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Tents may be rented for from S to g, ac-
cording to lie ANY psrties de >iriny to camp
can have provision m de for them by address
ny ELDER G D oALLOff, at Reno
No charge for ad ni:tance to the grounds, and
no collection taken
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Carson and Colorado Railroad.
H. NJ. YERINGTON.
General superintendent.
D A. RENDE :,
General Freight and Passenger gent.
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The Great English Remedy

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nble effects of
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full foilies and ex-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
Connecticut Rcpubiicnpn.

HARTFORD, CoSS., April 23.-The Re-
publican State Convention met here to-
day, with large attendance present. Hon.
Samuel Fesseuden was chosen both tenn
porary and permanent chairman. In his
speech he referred to tho repression Of free
ballot in the South and the Republican
protection policy as important Issues Of
the party. He expressed no personal
preference as to Presidential aspiran,s, but
briefly named those most prominently
mentioned. President Arthur received q
round Of applause, and there was pro-
longed cheering when General Hawley
was mentioned. The Convention selected
IS delegates.at-large, John L. Houston,
Samuel Z. Merwin, Jr, Augustus Brande-
gee and Frederick Mills. "
Rssolyd, That the Republicans Of Con.
necticut pledgclloyal and hearty support to
the nominees OF the Chicago Convention,
Resolved, That without instructing dele
gates this day appointed, rs regards any
particular candidates, and repouing full
confidence in their wisdom we place on
record our firm conviction that the aitua.
tion demands the nomination of candi.
dates Of approved ability and character and
large experience in public Affairs, and that
if in tho judgment OF our delegates the
proper occasion shall arise, they will meet
the unanimous sentiments Of the Rspub!i-
can party Of this State II they present the
name Of Joseph +. Hawley as a candidate
for: President Of the United States.
The resolutions were adopted unani.
mouHly,
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GOT THE WORST OF 1T.
4 Man Who Laid Ia Nnit for His En- emy.
A Desnrrnte Duel.

Il. : a desperate duel.
BALTIMORE, MD, April %. A desperate
duel took place late laBt evening bstween
Joshus Gill and Charles Brown near Cock.
eysville, Nd. The two men are employed
at the Ashland Ison Works, and are
brothers-in-law, but because Of an old fam.
lily feuj have long been on bad terms.
Gill was jovial sort Of man, and much
liked, while Brown wes exactly the reverse.
and had the reputation oil being bad
man. Brown has been on spree for sew.
eral days past, and during that time has
made several threats to shoot Gil when he
met him, but little attention was paid to
them. Yesterday morning while Gill, on
horseback, was passing Browns house, en
route TO the furnace, ha wasshotat by Brown,
but escaped through the swiftness OF his
horse. On his return home in the evening
he wss not so fortunate, for Brown lay in
wait in ambush and opened fire on Gill as
soon as ho got in range. The latter's pa.
tience now being exhausted, he leaped
from his horse, and, whipping out his own
revolver, took deliberate aim over his arm
at Brown, and fired two shots in rapid sue.
cess!on, both OF which struck Brown full
Fin the stomach, iutlicting mortal wound.
The latter fell to the ground, and Gill,
riding to the nearest magistrate, gave him.
aelf up. Popular opinion is decidedly in
favor OF Gill. and eyewitnesses state that
Brown fred four shots before Gill answered.
The latter will undoubtedly. be declared
innocent. Brown hiss his deserts. He has
shot severa men.
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
Held ftstsrday-Dsiesates Yavorins thu AdminIs.
traitor: and the Elnuada Non Combine 10
Defeat ths Supporters Of GlAIn.-pro.
rctdlnEs-The Dt1tgatsnat Large.

UrlcA, N. Y, April 2s.-The Edmunds
men held several conferences last
night and overtures wero made them
by the leaders Of the Blaine and Arthur
forces, but thsy refused to treat OR namo
any terms other than naming four dele.
gates.atlarge and temporary Chairman.
The Arthur leaders accepted a proposl.
ton of the Edmunds men this morning
and the latter named Andrew D. White,
Edwin Packard, Theodore Roosevelt and
Senator John G. Gilbert rs delegstes.at.
large. The Elmunds men claim from sixty
to eighty delegates, while the adheran!s Of
Arthur claim u few over two hundred. It
requires two hundred and iorty.nine vote.
to control the convention, and should the
combination hold there is likely to be a
short session. .g0a' 1.10,'0
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A BARK S:lIPWKECKEI
In tho shetland Isinnls-FIftccn OF the
ftrRN Ialhf. 7 :

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Advices to
this city are to the effect TINT the Danish
bark Alba, which hes been engaged in the
kyolite trade. between Philadelphia and
Greenland for three years past, has been
wrecked at Whalssy, in the Shetland Is.
lands, and fifteen Of her passengers and
crew lost. She WAS on her first voyage to
Greenland for the season, and had on
board number Of passengers who were to
work in the mines. The Alba cleared from
Copenhagen on March 80, and on the
following day-she encountered severe
weather. .''n 4a
The gale continued to increase, and on
the evening OF April breakers were seen
ahead, and before anything could be done
the vessel struck on the rocks with fear.
full crash and commenced going to pieces.
All OF the crew, eleven in number, and
Captain Toward, were on deck at the time,
also seven Of the passengers, one Of whom
was Rev. L. Washbeck, who formed
one Of Nordenskjold's party on his
exploring expedition to the North
Polo, When the after part OF the vessel
was carried away by the aea, the
captain and eight Of the sailors were stand.
ing on the poop.deck, and were lost. The
mate, two seameu, and one Of the passen.
gers succeeded il reaching the rocks, where
they spent terrible night, with the sea
continually breaking over them. When
rescued the party were found stretched on
tho rocks, ciuging to the crevices, and were
go exhausted that they had to be carried
to a point Of safety. !. ~
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= At Richmond, Va, yesterday, the Cleye.
lands defeated the home club 9 to3.
Ex.City Treasurer Francis J. Smith, Of
,Bayonne, N, j., is short in his accounts SILL.
900.
Fires in the woods at Long Islsud, have
already caused loas Of S30, 600. The ilames
are spreading. a. .0'.I.-
Lawson & Bell, millers, Of Gallipols.
Ohio, have failed. Liabilities, s95 600;
assets, $4,000.
The stove manufacturers Of Troy and Al
bany, N. Y. have formed q permanent ns-
sociation and agreed to reduce tho average
cost OF moulding o0pcrcent.
The body OF +. a. Methey, OF Necdham,
Mass,a matchmaker doing business al 93
Water street, Boston, was found in the
Charles river. 1t is suspected 10 be case
OF murder and robbery.
Biahops Beckwitb, OF Georgia, Dudley,
OF Kentucky; Peterkin, OF West Virginia,
and Harris, Of Michigan, arrived ut Now
York Yesterday morning to take part in
the deliberations Of tho House OF Bishops.
Twenty.eight bishops are now present, but
thirty.two are nccceaary 10 makca quorum
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RICHMOND, VA.,April 23-Mshone, upon
calling, the Republican convention to
order, was vociferously cheered. After
making a short speech Mr.. Malone, as
chairman Of the RuadjuHter State Commit
tee, with the concurrence OF the chairman
ofthe Republican State Committee, named
Colonel William Lamb as temporary chair
man. Mr., Lamb briefly addressed the
body, saying they had come there with the
high resolve to rescue- the Mother State
from the han6s Of despoilera. The pro.
ceedingso OF the last Legislature, for oppres-
sion and tyranny, could not find parallel
in in the hanSN hnsS yss e s o% county, s .cau h9 d Locked
convention, as the time had now come
when the people OF the South could Join
the Republican party as n party Of protec.
.H' o. f D.
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ABAmFoOzLED COUNrRYMAN.
A Novel Robbery Succrssfully Executed
rrI ..,.. u roxrf f,rp,

A Novel Robbc.y Succrssfully Executed
by Three shrewd IIighwaymcn.
Sr. LOUIS, April 2S.-A robbery OF
somewhat novel character was committed
near Gray'a Summit, on the Missouri Pa.
ciic railroad, early this morning. G. W.
Martin was moving his family and furni.
ture in wagon from Clay county, ILL.,, to
kanans, and when nearing Gray's Summit,
thirty.sx miles west Of St.. Louis, three men
rode up; stopped the team, and with re.
voIvers pointed at him, placed him under
arrest on charge Of counterfeiting. They
claimed to be United States officers, and
showed their papers. They searched their
prisoner and found $3.50 on him, and took
possession OF it, saying that il was all
counterfeit. They took him to Gray's
Summit and put him aboard a train for St.
Louis, making him believe that they were
going to bring him here for trial. Two OF
the men disappeared at one OF the suburb,
m etations, and the third one left him just
before the train arrived at the Union De-
pot. He was simplc-minded fellow, and
firmly believed that his captorB were
United States officers until he told his story
at the depot. No clue to the robbery.
Martin hes been sent on to rejoin his
family. r.t
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SOME Of the Republican county conven-


SOME Of the Republican county conven'
,i6n,' are resolving that any Republican Of
the cOunty in good standing may act as a
delegate,o the distriCt or State convention.
The same WAS done by the Democrats in
many Of the couutics. 1t is always an un-
wise thiag 10 TO. The people ought 10
know who are going to represent them.
This time the Republican continent ia
practically oao way, 30 that it mskes little
real difference; and for this reason this is a
particularly opportune time to call at.en'
ton TO the unwisdom and danger Of the
proceeding. .
1t might happen that the delegates from
Il county wolld be drowned out and the
will OF the county thwayted by men rep
teaentins y mere minority. These omai.
bus resolutions are passed in good spiri
and for good purpose, but they nigh
easily work erea: mischief.
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NN.Tli.DEH'S ssEALrM.
llhu Every Particular HIT In General
Very Well

u
NV HoEH, April ga correspondent
met here to-day Hon. John G. Priest, OF St.
l.ouis, who was Mr. Tilden's confidential
friend on the Democratic National Commit
lee in 1876, gal hes maintained close
friendly relations with Mr. Tilden ever
since. lIe WITS assed who would DO the
Democratic notHillOo this year, and he
promptly and unlN,aitatngly replied:
Samuel ]. Tilden." :, :
"But how about his> health, Mr.. Prie5t?'
"Wel, no has buried most OF tho visit.
inG stA.esmen who swindltd tho party and
tie conntiy in 1876, and he will be alive
long atter many Of those who are now so
soliciious about bis health hayt. passed IL
laeir Checks-msrk my words. There has
bceG 80 much said about hiH physical con-
di.!on that naturally doubt is expressed in
aSood many quarters abou. his anlllty TO
stand the wear and tear OF White House
iiiannd duties. But | Nm not one Of tls
doc s;era. A man who has not seen I'll.
den since he WAS young and active might
beimpressed, on seeing him now, with the
Gcase 2t the changes OF time, but have
seen him often in tho past eight years, and
therc chrs been no failure to any extent in
that period. His right hand doca not
yield hi,n iull obedience, but that isa com
nlOu inilinE with men who use tho pel
much. ltis no sign Of Il broken constitu'
ton or implication Of 4 speedy demiee
His voice il wcaS-italwsys was. Hehus
bands it carefully. lie couldn't make
stump spccches, but = weakness OF voic'
IS no, significant as affecting hts genera
health" 3N 's
''llave you aeen him lately ?" E-4[
day."
Did You talk about the Presidency ?"
Yes, | have Ind quite long talk 0,
thu. subject. lIo spoke very frankly, as
believe he doeg TO anyone whom b
snowsto be friend" :
'!s he II candidate, and will he accep
the nomination ?' M g. e,
"lle ID not p candidate, and, in my bt
lief, though he has never told mo 80, Il
will not accept the nomination. lie is nc
working for ii. lie DON'T want it. II
hopes it will 80 elsewhere. lie constant
e1pIesses himself co." VI
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NEWS BY THE CABLE,
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Relief Of Betbsr Diseased BY tho nrIti.h Cab.
iast-What ths "lpostls Of Sweetness and
Llght" has 10 Sly Of America aud Amer.
irans-Thai Cruel Hoax, Gle, etc.

LONDON, April 23.-The Cabinet Council
sent dispatch to Gen. Wood asking do.
tails Of the plans proposed for the exped.
ton for the relief oil Berber. A majority Of
the cabinet favor sending a small force Of
English and Egyptian Holdlera, but before
hnally giving assent they insist that Nubar
Pasha and Gen. Wood shall state the exact
number Of the force, what the equipments
viii DO and the cost Of the expedition. 1t
IS reported Gen. Wood proposes | 900 men
De sent, half English, Many English OIL.
will pc ready In ton days II camel trans
portation, used in the Red Sss expedition,
is available. Nubar pasha telegraphed 10
Hussein Pasha, Governor OF Betber, to
maintain bis post as relief may now be
llUpGu IOFs .-I ..E.-
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Protection Of pn,cn, MclIc,n,nc,,

PirrsHuRGn, Pa, April 93.-The move
ment to maintain prices on proprietary
medicines inaugurated by the druggists
here recently, promises to spreid through
out the country. Thirteen Of the largest
patent medicine manufacturers iu the
United States have formed q proteci:9e as.
sociatlon to prevent the cutti.g Of rates and
circulars have been sent to all wholesale
and retail dealers, notifying them not to
sell OF less than at tho established prices,
unde! The penalty OF having the supply cut
of. Thirteen prominent firms in the East
have already been boycotted because OF a
violation Of the rules Of the new organiza.
ton, ....[7. = g. =
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0S the test vote ut Utica the Arthur.
E!muuds combination beat the Blaine
men by only eleven votes in poll Of 491,
showing remarkable strength for Blaine in
the Presidents own State. In the election
Of delegates at.!arge it is evident that some.
body tr0ke faith for Roosevelt and White
could not have commanded so many votes
jfthe Blaine men had not stood by them.
But the iavor was not reciprocated and Mill.
Grand Cornell! were eft,the former by only
thirteen votes. And go the delegation.at-
lageis divided between Arthur and Ed.
munds. OItho district delegates as far as
hsard from Arthur hss %; Edmunds 10;
Blaine 81; anti-Arthur, but not openly
committed, 1. -t.s.s
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Ara needing Of colored men Of Char
le.on Stale convention OF colorcd men
"A, called to meet in that city on May 80.
II IVES n.olyel, among other things; "that
TO the yicto.a belong the spoils, regardless
Of race or previous condition." "thaL we
demand Of tie Republican party equal
rs,io Of the national appointments, as the
colorel vote o!any State bears to That OF
the white vote" "tEat wo demand share
Of The money sent to this Third Con-
yressional DIstric! TO deiray the expenteH
Of lhe campaign" I