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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
MAS U4EREY AND EMINENT DOMAIN
IuE LAW - To RIGHT OBJ WAY DrFIrD ny Az
ONO WOMAN WITH SHOTGUN.
lHY rELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE


lHY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
WHEELING, July l3.-The citizens Of the
own oi Pow batau. IN Belmont County, ONO, lust
now IL state amused perpicVty the m-haps OF
party o. surveyor. who ert that place days
survey the line contemplated road running through
tho place Much opposition was shown by farmers 10
the road but al the county commissioners over
ruled being determined that the work should proceed.
Among the farms through which the line would pass
one belonging Mrs Lavna warren, who made herself
notorious some time ago by killing her husband crime
for which she was sentenced 10 the Columbus Pen-
tsutiarv. She has only recently been pardoned. Mrs
Warren determined tht the road should not cut her
farm In two and sent the county commissioners i
acouc message that would Kill the first surveyor
that set his foot on and No attention paid 10
her. and Friday the party posed ofJ. W shannon
county surveyor and some aozen surveyors set out
and began operations. A. they neared her place Mrs
Warren came OF her house with shotgun and hid
hersef In bushes awaiting the arrival o. the party
Upon reaching her arm they C@refuy put thslr nstru
m~s'a over INC fence, a"N before getting them
ives, took a careful the premises Finally
Mr. shannon got the take better view.
A he In the act OF getting over, Mrs Warner fired
Tue shot semohshsd shannOns hat and 8 demoralzed
HIM that he tumb ed the fence 10 his bee
the remainder OF the party taxing woods shan
non kent The beds, hOtiy followed by MIRA
Warren who Is hee Of tOOg. As size in the act 81
firing al MIN 4 second time shannon iel into a ditch
and thi. most likely saved bis lie He
much the worse for AMI proceeded at fun speed TO
Powhatan Tie survey is postponed until an escort
provided Mrs Warren said 10 have The surveying
Instruments still IN her possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
NEH PETROLEJA IRACE

BUFFALO, Juy l3.-There u great excitement IL
the OH regions over the Grace Well near IItus'
The well Wa drilled into the sand early ye''siu'y
morning. Tie stop cocks we're open before the uiN'
WA. started .ud the well made Que n'e minute uo"
After drilling -hort time the We'll began uo"hs "
The heads Drilling Wac then stopped ior 10" mu's''
aud when it was le.umed the oil began To pour ou'
stead ona made By actual sauge III the 1r't twenty
seven inmate Lfy a.rcls, OF at the rate oi Iuo S
re-. per hour since hat gauge no l1I"riiAuon ma Ia
hon given t1 thc nuh, further than that the wei y
howing strong aul steadily without any I-l- oi l'
off The wei is e.tiul.ted .t loo or llVo oIteis
tr tl, frst ,v and is tholght may do from ~"
"a 500 The Have well. on the riand south o. me
C,rnr T. du, Ii-n,rii,,. and L.m thc location shou
be a d. sh.t-r IlDir s little Doubt move nut th''
u,I,nr n.It extend. ar.p.s the Allegheny River. ANA
hinder that imlre ,u several rg- viii be- nuuted Oh
the south side al once.
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ram BOILER EXPLOSION

MuLFrELp. Ohio, July 13.-A terrific boiler
.1ploson occurred Al wOlrs portable sawn six miles
rom here on Friday. by watch oRs man was instantly
hi lei aud severa others seriously injured. Barrack
Vol wa hurled qnts distance and his body was hor-
rihly nauglsd He died almost instantly Eugene N0i
va struck by tying tmDers and perhaps iat%ly curt
while Raw Black burn Dad'y cut up And HaWley HOW
ard W.. sca. -t almost 10 death.
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4 F4rlL QUARREL BLTwEEy FRIENDS.
iprrrLEaRApnro raE rRlnrvE.I

DALLAS, Tex, July 13.-lhe bodies of W.
H. Bcae and Bowie STRANGE among the most prominent
young the city, found as.nig ght lying in a
room hlrd story OF the National H3eL They had
eyidenuy fought a dIel 10 the death. Strange
was partly dressed and Bedle was nearly stripped,
showing that they fought they were
about 20 retire for the night. The pistol OF each
wa yug by his side Both .red 10 he through
tie neart. and strange also shot through the head
The doors 10 apartments locked, but were
broken open when the pistoi snots heard. They
were devoted friends. bat -sd 10 have had hard
words shorty Dciur the tragedy, and heard TO
say To the other - viii xii you"
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PENALTIES rAlD tNDER rHE scorT L4V
'nv TELEGRAPH ro rur rrtnryr.

CLEVELAND. July l3.-Athough II was m
uourod hy tho County ea thar no scott law tstes
would he received without The 20 per cont penalty after
July TO- tho time extended two d1te and thc books
wore closed Yesterday seven hundred aul sixty iluor
,clIers havo paid the tty the total amount received
heius 500 gts RS. number ~ those who are Included
lu thr Injunction suit thought better of the mAtt"r nud
mid tho tax The Iiuuor trteuo has htA prhrts -ts
ionea about tho taur tnuss an week. and "rvuuoh ct
forts vorr dl~.uuo tho liquor dealers from ptf
ing QUE man wAs twice persuaded not u pay tAr thN,
G1t .ftr tuuk. tur u ftor over concluded wO1Id DO
beet 90 comply With The law,
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THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN IN PARIS.
rnE CITY ~ GOOD coNptuoN-DEArHs N MAR
sItLfTS AND IOULON.

THE CITY ~ COOP CoNptuoN-DEArHs N MAR
srILrE> AVD ToULoN.
PARIS. July l3.-The sanitary condition Of Paris
IA good. There are some chocraIc eases IN the
city hut none of an epidemic nature. The
Minister Of Commerce has written letter
to the Academy of Medicine. which will hold a
meeting ON Tuesday. asking that the Academy
give an authoritative opinion IN regard 10 the
treatment of cholera cases and the best measures
Ia prevent an extension Of the disease.
In the twcnty-four hours ending At @ o'clock to-
night there were 6ftv-soven deaths from cholera at
Mar'elllcs and thtty-uS at rouon. Two
sisters of charity were among those
who died NJ loulou. Tho municipality ot
Narcotics Ia providing FREQ Kitchens for the relief
ui sufferers from the plague br Koch. tho German
otpnti arrived at LYONS to-day. ilr thinks the
cholct1 VIII reach there hut that 10 will appear lu
mllct '"uH, OWNS to tho excellent drainage OF
the city.
LoNpoN, July l3-Thc Admiralty has ordered
rigorous precautions against cholera to bc takcn IN
tho navy
etGOtsrl1N FHuT rHE rLrMnrRs.
CmcAG", july lj.-Andrcw Young prc-idont Of
the National Plumbers A,sociHjion, has Addressed
"a card to the members Of the National Association
-uggc-ting that the Master Plumbers Association
IN every city IN the United states tender their
wees a. an au1illiar, sanitary corps, to be under
the direction OF the local boards Of health, by re-
porting The premises found ia an unhealthy cOudl-
the alarm ia the public mind Of a visitation OF
cholera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
WITNESSES IN ALIBELCA ARRESTED.

DUBLIN, July 13.-Alfred MchIernan, late a
clerk in the Munster Bank George Taylor, shipping
clerk and colin Johnson Tor the defence IL
the Cornwall O' 'Bren LIBEL case, have been arrested De
tectivrs on the track cornwall who Nd from Du
iu when the decided 1gan' nm IL y ,Sl"t
tb n warraut bls b.eu .sucd Tor The Of MI hr
win. SItness Tor the prosecution GIeat eAeIIeheu'
preyails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
PRINTED, sUr NErER SPOKEN
IBr TELEGRApn III mn rRlRrNk.l

WASHINGTON, July 13.-What purports to be
ihe ast Humber of The Congressional Record issued for
hs session just closed has appeared II IL dated July r.
IN are collected the odd lots OF Congressional rhsoo
aehvsrsd aud undeVereo. left on the Public Printers
haho' Tor safe keeping the last day OF the session
ahohs them are speech Sy Mr Sumner Of over forty
BY NJ Cucheon said TO have bsep d~vsrsS on lime To-
She ~ Mf WINS, Apn 10, and one by senator Plumb
A4y 'e'oA ~ 'no ScA"'c VI
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An EN7IRE FAMILY POISONED.
tbr TELssRArH TO THsr.tsBs.

DETROIT, July 13.-Abram Williams. He
q" rag peddsr, AM hs entire family OF ten person.
- poisoned yesterday by eedug poi,O ed meat Tur-
r. ~ 'esA were cooked In brass kettle Friday
an as were eaten on Saturday at noon, and about
vocs he yOun gest child was tAseu with vomiti,x In
sas tH"a hall all hour the family were IN in the ssm.
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GENERAL KEIFER'S CHANCES FOR CONGRESS
by TELEGRAPH ~ raE rsIaSSa.l

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, July 13.-The Clark
County Republican Comm decided no ding
primary election August ., to waicn the CarA County
congregational candidates must submit Themselves This
Il IN direct opposition 20 Kellers wishes who for two
weeks mas fOugAt against NE pau.
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thiNN A. COT MS.
inr rrIFaE,-H r' rut rEf7rVr.l
CLEVELAND. July l3.-lt has been currently
reported that the failure of Everett a Nclir we di
rs, the result OF 'he so, speculation OF eXCiy Treas
nlrr sylvester Everett who opc- member or th-
nrn 4 prominent mau Nuo IA ia hc banking business
said to-day Undoubtedly, when Vest .cieu let the
C.tv Irsa, rrr- arr tA.le vas biz hole there To- MI,
aud hc doubtless dr.w ont the cream % Everett,
WrddeI 4 co., assets. This so crippled the nrm that
they were the OF making AZ assignment They
we're in an exactly similar position to what they are now
They had al oyerlr@tt of ,l5OO0U New-Nurk AID 10
tide them Horace Neidell came . the front and
gave MORTGAGE on bis Lucld-4Ve home for IA, amount
the Nttluua Bank o. commerce, which traIH-
f-rred Everett Nedde \ Co cer oil securities
which they could raise money IA New YORK. Horace
WedIel simply victim II Vest Evcretts passion
for stock Gambling and way blame for this trOu-
bic though ur IL heavy -Ihe er. lie Wou1 not have
coue front and helped He arm ont at tha time II
Vest Everett lad not uecn dropped from the nIm.'
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CROPS DESrE0IED BIZ HIiL.
lur TELEGRAPH To m rHmrNEI

ERIE, July l3.--A terrific hall storm broke
over West NH Creek Yesterday The stones ssid o.
have been As large ~ wa.uuts and were angular Ike
crvst, IL i singular that Ia This city, only SIX miles
di.t1nt and M the ucghborag towns. no Rail fell Tue
crous AZ West Nil Creek are entirely de-tr'Ycd Ine
bJl completely stripped tAo corn ard traes The storm
i14fet tor four minutes and u hat space oi unS
DESTROYED thousand. OF dollars worth Of properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
CLrLL SErrLcE EYNLN4TIONS.

WASHINGTON, July DETERMINATIONS Of
applicants for tae position Of Pension Examiner will be
held by the Civil Service Commission a. follows wash
nrfon. July 70; Boston. Providence. Albany New
~, rlevoI,nd and .incinuati. July -; Philadelphia
and 81 Paul July % Detroit, ChcasO ana Topeka,
Jly "a; Pittshurg ST Lnuis Des Nones Fortand Bur
ungton Charleston ". Va, July -. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

sti fraudulent paper snow found that one NOTE
for a. 500 been repeated eight times aud that An
other note known 10 have copies in existence
an of which NcG obtained money. It's estate - 90
tratad SG2OOO SZ 900 in personl property ana me
remainder mostly in railroad securuet. Tie iruiueA1
paper 81 far Discovered amounts 10 nearly Hl5o,ooD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

Of the Western Division OF the West Shore Railroad
in place Of A. Z. Merrill. resigned. was an
The sppolDtee "a - D. Mccoy formerly with the
Baltimore and Ohio Company. Mr. Merrill received
dispatch tonight saving Mr. Mccoy would arrive to
morrow 10 take charge % the division. Mr. Merriu re-
tires from the road engage IA business tn Syracuse
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DALYs COMPANY IN QUEENSTOWN.

QUEENSTOWN, July 13.-AuguStin Days
theatrical company, which arrived here to-day on the
Alaska all well. They will give their opening per
i'm 10 ~
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In\nnN NI-\ICIpAL HTVORN.

LoNuoN. July l3.-A great demonstration
~,s held in IlyIr rar. to-day ia favor ho London
Municipal Reform b.. Twenty thouaui pcrsouf wore
prc.cut Rcsouuon, we're adopted deno1u'ius 1Ao pros
emit .rsfrni q. diurur and i.-r4cr aud urtns ON
n,rru~nt tue hi 40 tno next sos.on of
.aHI
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cRIvEs ANDCAsUILTiFS-BT TELEGRAPH.


Dtrr.rr .July i3 some Tune axe tne wife or Pau
T..ss.r of It, Joseph, left him and weat 10 Montague
a.. friday her husband InAde bis appearance A. s0nta-
v.1. win he ayowed intention of killing Hush Par
S,suter who ne csimed Induced be- wife To lalVc her
Inre MOI aading Parmenter, LOsebcr invited hs VIE
Z, ..k awaA fltH hus. Upon acOnye"isHt opportunity
he mot hrt daas and then shOt himself out his wJund u
not zecepsr'y fatal.
TAKEN FROM THE SHERIFF AND KILLED.
ATLANTA t.A. JuIy I3.-Milliz HardirE ot Troy
County Who assaulted woman, ~us lyhched py ci,Ls as
yestc,,,y WHO vrested hin from the custody of the
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BANQrlr TO WALpECK-RorSSEAu

PARIS. July l3. The worhlnEmcns ana
trade. a.,oc.tol- ~ mis- city rendered Nj. Wa.dr,A-
H.u,.slu Minister NJ the Interior banquet 10 night
A number OF Senators and Deputies were present VI.
WaIdctk-liou,.clu made SPEECH, IA which he SAID he
be- -vsd fu, extension u Trade. unions Wts not din'rr
o- and that would unjust TO forbid tnc combine
ran uf force while the law allowed The combination u
L-L--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
SIMMER GUESTS oN SUMMIT NOCNT4LN

SUMMIT MoUNrAIN, July 13.-The season has
begun IN earnest The h9te is tlled with guests IheFe
IS arrivals Yesterday and 325 guests are already
registersd Great preparations being made Tor the
,,rh ,.o,oc. and Geological Society wh'h meets here
ne n week The OF his seasons en- sTalnments was
given this evening II -eries Of tAoIeauG IoAo"eA
by dancing aud a pVrOtechnic display.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
AER0RE IN cLOrnrA LrnGE-

BOOTHBAY Me-, July l3.-The Bath and
BOohhsy steamer fa,snlo lors ih afternoon
Coughs Ledgt Ia ,neepssOu River Il = dense FOX. sac
has csreeuea bad and d prolao hH. Her passen-
gers, man and baggage were taken Of sa.ey ~ tue
steamer tmoaet dud carried 10 BootAs4T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
1 cJRcrLAR From GEORGE o JONES'

ALBANY, july 13.-GeOrge o. Jones cHalr-
mn NJ IN. View York Cresabaok state Co@mitse has
issued circular t. memeers in which he says Inc po
tical developments or tae past week -saa'r .'peety
important that every msmDei ,HVuo a'.snS - 81
uaE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

VIENNA, July 13.-As the train which eit
Poa after the one gu which was the Emperor frAhc4S
Joseph a-'sg thrsugu gor-e near PodgorLa was
d-csvtre4 raai the ru Is had beea misplaced ne Gs
covery, however LRade IN time 20 stop tle trh W
for. a disaster occurred. The Grim nSs hsd eF'lrnty
mistaken tram ior The c0ntanIns tAe Empoi'r'
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1ELEGRAFHLc- NnrES


SHREVEPORT AND DELLA coz TED.
VtCK-HtH., jay l3.Ihe Eap oh the snrt vepOrt Ncks
burg @Hd Ia'n RAILWAY rII-sl Yesterday thus con
Meeting Shreveport and Delta. The arse engine has
passed over The Ae1 iaVcr b. -so.
ASSIGNMENT or joins FEElR
KINGSTON. IS. 1. ltI. lI-.iolu H. tr-'f, cOltrac'ur.
builder ana CARNAGE sau ,r.iri. has mai, all a-s- n-
mcnL HI- IIastll.t~- are s-n,IIu
ANOTHER OIL WILL TRUCK.
Ptrr~nrHD, JAW ib -Ah ol. o.4 r-I sl-HA Yesterday
twelve uilrr lu ti ut ihl- f.. uI .f lurAu' tuhd'
hy ELLIOTT Mo- IlIr tu lu ft.. boring fir sAs. 40
Il believed t. Us ,u rftsn ul ..n bad l-r I,.t.
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AN rIrpnANr EnR rnE QrEEN.
LovDoN. July 13-Kng John Of Abyssinia
,- .eut queen Victoria elephant as token Of amty


LONDON. July l3.-Among the passengers on
Pho .teamcr oregon which lert Quo.usovn to-day Tor
NV York were tae President of san salvador. Dion
Iol.itau.t and 1tl Moody, thn evangelist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

vav Phvscans were for and was found tnat ne
n,eat was imprrsnated with vcrRras from he nrass y
Te II was al nrst Thought thlt All would dle Dl, -
o'cock sl were out OF danger except Mr. 7ll
U.nu,.H H. WfnIam. IIe ha. been IN sOme time and
his old age renders 70 likely that ne viii dle'
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". R. romEs FRArDULENr ACT

CrNcNNATI, July 13.-tn informal Inycst-
CATION into tho affairs Of the " X McGIl d.scoses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
PRICE THREE CENTS.
EVOLUTION OF A PLATFORM
SOME INSIDE HISTORY AT CHICAGO.

now Tux ANrI-FREE-rRADE DEMOCRATS WE'RE DE-.
FEArED ~ COMMIT EE-wHAr MEssRs. HURD
AND BooKwALrFR THINK AND SAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-05
DIsGR.cED. SOLD our, BETRAYED.
Poison, COrrupting. Blasting, Dishonest,
banning. Fusion.

Poison, Corrupting. Blastirg, Dishonest,
banning, Fusion.
Frs.a lansing H,rh.I Sss!issi
The Greenbackers Of West Virginia have
held their State Convention and made a
fusion upon the State ticket The Conveu-
ton elected an Executive Committee which
has power to complete the fusion on the
legislative ticket and win unqueStionably
do so, Judging from the men who make up
majority of the committee The day be-
ore the Convention the townc f Buckhannon
began to fll up with delegates from al p arts
Of West Virginia The difference Of opinion
between the two factions, fusion and anti
fusion. was the caaSe Of bitter disCu sion
during the afternoon; in the evening a con-
ference was held and then il became evident
there was determination on the part Of
;hc anti-fusion GreenbackerS not to Sabmit
10 q bargain and sale. The fUSiOniStS. how
ever, we're organized aud the conference
lasted until O'Clock in the morning many
oftEe speeches were quite personal IN their
nature. On the following morning
which was the day OF the Convention.
another conference was held With no better
results than was obtained the night before
II lasted un;il dinner time. At this hour it
vas ,koUcht the anti-fUsion men would
CARY the convention. Il was arranged by
The AMI .frsionists Ia put Colonel Barbee.
MAJOR FerEsvozth or Hob. Spencer W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-05

VIZ rePublish this morning history of
the Greenback-Rcpublicou fusion at Buck
harmon as given in the Lansing (Michigan)
Sentinel, the leading Greenback organ Of
the West The litor Of tie Sentinel, Gen.
F. NJ. FoGG, the silver tongued Young orator
who made a brilliant speech at Buekhan-
non the night preceding the convention, was
present and had admission To the inner Sc
crets OF the clans. OurrrnderS will observe
that Gen. FOGG statement, q, to what did
occur are in exact accord with the history
Of that remarkable convention as furnished
bv the REGISTER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-05

wHrS in 1850 West Virginia delegates
stood up on the floor Of the Chicago Con
v-ution and declared the wore their
oy,reignty Under their hats, all the world
applsuded When in lSsi, at touch
fro the Mud ger, they ducked Their heads
behind the benches and slipped what little
bit of sovereignty they had with tn m
through a knot hole in the floor, tremor Of
diSVuSt rims over all the land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-05

THE BLAINE prosecutors are cruel aud re.
lentless. Their vengeance i not satisfied
with his miserable tattooed condition. but
they are turning the Sluggers loose ON him
and bunging him woefully, First one black
eye by the defeat Of CLAYTON. and then they
turn around and black another eve by elect
ing HENDERSON, In a still more reyengeful
spirit the eminent New York slugger, Mr..
GEo. WN. Curtis, deals blow and strikes
beneath the belt BY defeating his resolution
pledging the Convention to his support in
case he is nominated Not satisfied with
knocking hin down they are sitting on him
and rubbing sand in his eyes by threatening
him with TECUNSEH SHERMAN in case he
grows too formidable There is a spirit Of
persecution in all this that We feel like dep
recsting Pull the sluggers off and give
the poor tattoocd man chance to get up
and 60 home Ifthere is society for the
prevention Of cruelty to animals at Chicago,
it ought to be protecting the Plumeless
Knight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-05

MR. HART seems to DO both Mentor and
Sponsor for the West Virginia delegation.
He stands at their elbow and whenever a
nudge is necessary Mr.. HAEr gives the
nudge. And whenever Mr. HIATT nudges,
the West Virginia delegates spit on their
hands and take fresh hold When dele
CATION hasn't gumP,ion enough to kno =
what to do it is good thing to have a
nudger. And Mr. HART makes an exceed
ingly proficient nudgcr He is nudgiLg
Boss who knows how to discriminate be-
tween respectable darkcy aud worthless
white scalawag. The scalawag gets the
benefit Of the NUDGE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-05
FROM MARTINS8URG.
Educational Episcopal Com,en-
tion- sad Death Newspaper Improve

meut-.
Eia,. Of tAr Eslids,.
MlRTlNSnrRG. ". VA. June This is
To be big week here both in an educational
and religious point of view. Yesterday
State Superintendent Butcher, DR.. Thos.
". Harvey, OF grammar fame Of Ohio,
Prof Geo. f.. Little, Of Washington, teach
cr of drawing. and our own genial Prof.
Wade all came down upon as ami the
teachers for miles around tlockCd in to hear
these distinguished clucationiStS dur
ing the week The meeting starts ID well
and promises To be- most successful Its
growth today made it necessary 10 move
into "a larger hall
The religious world here i again getting
ready 10 receive the mcmherS OF the bio
cesar Council of the Episcopal Church,
which meets here tomorrow. Rev Mr..
Roller the resident minister Of that sect
here. Is making successful effort to have
most pleaSan, homes among our people for
the delegates
Prof Berkeley, of the West Virginia Uni
vcrsity, is to be the guest uf.Mr. Faulkner,
~. ulSVhsulSneu gathering OI DOth nay
man and ministers is expected
A sad death occurred here Yesterday
Young Mr. Nadenboush, Young lawyer OF
most brilliant mind and very popular, died
at his fathers, Of nervous prostration. The
funeral occurred to-day from his fathers
house aud was conducted by Rev Mr. Ward,
Of the Presbyterian church.
TIE Statesman put in $1,000 power
press recently and is now having a water
motor attached The paper will be en-
largcd and greatly improved soon.
Our city fathers are putting down quite a
large lot of tile sewerage this week Large
aud important Improvements are contem-
F. Hated
Political matters are quite here now
Yours truly,
JUST>
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-05

ONE Of the effective arguments used by
the Fusioni-ts in accomplishing their plans
at Buckhaunou has heretofore escaped the
newspapers. and for the first time is made
public in the Lansing Sentinel The SEN
tinel SAYS:
Charles Golf, brother Of Gen Gof, Re
publican Congressman from West Virginia,
was one Of the wirepullers at the Grecn-
back fusion convention in W Va. lie
had with him for fusion purposes three
cases Of champagne two cases Of wine, two
kegs of beer and plenty Of whisky. He
understood what would effect the average
fusiOnist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-05

IT took three cases Of champagne, two
o wine. two kegs Of beer and plenty Of
whisky, according to tue Lansing Sentinel,
to effect a satisfactory fusion basis at Buck
hannah. between the Republicans and
Greenbackers We wonder if the Prohibi-
tionists want to fuse on the same basis.