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National Republican., 1881-11-02
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I am anxious to secure name for a new brand Of
that the same may be appropriately named, make
O. 80 70 the person, f male whose selection shall
be adopted by the judges and silk dress pattern
All the military companies, all the civic societies,
boat clubs all inmates Of the orphan ssylums and
pie Of washington-are invited to help me select
teen days Il is important that the names selected be
submitted at once, which can be done by postal-card
The judges who will select the name nom those sub.
miited arc =. K; Ward Thomas p. KalbNis Ilenien.
Dickson, J. G. Adlson, and lieutenant NJ. 3. Urel.
6S eA AZ S%SUPo se TsnS street
northwest +. H. FINLEY Manager.
P.s.-This invitation Is only extended to the peo
pie of the District ofCoumhin If the award shall be
will be given to the commander Of the company TO
which the member belongs. no2lw
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A. E. BATEMAN. J.. A, BARTLETT.
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ews MEETING or TIE soYTH SAm3i ,si
be held THIS Wednesday, EVENING, at 7:9Q
o'clock, at No. 800 Eleventh street northwest All
South Carolina Republicans temporarily residing In
city are "ySd P&t G ST2sF Il "a esss Secretary
e~zS{s NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
49, National Capital Telephone Company
There will be meeting Of stockholders Of { the Ma
| Washington, d. C., on MONDAY, November :, 1881,
ut o'clock D. IN. By order of the Board OF Directors.
oc2a7t w II. BARNARD, Secretary
ecSSsfs THE POTOMAC FRUIr-GRowERs I'M.
kSS provement Company have leased Glymont
| and purchased $50 acres adjoining for TEMPER
| ANCE PLEASURE RESORT and for fruit culture.
| Capital stock, s25Ooo Shares, s25, NOW NEEDED.
| l. r. TfEMBLY, DR. f. p. ROWLAND.
| J. ORVILLE JOHNSON, DIR. s. A. II. McKIM,
| j. b. PHILIP, DIR s. DOMER,
SAMUEL G. MILLS, N. w. PIERSoN,
| w. II. MAIN,
oc2etf Trustees.
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h~%S5D w. H. THOMPSON,
BS 703 Fifteenth street northwest,
receives all valuable new remedies rs Intro
duced, and Keeps on hand WHIrTEMORE9S PAT.
ENT ELASTIC CRUTCHES and SILK ELASTIC
STOCKINGS; all of the Medicinal Mineral Waters
both foreign and Observation-Disclosures, Buffalo
Ltha, Blue Lick, Bedford Capen, Carlsbad, Con-
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~ II. A. HALL,
Justice OF the Peace and Notary Public,
| has removed to the Warner Building. OclS-l2tN
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District of Columbia 0 per cent Bonds, maturing
1892
MOI folk City per cent. Bonds, having thirty years
To run first-class Investment Call and examine
Metropolitan Street Railway Stock, Washington
Gaslight Scrip and other investment securities, Gov
Direct wire to Philadelphia and New York oci5-tf
National Republican., 1881-11-02

what must be expected of your own city2 Wash
ington'neyer had so grand an event before. Why
the very thought Of IL and the fuct cannot be
my thoughts, and / see the old veteran Check
mate coming down the stretch with Monitor and
Colonel, let me dismount believe I'll come
anyhow. All I've got TO say Is, IL your people
won't go TO see such races as will be run over
your track next week then set Bob Ingersoll pray
Ing for them III conclusion let me say all honor
to the men by whose persevcring efforts so much
has been done, and may every future event be one
continued success. Nous pCrrOns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
.JIM'S JOURNEY
FROM DEATHS DOOR TO THE HAVEN
or SOUND BODILY HEALTH.
The Presiden; Still Progressing in a Salts
factory Manner-1hs Hypodermic In
iections Of Morphia Discontinued
Things Beginning to As
sumo Definite Shape.
FINAL RECOVERY ALMOST ASSURED.
ONCE AGAIN

The Same Old story Of the Favorable
Progress Of the President is Chroni-
cled.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, ll:30 P. Nit.
tie can be added TO- night to the details OF
the Presidents case given in the official
bulletins. He has passed quiet, un.
eventful day, taking about the same
amount OF solid and liquid nourlshment
as yesterday, and sleeping quietly at in
tervals without anodynes. His tongue,
which has long shown evidences
of fever and of disordered
condition OF the mucous membranes, is
now assuming a natural appearance and
there is a noticeable improvement in
the processes of digestion and assimila.
ton. The wound continues to present
a healthy appearance. The discharge is
in every respect satisfactory and there
is strong probability. although 1t
is not founded on positive
evidence. that the ball is becoming en-
cysted. The patients temperature atthe
evening examination was 2-l0 degrees
higher than yesterday, but the febrile
rise was of short duration and at tins
hour his temperature and respiration are
normal and his pulse has fallen below
100. The hypodermic injection OF sui
phste of morphia was again omitted to-
night and the patient is sleeping quietly
without it. The surgeons report that
his progress toward recovery to-day
has been entirely satisfactory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
Doing Finely at IL P. NJ.
CONFESSED HIS CRIME.
Horrible Story OF a Killing by
the perpetratOr.

LoUIsviLLE, KY, August 5.-A Law
renCeburs special to the Courier Journal
on the 10th OF July last said that Arthur
Ingram, poor old man about B years
of age, who leaves wife and five or six
children, WAS foully murdered by W. T.
Grant, near his home, in this county.
Grant, who is in Jail, makes the follow
ing confession: That on the 10th OF July
he and one Travis, went to Van Buren,,
Andersen county There they met old
man Ingram; there all took a drink.
They went from there to Calvert's store,
not very far away; there Grant bought
a quart OF liquor; Grant, Travis and
Ingram drank freely of it. When the
old man became drunk and boisterous
Grant and Travis took his sack
that contained some meal or
flour he had bought and each took hold
of him TO assist him home. When they
had gotten near Ingram's house they
called for some one to come and get him
and his sack When his daughter came
out Grant got over the fence aud asked
the old man to get over. When he re-
fused to 90 Ingram reached over two or
three times and took hold OF Grant,
using some harsh words toward him,
when Grant picked up rock and knock
e,i him aMn> irpm hun. He then secur
Ell IA tiv.-pound rock and struck the old
man severe blow, knocking him fifteen
feet. Ingrsn'S daughter Was standing
there all the time crying and screaming
TO let her father alone. The last blow
did the work, killing him, when Grant
sat him against tree and left.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
st. Paul Visited by a Terrific
Wind Storm, Doing Great
Damage to the Grain.

Sr. PAUL, August 5.-A severe storm
swept over this section OF the State this
evening. aud extended as far as Memo
monee in Wisconsin. The great .st
damage was done in Minneapolis. For
a time it really appeared as if the city
was to be swe OF by genuine cyclone.
A house in process OF erection by Frank
Lee was wrecked. Lightning struck the
barn of Andrew Paulson, which was
totally consumed. County Surveyor
Plummer, who was in Brooklyn
township " hen the storm struck that
point, states that the sound OF the storm
could be distinctly heard for some time
before its arrival After its passage 1t
was found that the damage was confined
TO hay and grain stacks, which were
Ieveled and scattered about the country.
Small grain in the fields and in stacks
Was blown down and badly damaged.
1t is impossible to learn the damage done
in the line OF the storm for the wires are
wrecked in every direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
THE INDIANS.
Another Battle With the Red
Skins-The DastaTdly Out
RACES They Are Committing.


DENVER, August 5.-A Santa Fe
courier came into Fort Craig this morn
ing and reported that the Mescoleros
Indians. who have, since the 18th inst,
been pursued by Lieutenant General
Fogle, have crossed the Rio Grande, and
are running off stock and killing herd.
ers i'm Mexico. So far as known two
herders and one miner have been kill
ed, and the Indians captured all the
stock of Gains & McConkey's stage line,
from Engesta to Black Range. Yes.
terdav thirty.six citizens left San Mar
cial, armed and mounted, to bury the
dead bodies OF the killed. At noon
yesterday, while eating dinner in Red
Canon, in the San Mato mountains,
they were surprised by the Indians. At
the first fire one man was
killed, seven wounded and all the
stock captured. The remainder OF the
whites then got behind the rocks and
dispatched two nen to Fort Craig Tor
help. Gen. Hatch ordered Lieutenant
Guilfayle's command OF fifty men, then
at Fort Craig, to the scene of the fight,
where they probably have arrived be-
fore this. Couriers have been dispatch
ed to send two companies of cavalry to
scout the San Moto and Cochillo Nego
Mountains, and Lieutenant Taylor's de-
tachinent OF Indian scouts is guarding
and scouting the Black Range. Two
companies OF cavalry leave the Navajo
reservation for the Black Range to-mor-
row. Thus far seven victims have been
gathered in by the recent raids. Gen.
Hatch is OF the opinion that some OF the
Navajos have Joined the Apaches, as
there are about six Indians in this par
ty. The agent at MescolerOs reports his
Indians all on the reservation, which is
not true, as they have been recognized
in the recent fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
WEIR'S WRONG.
Nothing Further Done in the
Case Yesterday-Attempt Of
the Court To Muzzle the Press.

Special Dtspatch 70 the hestSter'
ST. CLAIRsvLLE, August D.
Nothing was done in the Weir murder
case in Court to-day. The Sheriff
was sent out last night for special VEN
ire of forty,six jurors, and they will not
be able to report until tomorrow. The
State has yet one peremptory challenge
and the defense has eight. 1t is doubt
ful whether the required number OF
qualified jurors are obtained in this last
panel, and it will be some time next
week before the taking OF the testimony
will begin. The Court ordered last
evening that the press publish none OF
the testimony until the trial is over. This
order will hardly be obeyed, iaasmuch
as the Court has no power to muzzle the
newspapers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
DYNAMITE PLOTTERS.
A Secret Convention Being Held
i'm Chicago for Considering the
MOsu Feasible Way to Use Dy-
Mantle Against England.

CHICAGO, August Sit has just been
discovered that ever since Monday
mysterious conclave OF prominent
Irishmen, numbering something IKE
100. has been in session at enc OF the
hotels in this city. Their deliberations
have been held under lock and key and
in a room padded, as to the floor, with
savdust and otherwise secluded. There
are present, John Warren ol
Lowell, Massachusetts,, strong
friend of Ben Butler; Thos. c QUINN ot
Peoria; A. Calaborer, OF Grove; Geo. ).
West, of Providence, a lawyer and sec,
retary Of one ofthe branches of the Land
League; Rev. Father Geo. G. Bats, oil
st. Louis; G. G. Cunningham, OF New
Haven, and many other well known ag-
itators. Nobody has been let into their
secrets and their meetings have exciu
ded all reporters. 1t has, however, leak
eu out that these men are the dyna-
mite crowd; that their deliberations are
by which dynamite was to be furnished
and used on vessels and in cities. They
considered the question how 10 get bet
ter man ufactories of internal machines
in the United States and in
France. Their financial condition
not as to whether dynamite shall be
used against England, but as to the
most feasible way OF using it. The dis.
cussers seemed to take it for granted that
they were Irish patriots, as
much devoted to their Ideas
as are the "Nihilists," and
that there would be no difficulty in
finding an Irishman who would accept
the possibility or even certainty OF
death if by it they might do great and
serious damage to England. The
plans were elaborated, 1t ls said,
was reported as being sound. The
treasury contains nearly SlCO,OOO Tor
skirmishing fund and committees have
been appointed to provide for the intule
and levy tax to raise more. Adelegaticn
of city priests waited on the members OF
this conclave to-day, and begged them
with solemn adiurations and i'm
pressive arguments to desist from
their plots and adjourn at once. They
refused to listen to such arguments and
advice, saying that they came here for
business and were determined to accom-
plish their purpose. The meeting will
probably end tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
BY THE HEMP LINE.
Execution OF Greenfield, the
Wife Murderer, at Syracuse
Yesterday Protests His limo.
cence To the Last.

Yesterday Protests His limo.
cence to the Last.
SYRACUSE, August 5.-Nathan Or
lando Greenfield was executed this
morning for the murder OF his vile
Alice, at Oravell, Oswego county. in
October, 1875. The case was remarka.
BILE for Its stubborn contest in the courts
Three trials were had, the jury once dis.
agreeing and twice finding him guilty.
Three death sentences and five stays
and reprieves were also had. The exc.
cution took place five years and nine
months after the crime WAS commit
ted. After 80 many escapes from
the gallows Greenfield was confident
that he would not he hanged, and gave
up the hope OF commutation only under
the galleNs. The vigorous efforts TO gain
the Governors interference were vain.
The execution took place in the jail in the
presence OF 200 persons, the official wit.
nesses and press representatives. The
prisoner was cool and indifferent. Being
asked if he had anything to say, he re.
piled Nothing. The trap Was sprung at
/ / o'clock. A scene took place just be-
fore the execution, the prisoner 3 broth
er insisting upon standing by him to the
last, declaring him to he innocent. This
the Sheriff refused. as unlawful.
Greenfield had an affecting interview
with his brother and cousin this morn
ing. He assured them OF his innocence
and his readiness to die. The chaplain
of the prison held the exercises and I'M
plored the prisoner 10 confess his guilt.
lie protested his innocence In his cell
he prayed iervently for Gods mercy
upon himself and his enemies and those
who perjured themselves in the trial.
"Thou knowest, oh God, that am III.
nocent," was his declaration. He went
calmly to the scsffold, supported by the
officers, who noticed no tremor or falter.
ing under the gallows. When asked by
the sheriff il he had any confession to
make, he said: 81 have none to make.
As Christ is good it is true am limo.
cent. am much obliged for your kind
ness" Thirteen minutes after the drop
fell he was pronounced dead. The body
was taken by his Oswego county friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06

Gibson and ladies' OF the family, Mr..
Ben Fisher and wife, Mr.. Henry Harper,
wife and two children, Miss Sallie Cecil,
Mr.. +. j. Stone and others. Miss Nellie
Laughlin came near having serious ac-
cident yesterday, from her bathing suit
getting tangled with one of the safety
ropes, while in the surf. She lost all
consciousness for time, but is now all
right again. Mr.. Harper's little girl,
Henrietta, was alarmlDgly sick yester-
day, caused by indigestion, but she IS
briyhtasa Nav morning to-day. l.. B.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
lts Just o Boomtnx.

Snci il the expression from oil drug.
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling Dr. Kings New. Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparations can
issnn 20 have such an extensiye and
rapid sale. Why? Simply because Of
its trnly wonderful merits. No Cough
or Cold, no matter Of how long standing
or bos stubborn, can resist its healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarsc.
neas, Hay Fever. Pain ia the Side or
Chest and difficulty Of breathing, or any
lingering disease OF tie Throat or Lungs
rspidly yield 70 its marvellous powers.
Il will positively cure, and that where
everything else has Jailed. Satisfy yonr.
ell . Thousands hays ALREADY done b.
setting o Logan, List 4 Co. q trial 10.
ue Tor ten cents, or r-su4s, 5,zs b.; 10
,or 81. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
Horse Thieves Captured.

WASHINGTON. Pa, August 5.-The
two horses stolen from W. G. Maxwell
on Sunday night last, about six miles
from here, have be traced to Central
Station, Doddridge county, West Va, +,
where the thieves were captured and
the animals recovered. The officer ar.
resting them has been telegraphed TO
hold the thieves until they can be fully
identified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
RUSSIA.

Trial of Members of the "Black Division" +"
ST. PETERSBURG, August 5.-The trial
of the revolutionists belonging to the 80.
called "Black Division" will commence
b ,fore u special court on the 18th OF
S September. The newspapers publish
the notification OF the offering of re.
ward for the capture by the peasants OF
the persons who have been spreading
false reports relative to the distribution
OF land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
M,KEESPORT BANDITS.
The Search for the Fugitives
COntinues-Threats of Lynch

ing.
PITTS BuRGH, August 5.-The search
for the McKeesport outlaws continues.
Two parties answering the description
OF Mig and Heenan Lightnen were ar
rested at Hyndman, Pa, to dav, and
will be brought to this city. ] he report
that the desperadoes had fired on the
citizens OF Elrod last night for refusing
them food was hoax circulated bv the
wives and relatives oil the
murderers to throw their pur-
suers off the trail and give the fugitives
chance to escape. This gang has been
Organized d for over year and was known
as "the sons OF one hundred and one. "
Their motto, which was full OF signifi.
canoe, was dead men tell no tales. "
Ominous talk oflynching and threats are
fully expressed at McKeesport that the
men will not get to Pittsburgh alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
VICINITY VARIETIES.
BEbLAIRE.
Notes Gathered from the Proposed Coun-
ty Seat.

Notes Gathered from the Proposed Coun-
ty Seat.
Thermometer in the nineties.
DIR. McWade, OF Guernsey county, was
here looking for location.
Ry. Mr.. Gordon came home last
niynt, and will preach as usual on Sun
day.
Mr.. II. B. Harris. a lawyer OF De-
tiance, passed through Bellaire few
days agn.
A bov named Joyce, working at the
Belmont Glass Works, was overcome by
heat yesterday.
George McCarahan was fined $40 and
costs for drunkenness. He works 1t out
on the stone pile.
There is not quite so much diphtberia
now as there was few days ago, and
there is less fatality.
The Board did nothing toward hiring
a High school teacher, on account OF the
absence Of several members.
Mr.. S. Blaney has arrived home
from West Alexander, where he has
been visiting for some time.
The Third ward policemen, when no
tifying some female stock owners to put
up their stock, had rather lively time.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company claim that the State Board oil
EQUALIZATION placed too high d valua.
tor on u line.
There are some men and boys who
almost inhabit the creek bridge. III
would be a good thing for them and the
city generally if they would cease gath
ering there
Heatherington's orchestra is to give a
picnic at Rodefer's Grove, on Winding
Hill, to-day. Refreshments on the
grounds. Music and dancing are TO he
the order OF the day.
The School Board met Thursday
night, four members being present; de.
stroyed 5000 to So 900 in bonds and
coupons and decided to whiteWash the
walls and ceilings.
The citizens meeting Thursday night
did not do much. The larger number
OF speakers showed q slim knowledge
OF the subject. The meeting excited
some and furnished entertainment for
others.
A large number Of the citizens Of the
city think tnat Board OF Health should
he appointed by the Council. A Board
of Health might be useful at this time
1t would be cheap, As the members gel
no paw.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
The Stark County Treasury Defsultsr.

The Stark County Treasury Defsuitsr.
CANTON, August 5-EX.Treasurer
Sullivan made another payment OF 500
on his deficit yesterday. Last night, ct
special session OF the City Council, he
was allowed $63S on coupons OF city
bonds which he has paid, but never re-
ported to the City Clerk. There is due
Mr.. Sullivan 81 ,479 of lawful percent.
ages OF his office, which, with the
above named payment, reduces the de-
ficit to Sl,0l2 l3. Mr.. Sullivan has filed
with Auditor Ramsey protest address.
ed to the Commissioners. in which he
states that he does not think himself in
debted to the county, as shown by the
recent examination of the Treasury;
that the money he is paying in is all un.
der his own protest, and in case any
error is found in his favor in the future
he expects the money to be refunded 10
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
Saratoga Races

SARATOGA, August 5.-FIrst Rae
ihree-quarter mile. B1o'jack hrst,
Constantine second, B1nesetter third.
Time i:l5a.
Second Race-One mile and 500 yards; ;
Getaway first, Saunterer second, Balti
third. Time, 2:l4s.
Third Race-Five-eIghths OF mile /;
Olivia first, Macbeth second, Capias
third. Time, 1:0lt. ..--.......
Fourth Race One mile and one
eighth; Lucy Walker first, George
Hampton second, Terror third. Time
1:55.