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Poor Ruce.

NEW LONDON, CoNS., June ls.SThere
was very little local interest taken in the
Harvard Columbia race. Harvard wa, ex.
peeled to be the winner, aud crossed the
line just eight seconds before Columbia.
TWAS poor race all through, but Hsr.
yard had The heavier crew. itiis
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.rrp looking The situation over we con.
.,.i. ,bs, Il We can't get Morrison or Carl.
s ,.,a =, Mcdonald, CIevelard is our meat.
w. Wa atof,: him like a htrfing."
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". &. ii -.

The memory Of not back to the time when Go,d
we're sold as cheap they to-day and nowit
standing this fact there quantities silks Of Foreign and
Manufactures thrown upon market which in weight and
nsh appear we'll to the purcase which may be what they are
represented to be- all silk they nevertheless miserable counter
felt and wherever found had better be left with that dealer who
gnorano good value buys them offers them for SALE
Among the noted Silk Manufactures Of Lyons tie o House
Belon Stand the most prominent enjoying well earned
talon Of making the Best Silk Fabrics the World TINT reputation
we'll guarded sending goods the market which does not
bear heirname trade mark and wherever found sufficient
the article bearing genuine and its wearing qualities
may be relied upon. 5 s
Fortunately for ourselves and all others interested We have Sc
cured the exclusive sale justly celebrated goods this and
other markets. and offer to the Ladies' Of Wheeling and surrounding
country the "Monopoy "princess Bon great Specas
guarantee these goods will not shiny and that our
prices are much lower than inferior goods are sold at
II
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THg Boston .Adrsrtiser, mieguided anti
Blaine paper, speaks Of "the wing OF the
Republican party which sustains Mr..
B!sine.p Bees your soul, that isn't a
ving-i!'s the bird itself. And the other
.E.;, Il only pin leather.
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TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.

Messrs. 0. P. Schafer, Of Mahoninq; ]. A.
Martin, Of Columbiana; Jas. A..McCurdy, Of
Jefferson; John A. Baldwin, OF Carroll, and
W. B. Hearn, Of Harrison, were elected
temporary secretaries.' =-,s
The various committees were then an.
nounced, es follows: Sd
Permanent OrQanizstion-Carroll, G. B
Scott; Columbiana, Hiram Bell. Harrison,
Dr.. S. B. McAvern; jefferson, DR.. G. A.
Shane; Mahoning, Hon. L. D. Woodwork,
Credentials-Carroll, II. J. Eckley; Co.
lumbiana, Col. H. R. Hill; Harrison, D.
Cunningham; Jefferson, 7. J. Holiday
Mahoning, David Anderson. SIS
Rules and Order Of Business Carroll,
VIM. Tripp, Columbiana, Jos. s. Ray;
Harrison, J.. NJ. Garvin; Jefferson, DR.. b.
q. Gale; Mahoning, Hon. Alex. Dixon.
Resolutions-Carroll, W. H. Greer; Co
lumbiana, Philip NJ. Smith; Harrison, Cap.
tain Andrew Smith; Jefferson, KenwortL5
Pogue; Mahoning, W. s. Anderson. 4
recess was then taken until 1880 P. N.
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Paralytic Stroke.

Special Dapdtch TO Tie Intelligencer. VA
MARrlssDuRa, June .ls.-Uapt. W. H.
Riggs, while in Oharlestown yesterday, re.
celved slight stroke OF paralysis. His
mind his clear, and it is thought the effects
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stnte Temperance neetIug.
idl DispdLch 10 Lss Int<iliue,,cer. Z.

:t'l1 PtAhkERsnuRa, '1:Fas1u7, ". Va, June ls:-The
temperance meeting here tonight was ad.
dressed by G. ". Atkinson, G. W. Baggs
and others, Of Wheeling. AIies jennie
Smith, the Railroad Evangelist, Mias
Willard and others spoke this afternoon.
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B,x BrrLEE woke the echoes in parkera.
,,w rtserday. B.Djsmin Butler is a
d,.sius card.
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BLASTED BY A BOILER.
TWO TWO MEN INSTANTLY KILLED
W 'ao EIplosisn Of a tau.aili lBoiIsr-0thtrs 70
paassIoa'lI Iweund.d-Sotsa from Nav Martins,
'llls-lavsstisa.ias the lll,sA, L'q,sr "A
Tnflc at Weston - 8tats N,v,,
Special Dispateh 10 he Iasdli,eucer.

spte'ai Dtspatca 10 he iaselilencr. II Il H -,
BELLTos, W. Va, June 1s.-Y Yesterday
evening about four. o'clock the boiler Of
the steam saw mill, belonging to2Jackson
4 seers, exploded and instantly killed
Frank ssers and Morgan Go.y, irjaring
three others, Mart Rush fatally, and Lee
and Sam Jackson, brothers, alightly. The
men are all young and OF good families.
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NJ, BLAlyE, at lest accounts, was still
heating the record.
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an, Hrgp d ou' ,poken icf Cleveland"
". ,I,,d Is also o very ouIspcken free
lrsder
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"a canvass Of. the Cleveland men here
shows their clainlto bs that the delegation
from this con vention goes to Chicago three
to one in favor OF Cleveland. Many
Flower men concedo Cleyeland's ms jority
but do not admit even two to one. IS
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:, ri libal spends .lf,'er. than It earns
se,, in sbolc' -
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The strike Of the coal miners OF the Mo.
nongahela Valley has spread to nearly
every pit Four pools and about FIVE thors.
and mineSa aSe now idle, 33t I'm
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THESARATOGA CONVENTION,
Tho New York Democracy Name The
- Delegates 10 ChicavoS q g ~ r

The New York Democracy Name Their
Delegates TO Chicago "a 5iE.r5S :
SARATOGA, June ls.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day. & Wm.; E.
Smith, the temporary Chairman Of tbs
Convention, in hias opening addrees laid
stress on the aiactg that the Democratic
party had I gained large; accessionB to ita
ranks from the Republicans. He said the
Democrats everywhere were looking anx.
ioualy at the action Of this Convention.
[Cheers] Tho roll Of delegates was then
called. Contesting papers were pre5ented
from the Ninth district, Kings county, by a
delegate who said the sitting mem.
befs had ;Htitle that was given them
only by fraud, corruption, bribery and
other methods repugnant Ito honest gov.
ernmsntn Soon after the name oftWm.
Pnrcella Of s,Roche hester, II was q called and
ELECTED immense cheers. He arose and
said the delegation from the Second dis
trict Of Monroe county would not taks
part in the convention unless their rights
wcro fully Recognized Cheers. is1.l EE
District Attorney Fellows, OF New York,
arose and said his party wsa willing to do
anything ior harmony. Cheers. The
nspe Of John Kelly was received with pro.
longed cheers. RI; ;it53 a; ij5k l
Al 2::2O q. y. the Convention took a
recesa until =. faS3- lE-
The Committee on Resolutions remained
in session long alter the hour for re assem.
bling, tho controversy being on the adop-
tion Of tariff plank. !. It. ives finally de
feated. The important features OF the res.
olutionr, as adopted by the convention,
Is ia uni init il aceasdsncs with shs rule Va oi
the majority Of the delegates. RI si35s,f5;
The Presidential elec.or5.a..large are
Oswald Ottendorfer, !ot New York, and
Wm. Purcell, Of Monroe county. The al.
egales:at large are Daniel Manning. Ed ward
Cooper, Lester B. Faulkner and John q.
|acobs, I, 3gii:s5. ~
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"A round Of applause greeted Mr.. Jones
as he came forward. Hethanked the dele.
gates for the honor conferred upon him,
and congratulated the Convention that the
Democracy had cut out as the new district
a number Of counties whose interests were
80 nearly identical,
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BLAINE's ALnAmArER

Solid orf'the Plumeh. Knight OF the
III Pine Tree Stntr. .%
Special Correspondence Of The Iu.elt1aeer.
WAsnISaToS, Pa, June 1s.-The follow.
ing was received by committee Of the
students who sent congratulations to Hon.
James G. Blaine after the Chicago Conven.
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WESTON WARS,
Tho Illegal Liquor Trnlic-Thc Grand
.ss;tiF Jur1s work-Notes. 1,47l
lQfffypQflftence OF The IufkLline,lse. ~

l - H
Correspondence oflhe ratelioe.eer, 4. y
WESTON, W. Va, June l7.-For som,
time past the people Of Weston and Levi.
county have been looking anxiou,ly for.
ward to the sitting Of the circuit court
which Is now in session. The open and
daily violation Of the whiskey laws BY the
bali dczsn illegal taloonists located In
Weston was known to everybody, and
when the last grand jury failed 10 find bui
three indictments with the evidence. that
could easily have been had II desired, the
great mass Of our best citizens. were loud
In their expressions Of indignation. OH,
With this condition Of affairs staring
Judge Btannon In the face, he delivered
an able charge at the opening OF Court
monday, which started the music in the
proper channel. 3..a,.l'i ..a9 ~ M
~ THE MAIN REQUISITE, E5
A first class Grand Jury OF men who be.
lieVe in the enforcement Of the law was Sc.
lected, and the members have been hold.
lnga grand but strictly private reception,
at'which about 175 specially invited guests
will be present and participate in the pro.
csedings. The jury he's been two daya in
sesaion. and 1t Is currently reported that
they will hardly get through iii toward
.ne iast OF the week. But already enough
nes 6een done that It is generally under.
$1,000 on the streets that one Of the saloon.
lsts had sixty.four indictments found
against him, and docket foe OF $50 and
costs Tor q former violation was filed 10 hiu
credit to-day, and there are several more TO
oe heard from. Q lite number Of Others
nave peen found, but the: amo6nt can't be
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s On the second ballot Amber 20: one
vote from Hole in Oolumbisns. ifltf,1g e.t5g
If On the third vote Chamberlain gained
one from Hole In Columbiana, and Rich.
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THE SCHOOL FuND-sTATE RAILROADS.
The report recommends that the irreduc-
ible school fund be expended in building
a System Of narrow guage railroads, GOO
miles OF which are suggested at a cost Of
S5. 600. .O00.: The following interesting tables
are appended .4;@; z: 5sgS-
Total taxation State county and d!s.ric,) in sey
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rhe present incumbente, Charles An.
d'ar:-T Eh't- and ! Charles CAV Rapello, were
recommended for Judges Of the Court el Ap-
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Ghe :qntslligel1lfr

=. ~, ~ nmi 81 Fourteenth strcrt.
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AUGUSTA. Me Jnna 10 1S!

| a 4 z p q N =. ~
AUGUSTA, Me- June 12, 1884.
GESTLEMEN-I acknowledge with great
pleasure the receipt of your letter Of the
bth; Among the many kind expressions
with Thich1 have been honored none is
more highly appreciated than that OF the
s.udenta Of my! old college. ! thank you
SINCERELY tor the kind remembrance.
Very truly yours,
tl5.3 JAMEs G.. BLAINE.
The students Of Washington and Jeffsr.
son College Blaine's alma MATER formally
organized blaine and Logan Club yester.
day, with membership OF over one hun.
dred.. The following are tho officers Of the
marching club: !. L. Todd, Captain; W.
B. Elder, First Lieutenant; q. T. Stewart,
Second Lieutenant; +. .: Mcclure, Order.
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THE CONVENTION.
Speech ofthe ChaiFman-The Temporary

Speech oftho oChairman-The Temporary
u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,Preliminaries. Z
J The Convention met in the new Opera
House, and IVES called to order at l0:45 by
John NJ. Cook, Esq, Chairman OF the
Jefferson County Central Committee, who
read the call. Prayer was then offered by
Rev. J. H. Hollingshead, Of the Kramer
Methodist Church. ,f Ee'7
n Mr.. Cook then announced Hon. Asa W.
Jones, Of Youngstown, as the temporary
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STATE TAXES.
THE PRELIMINARY REPORT,
Tho n'Jrlty, Which Il Ar. nasor, Gives IA Ac.
CONT Of lis Work. .Rnpisg ths Democratic !
PArty-rhs irredscibls School Fsld sad H
= SJr!,m Of State Railroads. n

Tho preliminary" report Of the stat'
Tax Commission js in press. From ad
vance sheets the lNrELIlaRScER Is able Il
give an idea Of the contents. The repor
is signed by L. A. Bennett, az Chairman
OF tho Commission. Mr.. Mrson concun
with Mr.. Bennett. Mr.. Bell, the Republi
can member, SIS not at present prepared
10 concur In certain OF the views expire ssed
in this report" and at is his purpose te
submit 3 separate report touching these
subjects" s'g4iilpRlai. f-,5s i b
The report sets forth that since 1870 the
Slate has prospered very much leas than
was reasonably expected; that "onr nat.
ural wealth is being exhausted without q
corresponding and compensatiug increase
in our local prosperity; that "the young
men Of our State are leaving homo because
they find elsewhere more remunerative
fields for their industry and enterprise"
and more in the same doleiul aud truthful
strain. The striking Inequality OF taxation
is dwelt on at length. as we'll with regard
to the assessment q the collection OF taxes
In particular corporations pay very
small proportion OF what they ought to
pay. af5'i.1g
INVISIBLE PROPERTY" a Z, So,
With regard to invisible property
stocks. bonds and money-the report says:
1T is inaccurate 10 say that human in.
genuity cannot. devise a law that will dis.
cover inviaible property; there is a way to
accomplish almost anything, If We study
and investigate sufficiently. An illuatra.
tion will make this matter plain. A
money.lender holds 100 good and solvent
notee against his neighbour; they aggregate
$40, 900; the statute Of this State makes il
bis duty to report the value Of these notes
to the assessor, but he reports only $500.
1t is fippantly said that this mar will
evade taxation however stringent may be
the law. But suppose statute be enacted
requiring all securities Of this cless to be
annually exhibited to the assessor, who
shall endorse on each note the word
"Listed for 1884," and suppose the law for
bids payment unlefs q note has been thus
endorsed for every year that 1t has been
running. II it be suggested that a
citizen cannot conveniently exhibit his Sc.
curities, then let the law provide that when
note is not produced. the uaeesor shall
give to the owner q memorandum dcscrib.
ing the security and certifying that; it was
listed Tor the year in question, but unless
such memorandum be attached to the note
payment cannot be enforced. Z Now, rather
than risk losing his remedy, the holder OF q
bond or not will chez, fally pay the triHine
sum to be ae5-ssed IS the tax On this item
Of property, and he will do so the more
cheerfully because he he's an assurance
that every other note in West Virgins
will also be listed.
The amount OF invisible property in this
State which is not listed is estimated al
fifty millions and, we repeat. the qu-ation
is whether our people propose to exempt
this immense sum altogether from taxa.
tion?" ,ss
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THE nALLor1yG

The Chairman then ANNOUNCED that
bslloting was In order, and the first ballot
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spARRlSG r;R WIND.

W oeSlA WILL Meulu KOt, ueaVy one In
the ribs, and before he could recover bis
opponents arm IVES about his neck and his
head was receiving severe pummeling.
On separating, Mellin put in TIVE Of bis
favorite body blows, but got what K Keefe
called "laller" in the mouth, sending
him again to grats. As the round closed
Keefe's friends were feeling very sulky,
and war between the seconds seemed i'm.
minent until they were all ordered. gu aide
the ring. ga5 "a S;e5f.s5{ "A
Tenth round-Long sparring for wind
and much splitting Of blood. Keeie led
with his right bringing Melliu to the ground
again. Here, c1 in the seventh inning,
Keefe showed q disposition TO fight with
teeth, and while the seconds were dis.
putting with the referee over claim OF foul
time was called. .ra.l N
Eleventh round-Keefe showed iup the
better; made good hit with his lett and
closed. On separating they spared for
wind several seconds when both not Ii,
good blows. They closed again and had
not separated whom time ives called, III n
Twelfth round.-Thia IVES hard e!uQpino
each giving and receiving severe .puniah..
ment. Mellin seemed weak, but recovered
before time wa, called. So u. :
Thirteenth round.-Mellin's hard rib.
breakers Of which he made !our 3, ore beoa1
to tell on his adversary, who saw that his
only chance was to clopo, which he did re-
Fourteenth round -Attersparriuc. Keefe
again closed, and pounded vicious!y with
MS right. Mellin at lest broke away, and,
q mad rush across the ring. ENCOURAGED
by the shouts Of his friends, he landed his
left Just above the belt, aud with the RIGHT
sought his nose. Thls onslaught yes il re-:
sistable. keefe fell heavily into his corner
jor the nrst time, and refusing to resuond
before the lapse Of ten seconds, Msllln was
declared the victor. On the return Tin
Mellin generously passed around the hat
tor hia opponent, collecting nome s75 ior
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Large quantitiea ot"Wild Land" are II, an. IN
nually forced on the market, chiefly be.
cause resident owners are unable 10 psy t',,
] The taxes which have accumulated, Unde,
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system. Try it and become convinced.
None genuine except my signature Is across
VIC 0o'N G. SIDfMONDS.
sKABURY & CO., Salt Lake. Sole Agents
! for Utah and Idaho
Kept by leading Druggists and Grocers-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-02

+Connects with Utah Central train leaving
salt Lake at $50 am.
Connects with Utah Central ttaln arriF-
inc at Salt Lake at $50 pm -
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