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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-16
MARSHALL COUNTY.

Cameron District Elect. Delegate. TO the
State Convention.
CAMERON, July I5.-[ Exclusive. lin
pursuance to q call Of the executive COM
mittee Of Marshall county the Democrats OF
Cameron district met at Lnudenville school
house to select delegates tothe State, Sem
atorial and Congressional Convention. JOS.
Loudenslager, Sr., was elected chairman
and N. C. Todd. secretary. The follow-
ing delegates were appointed to the STATE
Convention:
NC. Todd, Jos. Loudenslager, sr., ana
J. L. Morgan. Alternates-A J. Boohen.
John G. Crawford and Martin Coglsy.
To the Congressional Couyention-A- J.
HsShen. jas c. Crawford and William A.
Stewart hlteTnstes-Wm- Parker, Ber
nard Shelby and Isaac Cox.
To the Senatorial Conyentioa: John O.
Crawford John Corcoraa sod Emanue
Petit
AIternates Edward Anderson. z. W
Stewart and Adam LoadehslAger.
A committee Of three ass appointed z
confer Eitb the County Executive Commit
tee as 70 Che prOprie,y Of hoidiag county
convention, srd TO select 8 new Countl
Executive Committee. The folla~ing gen
i!rneu vere appointed. ]. ". DanievJ
JsnezC. CrsFf9rt saf j. X. hosgsn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-16
BKLLAIRE.

A Small Strike Among the Steel Workers
News and Personal Note.
The steel workers at the new steel plant
have been out on strike for the last two
DAYS. There Is some trouble about wages.
A man named Lashen was discharged be-
cause he refused to work rs sheersman TOR
81. .95 when the price paid other works IS
S3.l5. The strikers will stay out until
their demands are accepted. The managers
OF the mill will no doubt settle matters sat
isfsctoriIy. X. b. Wallace, a c. Il 7.
brakeman. is suffering from painful wounds
received while coupling cars at Bridgeport
early Yesterday morning. Thomas Shelly,
John Flynn and John r. Gov got home yes
terdsy from Chicago. Miss Lima Thomas
is in the city. The contract for building
the new school house in sub-district No. 2,
has been let 10 three parties. W. J. A.
McClain received the contract for the stone
work. their bid being $500; Crozier Bro 8
the tsick work at Siss; and John II. Wood
the carpenter work at ssso. The contract
for seats was given 70 IAoghlin 4
Scat. Of sydney. o.. for S83zo.
Father Cuil has taken IP
"a the seashore. John Pracbt and child
Of Loais Longreye were buried Yesterday.
John ToSin has gone TO Pittsburg, August
sLirk celebrated his 3sth birthday On Mon
day night Mn. A Z. Ncclare s visiting
a, New Castle. Pa Miss Ross Alexander
has returned home 10 Philadelphia, after .
yisi, With friends in the city. Nothing dooe
a, Mayors Office yesterday. IL ID Woa,
editor Of the woodsseld Spirit was in lhe
civ Yesterday. Miss Alice Coulter is visit
ing ut Bgn's mills Mrs. 5. c.
THOMPSON is visiting in Sc Clair,-
vile The auction Of watches and je.elry
has elosed. The Misses Mary Kelly and
RlIs Ramp are at Key, o. The Big Ten
boat club. encamped near Narietta Island
Win be enliyened BY Ia Roche's orchessrs
The Piuned knight club has elected IN
following oticerx W. c. Gafton, chair
man: s. C. Gsrrsrd. Secretary: William
Dsueherty. Treasurer Other oacers elec.
ed were a. follows: Commander. W. {
Grafton; First Lieu,ensnt Alex. IitisAon
Seeond Lieutenant John J. Shnttlsesorii
| Orderly Sergeant. John s Ether. Mn 4
o. NIL. Mr. S. Lack IS ia Assvs.a.
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BANK FAILURE
An Old and Supposedly Solid indianapolis
Bank Fails.

An Old and Supposedly Solid indianapolis
Bank Fails.
INDIANAPOLIS. July l5. - Fletcher (
Sharp's bank suspended this morning. In
ability to realize on securities is the cause
given.
The failure causes surprise here, as the
firm has enjoyed the coincidence OF business
men generally. Their transactions were al
ways conservative Mr.. Fletcher is an old
and respected citizen and member ofthe
Methodist church. Nothing can be had
definitely as to the condition OF the firm,
but the liabilities are said to be about a
million dollars.
The bank was the second largest private
hank in the city. 1t was complete sur
prise, as everybody possessed the fullest con-
tidence in the managers, who are among toe
weal;hiest and most conservative business
men in the city. The have never speculated
as far as known.
The following notice was posted on the
door:
TO depositors:-Owing to an inability to
realize on our own securities, we regret to
saw we are compelled to suspend payment
Fletcher L Sharpe say that the property
when converted will be ample to pay all de-
poSitorS. Wm. Wallace was appointed as
ssiguee. The firm is composed of Ingram
Fletcher. Thomas II. Sharpe and Albert L
Fletcher. The suspension caused good
deal Of eNritrmcnt Runs were made
on other banks none Of which are especially
serious except that on Rtzingers Bank. an
institution which has large number OF
small depoSiIors. The suspension OF
Fletcher & Sharpe was an absolute surprise,
even to bankers and is generally supposed
10 be the result of large advances to grain
and pork dealers and inability to realize on
security.
The bank owns two hundred thousand
dollars of stock in the Indianapolis Ma
tioual Bank and is also largely interested IN
the new National bank at Helena, Montana,
both of which are prosperous institutions
Being a private bank they make no sworn
statement of their present condition, but
deposits are not less than 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-16
PARKERSBURG.
The Good News of the New Oil City,

The Good News of the New Oil City.
PARKERsBUEG. July Is Exclusive. j
Mr.. Nick RieSter. superintendent of the
Belmont mills, and one of Wheeling S most
popular gentlemen, accompanied By his
wife and child spent Sunday in Parkers-
burg the guests of Capt G. ". Carney.
Mr.. W. A, BOsley and wife, of Wheeling, in
Belpre and Yarkersburg. Capt. J. II;
Riley, one of the solid Republicans Of
Richie county, was here on Monday. Cir
cult Court has brought many strang-
,ers to the city and several OF
our citizens have business that calls
them over in Ohio for few days. The
Ohio River Railroad Company are certainly
fortunate in securing the services OF such
efficient and courteous gentlemen as now
represent the various departments OF the
management Of the road. All are practical
railroad men of several years experience,
the agent here, Mr.. Yates, having had sew
enteen years experience in the freight de-
partment of the B. & o., is well fitted for
the position, and is undoubtedly the right
man in the right place II is rumored that
Piersol. Of the Standard and Freer, of the
Greenbacker, have buried the hatchet and
smoked the pipe of peace in the intereS; OF
harmony and fusion. The Ohio River rail-
road is carving freight at steamboat rates,
a saving to shippers of wharfboat charges
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Speech.


Upon his arrival at his home in COlum-
bus, Ohio, Senator Thurman was met at
the depot BY several thousand persons with
brass band and liberal display Of ban
dannas There was at the same time a
grand display of fireworks al over the city.
Carriages, decorated with flags, were in
waiting for himselfand party Behind these
the people fell in line with what torches
could be gathered most of whom bore red
handkerchiefS The line Of march was the
scene Of continuous roar, enthusiastic
demonstrations and brilliant displays Of
fireworks Upon the arrival of the process
sion at ex-senator Thurmsn's residence he
rose in his carriage and spoke the following
grand words
NV friends and neighbors: Ishould not
be human being and would have no hesrt
in nv bosom if were not deeply touched
by this expression Of your kindness and
regard. knew that you were my friends,
that YOU would greet me and take me 6y
the hand on nv return, but that you should
show such marked demonstrations is be
yond all expectations For one who IS and
who never expects to be anything but pm
yate citizen, il is indeed more than could
have been anticipated Therefore ] express
to you most sincerely my gratitude. Tbs
repays me for any disappointment you may
think | feel; but lei me tell YOU, sincerely, ]
am not disappointed or sOreheaded man,
| have met With reyerses in the pask ba.
always tried TO keep level head | an
happier in the midst Of this rejoicing Of ny
friends than If I had received the nomins
Jon tor the Presidency
"The Coayeation was the grardesl eysl
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STIMULATING DEATH.
la Order to Rob Church In Mexico of It's
Naluables.

la Order to Rob Church In Mexico of Its
YaIuables.
CRY OF MESICO, July IA most re-
markable attempt at robbery was made the
other night at the Soleda de Santa Cruz
church. 1t is not unusual in this climate
to bury people at very early hours in the
morning so the priest did not think it
strange when certain funeral was
at 1 a m, and permission asked
to place the corpse in the church the
night before. The heavy coffin was taken
in and placed before the altar, and the place
locked up During the nights the dogs of
the Sacristan made great noise, and on
that individual going into the church he
saw man jumping OF an altar, on which
stood one OF the images. He called assist.
auce. bu; no trace could Ne found of the
intruder. At last they looked in the coffin,
aud there found living thief in place of a
corpse. and in his possession the most val
liable Jewels OF the church.
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MINING TROUBLES.
The Disturbances in the Hooking Valley
Coal Fields-Foreign Labor.

Coal Fields Foreign Labor.
NEISONvILLE, o., July l5.-As predicted
in recent dispatches, important develop
ments are expected in the Hooking Valley
miners strike against reduction of pay.
Yesterday a crisis was reached. Operators
have been threatening for weeks to import
Italians to take the place of experienced
miners At ! o'clock yesterday morning
rhirty-three Pinkerton guards and forty Ital-
ians came in on a special train. They
went to Brook mine A tent was pitched
and sentinels posted and operations began.
Military discipline is rigidly observed.
10 person is allowed to 60 inside the picket
line, without a pass. At Snake Hollow the
excitement is at fever heat
The operators expect to have all the
imported miners at work this morning.
The strikers yesterday telegraphed to
Governor HOadly, asking him to
order out the State troops to
protect citizens from the Chicago sharp
shooters, or to issue an order compelling
them to lay down their arms. The Govern
or replied he could not order out troops
until there had been some demonstration
which warranted such course A mass
meeting of miners was held, at which they
agreed to 90 to work in Road and Hay
dens mines at 20 cents, If the uhiOn allow
ed them to do so. The operators state that
thev will have 5000 more foreigners to go
into the mines in few days.
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STAND UP.

Questions for Mr.. Laiiy Concerning Dele
gate Sinclair.
TO ths Editor efhe R1yisa.
As Mr.. Josiah Sinclaire of = this place is a
candidate for the House of Delegates, and
as he finds il necessary to have Mr.. Lally, Of
your city to explain his vote upon the
miners bill while member Of the House,
through the columns of the Inteltigencer.
we would also like for Mr.. Lally to tell US
through the columns Of the lutelEgencer,
his chooses organ, how Mr.. Sinclair voted
upon the bill aboishing convict labor in
the State prisons, as this matter is one Of
vital importance to the lsboring interests OF
this county we desire before casting our
votes, to know exactly how the gentleman
stands upon the question. BY publishing
this you will confer favor upon work
ingman and REPUBLICAN,.
BENwooD, v. Va, July Is.
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SPURlOCK TO HANG.
Judge Guthrie Sentences One of the Hill
Gang to Death.

Judge Guthrie Sentences One of the Hill
Gang to Death.
CHARGESTON, ". VA, July l5.-At ten
o'clock last mig mt Judge Frank Guthrie, of
the Kanwwha Circuit. held special session
Of court aud sentenced Charles SpurlOck, a
member of the Hill boys (Jesse James)
gang, who murdered Alvin Woods
and shot his father, Jack
Woods. near st. Absns, this
county. during tle latter part Of April
Spurloek is TO hsD= 90 October II next, be-
tween the hours Of 10 a. M. and , p m. His
only request when sentence was pronounced
was to be baptized Notwithstanding he
confessed to murder in the first degree when
brought out for trial, he said last that he
did so in fear of the mob. but he denied
ever having killed any one.
Vim. Coleman. alias John Coleman, col
ored, who shot and killed Fenton Hill col
ored, at Saturday night dance on the
South Side last October, was sentenced hy
the same Judge to be hanged the same day
as Spurlock Ii has been many wears since
there was legal hanging here Coleman's
case will be taken 20 the Supreme Court
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CAMPAIGN PLANS.
Endeayoring to Get Blaine to Take the
Stump.


Stump.
WAsHINGTuN. July lj.-Plans for the
campaign are now being rapidly matured
by the leaders and commieteeS of both par
ties. The most important move OF the Re
publican committee at this time is to induce
Blaine to take the stump in person.
great pressure will be brought to bear upon
him 10 do as Douglas did did in 1860 and
make this a speaking campaign on the part
of the candidates. The plan is. if Blaine
can be induced to accede. TO have him
speak in Boston and Springfield, Massachu-
setts; in Hartford, New Haven, Provi-
dence, New York, Albany, Buffalo and other
cities, if possible New York; Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Pittsburgh Wheeling, Richmond,
Raleigh Memphis. Nashville, Louisville.
indianapolis Cincinnati, Columbus; Cleve-
land Evansville, Springfield, Chicago, ST
Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Detroit, Mil
waukee, st. Paul and San Francisco, thus
taking in all doubtful States and many that
are not doubtful. 1t is thought the people
will travel long distances to hear out of
curiosity. and that to see and hear him will
have great effect At any rate, Logan
will take the stump and will be chaperonei
and feted everywhere by the Grand Army,
Blaine and Logan Meeting.
Blaine and Logan are about to have
meeting in New York, possibly, and then
their letters of acceptance, which have been
withheld to await the appearance of the
Democratic platform, will at once be given
to the public. One thing that bOthers the
Republican Committee no little is the dis
tance from each other and from political
centres of Blaine and Logan. the one being
in Maine and the other TO be in Chicago in
a few days, while Cleveland and Hendricks
are within easy reach Of each other and
the National Committee and on the most
important debatablc ground. An effort
will be made to induce Blaine 10 locate him
self farther West for time.
Tremendous Campaigns.
The Democrats have done little as yet,
but it is known that they intend to ma ke
tremendous campaign in the doubtful
States. both with view TO elect the Presi-
Dental ticket and also to maintain their
hold on the House of Representatives and
to capture sufficient number Of Legisla-
lures in States which hold Senatorials cleo
tions to convert the Senate into a Demo
cratic BODY. Then they will not only con
troll all legislation and appointments, but
will recognize the Supreme Court.
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LING. Wv

held on earth. and the nominations were
made BY such large majorities and amid
such enthusiasm as to inspire confidence.
Let us go to work and redeem this country
from the ironrule under whichit has fallen.
The people a1e tired of the present power
and with patriotic motives and earnest
work We viii live to see this country in the
hands Of that party of reform, which was
once small, but which is now the party of
the people from one end Of the land to the
other"
The speaker eulogized highly those who
had been his opponents and spoke of the
nominees in strong terms.
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GOVERNOR CLEVELAND.
Daniei Dougherty, the Celebrated Irish
Orator, Captivated.

Daniei Dougherty, the Celebrated rish
q Orator, Captivated.
ALBANY, N. Y, July l5.-Goyernor Cleve-
land was in his usual genial mood this
morning. The Executive Chamber was
thronged with visitors. A delegation OF
ladies who believe in woman suffrage were
among the earliest callers They had no
official business but called to pay their re-
spects. Jas H. Earle, of South Carolina,
member of the Notification Committee, had
a few minutes chat with the Governor dur
ing Iull in the reception proceedings. MIR.
Earle thinks Cleveland is strong candi-
date and will call our the Solid South to his
support. Mr.. Daniel Dougherty, the Irish
orator Of Philadelphis, who nominated
Hancock in 1880, called to pay his respects.
He talked with the Governor for half an
hour. To reporter he saidt Il
am perfectly delighted Mr., Cleve-
land. This is the first time
we have met. He is unostenta-
tons in manner, and shows great deal OF
sound political, statesmanhke Judgment in
conversation. Mr.. Cleveland is an excellent
candidate. He fills my idea of Presiden-
tial candidate to the letter. | did think
Hancock might have show and was pre-.
uared to see his name presented if there had
been any break. Of course he was my
preference, but tell you, sir, ! am delighted
with Mr.. Cleveland / say that not with
anv hone of fayors. | have never asked
political favors from any one"
In answer to queries as to the position of
Tammany, Mr.. Dougherty said: q have a
great respect and admiration for John
Kelly. 1t is foolish to think that Kelly
will bolt the ticket. Kelly is an honorable
man. He will support the ticket, as will
every other honest Democrat. can tell
YOU nothing of the sentiment in Pennsyl
vania, as am just returning from Chicago.
Of course there are little sores TO heal, but
the Democracy of the State will be solid for
Cleveland and Hendricks
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The meeting endorsed the National ticket
by three rousing cheers, after which the
meeting proceeded to Cameron, headed by
the Seatonville cornet ban !, for the purpose
Of ratifying the nominati u Of Cleveland
and Hendricks This was tie largest and
most enthusiastic meeting Of the kind that
was ever held in Cameron.
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BUCKEYE DEMOCRATS.
Meeting of the State Committee-It De-
I cides to Carry the State in Both October

OtcttluB OI Use STATE COmmlttee-H De-
! cides to Carry the State in Both October
and NoyemSer. - E.
CoLUNBUs, o., July l5.-Tbe Democratic
State Executive Committee met this after
noon with all except four members present.
either in person or BY proxy. The time of
the session was spent in the discussion Of
the plans for the operation of the campaign,
and it was desided to begin work at once
and carry the State if possible both in 0cto-
Der and November Among the matters
considered was that Of raising funds. 1t
was resolved to locate the headquarters
within the nsxtten days. Propositions will
be received forthe location ofthe offices ofthe
committee, apd proposals will be forwarded
to Daniel Me- f1pville, Columbus. The COM
mittee then adjourned to July "a, when pro-
posals will be opened and headquarters To-
Gated. 1t is thought Cincinnati will put in
the best bid, though the officers of the COM
mittee prefer Columbus. 1t is now thought
there will be no meeting of the State Central
Committee here tomorrow, the time to
which the committee adjourned during the
State Convention. Those favorable to the
meeting think enough members cannot be
gotten together to organize. Those who at
tended the Cincinnati meeting Of the com-
mittee, or who gave out their proxies for
the occasion. do not feel like going back on
their action now.
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COMMITTEES NIEETING.

The Democratic Executive Committee
forthe First West Virginia Congressional
uisErict will meet at the room of the Chair
man, at the Mcclure House, in the city of
Wheeliug, on the 23d day Of July, 1884.
W. Z. LIVELY,
Chairman
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A KENTUCKY MOS.
threatening to Lynch a Judge and q
sheriff,

LOUISVILLE July l5.-An, 0wensboro,
Ky, special saws: The negroes Of this city
are terribly incenSed over the hanging OF
MAY BY mob yesterday morning. Threats
OF lynching were made late Yesterday even
ing against the county judge. J. 5. Aehison,
wbO withdrew the guard from the jail last
Also against Kelly and daughter. Early
last night the streets were deserted BY
the negroes but an indignation meeting
vas held by them on Snow Hill, a
negro locality In the East End and in Sis
terfeld west of the city as late as u clock.
Nelly and twenty-five or thirty friends stood
guard at his home His family had been
sent away, Judge Achison tried to, tele-
graph Gou. Knott to order oat the rifles. but
the operator failed to get the dispatch
throug gh. An al night force OF police
pstrolled the city carrying guns. JailOr
Lucas funeraltook place from his residence
this morning at ten O'Clock. Ham street in
front Of the Jail is packed with people.
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RasA Rall.

Observation-Disclosures ., Cincinna:i5.
BOs.on-ProyidenceS :, Boston T.
Cleveland Buffalo >, Cleveland l.
Ncw YoSk-Philaielphia 3. New York l.
Toledo-Athletics 10, ToledoT.
Columbus-wsshington 2. Columbus 4.
Detroit-ChicagO 0. Detroit Is
ST Brooklyn 0. ST. Loais 6.
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.Or more Than one day,

ID Ry@,TEE, Of Friday las. in giving
|, so;e OF the Wes, Virginia delegation, at
ieago, cre,liied Senator McDONALD, Of
1sana. with one vote on the first ballot.
Is was mistake as MCDONALD did not
'efre any votes from this State on any Of
) ballots. CLEVELAND received the
res. vote from West Virginia of all the
naidates on the FIRST ballot and among
. yo,es cast for him was that of Major
<. GCDoNNELL, one Of the First district
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THE EPmEMIc's CURSE.
Tho Cholera Certain to swssp d
Europe.
NECESSITY FOR PaEcaunoH ntRf
The Birthplace Of cholera--How the Terrible
Disease is Distributed by Re-
ligious Pilgrims.

PARIS, July 1.-The report that cholera
has made its appearance at Lyons Is de-
MED. The Senate passed the credit voted
BY the Chamber for the relief Of cholen
sufierers'snd for the suppression Of the con-
tagion.