAIRo, June ~. -Arriyed--tienevieve,
st Louis; Granite state, Huntington I;
Champion, Pittsburgh and Grand Tow
or. 81. Louis; Arkansas Belle, Evans
Vile. Observation-Disclosures, Memphis;
Granite State, 81. Louis; Champion, Pa.
ducah; Pittsburgh, Huntington; Arkan.
sas Belle, Evansville; Grand Tower,
Vicksbury. River II feet inch and
rising. Weather clear. Thermometer
600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
JOHN KELLY INrERyIEwEp
He Favors Candidate Away Prom A..
Nork

Nork
CINCINNATI, June l2-Juhn Ne,
was interviewed by n rrrourNr
lows:
"Mr. Kelly, | understand thar.
| delegation which You heat h., n.
candidate for President. :
mo; We have not. We shai. tc'. d.
| delegations from other States thd,,
will heartily support any candlistr
President except MIR. Illdcn, All "a
We will take the same step tNt..r
| rilieu II he In nominated that vti.,
| against Governor Robinson last tall
"Then YOU still hold Mr Ia
responsible for Governor Euhu,f,
acts In removing lammSnN I'LL t
cialsr
"Yes. Tildeu inspired nr alta,
| The removals oi Robinson Wcrr lu,
audacious proceeding. The allak q,
entirely unwarranied, AMI W. sha..
forgive Mr.. Tilden.
"Do You think the credentials Of
delegation will he rcc"guVci B., r.
convention ~
I'VE Rrd going Ia hc aihililtd
The entire Delegation
81 think Il will be about bali 81.
hali-that IL. We will have halt TIE d..r
yates from this State ani The Hdr
men the other half.
"Some Of your fellow delegate NJ
Kelly, are saying that II n candidate j.
Prcsiden, in taken from sour "tr
state, the candidate tor \lcr Ir,.'a.s '
ought to he taken nom thu N'n'c
Il think II would he n gI,at l.a' p"
ter To steer clear al New \wk tI,
rsnlidat, :or either President CO.. W
Ir ~ident."
TIE delegates Ia whom lspoAr ni..
this matter were IN favor at ilr uuruui
tinn oi Clarkson \ Potter lot Vac ira
ident, il the candidate i"r iuH.T
should bc taken from another Slu,
Mr.. Kelly smiled aud said. Nc ~
ter IN a good man, but ihe trouble
lust herp, that none al our plum,ha
men can be nominated without lrlU.
IN n quarrel With the Democratic ia,inu
IN this State. II would he chang q.
such a man belong to one ~ the uii,i
lh. factions. ~ ! think We had rl',
select our candidates from OUTSIDE lt
state.
"Do you think Mr.. Tlldcn is slu,cr,
A candidat.?"
81 have No doubt Mr. Tildrn lsa ,sl
didalc Dud' x the past ta" DAYS la'
received information which leaves 10
in not the slightest doubt that b
friends will prcsent his name
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
CINCINNATI.
lCoatirp.cd Jrwm FSa F'dSs.l

mentioned rs candidate u Tilden de-
Clines,
The National Committee met to-day
and decided to arrange for preliminary
organization at noon Monday, II has
been arranged to give each delegate hve
seats for spectators, five hundred to the
Local Committee, anu six hundred Tor
ladies' 10 the Local Committee.
Susan Il. Anthony. Matilda Josiyn
Gage and Lille ID Blake, OF New YORK,
:. 4. Spencer, of Washington, Elizabeth
A. Mcrriweather, oi Tennessee. and
Others Of the Woman's Suffrage Associa-
ton, are here Ia present their claim Tor
the ballot Ia the Democratic party. They
have established quarters IN one ct the
rooms al the Music Hall.
The latest rumor with regard TO TIL
drn's letter oi Withdrawal is that II Is IN
the possession Of his nephew. who In on
his way to Cincinnati. Whatever may
be the fact, the conclusion il quite gen
cral here that such a letter IN In exist.
puIp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings,

Mr.. Harry Mendel aud bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip, AMI are
Al their home on South broadway.
Misses Lizzie aud Gertrude Seaman, ot
Wheeling, are visiting their brother,
Mr. II L. Seaman, IN this borough
Washington Reporter.
Mr.. Bob Norton is visiting friends IN
Washington, Pa.
PrI Inhn Birch aud DIR Geo Kelley
have gone tn Cincinnati tn take IN tue
Convention.
Geo. W. Weisgerber, the oarsman, re-
turned home Saturday evening from the
Providence regatta.
Mrs. J. III Downs, Jr., who has been
visiting in Steubenyiile Tor some time,
has returned tn her home IN this city:
Geo. W. Leighton, OF he Llndsley In
s,itute, was awarded the Peabody Medal
In proficiency in all the higher branches
OF the school
The friends of Mr.. ;. NJ. Hamilton,
the we'll known painter, at th's Guy
will learn with regret that he Is very Sc
riously ia at his home on the Island
and with bat the slightest hopes oi ~
CoveTy,
ATTORNEY General White intends leav'
inS to-day Tor Cincinnati for the Conven-
ton.
Vim. A. Turner, Esq, of the late hru''
Of Turner & Dillon, together with h's
vile. left for Cranberry summit, Sstur
day, intending to spend the summer
there.
Rev. DR.. Martin, of Missouri, a broth,
or of Mrs. Col. White, is in the city and
filled the pulpit OF the First Presbyterian
Church last evening.
MnE.S. Norton, wife OF the New
Mcclure proprietor. has returned to the
CITY from a visit to friends in the Eaat.
Hon. Caleb Boggess Is in the city and
has rooms at the McLure.
q. II. shinn, ESD, of Fairmont, is in
the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21

-psiIy rNyrVI SUNDAY,
a., sul a. ,tIprt AL STATIONS.
NA.ImnuNn TKAINN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21

.t,..t, F,prr,, leaves Wheeling al ~ q, y
ar-t,It. ia Ntll,Durgat . , a. snd AZ S'tu
t,u,t.Ir at H.'t 4. n, connecting WIN '"''"'
lNui,,, tu. All Western points -,
In,tu, I-aNlug columbus ~ 90 anu "
~ fuu daily. Though thbagu hhprvss,
fg,.y F, Columbus daily vNCrpt sunday, a. " y
NJtb dyyplug Car aaltss htd af'Nlnk w nNa
g,tt al u,Nt uupulug Rytths eau be ssNureti
N tI,auct AZ Uutcu Depot ticket Office, Colnm
bu, .. A, -,
pullman. - dUtN tug TnHtn slCCping cAfs thtNuFt
without ,haugr irum ~tsUbCuN tlle last u thlla
J.Iph.aaII New NoJk. aud West g. COLUMBUS,
tTU,iuuslt. Louisville, Indianapolis and 81
Loot, ,.-t.
Zoo through tyAyts easgAgc chsSSs slgrplns
&C.,, ...,,,,.,u,..t.tt,us aud anv further iutUrms
I.ru aplIy to Ju,gph NJ RcllyNtiir, Ticket AsruI
st TsU IlsulIr pyl'ut. bsot Ut S'yNcnth slI,rI CT
st cav Iuktt OthVC. under MCLuW HOUSE
Nhyylua -.
A. ~ caldwell. Ucuvual Manager. Columbus,
a " p'Rricu, Gruyu,l Passenger snd IlcAe'
Assent Columbus q N'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-21

Infants Wash Caps AT Bells,
1872 Main street.