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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-07
BELl.AIRE.

Two Young men named Macssboy and
McNealy, employees Of the G. x p. Railroad
Company .Arrested some days ago, charged
with receiving goods knowing they wers
stolen property had hearing before the
Mayor yesterday. Maccaboy was released
and HcSeaIy WAS bound over 10 court in
the sum Of 800. George Rodenburg ar-
rived the other day and left two satcheh In
charge OF an expressmAn, who left them at
the Erie House. When KodsnburgreAehcd
the hotel be could find but one satchel.
Two persons saw yooD2 man who
boards at the hotel with q satchel.
n short time afterwards. The young man
suspected OF taking the missing property
was given = hearing in Squire Ci.selrs
court Yesterday, but the case WAS continued.
Vim. Hart, of Demos, was in the city yes.
terday shaking hands with friends. Dsnnis
Banks, Of the Ktna Glass Company. ls1
Yesterday for q visit 10 bis relatives and
friends in Maryland. w. N. Hyatt, Of The
b. 4 o. Office, lefi yesterday foS . weeks
visit with friends in GAINESVILLE and o,hev
points Mrs. Samuel Perry vas called 10
Newark yesterday by o teIegrsm snnounc-
ing the serious illness OF her sitter.
The stack at the National Glass Works IL
completed. The structure is fourteen feet
higher than the old one, and Is much pret.
tier in proportions. The change vas n,sds
TO accom- MEDIATE . tbirtesn-pot furnace.
which Is necessary 10 turn Out the wares
made by Messss. Rodefer Bros. The Ohio
Valley iousdry 10 making largo addition
to their works, which Will be complstsd sooo.
and the works win 70 on in fall st 40 early
day. Dr.. Thorsbeny, formerly Nth Mar.
ing, Han 4 Co, COMMUNION merchants. Of
this city. d in town seeing cd fiends He
~ nov . fulIHeged elsctric pbysicias in Csr
sass.s s so...s. .sS .a' q de fssp ss' s.s.s -s.s
rant, adjoining the .. 4 o. depot, s1 y:s-
terdsy and broke her arm One 81 ths
voskmen engaged 10 contrsctisg The derrick
ss wallaees dam. preparatory 10 bBing
for oil, vas slightly injured yesterday By Be-.
ing BIT with large siedge which 6ev oG
the handle. Dump Sherman vss tArovn
from his borss yesterday snd - FOOT
caught in the stirrup. He vas dragged
some distance and bruised somewhat
Mike Neal, Of the Big Ten Rishing Csb. 10
in the city and reports the or Eenben
of The club esjoying themseives hassiy.
The Nisses Hattie and Jesse Grshsa, a
Wheeling, are The guests of Mn ys.es
Gill. on Hose Hill The Gres we're kt in ths
Belmont gl.~ works furnaces yesterday.
ard tas works will be feady fcs work By
Mordsy, the 18th inst. Rev. J. K neKsL
lip leff yesterday on his snmmes vscssioa-
A large erosd of white ssl eoicesd Bepab-
Eesss viii 20 70 Cembndse to-day % bs.r
Senator Bsnce, Of Ni.sissippi, and Hea- J.
d. Taylor. tell them Why he eolossd ma
belongs TO he RePsblia. pary. ;. 3
Hell has his slsugtier and ice bsases ~
built ssd ssder root xr. Hell vas dsa-
aged greatly By The lzte 6ood- Dave
Campbell, seii known B. 1 o. eegisees
has bees chnses 10 reTsesset he rod at -
Nsiiosal Consesiioa u Ksgiseses - -
held At csiiicrs;A this III
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CAMBRIDGE.
Ex-senator Bruce, of Mississippi, to Open
the Ohio Campaign.

Ex-senator Bruce, of Mississippi, to Open
the Ohio Campaign.
CAMBRIDGE, o., August O. Exclusive.
The Republicans of this town and county
are making extensive arrangements for the
opening of the Ohio campaign in this place
tomorrow Reports from all over this and
the adjoining districts indicate that the
meeting will be largely attended by colored
and white alike. They are coming with
their families and without, on the trains and
on foot to hear the eloquent colored man
from Mississippi and our Representative in
Congress.
The Delaware colored band, with fourteen
members, one of the best organizations in
the State, and the Barnesyile band, whose
excellence is well known, will be present
and furnish music. Prof. j. II. Sarchet
will lead colored glee club composed Of
the best vocalists, among whom will be
Prof Ben. Moore, the colored basso Of
GAINESVILLE.
Several Blaine and Logan clubs viii be
here as bodies and help swell the process
sion.
Hon. B. K. Bruce, ex-senator from Miss
issippi, telegraphed the editor Of the Times,
Tuesday at 2 O'clock p. m, from Cleveland,
Ohio: II win certainly be at Cambridge
Thursday. Reach there at $50 p. m.
Wednesday"
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CONFEDERATE REUNION.

4 Great Crowd Assembled Mt Dallas,
Texas-Forty thousand Viewing the Ex-
eTciscs.
DALLAS, Ten, August 6.-The fourth
annual reunion of the ex-Coufederates began
today and will last for four days. All day
great numbers of people have been arriving
in the city, and it is expected that at least
10000 people will be present. The opening
exercises are being held at Longs Lake
Park, two miles from the city, just outside
the corporate limits. The grounds OF the
park have been fitted up with tents and mum
oerless conveniences for visitors The ex-
ercises to-day were opened with prayer by
Rev. Jacob Dietler, of Kentucky. The ad
dress of welcome was delivered By Col
Chas. L. Mitchell, of Dallas, President Of
the Association of Ex-Confederates Of Mis-
souri,, and was responded to by Gov. Ire
land of Texas Addresses were also made
BY Col. Thomas Beal, Of Fort Worth Of
Gen. Grcggs Regiment, and by Hon. J.
W. Throckmorton OF Texas, for the old
settlers and Mexican veterans Tonight
there will be speaking, dancing and music
at the stands and social reunions a. the var.
ious headquarters on the ground.
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The Democratic Outlook
BEN BUTLER.
He Comes to the Front at Last and Writes
Card.

He Comes to the Front at Last and Writes
aCard.
BosroN, August 6.-The following letter
is selfexplanatory:
BosToN, August 6, 1884.
Hon. Charles A. Dana, editor n Y. Sun,
New York City.
DEAR SIR-As means Of reaching more
querists than can do in any other way,
write you this note for such use
as you choose to make of it. l do intend
to stand by the nominations for Greenbac
and laboring men and anti-monOpUlists and
l hope every body will vote for me who
thinks that it is the best thing to do. | Will
give the reasons for the action which are
controlling me to the public as soon as |
can have the benefit of Mr.. Cleveland's S
letter of acceptance, that where | disagree
with him | NAV do him no injustice.
Very truly, your friend and servant,
BENZ. F. BUTLER.
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NOT SUSTAINED.
Oficial Report OF the Final Action of the
University Board Relating to the Charges
Against Prof. Latham.

Official Report Of the ftnai AcuOn OF tue
University Board Relating to the Charges
Against Prof. Latham.
MORGAyTOwx, W. Va, August g.
The Regents having considered all the
evidence adduced upon the hearing Of the
charges against Prof W. Latham, Jr., find
that the charges are not sustained. But
they also find that whilst Prof. Latham is
thoroughly qualified for the duties Of his
chair, and that he is diligent in the dis
charge Of the same, he Is occasionally rig
orous in his disciplinary methods, some
times irascible and imprudent in his admin
istration thereof
That he is temperate in the use Of sp;ritu-
Gus liquors, but that bis use thereof. as dis
closed BY the testimony, has caused scandal
or been tie occasion for it, especially in
the estimation Of strictly temperate persons,
or those unfriendly to him or to the Uni.
versity, or those uninformed, and perhaps,
others.
In consequence whereof the Board deem IL
proper 70 admonish Prof Latham TO avoid
The very appearance Of offence in the future
in the matters which have been the subject
of inquiry to the end that nnfriendly per-
sons may not again have even pretext to
carp at or subject him and the University
70 criticism whether well or i'll founded. 4
Aye-Stifel Morrow, Bennett Thompson,
Gallagher, Fsrnsworth, Moreland, Laess--
total, 3. "a
Nay-Linn, johnson, Roinson-totsl, 3
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BLAINE At PORTLAND.
4 Brilliant Reception From the Business
Men of That City.

4 Brilliant Reception From the Business
Men of That City.
PORTLAND, Me-, August 6.-The recep-
ton to Blaine BY the business men of this
city at the City hall tonight was brilliant
one. The hall was packed, the seats being
removed and the audience standing while
the galleries were filled with ladies' Blaine
held reception in the Mayors Office. At
eight o'clock he was conducted to
the platform leaning upon the arm Of
Congressman Reed, being received
with great cheering. Reed in a happy
speech presented the business men Of Port
land to Blaine, saying jocularly if he at
tempted to present them Individually it
would soon be apparent that Blaine was
better acquainted with them than he.
George Woodman, as spokesman for the
merchants read an address to Blaine signed
BY over 500 business men and firms in this
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
a Connecticut Man Fires on n Gun to
Please His Wife and Accidentally Kills
His Friend Who Was Unseen in a Barn.

4 Connecticut Man Fires on Gun to
Please His Wife and Accidentally Kills
His Friend Who Was Unseen in "a Barn.
GREENWICH, August 6.-Charles Hyer,
living on the Connecticut side of King
street, shot and killed Sands Woolsey this
afternoon. Hyer had been out hunting
woedchucks and came home with his gun
loaded. His wife disriked having it in the
house in that condition and asked him to
discharge it. He pointed it at the barn and
fired. The gun was loaded with FIVE bull
lets. Curiosity led him to examine the
barn to see what effect the balls had had.
When he went inside the barn he found
Woolsey living on the floor. Hyer at first
thought he was asleep, but on close exam
iuation discovered that he was shot in the
head and side. Aid was summoned, but
Woolsey died in a short time. Hyer and
Woolsey were good friends, and lived in the
same house. Hyer did not know that Wool
sey was in the barn, but thought he was of
in the lots The coroner rendered a YER
dict of accidental shooting. This is the
seventh case Of shooting in this neighbor-
hood in the last few months, four Of which
have been fatal, and in all but one it was
accidental the result or careleSSneSS.
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KILLED BY HIS FRIEND.
Tho Danger Of Picking Applss Ia The
Dark.
BARRELS Of. GOLD AND slyla.
Belle Boyd, the Famous consefate Spy, and
Her Husband Fall Out and
Fight.

EAU CLAIRE, WIS, August s.-Last night
about 10 clock wallard B. Sherman, SON
Of Sidney S. Sherman, of the Sherman
Lumber Compenys mill, was shot and fs-
tally injured by shotgun discharged BY
an old school mate named Irvine Jackson.
Serman with couple Of companions took
ride in the country, and on their return
home stopped at the farm Of Jackson to get
some apples The testimony shows that
they. entered the orchard, and while in
the act Of picking the fruit were
told to halt by Jackson's son. Not COM
plying young jackson DISCHARGED his gun,
which was loaded with buekshuA The con-
tents entering the back ,f Sherman, result
ing in death Q short time afterward. Both
were schoolmates few years ago, and Of
nearly the same age. Jackson is nov
lodged in Jail. Atthe Coroners inquest tho
Jury placed the blame on Jackson. An
examination Of the case will be held in JUS
tee Dunn's court on Friday. The Hon. l..
N. Villas has been engaged for the defence.
Both parties are respectfully connected, and
a sad gloom preveils among their numerous
friends.
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BARRELS OF GOLD.

A Seaside Resort Story That Consigns the
Sea serpent to Outer and Endless Dark
ness-Hotel Rates Furnished on Appli.
cation.
BAR HAsuoR, August 6.-Mr. William
II. Chadwick, cashier OF the Pacific Bank
here, has lately been making large pur.
chases Of land in different parts Of the
island and Of cottage in the town. The
bank directors, hearing Of this, called
a meeting and questioned him in regard to
his purchases. He asked them, by way Of
reply, ;f his accounts were not quite
correct. They were compelled to
acknowledge that they had found
them so after the closest scrutiny.
He then said that he thought his purchases
did not concern them. Since this Il has
leaked out that Mr.. Chadwick discovered
some time since. in the cellar Of his house,
FIVE barrels Of gold and silver. In fixing
the foot Of his stairs be had OCCASION TO re
move fat stone there and discovered the
first barrel, and on digging deeper found
four more. In proof Of the find some ot
his lady friends show odd coins which no
has given them. Mr.. Chedwick is quite
impervious to all questions in regard to the
matter
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II makes every humanitarian sad to see
invaIids seek such relief as is given them
BY the use Of bitters. kidney medicines and
other nostrums The FIRST few doses may
make them feel better on account Of the
stupefying ingredients, combined with some
strong cathartic and diuretic that are used
IN lis composition, but they eventually grow
worse. The only cure for weakness. nerr-
ousness, debility, aches, pains, rheumatism,
sores, urinary ard digestive troables, is TO
make The blood rieh, red and plre, By using
DR.. Gursott's yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
remedy widely endorsed BY physicians
~ho have eKsniu?i is:o It's eOmpositia1
and eject.
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TO BE PROMOTED.
Greedy to be Made a Captain for His Brav-
cry and Heroism.

Greedy to be Made Captain for His Brav-
cry and Heroism.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 6.-1t is un-
derstood that Secretary Lincoln has decided
upon the promotion of the survivors Of the
Greedy party. Steward Biederbeck and
Private Carroll will be made Sergeants and
Sergeants Brainard, Frederick and Long,
Second Lieateuants. Lieutenant Greedy
it is understood has refused to accept
promotion to a Captaincy except through
the ordinary course. This action on his
part is highly appreciated by those officers
whose promotion would have been deferred
for two or three years had he accepted the
Office. He will be ordered to Washington
about the first of November, and be occu-
pied year or so with hisreport.
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KEIFER'S GHOST
Walking Serenely at Springfield,
Ohio.
THE AMALeAMATED ASSOCIATION.
Arrangements Completed for the Promotion
Of the Greedy SuYiVOrs---Greely
Performs a Generous Act.

SPRINGFIELD, o., August 6.-Ats:so this
evening the 53Oth ballot Of the Eighth Con-
gressional District was cast, each county
standing solid for its candidate, just as on
the first ballot. The only change of i'm
portauce which took place was the adoption
Of resolution affirming the principle Of
fered yesterday by the chairman of .he
Committee on Resolutions, and at that time
voted down to the effect that each delegate
was at liberty to do as he pleased. This
was to-day adopted unanimously. A break
and nomination are looked for to-niorsz
row
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FROM ALBANY.

Ausv.d Uneasiness over Bsckslider
H.s.ber-National Convention of French
Cauadians-A stormy Session.
ALBANY. y. Y, August 6.-Geu. +.
siegle was the only visitor Of prominence
Cleveland received to-day. 1t is said the
meeting between Cleveland and Tilden yes
,erday was asked by the latter The seces-
SON of Henry Ward Beecher from CieSe-
IarS's cause on account Of the Brfialo scan.
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FRENCH ACTIVITY.
Trouble in Madagascar that May Lead to


Trouble in Madagascar that May Lead to
Wars Alarms.
LoNDoS, August Ga Times dispatch
from Madagascar of date of July 25 reports
that the French are displaying the greatest
activity. Gen. WilloughbY is at Tarafatte
With ten thousand Hovas, who are mainly
relying on the Notifications and torpedo
pits. Measures have been taken to retire if
necessary to Ambosi, fifty miles inland.
One-half of the French troops that reached
Madagascar from TOnquin were sent to Ma
iungs ard viii form q second army to
march from Msjanga to the Capital The
native Premier is peAceably disposed bat
fears to lose his head. The French are
suffering much from dysentery and fever.
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b.vocEATlC voters in this city who are
; o7ser, in the mills are receiving copies of
T. New York Tribune, free. In the days Of
lionA,E GREELEY this paper advice might
av~ had some effect upon them ont not
a3er tie management Of that bloated aris-
ocra' a1l English dude, WHITELAw REID.
he Ig.1aae. a rat or nOn-unioa office,
lTo;e,ses TO De the friend of the American
EoralnEman bat still refuses to listen to
r proposition from the Typographical
a.on. Mr. BLAINE's friendly sdvices to
Er WmTErAw REID to make up with the
fa.on until after election has had no effect.
T. RElp has started out to anuihilate the
J. or unions, and he viii not be deferred in
dreadful purpose.
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NIKycrs, dyspepsic individuals, whose
distress Of mind and body make Lite miser-
able, If your suferihgs have been prolonged
and increased By the use Of bittsrs and pre-
tended cures ofkidney and liver diseases.
throw all snch nostrums aside and find
health, strength and vigor in tina, simple
remedy knosn ss DR. Gsyso.ts yellow
Dock and Sanapsnlls. il purifes the
blood, strengthens the urinary and diges
tive organs, and infsses neg life into al
tarts Of the body. No other remedy equals
il. Have Your druggist gst it Tor yoa.
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THg New York Sun has ceased to shine
Eg aI II declines to shine for CLgvE-
l-,yo at any price. I'VE hold says the
s. tLat GROVER CLEVELAND is not fitted
J y~ President, and that he has done moth
f. 20 merit such promotion.
The Sun has been long time getting it
/ .p 10 this point, but it is there at last.
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Hon E. BoYD faulkner has calamity
iAAru the stump in behalf Of the Demo
/ |-a;ic reket. He predicts its triumphant
lection. VI FAULKNER, with characters
G party devotion, will do valuable work
D., the Democracy during the coming i'm
\ r..aI- c.mpaign.
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Az Enquirer Washington special says
lia. the Radical game Of brag and bluster
.Oncerniug West Virginia is q scheme to
''iver: the attention of the National Demo
i,a.c managers from Ohio. which IS doubt
b, 20 this State. which is certain for the
Esr,,,r-aov
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Ms J. 5. Cox viii take charge of the
vs.: Liberty Normal School as its Princi-
q, q; its opening in September. Mr.. Cox
native OF Ohio county and he naturally
seIs a great pride in the success Of the i'm
o-.aa, Institution over which he is to pre-
N. In the future.
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INDIANA.

The ProhibitiOnists Organizing for an Ag-
gressive Campaign-They Will Poll an
Unexpectedly Heavy Vote.
LAFAYErTE, IND, August G. Exclusive
The Prohibition canvass begins to take
shape. Tho State Committee are organiz-
ing the State rapidly and documents are
being freely distributed. An attempt will
be made to effect local organization in
each school district in the State after the
plan of the Ohio Prohibition campaign
last year. The State ticket will be pushed
but it is believed that the National ticket
will receive the largest vote, and Prohibi-
tionists are bitterly opposed to the election
of Major Calkins, the Republican candidate
for Governor, because of his we'll known op-
position to all temperance legislation. 1t
is estimated that the temperance vote will
this year reach fully 5000. Of this num-
Der fully fve-sevenths are ..Republicans,
who will desert that party on account of its
double dealing and chicauery on the whisky
question.
The Democratic Outlook
is bright indeed. Col Gray is pushing his
canvass and is deservedly popular. All
along the line there is an advance move
meut. Hendricks is proving tower Of
strength ..and Indiana will surely cast her
vote for Cleveland, Hendricks and Reform.
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Will Re Protected.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The Acting
Secretary of the Navy has cabled Rear Ad-
miral Davis, in command Of the Asiatic
squadron, to be guided BY the same instruc-
tions for the protection Of American citizens
in China Us were given at the outbreak of
the Franco Chinese hostifGes.
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Hg Prohibitiopists of West Virginia are
Q ch muddled as to what their action
ihg-,I be during the coming campaign.
According 10 our Charleston special it is
.1.:e probable that another straightout
-cle, viu be placed in the field by these
.adsa,er APOSTLES.
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The accession to the ST. JOIN ranks in
be HOosier State is becoming so large that
be Republican party is frightened and
Postmaster GRESHAM says the State viii
..relv go Democratic. Mr.. HESDRIcEs
rsv now 90 a fishing.
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\ CFAND Republican campaign rally
Can bridge to-day will start the Buckeye
oGtical ball a rolling Register Bruce of
,e United States Treasury will crate upon
,e workings Of the new civil service
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IL your lungs are weak, if cold causes
yor quick distress. you will breathe easier,
yon viii cough less, yoG viii strengthen the
pulmonary organs, you will feel better every
way if You will occasionally use Dr.. Wista- $
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Ash yolr d-I5
gis; far It.