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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

LoSnoS, April 93.-The conference OF
Socialists TO have been held IN London At
the end Of April has been abandoned in
order 70 see what course political events
are likely TO take Ia Russia and Germany,
II The Socialist Conference at Zurich dur.
lnR The summer is prohibited, immediate
steps will probably be taken to summon
an International Conference In New YORK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
WAR Ar WACO.
Another Contest Between Competing
Railroads.

|. Railroads.
GALvBroN, April A-A Waco special
says that trouble has been brewing
some days between the Missouri Pacific
and st. Louis & Texas Narrow Gauge
Companies. Early this morning the, Mis-.
souri, Pacific sent o small force dow n in.
tending TO move the track, but were foiled
by the marrow gauge people, who drove
the teams around aud over the track. The
Missouri Pacific moved large force up
the road, which arrived at the crossing at
10 O'Clock. The NtRs sAyb II Is threatened
that the conflict vii spread throughout
the town. At 8 o'clock the Missouri Pa.
Cihc teams were ordered 10 clear the track.
Chief Engineer Marvin undertook, In
person, 10 hitch a chain and was met
by Axtell, Chief Of the narrow gauge, who
proposed to make 1t personal matter.
Marvin was met by the narrow gusge
force, who, by main strength, kept him
Of. This system OF wrestling continued
for half an hour, the excited Crewd Of 200
people expecting serious result. When
the excitement reached It's height four
OF the leaders OF the Missouri Pacific, 10.
Guiding Marvin and Thomas, 0 contractor
and Axtell, Of the narrow gauge, we're ar
rested. The Missouri leaders were charg.
ed with melting riot, Axtell for swearing.
Said Missouri Pacific had the right Of way
frat, but the narrow gauge purchased q
piece Of property at the junction and at
night they laid about fifty yards Of track,
thereby gaining the right Of possession,
About II ?. N. both parties retired to camp,
the track having been covered with poles
and wagons.
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sr. Lofts, April 24.-RichArd Roche, the
bScker Of Jake schaeffer, returned from
New York to day, and says that schaetfer
mailed last Wednesday q challenge 10
Vi9naux, the French billiardist, 10 play
him for s., 500 q side in'England or Ameri.
CA, each TO pay bis own expenses II the
game was played in England, and Wig.
nsux's expenses to be paid II played 10
this county. .t..I.
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tjiNctNvA+t, April 24.ATo. day was The
titst Sunday in many years on which no
theatrical performances were given IN
Cincinnati. A lew Of the resorts gave ttee
Instrumental concerts. All the theatrical
managers late last week sgteed "a. aequi'
esce In Mayot Asans order TO close on
Sunday.
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Drowned White GOlur to y general.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, April 2S.-Mita
Haley, daughter Of John Haley, OF Coal
Valley, was among those who attended
the burial Of Mr., Lousherty, who was
killed there yesterday. While crossing
the river the boat was capsizsd, and she
was drowned. The gentlemen rowing the
boat tried TO save her, but failed, Al
present writing her body has not been re
covered. She was Q native OF tronton,
Ohio, and had not been in the Valley
limo
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BosroS, April 2S.-ElizA Pope, aged
thirty.siI, residing at No. 4 Jasper Place,
was brutally murdered this afternoon by
James Tracy, who went into her room and
attempted an outrageous assault upon her.
The woman, resisting his attempts, was
beaten with an iron poker 30 that Ah6 died
In q lew moments. Tracy was arrested.
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PLYMouTH, April 2l.-The steamer su.
matra from Boston April 9th, for London,
arrived to-day, towing the steamer Belgen.
land, from New York, April 9th, for Ant.
werp. The Bengenland had lost her pro.
peller. She had been In tow OF the Suma.
ira for three days. The. Bengenland will
probably be towed 10 Antwerp.
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snAMoKtS, Pa, April 24.-Oweu's TO.
bacco store, the business house Of ". R.
Kutzuer 4 Co., Rumbsrgsr's marble works,
the Hrdld printing Office, and three dwell.
lings were burned last night, the work Of
an incendiaty. Loss $4,000; partially
ibsuted,
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JUMPED THE TRACK.

A Railroad Passenger Coach Rolls Down
an EmbankmOnt with RFiEhiGuI Ne.
salts. y
DENVER, Col, April GA special pas
senger train left Antonio for Ohama yes
terday at eleven O'Clock, and when near
0mer, N, NJ, thirty.eight miles from An
tonic, passenger coach jumped the track
and rolled down an ,embank ment one
hundred and tifty feet, killing seven males
and one female, and l1juring all The other
passengers. The following are the killed
Mrs, @, DeCtededet, residence unknown;J,
Lynch, jamestown, Kan. d. G. Brewer,
Springfield, Mo. G. Hall, 1ndiAnola, Ia. {;
L. Isaacs, Terra Amoesita, N. NJ; D. O.
Wilson, Leavenworth, Kan; D. O,
shoales, Lawrence, Kan, and one uu.
known. The remains are now awaiting
directions from friends, and the wounded
will be taken to Denver. The passenger
coach was smashed to pieces. The cause
of the accident is supposed TO be q soften.
Ing Of the ground caused by late heavy
rains.
The wounded are: George Imam, OIL
Malone, Kansas, broken leg; George K
Page, PleasAnton, Kansas, broken RIB; D,
r. Brewer, Marsheld, Mo-, bruised; A. J,
Brewer, MarshHeld, Mo-, badly bruised
Several. othera were alightly hurt. The
wounded are under the care Of the railroad
surgeon and two assistants, and will oil
probably recover. The railroad people are
very feticent, making II difficult to obtain
particulars.
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TRANSPORTATION,
RAILROAD AND RIVER NEWS ALL
OVER TIE COUSTRY.
Mr.. VaudsrblIl's Mossmsnrl-A Gigantic
Consolidation or BOuIheFn Railroads
River Grain Route-A Disastrous
Railroad iAecident-A War In
nHa Texas Similar 10 Others. eI-
TIE RIVER GRAIN ROuTF.
The ShIpmsnts by water From ~ LOuII
Not 10 AFFECT the Eastern Trade,

NRw YoRE, April 93.-The st, Louis and
New Orleans journals OF late have been
calling attention to the enormous increase
Of grain shipments to Europe down the
Mississippi, via New Orleans, and the gen.
eral tenor OF their comments has been such
% TO create the impression that this diver.
aion oil trade from the Atlantic ports, As ii
is called, Ia going to be permanent. Wall
street people here who know something
Of Mr., GOnld's connection With the so
called barge line, however, have def.
mite theory, and II Is probably correct.
They hold that with no return Cargoes 10
reimburse the steamships, 1t 10
pFspostsrous to suppose that grain
can be probably shipped by
that roundabout route except
probably during the month or six weeks
prior 10 the resumption oil lake and canal
navigation. The recent noticeable increase
in the Mississippi shipments are imputed
to the fact that Gould, within the pasttwo
or three weeks, has been heavy importer
of English railroad iron 10 be used in bis
southwestern extensions and that Is part
Of his contract that he would guaran ee
the steamers grain cargoes on their home.
ward voyage. It follows, therefore, that
when the iron impoTtations cease the
grain shipments will cease also. From the
lst to the 10Th inst, no fewer than seven
steamers reached that port, all with iron.
Events, 1t ID. probable, will prove that
this theory Is correct, and that the jubila.
tions Of the ST. Louis journals on the As.
sumption that this trade diversion 10 to be
permanent are somewhat premature. 1t
was bat few days ago that the Republican
Of that city made fourishing announce.
ment to the effect that In order to accom-,
modate this increasing trade the Anchor
Steamship Line were about to transfer
from the Eastern portS eight oil their yes.
sells 10 New Orleans. Inquiry oi the com.
pRuy develops the fact that the statement
ID the merest fancy, while, In other words,
Il 10 not true.
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Two Drops only, but the Dose was
sufficient.

MONTICELLO, Fla, April 2S.-Andrew
Fell, COlored, was hanged yesterday forthe
murderof ]. II. Whitaker, in December
last.
HARrwEIL, GA, April % Henry Hill,
the murderer Of Jailer skelton, was exc.
cuted to-day In the presence Of eight
thousand spectators, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

LONDON April 23.-since the publica.
tion Of the "reminiscences Of Carlyle very
little advance has been made In The col.
lection Of subscriptions for the proposed
memorial to the eminent Ecolohman,
Contributions, which before that work
waS, published were largely and freely
made, have almost entirely stopped since
ilH character became known,
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poAEaoY, o., April 2a.-Lovsll Mays,an
unmarried steamboaLman, who came home
lew days ago sick, died oil smallpox, Just
outside OIL the corporation, last night, and
was buried by the Township Trustees. No
other cases are reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

DUBLIN, April % PANEL tiled 10 gain
admission TO the KilmainbAm Prison to.
day 10 see the persons In custody under
tho Coercion Act The ptiFoa authorities
refused 10 admit parnsll on the ground
that the prisoners had already been visit.
AL nv ftabda
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

SALINAS, GAL, April 2S.-The resldence
OF H. R. Ball, Mayor Of this city, burned
last night. Mr.. Ball was absent at the
time Of the ERE. When the flames were
subdued the bodies Of Mrs. Ball and two
daughters, Henrietta and Mary, were
found In the ruins. The origin Of the Gre
is unknown. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

loSDoS,Aprll23 "a dispatch from Tunis
says KtoumlrSoffered complete subnia.
sion, and will surrender uncondiNoballv
10 the commander Of the Bey's tfoops,
Maltese teeldentB In T'uhis are hourly
sending kilograms to Malta. askinR for the
pretence Of BtitiBh mOn.ofwAr, Ia view Of
possibility ot q iabatiCal outbreak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

YOUNGSTOWN, o., April A.-While in.
toxlcated, Joseph Harris, twenty.nine
years Of age, laid down between two bat.
teries Of boilers at the Valley rolling mill,
10 sleep last night, and when found this
morning he had been autfocated by gas
from the boilers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

i.oSDoE, April 28.-Fout servants In the
Imperial Palace al Oonslan tihople have
confessed To having sufocated the ioFmsF
Sultan, Abdul AGiz, and impliClle several
palace oiilclals who afterwards opened
veins 10 hiH arms,
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INDIANAPOLIS, April 04.-A Ore broke
out In the Indianapolis Coffin Works al
2!SO this morning, destroying the entire
Wotks except The stefet6om. The total
. loss is estimated at $4,000; insurance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

Boat HOUSES aad LumAeF IIaSnsd,
BOsIoN, April94- -Ruddlch's boat house,
Ave dwellings and quantity Of lumber
burned tonight, Loss about $4,000,
Partially Insured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
pEACoYsFlELDts 4ORE

Removed To HuEhenaOh uhport Wheto
the EemAIBS are to lie IN state,
LONDON, Aptil PA special train,
beating Lord Beaconsheld's body, left
PGddinEtoa station for wycombe at 2;SO
Sunday morning, and upon the arrival Of
the train al wyCombe, The temAtns we're
transferred TO Hnshendon Manor, and
placed in large drawing room.
Owing 70 the secrecy Of The proceedings
only about thiity persons witnessed the
departure ot The heAtse from the house,
and nobody Witnessed lie arrival q wy.
Nnmbe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

WABHINHTONI U'VI hPTII -4uU P0II'
ton filed with the United STATED Court,
sIAims by the RseihC RailfoAd iof com.
pen6stlon for the ItanSiotmAtion 81 malls,
Amount claimed doe, is $l,lel, 40. The
petition malntains that one hall oi The SuR
claimed earned, hamelY, sASO, SEQ, should
be applied by the government 10 the pay.
tnent Of the bonds Issued by the govern.
tnent In aiding the construction oil the
railroad, and thatthA ether hall should be
paid o9pE In money 70 ihe company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

ST. Louis, April 2S-Gottleib Dteck.
shags, a German, 40 years OF Oge, a saloon
keeper at 1000 Columbus street, blew bis
brains out this morning In bic bed room,
over the saloon. Dependency, caused
BY drink and being heavily Ia debt, led
10 the act.
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ST.. PE1ERBuRn, Aptll 2S.-The e1ecu.
TONER, FtohloG, received one hundted
lAshes !gr mismAnasemeht In the hanging
81 the NlhilisL MiChalloa, Whcse rope
broke twice.
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CAiRo, ILt., April 0S.-D. L. Bains'
saloon, al New Madrid, Mo-, was burned
yesterday morning, and Two men butnsd
lin In N
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BUITAto, Aptil a.-Dennis E. Murphy
while sobblng the grocery store Of George
lnlsh, was fatally shot BY the proprietor,
Two persons are supposed 10 be accom-.
plices In the burglary,
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l,oSpoN, April "a The French column,
under General logofoIb, has entered To.
nislan territory, without opposition, and
enGamPed between the frontier and Klei.
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NIw YoRE, APRIL 24.-Rsv. Charles =.
Eaton, Of Palmer, Mass, accepts a call to
the pulpit Of the laIe Dt, ChApins chutch,
(unlVeisallltl
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hIEn.

F1RtEY,0s snndiy. April a., 1881, Al ii.2O D.
ns JULIE, StIe d PSST Farley.
Fane,I notike heytaltty,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

ri OTlCA-Eil persons indebted % tho firm
~ of L. :, ". 3aEKEH 6 SON, which hiss
been dissolved ag the tssth OF Il s. ~. Barker.
a Tenlber thsrect. aro hereby requested 70 mako
psyr+r! to The underssaeG s,i,hin thirty dsys
IN cider 20 s.t..e the s!I4ss e tho s.li partner
shir. i s. SAHHsS,
Surv'g. Partner Of Il &, " Bsrke. i son.
&iessI6ria. VS., Nov. IL i:6l.-1n
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cGI(cHxa4l..d:Irlia QSazelie
THURSDAY STENING. NOV. "a.

4 Girls I&FA7UaTI0N.-iIsrt Ha Hughes
found cmployIjcnl 10 hotel 10 Paterson about
five weeks ago. Sho is petty, End. &c,
manners being pIessieS, she made many t'ieLds,
and the mistress showed her preference By Civ.
log hsr presents TIE girl had admirera, bu,
did 20. care f.; them. Che speot her eve oiass
in the house sod seemed We! satisfied Nth her
lot 10 life. Aeon: ;Ro weeks $50 the prcp.:l-
tor OF the Eotei Engaged Z cG0r,d nIsu ky0ut
twenty -lVc years Ct sg', Stcpheu DsgrsW by
psne 4 range lois'uatiGn Ter rbe neg:u
took pcssess!Go Of the girl, sLd the fac; hecsne
the thk @. tie house. Fer irieods re ous:rat-
ed with Der, hp: 10 vain. Size had conceived
an sroe ~ attachment iGr Ire ntgtc, std co
persuas!oo thaeEc ! h.r. flo ga, dlschs!g.G
90 "Wednesday Ct iss! ~ech, aid tie girl beyso
to pack Up her clolhIrg ED vas csught OF il.
She o. bIustuai7 cont, sse5 that sbe ioteuded
10 g With the negro end tha, they vera Gu
Gsg-d to be II .rri:d The landlord restraoea
her, but on f.iday evening" lsst che went cot,
saying ,bst soe sCu'i be home by 10 o'clock.
She did Dot return, snd the police were r.
quesied TO make search. l. Rss8:cer aine6 Ii It
the couple were ~ SutierLs. Hbere Daxrtw gss
brough. 40, and Po!lcs u &c Golioll iouud .bc u
there. de persuaded Martha 70 re.uro xi,h
bin to Paterson, and there sne WIS locked up
TO wait her mothers order. She haa mat
rage certificate showing ha. tho couple were
mari ID by Rev. L. Y. Yost upon Der repro
sentation that aAe wes Ct age, She is oal7
slzleen.-Ne10 IorL Herald.
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ALW AYS READY!
Oysters --lilk-- Confectionery.
HEE.3K EaEgGLE, ECO King street,

faEIa3b E1E&sahE, TO King street,
EGs opened his
Il DIES OYSTKH PARLORS
for the zeason. His 0ya!er roous for geatomcn
arc Siso open. Patrons nGy rally uoon picked
Oys.scs sld Tic bes: cookery liz I'll styles
MILK and CREAA 4, fresh IN 1 prre fso:n the
country, always 80. sale Try il for your family.
Brsnge's Ice Cream, Pie: f,r dessert or lunch,
aud Pure CsDGi9s SIC spec;al.;ee il which be has
never been eLce!lei Cgkes CT all siads OF the
best material cheaper than taay can ha made s.,
home. He Caters Of IRE best for families. pay
ties balls fa'ys aud entertainments.
Cream Puds, Tart, ana Ez5tsy CT ell kinds;
fruits. suEsred SID p,s!G. Ca.onels Nusa and
CorfeciuIc!iss Of al k1d:
Gail, see, tuy end h4 satisfied oc,25
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ps Ask pour druggist for copy of "Youge
Mems Friend" and read til
Opening ana G}Osa,Ig a. the Balls
CLOSING

Opening sH:s Cso5a..g o. the Rails.
CLOSING.
Washington, y. G., and Mo-.heaa.ern nsi!s s
D. m, II &c. aad and 8 Is .. H.
Western mails 80 and Is .. r..
Southern msiis. Wis Richmond, Va, 10 80 s.
n. snd 30 and ID p. II.
South and Southwestern msilg via Lynch
burg, Virginia. Wsy and through msla, I 90 &.
Il. and 9 o. o. r..
Manassas Division % &. La.
Ale1aadris 70 Round Hi Va, 3O0a u
OPENING,
Nor.no-n End Western lnailg. yis Waairy.
son. =: g., 80 g. NJ II 70. sDd ca .. t.
Southern Tsils, vis Richmond, Vs., 3 30 g. n
and 9 30 q. n.
Southwestern nails via Lynchburg, Virginia
Through nails including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 20 3. u.
Manassas Division 90 N. for lock box only
Round Hi to Ale1aadria, Va, 81 .. N.
Office HOurs-OMca oyens a: S 80 4. a., snc
closes ct I % p. IL.
Sunday Hours-OiGce onela 9. i5 G.. n end
Closes al J 50 &. NJ.
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" BLACX-DHAUGnT"
Almost fGuDE EGa.n,

STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For ss.e by y. :. Laadoea.er 6 Bro
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Es0Ehe-s! 7Zotisers!! EfoGhers.:!
Are you disturbed 81 night srt broken o: your
rest by Is s!cG cEid sCt:-:inZ ami crying with
the e2cruciotDl p&ir OF cutting teslh? # go,
gos oncs md 90; e bottle Of >.rs. WIASLO VS.
SOOTHING SYRUP. Il will rel3ve the poor
little s1hecar lu!mecIatc y-G9pcnd upon il !;
there is no mistake rDou; il. Ihara ia not q
mother On osrLl wno aHs evsr Used it who will
no: tell you s. once tn! il will -egClsta the bow
els, and give rest to INC IGctrnr, CID relief and
health TO the cE!lj, operating like magic. il is
perfectly sato 10 usa il al csges, snd pieasa1. to
the tEsse, snd is tho PRESCRIPTION CT ons OF the
oldest and bas: femso pngsic!sns and Iurscs in
E bottle. mhll
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Get out DNnY4.

The close confinement III al factory work,
gives the operatives pallid faces. poor appei,e,
Ianguid, miserable feelings, poor blood. insc.,ye
liver, kidney and urinary troubles and ell the
phgsiciana AID medicine in The world cannot
help tbs m unless .oey get out OF doors or use
Hop Bi:Ie,s. the rures: and beat remedy, e.
peclsly tor Eucn cases, having abundance Of
health. sunshine ard rosy che.,ks in them. III ~
cost Luz lr IA Christian Rscorder.
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Forty years trial la; proved "BLAcK-
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For s.la by ?. 8. LesdteA;e7 & Bro.
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SWINE Of CARluI"
HsnEi,ers. uo..,.rs,, srn1hera,,,

chce Ks and clear compilations.
SoT sale by Z. s. Lead ceg!vr s: 30.
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Ny mother was afflicted long tine with
Neurs'sis and s dull, heavy insc:iGe condition
otthe shce s2stt!A; heatsche, nervous pro .!rs :
ton, Snd Wa ain oss helpless Eo phYsicisns
or medicines did her aay COED. Tr-ee months
$40 she began 10 uae Hop Si:.nrs, with such
good effect Ibss she seaIn3 aGG ieas pouag again,
although over % years OLD, sve think there is
no other r.eci2ina 6: 70 use j. tha family 4
lady il Providence, Z I.-Jour4uE
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GRSsGESEE A.

IRSafSE sSE I-t|.
= BOXES DANVILLz TOSACCO il
E g stors snd Cor sale ~
Il. ". aVBRT, 225 Kiugst.
'sHAE FEST ASSORTMENT or CH&AP
( and ia2cv Tolls! Soaps ii the city
<. W. AV&*Y. 226 Eils street
GMALh 4 ANS SHOULDERS and Break.
~ fast Bacon received Nv
+. W. AVERY, 22G King
mn CASKS . and ID CANS TOM3.
wv TOES ia:& received
oc!2l il. w. AVERY. 22G Kicgs..
BHGS. PURE OlU APPLE VINE.
i - Gal. which sc guarantees TO keep Pickles
Sold ~ Il. ~ AVERY,
226 King street
~ WHEAT FLOUR ceivcd to. dsy; first
on the market BY s. ". AVEHI,
G2G King street
E received b l.. W. AVERY,
2-6 King street
n k8AS. CuCU MES PICKLES very
~ cao!cs received by Is W. AVERY,
225 King street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-13

THURLow WEED, who was one OF the
founders of the republican party, and for
years one of its ablest and most instru-
mental members, said few days since
that if he were to attend caucus of that
party in Albany, where he resides, he
would not be permitted to vote, because
he is not regularly enrolled member of
what Mr.. Conkling used to call ''the or
ganization."
Gen. Arson G. McCook, republican
member of congress from the Thirteenth
District of New York, attempted to vote
at republican caucus in the city of New
York, at which delegates were chosen to
the late republican convention of that
state. But his vote was not received, for
the reason that he was not member of
the Organization.
And the New York Tribune mildly
complains that, owing to the peculiarities
of the Organization" four ffths of the
republican voters of New York City are
DISTINGUISHED at all primary meetings of
their party.
Yet we are told that the great mission
of the republican party is to guarantee
full, fair and free vote of all citizens
The Tribune would make far more ado
over the exclusion of one darkey from
the polls in any southern state than it has
made over the cases of Weed and Nc
Cook
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-13

The Sentinel critics. Gen. Rusk sharp
ly for asserting in his letter to the Re
publican State Committee, that the gov
ernor of Wisconsin has no more to do
with amending the constitution of the
state than has any other citizen. The
Sentinel directs attention to the point,
that the law submitting to popular vote
the question of amendment, must be
approved by the governor or passed over
his veto, unless it becomes operative by
his failure to approve or return it. If
executive approval were not required, a
majority of the legislature could submit
a proposed amendment for satisfaction;
but if the executive should veto the bill
for submission of this amendment, that
would end the matter for the time being,
unless the legislature, by a two-thirds
vote, should pass the bill Notwithstanding
the veto.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-13

"WoE to the time when men of action
and thought cannot abide in any denom-
ination," are the words of Henry Ward
Beecher in relation to the trial of DR..
Thomas of Chicago, 1t is certainly a
backward step on the part of the Metho-
dist church. DR.. Thomas can better
afford to quit the church than it can af-
ford to lose him. Churches must grow
in iberality and follow the course mark.
ed out by its ablest and best men if they
wants 10 preserve respect.