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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-15

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-15

|ponse to my offer
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-15

syrup of our own
'arlv amber sugar
!. II is better than
village for eighty
|it suits our taste
in the near future
IN g sweetening,"
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inv farmers in this
piece last spring
formed who pur-
p evnporator and
J and fitted up a
wOrke | up. The
|illicult, and each
together and rig
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-15
PROPS, ETC.

having things to
{time past, hut now
table. The past
4 good one for the
work and getting
usual winter will
prepared. As yet
1 to he seen stand
|sked. The apple
h and low in price.
Its per bushel being
IS were an average
3 tobacco crop was
and is bringing a
probably stimulate
Der area next year.
this is the most
can be raised in
b very light crop
h who have good
be getting sixteen
|en dollars for oat
n bought good hay
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-15

! few Of the south
/ more like beans).
} what thev would
we're of any value
"a some agricul.
be highly of tn EN-
e northern states.
feties in the pa OK
three Of them cot
not LONG enough
hev were planted
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ID not ripen | fed
emed to like them.
b greedilv. The
red ut was that for
bling they might
as a change, and
be wished to pillow
light be advisable
b this | see no use
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-15

F. H. D,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

NEW YoRE, September 1.-THE events
Of the week in financial circles have been
important in many respects. The money
market was easy throughout the week, the
ruling rates for call loans being 2a4 per
cent. The foreign exchanges were dull
aud weak, although on Wednesday the
rate for demandsterliug was advanced one
half cent on the belief that the Bank Of
Eugland would raise its discount rate on
Thursday, which, however, was not done.
Government bonds were strong through.
out the week, especially for the iours aud
four.and.a.halis. The railway and miscel.
lapeous speculation was buoyant in the
early dealings, when prices advanced from
I TO II per cent on active business. Sub.
sequently, however, the improvement was
partially lost, and there was some decrease
In the volume Of transactions. Towards
the close the market was quiet and irregn-
lar, with frequent Quotations between firm.
ness and depression. This afternoon, how
ever, a trisk buying movement set in,
under which q general advance took place.
One Of the leading features OF the week
was the marked strength OF GrApgers,
which continue TO be taken Tor invest.
ment. Rock Island reached the highest
price ever attained, while st. Paul and
Northwestern sold higher than for many
years past. All the high priced investment
stocks continue t6'be bought by capitalists,
aud their supply In many instances has
become quite small. There was revival
Of business in the low priced stocks, and
they advance! sharply. The strength o.
the market at the close was due TO the in
crease In railway earnings Tor the frs
week in September thus far reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

PoMERor, September lO.-The Mason
County, W. Va, Republicans had rous-
ing meeting at Hartford City this evening.
Hon. George @. sturgiss, Republican can.
dIdate for Governor, and Hon. John A.
Campbell, candidate for Elector, were the
speakers. Over 800 people were present
and very enthusiastic. Cannons and brass
bands furnished the music.
A subscriber to the ISTELLiGKScRR in
Mason county. writes as follows in regard
10 the situation down there:
The Republicans Of this county (Mason)
were never in better fighting trim or more
sanguine OF success than now. They are
taking advantage Of descriptions in the
Bourbon camp, and are making strong
fight, while the Bourbon leaders are lry.
| ing in vain 10 bring about union be
tween the discordant elementso Of their par
~. The Republicans are as sure Of car
rying this county in October as that elec
ton day will come. The Democrats see thil
feeling and are making every edge cut aI
far as they possibly can in order TO securl
q full vote and q fair count" but wher
such men "a DR.. N. d. Tobey and others o
equal prominence, who have been long
lived Democrats, take the stump for th'
Republican party, Democratic success 1
out ofthe question. W. BIS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

ATLANTA, GA, September ll.--C Clayton,
Hillsman, the colored boy whose brutally
killed the three.year-old boy Of Mr.. 6. G.
Hillsman, in Culloden, has been tried for
the crime Of murder aud found guilty.
Notwithstanding his youth eleven years)
the crime was SO fiendish in conception,
so brutal in execution and so utterly un-
provoked, that the jurors found no mercy
in their hearts for the murderer. Judge
Lawson passed sentence that Clayton
Hillsman be hanged on Friday, October
25th next, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
a. N. and Ar. NJ. In private place. Mr..
Hunt, attorney for the criminal, gave no.
tice OF motion for new trial, SO that the
execution will not occur at least until the
Supreme Court has passed upon the case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

LONDON. September 1l.-Rowell, the
pedestrian, has engaged Pomona Garden,
Manchester, for his next contest for the
Ashley Belt and the long distance pedes-
trian championship Of the world. Rowell
announces that all pedestrians who desire
10 compete for the belt must forward Gl0O
TO the Sporting Lifsin this city by October
LIST. The race is to take place the first
week in November. The only pedestrians
so far entered for the belt are VIM. Pegram,
colored, OF Boston, Harry Howard OF New
jersey, Blower Brown Of Camberwell, and
Rowell. The Pomona Gardens will hold
l5 900 persons. II was at this place
0'Leary defeated Crosland, and in the
second race for E200, the Manchester
roughs prevented o'Leary from winning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

Taor, n. Y, September 1.-THE back.
ers Of Paddy Ryan, of this city, who re.
Gently defeated Joe Goss, and won the
heavy weight championship of America,
have authority from Ryan to issue chal.
leuge to Jobn Dwyer, OF Brooklyn, to fight
at catch weights for 81 900 or So 500 side,
the fight to take place in eight weeks,
within filty miles oist Louis, or tifty miles
Of Detroit. Should Dwyer refuse 10 fight
Ryan, the challenge Is to be open for Tom
Allen, All. Greenfield, the English cham.
pion, or auy man in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
PRESIDENT HAYEsaoEs 10 TnR THEATRE.
MAN AND HORSE.
The Human Gets Away with His EquIn,
CompeIIIor.

The Human Gets Away With His Equin,
Competitor.
CHICAGO, September ll.-At midnight
the great contest Of l56. hours between
horses and men ended, and was won by
one Of the men.
There were entered for the race fifteen
men and five horses, but at the close only
three men and four horses were on the
track. one horse, Spectator, was with
drawn after two days, and died this morn,
ing, as his owner claims, from the effects
OF poison. The score stands:
Byrne, 57S; Kh,one, 635; Colston, $40.
Betsey Baker, SOS; Rose Of Texas, 545;
Bathman's entry, 627; Dunn's entry, 520.
Therefore, Byrne gets the first prize Of
$, 900; Betsey Baker (horse) gets the sec,
ond prize Of $1,000; Rose OF Texas, third
prize Of $500; Colston, fourth prize Of $3.50;
Bathmsn's entry, the fifth prize Of Sl5O;
and Dunn's entry the sixth prize Of 500.
Byrne is scarcely more than boy, aud
his performance Is considered quite won
deriul. He covered ninety miles yester-
day and eighty.eiRht to-day, and II his
nearest rival had not stopped would have
gone ten or fifteen miles further. Betsy
Baker ives very lame at the-close, aud, in
fact, all the horses were in very bad form
at the close. The exhibition was brutal,
and the spectators were much disgusted
with the treatment oil the animals. Ea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

RspuhIIcnn nnIorIly over All 2S.

Republican Majority over All 25yo4I.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W., Sept. H.
The following compilation is made from
the returns forwarded by Town Clerks and
telegraph managers: Two hundred and
forty towns give Farnhsm, Rep, 47.sO6;
Phelps, Dem, 81, ,24s; Heath, Greenback,
i, ,4es; scattering IS; increase of RspubIi.
can majority over 1879, 1884; increase oil
Republican vote over four years ago, s..
o76; increase Of Democratic vote for same
period, 2l0. Congressional vote OF 240
towns First District-Joyce, Rep. ,l5, ,64l
Randall, Dem, Q, ,75s; Martin, Greenback,
1872. Joyce's plurality, s,SSS; majority,
1921. Second District-Tyler, Rep, l5,.
9Ss; Campbell, Dem, 8 1894; Mead, Fusion,
SS7; scattering, 81. Third District-Grout,
Rep, l2,lSs; Conner. DEM, 6,lsl; Tar.
bell, Greenback, !, ,232; scattering, 74l.
The Democrats elected twenty town
representatives and the GreenbacEers two.
There was an almost unprecedented fight
in the Fourth Congressional District, the
candidates being Boutelle, Republican and
Ladd, Fusion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
The Advice Given Indiana GreenbacGer.
by the National View.

WAsuiSoToN, September lO.-The Ma.
donal Ea0 will tomorrow contain an ap-
peal to the Greenbackers Of Indians 10
stand together. The article thus deals
with Mr.. English:
Mr.. English, on the other hand, like the
sturdy old cent per cent that he Is, comes
to the fray with money, and it must be
conceded with some available, II bombas.
tic, brains; but most OF all, money-plen-
ty OF money-potfuls, psnfuls, and hand
luls. He jubiIantly assures Mr.. Barnum
he can cover over his estate with dollars,
and II he doesn't run over any poor mans
"young one" in the campaign will not lose
q cent for damages.
Are you in the minority Make that
minority the instrument with which to
block the way OF your foes. Are you
without money? Let iervor take its place
and prove that falsehood never yet spoke
for pay as truth will for truths sake. Let
the names Of your candidates be to you
watchwords for the fight, and let the bells
Of heaven ring out their old story Of
truth, justice, liberty and fraternity"
Let tie poor man who values the lives Of
his children, who would keep shelter
over their heads and food to fill their
mouths, Zee to II that no one OF them casts
vote for this man, whose life has been
spent in robbing them OF both. Let Eug-
lish see that the men whom he has op.
pressed will rise up in judgment against
him and against the party which makes Of
such men their leaders, and whose princi-
pies are his principles. Every vote given
70 Hancock and English Is vote for Nat.
ional banks, for usurious interest, Tor
money sgainst the. man. Every farmer
who votes for them votes to put bis farm
under mortgage, and his childten in servi-
tude TO usury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
ANHEIREss TO SPAIN.
The LopE Expected Event Happily
Through win.


MADRID, September ia daughter was
born to the Queen at about o'clock Sat
urday night. According TO ancient eti.
quette the Ministers, Marshals, Grandees
and Diplomats awaited the event in an
ante chamber. JiiH
The Duke Of sexto, grand master OF the
Palace, announced the birth. Shortly
after the King brought out the infant and
showed II 10 the assemblage. The Minister
Of Justice drew up the deed attesting the
birth.
LONDON, September PA dispatch
from Madrid says the infant will be
christened Mercedes and about dozen
other names. The birth was announced
to the city by artillery.
MADRID, September 12.-The baptism OF
the Princess has been fixed for September
l4th. Ex.Queen Isabella will be one Of
the sponsors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
VIRGINIA FACTIONS.
Evidence that the Break, Instead o
Healing over, Is Getting wider Ever.

Evidence that the Break, Instead oi
Healing Over, Is Getting wider Every
Day.
WASHINGTON, September lO.-The con.
ference OF the two Democratic committees
in Virginia next week promises'to inten-
silly the fighting of the factions instead Of
leading to an adjustment. Nearly all the
Readjuster journals are denouncing the
proposition TO act with the Funders with
the vigor Of language for which the poliii-
clans in that section are famous.
/ The Wing, (organ Of the Readjusters),
makes the following declaration:
And we tell the State in all candor that
not only will that committee THE Read
justers1 reject Mr.. Koiner's scheme, but
that no otwenty-seyen Readjusters in the
State chosen by lot, but would vote II
down ten to one. We know their temper
anil their resolution, and they know their
strength and what is due TO 1t and their
self.respect. Every vote in Virginia that
counts will be cast for the Adjuster Elect
oral ticket, pledged TO Hancock and En-
glish. All other votes will be fired in the
air.
AS an evidence Of the condition Of al
fairs in the region Of Lynchburg the Netrs
there, a Funder journal, thus states one
fact OF the attack on an Adjuster candidate
for Congress:
Mr.. Nat. Cabell (the Congressman's
nephew drew his pistol, and placing 1t
against Stouall's breast. snapped 1t three
times, but the weapon failed 70 fire. He
then beat him over the head with the butt
end Of the pistol, cutting several severe
gashes, from which the blood flowed pro
fusely.
In another part Of the State the feeling
runs SO high as'to interfere with religious
exercises. Mr.. Massey, leading Read.
juster, had remained after political
speech on Saturday, aud attended church
on Sunday. He was asked to pray by the
minister. Thereupon the editor Of the
Funder newspaper for the place rose and
left the room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
pImeaIties OF ExpiorIng the Niger.

LONDON, September Il.-News has been
received from the French expedition
which started up the Niger on the 4th Of
April last, under Captain Gallieni. On
the llth Of May, near the village Of Dis,
in the Barbary country, the expedition
was attacked by q thousand natives. After
several hours lighting Captain Gallieni re-
tired with the loss cf fourteen killed and
eleven wounded. all the baggage was
lost. The expedition has rehtted and
started again by another route.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 1.-THE miners hell
delegate meeting at straitsville to-day
and, 1t is stated, resolved to march over t
Corning and drive out the colored miner
there tomorrow. But littlereliance. how
ever, is placed on the Corning part OF th,
statement. There was no work done ii
the Hooking Valley to-day, the time seem
ingly being given mp to the meeting II
question. No word OF any anticipated
trouble has been received,at the Cover
nor's Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
srEuBENVILLE.
A budget Of Political Matter from aAl

1, srEUBESvIlLE, September l2.
Correspondence Of the Intelllgencer.
Last night will long be remembered By
the Republicans Of steubenyille. withou,
any preparation at all they succeeded in
getting up one OF the most enthusiastic
meetings ever held any place. The Sher.
rard Guard. turned out in full uniform,
headed by the drum corps, and paraded
the city for about an hour and a hall, when
they marched to the Republican wigwam
on Market square. Here the enthusiasm
was at fever heat, and everybody was in a
shouting" humor. The meeting was
called to order, and after referring the
matter Of getting up marching clubs 10
each ward to the central committeeman Of
each ward, Col F. B. Coulter was called
to the stand and delivered very warm
speech. In fact, the Colonel was com.
pletely lost in his enthusiasm. In closing.
be paid deserved compliment to the
Sherrard Guards. His speech was warmly
applauded throughout, and at itsiclose
loud calls were made for ]. F. Dalton. Mr..
Dalton appeared on the platform, and for
ten minutes following the building rung
with cheers at the truths given by Mr.. D.,
his picture OF the Democratic candidates
since 1884 being particularly well received,
This closed the exercises OF the evening,
and the club adjourned to meet on Mon.
day evening. the 18th. when Governor E.
j. Davis, Of Texas, will speak.
A few weeks ago the Gasette, OF this
city, calleu us second Eli Perkins, the
biggest political liar in this section OF the
country" We proved that we did not lie
In the matter the Gazette charged US with,
and now We throw the lie back in their
teeth, and are able TO prove that they not
only lied. but lied knowingly. In their
issue OF Friday they say, "Atth residence
Of Judge Miller two OF the Guards pulled
their knives and threatened to cut each
others gizzards out" Now, we happened
to be there, and saw this occurrence. The
two Guards were two Young fellows entire.
ly unconnected with the club, and II we |
mistake not one oithem leans very strong. |
ly towards the Democratic party. We can |
bring Witnesses to prove that the Gdselte |
lies in this instance, and we defy them to
show they have not. ALwYN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

NEw YoRx, September 1.-THE steam-
er Charleston, with six Of the survivors Of
the steamship City OF Vera Cruz, arrived
here last night. They are A. X. Owen,
Charles Smith, Charles Brandenburg, Ma
son Talbot, John. Greenfield, and James
Kelley. Their statements of the loss OF the
vessel are much the same as those already
published. Captain Van Slice was struck
BY fragment Of the wreck and knocked
overheard shortly after 5 O'Clock. The
ship went downabont s O'Clock Sunday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

TauE are many Irishmen among the
.,l,, Of the ISrElLIGEScER who will be
.,,,I, interested in reading the article
r,,b 9. publish in this issue from the
S,,,,, TiBuH. They should not only
s,I h themselves but pass it aronnd
,-,sr their friends. 1t Is worthy Of the
II.,, possible circulation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
ANxIyERsARIEs AT BAL1InoRE.
Ceiebraiions oi Battle Of North Point
Bombardment Of Fort MeHenry and
Founding OF baltimore.

Celebrations oil Battle Of North Point
Bombardment Of Fort MeHenry and
Founding. OF baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September l2.-ro.day Is
the Anniversary Of the battle of North
Point. The old defenders, numbering
nine, were conveyed in carriages TO the
Trinity NJ. Z Church AID listened to the
annual discourse. Tomorrow the defend.
ers meet at City Hall, march around the
battle monument and afterwards dine at
Druid Hill Park. There are now seven.
teen survivors, the Oldest Oh and the
youngest So years.
The 18th Of September being holiday
all the public Offices will be closed 10.
morrow aud National salute will be fred
from Fort MoHenry, the 18th being the
anniversary OF the bombardment Of that
fort.
Active preparations are being made for
grand celebration Of the l50th anntver.
sary oil the founding OF Baltimore. The
festival will commence October l1th, and
continue FIVE days. Mayor Latrobe TO.
morrow issues proclamation announcing
the event, and requesting oil citizens to
unite In commemoration, and inviting all
friends OF the city from distance 10 par.
ticipate. The first day there will be agrand
procession, in which all the trades take
part, followed by parades Of the military,
police and FIRE departments. ThirLy.fye
thousand pupils Of the public schools will
be in line.
Mayor Latrohe and other gentlemen
will attend the celebration Of the 250th
anniversary Of the settlement Of Boston,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
In ,I,e Nick or fine.

EvASsvILlr, IND., September 12.-J. NJ,
Nimley and James Millas passed through
the city to-day, en- route to Somerset,
where q brother Of Nimley Is iniail un.
der sentence OF death, for the alleged mur.
der Of Millas, who disappeared mysteri-
ously from Somerset fourteen years ago,
and had not since been heard Of till dis.
covered by ]. N. Nimley, near Fond'a
Ferry, Ky., on Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

srRuBESrMLE, ONO, September H.
Charlie Cunningham, agei fourteen years,
this afternoon attempted to jump on a
Pan Handle freight train at the Barelapd
cosl.shait, in the Sixth ward, 10 ride 10
his home In Mingo, but missed his foot
ing and was run over by the cars, which
crushed his left arm so badly that amputa.
-uon was necessary. His foot and left leg
were also badly injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

luE West Virginia Democracy declared
h.repeAl Of the resumption &C! at their
s., Convention in 1876 aud Ben Wilson
ytdIorits repeal in Congress. And yet
II ,h. resumption Hct We have added
ba hundred millions Of good money to
Il. slrulltion Otths country, Thisis the
pf Of statesmGnship that distinguishes
i...,,d,v Dsmoc,ary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13
Insnrreniinn niiisrni.

sMLA, September l2.-Intelllgence re,
ceiyed here states that serious insurrec.
tion has broken out in Herat and that the
G0vernorofth the city was murdered. Aynnh
Khan, accompanied by his principal oil.
GERS aud several hundred horsemen has
passed Zamindwar on the way 10 Herat.
Major McGregor, with brigade Of British
troops, has marched for Kala Abdnllash,
near Rishia pass,