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NAHoSE, as usual, comes out ahead \
'ae preliminary contest in Virginia. Ever
.uce the nomination ti the UsAeton
uetst at Richmond he has had The sup
p's o. the bulk Of vifglnis Republicans,
sod The opposition to the anti Bourbon
p'0s'amme among Republicans oi the
oHsh@bssu confined to q few politicians
sao were willing TO remain In a minority
WI 40 indefinite period provided they
s'ala cohtfOl federal patronage. All the
,ppIlAncs' they could bring 10 bear,
a0SeVef, Seem to have been insufficient
"ulEe even respectable resistance 10
a' alahone movement. The so.callsd
%NsatOu! Convention bv which q lew
0'l'en hoped 10 continue their resistance
"'as evident desire Of msjohtY melted
sH until an adverse nomination became
impossible, and Adjourned leaving an
Open isId Ior ths Malone candidates.
There Is now the best reasons Tor be-
y asn1s that the latter will again cAtry ths
saIs. The Readjusters do not constitute
milotily oil the Democratic patty, buI
la'y will ptobAbly poll at least two. Ailhl
o. The party ,ttensth, say htty thouSant
S'adiuslsm against seventy.iVe thouSant
S'ufOonS, while ninstenthA ol The Re
publican woes cAsL (and they numbetet
saAtythtee thousand lest ialll will 8
10Y The Readjustet ticket That tlCkO
Will certainly receive more than one hRn
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TAKEN IN.
A Widow sWIudIed by y EaseInAIing
Foreigner,

Widow sWIudIed by n FaseInAIina
Foreigner.
PHILADELPHIA, August 12-Oount Ar
nett Anderson, as he called himself, who
was about to become the husband of MrO
NOrdell, the widow OF q we'll known lotisI
at Long Branch, suddenly left her and heI
children in New York on Thursday last,
and has not been hearL Of since.
He went with two Of the children
to the office Of Transatlantic
Steamship Company to purchase'tlckets fol
the entire family, who believed that they
were goirg TO Europe, there to reside On
the estate OF thA Count. He sent the
children blck 10 their mother at the hotel
with this message 2"Tell mamma th At my
brother in Ohicsgois dead, aud must 60
there atonce, She can 70 blck To Long
Branch bretay at the hotel until ] come
back 9f lr4
Mrs. Nordell made active search for An.
derson Immediately, but be could not be
found. kilograms have been sent To
Europe and The principal cities OF the
United States to inteICspt him. II seems
that since the death OF Mr.. Nordell, about
two years ago, the business OF supplying
bouquets aud cut & lwsrE to the hotels al
Long Branch has been carried on by bis
widow, and handsome proh's made.
Last season Anderson, who was did.
guised as q tramp, being, as he said, An
exile from hiS iatherland, obtained em.
ployment At MI. Nordell's conservatory.
He had luxurlant black mustache, was
nearly six feet tall, had Louis Napoleon
face and figure, with most attractive man.
ners, He helped Mrs. Nordell 10, make
bouquets, and was liked by The girls who
came in carriages to the conservatory to
purchase them. Every body called him
The Count, Finally he persuaded the
widow to accept his hand In marriage and
telinqnish her business and 20
live on bis estate In Germany.
So Mrs. NOrdell leased the gar.
dens for fve years and gave the money to
the Count. He also collected oil Of the
bills due and got some in advance. Then
be appeared Oh Ocean avenue ne Count
OF the German Empire, elegantly dressed,
and always With o primroee In the upper
bhttonhole Of his diving coat. II lg said
Mrs. Nordell placed all her ready cash In
bis hands last week when they went to
New York on their way for Berlin.
Mre. Nordell and children have taken
apartments 10 q BmNll house In Second
avenue. There Ia great sympathy felt Tor
haf
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REl.LAIaE.
notes from our NeIEhbor-Tho DIph.
iheFiR Plague,

notes from Our NeIEhb0F-Iho DIph'
iheTia Plague.
James Ksyser will teach the Bethel school
this winter.
Thoburn Post G. A. h Is 10 visit the Bell.
alre Post saturday.
A child Of Nj. KinnimAn died at bis home
on Noble street Friday morning,
The physicians are TO report 10 the City
Gle K the numUer Of deaths each week.
A cLild Of George Robinson died ThursdSy,
at his home on MoMahon creek, Of diph.
tntria.
Henry BonGriuSa store was closed Friday
on Account Oft death VI niece Of Mrs.
BouArius'S, In Wheeling.
GO. Cralty's and Mahon Crafts families
will spend their days for awhile out at NJ
Pleasant, Jetferon county.
Moore Kirkpatrick, three year old son ol
John Kirkpatrick, died Of uiphtheriA, Friday
morning Toe funeral will take place Satur.
day morning at " O'Clock.
John MCt}rahnagAn, Of Bellaire, and Duncan
6tanttra, VI Wheeling are contea tantS for q
solid gold watch, on exhibition In N. Crafts
window, the contest 10 be decided September
H.. The Church Of God Winebfennarian) 10
70 derive the benefit.
Six deaths occurred from dphtheriA here
apd 10 this neighbrhood from Thursday noon
toFriday noon. There are many sick who are
not angerOuSly SO but they require the at
tentlon Of the doctor just the 1anie, and some
of the doctors use up several horses in day.
The slndey brought up q lot Of melons Fri.
day 10 10 on up to Liverpool by rail, They
had lost thirteen melons Gltady on the road
and the otiicerH OF the boat were Watching like
hawke 10 see that another dozen did not do.
appear ~ mysteriously before they got into
the car. ID GA t
some Of tho cutters that are being scooped
out along our streets many Of them where
II seems TO be the general opinion that no
work Is needed, are 50 full OF hollows and low
places that where there 10 any water at all II
stands In puddles On one prominent street
now Is q gutter with green water and not o
particle OF lime tlear II. The work Is done
Mechanically. The black mud from the
CUTTERS Is raEed into piles and left f!r days
under the Sun-ct rtaInly q wJrSe state than
before
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ST. CLAIpsvILLE.
--latest From the Capital Of BtlmOnL
The weir IrIAI.

--latest FROM the Capital Of Belmont.
The weir ITiaI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters, Of steubenville, are
the guests oil Mrs. David Dtfrah.
Miss MolIie starke, a young lady Of our
place, was married OH Wednesday evening.
ThUS. Il Emerson, OF BatneiVille. lectured
last evening before the Normal Hehool on
Wisdom 10 Knowledge
by tile way, we noticed the plank.WAlk 10
the Fair Grounds Is almost d thing Of The
paSt. A few boards and rotten planEa are oil
that remain 10 show that 1t wss ever there.
Otto Smith, Of Martins Ferry. was brought
belOie the Probate Judge yesterday o. q
luDait AT the office be succeeded In getting
away, giving his pufsuefs chase over The
helds Of u quarter vi mile He vas captured,
handcutsd and Garfield back to jail. n
Last evening John Rice, who bad been
drinking deeply, went 10 bis mothers house,
broke tip dishes anu furniture and otherwise
misbsliayed. In order 10 arrest hitn, he wAa
knocked down by an tfileefs t1i, Ce, and quite
gfsh cut III his head. He wAslAnded III jaL
Toe picnic given by the United ptesby.
terlan cOng ekAtion yesterday on The Fair
GtUunls, was one Of The Most enjoyable Of
theft invariably pleasant annual reunions. Al
dinner time, lie table extending The length Of
Floral Hail. literally gtUaned With the weight
oi good things prepared for those who chose
u eat.
The Argument In the Welt cA.s was opened
this morning by ". q. Kennon, for the stAlo.
He was iOlljwsd by B. 3. Chambers for the
ielehIe, who closed At o'clock. As the mall
closes Captain DAnfofd 10 speaking. Tile
cotilI room IL densely packed, about half the
audience being ladies' The interest seeniS
absorbing The dstense 10 based on cell de.
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AnOEMEw ACCOUNT
OF the MuFdsF Of spotted Tail By Crow
Dog,

Duks
DEADWooD, D. T., August ia gentle.
man just In from Rosebud reports that
Spotted Tail was on his way to Washing.
ton when murdered. He was in an
ambulance, accompanied by several other
chiefs, when Grow Dog rodsup and plac-
ing areVolver against his breast shot him
dead. Grow Dog fed 10 Fort Niobrara
Tor protection. Grow Dog 10 not chief,
but amblttousto become one, and for long
time has been engaged in iomenlipg dis
cord among the Indians. Spotted Tail
was permitted TO visit the officers ak the
Agency at pleasure, but other chiefs were
not accorded those privileges except when
the general council was held.
This caused Jealousy aud on the Fourth
OF July Grow Dog called council Of bis
friends to test the feelings Of the Indians.
Grow Dog made speech pointing out that
iavors were shown Spotted Tail by the
Government which ought to be shown oil
the Indians alike, and that II he were
made chief things would be different.
Standing Elk spoke for peace and
harmony and was followed BY Spotted
Tail who happened along, Spotted Tail
denounced Grow Dog ss 0 snake 10 the
grass and called on him to come out Ikea
man, barring his breast and calling on
Grow Dog to empty his revolver In bis
heart, and calling him o coward. Grow
Dog responded that he WAs not ready to do
that, but would do II when least expected.
Spotted Tails three sons tried unsuccets.
fully TO get the old man home, and
guarded him with their rifles. Spotted
Tail was not In the habit Of carrying fire.
arms, and was unaTmed when murdered.
He was bS years old. The Deputy Mar.
shall leaves here tomorrow to arrest the
assassin,
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THE RAAKERs..
Last Bay's session OF the C0nVsntiOn.
BuSinShs rFAnSaeled


NIAGARA FAILS, August l2-The labor
Of the Bankers Convention were finished
to-day. The session was called to order
at II o'clock, President COs in the chair
and prayer wss offered. The President
announced that the Executive Council
met Thursday evening and elected TIE
following officials: Chairman Of Exec
utive, Jacob D. Vermyle, President OF the
Merchants National Bank Of New York
City; Treasurer, George T. Banter, Presi.
dent OF the First National Bank ol New
York; Secretary, Edmund D. Randolph,
President OF the Continental Bank Of New
York City; Corresponding Secretary, Geo,
MArsland, editor, OF New York,
Ed. SoWles, President Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of St. Alblns. Vt, read q
paper on bank taxation, which embraces
history Of the paniCs since 1897,
remedies for such evils and deductions
made thereirom. =
Papers were also submitted by A. 81.
mons, OF South Carolina, on the indus
try and resources and material progress
Of South Carolina.
j. q. Palgrove, Of London, submitted
paper ON English banking, which Was
referred to.the Executive Council.
An interesting pSper on Canadian
banking was Rad by George HAyhe,
MsuBgsr OF the Bank Of Montreal, which
was ordered printed,
The address Of George L. Wright, Of st,
Louis; on the aississippi trade, was sub
mitlad : y .it f..s E Il
The Executive Council reported mum.
ber oi resolutions Of thanks which were
adopted.
ar. PrsouE, OF 81 Louia announced
lhe intelligence oil the sudden death, yes.
terday, of Col, John L: Stevens, Vice
President from Missouri, and offered a
memorial resolution which waR adopted
f A. soules, Of 81. Albans, VI, offered
a resolution urging The necessity OF an
b,nE at Niagara Falls, which
was unanimously adop ed.
A paper was offered by O. R. ThOmss,
Of Utica, on bank letters, from George
Walker, Consulate at Paris, ON he
French banking paper Also one on the
sane Ephisct ftom the New York agent,
French LyoniiSe, Of New York. Referred
10 Council.
Mr.. Powell, Of Michigan, read brief
address on the resources Of his State,
An interesting paper on the water
power OF Niagara Falls, by K r. Delano,
Cashier OF the Cataract National Bank at
Niagara Falls, was read and ordered 10 be
printed.
! A numbers Of miscellaneous papers
was referred to- the Council, and the
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AHOusE Of Refuge for Fallen Women,
Authorised By the last New York LegiSla.
tufe, Is S,on 10 bs built. A COMMITTEES oil
a's we'll known citizens, representing
different sections Of the State, has been
lppOinted by Governor Cornell to se!ec. q
Ete. More than one bnndted ptopasAls
have been received. The plan Of the 10.
Gilution wlllbs similar lO that Of the In.
tlInA R6!oimitofy ior womsr, which haS
been In operation Tor si1 ,eArt with good
teSuIts, 1nG has now two hunjred inmates.
VnIy two men will be employed a'.ou, The
ptemlses-Au etgiheOr and Wa'Chman.
women Will Ia received bst esn the ages
o' h'lesn AID thirty, aud will remain
from one TO HveyesB They will 6fst be
put 10 Eotk In the laundry, btCsuse, as
oue OIL she Commissioners gtimly says, II
nas oeen lOnnd that washing has d sub.
uu'nB elect" As d reward iJf good con-
aucs IheY will bO allowed 10 work Out,oi
uOof'' to thke CateC the cows and horses,
And 70 TIL The ground. Those who have
sunclent education will be appointed
school y teachers 10 Indiana, It Ia said,
s'psf CsuI Of the women have been rb.
u formed, and only one has been fecomtnit.
'ed' which msy or may not be hiph tssli
mony : to The aItractivenssS oil the inStitu'
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A GLOOnY vIEw
or Iht I'resident's CASs-Gov. BiSck burr
Ihinha he Will die.

or IhS Presidents CAse-Gov. BIScL bnTu
IhinAa he Will die.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 12 The Lex.
ington reporter Of Courtsr.JOurtal has had
a talk with Gov. Blackburn, who Is a
prominent retired phSalcian, and during
quite a lengthy talk Oh various topics the
condition Of President Garfield was men
toned. Said Gov. Black burn, II thought
at the time the President was shot lhst
his wound would prove moftal, and | atill
think 81. He will undoubtedly die.
| believe Tue ball was dtnscted and
ettuck the spinal column tlfsCting the
great nerves. Nothing elee could account
lot The painA III his isstl This Thing YOU
noticed Ia the papets about theiL getting
him 10 siyn llis nstne In order 10 rest his
nerves is oil foolishness. II ismy opinion
that they got bis name aiEued lot The pur.
pose ot calling Congress- together In The
event Of his deSth. 'N'A .
ID this connection your correspondent
will state that be had conversations with
two other surgeons Of this city who e1.
pressed the opinion that the Presidents
weakness iB LARGELY due TO The TACT that he
has not been furnished with enough
strengthening ioad 0le Ok them 10 Of
the ohihioti that The tone ot The Plesi'
denl's Btoti ach has been impaired BY too
many bypodetmlC Injections Of norphia.
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ths hest way TO HlEht Essiand, abd tn
ChsaptsI. r.

Z he Rest way TO PIght En9lAhu, hhd the
u0i Chs6ptst.
DuBLtN, August 19.-Mr. ParDell, writ.
ins to The editUts I the United ireland, q
newspaper ID the interest ot the Lard
Iugus, saysi l am much pleased that
YOU intend 10 make the development Of
the industrial resources II the conntfy
and the encouragement Of native manu-.
iaCutes leading feature ot your paper.
tthihk the limo Is fast approaching when
one might do much to assstln the fe.es'ab.
iisbnishl Il 1tistl manufactures by enCour.
aging out people. 10 tse home made In
preference 10 Englisli made goods.
: I am disposed 10 believe Ia regard 10
the articles not at pfeteht N !ntiiaGlufed
IN any extent at home that we might use
The products VI American isClotieS. This
would tend 10 act as indirect protection 10
Irish manufactures, a. II would encourage
the organisation Ot WofkB iof the purpose
Of manulaG uhns such articles 81 home.
The organisation which The land move.
lnsnis has iosLeted would be very import.
ant Ia assisting such 4 movement.
Rev. Dr.. ThomAe W. Ufoke, Archbishop
Of UAehel, alto writes 10 the same paper
u'glng The editor 10 ehcoufpge The ltlsh
indusltieb ih pteiefeuCe the patronage ol
ol foreign goods.
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MARTIN's RgRRY.
NsEay NOtsl and Gossip Personal lIsn.
.... tiOp, 60, &c,

Il
Our City Council has lots Of psrpleIities
Miss PlatH McEesly Is visiting MisI Id
Wsloh, Of CAdiE.
The Excelsior will rsorganiEs, A meeting
was held last night.
Capt Abe Lash has returned from several
days hunt out the O., 7. V,&W,
twenty-five tents are In uSs at the N. 2,
camp meeting in Walnut Grove,
w. H, Wood has brick ready to burn at hiH
brick yard, but 10 unable to secure wood.
Mr. L, J, @, Drennen went 10 Washington,
D. a., Wednesday evening, on legal buSlness'
Rsv.J. Brown, formerly pastor OF the n,
= Church here, but now Of Coihocton, o.. 10
In taWn.
Miss Carrie CAttell went to Cleveland
Thursday morning 70 visit with relatives q
week or ten days
MiSsss Love and Gray, OF steub0nyille, were
wishing at Mrs. Robert lewis, on Fifth
street, this week,
Arrangements have been made BY Thoburn
Post 9. A. R here, to hold picnic In Walnut
Grove Saturday, September Sd,
AF: Eugene Rider, from Kansas, 4 former
Martins Ferry boy, arrived here Thursday
evening on visit to his parents,
This evening and Monday evening We arc
70 have Rip Van Winkle In Commercial Hall,
by Harry Psass'S Dramatic Company.
Rev, Weir and family have returned from
PennsYlyania. Regular services may be OK.
pected tomorrow In the U, P, Church.
Cotton will not be outdone, so will ap,
pear Monday morning with his express wagon
all painted up new, bright and shining.
Mr., L. 0. Boyd returned from the East with
q stock OF boots and Shoes, also hats and caps
which he Is opening up IN his double store
room,
There may be number OF houses for rent
soon, II the Laughlin Mill employees leave 10
solre work elsewhere. We hope they may
return, r
The excavation at the embankment on
Hanover Itreet grade for Mr.. ArbRuRh'a busi.
ness block goes slowly but surely on, Coca.
sional blasts have 10 DO made.
Nill Wttherald leaves tomorrow for Terre
Haute, Ind, to tale situation In . mill
there. Others go to the same place, while
still Others 80 to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Thursday evening, Miss Amanda Miller, BY
mistake, took arsenic for other medicine. She
discovered the mistake. and medical aid WAS
summoned. The patient 10 all right now.
The Republican primary election to elect
delegates 70 the County Convention next
Tuesday the l6th, at H. Olaipvllie, will be
held this evening, between 2 and O'Clock Of
Town Hall
MIRA Margaret, wife Of VIM. Sloan, died
Wednesday morning after an illness OF many
montha The funeral was held Wednesday At
2 P. N. at the house. Rev, Weir conducted the
funeral services. Gnterment at Mt Wood
cemetery.
Mr.; Otto Smith for several days had been
showing signs Of his old trouble, and Thus.
day afternoon be broke violently out In acts
OF insanity, and was taken to 1t. UIairSvillo
UstenSlbly u pay taxes, but 10 secure his safe.
keeping until his removal to New Athens.
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TIE Cincinnati Gazette predicts thAtths
main operations in the present WheRt deal
will he left In the settlement. tits great
deal easier to get into q corner than to
get out OF 1t. The profit depends upon
the ability Of the syndicate to sell the
property upon the close Of the deal At
paying prices, The oat corner was sue
Csssiul enough 60 far as running up prices.
Itclosed at 44c, but then the price dropped
1OAllc., and the syndicate had several
million bushslS on hand, Any party who
has money and credit enough can run up
the price, but 1t requires more than capi,
tal to get out-it requires a natural al
vance ip PRICES Jay Gould several years
ago made . sucCessful corner in North.
western common stock, running the price
up from Us to 22Si but he made loss In
thee Of $l.5OO,OOO. He was forced to
take all the cash AtsUk offered greatly
shove iIs value, aad then was unable 10
sell Il except at com parstiyely low figures,
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viESNA, August 19.--rhe presideDts Of
the various Vienna rowing Clubs were
most hospitAble to their foreign visitors,
sud many Of the Americans avSiled them.
selves Of the privileges. ffstsd. Asplendid
couiss was kept. Both crews we're much
chSeted,. especially the Ameticins Alter
q mile lad been travetBea Sienkel was
seen to iaIter, aud In moment or 80 the
CornelIo were in c5m plele confusion.
Shenkel then fell forward aud II was ABcer.
tained that he had tainted. The Viennese
crew was composed VI hefvy, muscular
and powerful men. ',. ..l.....7
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YOaGiaN kotgs.

1,is n6w asserted that The report that
the Pore Intends leaving Rome was citou:
lated blythe Vatican, with lhe intention oi
AfuuAl6s ttis catholics abroad.
The Intentions Of The French troops 10
occupy Suisse has been abandoned In con.
sequences oi The Inhabitants having sent
notice u Submission to the Bsy.
GladslUpe's health has someS hat suiIei.
ed from worrying over the lAnd bill. liIs
Appearance last night excited much sym.
pathy And some concern among his itiehdb.
ALonhon Tine correspondent d TunlS,
says. Official reports and accounts ol
independent persons oil tend 10 chow that
the French troops plundsted the hou6ee
Of the EutOpsAhs At slAx.
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o'LEAR1's PLAN
For the AmelloraIlon or the IrIsh SUI.
EeFeFH,

TUT tHo AulohUEhtlon VI tno ARl1u SUE
DUBLIN, August 12 lin compliance with
the request oI Forster, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, in bis reply to the population Of
Irish farm laborers which lately waited on
him, 0'Leary already has forwarded 10
Forster q abatement Of the position and
grievances Of the Irish lAborers. 0'Leary
has travelled extensively In the United
States and Canada 10 obtain information
In regard TO the condition oil the working
classes there, and has also travelled oil
over Ireland, mostly on foot,
de urges the appointment ol Royal
Commission 10 inquire into the labor
question, and the dispatch TO Ireland OF
properly qualified lecturers to lecture In
the rurAl districts on matters oil the vel.
fare OF his county, Cottage gardening,
improved methods Of agriculture, and the
rearing Of live stock, be says, might also
be treated, 0'Lesfy taysthat the healthy
and natural emigration Of people who can
not get on tn Ireland 10 wise, but be
opposes promoting exoduses, and points
out the wTetched Accommodation for
immigrants In most American ports.
Mr.. Forster replies that there are some
matters III 0'LeRry's letter which at q
later date be would wish TO discuss with
him