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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-22
GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
One Hundred Thousand Men In Monster
Procession-A Magnificent Spectacle In
London Yesterday - What the Men

One Hundred Thousand Men In Monster
Procession-A Magnificent Spectacle In
London Yesterday - What the Men
Wanted.
LONDON, July 2l.-The procession OF
Trades Unions and others, who took part
in the demonstration in favor Of the Fran
chise bill, at Hyde Park, this afternoon, be-
gan forming on the Thames embankment
shortly after two o'clock. There was an
immense attendance from an early hour.
At $3.50 p. m. all the approaches
from the Strand to the embank1
ment were thronScd with thousands
from all parts Of the country, who covered
the embankment between Charing Cross
and Westminster Scarlet bannerettes in
dictated to the various trades unions the
place where they should assemble. The
treat crowd manifested the utmost good
humor and the best of order prevailed. No
attempt was made 10 interfere With the pro-
cession. The radical political pamphlets
found brisk sale among the throng. The
Prince and Princess of Wales witnessed the
procession from Whitehall.
At noon the organized trades unions as
simbled at Sloan Square, Paddington Green,
Huston Square, Islington Green, Finsburg
Circus, the Obelisk, Black Friars and Gros-
venor Gardens and proceeded to the en-
bankmen. The political delegates wore
colors. The streets and bridges across the
Thames were packed and traffic was greatly
iupeded. .. .....
The Procession.
The procession proper, which was CON-
POSED Of eight sections representing the DIFF
tcrcnt trades and twelve sections compris-
ing various political clubs, was the largest
ever seen in London. The weather was
showevery, but this did not dampeE the
enthusiasm, and the published programme
was carried out. About 10000 agricul-
tural laborers were in the procession,
and each Of them carried aloft ten
foot hop pole gaily decorated with
ribbons and snowy devices. A
printing press mounted on wheels was in
line with the marching men, from which
vas scattered among the throngs on the
sidewalks copies of the resolution denouuc-
ing the conduct Of the House Of Lords in
rejecting the franchise bill. The mounted
Farriers and members Of the Farriers socie-
les, two thousand strong, made splendid
moving, as did also the numerous other
radcs societies, temperance and friendly
OoietieS and workingmen's clubs. The
meeting at the park was the biggest
ever seen in London, and il is estimated
that over 100000 persons were present.
The addresses were made from different
platforms, the speakers being Sir Wilfred
lawson. Mr.. Jesse Ceilings, NJ. p; Mr..
Samuel Storey, NJ. p; Mr.. VIM. Sproston
Game, " p; Mr. James Edwin Thorld
Rogers, " p: and Mr.. Joseph Arch. The
resolutions favoring the Franchise bill and
denouncing the action Of the House Of
Lords were then put and adopted unani-
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He'll Wins in Splendid Shape and Swift
Time

He'll Wins in Splendid Shape and Swift
Time.
Yesterday afternoon the Hei[Manton
boat race was finally decided by the Bellaire
man winning by four boat lengths. The
race was splendid exhibition of rowing
from the starting point to the buoy and
probably half way on the return, after
which the Bellaire man had it all his own
way, and won with hands down in 2l:2f.
The men were called out about o'clock
by referee Shelley, and when the word go
was given He'll had slightly the best of 1t,
but before twenty strokes were made Man
ton had the lead BY full half boat length.
This lead he held until few hundred yards
from the buoy boats, when He'll made
squirt and caught him. Both men turned
the buoy boats together in 1850 minutes
after the word go was given. Both men
Rugged the Ohio shore coming home, which
cave He'll Slight advantage, which he was
not slow to take, and swspt to the front
leading by two boat lengths. just after
passing the two mile point both boats had
trouble with the shoal water, but the
Butcher Boy" got clear first aud swept
away for home with glorious good will.
Manton had a good deal of trouble in
clearing the shoal water and finally upon
Strengthening up found himself fully six
lengths behind. From this point to the
finish He'll had the race well in hand, being
much the freshest man, and the moment
Manton would attempt to squirt the Bel!aire
man would follow his example Hell
crossed the line in 2l:24, a minute and
forty seconds sooner than Saturday S race
was made. The betting Yesterday was
decided change from Saturday, bets being
even, though there was marked weakness
on the part Of the Bellaire men to put up
any more wealth. Wheeling men backed
their favorite heavily and lost their money
without making single kick.
James Manton lost the race simply be-
cause he was unable to stand the great
speed at which the Bellaire man pushed
him. His limbs gave out on the home
stretch which lost him the race. Like
perfect gentleman which he is he acknowi-
edged his inability to compete with the
Bellaire oarsman.
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BENwOOD,
Delegates to the County Convention
Newsy Notes.

Delegates to the County Convention
Newsy Notes.
The delegates to the County Convention
in Moundsyille cleft yesterday morning with
great eclat. They were accompanied by the
City Brass Band The MOllie Darling boat
club will weigh anchor to-day and depart on
piscatorial tour down the river. The del
egates went to Moundsville via. the Ohio
River railroad yesterday. Mrs. Thos. Clark
has returned home. Some Wheelingites
passed through our streets yesterday in
quiring very eagerly where is Ben
wood% The Miss Smiths of Wheel
ing, were in town yesterday. Miss
Nellie Osborne, of Mt. Belview,. returned
home Yesterday after pleasant visit at the
residence Of DIR. L, Eskey. Mr. B. +.
Meighen's friends are rejoicing over his
nomination for the office of Prosecuting
Attorney of this county. The delegates to
the County Convention yesterday were
Messrs. r. ". Morrow, P. Aultmyer, j.
Lander. ]. Johns, J. Davis, l.. Snoore, H.
Nolte. c. Blume, ]. Taylor, J. Leach, c.
KrOuhardt
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THE BLOODY KNIFE.
Willie Newman Fatally stabbed by Joseph

Willie Newman Fatally stabbed by Joseph
Yaeger.
Yesterday Willie Newman was seriously
stabbed by Joseph Yaeger during contro-
versy about half mile from New Martins
vile. The particulars of the case are as
follows: Willie Newman, while driving
several COWS to his home in New Mastins-
Vile. was met by Joseph Iaeger
and another boy, who asked Newman
for an apple. Ouly having one he
gave it to Yaegers companion, this caused
him to get mad, and calling Newman sew
eral bad names a fight ensued. During
the -tussle Newman downed Yaeger, and
after letting him up, the worsted contestant
drew a penknife and stabbed Newman sew
eral times in the breast and back, seriously
iniuring him. The participants live in New
Martinsville and are only fourteen years Of
age The authorities have as yet taken no
action in the matter.
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BRIDGEPORT.
A Serious ACcident-Arrests Made Other
Mentions.

A Serious Accident-Arrests Made Other
Mentions.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
serious accident occurred to Mrs. Chris
Loft, aged SO years, residing near the coal
works, miles west of here. She was swing
ing in swing when she fell over an en-
bankment, distance OF 30 feet, breaking
her leg two places. Drs TODD and Wagner
we're summoned and reduced the fracture.
This Tuesday evening the Democrats
IF Bridgeport will meet in the rooms over
John KettS' saloon to organize q Cleveland
and Hendricks club. Mr.. Vim. Clark aud
wife and Mrs. Harrison have returned from
a pleasant visit to Sewichly, Pa. Last
nj ht the Republicans met and organized
Blaine and Logan club Of about 60 members.
Mrs. Coss is opening a confectionery and
ice cream saloon in Heinleins new room
next to the creek. Name bartholomew
will remove his family to Tiltonville.
Bridgeport sent good delegation to the
raca Yesterday Charley Rice, ofPittsburg,
is here the guest of friends Mr.. Sam Will
son left yesterday for Kansas to visit his
son. VIII wright, Esq, Vi Tue y. L.
W., is on the sick list. Mr.. Dave Craw-
ford, the milk man sports fine new wagon.
The c. & p, announces an excursion to
Cleveland next Wednesday. Mrs. r. I.
Hawell and children are back from pleas
ant visit to the country. DIR. }. b. Fogle
and mother are the guests Of Mr.. j. NJ.
Fogle, of the firm Of Bowie Il Deems. Mr..
Carol Deems was summoned to Bellaire
Yesterday by the dangerous illness of his
grandfather Vim. Cunningham for as
saulting; John Watkins and James Russell
for assault and battery upon Lizzie Adams,
we're arrested yesterday. Next week n Sc,
tct hop will be given in Joseph Bags
new house. Mrs Joseph Medill and her
daughter, Mas Blanche, of Martins Ferry,
were the guests of Bridgeport friends yes
terday. Mrs. Fred. Adolph is seriously i'll.
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KEYSER,
Formation of n Cleveland and Hendricks
Club In Mineral County.

VI Sitftbhhu
Club in Mineral County.
KEYsER, ". Va, July 2l.- Exclusive
"A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Democrats of Keyser was held Saturday
night in the Court House The meeting
was called to order by Geo. Z. Price, Esq,
Chairman of the Executive Committee, and
after brief speeches by Mr.. Price and by c.
w. Daily, Esq, the meeting proceeded to
the organization Of a Cleveland and Hen
bricks club. In very short time l63
names were enrolled as members, every one
of whom is a voter residing in the town.
The following officers were then elected :
President, c. W. Daily Vice Presidents,
David ". Mailer, John Kennedy, W. B.
Fisher; Secretaries, Julius Rizer and J.
NJ. Templeton, and Treasurer, J. II. Mark
wood.
The Democrats Of Mineral are wide
awake and enthusiastic for the ticket A
thorough organization of the whole county
has been determined upon. Although the
". Y. Central ( p Z. W. in which Blaine
is interested is located in this county We
know of no Democrat in the county who
intends to vote for Blaine, and we promise
You that Mineral will be true to her colors
in the coming fight. DEMOCRAT.
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THE SHINING LIGHT
OF the Greonbackers Takes a Back Seat
Outside.

OF the Greonbackers Takes a Back Seat
Outside.
When the River road train pulled in, last
night large grip sack appeared on the
platform and cEnging to it was the portly,
well fed form and cottoned whisSers of the
Greenback Prince, DR.. A. r. Barbee, of Fl.
Pleasant He had just come from Par kers
burg and the iron had entered his soul, for
he saw his prospects for congress shining To
get away from the madding crowd of Demo
Gratis, swarming everywhere, he took his
way to a quiet boarding house in the Fifth
ward, and disappeared as though bunch
Of crackers were under his coat tail.
1t was rumOred, about town, that Berbee
had bolted Maxwell and said he was ian
internal test oath radical" but this was af-
ward denied 1t was whispered, last night.
that he attempted joke, which died
5ornin.
Hello" he yelled to a friend, MY vic
tim was named at Parkcrsburg to-day.
Your victor you mean
The reply of the Doctor was inarticulate
as he sailed down Market street.
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THE RATIFICATION MEETING
At Capitol Square-The Grandest Political
Demonstration.

At Capitol Square-The Grandest Political
Demonstration.
The grand ratification meeting and dem
onstration in honor of Cleveland and Hen
bricks will be held at the Capitol Square
tomorrow evening. From the present out
look it will be the grandest affair of the
kind ever witnessed in the city. Three
stands have been erected, one each on the
north, west, and south fronts and
eight electric lights will furnish
the illumination. Ten speakers have
been assigned to each stand and the adj
dresses will be eloquent, stirring and brief.
Two bands of music have been secured.
The jefferson Club will meet at the Acad-
emy of Music at I o'clock and escort the
other organizations to the Square. Music
and fireworks will add to the affair, which,
it is safe to say, will be far beyond any
thing Wheeling has ever known.
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NEW CONCERNS.
Two Charters Issued by the Secretary of
State Yesterday.

Two Charters Issued by the Secretary of
state Yesterday.
Parkersburg is to have booming cOrpo-
ration, the Secretary of State having yester-
day issued charter to the Commercial Oil
and Soap Company, of that place, The
company has a subscribed capital Of
$50, 900, in shares of 800 each. and $1,000
are paid up. The corporators are II. II.
Dis, Jr. and J. N. Mckinney. Of Parkers-
burg, MI. C. n. and l.. D. Epson, Of
Cincinnati.
Another cooperative company has gotten
under way at Martins Ferry, under West
Virginia laws. The charter was granted
by Secretary Stalnaker, yesterday, and the
company is the Cooperative Foundry and
Stove Works, The corporators are August
Kirke, j. S. Godfrey. Thos. Kirwan. Henry
Moetsen and Frederick Schmidt The cap
ital is limited to $4,000 and shares are
$l06 each.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Domestic.
Preston Sexton. eight years old n
shot and killed at Junction City Ky. va.
day by party Of four men. No caus
Phil Berry, an engineer on the Non
western Railway, was killed at Neui,a
Wis, yesterday.
The application for a commission ia 4
macy on the person Of +. ". Story, eli,
of the Chicago Times, has been denied
Tucker, Hammond 4 Co.. jobben !
small wares, Boston, have failed for So
600.
W. U. Heinsel, Chairman of the Pen
sylvania Democratic Stale Convention 81
the Democrats expect to carry that STATE
Cholera in Europe is reducing Oo.,
travel ESQ per cent.
Butler still refuses to talk.
Henry Menning, a German cooper an!
bachelor, Of New York suiciden yes,eri,r
Louis II. Stul,z wife stealing his wife 80
children from his uo,her-in.law q, Lou
vile last night accidentally shot and kiIs
the hackman who was to drive them ava
Henry c. Lewis, a Government guager ,
GreeEsburg, Ky. was shot and killed yesic
dav.
About 1000 bricklayers, 1000 LAHORE
and 200 hosting engineers, Of New Yor
struck for reduction Of the hours Of lab
from len to nine.
John W. O'Neil, st. Louis CONTRACTS
Is missing.
Blaine has decided not to make ~
speeches during the campaign.
Senator Malone opened the vlsiG
campaign at Harrisonburg. yesterday
Henry Miller was accidentally run O,.
and killed by a freight train at Elks,r
Indiana, Yesterday.
Newton Moreland, q member Of d
Rocky Mountain Detective Association, 70
terday shot and killed horse thief uaa,
Seachy.
The President has appointed Jane, v
Clark collector Of customs at Cop.
Christi, Texas, vice Plato Nelson, di'nS
ed. Clark is the present special dep9
collector.
Foreign.
Philip Chatham, the Oldest Free Mi,l
in England is dead.
The Egyptian conference is in session
DIR. Caesar Henry Hawkins, Surgeon y
Queen Victory is dead.
The police Of Warsaw have seized 30
900 roubles and numerous proclamaa0a
printed in the Russian and Polish langu,gs
Intended for circulation throughout The t.
pire in the event Of the designs against b
Gar on his recent visit to Warsaw hiHs
been successful. Five terrorists were =
rested at Moscow, in whose possession w
found large sums Of money. dynaHz
bombs and documents. The latter shc's
that since the coronation Of the Gar N
COW has been the seat Of the executive c's
mittee Of the Nihilists. A state Of ~
will be proclaimed at Warsaw. The 70
crnor General and chief Of police viii
removed.
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A BAyARiAN ROMANCE.
Sad Story of n Pretty Immigrant
Girl.

Sad Story of Pretty Immigrant
Girl.
New YORK, July 2l.-Theresa Lousen-
bach, pretty Bavarian, age twenty-one,
was among the steersge passengers Of the
steamship Salier yesterday. Theresas
story is that she loved Frank Faltamber, a
Young widower with FIVE children, in her
native village. Her mother objected to her
daughter marriage to man with so many
membranes, but the intimacy Of the pair
increased. Fsltamber finally thought best
to pay Theresas passage to this country,
promising to follow her soon. The Com
missioners will save him that trohble nv re-
turning Theresa to his care. She is about
TO become q mother.
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BELLtIRE,
4 News Budget Corralled Yesterday In
GLIDING Personal Notes.


Nothing was talked ofyesterday but boat
racing. The He'll men were as thick as
hops and were confident of victory. The
betting yesterday. morning was 30 to 10
N favor of He'll, but changed in the
afternoon before the race to even money.
Briceland was on hand early in the day and
vas very emphatic in his version Of the
race on Saturday. He is a thorough Man
ION man and was busy letting everybody
know Manton was the better man. The
sports from Wheeling were down in force
and made themselves quite conspicuous.
The betting was quiet and there was notice
able absence Of drunken men on the streets,
TIE HORSE RACE
Yesterday afternoon between two horses
rom this city on Wheeling Is and was not
a success As the horses crossed the start
ing line one was trotlinr and the other gal
topping. The word go was given, but
Harper thought that no such start as that
could be made and stopped while Sherman
rotted his nag over the course. Time not
sivcn, and it is not known who got the
stakes.
Miss Maggie Anderson, of St. ClairSyille,
S in town. Mrs NJ Somehow is i'll. The
steamers Richmond and Elaine are the low
water packets. The Willing Workers of
he Episcopal Church meets to morrow at
he home of James Springer The large
Try goods houses of this city now close at
o'clock The glass workers who we're
delegates to the annual convention at Pitts
burg have returned home Ed Jones
leaves today for Detroit. Blum Bros have
purchased the Wilson property on Cnicn
street. A party of nail feeders who have
been camping near Port Washington, have
returned home The steel works resumed
operations yesterday. Rev. Father Nc
Cabc administered the faith in St. John S
church last Sunday The opinions on the
boat race last Saturday were greatly varied,
and your correspondent gave his views OF
Saturdays race just as he and q number OF
cyewitnesses saw it.
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Politics in Belmont's Capital---Hival POliti-
cal Clubs.

Politics in BeImont's Capital---Rival POliti:-
cal Clubs.
ST. GAINESVILLE, July 2l.- Exclusive.
The Democratic primaries for the cleo
ton of delegates to the County Convention,
will be held next Saturday. The Cleveland
base ball club of this place downed the
Blaines last Thursday afternoon, BY score
of l4to /. They whipped them again on
Friday but Republican scorer got away
with the returns Of the game. The boys Of
the two parties in this place are seeing who
can get up the largest and best clubs. The
Cleveland club now numbers over sixty and
the Blaine club not quite half so many.
The Clevelands meet Tuesday night for
drill; their officers are: President Charles
S. Frint; Secretary, Henry G. Never; Treas
urer. Harry Pennington; Captain. II. +.
Alexander; First Lieutenant, Albert ". Fer
rem; Second Lieutenant. Frank R. Cofman
About two-thirds of the patrons of the
postofice here are Democrats, but they
must be disguised by huge pictures Of
Blaine and Logan, and requests to allow
those of Cleveland and Hendricks have
been refused. To prostitute public Offices
TO political ends is to be condemned, and is
there not recent order of the Postmaster
General against hanging advertising matter
of any kind in the postoftice? The action
of the P. NJ, is considered about as small
as the man. Take down the Tattooed
KNIGHT.
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GOSSIP AND GoSSIPERs.
Friends, Strangers and Guests-Social and
Personal News.

Friends, Strangers and Guests-Social and
Personal News.
Messrs Mike and Dan Dinger returned
yesterday from a business trip to New
York
Miss Annie Munnell is visiting friends at
West Liberty,
Mr.. James Taylor ex.champion scullcr
of England, is in the city. O..
Editor May, of the 0ceana Tidings was
among the latest arrivals. -. ~.
Messrs. Priddy and Brannon, well known
oarsmen of Pittsburg, are at Bellaire.
Z. 7. Eberbaeh and family, Of Washing
ton. D. C., are visiting at the residence Of
d. Schambra, South Side
Editor Greenwault, Of the Mcdowell
Progress, is on the road with instructions
from his county for Faulkner. o..
Col. RAIDER. of Nicholas. splendid speci-
men of physical manhood, was in the lobby
of the Mcclure House at 2 o'clock this
morning offering to make 8 bet with Gen
Wood that Wilson was showed under and
that Faulkner would be nominated. The
General declined to accept as an improper
thing TO do.
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A STEP NEARER HEAVEN.
Chicago Gives Signs That Good May Come
From Nazareth.

CHICAGO July 2l.-The City Council to-
night passed an order directing that all
Mutual Union Telegraph wires running in
TO the city be cnt. 1t was stated that
when the wires were cut year ago the
company agreed to put its wires under
ground but that no attempht had been made
do so, and that additional wires were be-
ing strung. This order is subject to the
approval or rejection by the mayor. Coun-
Gil also passed an ordinance requiring
shopkeepers to furnish seats for female
clerks.
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Inst Receiving

Another lot of carriages, jump seats, two
and three spring phaetons, dog carts, piano
box and cut down front buggies; all full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for less
money than ever before offered in Wheeling
Call, see and price at ]. W. FerreIs, corner
Main and Twenty-Hrst streets.
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mbeelins Re9istes
TUESDAY,, JULY ss. 1884.
LOCAL intelligence.
Index to New Advertisements.

Lemons-G. S. Feeny.
Ohio Valley Insurance Company.
Library Lamps-Ewing Bros.
American and Chinese Lanterns-Ssan-
ton & Davenport.
Buggies, Phaetons and Damaged Goods
j. W. Ferrel
Assessment Notice Local Page
Mems Scarfs-Fisk, Clark & Flag
focal Page.
Welcome All-Henry Jacobs & Co.
Head Of Local
University Of Wooster Local Page.
BUford's Campaign Portraits-Browns
News Depot Local Page.
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EpraRua Araip.

CINCINNATI. July 2l.-The fact of the
death Of Frank Calvert at the Walnut Street
House, this city, yesterday is published to-
night. The deceased was the divorced hus-
band of the present wife of ex-governor
Sp<ague, OF Rhode Island.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-F0s Ohio Val
ley ard Tennessee-Fair weather; west
to south winds in Ohio Valley shifting to
southerly in Tennessee and warmer.
Lower Lakes-Warmer and fair weather
with south TO west winds.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Assessment Notice.

CLERKs oySicE, CRY OF wn.Sn,,.,,.
I)uB.IC SUTICE e HEREBY GIVEN ~ y
II rersous interested that the assessor eS's
be- council OF the city Of Wheeliny have con :.
l,cir asssssment for the year and made reiurn ~
81 10 nay Once. Any person wishing 70 APPS ,.
sid assessment or desiring any correction mss,'
sig.car nj the city building before the be.
Equalization and Appeals on the 18th day djsi
2 O'Clock .. m, a the laid board will meci :
time at the said city building, 10 hear sll oefs'
80 aid assessment and seyise and corrrt tbr -
iy2ZTThAs FRANK BOWERS, Ga
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Hurrah I

Yesterday afternoon, the first Democratic
pole raised in the city was erected in the
Sixth ward, on Schnells lot, between
10Th and 9th streets. This evening grand
ratification meeting will take place and
numerous speeches will be made.