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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-13

THE celebrated and intrepid Russian,
GENERAL SKoBELEFF, who came near set
ting all Europe to fighting few months
since, died suddenly in Moscow yesterday.
He was only some thirty-ive or forty years
of age, aud he had already won the proud
distinction of being one of Russia's grand
commanders and was in every sense a
great man. He belonged to one of the
first families of the empire, was full of
genius and extremely popular and his
death has deprived the car of one OF his
ablest commanders and the Slavs of one of
their most brilliant champions. Russia, in
the past quarter OF century, has not lost
uch a man as GENERAL SKoBELEFF.
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BY reference to anoiher column it will be
seen that an amendment passed the mouse
lin committee If the whole on the sundry
civil appropriation hii) lppropriating $780,
500 for building At this point. Believing
taat the telegram was not correct
at our request, it was couTteousIy re-
peated by the Western Union manager
substantially with the same result AS the
HERALD readers have already been apprlsed'
a bill appropriating $4,000 for similar
purpose has passed both houses. AS to
the nature of this second provision and It's
relevancy to the sundry civil appropriation
hill we are in doubt.
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DAY after day we are in receipt OF PRESS
notices complimentary to COLONEL JAMES
b. SIMPSON for acknowledgements. 1t is
impossible for us to publish them, but the
inyariable tenor is of character to irGl-
cate that the state wants COLONEL
SIMPSON in the chair as Lieutenant
governor. Aside from his recognized
ability as an attorney and his courtly quail
tiles as man, COLONEL SIMPSON is one Of
the finest presiding officers in the state,
and no happier selection could be made for
the position mentioned than he. The
lieutenant-goyernorship seems TO be con-
coded to north Texas, and no man has bet
ter chances therefor than COLONEL j. b.
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Yesterday nine Immigrant families from
Kanarka Pals. Wesf Virginia. passed
through cIs city oTsr the Texas a Psci6c
80 for Colombo Cty and the western
.---rfi-s ulIere tlIer yin enraee en- farming.
ter hsrs On tbe ruad here ssFern car-
~ u sheep, bogs and h0rsss, brO1Ehn
a TirEiniA.
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Most eminent physicians give testimony
that the best, safest and mildest remedy
for all forms of blood-poisoning, whether in
herited or contracted, is Acker's Blood
Elixir, which gives tone and vitality to the
system. throwing of all evils-removing
pimples, scrofula, rheumatism, etc. Sold
by ". II. Patterson q Co., the reachstone
Liniment men.
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WE notice that the Hos. JoHN D. TEN
pLEToN is continuing to loom up ~ tn
coming man for attorney general No fine
choice could be made.
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Tbs Brown Cotton Gin Co., New Lorl1n, c.,

Israel H. Bro,cn, Pros't. Ed,c r. BroUn Treas,
These machines run light, make fine sample, ara
clean the seed properly Gcs English cart steel in tho
saws; the teeth will not bend break of, or tnrn bac
iron pullcys throughout brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes cast stsei journals and two bclt5
one at each end-ensuring cool bsarnga ?ull ipcei,
and steady motion, (onIy Gin in market having this
improye,ncnt) Extra large shafts 90 saw and brush
cylinders er-1ng iron frame best materals, supo-
rior wpr"1rrr--.p, fine fr4sh.
tD'Mo- -r~.n Gns have been sold during the past
tnreo saaH: IAN Any other two makes combined Nr.
Israel brown from 1913 to 1865 of the firm OF Il. T.
Taylor & Co. OF Columbus, Ga), tho president OF the
company, has had a longer practical experience in
making Gins than any othcrmanlivlng Present facii
ties for manufacturing and shipping uncqualed by any
other establishment of the Kind in the world Hsnce
our very low prices for such superior machines.
K--.ss}. isIES, Feeders aud Coniensers.
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iilUs1aed Muraee gddo, w. etsst oou
ana snt otdioa NJ tmts. asme IL popcf o0ttn
20 oeus Manhood, 10 cents Womanhood ~
cents pamphlet Q cents aeoniolg scaled b.
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Winr1ing, The Eroat ipecailst GU y ohNfoi
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Charlie Hensley. son Of Mr.. 7. ". Hen
LEY. Who rszides near Bois dare Island,
NET viii IN aoci5oni yesterday that may
COS, hinfhis life. He was leading aborse
20 water ap1 hsd rrspped fhs rein d tbe
fr,ier a-ursf rs tight had. o. Lis way
a. ff.e sffru-st - Cd -ull became ira - y
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THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
RINERSIDES.
wELLSBURG NINE.
The BeIlaire Regatta.

The regatta yesterday afternoon, under
the auspices Of Mr.. John J. McDermott,
was a very successful affair. The following
entries were made: John McCaffery, ID. II.
Hendrix, VIM Heskett, L: Hendrix, w.
Nayler, J. Tobin, $. Sherwood, VIM.
Gallagher, S. Nolte, A. McAnderson, J.
Msnley, Z. Henneghan, Frank Arnett, Jas.
Rogers and James Bamford.
Shortly after o'clock the banks on both
sides OF the river were lined with people,
and on the Bellaire side alone fully 1900
were gathered. The skifis in which the
men were 10 row were moored along the
bank below the ferry landing, and on the
bow of each boat the names of the oarsmen
were written. II was nearly o'clock
wher the men were lead out OF the boat
house, each with his head securely tied up in
a paper sack, properly ventilated. After the
men had been placed in their skiffs the
referee, Mr.. Lee Hammond. started them
by firing a revolver, and at once all started.
Some at once took a straight line for the
West Virginia shore, while others became
bewildered and rowed aimlessly. One
man finally turned clear around and land.
Ell near the starting point. Another was
nearly to Wegee when he stopped. Two or
three pulled up against the piers Of the
railroad bridge. One or two went up the
river and half dozen down. All except
three went astray. These men, or
rather two of them, headed straight for the
opposite shore. and McAndrews succeeded
in landing against barge, which he took
TO be the shore and claimed the race. The
other man, L. II. Hendix, struck the shore
a moment later, and as he touched land
first, the cup a beautiful silver concern,
was awarded him by the referee Mr.. Ham.
mond. There was some dissatisfaction. but
Mr. Hammond did exactly what any other
referee would have done The amusement
wss first class, and Col. McDermott is en-
titled to the credit for furnishing such a
diversion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
BRIDG EPORT.

The social held at the Kirkwood NJ. +.
Church, on Thursday night, enriched the
Sunday school nearly $25.
The crowd that spent the week at Lake
Breeze returned home yesterday sunburnt
and sore, some of them. Their eagle story
is immense.
DR.. Lucas was called to Washington dur.
ing the week. He is in the employ of the
Government and will 20 at its discretion
TO the yellow'fever districts to assist the
sufferers.
John Topping has returned from a trip
through Kansas and the Indian Territory
Peter Kuhn, of Monroe county, who has
been visiting his son. Nick Kuhn. returned
home yesterday.
A prominent young merchant will lead
to the altar one Of our best young ladies,
on the 18th Of next month.
Geo. Elliott has returned to his post as
telegraph operator at the T. V. office.
Mr.. 4. Cloudy was Frustrated during the
week by a bilious attack. lie is improving
rapidly.
Miss Clara Cox came home on Friday from
a visit to Pittsburgh.
Elmer McCuHnaughy, OF the 7. V. road,
is enjoying q short respite from duty.
Miss Maggie Gilmore is home from a long
visit at Smithfeld.
Miss Nan Duncan, returned home TO East
End, Pittsburgh, yesterday. Her many
gentlemen friends especially greatly regret
her departure.
The Updesraff delegates had things oil
their own way. yesterday, at the primaries.
There was no opposition and only about
$50 votes were cast. The delegates are A.
J. Baggs, ID. +. Thomas James Tandy, Burg
McConnaughy. Alternates-- Geo. Gifin,
Thos. Jones, Chas. Wright, Geo. Bar
tholomew.
Services at the Kirkwood NJ. +. church,
tomorrow, as usual.
Tie young folks contemplate q sailing
party during the early part Of the week.
Mr.. Sam Junkins went East, yesterday,
to buy goods.
The REGISTER reporter enjoyed large
piece of one Of Jim McConnaushy's large,
fine water melons, Yesterday. We never
tasted any better, and advises any one want
ing fine melon to give Jim call.
Mrs. George Shafer, OF East Liverpool,
OHIO, is visiting friends in town.
VIM Shields, in the employ OF the I. V.
road at Torain, Ohio, is in town for few
days.
1t is desired that large crowd be pres.
ent at the social at the West End Church
on Tuesday night A pleasant time Is an
ticipated, as these gatherings are noted Tor
their good times.
Rev. Rankin, of Alliance, Ohio, and Rev.
Roth, OF Nova Scotia, who are in attend.
ance on the Lutheran Synod. at Wheeling,
are enjoying the hospitality OF Mrs. ID.
Htinlein.
Rev. Rankin will occupy the pulpit at
the Presbyterian Church, today, in place
of Rev Beall.
Mamie young daughter Of John D. X.
Gifin. while standing in the door OF the
residence Of John Giffin, on the hill back
Of Kirkwoed, during the storm on Thurs
day, was slightly stunned by the lightning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
LOCAL SPORTS.
Contests in the Diamond and tho.
Scull.
The Standard Has a Regular Picnic With
the croekery City-The Bellaire Re-
gatta-Haberfeld Defeated.
THE RIvERSIDES DEFEAT wELlSBURG.

When the score of base ball game
reaches such dimensions that notched
stick is necessary to keep it in memory
.nitks," the boys call 1.-THE game loses
most of its interest to spectators To see q
professional team hammer lot OF small
boysmay be interesting s such, but as base
ball contest ir is scarcely the most exciting
thing in the world. Something OF this kind
occurred on the fair ground Yesterday after
noon, the Standard pounding the life and
hope out Of the Crockery Cities to the tune
of II to 8. The Crockery Cities are all
pleasant fellows and seeming gentlemen.
but they play only 20-cent game oil base
ball.
The day was damp and disagreeable., A
steady drizzle prevailed until ! CLOCK,
making the ball more like cake OF soap
than anything else, and converting the
ground into semblance Of puddle. But
in spite of all this the game went on and
was witnessed by a still larger crowd than
that of the preceding day. With satisfac-
ton it is noted that not kick occurred and
the play progressed quietly and peaceably.
McNichols' umpiring was perfectly salts
factory and his decisions sharp and without
appeal;
sents the Crooks to bat. In the beginning
they secured an unearned run, and as the
Standard made an equal number, an equal
contest was anticipated. But the next in.
ming, after retiring the potters with
blank, the green legs dropped npon Oar
rah's pitching and hammered five runs out
of him. Such another flying sphere OF
leather and gun was never seen. And 1t
was continued. In the next three innings
the Crooks had failed to tip the home plate,
while five more had been added to the
Standards score.
This was getting monotonous, and at the
sixth inning Rowe was sent in to pitch.
The Standard failed to score, and once
more an equality was expected, but on the
seventh four runs were pounded in and
total of fifteen had been piled up. After hye
successive blanks the Crooks scored on this
inning, and OIL the ninth scored again,
making total OF three. On the eighth two
more were added to the pile, making
total of only seventeen. The score is as
follows.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
BELLAIRE-

Everybody in Benwood went to Mounds.
vile Yesterday.
Yesterday about noon, over at Benwood.
little girl named Anna Boise struck her
brother with Ratchet and almost cut his
hand off. DIR. Eskey sewed up the wound.
John Mcyilton, Esq, is the guest Of his
brother, Col. Frank McJilton. 30
The c. Y. Lucas is out again, looking very
pretty. She will run TO Moundsyille to-
day. " 9
]. B. Barnhill is making two large boilers
for John Troncey & Sons of Toronto, o.
He will set up four boilers for the Standard
mill this week.
Both the Bellsire snd Union glass works
will blow next Saturday.
Thirty-one car loads of Texas cattle went
East over the b. & o. yesterday. SiIty-fve
loads passed East last week.
The Sisters OF Charity, who have been in
annual retreat at Lexington, o., have re-
turned to this city.
A b. & o. helper yesterday ran into .
hand car near Wells bend, at this city, and
the men only escaped by jumping of
ID. II. Darrah was kicked by horse yes
terday and slightly injured.
Alex Ault was badly torn up about the
hands and arms yesterday by pulley.
Col Poorman says Updegraff Is sure of
nomination.
The primaries yesterday were q very tame
affair. In the First ward less than dozen
votes were cast.
the new window glass works project be-
ing canyassed for by ID. J. Smith As meeting
with excellent encouragement. In view OF
the excellent success Of the two houses al
ready in operation here, and the excellent
prospects in that line, there should be no
difficulty in obtaining the stock necessary
to start this one, p
Dumy Brakeman had his finger cut of at
the stamping works yesterday.
The Sc. Clairsville boys played the
Barnesyille Athletics Friday. When the
last Es!! Of the sixth inning vas called, the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
CHURCH CHIMES.
where the Faithful Can Attend Ser.
vice, To-day.

where the Faithful Can Attend Ser.
vice. To-day.
W. B. Thompson will preach at the Dis
ciples church to-day, at II A. NJ. and 80 P.
NJ Sunday school at 10 A. NJ, Allen Brock,
superintendent
Services at North street Methodist Epis-
eopal church morning and evening, con-
Quoted by the pastor. Seats free. All are
invited. Sunday school at 2 o'clock P. NJ
The Third Presbyterian congregation
will resume public worship, to-day, In the
and Jacob street, which church they will
occupy during the erection OF their new
building. Rev. J. X. Melhorn, OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, member OF Synod now in session
in this city, will preach at 10:30A. NJ, and
the pastor, Rev. :. G. Lyle, in the evening
ut 7:30P.M.
International Sunday school lesson:
Mark II; 1877. Subject: "Pharisees and
Saducees Silenced."
First English Evan. Lutheran church.
At 1890 A. NJ. Rev. G. II. Gerberding, OF
Jewett. Ohio, will preach, and at 7:3O P. N;
Rev. E. G. Lund, OF Irwin Station, Pa, will
preach. All seats free and strangers are
welcomed. The Sunday school at P. NJ,
will be addressed by strangers from
0iI Fourth street NJ |E. Church-prayer,
meeting Sunday at \. NJ. Preaching at
1890 A. NJ. and 40 P. N. by the pastor,
Rev. c. P. Masden Sunday-school at P.
NJ. Young peoples meeting Monday at
100 P. NJ.
Services at the U. P. Church this morn
ing at 1890. No services in the evening.
There will be preaching in the First
Presbyterian Church to-day by the pastor,
Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, d. d., at lO:3O
A. ".
At the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
bridgeport, there will be preaching by the
pastor, Rev. J, r. Reyes, at 1880 NJ. and
6:3OP NJ. SundaY-sbhooi at 9 A. NJ.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Last evening James A. Dickson Misses
Aggie and Jennie Gray and I. w. Snreve
LETT for BIOOke county, West Virginia, TO
spend some days with friends.
Thayer W. Heslop, who has been visiting
relatives here for several weeks, returned
10 his home at Pemeroy, yesterday.
The social held in the Presbyterian
ed, considering the weather. Everybody
present enjoyed themselves immensely,
and $33 was realized.
The wheelers and laborers employed at
Bowers i Mitchell's brick yards who have
been receiving $l.25 per day are out
on a strike for $3.50 per day.
Mrs. S. NJ. Blackford returned yesterday,
from pleasant visit of several days near
ST. Clairsyille.
Sparripg exhibitions take place at John
Kyne's saloon every morning and even
ing, home talent participating.
Mrs. John Reed, who has veen visiting
relatives at New Philadelphia for several
weeks, returned yesterday.
Communion at the United Presbyterian
Church next Sunday.
Robert Kerr has returned from a brief
visit in the country.
Miss Sallie Rodgers. of Ironton is en-
loying the Inequalities of friends, the
Misses Bird.
Mrs. VIM. Mann is spending a couple of
weeks with relatives at st. Louis, Mo.
John Smith, the oldest Democrat in JEFF.
ferson county, was in town yesterday visit
ing his many old friends. Mr.. Smith was
a former resident of our little city.
Misses Anna Wier and Maggie Kerr have
Just returned from two weeks visit in
the country near ST. Clsirsville
Rev. F. s DeHass, ID. D., accompanied BY
his wife, who has been spending his usual
August furlough at his residence above
town, left for Moundsville yesterday,
where he will preach to-day.
Mission will begin at the Catholic Church
next Sunday, lasting several days Patho-
mist Father, of Pittsburgh, will have charge.
and will be assisted by Father Tuohy, pas.
tor.
Considerable thieving is being done here.
abouts. On Thursday night Sc chickens
were stolen from Patrick Conoway, who re-
sides on Fourth street Frank Huston.
who resides in the same neighborhood. lost
some tinware and glassware, and Mike Pad.
den, whose residence adjoins Mr.. Huston.
had some bread and other eatables taken
the same evening. The same night the
chicken rooSts of Theo. Burris and Samuel
Miller, residing on Glenn's run, were en-
tirely stripped, and on Wednesday night
the milk house Of VIM. DUFF, the dairyman.
who lives on G!enn's run, was entered and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

A. McFlanigan, Cyrus Bell, J. W. Coebbs;
Clay, B. ]. Campbell, James Bradley, A. W.
Brown; Butler, 7. A. Sharp, W. L. Craw-
ford, Lyman Steadman.
On motion the State Executive Commit
tee was authorized to cast she vote OF Han
cock county for Supreme Judge.
The delegates to the judicial Convention
are William Mcdonald. A. P. Howard, x.
III. Brown, ]. G.. Marshall, r. A. Shay, sam
uel Moore, B. ]. Smith, John Campbell, W.
H. Berhant, Ephriham Bold, u. W. camp
bell and John Tarr.
Senatorial and Delegate Conventions
Same delegates
The nomination of A. c. Pugh for County
Commissioner was confirmed.
Members of the County Executive Com
mittte were reported as follows, a; NC
Flanagan, Chairman; A. G. Pugh. 4. T.
Howard, J. II. Atkinson, o. 5 Marshall
Lyman Steadman, J. G. Marshall and ".
L. Crawford.
Delegates to the various conventions go
uninstructed.
After the usual cut and dried resolutions
arraigning the Democratic party for It's gen
eIal cussedness were fred off also one
strongly advocating a prohioitory amend
ment TO the State Constitution, the conVeh'
ton adjourned.