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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-02

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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-02

The DATiY JouRsAL controls all Associated Press
pispatches In Miles thy and is tIs only paper In
Es.tern Montana thai receives legitimate tele-
graphic reports.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-02
THEDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

Trc oncim Paper Of Custer to"~ty.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-02

Cha ham National bank New York fTiy.
:rchaRis Loan and Trust to Chic, ~, H.
Merchants National bank, ct. Az. MinL.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-05

NarchIeIs7s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-05
@. :. VVAGNIMGTOM,
GR.E5'.

z An now o.I,ing as fuH prices ID the mar
4 i.-. sill justly for Grain d. alI knd,.
Be. WASHINGTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
WESTERN OUTLAWS.
An Attack On a Town and a Brisk
Fight.
ANOTHER GANG STOP STAGE COACH.
The Waters Of the Missouri and Hissis-
sippi Begin to falI-The Railroad
Companies Beginning to Re-
pair Their Roads.

;. LITTLE MIsseURT, DAKOTA, June 2I.-For
time the life OF the Marquis De Mors has
been threatened by Frank o'Donnell,
buffalo hnnter, who objected to the
Marquis extensive sheep and cattle ranges.
O'Donnell is the leader Of a gang Of out
laws, and on Monday morning about 3
o'clock a lot of men commenced to
fire revolvers into all the buildings
around here. They fired several balls into
the hotel. The sheriff Of Norton county
was telegraphed to last night and arrived
to-day with posse of citizens and friends
of the Marquis along the line. J hot
chase after the outlaws ensued, and fight
finally took place a mile from the railroad.
A man named Riley was killed and two
other desperadoes, Frank ODonnell and
man named Wannegang were captured.
Two horses were killed under the despera-
does. Threats are made of lyHching. The
widest excitement prevails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
CROOK SPEAKS.
Too Much Interference oy Persons
who are UaRcquainted with the SIT
nation Gives Him Trouble.

WASHINGTON, June 2T.-The following
has been received from Crook:
WHIPPLE BARRACKS, June 20.
.if'o,ant General Of tie 4nay, Washington,
p. C.: g,
The report that the Chiricahuas had
been forced up the San Carlos reservation
is incorrect. The facts in the case are that
those who had surrendered were sent for
ward under the guard Of four companies
of cavalry and scouts. My instructions
TO Captain Crawford were that the Chirica-
huas should be kept with the scouts until
other arrangements could be made. Chiri-
cahuas, who went after their families, told
me they would ioiu the column at the line,
or should we have gone too fast then they
would follow along the mountains snd
come in at San Carlos. We have no means
of communicating with them until they
come IN at the agency, and if the first arri.
walls find those who started back with
US are not with the scouts
we destroyed all chances OF ever reducing
them to state Of peace. The Indians OF
San Carlos are in no danger OF being con.
tamiHated by the contract with the Ch;ra-
Cahuas. As a matter of humanity | am
snxiOuS 70 get in the last OF this band, so
as to leave nothing undone for the recoy.
cry Of the captive boy.
Signed Crook, Brigadier General.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
BIG OIL BOOM.
r-Hundrsd Barrel Well Struck
Near Parksrsburg.
A SAD CASE OF INSANITY IN OHIO.
A Minister'S Wife, After Being Wrong
fully Accused Of FaithIessness by Her
Husband for Twelve Years
Becomes a Maniac.
Special Dispatch to the Register.


PAREERsBURG, June 2T.-Parkersburg is
wild with excitement over the latest great
oil strike, which occurred this morning.
The well is located on the S'avenner lease,
one-half mile northwest Of the noted
Messimer we'll number two. recently struck,
and is pumping at the rate OF four hundred
barrels Of twenty-eight degree oil per day.
The well was visited to day by many
Parkersburgers and citizens Of the sur
rounding country. Nothing like the ex-
element has occurred since the palmy
days of twenty years ago when the oil fields
of West Virginia were drst developed.
The land belongs to our bachelor friend
Charley TaVsnner. of this city, he having
leased it from other parties, out the royalty
from the lease will amount to a con-
siderable sum and Charley may
soon rank as one OF the oil kings of
America
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
OUR RiFLEMEN ARRIVE.
A Warm Reception Awaiting Them
at liverpool.
The British Trying to Stink Away from
the Pauper Question - Other
Foreign Notes.

VrEESsTowS, June 27.-The American
rife team arrived this morning in excel.
lent health and spirits. They will proceed
10 Liverpool. accompanied by Sir Henry
Halford, and Mr. Waller OF the British
team, who met them here. a warm recep-
ton will be given them on their arrival at
Liverpool by a committee Of citizens, head
ed by the Mayor.
RHvases OF Cholera.
DANTETTG, June 27.-There were forty
seven deaths here yesterday, thirty seven
of which are known TO have been from
cholera In MansUrah, thus lar, there
have been seven cases. OF which two proved
fatal Two cases of cholera are reported
from Port Said, one fatal.
BarcaIdine Wins.
LoYDoS June 21.-This Is the second day
OF the summer meeting al Newcastle and
Goshforh Park race for the Northumber.
land plate go sovereigns in specie, and
was on by Peck's Barcaldine, X. Jar
dimes Shrewsbury second, and &. J. Mer.
rvs Hayock third. There were ten start
ers. The last betting was to ] against
Barcsldine, { 10 against.shrewsoury and
TO against Havock.
Tea Crop.
Ho~g KoSG. June Reports from Foo
Chow show that all grades Of The new Tea
crop are Of better quality. The spring rains
have improved both leaf and color.
Dead.
IosDoy. June 27.-Wm. Spottisvoode.
Ii d., +. 4. B., is dead.
Irish PaspeSs.
In the Commons to-day Joseph Cowen,
Radical. gave notice that he would sabmit
the question whether II was true that Irish
paupsrs have been sent TO Americs with
The knowledge and consent of the Go7ern-
ment.
Lo.p0S. June 27.-The Italian govern.
nent has ordered the quarantine OF all
vessel. arriving from Egypt. The tfencn
government has issued similar ordef;
THE Paris Temps says that cholera appeared
in Bombay IN May and Engiish DELEGATES
IN the Sanitary Commission at { Cvnsflnuno'
ME prevented the taking Of proper preciu'
t;onary measures, declaring the CONNER.
ciaI Interests were as important as those oil
public health.
Treaties OF Commerce.
Co.s7AsrtsoYLE, June T.-Tbe negoaa,
| ,;ons between the Port and German ana
| American Ministers in regard to tue ,Ieaue'
| n commerce with their governments hsv'
| besn continued. Il is hoped IN ofncia' CIR
| Sle. that the results will be isTofao.e /"
Turkey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
SPORTING MATTERS.
The Regatta at Lake Mtnnetonka-A
Bicycle Clubs Tour-A Dog Fight for
S5OO-News from the Diamond.

Arrangements we're completed in Chicago
Yesterday with Hanlan, Plaisted, Hosmer,
Lee, Riley and Teemer to take part in the
international regatta on Lake Minnetonka,
Mimi, August and 2.
George Hicks, champion middle. weight
wrestler of the Pacific slope, and James
Record, champion Of Connecticut, are to
wrestle in Bridgeport, July 2, for $500 a
side.
The Chicago Bicycle club will begin a
Canadian tour next Saturday. The wheel:
ing will begin at Ann Arbor, Mich, and
the places passed through will include De-
troit, st. Thomas, (OntG London, Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland and by boat back
10 Detroit. Twelve days will be spent in
this way, and days run OF 100 miles Is
expected to be made during the trip.
4 fight between a Rochester dog and one
owned in Buffalo took place last night at q
we'll known Buffalo suburban sporting re-
sort for $500 side. The fight was fierce
one and lasted fifty-two minutes, at the
end of which both dogs were badly used
up. The Rochester dog proved the victor.
Considerable money changed hands on the
result.
The Enquirer Regatta.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-The Enquirer boat
races come off week from to-day. The
present indications are that they will be
grand success. In the four-oared race there
are two first class entries, with good pros
poets for third, while there are five com
petitors for the purse offered single scull-
ers. Entries will be received until noon
of the day of the match. All corners will
be given fair show, and oarsmen from
abroad are especially invited. Cincinnati
can offer good accommodations for men
and boats, and an effort will be made on
the part or local Doatmen to entertain all
visitors.
Additional Entries.
Please enter Edward Moniger, Of Pitts
burgh. Pa, for single scul race at Cincin-
natl on July 4, 1888.
For fOur.Oared race same day please enter
Counter Boat Club crew Of Allegheny City,
Pennsylvania - Henry Coulter, stroke !;
Jimmy Taylor, Of England, bow. Please
reply at your earliest convenience, Civ
ing full particulars, and oblige. yours,
ETC., COULTER BOAT CLIB'
era NIX shoots Baseballist.
PROVIDENCE. June 27.-A crank, James
Murphy, shot at Carroll, of the providence
nine, as he was leaving the field this even
ing. The ball missed Carroll and slightly
injured Mulvey, another member OF the
club. Murphy, who had declared his in
tention 20 shoot Carroll, was arrested.
Harvard Wins.
New LONDON, June 27.-The Haryard-Co-
lumbia freshmen boat race was won by
Harvard Time, II :O3.
Base Ball Yesterday.
CLEVELAND, June 27.-Clevelands, A;
Buffaloes, >.
PROVIDENCE, June 27.-Philadelphia, 4;
Providence, 5.
DETROIT. Mich, June 27,-Chicagos, 6;
Detroits, 2.
Boston, June 27.-The rain postponed d
the game.
Fr. WAYNE, IND, June Eft. Waynes,
10. Ouincys 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
IN MEMORY OF LEE.
A Delegation From Baltimore Will At.
tend the Exercises To-day.

BALTIMORE, June about fifty ex.
Confederate soldiers, members OF the
Society of the Army and Navy of the Con.
federate States, OF Maryland, under COM
mand Of Gen. Geo. II. Stuart, left tonight
ON special train to take part in the
Lee memorial services at Lexington,
Virginia tomorrow. Many of these
exConfederate soldiers were attached to
the army OF StonewalI Jackson and they
took with them a bronze base relief tablet
10 be placed on the tomb of General Jack.
son. The tablet is nearly three feet in
diameter and fac simile OF the great seal
of Maryland, On the upper edge is stone:
wall" in the lower From the survivors OF
his men in Maryland"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
HEAVY RAINS
Do Considerable Damage In Eastern
Pennsylvanta-Rai Travel In.
peded.

Do Considerable Damage In Eastern
PennsyIvan.a-RaiIr Travel I'm.
peded.
SCRANTON, Pa, June 27.-Rain has been
falling almost incessantly for the past two
days, doing great damage to crops and
causing several dams to burst. At Strauds.
burg the glass works were flooded to
depth of several feet and many cellars were
filed.
The susquehanna on the Rise.
HARRIsBURs. June 27.-The heaviest rain
for years has been falling the past twenty
four hours. The waters chilled a furnace
in one rolling mill causing much delay.
The Susq uehanna has risen fully i've feet
since noon and is still riring.
Ruined by water.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 1.-THE Lehigh
River is IL feet higher than usual, and q
freshet is feared. The river is still rising.
Persons living nearby are removing TO
places of safety. Much damage is feared.
Two hundred feet Of the track Of the East
Pennsylvania Railroad at Shamrock was
washed out this evening, and all the trains
are delayed. Heavy land slides also oc.
CURED on the Lehigh Valley road at Rock.
dale. Six hundred thousand soft brick in
the yards of Nonemaker Il Senelback, this
city, were ruined by water.
Coal ColIieries Suffering.
ASHLAND, Pa, June 27.-All work at the
coilieries has been suspended aRd unless
the rain ceases ten collieries Of the Ma
hanoy Valley will be flooded. Traffic on
the Lehigh road is suspended. At Sha.
mokin all the collieries are suffering.
SIX Hundred Men Out Of Employment.
WuKEsBARRE, Pa, June 27.-Another
house was washed away this evening into
the cave waters pouring into Conyngham
mine workings. Ii has been raining all
day. and should il not clear NY soon the
water will extend into the workings OF
other mines Ii will be two months before
work will be resumed. over six hundrel
miners and laborsrs will be thrown out OF
employment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
defective Ordinance.

CHICAGO, June FIT has been discovered
that the saloon ordinance passed by the
City Council, to escape the effect OF the
Harper high license bill for period OF six
months, is defective by reason OF the fact
lhat it grants licenses for six days longer
than the municipal wear. A special meet
ing of Council will be held tomorrow
evening to remedy the defect, II possible,
but the situation is made worse by the as.
sertion that the 5000 saloon keepers will
be compelled once again to procure
licenses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
BIG BLAZE At NASHVILLE.
Several Large Buildings Destroyed
and Two Structures Badly Damaged.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June "a fire this
morning at o'clock destroyed building
at the corner of Clark and Front streets,
occupied by Diehl & Lord, beer bottlers,
and by Valentine d Co.. chewing gum and
prize package manufacturers, and also par
tally destroyed the Woodward building
adjoining, which was occupied by Phillips
Bottarff ( Co., wooden and stone ware, and
Handley, White d Co., drugs, whose stock
was partially destroyed and damaged by
water. The fire was gotten under control
by o'clock. The building occupied by
Diehl Il Lord is owned by A. II. Rannie, OF
New York, valued at $4,000. and insured
for 5000. The Woodward building IS in
sured for 5000. Valentines loss is S2O,-
900, insurance $1,000. Diehl d Lords loss
on stock and fixtures is $4,000, insurance
800. Phillips, Bottarff & Co.'S loss is
$1,000, insurance 5000. Handley, White
& Co. were insured for $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
Dtssbl1epD 1o0l.

CHICAGO, June ia committee OF 6f'
teen distillers Of the National Export Asso.
cIstion. met here to-day. One Of the msis
questions for settlement wss whether the
present rate on rnashing a. agreed on some
time since, twenty per cent: Of the cspscs:
" Of each distillery, should b continued
beyond July Ist. the date 70 which the
agreement originally extended. The con-
nittee decided TO recommend this agree-
ment 10 be continued In forcs I'LL tee stoek
of spirits on hand shows perceptibls signs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
THE HILL INVESTIGATION.
Another Farce at Washington Proceed
ing with the Usual Laxity OF Any
thing Like Business.

WASHINGTON. June 27.-J. NJ. Wilbur
testified before the Hill Investigating COM
mittee to-day, that he had an account
against the Government fer work done at
the New York Postoffice. He presented
the account to Hill, who said it was all
right, but he (Hill) ought to have some
thing for settling such old claims. He re-
ferred the witness to Sannon, an old EN-.
ploye in his office, who took him aside and
told him they ought to have ten per cent.
for settling the bill. Witness did not as
sent, and subsequently the claim was dis
allowed. The matter was considered by
Congress, and the Committee on Claims
made favorable report. At the hearing
before the Senate Committee Hill appeared
and opposed the claim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
... he scott Law.

c,xnryy,Ir june g7.-Iee final Gay Gay toi
the collection OF 1udsf tss on the Scott Law was
loOossd looms sssseu some time ago BY the C1Dsy mt.
PostpoSIo sSoners 5 until July 1st, so thst snet.s
psysR.;ttnt;cpaiity psyRtnt; Of the bill became kno~n
yestsIday 's Sss paid before hght !SS.y
she sIe nah ~. xVas greater The treasurer ONCE
cd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

AN UNEXPECTED BATH.
Two HarfsSrd Baptist Clergymeu Get
Into . Rfsht and Fail Into the Bap-
SISu,aI Tank

tiSmal TANK.
HARTFORD, CoNN., June 27.-For a long
time congregationalism has been trying TO
capture the South Baptist Church in hope
of handing 1t over, body and soul, to con-
gregationalism. The Rev. Mr.. Evarts is
pastor of the much-cOveted church, while
the Rev. DR.. Parker is the rabid leader OF
congregationslism. DR.. Parker conceived
the mad purpose of baptising score OF
young children in the baptistry of the
South Baptist Church Sunday after
noon at 1 o'clock About two hun.
dred children formed in procession. The
Rev. Everts, however, had became &C
ouainted with the facts, and in company
with deacons and leading members Of his
parish arrived at the bapismal font and
protested against the intrusion. Hot
words followed, and soon both parties were
wrangling and all was excitement. Words
finally led to blows and both clergymen
were precipitated into the tank, which was
now rapidly filling with water. The dea'
cons and others also engaged in general
free fight, which lasted for some time. No
one was seriously hurt but many OF the
children were frightened almost to un-
consciousness. The affair has been sup
pressed thus far and has just leaked out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
hASoN'S RESIGNATION.
NOR oian Independent Movement
IN West Virginia,

..'l 20 re hs7lNer.
On June There me various
-' a>s.snei for Mr.. Masoa's resigna.
4 member Of the National Republi.
.-,,''''e Committee. Some say he
'a'+ ".:h the ruling element in
Others that he is preparing tor
|. E'nu'At movement in this State in
'''Hre, none of which can be
'ay authentic source, as the gen.
,-t.tseA .rt'...seA CtI..Hes ~ be interviewed
..,r',.1iiin, lr',ain, however, some movement
% 49, tp.a'ed. Mr.. Mason is not the
/ ..rt,'1 30 ImpOTtaEr r mstter with.
-'1sht ana considerau,a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
SAVED THE COUNTY EXPENSE.
A Negro Rapist Taken From Jail by
Mysterious Mob and Dispatched 10
the HAPPY Land.

JEFFERSON, TEXAs, June 27.-Late last
night column Of one hundred and fifty
horsemen suddenly galloped up and sur
rounded the Jail containing the negro,
Douglass, guilty OF Fapi1g the nsioE WnIis his
companion, q negro named Lacy, was
lynched yesterday morning. The deputy
sheriff with the guards attempted resis-
tance, but were instantly covered by the
assailants and secured. The cell was un-
locked and Douglass was pinioned and
placed on horse. The band then disaP-
peared as quickly and mysteriously as 1t
had arrived. This morning two miles from
the city the carcass OF Douglass was found
hanging from a tree with four ballet holes
,hrouph his head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
saiurfu High Life.

June g7.-The maIIlsge O'
N4'IiSGIo U I the navy, and Misc DRUM ~
daughter Of AC President Arthur
CURED this ey, ". lincoln and Secre
and Secretary an, 5Isr ware present, A..
tsry and Mrs. CT ~ continent AMY and
were also most of, %
Ivy ls.cC-s static
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
SCIOTo-LOMAS CASE.
Judge JaeksOn's Charge to the Jury
His Course Generally Sanctionea.


Special Dispatch to the Register.
PAREERsBURG, June 27.-rhe United
States grand jury was called into Court to-
day, aud a special charge delivered by
Judge Jackson in the Scioto.Lomas case.
The Judge thought the gross negligence
was apparent on the part OF the two boats,
and charged them 10 go to the bottom Of
the matter and endeavor to nix the guilt
where it belongs. Twenty-Five witnesses
were sworn and will go before the grand
jury, aud probably two days will elapse
before the results of the Investigation will
be known. Judge Jackson expresses the
public sentiment in this matter, and his
course has been commended by all who de-
sire to see Justice done in this case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Freight Trains Collide NJ Mingo
Junetion-Fatal Mine Accident.

Special Dt5pd,cN 70 ts he1FsRe7.
STEuBEHvILLE, June 27.-Two westbound
freight trains collided at Mingo Junction
this evening at clock. One train was
standing on the siding when the second
train came along and ran into the rear end
of the train, badly MASKING engine No.
and completely demolishing the caboose,
knocking it from the track. The engine
was on its first trip, being one Of the new
style heavy ones Just built. No one was
injured.
at Rends coal mines at McDonald's sta
ton on the Pan Handle today, George
Hunter was killed and Will Shaw fatally
injured b. tIe falling Of slate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
Polk's Trial.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 27.-The work
Of empanelling jury for the trial OF ex.
State Treasurer Polk makes slow progress,
Out Of 30 persons summoned only one
Juror has been as yet secured, all others
having formed an opinion, and were de-
clared incompetent. 1t is not probable
that jury can be secured before TO-
LIV.EOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
BalIoting for a L. $. Senator.

CONCORD, y. H., June 27.-The ballot for
L. S. Senator at noon resulted as follows
Whole number, 322; necessary to choice,
l63. Gilman Marston, Il; Aaron r. Stey-
ems, Is; James F. Briggs, 50: James ".
Patterson, 81; Edward w. Rollins, loo;
Harry Bingham, III. Rollins, Stevens,
Marston and Patterson each gained one
frnm Yesterday s vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
DECLINING RAPIDLY.


Seen at 81. LOuis-The Chicago and
Alton Trestle over the CreVasse Fin
tshed.
ST. Louis, June 27.-The river has fallen
five inches to-day and the government
gauge now marks 81 feet 4 inches. The
water in East st. Louis is also declining
quite rapidly, and there is general feel.
- n al the danger is oger. 1t is not
.,,.a. ;nat The coming June rise will be
.r y enough to do any further damage,
III % fears are felt on that account The
wafer held in check by the Bowman
dyke has fallen inches since yesterday
morning, and work on the dyke is discon.
tinued. Cahokia creek is subsiding slowly
and the water in the bottom north and
east of the city is also declining. The
railroad tracks north Of the Relay depot,
which were flooded to some extent last
night and this morning are now free
of water and are in full use again out to
Venice. The Chicago and Alton trestle
over the crevasse in that track near New:
port was finished this afternoon, and all
trains due here this evening from the
north and from Kansas City came across it
safely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
IOWA REPUBLICANS.
Buren r. sherman Renominnfcd for
Governor and d. ii. Manning Tor
Lieutenant Governor.

DEs MoIHEs, L., June G.-The Republi-
can State Convention met at one o clock.
Hon. John A. kassOn was elected tempo
rary charmany. The convention reas.
semhled at . o'clock, and the Committee
on Credentials reported every county in
the state fully represented and no contest
ed delegation. Chairman Col. ID. d. Hen.
Gerson of the Committee on Permanent
Organization, was escorted to the chair and
made speech pledging the party against
saloons and to home industries, as against
the influences OF British gold and power.
His speech was enthusiastically applauded.
one OF the vice presidents was Addison
Rhodes, OF Mahaska, a former slave. who
had been sold on the block. Buren, x.
sherman was renominated for Governor,
and o. H. Manning for Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
The Plumbers.

New YoR5. lane ,g7.-The nass?:c.
plumbers OF Tie tnite5 Sixties held their
first national convention TO day. Fhe %.
iect OF the meeting is to devise some -1esns
whereby practical plumbers can obts'' q
plumbers supplies from dealers as cheap
as The same supplies are sold to spectators
and contractors, who, it is said, buy not
more than one fourth OF the quantity the
nlumhers nur6haSe