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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-19
KEN MORO
High School,

NEAR AMHERST, VA.
H.. A.. Strobe Mathematical Medalist U. VaN.
Principal. Session begins sept. 9th. Pre-
pares for University of Virginia. A limited
,choOl OF high grade, Offering exceptional
educational facilities. For d%ecenuial cata-
lOgue addI ess the Principal.
TESTIMONIALS.
Your school is noted for its good discipline
and It's Il thorough educational t~raining.-Jas
+. Harrison, Chairman of Faculty University
of Virginia.
lido no. hesitate TO recommend the Ken.
more High school as, in every respect deServ-
ing the O nhdence and patronage of the pub
llc.-Wm. + Peters, Professor Of Latin, Uni.
yersity of Virginia.
kenmore Academy Is regarded as amongst
the besto OF the Virginia schools OF high grade.
George Frederick Holmes, Professor OF
Historical Literature and Rhetoric, Uniyer-
city of Virginia.
lregard the Kenmore School as standing
deservsdiy in the first rank OF high schools
in the several particulars of thorough teach
ing. iudiciouS management, healthfuluess
and acces>ihility.-F. n. smith, Professor OF
Natural Philosophy, University OF Virginia.
iylSeodva
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University Of VIRGINIA,

SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine week
.lyl. begin 18th July, 1888, and endl2th Septem
her. Have proved OF signal uss-lst, to stu
tents who design to pursue their studies n
tbis or other Law school; I'd, to those who
propose TO rad privately; and Sd, TO practi
toners who ave not had the advantage Of
systematic instruction. For circular apply
r. D University Of Way TO JOHN B. MINOR,
Prof. Com. and Stat. Law.
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A PsoFIrABLE engagement awaits
any influential German, skilled in ora
tory, who will take the stump for For
ARER i'm Ohio.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
The date printed on the wrapper Of
sachpapsT denotes the time when the SUD
,crfDtioa e1pires.
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The Year Of Reform
Globe DemOcrqt

Harmony is indicated by the Penusyl
vania platform. 1t indorses everybody eI-
cept the bosses. There will be no split this
year.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEM
i Der d, 1872 Ten Separate Schools, in
Guiding school of History and school OF Eng
fish. Full courses in Law and Medicine, eI
ending throughout the session. enlarged
agriculture; completely equipped Chemica
laboratory. Thorough courses in Ancient anc
Modern Languages and Literature. Text book
1t cost. Necessary expenses not over el7S
-or catalogues and other Information I'D.
dress ". /. WILSON,
PRESIDENT
ag5c Mor1antO w, Va.
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THE potato crop in Ohio is promising
well, and the Republicans will soon be
claiming the credit of il.
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coEn A MONTH. AGENTS WANTED. 40
SLJU best selling articles in the world. One
sample free. Address JAY BRONSON, De.
uoit, Mich. Ie6sc
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
VA.

Instructions In the usual academic studies
and in the professional Schools of Law and
Engineering. Location healihful. EXPENSES
moderate. Next ses>iop opens sept. Ath.
For catalogue address Clerk Of the Faculty.
q. w. Z. LEE,
tyl2eodrb President.
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FURNITURE &C.
EDUCATIONAL
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

BEDFORD CO., VIRGINIA.
For Boys and Young Mem. Prepares for
ana handsC meiy equipped. Full corps OF in
StructOrS. Beautiful aud healthy location.
For catalogue address
W. Il. ABBOT, Principal.
ie30eodegrb Bellevue, I. U.
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MARRIED.

July
10, 1858, by Rev. u. A. Cunningham, u. d., OF
the First Presbyterian Church, Mr.. George
VI. varney ana Miss Salle Z. Bardsley, both
of this city.
ROBINSON-FLADING-On the 18th inst,
Or. c. 4. Robinson, 10 Miss Dora ID. Fading
daughter of job :. Fladlng, both OF this city
Daily globe., 1883-08-01

on Saturday afternoon to select Mime
haha's eight representatives in the constr.
tutional convention. The number of dele
gates to which Sioux Falls is entitled will
of course, give the township large influence
in the county gathering, and the import
ance of selecting good men is therefore
self-evident, as the character of the repre-
sentation in the September gathering will
be largely determined thereby. There is
no personal nor political strife whatever
in regard to the matter, the universal SEN
timent being that Minnehaha will want her
very best men there. In every territorial
gathering this county has cut leading
figure, and her reputation in this most i'm
portant of all gatherings must not be cur
tailed. Therefore as a matter of local
pride, to say nothing of the general inter-
ests at stake, our people must see to it that
good, able and ready men are chosen
keen men, with knowledge of events and
the true province of government. The
different sections of southern Dakota will
send up their brightest representatives,
and Minnehaha must have delegates who
will be able to maintain her standing
among such men.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
GLOBELETS.

The Navy is an invisible, infnitessimal
quantity, but the new navy uniform (of
invisible green?) is said to be very nice.
Summer visitors to Denver will leave
$2,OOO,OOO.
Montana is paying great attention to
boring artesian wells.
English women are growing to look with
favor on the tricycle..
A BALTIMORE newsboy had u cents a
year ago; now ne has $3.50.
An Iowa tramp left the small pox with
a family who gave him his dinner.
The Delaware output of canned fruit
and vegetables is estimated at $4,OOO,OOO.
Cold tea favored with lime juice makes
a delightful and harmless drink for warm
weather.
The average life of French women is
said to be Is years longer than French
men.
The Island of Anticosti in the Gulf of
ST. Lawrence is to be sold at auction in
September to pay debt.
Recent forest fires in Oregon, and in
Washington territory have destroyed it is
estimated $1,OOO,OOO of timber.
Senator Tabor has given Denver free
drinking fountain, but Denver is disgust
ed because it does not gush cocktails.
Ex-Governor Thomas Swami of Mary
land is dead.
Four large stores burned at Memphis.
Loss 100000.
The Hill Investigating committee can't
go to Chicago. No funds.
Students are suspected class IN Russia.
Twenty five were arrested at st. Peters
burg last week, for some cause unknown.
Commodore Leitch, II years in the Gu
nard steamship ocean service, died on
ship-board in the Mediterranean lately.
The 1900 rolling mill hands who made
demand for increase of pay in South
Chicago are still out.
An Ohio State convention to secure the
adoption of a prohibition amendment to
the constitution was held at Columbus,
July "a.
The commissioners of internal revenue
will return to owners dies and plates used
in printing private die stamps.
New Orleans commercial organizations
have called on the Governors of Mississippi
and louisiana to take stringent measures
against Yellow fever.
Coal shipments from Pittsburg, July
9th were more than 100000 tons
The Ward Iron Company of Niles and
New Philadelphia, Ohio, has failed.
The body of John Meiniger of Cinnin-
natti, was cremated last week at Washing
ton. Pa.
Senator Folger has directed the remov-
al ofinfected vessels from the vicinity of
Norfalk, Va.
The great jam of logs at Grand Rapids,
Daily globe., 1883-08-01

being the same place as the town of Yank.
ton mentioned in said act. That the said
city of Yankton has ever since been and is
now the lawful seat Of government of said
territory; and all the sessions of the said
legislative assembly have been held at that
place; and the territorial offices have been
ever since held thereat; and all the public
records, books, papers, documents and
archives of said territory have been and
still are kept at said seat of government;
and said seat cf government has never
since been changed by the governor and
legislative assembly of said territory as
provided by said act organizing the terri
tory of Dakota.
2. That the above named defendants
were appointed commissioners for the pur-
pose of locating permanent seat of gov
ernment and the capital building of the
territory of Dakota, under and by virtue
of pretended act of the legislative as
sembly of the territory of Dakota, entitled
''An act to provide for the location of the
seat of government of the territory of Da-
kota and for the erection of public build
ings thereat," approved March 8, 1888,
which said appointments were and are in
violation of said act organizing the terri
tory of Dakota.
8. That after that date, to-wit: On or
about the Sd day Of April, 1888, the said
defendants as a pretended board for the
purposes above mentioned under said pre-
tended act, without legal warrant, each
usUrped said Office of commissioners, and
without warrant have usurped the
right, privilege and franchise of naming
the seat of government under said pre-
tended act, and have ever since unlawfully
held and exercised said Office, right, priv
lege and franchise, and are proceeding to
change and to permanently locate said
capital and seat of government of said
territory at some other place than the city
of Yankton, under said pretended act, in
violation of law and said act organizing
the territory of Dakota.
4. That each of said defendants are
usurping and exercising said alleged rights
and franchises arising under said pretend
ed act, and are drawing and are about to
draw and collect each the sum of Sc per
day for their pretended services as such
commissioners. from the public moneys
belonging to the territory, and from the
treasury of said territory, and are
also procuring a surveyor and
assistants to locate said seat of gov
ernment, under section nine of said pre-
tended act, at like expense of $3.50 per
day, and are drawing large sums of mon
ey from the territorial treasury for al
legged expenses as such commissioners for
team hire; stationery and other expenses.
Wherefore the plaintiff demands judg-
ment that each of said defendants is not
entitled to said Office, and that they be
ousted therefrom. That said pretended
act. and all acts done or performed by
said commissioners be declared illegal
and void, and that each of said defendants
be declared not entitled to exercise any
right, privileges or franchise under said
pretended act. E. G. SMITH.
District Attorney of the Second Judicial
District of Dakota.
DEWEY & FRENCH,
BARTLETT TRIP,
GAMBLE Bros,
G.. @. MOODY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
temporarily checked by a

Mich, has been temporarily checked by
railroad bridge.
Two woman and man crossing rail-
road track in wagon near Lancaster, Pa.
were struck by train and killed.
England protests against the return of
paupers from the United States who were
on their way to join friends that were.
ready to take care of them.
The cholera cases which have occurred
in England are pronounced sporadic, and
have no connection with the epidemic in
England.
The Belgian Chamber of Deputies has
passed the bill increasing the duty on
manufactured tobacco.
Ben Buffers Tewksbury investigation.
has been finally closed and the Massachu-
setts people are busily figuring up the
cost. The expense to the state is put at
$4,000, but nobody can say how much it
has cost the Republican party until after
the next election.
The conviction of ex-Treasurer Polk of
Tennessee indicates the stern sense of JUS
nowned family whose name he dishonored.
1t has been plain to those who knew the
feeling of the people there that no amount
of money, and no family prestige, would
avail to save one who had so fagrantly
violated trust which had been confded
without limit or guaranty.
whole Parliament may sometimes be
very dull. Once the late Mr.. White, men
Der from Brighton, proposed to abolish
the duty on comfts, which cost more than
is paid. Every body coinc1ded, and the
resolution was on the eve of unanimous
passage, when the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry thought he might as we'll, as matter of
form, tell Mr.. Gladstone about it. Ten
minutes later Mr.. White was stammering
excuses, and the House discovered that it
had nearly abolished sugar duties, of which
the duty on comfts was an indispensable
part.
The fireman and engineer of an English
locomotive, exhausted by fifteen hours work
fell asleep while their engine was on
rapid run. No one discovered the danger
until they dashed past siding where they
should have stopped. Warning was tele-
graphed ahead ana they were awakened
by torpedoes on the rail.
A Louisville fortune teller has retired
from business. The seer told customer
that two women, giving their names, stole
her missing money. The accused pounced
upon the astrologist and made him see
more stars than are visible to the naked
eye.
The Princess Mary, Duchess of Teck.
commonly known in England as Fat Mary
set the example of riding the tricycle..
Now Victoria has ordered two machines
for her young grandaughters, the Princeses
of Hesse; the Princess of Wales gave her
eldest daughter one for her birthday pres
ent; the Princess Louise rides, and hun.
dreds of ladies have followed the fashion.
Our true knowledge is to know our own
ignorance. Our true strength is to know.
our own weakness. Our true dignity is to-
confess that we have no dignity, and are
nobody and nothing in ourselves, and to
cast ourselves down before the dignity Of
God, under the shadow of whose wings,
and in the smile of whose countenance,
alone is any created being safe. Let US
cling to our Father in heaven, as child,
walking in the night, clings to his fathers,
hand.-ChdrleS KingSley.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
The Fargo and St. Louis dir Line.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ORToNvILLE, July 31.-The town of Or
tonville, Big Stone county, Mimi, yester-
day voted bonds in aid of the construction
of the Fargo & st. Louis Air Line railway
almost unanimously, there being only one
vote cast against it in the whole town.
The town of Tara, in Travers county also
voted the bonds asked, and all the other
towns in those counties will undoubtedly
do likewise. The Fargo & st. Louis air
line will pass through the centre of these
them. The work of surveying Or grading
the road south of Wahpeton is beng Wig
orously pushed and the road will certainly
be finished from Fargo to Ortonville this
wear.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
TruiS3nS.

1TutSUtSs
Folly is like matter, and cannot be ami
hilated.
In all superstitions, wise men follow
fools.-B0con.
To know how to say what other people
only think, is what makes men poets and
sages; and to dare to say what others only
dare to think, makes men martyrs or refor-
mers, or both.-Mrs. Charles.
The way to wealth is as plain as the way
to market. It depends chiefly on two words
industry and frugality; that is, waste
neither time nor money, but make the best
use of both.-FrGnklin.
A troubled mind is often relieved by
maintaining a cheerful demeanor. The
effort withdraws its attention from the
cause of pain, and the cheerfulness which
it promotes in others extends by sympathy
to itself.
ssYou, who despise your neighbor, are a
snob," says Thackeray. "You, who are
ashamed of your poverty, and blush for
your calling, are snob; as you are who
boast of your pedigree, or are proud of
your wealth."
The mysteries of sorrow deep and long,
The dark enlgmaS OF psImltteo wrong
Have all one key:
This strange, sad world is but our Fathers
school;
All chance and change his love shall grandly
overrule.-F. r. HauergGI.
Things being Investigated, knowledge
became complete; knowledge being COM
pleted, thoughts were sincere; thoughts
being sincere, hearts were rectifed; hearts
being rectifed, persons were cultivated;
persons being cultivated, families were
regulated; families being regulated, states
were rightly governed; states being rightly
governed, the whole nation was made tran
quill and happy.-ConJucius
Daily globe., 1883-08-01

He is Dabbling in the Broad Field of Ma
tions1 Politics-Not at All Satisfied with
Arthur's Administration.
Sp ecial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, July 31.-The Hon. J. B. Chat
fe, ex-United States senator from Colorado
is at the Grand Pacific and will remain
over day or two. Mr.. Chaffee has been
out of active politics for some time, but
unless certain indications are entirely off
it would not require any vast provocation
to revive his interest in it. He has appar-
emily abandoned all senatorial aspirations.
Indeed, he remarked to reporter that he
had no thought of being
candidate next winter against Senator
Hill, and is evidently figuring, if figuring
at al, in the larger field of national poll
tics. Mr.. Chaffee while declining to be
interviewed on political questions was led
for moment into a somewhat reminis-
cent view by the reporter who saw him
and who accidentally referred to his pro-
nounced stand for Blaine, before, and
during the Chicago convention.
eyes," was the response, 'but 1 wasn't
very well satisfied with the outcome
either" :'This from Blaine man who
would ordinarily be supposed to acquiesce
at least in Garfeld's nomination was
something of surprise. Mr.. Chaffee
did not choose to explain or
enter upon a discussion at length, but
from one or two little things which were
learned subsequently, and from other
sources the reader may be able to draw
the inference that whatever disappoint-
ment he may have experienced relates,
not to Garfield, who is in his grave, but to
Arthur, who is alive and who is popularity
credited with desire to succeed himself.
Mr. Chaffee came west to meet Senator
Logan, and expected to do so at Denver.
Hearing in Chicago that Logan had left
Denver and would be here either yester-
day or to-day, he concluded to wait before
proceeding further west.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
LOVE-LORN.

In her cage by my window swings bird,
beautiful bird with golden wing,
And all day long, by memory stirred,
In a faint little treble she tries to sing.
list to the twitter, so soft and low,
To the quavering trill that breaks in twain;
The silver song she recalls, I know
The song she tries to repeat in vain.
80 Bird, my Bird, you never were meant
To warble songs for the world to hear!
You were made for the stiffness of shy content
And the quiet round of homely sphere.''
MARGARET SANGsTER.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
Libel S,sit Postponed.

The libel suit of A. w. Edwards against
the Fargo Republican company was called
this morning in the district court. The
defense made motion for an adjourn
ment, which was argued for them by At
torney Twomly, and for the prosecution by
District Attorney Ball. The court ordered
the case continued provided the defense
would pay $50 attorneys fees and the cost
to which the prosecution had been in get
ting Witnesses, which defense agreed to do.
The costs will amount to the neighborhood
of $500. 1t is asserted by many people
that the defense is in bad place and the
only hope is to fight the case off until wit
nesses for the prosecution get dis
Daily globe., 1883-08-01

gusted and refuse to attend. Major
Ewards states he is ready to come
into court and show that the Protection
Life Insurance company did not defraud
anybody and was straight and honest in
all its dealings. The defense will have to
assist in conducting their case, the Chica-
go attorney who prosecuted the president
of said company in the trial of the case
when he was acquitted.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
DAKO4A& MONT ANA

1.-The Daily GLOBE has established North
western Bureau devoted to the news and general
interests of Dakota and Montana. The head
q'IarteCs OF the bureau will be located at Fargo,
with an cfice on Broadway nearly opposite the
Headquarters Hotel, and adjoining the Red
River National Bank. Parties having mail
correspondence relative to this section
of the country should address DAILY GLOBE,
Fargo, D. t.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
CHAFFEE'S CHEEK.

He is Dabbling in the Broad Field of Ma
tions1 Politics-Not at All Satisfied with
Arthur's Administration.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, July 81, to the st.
Paul Globe.
AdOlc1l the Y0LIe1y,

Press and Dakotian: From the best in
formation attainable the contract for ex-
tending the Iroquois line of the new
Northwestern line from Iroquois north to
Columbia, has been let to Graham Bros,
and grading has already commenced.
This line is to cross the Clark Center
branch at Raymond, and the Hastings &
Dakota division of the Milwaukee at Graf
ton.
The Hope Pioneer says: Rumor with
its thousand tongues has been quite busy
with the name of the wife of party living
in Hope, who several weeks since left her
husband, taking with her their little two
year-old boy, declaring her intention of
never returning here. She came back,
however, last Friday and remained till
Monday, when, leaving the child, she left
again. Her. proceedings areiheartless, to
say the least.
Says the Jamestown Alert: Dakota will
survive all her difficulties, surmount all
opposing obstacles, and will rapidly de-
velop into great, rich and prosperous
state. Her endless prairies will be dotted
with happy and prosperous homes. Her
grain fields will vie with the golden streets
of the New Jerusalem in beauty and
wealth. Railroads in all sections will be
vexed with the perpetual motion of the
ever unquiet car and train in transporting
her commerce.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
Constitutional Conventional Comments.

Constitutional Conventional Comments.
Elk Point Courier: It is more pleasant
than we can express to see so many of our
farmers taking an active part in working
up proper interest in the election of coz
stitutional delegates. The Indifference
that seemed at first to be prevalent was
only characteristic of our people. Indi-
vidual exertion in the management of their
crops after backward spring necessarily
absorbed their attention and time,
and now that the throng is passed,
they are becoming awakened to
a manly interest in their future
welfare and the prosperity of the state
which they are determined to inhabit. If
there is a wide-awake, enterprising and
patriotic citizen in Union county who is
not fully convinced of the propriety and
necessity of the measure, we do not know
his whereabouts, or the manner of man he
is. The election will occur at time when
the farmers (those who are more directly
interested) Will be engaged in cutting their
grain, but owing to the convenient ar
rangements made for voting, two or three
hours will be all the time required to go to
the polls, so that little or no neglect will
result from voting.
Sioux Falls Press: Next Wednesday
evening the citizens of Sioux Falls city
and township will be called upon to choose
twenty delegates to represent them
! in the county convention to be held here
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
The Sarato0a Races.
Attorneys for Plaintiff


SARATOGA, July 3O.-Firstl race, mile
Won by Ascender. Owen Bowling I'd,
Mediator Sd. Time-145I.
One mile, five furlongs, for all ages
Won by Drake Carter, Blazes I'd, Jim
Nelson Sd. Time-3:00.
Third race, five furlongs, two-year-
olds-Won by Richard L. Bridget I'd,
Rob May Sd. Time 1:044.
"Washin done by the dozIn" is Denver
sign.