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coNKIlNG AGAIN ANNoYs THEM.

An Assertion That Roscoe and His Fol-
Blaine.
NEw YoRK. September 1.-THE Repub-
Hcans at national headquarters are seriously
annoyed at the attitude Of the Stalwsrt Re
pubHcans in this State. The followers Of
ConkKng, led by Conkling himself, are in
condition of absolute apathy, except in
places where they are openly working for
Grover Cleveland. This open Clevelsnd
work is being done in Oneida county and in
ALBANY and New York Mr.. COnkhng rs7
turned from q weeks trip TO Albany sad
Utica few DAYS ago, and the Stslwagt be-
gan to act Immediately on his returnConkf
ling viii not talk TO newspaper reporteE
for interviews; but to his friends aud &C.
ouaintances he rattles on with the utmost
unconcern. he said yesterday that in his
opinion both parties had nominated un5
worthy men. and that never was there such
a revolt as now by those of both parties
As for himself be should not work for the
election of either man, aud if he yotedat
all he thought he should vote for Butler.
He thought that the times showed gem
eral disruption of both parties. and that the
dissatisfaction was 90 very great that Butler
might get more votes than either Blaine or
Cleveland in this State.
Conkling yet has q large following
throughout the State. and his influence
seems to have been ielt already. The Blaine
Republicans say that II is strike or the
par, Of tho Sial~sr,s sos bargain. With
epoils Ia view
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A MARROW ESCAPE.
Ex-Governor Hendricks Car Thrown from
the Track-Many People Injured.

Ex-Governor Hendricks Car Thrown from
the Track-Many People Injured.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 1.-THE train
bearing Ex-Governor Hendricks to Peoria,
Ills, met with an accident near the former
city about one o'clock this afternoon. Two
cars Of the train left the track, one Of the
cars being the coach in which Governor
Hendricks and party were riding. 1t IS
reported that fifteen persons were hurt some
serious. Mr.. Hendricks was not injured.
The following is a list of the severely
wounded: Mrs. Seeava, Texas, Ohio,
badly bruised Mrs. Williams,
Mechanicsburg, Ohio, hip broken,
and several internal injuries; Mrs.
Cheney, MechanicSburg, Ohio badly bruised,
and sustained internal injuries; Mrs Jennie
Wardlick, Columbus, Ind, head badly in
iured; J. a. Falls, Pittsburgh, Pa, collar
bone broken, ribs broken, and hip injured
will probably die; Mrs W. Welisha, Shelby
vile, Ind, skull fractured little; her
daughter was also badly bruised and in
jured; John ". Wright, Springfield, nose
crushed and head injured. Besides these
there were some ten or fifteen others who
suffered injuries, but not sufficiently severe
to prevent their going on their journey,
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IN A NUTSHELL.

What is Thought of the Situation in
Albany.
ALBANY, September IA prominent
add well informed Democrat thus summar-
lied the situation today:
There is not the shadow Of doubt Of
Cleveland's carrying this State by very
large majority. We have the names of
over thirty thousand Republicans who have
signed rolls pledging themselves to vote for
Cleveland. There are thousands of others
whose names are in possession of the Inde-
pendent Republicans, and with whom that
organization communicates directly, they
still claiming to be Republicans on every
thing but the electoral ticket and owing al
legiance to that committee alone. Again,
we have knowledge of very large number
Of Republicans who will not enroll, but who
are openly pronounced for Cleveland" "
From the present standpoint New Jer-
sew and Connecticut are as safe as New
York. We will get at least six votes from
Michigan, which will be gratuity. Schurz
cam paign in Wisconsin makes that State
sure. So far as West Virginia is concern
ed. there is not doubt about it. Every
thipg that we hear from Ohio is Of the most
cheering character"
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A PENNSYLVANIA VIEW.
Chairman Cooper Discourses on West yir-
ginia and Ohio.

Chairman Cooper Dlscourses on West Sir-
ginia and Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA, September l7.-Chairman
Cooper was interviewed to-day regarding
the Republican outlook. he said both Ohio
and West Virginia may be regarded as de-
batable States and under the special and
peculiar features operating in them no sur
prise need be manifested whichever way
either or both should vote. West
Virginia is really Democratic State and
the tariff question there alone renders it
doubtful The effect, il Ohio did 60 Demo
cratic in October, would be the greatest Re
publican victory we have had this year. /
DO not think either il or West Virginia will 90
Democratic in October. / believe vigor-
Gus campaign, such as is nov opening in
those States, warrants the opinion that they
viii be Republican in October as well as in
November; but defeat in October would
make the victory in November doubly as
sured. Republicans alEays work more
effectively when they knoS they have to
work. Republicans can win
withort Ohio, but, whatever may be the re-
suit in October, Ohio, Indiana and West
Virginia are reasonably certain to give
their electoral votes for Blaine and Logan
in November. think 1t wise that Repub-
heans should be prepared to meet some sd-
verse storms, in the confidence Of certain
,riurnrh In the end
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1.-THE TERRITORIAL TRINITY"
Blaine Much Dissatisfied With Bis
Managers.

Blaine Much Dissatisfied With Bis
Managers.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE man.
agement of the Presidential campaign BY
the Territorial Trinity, as Chafee, Donald
son and Elkins are called, is provoking the
plaincst and harshest comment from Mr..
Blaine's most earnest friends. The law
which made it imperative to keep federal
ofice-holders off the National Committee
has relegated the management Of the Presi-
Dental campaign to what is termed lot of
overgrown bows. The selection of Mr..
B. +. Jones as chairman of the CON-
mittee is already spoken Of as equally
unfortunate with Mr.. Blaine's choice OF the
orator who presented his name to the Chi
cago Convention in 1850, wheu Mr.. JOY re-
ferred to him as James Il. Blaine. Mr.
Jones familiarity with politics is said 10 be
on a pat with Mr. joys knowledge Of the
initials Of his frvorite for President in 1890.
AT that time Mr.. Frye, of Maine, then the
warm friend of Mr. Blaine, sought 10 effsce
the dismal effect of Mr.. joys eulogy on
Blaine BY taking the platform and making
a ringing speech in behalf of Slippery Jim's
candidacy,
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OHIO MINERS.


Wanting for the Necessities of Lifs.
ATnESs, O., September l7.-Your CORE.
spondent today had Q conversation with
one of the best known farmers Of York
township, this county, who was loud in his
complaint Of the dcpredations which arc
nightly being committed on the small stock
Of the farms in his locality by foraging
parties Of the striking miners, Who. he vas
free 10 confess, were constrained
10 resort to these depredating raids TO
provide themselves and families
with necessary Subsistence, the current con.
,ribuiions for their support from other min-
ing districts no, suiiicing for their msints-
nance. Though ia many instances, my
informant continued, IL was not dificglt 70
trace up and detect these nocturnal ms-
rauders, the fear on the part Of suffering
farmers Of being subjected 20 some torn ct
retaliation restrains them from
Enforeins ths Las
sgainst the offenders.
Since the eviction of the multitude OF
miners families from their houses at
Buchtel and other mining ceuiers in this
county the piyations which these families
are necessitated 70 undergo have been ms
terially increased. Sickness from exposure
to the weather, especially since the recent
change Of temperature, has in man; in
stances been added TO lack Of sufhcieas
food, the esieted families being very g-nes.
ally sbelteTiess
Ny informant was pronounced in The eE-
preston Of the opinion that il sas only the
presence at various points IN this valley of
The militia tbsf restrained the strikers IN
their desperation from generally resor.inz
10 open violence. The latter, odd. mani
fest no disposition TO Acqoissce in the Do
nands Of the operators.
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THE CHOLERA
sea.water n Sovereign Remedy.


LoNnoX, September IA wonderfully
simple cure for cholera is alleged 10 have
been discovered by Prnf Csntiui Of Naples.
This savant asserts that he has saved scores
of lives and cured hnndreis Of cases that
would otherwise have resulted fatally sim
ply, by the use OF sea-water His method
is TO get the water from the Bay Of Naples
far enough from the shore to avoid contain
ination from sewage, etc, and then admin
lister il by means Of subcutaneous injections
in the arms Of the patients. The only pre-
caution necessary 10 be observed is that the
water must be injected before the tura OF tn.
tide from which il is taken. With this rse
caution carefully observed, Prof Cantini
SAYS that too much water cannot be given To
the patient, and that the more that is inject
ed into the system the greater will be his
chance OF recovery.
The Prince Dies.
NAPLES, September l7.-Among, the
victims Of the epidemic here to day was the
Hawaiian Prince. who has been i'll for some
days past.
NAPLES, September 1.-THE cholera ep'
denic continues to abate. There is a
marked decrease in the number Of fresh
cases and deaths. Great quantities Of sui
phar are sill burn with view 10 purifying
.he atmospheric, Considerable apprsbsS~'
sior is ielt lest the ePttemfc may gain re
I'd force from the excess which ia likely
to attend the fast of Ssnlen Nard on the
18th inst.
The poet Cavalotti has arrived here with
'our sguadrons Of men from Milan and Tus-
cany, mostly Garibaldines, to assist in car
ng for the sick. The police disperse re-
ligious professions, in the efficacy Of which
the lower classes devoutly believe, bat
shrines are still placed in various parts Of
the toxn, and are trequented by throngs Of
suppliants.
Outbreaks Of violence on the part Of the
ignorant rabble still occur. AT Giaoni, O
mob opened the Lazaretto for the treatment
Of the sick, and threw the beds into the
streets The Gordon about Spezia has been
relaxed, and persons are now allowed To
leave by sea, after quarantine TOR fort
night.
Yesterdays Death Rate.
RoYE, September l7.-Reports Of aeaths
from cholera from provinces for today are
as follows.
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G.N GpyF had better have allowed ". P.
li-stan 20 yake the nomination for Con-
p ], would have saved him the trou-
2 and expense Of a canvass and mOriify-
: .-.-ai. The REGISTER will not intimate
3: HrsHAED and his friends are stealthily
F. rea''y inserting a keen edged knife, PO-
-a,y speaking. under Gen. GOFF's fifth
yec the General did not fail to find that
y, Vere badly out Of joint among his
/ r ads in Ohio county, when he was
x en- tuesday. Did Gen. GOFF find out
-...: - hat VAS the matter? He will prob
7 aa-H more than be now knows before
b. a.fr.r,-
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OBITUARY..
General Graham BIackford.

PARKERSBURG, ". Va, September IL
Exclusive. ]-General Graham Blacktord,
for thirty years a respected citizen Of
Parker<burg, died to-day. He left home
yesterday morning in his usual health. Be
fore reaching his Office he was striken with
paralysis, and continued to grow worse un-
til death ended his sufferings this afternoon.
General Blackford was for many years
successful business man, being engaged in
the wholesale grocery, pork packing and
commission business. For the past ten
years he has been acting as the transfer
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company of this city. In all his business
relations ef>fife he was an upright, honor
able gspGSman, and his death casts gloom
over pc Ety. His age was fftyseyen.
III Frances1payier wade. -
./MxScHEsrEy<SIA. September Il, ,-<Rev.
Mokher Supen0 Mary Francss Xavier
Valde, thsfopAdsf of ths order Of Sisters
ST Mers< in Americs, did nj Mount st.
st. Convent this morning, aged "a.
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LOVE AND REsEluon.
A Revolt In TTipoii Through m Amsroa
Turkish Governor.

A Revolt In ITipoIi Through m Amsroas
Turkish Governor.
RoxE. September H.--DisPsiches re-
ceived here from Zsyia, in Tnpoli, an
nounce that 9 serious revolt has broken
against the Turkish Governor. IL seems
tha, the Turkish Governor had fallen in
love with young Arab girl who was also
beloved by young Arab sheik The Cor
ernor, in a ft Of jealous rage, usdtks yoang
Arab sheik arrested and nearly logged TO
death, and sfterxArd impaled him oy biz
own hand. The young sheiks brother IN
terfered aad fred two shots 81 the Govern
OF, bot missed him. The widest excite
ment ensued, the entire population vas
aroused and demanded the death Of the
Governor. Turkish troops appeared on tn
scene and charged the mob, that numbered
over fifteen thousand men. More troop
have been sent to queil the revolt
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one hundred Of our prominent citizens.
And just here want to say that the people
of our town and county, for the most part,

one hundred of our prominent citizens.
And Just here / want to say that the people
of our town and county for the nost part,
are
Fair, Orderly and Truthful
in their manner and statements and thatthe
report of the meeting as contained in the In
telhgencer Of Wednesday is q misrepre.
sentation Of the facts. The article referred
to was not written by resident Of this
place and is inaccurate and unfair.
Neither party has organized q marching
club here and no special effort had been
made to procure q large attendance. A
short time before the hour for speaking
our band paraded the streets of
this town and then escorted Mr..
Wilson to the hal. The halt viii seat
somewhat more than FIVE hundred people
and was crowded, many persons standing
in the isles and around the door.
Hon. W. II. Tarr was chosen chairman,
and introduced Hon. Z. Willis Wilson in q
short and appropriate speech. Mr.. Wilson
was greeted with applause at his app:
ance and frequently during his address
A number Of Republicans, among whom
were
The Worst Element OF Our Tswn.
got together in little squads and with a:
much hustle and noise as they could make
without subjecting themselves to arrest
stamped loudly out aud created confusion
outside 10 attract the crowd, and then q:
noisily went in and out agses,,n. Ar
aaainsSs.--.so create all the
confusion possiHla NotzithsfAua
ing all this the speaker was closely listened
TO by both ladies and gentlemen until he
had closed, The storms Of applause that
greeted the speaker, gave him conf iencs
as he proceeded and be delivered power
ful speech constituting Of facts, figures and
argument
Es reviewed State and National affairs
and management in mastery, fearless
wsv. Mr.. Wilson reviewed the expenses Of
the State under Republican and Democratic
administrative, the school funds and its
use was ably discussed. The difference be-
tween
The Republican Platform
in relation to tariff as published, on June
9TH, in the newspapers AMI that issued in
pamphlet furm was commented upon,
Pauper labor the American tramp and
monopclies he claimed w,re the creatures
Of Republican administration and legisla-
ton. The cause Of hard times was claim
ed 10 be the result Of contraction of curren-
cy by the boarding up of millions OF dollars
in the treasury at Washington and by
means that should be redressed by reform in
the management Of the government.
Mr. Wilson closed with review Of Re.
publican Encouragement and an eloquent
appeal TO the people to do their duty BY GO
ing to the polls and reclaiming the country
in the interest Of reform and good govern.
ment
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Proposed New Railroad.

PITTsBURG, September ia confer
ence of Eastern capitalists and railroad
men was held here to-day to consider the
feasibility Of constructing and operating a
low grade broad gusge connecting line be
tween Pittsburg aud Lake Erie, to be known
as the Ohio and Lake Erie railroad. The
proposed line win be constructed on the bed
Of the old Pennsylvania canal from Green
vile to Erie, and viii connect with the Pitts
burg and Western. The party left for
GreenviIle this evening without having
reached any definite conclusion.
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ONE WAY OF LOOKING At 1T.
What the Chairman of the Republican
State Committee Thinks.

What the Chairman of the Republican
State Committee Thinks.
NEw YORK, September IA letter re-
ceived at the National Republican head
quarters from W. J. W. Cowden, Chairman
of The State Executive Committee Of West
Virginia, says:
I'VE are waging brave war for success
in this State, aud are going to win. We
are gaining ground every day. A large
part Of the Irish vote is now for us, on both
State and National issues. From every
locality we have advice Of Democratic dis
affection and accession TO our ranks from
that source. The old confederates are also
breaking ranks. Captain John Swan, OF
Charleston, is out in a letter urging that
Republican success is necessary for con
tinued prosperity, and calling on his old
comrades 10 follow him. Two Of our can
didates for Congress, Colonel Davis, in the
Third, and Colonel Barbee, in the Fourth
district, are reconstructed confederates, and
staunch Republicans"
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" you are troabled with sores, aches,
pains and general weakness Of the various
bodily functions. don't be deceived by the
advertisements of bitters, kidney medicines,
etc, whose certificates Of pretended cures
are often paid for. Put your trust In that
simple remedy called DR. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparlla. II viii cure you By
purifying the blood and strengthening the
weak portions Of your bJdy. Yoa Win also
end itvery refreshing to me brain and ne--
Yous system. The prnprietors receive hua-
dreds If letters basso<ins -poa it the nigh
est praise.
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WAGES REDUCED.
TIE camsrfs fres works Hstify Their Nss
of n RsdusttON.

The csmSris fres works Nstify Their Nss
of . ksdusttSa.
JoHxs7-oy, Pa. September H.-Ths
Csmbsia Iren Company. enployins 5000
vorkmep, yesterday posted . notice order
ing sener.l reduction Of vases Of ffoa
ten to twenty per cent TO 90 into effect oe-
tobe I. This action, the company claims,
.as ippairaive, owing to coupstiion and
,he great AID continued decline in the vslss
Of poducx In order to equalize matters
4 reduction Of ten pr cent win Be made 10
coal and rents Of dwellings Owned by ths
Cambria Iron Company. Il is thoagat De
teducsion viii be sccepted.
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WILSON At weLLssURa.
A Big Meeting and = splendid Addre

A Big Meeting and n Splendid Address.
WEnsBURG. W. Va. September IL
Exclusive The Democratic candidate
for Governor. Hon. E Willis Wilson az
rived here on the $50 train last evening,
and addressed our people at Barths hal,
commencing q; eight O'Clock and speaking
two hours. Mr.. Wilson <as escorted to the
Hudson Houss upon his arrival, By com
n,i,,e. of n-r ci,izeEs and was tnnas-ed 9
Ive, F.lou in ,he p-.io. 0! lac ho's. ;. aso1i
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HENDRICKS IN ILLINOIS.
The Next Wee President and Carter Har
rison Mt Peoria.

The Next Wee President and Carter Har-
rison ut PEORIA
PEORIA, Ills, September IT, Hon
Thes. A. Hendricks arrived here at noon
to-day having been detained several hours
by an accident near the former city this
afternoon. BE made brief address at the
Fair Grounds and this evening he and Carter
Harrison speak at the wigwam. Hendricks on
being introduced was greeted with applause.
He commenced by speaking. of the date
chosen and how it happened to be the
ninety-seventh anniversary Of the adoption
OF the United States. he thought they
were appropriately celebrating the occasion.
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TBr testimony Of many .ho long suss-
ed from ID heslth, caassd by - iuPafs
nate Of tie blood, goes 70 prove th.t the
bsss remedy for nsiing The blood nch, rsd
and psrs, ios bssatifung IL eonp1sxioa,
for crrinr sosss, p;npEss and otk~ din
diseasrs for rs1esing scAea psina ai6
josass, rheumstisn, etc. Tor ine.ee!.g ~
poser Of endarancs fos giving health ssd
strength 10 esery vesk portion a thsAody.
3 nr. Guysnfs yellow Dock sad 6arsA-
parrsI. rs .fsei p'rssss ths uses In srry
..assIcv No siaescnedy squakit.
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EEAyE Billy cowpENs BREAK.

Saws the New York Tribune, official or
! n OF Mr.. Blaine:
The news from West Virginia, where the
lmpaign has fairly begun, is highly en-
t1raging. The Democrats expected TO
! ye a great meeting al Parkersburg last
ltek but the crowd was not large and
-e were strong indications Of lack Of
t,husiasm. Chairman Barnum. of the
'smocratic National Committee, has been
fElDg 20 infuse spirit into the Democratic
hmpa'Cn in West Virginia, but has signal
failed. A letter from W. J. ". CoEden,
fs.ruan of the Republican State
fuwittee. SAYS. We are wag-
tg brave war for sue
:. IN this State, and are going to win. We
4 gaining ground every day. A large
p; o. the Irish vote Is now for Us both on
! ale and national issues. From every To-
! Try We have adyices OF Democratic disaf-
ccCG and accessiOns TO our ranks from
fat source. The old COnfederates are also
eaAng ranks. Captain John Swan, OF
far.eSroa, Is ont in letter arguing that
4 publican success is necessary TO eonun-
! prosperity. and calling on his old com
'rs 20 iuli5w him. Two Of our candidates
n C0n-r-ss. Colonel Davis, from the Third,
3 Ccloae( Barbee, Of the Fourth district
reconsructed ConfederateS, and are
l1ch Republicans. There are no lnde-
tnieH, Republicans here"
NoT ". J. W you really don't mean that
are Waging such an awful brave war!
hat terrible work it must be! What bald
Pa stories he tells when he talks about
inlng Irish votes and Democratic disafee-
fnl
be estima5le Republican chairman had
TIER not write any more letters of a SINH
Character for ne will have enough to
'Wsr for to Mr. ElKIxs when the votes
eocn;ed on October l4th, and show that
ID. OK and the Democratic ticket has swept
State by an increased majority.
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,IrErING AT WESTON.

Tie Democrats Of Lewis county viii hold
-ous,er Democratic meeting and barba-
a, Weston on the 2ith inst. Senator
I.yyA, Hon. GsoRGE L. CONVERSE and
"a, JOHN BRANNoS viii be among the dis
-.isbed speakers. If the weather is
% that will be q great day in Weston.
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CALHOUN COUNTY.

Eustaee Gibson Addresses n Large Meeting
at BroJksville.
BRoOKsvILLE, W. Va, September l3.-
Exclusive. Hon. Eustace Gibson ad-
dress large concourse of people here to-
night. His address was well received, and
a number of Republicans, among them F.
NJ. Ferrel, late Republican Superintendent
of schools for this county, announced de-
termina tion to support him.
Nr. Gibson leave tomorrow for Washing
ton for weeks resi-, his next appointment.
being at Richie Court House, on Saturday
10Th inst.
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Tss atmosphere Of Wheeling didn't agree
81 G p. Corr. He remained here but a
Av hours. The people of this city without
5s-ac,ion OF party believe in personal
loe-r who includes the liberty to choose
tsc ovn meats and drinks. The General
w. r,o5ablY find Marshall county more to