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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-07
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auf 5reibaabel, balb ouf gaub5oa til
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lebentmuris iiber bic @erldnserun9 Der
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montanen. SIN @eidsta9e fclbjt >pirb
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mcn!ritte oer Deputirtenfammer tplro
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-07
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fratil9e Characterization. Die ein5e(:
men Bablbe5irfe iinb beredti9t, einer1
3elegaten in &ori6lag 5u brin9en fit
je0e SO Gtimmen poer einen Bruobtbeil
baucn, tpel1e Bel Der lebteu 0ouperz
ncurs'uabl abse9etcn tDuroen, na9 ben,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
BROOKE COUNTY PRIMARIES.
Strong Ticket NoInip :sted- Body Of y
Fioater Fo,$,d.
Spscidl 70 The RsSier.

4 Strong Ticket Nolnip Sted- B0dy ot y
Floater FoSId.
Special to The BSst-r.
WELLSRURG, W. YA.,S June 23.-The
Democratic primary electsln in this county
vas held on Saturday, thes2lst instant. The
vote was very large and tse contest for the
various offices was last aed furious The
returns show that nearly the entire Demo
cratic vote was out 4 strong ticket was
chosen, and It aill bs selected by a large ma
iorisy. The ticket elected is J. b. Sum
meryille for State Senator, David Brown
for Sheriff c. b Turner for Clerk of the
Comfy Court, s. p. Lazear for Clerk of'the
Circuit Court, ". c. Ridgsley for Prosecut-
ing Attorney, Friend Cox for County Com
missioner, and John NJ Wilson for Assessor.
Brooke county will show the people that she
will give larger Democratic majority this
year than she has for many years, and the
ticket is exceptionally strong,
The tOvboat Jas, Gilmore run a fat boat
against snag in the river opposite this
town on Friday. TIE barge filed with
water but was run ashore.
Mr.. John Donaa had narrow escape for
his life this morning at the Riverside glass
house. About fifteen tons ofpacked glass
ware crushed the aoor Of the packing house,
but he succeeded in getting away with a
few slight bruises before II again broke
loose and fell to the floor below, breaking a
considerable amount Of ware. The body
Of an unknown man was found in the river
at Short Greek on Saturday. Squire Quest,
of this place, held an inquest. The jury
impaneled was uuaole to learn the cause OF
his death and found nothing TO lead to his
identity. The remains were buried near
the creek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
KoNEsT. REPUBLICANS.
connscticut Independents Form lntOl
Line
AND DENoUNcE THE TICKET
Nominated By the National Republican Con
yention at chicago--Prepar-
ing for Action.

NEw HAVEN, CoSN., June 23.--The Re
publican Independents met tonight and or
ganized with Simon E. Baldwin, Chairman.
Rev Stewart Means, Simon E. Baldwin
and others made addresses. The resolu-
tons adopted were: THAT the National
Republican Convention in Chicago has in
its platform departed from the principles
ON which the party was founded and from
the purposes for which the party exists.
That the convention has still further dis
appointed those who desire pure admins
tration and an advance in the standard of
political action by the, nomination of'James
G. Blaine and John A. Logan.
That it is the true duty Of every man
who is in sympathy with the principles of
Repubhcanism to stand by those principles,
even though the party may desert them.
That these candidates are unworthy Of
our support. ~ ~
That committee be appointed by the
chairman, which committee shall nominate
and report standing committee Of twenty
five, including themselves in the number, to
correspond with other bodies of Republicans
or independent voters who may be in sym
pathy with our views and to represent the
sentiments of this meeting at any general
conference which may be called.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
KEEPING THE CONTRACT
wood Comfy EepubIieans and Gresnbeek-
ers as work. EF
St.-eiaI % ne Rsqister. N

/. /"
PARKERsBuRs, June 23.-The develop
ments to-day in the political situation OF
Wood county denote that the Republicans
are preparing to carry ont in good faith, the
bargain made at Buckhannon, 50 far as II
relates to division of the loaves and fishes
with the Greenbaek brethren of Wood
county. A committee OF Republicans,
among whom was Capt, Hazen, . who has
been recognized as a candidate for
County Clerk, called on DIR. j. Il.
Devol one of the original Greenbackers OF
Wood county and solicited him to make the
race for County Clerk, pledging him the
support of the Republican party and the
temperance element also. The Doctor in'
formed them that he was at their service
and he may now be considered in the held,
The Gresnbaek convention which recently
nominated Thos. G. Smith, Democratic IN
cumbent will ignore their action in that re-
spect as well as their endorsements ofMcClure
for Prosecuting Attorney. 1t is anything
to beat Tom Smith, whose great popularity
is recognized throughout the county. The
news creates much excitement in political
circles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
WASHINGTON.
The Recently Discovered DefaIcutious to
Investigated.

The Recently Discovered DefafcutiouS to
Investigated.
WAsHISGruN, June 23.-After the morn
ing hour Mr. Randall called up the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill, and moved to sus-
pend rules and pass the same Mr.. Ran
dalPs proposition required the unanimous
consent on the floor Mr.. Belford, who was
in q mood to make trouble, inquired it his
amendment appropriating $4,000 to build
and MAINTAIN q separate soldiers home had
been inserted, Mr.. Randall replied that it
had not. Mr.. Belford objected while the
Republicans implored him to withdraw il
and the Speaker ignored him. Mr.. Cannon
said that the bill should have been reported
early and he had reluctantly given his con-
sent to Randalrs proposition in Committee
because he recognized the necessity Of Coz
greSs adjOurning next week. Mr.. Brown, Of
Indiana, said this bill is composed of over
eco lines and sppropriating S2l 100000
and that to put it through undera suspen-
SiOu Ui rules was to make the Commute on
APPROXIMATIONS absolute. The Speaker
asked Il he proposed to object. NO said
Browne mot under the circumstances, but
| enter my protest against this sort Of legis-
latiOn. Mr. Morrison offered an amendment
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
to invest all surplus over Sl00OOGOOO in
United States bonds, which will be consid-
cred an amendment of the Springer Com
mittee, substituting salaries for fees for
United Stated Marsba's and Other officers
of the Federal Courts, is to be considered in
House as in the Committee Of the Whole,
subject to points of order. The rules were
suspended without objection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
UNDER LOCK AND KEY.
Sons and Daughters InPrisoning Their
Father.

Father.
ELMRA, n Y, June 2S.-Three years
ago Miss Mary Holder came from Iowa to
visit friends of hers in PortVille, Cattarau-
gus county. While there she became ac-
9uainted with the daughters of Henry W.
Conrad wealthy widower, 60 years of age,
and visited them at their father 8 house. In
the spring Of 1851 she returned TO Iowa
and opened millinery store i'll Council
Bluffs. Soon afierward she received let
ter from Widcner Conrad, in which he con.
fessed to hayisg fallen in love with her, and
asked her to marry bin. She finally con-
sented to do so. His daughters suspected
that he was corresponding with
Miss Holder and one of them followed
him constantly wherever he went, and sue
ceeded in preventing him from writing to
his intended for more than two months
He then obtained aSress to n friends otfce
where he wrote to Miss Holder and told her
the situation Last spring he sent for her
to come to Poryille She did 30 and they
we're secretly married Living apart and
never being seen. together, no one sus-
pected that thew were married until last
April, when Conrad's aaughter discovered
that hot by accident With the aid Of
their hrethers they imprisoned the old man
in his house, and induced him to assign all
his property to his eldess son Conrad has
been kept under lock and hey ever since.
Last week his wife, whose supplies had thus
been cut of, went to the house and de.
mandea her husband His children at.
tempted 30 eject her from the house where
upon she drew revolver and declared that
she would have her husband An officer
was sent for and charge of assault with
intent to Kill was made against her. She
was arrested and held to- appear nj the next
term OF Court John W. Pratt, ol Olean,
became. bail for her appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
MISS HILLS 'BAcKER.
Senator Sharon Claims to Have
Found Him.
suIoIOE or IvDeE saAsP
An Old Man Who Maries Against the Wishes
Of His Relatives Kept Under
Lock and Key.

WAsHIsGroS, June 23--Ex-Senator Sha-
ron is temporarily guest at the Arlington
Hotel, his first visit to Washington since the
beginning of the famous suit brought by
Miss Althea HiIl, Of San Francisco, against
him for refusing to acknowledge her claim
Of marriage. Mr.. Sharon was Just on the
eve Of leaving for the States last September
when he was served with notice of the suit,
and since that tine he and his counsel have
been steadily fighting what will be set
down in the criminal calendar as the most
audacious attempt at blackmailing ever
brought to light in this country,
A man who calls himself William NJ
Nelson, but whose real name is William
Nelson McCann has appeared all along in
the Hill prosecution as the the next friend
and counsel of Miss Hill, but it is believed
that he was the real inventor Of the nefar
ious scheme, and that the numerous forger-
les and subornations that have accompan-
led and marked the case, were suggested
and arranged by him.
Mr.. Sharon has just received from Aus
tralia the record Of this precious scoundiel,
who, as it appears from broadly attested off,
cial documents, served a term in the peni
tentiary at Geelong, in the colony of Victo-
ria, for forgery of an aggravated character.
Before the expiration of his sentence he
was discharged on ticket-ofleaye; the
whole record of his trial, conviction and
sentence being verified BY the Victoria au-
thorities at Melbourne. McCsnn, after be-
ing discharged from the penitentiary in
1868, came to California, where he has
mostly resided since, unden the assumed
name of William NJ Nelson. His full
history, with the charge of the court to the
jury and his sentence, are given in a Mel
bourne paper. There appears to he no
doubt but this is the right man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
BULLY FOR MINNIE.
An American Actress Who Don't Want an
English Dude.

An American Actress Who Don't Want an
English Dude.
SoNDOS, June 23.-Considerable specu-
lation has lately been indulged in as to the
motives that led Queen Victoria's cousin,
Countess Eolckmann, to invite Miss Minnie
Palmer to spend last week at the Countess
mansion in Essex. 1t has now transpired
that the invitation was really in the fur
therance of matchmaking design, in
which species of amiable conspiracy the
Countess is said to be almost as much OF an
adept as her royal Cousin. 1t seems that
certain young and susceptible peer had be-
come smitteR with Miss Minnie's some
what literally displayed charms in "My
Sweetheart" and wanted to make her his
sweetheart. He confded his desire to
Countess Volckmann, who said: "If you
want to.make her your wife will invite her
to my house, where you can meet her and
make love to your hearts content" The
meeting was successfully arranged and
everything went on velvet until my lord
made his declaration and laid his heart,
title, broad domains, ETC., at the feet OF the
pretty actress. Vastly to his astoniShment,
Miss Palmer rejtcted his suit and it is said
that she actually carried her democratic ir'
reverence for British nobility to the length
of saying that when she married she be-
lieved she would prefer real man and not
a dudelet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
THEY WERE MARRIED.
Beth Were Of Age, Then Whose Business
isIt?

Beth Were Of Age, Then Whose Business
isIt?
New ROCHELLE, June 23.--Soci9ty is all
aflame here to-day with the choicest bit Of
gossip that the village tattlers have had at
their command in long while. The heat
is forgotten, and everything else, in dis.
cussing the elopement and marriage OF
Capt. Harvey II. Hudson and Miss Minnie
Mahlsteadt, both of this town. The bride
is brunette, petite and dashing, and is In
her 18th yearN The groom is 80 to day.
Yesterday it was that the elopement was
first discovered, and the relatives on both
sides made things so blazing hot that the
couple left the town and departed for the
West The confession of the affair was
made to the father of the bride by herself.
She said that on Tuesday night she and
Capt Hudson went to New York city and
we're there married. They came up in the
train the same evening and went to their
respective homes. 1t was high noon yester-
day when the bride Of two days told her
father. The sun was rather hot, but the
infuriated father made things considerably
hotter. He refused to acknowledge the
match. Then she Haunted the marriage
certificate in his face At that moment her
husband dropped in and his young wife left
her parents home in anger. The captains
relatives refused to see or recognize the
bride and the couple started for the island
of San Juan in Pugets Sound, where the
captain has purchased fine estate. -
The Captains History.
When the villagers heard last night of the
episode they could hardly credit it. The
groom had always been looked upon ss a
woman-hater Of the most pronounced kind,
His relatives never dreamed he would mar
ry, but expected he would leave his snug
fortune to his nieces. These latter feel es-
pecially incensed at the marriage For
many years he was silent partner in
large grocery firm and at the same time ran
freight vessel to New York city. He also
dabbled largely in real estate. A year ago
he gave up his partnership sold his vessels
and left town. He then took up large
quantity of land on the island of San Juan,
Puget's Sound No reason was given for
this move except that he had become i'm
bued with the idea of founding a colony,
He returned here but few weeks ago, and
as related was married on Tuesday night
The Pretty Bride.
There was not loyelier girl in the town
than Minnie Mahlsteadt. She had money, too
at least her father had He retired from
the ice business several years ago with a
competence. Minnie kept house. Mrs. Mahl-
steadt being dead There were great
many suitors for Miss Minnie hand but it
is not known that she encouraged any of
them Before the Captain went away with
his bride last evening, he said to a friend
that he would be back next summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
BRIEF TELEGRAES.

Domestic.
A great school of whales is reported to
have been seen off Savannah, June 20.
California Republicans will hold their
State convention July %.
Forest fires in the vicinity Of Calais, Ne,
are spreading rapidly and heavy loss is
4 ared.
Gen. Wallace, United States Minister to
Turkey, and wife arrived IN New York yes
terday
Joseph Palmer. OF Cincinnati, has been
found guilty OF murder:
Washington.
Ex-President Blauco, Of Venezuela, called
on the President yesterday.
Capt. Philip C. Johnson viii succeed S.
B. Luce in the training sJusdron.
The Springer Commi;see met yesterday
but transacted ne business.
1t is believed Congresswill finally adjourn
about jay ), --..~-. ..
A bill to sell the arserais at Allegheny,
Pa, and Indianapolis, Ind, passed Congress
yesterday.
The House employees have been voted
months extra pay
The President received the Fitr John
Porter bill yesterday and will to-day ay it
before the Cabinet.
The Treasury Department will issue 250,-
600, one and two dollsr notes the last OF the
week.
The Senate amendments to the army ap-
preparation bl were nnnconcurred in.
A vote on the Mexican pension bill will
probably be reached to-day
The committee appointed BY the Republi-
can National Convention to notify Blaine
and Logan of theiz nomination. will call on
Senator Logan to-day.
Republican Senator's csusussed last night
to determine the order of business for the
remainder Of the session.
The sum Of $4,000 is yet due attorneys
who served the Govern4eht in the trial OF
Guiteau. The Attorney General terms the
failure of Congress to provide tor this sum
national reproach-
Foreign.
Archbishop McCabe, Of Dublin, says he
cannot understand how Catholics can sup
port Winstanley for Mayor, as he is both a
Home Ruler and Free Mason.
Many people were trampled in Meth
odist church at Aughsea yesterday during
panic.
The British Sussex Regiment leaves As
sion for AssoAan no-dsy.
The Moniteur, Paris, denounces the
Anglo French agreement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-24
BY HIS OWN HAND.
A Prominent Western Judge Commits
Suicide.

A Prominent Western Judge Commits
KANSAS CRY. June 23.--Judge Isaac B.
Sharp, one of the oldest as well as most
prominent citizen OF Wyandotte, Kas., COM
mitted suicide this morning by shooting
himself through the head with q 44-calibre
revolver Temporary insanity, caused by
!ong-continued illness, was the cause The
deceased came to Wyandotte in 1859, when
the territory was in its infancy. He opened
a law Office and soon gained large prac-
tice. Having enjoyed the entire confidence
and esteem Of the people Of the county al
most from his arrival to his death, as marks
of appreciation of his ability as q, barrister
and an honest man, the people bestowed
upon him numerous Offices. He served as
Stare Senator and left behind hm a re-
markably brilliant reputation during his
service in that body. He has also acted as
Probate Judge, county attorney and mayor.
He was one of the foremost in securing the
adoption of the WyandOtte constitution in
1861, whereby the territory Of Kansas was
admitted into the Union.