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The daily enterprise., 1884-09-17
How it was Done.

LIVINGSTON, Sept. 16.-It may interest
readers of the ENTERPRISE to know just
how the defeat Of j. A. Savage was ac-
complished in the county democratic con-
vention when victory seemed conceded
on all sides and when no opposition APP
peared at all probable. It was in this
wise: A certain faction in Bozeman con-
ceived rabld objection to Savage, not
personally, but because he was repre-
sentative of Livingston. They we'll knew
that he was a candidate for nomination to
the territorial council and they resolved to
defeat him. They fixed up the combina-
ton to accomplish their work hastily,
though the resolve was doubtless long ex-
istent. The man they selected as their
standard bearer was Frank K Armstrong.
He says that on 10 o'clock on Monday
morning two hours before the meeting of
the convention he consented to become
their candidate for the council. He saws
(believe it if you like) that at that time
he did not know that Judge Savage was a
candidate for the position but was inform
ed that the Office was begging for taker.
However, this may be, he knew of Savage's
candidacy in very few minutes after
wards and it is certain that from Savage's
friends he carefully withheld all mention
of his own candidacy right up to the time
his name was formally proposed on the
floor of the convention. Meanwhile
during the short time left them the anti
Livingston combination was at work Wig
orously and effectively. Their simple
plan was to inform delegates that Savage
was candidate for the lower house of
the Legislature, not for councilman, and
that the latter office was going begging.
All this was done sub rosa, and with such
delegates as were not we'll posted and
who were, after hearing the story, readily
induced to support Armstrong. One of
the most active in working this scheme
was James George, who is more knave
than fool; he was overheard to impress it
upon the mind of delegate from the I
country that Savage was too good a man
for such a sinking little Office as council
man; they must send him to the .legisla-
ture." Many of the delegates who voted
for Armstrong were really made to pledge
themselves to him by the story that he
was the only man who could be found
to take the office. But the leaders in the
combination who defeated Savage knew
full we'll of his candidacy for the council,
and when they say they did not they only
continue the falsity and treachery that
characterized their tactics throughout.
H.
The daily enterprise., 1884-09-17

Santa Cruz looked to us like de-
serted village. It lies on the shore, at
the foot of huge volcanic hills. I under
stand that the peak of TeneriHe is q
burning volcano. There are very MANY
yellow-painted houses in Santa Cruz.
Indeed, the town looks as if it has the
yellow fever, or the jaundice at least.
And when one turned his eyes upward
and looked at the pillow flag at
the masthead, it filed the mind
with dismal thoughts Of African
fever, disease and death, and tho
soul for brief moment grew sad
very sad. Back Of the city were tho
rising hills that frowned down upon us.
standing in the midst Of the sea like
grim, gloomy sentinels Of death. We
see no signs Of life-no one on the
beach, no one in the streets, no trees on
the mountain sides or tops, no BIRDS,
no beasts. How the people manage 10
live j question. They certainly musk
be imbued with tho sentiment: Man
waDts but little here below, nor wants
that little long. After putting pass
engsrs and cargo into the 1Axaretto, and
taking on ruin for tie coast we steamed
The daily enterprise., 1884-09-17
Frightful Floed.

Information has reached Canton, China,
of a frightful inundation in Kigang 81
province. News from Kiang TAX, the
chief centre of the pottery manufactures
and one of the four great markets of the
Empire, says the floods lasted four days and
that the entire country was submerged to
the depth of sixty feet. Whole towns were
swept away. 1t is believed that fully
10000 persons perished, and it is feared
that pestilence will follow.
The daily enterprise., 1884-09-17
A Killing.

Journal: An old feud has resulted
in the killing of Jim Reed by Jim
Carpenter at Carpenters ranch on the
Maginhis road, about twelve miles
from junction City on Friday last.
The parties have been in hot water
for. a long time and the result has not
been unexpected to those who knew
the parties. rs Reed was known to be
of / quarrelsome disposition and Car-
penter has expected the fight. There
was no witness of the encounter ex-
.cept Z squaw, % thst but little partic-
ulars 81 the sfKair can bs given at
present, carpenter vest 81 .Junctioll
The daily enterprise., 1884-09-17

City aud was taken in charge by
Sheriff Ferguson. who took him to
Forsythe in order to keep him away
from lynchers and atterward took the
prisoner to Billings, where he will
waive his examination. as the affair
occurred in Yellowstone county.
The daily enterprise., 1884-09-17

occurred in Y Yellowstone county.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Ben Butler is speech-making in New
York.
Cholera has broken out in Annoy,
China.
Maud S. is being trained for another
race against time to beat her record of
2.O94.
The democratic campaign in California
opened on Saturday last with meetings all
over the state.
The President has designated Assistant
Secretary of the treasury Coon to be acting
secretary for ten days from last Monday.
Blame will reach Boston to-day ON his
way to the State fair at Worcester whence
he goes to New York and then west.
Thompson's bank at Rockford, Ills,
has failed. The assets are believed to be
sufficient to cover the liabilities of half
million.
The Mexican steamer, Don Hermanos,
was wrecked off the coast of North Caro-
lima, and five of the crew were lost. The
remaining four were picked off raft and
saved.
On Monday 241 deaths from cholera
occurred in Naples, and about 40 in 9TH
er towns reported. The disease is spread
ing in Spain, though the death list is no
where very large yet.
The boiler of a cotton compress at
Eupaula, Alabama, exploded Monday
morning. The building and three hund-
red bales of cotton wereconsumed There
were twenty-five or thirty persons killed.
The Japanese government has proclaim
ed neutrality in the Franco-Chinese war
It is expected that revision of the treaty
between Japan and the foreign powers
will be concluded in October, and that
new and important privileges will be
granted tn4foreigners.
Victoria Morosini, the New York mil
lionaire's daughter and the coachman,
Ernest Schelling or Hulskamp, with whom
she eloped and married have turned up all
right and very much devoted to each
other. When their whereabouts was dis
covered the young woman's parents tele-
graphed her s'come back, all will be for
given" She hesitated but finally went to
New York and was then arrested ON the
charge of stealing a diamond pin from
her sister. In the hurry of collecting her
jewelry previous to her flight she had
taken the pin by mistake instead OF more
valuable one belonging to herself. She
was very angry but being released ON
parole went to her fathers house to see
the folks. What occurred at the inter-
view has not been given to the world. She
vows she will never leave her dear coach
man whatever may occur. She is a de-
voted woman It is said that her father,
who is an Italian, would never allow his
daughter to meet young men freely and
hence the episode with the coachman.
Young women banker for the company Of
the opposite sex and when it is denied
them trouble may he looked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

n T. boftd
In reference to the dispatch from Wash
ington, published ia yesterdays World as to
The organizsSen OF tbe West Virginia Cen
trail and Pittsburgh Railway Company. Nc.
4. Ebert, the Secretary of that Company
said . yesterday The mistake in your
despatch IS The stalement that Congress
gave the road ali5erd charter. Congress
had nothing "a 40 with the matter at all
The States Of Nest Virginia and Maryland
granted the cbarer, and the road hasbeen
Success. from the start All the bitauain-
Gus coal Of The New jersey Central IS fhr-
isisHed bv' our read, and We also furnish
much OTHER coal to various parties. Then
sascsfo- W. David Davis beiug OF
Tered SiOOO 900 in stock; ,ift he was,
ne v;SWas reut6rei 10 paw for AZ.
foranA one has ever had Sany Of faestock
unleSs he bought 1t. AstoS tie 6rgAti
American pubhc contributing @aaktIhng,
thatis al. error; the. great Ameriesifpublic
has never bad aB 0pportguiF 10 contribute
ANYTHING. for none OF the STOCK has ever
been offered tbF.saie, i has never been
listed in thisor any other exchange, aha-
the men who built the road still own the
stock and are very well satisfied with it.
None o. It has 'eyef c6tfe on the fnlssfstsex--
,cept perhaps skttle that Senator ChaffeC
had put up as collateral with Grant 1 Ward
The road mas always paid 6,per cent. on its
boads and sdn,continoe. to do So Mr.. FL
kius boaghs some OF them recently at par
andwouid be gladto Gay more. 1t is rue.
ex-senator BaFard and James G, Blaine.
hold stock, snd We haveosheF stockholders
ssaiuent5X both pOht!csi-partieS SO far as
i kno~rthey arr weus,satisiied, with their
gtSperty and did noydeSiTe 40Sell out9 =.
ffMr. Ebert declined to say What RmeInty
Of stock was. held Ay Blaine aud Ba%rd,
SAYING that this. was something whichs he
WIS not al liberty to disclose.
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.rrRs,lF corRr SiSplcArEp.
The Intriligeneer Receive. n Rap from B
81 Correspondents and the Glarksbuggrreiei

. ,-ro,, -
Eo,h E59ag, q. tse.is gsrsr. >. =.
The IrrsIligGgcss5has fUasssss. aud NOT
obls for late ,;ears. .h4ld it.et .2nt. as : the
great cypourGrr-of mcralanl p9iaoatideaS
III this stssSN II has assatme,fts play the
ron q ssss nurse i. he Rrp,llIiraa RSrt@
AID to'haSr administered ,be. POLITICAL suck
firr6is, saatSLf osATr; BLAZING au,tsse= soslttstt
Mr. Biai6escwfs5 Sre+i+t5iiu;g to The :Iutellt
;gencer ard nothing to the PepPle.w - T..
i has PLAYED its part 50 sell that it tnds
itself under proceedings of.contenpt atthe
}ar OF the SupEemf Court. We raise the
curtain 70 Sh6a What it, Republican con.
teuporasS, Be ClarkSburg Telegram, ihas
to sax UPON Ibis subject =. -. =, =
Clarkshurg. Telegram, June %, Il SS4:
The Wl,eshns 4Etelligencer was IN favor
Observation-Disclosures to Chicago but poY
opposes iustructing delegates to the; State
Convention. In its display of, wonderful
journalistic ability its .Nditoss have gotthe
selves arrested for contempt Of he saJrsms
Court fol, publishing what etesSbody sas
posed wgS Die aJg6I &kSE ThefeSer.sipl3
ought to be decent men enough in Wheeling
10 publish Republican pspeE 80. / =
What does Brother Hsrf- tiaGk Of tbs as
an endorsement lsitsympathetic? Il &!
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sIr. rii,leus Health.
Nss. liorl Ggh.

According to the authority Of men Who
shafeseen Mr. .TTljea within compsra
tsoent pc iod, there is no reason u
refTains From Piaeing him IN nontaaish'
because Of hs health, Chairman Batnum
believes him fully able to stand the strain OF
= can paign II This feeling is shared by
Ihe ouycutiUu his nomination will follos
IS, a matter OF coRrse,- 1t is the, only
iR.the wSv, even Mr. 1iheu letter
g withdrawal not being regarded as con-
elusive, if his health viii possibly permit hi
acceptance
These, are selfeyideut propositions
namely That Democratic PreSiden' can
only he elected by the vote Of New York:
that thee&Adidate who can carry New York
must be Anew Yorker, and tha; Samuel
J. TAdea,is the only New Yorker who can
secure che .yote-of the State logici is.
logic. TheFe.is safety for the democracy
only ia the p0riRtion Of the oil 'ickctg ;
Then let II be che old ticket Ly al meaps>
The fraud Of eight years ago must De re
buked; the mistake OF four wears ago must
not De repeated. The only man among tSei
.prominept Democratic candidates 80 Tar,
.RSmei who can be elected isf Mr. TidsR.
fhsnsuhT nor nominate hmm " -
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wh..llss,. lcs,.E,s..ls.s.al r ).

~ 'sisaTs FaI2sTs5f ~. e n. =
TIE aiass Sejise eankisse Is ~. e.
ErsGe. He isaEsag, thin. shy man q
isNyer end a haESl Ssarker FINE SIS
'oFsfgiually from BrsSsde cOansr. in ths46s,
.er end % the distries. ssa has, Iigsd iu Ohio
Sopnty out a feE Years he chains frOm
sk;sp ast resiaehceh Ne can, gobbie bSh ends
o. lbs district, andsis' deyoHf bslieVsr IN,
tke S'ise- hniDg5Of his boom. Fhe original
/. cardjdafes were John O PeRdlst0n and
: Braa.e eIaeraff. bgrfheir l,coms seeMGd TO
$ hsrc SIed ID ehildbinh
is.lfei,sssr B;rch. 81 he Wheeling schools.
: Is Il : va,Iug men s edndidate fhs Profess
: SkIs ~ at Is ssars Old il goai speaker,
: syIlsassid srgani.9sr. and Is aid 70 beatas
: 4, CT sc3,1lar uisp, in " heelins IL Is claim
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'.g5Noiice "a Craditars. .
NOTTCE..
CLEKE's OFFICE

: 49, =, CLERE's 0FTn.E l :
BoGED OF COsNIssUS ERs or ,pH!q Cor X ,
80 wHEy1Isc, JUNO ~, 1854 J 2
CEALED PEDPOsAL(s WILL BIZ REeETFsp
= si this office until aaad4y JuneS50, Is51 ,sasp
clock a no. for furnishing N esie,aeG -npon sppRs
scfiption Of ffe county pbysidsn FOX tho ppsf ~
ia part az The city of %heelihg iyihE horth 'Oi
NAeelihg efeek Also Furnishing mediciBe. upon
presjpfions df ssd piIyseizs for the poor Of that
part u theysiy OF wheeling lying south Of Wheel.
Ing creek daring The fiscal gear ending May 81, L57j
hrncgfsfs max hfg bidz most do business IN that
tnIf OF the city IN Ehfchrthey bid 10 supply.
jel6 ~. RltBEHI y WD-J.Gc, CleHk
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NOTICE.. .
redemption of Public Building Loan
80. Bonds. : Z;

fySHE HvLDERs oF THE ABOVE SfHEIy
I8ais an hereby notified tina! bonds Of the o9rr
ID ii,irhs =. ha1ney IS. liz, g. nc, f7I,l3s,
ffs eco, 30. 81, los, 1. %. 50, ffet q 49,
GEt So, 10, $50, %, LIS, SO, an 1Q3s$ A7fe
hs. aTzxn Sy tot fn acuordsaee 9ith ts pfur ;ony
7ei II ordinunce ar tho-izng fhe ssr-e end SCI s
lie q Aha ExehzEgs Bark OF Whes3lbeS 81 q.
IN &c dhssh tssSeahey ell erEs Il rS q
't4sas5stsSJeHERS PUBLIC BSfL9dNtf& We,
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Mr.. Jones, ToaS.,,

Slsg.sS Nj. HsrLt - .rssesT
The choieesSSI .F ,Ioses of sPcpnsskS-
MA as Chaitnsa-Sf1ae ReS;f5ucan NatiSn
al Committee 'fseon,iaouS.s Mr. Jones Is es,
WORTHY bur nbscane pecsofi, who wassgiyer
thu POSITION bccauSd hs ssssesy ,rich. Is Is
in the way MS wealth We eo1red that1wr
prCcei.r the omen "a fifti'ofs tsil Tor Dame,
b A. Wa 20 -. ,.Nn"rr.4 tha@HiaiAe srysns.r
are busy Just now writing APP SeAass They !
have discovered pretty story iEfa5Ard to
ISkfnf Jones So runs the tale &ssspaS
ernsr of o Nne-horse rolling mill al PiisSe'
shprSsome thirty years ago. Onerds ~
tlaEstls eSwerknsn allowed a pair ofta1gs To-
IS ehrbpgh tbsSollers with bar Of reah6t-.
mo AID u came ont, not touGs. but Nap
sof EsE pk<heed an texture and Of high
{ pqlsh ;Heident led to the discovery
sIEfSeA kss a. 6sr5Shea, Of Mr.. Jones for
tune Pefhssx ks><s Blaine-has gone
tlSr1agh I@lts ron SBil come ont
Eiiteh;s systs aisar hifbA peIished than
ever, hpa So chan "a "a tesi dat he viii
nevst sgsass q ssy sssss 80.
Tar lsngdOnls CITY Batter skssss
= =
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.I,I., = ronEleN roLIci,
! A,eoStempOrary speaks Of ttb~propas

A.eostenporary speaks of,S,b~6ropased
jlerr6smelS 6fthe export stfS de" as next
ID tepSr,a6ce to tbe-staT'T iutetesls oi;thr
country. and SAYS that mo .mgA IN either
poGteal parry has approached ar Bh,iSE
ia.,the Development Of sensible, Practt.
cat Comprehensive policy booking 70 shs,
Has sugat natlE-l,p--to Isa,i 10 me IN
daiIy as to vhat Nr, Bt,iSE.> policy is. ~
e6nfssSythat Tshave never seen any inli
cation Chat bs, Rad one tba, Is sensible;
sta RtPsaeticat E>,He did something TO
sTisirtS pushing IN SbaRr8 guauo claim
ssafas- Peru. ESssf that country was ,ea,'
gagedip Iosir- Var with Chill. the only
poSibss eeee; of shich would be securing
3ethe al-vi'l Of kssA, EoVutries. He also
eptesed m,o@ an. 4Eudyi>ed movement TO
scat the GlasiiosEB,;lwer treaty with Eng
lasd.. basvJE On the absurd idea that this
-C6satsy aioae yoalI control the Bshmas
tsabe, again .a. combined naval powers Of
E,lFoYe W~@. nos consider uv Of ahese
schemes s"u-...r os rraojra,
Uu ,o..uururary SAYS lhar Mr. Blame
has t,ade an elaborate explanation Of his
mups.misuhtersy50t forr;gp policy shoy.
Mssthst he orlEt soaght pe1eegsni trade,
ToAfsar W. w6,dd answer IhSs oae, merit Of,
ANY peEcv is iulelEgi6ilnS ADD that IS
.ssggser and bhr'tcr are the ne means q
sss5re pcase aud ,ra4s NJ wonder Mrt
'B,.ISE I,6dey WAS RisVndeSSoOd |
> ,-l6e- great trouble S6,h Np -BhSiSS4
Foreign I.oEcy IS that il Is ODD iiSaetftasblys
vosstar bsssd On its suassRt eject ONT
NJ SIM, dHd-no, OF SF's BOula, .beS its :
,easct on the ro&ntrS w HHycis 'Nnsa-
si,aal
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For Aaie.

A E.ARAtSQS s.xga a. ie.sS fGrR SIL.ES
IA southeast o. EeuwoSi. So t1sji soant-- Ness.
Virginia a sigSt TrS trs:e hSy.e, s:aL;lus. &C. :,
thirty actes ssears kSsace in sos ~his- oak t;'n
4sE. bs = W. Y HOSE s .E.sA ...
90. 80 - gs0s Aaazss lsc-saL--
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=. -r,Ls.es.rt,,plr fnrls... >.

AFOnr SEss+uSf ,iCU1itPnr;Oas tbs, mos
- }s6ods. > lSsssla en- aud .0Eatbrs Of tbe coau-
-, try bsyes thssa EYES 6xeJ fwi,ta Feeling.
,Cf'5Sesd upoatke press tables They care
~ VERY h,,le D. the audience at;!aTgs, oar
they know tAGF behind the psess tabies 81,
o.. the brigh,es, men in the Country the raau.
who shape aud direct public opinion As
- the Sresg meu Of the Convention accritnt-
- Ssly byerhesy the running comments ..
the lrrsyerent journalists they, witheF like
leaves me famss-ead many botsbasti.
-. speeches remain unspokcn becaues the
blatant dema gogues dare no: r:d the
gauntlet Of the critical @1eri,e,. It is
q wouderEa IhaL the correspondents nj these
= S0ossISss a+S SbIeio turn on, such good
! Sssk fFSe ESi1s9agsSsspt aud at tunes
=: tie eOSyeUtipa rpars Eke the Sea. The
SeFi5ess rslS al the TING sad amidSttbe
tfacking afjebssanarhs explosives of
Tfesses ISs=ESFE5ll fn667ils pencils skefch
graphic and yiEiS pietsSes Of the shifting
seem, Of me boar Il i$3iudsed porting
r. . range thar no brightest Journalistic }s{rsS
7SactSe DAY should he p~ta,"i rndcgsfeh,
pSsssprah,r conditions, e 49, ''E
s. Hs&p braca apis p,,zzEng problem
le..svsSssbe Oldest sorer The methods re
sostei q ysfs ,suaaerOus and varioas. \
Cincinnati Isaeryho has been drinking hard
for quarter I6'F-s1 ,esgttuIy. tskcs raw egg
. svery mor5iu- htFtoSs bfSasaasi, aud goes to
=. Bel at niue >delOca al 'i,iEIkia order to get
= "a good sleep Au,oId Ger4sas bar-keepcr
Sobers up ai, customers by very them p
cav egg in beer al rrhperri au' Salged 4Sd
faixed iGp toge,hcr. sherry .aui egre g AR7
,eshes Con- bs4 remeis some ,Iripkees Sod
fkss 4 3 bath and iast me Easkail 81.
s;terwsrs Se;s thsal of iehauch Vlaira5'y
Is Beef ~. pAsspAS s. and bromide Of pa,as-
SUM are frt,ilesils ssei with grea, ,ls,Doss--
cd hands at 5bs.sasiusss are vel vas,"j
IS SS,lksl. sir,ses q eglstlyss remedies. L
fssssslk hss9eet. . bsiSsih p,inl the tao.
Stig IS assssr 70 q y lspsSSs,isscAsdal.
$50 ayeid an S dostpsing z, -.
SGsns.H SIta .t6ss Sssl ,cS;ssf Of tsss'Ea !
hisny seeiett. spOF ne pSSSsGsF hsbl g1sS
i, one Of the tSntSea sabdssis saess W.,
q. KEtsy. although a s-lflnss .fiass. = 1ss,tt
eGa,4e5 ,ly Is ..en-Possef ~ iistotT. shlI
isveTSfon o Shakespeare He IS sls "a:
IrisSnsa. AotwaS born in 7Nsw YcTfk::' he
has beea sksssAn, s0ntroI,ar. sherF and
Genib% q e a5fess. KELLT S worth a.
- ssss q sja9lsx aud Is hv>is pablic, syir;ts,9
gAfGbas y hs svi eatssvslls drawn aroand
Euf ASlorgs folloSisi For ytsrs past b.,
e.. has Sen be head, and font Df Tsmmiay
and has given the OrSAnized DssuOerSey not
szlitte trnuhie When ne dies u is pre-
dicted ibat Tau1usay viii g9Sq iaeces g
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81 ke EpaM carry The Psa Handle by
Is 70 fas sp Ms loss IN thelOw-
- lhs ,fiet But alasl none of
ihses ksptismeA hare a barrel, aud hs dis
s.iEs lOndIy and loesiagIg demands q barrel
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=7ss7ssss - - =. -.

@4HERR VIII BIZ NOTHING AN
BItitEOGS kBoGT3ffgE DEFEAT OF
Mr.. BLAINE HEs WHO RUNS MAY
klEARLY READ THE VERDICT IS
ADVANCE. 4 e~C'VNpfDATE IN
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE, AM, A
PANTY TOO CARELESS OFITS OWN
HONOR TO Be E0SGER TRUSTED
SfTHS THENAFTeNs. ~, 7. TINES.
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Notice.e

THE SFlII-AESUGL INTEREST DUE FIRsf.
i I-oIimo. on DE registered, drst Consolidated,
mortgage honds otthe Pittsbrg, " hselinz and KEN
tHcky Rai!T0ad Ecfnpany vii he pad 80 July l.
IsS4 the Office offhe Reunsy iyzuia ailreld enz-
Tary, Fhilslefrhia, Pa BY John ID. Tayios 'tseB.
NJ Oi that oarBpany. Trahsef books e,ose he
stih inst BlsRksf6fms for eSlissting the Interest
may te had al the Bank Of Wheeling
- = - - JOHN Z DAVIDSON,
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Hanry,G. paws Position.
-. -. -, ..

- T."
4 few dsysSgo the, Wheeling REGSreR,
pubEslref al intervie@ Nth Mr.. Golf In
which. he Slai bed that Hen.R &. Davis as
favorable 10 lthe ,eleeti6r Of Mr. BlSipe 10.
the PreSIasEeS>0t course. such charge.
brought sgaiAst SO prominently DctnoerNa:
a., VIZ DAVIS, Who has beelEtwSte elected to
he highest position within 'tA gif. Of the
peOr.e OF N, State, was well calculated 10
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gaia 70 the. Chicago Convention 70 n0'nins.
ata = lieoGers.ia-cAn4idate frs the Dtesis
seacjS, ,t'nss melL that he shoaIgbe, 'ehted
ysioh Gor e6ly.,,aS De REaEsfEi;y has dtnSs
Mrssllavi: ,pcpiS has been seseptef.oy the.
,Ercr,,ER rs . lssiL =. str.sight torsasd one.
We mu4 eopFesS It don't 50 stfSe Us ~
,C meant TO say, that b. will Rot,s,apofys
Sir. Blaths his language IS :very unfurarE
ate. and he has dom himself a great iuits;
ice If Mr. Eayar,i Is no; the numinna O
the Democratic party. toy whom viii MG
Dayis Vote? He ought.to hav" said Lhat az
viii support The Democratic nominees!
whoever thew may 6r and that he wosild.
vote .or Mr Blaine under demonstrates, !;
That's the manly WAY 70 pgtsfjt and that's
v hat We want to hear him say. If he can
mot say that. be OughtAtetstay ont Of thc'
Chicago Convention, We gre not ,atis6Si
with, his sEdeuAt, k&asct t4;yeie ior< Mr.
Blaine. ~ 81 = -.
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