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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

correspondence on practical .srtc uiiursi ,cr
~ u snllcltssi Address all Conmun lcstinn
inieaaed fss thl- A. psrtusnt 10 M. hckeen
Al fryebars. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

rhree or -four houFs every niEht coughing. Get
" Rough on Coughs rruchss. IS. Balsam. l,c
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A phy.ician say. 80 child does not
thrive on fresh mllk holl H. IL ine- not
state how long he child .holi he boiled
We should think thsrr ~oult oe danger oi
hitting N InIl lnn lnng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

sg-vssstiue IL composed Of roots snd
hsrK and hsrhs II Il very PHEASANT 70
,.l,. every child likes n.
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Ksrcu on pAIN iOHorsEB iiAsfEn
Improved, the hr.t flr back
ache. palms la chest o. sale. ibsunaiisn. ngu
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OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

lCommunicslio,s cor ms Dersrtmen, Should
- .ent ne e<iiior. ". a. kAsfsAs. Hast sun
net. Ne
I-CuAnADE
Come. Johnnie. and prtsal Tor ne
%. mother, I'm tlref = said he.
bat yoa must ssid his mothsr,-
"Eithsr yoa or yoar brother,
raks hold % the total. said she.
~Bu, I'm terribly tired. said he.
sAud frsfing and doat agree"
"Prtas awhile. said his mother
First you. thea yoar brother,
Last The rAois Up and dovn.- said she.
GAIA Sam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

Composed % - lstters.
MySAaa ~. Is. Is. . Vas an ancient
musiCal in-trumcnt
NJ rs. m. {. I. "a l. The cry ola frog.
nv -. A. - l. q proooan.
Nv -. :. ~. ~, %. :, ~ Il public
speech
NJ 10. a. no = % behold.
Nv rs L. pronoua.
NJ no. ~. "a. l. an instrumen, Of pun
snmeut
NJ whole l. nom Shakespeare
pHL
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WnnnFINa rnraH.

- Wells Health Rrns-er" restores health And
sigyr. cures Dyspepsia. etc. o.
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10 Rorau oN KsTI

AL for o. Rom oa Coush..' Coughs COLT.
sore Ihroai. iioafsens-- tfUcnss d.. i.gaid
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Rough on Itch curr. Hnm.srs. krupfion-,
ing~Orm. tsttef. salt rheum. irUsicd f,ei, chil'
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VIM AMAkK

for children. SLOW In icveiopment. puny and
delicate. Use : Wells Iisaith Ksnsver-
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"RoUGH on PsiS PoRoUsED PLssrgRi
sirci gtheoing. Improved, the bet 4 = back
ache. psins In chest Or siis. rbeumatisn, nsu
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And the many fnrat Affriiu us ~ children.
promptly. pl--ssntiy sol ssislF o. level ~
. ROosh on Coughs Iuchss Is. balsam a.
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DO the RIGHT THING,


ALhAtfi y Y.
-. Dsrif kssrsff Rrsaaaf A. \
uFaE 80 Atrut r.yst i-srs 80 1888 10
90 num liver a nrIif. pufisE ~ aitscts
A . auarIruc a srferr utia arr1nusnief b. shat
e. 80 der ~ tsltrf hes csillrF a. drauf.
isg .. asrsatiaa. 20 aEunF of H sss ain "a D. q.
ti.s|l eafussnTr Nnus ~ ~ usHn M eInss
ssnpl - h. ssrh st.ss hsf any - "a upia ~
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ifna 90 my tusiastf Tbs covered lsrioi of
Tfar.
TiraiIy Mf It'd Hrurslsf - this eify. sus
- a. yruf fAN lHfff HNNEuf a. a. ftosI
saf 90 ~ lnu i.rar : nai 81 tAten ne
shas a g. nrsf io'Ilr - Fs fuu 4 u1st iifci.
"a fgiisI ~ l.slf .assril asaI al 10 az fsIs1t
I fsssirff ih D .urr A. frIlI tai lisest ny tot
sIIhHuf co. O. fInsf istrs.s Nsfuar 49, unsd o. H.
49, runr fFffn ] ftnnai tfftf ftpf.ss nv -
r.slislisa af ~ ussif ksanatI's FAhDAiTE
Rem o. ihsr tf 60 H ! fos thsi siufe n l.sfsan
h. ffgs BE- FTfast nsFe ferrn l~n.is
3 o. rrsi maaI q Nv on 80 anl ~ stat
urss i.us truly. = ftf,ON.
eif A'ftHufrr AFfnls.
NJ ffp nn ls e. q nanFfs ri ans respect.
"a rrsItrnts sud ouusfnts % ins lu1Iifs tga -
no sbHFr .ffff..
10. nasa KssssiI. rhTsslsn snd ssrgeoa.
Il. "a -.
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IITE PHE-sHN'FR

II you are falling. brnk n. sorn out ani uer
sou.. use "well' Heath Rsnswer" o. At
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Isdie. Who woaid r.iain fre.hnes- and VI
sssity don't fall "a try Wells iisaith Renew
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Ast for Wells" Koagh Goa Cofu." 81. Quick
cure. Hart of at fn-. haniou,
saus
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lacking Irritating Coughs. toid., o. fhroal
cured ~ Rough on eooxhs- iroches, -
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ANsxEks TO PuIILks OF LksT wEKK
i-Namslcss.
4 -Rons wAs uot halt In Gay.

.-I. Esl 2. Tohacoo. .. Cat 4. Tn.
8. Pine g. MICA :. Lamp :, Eod,
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PnrfIY WnMKS

Instant relief fnf Neuralgia, Toothsrhe. facs
.che Ask fur RDugh on I,lotnaclr" IS knl
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Attention Lad II s'

AaNNMNHN NNNA IT,
ssiss'-t start 81 I.s,.s' st-. ps... nssts.
NJ. A fro,hisghsn. Shoe Dealer So PART
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Il YOU are losing yoor Trip oa me-. ny We'll.
lealtn nenesefe Cos. diI,sCt ~ seak spots
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Johnny thinss his mother q. not good
tsmp~rance woman. hs, ause be- beard hi.
cunt Say. when b.. mother va sick' ihsi
The troablc wss lnsiisri ant he says no
temperance woman woui dnnk elder.
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From Mslpr Downs. Mliia'y Instructor
It NJ Pleasant AcsismY. siog sine. y.
\. Danng ths very cold weather 49,
.ofsfius With Cstafrh Nv hesd AMI
throa, schsd 80 severely thsi "a. obliged
a. keep qaist BY. Cream Bslm ~. sug'
ss.tsd wthin an hour frum ne fr.t az
plicstiou frlt relieved, th- pain hrgsn %
.ub.lie. 10 q 20 Gay. I 80. entirely
cured. W A DowNs Price zoe.
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a. Nee reru.ue sutcufa huuch Of gresn
uoTs o. ~ sffe Iafei ~fuu a. re we
poisuauus slIr silh hey of "hcps- ia thef
nNns.
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Lasst Hotel Enterprises

- A. -i.i. saYs that While passenger fFom
,.sr loIl nl bard ship foins afouni cAss
gan. In hs s,fly days q emigration 10 Cal.
Ir.i. ti iesfled that one q The oeeers q
tltr..l III sa1ot himself. dafins IN W.
sd .ao.i. aais disass ~ he aas q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
A SALVATION ARMY CAPTURED.

ROCHESTER, \. T., July 27.-Ihe SaIVatIoH
Army numbering sighteen men and womenwsre arrested
by the police this afternoon while engaged IN "alh
around front OF the Court House Ihey pouhueu Oh
tambouriue. and sang ren.Ous hymns TO .acrhegious
n,sic 10 attract crowd Their caused great ex-
element In the centre o. the city, and the
streets about the court House and City Hall
were thrsnged with people At police headquarters hey
declared they were glad tAey were arrested, a tny
,vua un for ne first secure sympathy from the
Cnr.tiau. OF this city and would be looked upon "a
MARTYRS They we're each given cell, and were held
,,rf ae Magistrate Court opens tomorrow Issisht
tbcv Das--d their behind the bars singing -Ay%uoa
Ariny songs, shouting and praying. The Police Com
Tn.-iouers armed tuem week that they must not
create "A disturbance on the streets.
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GRAIY ~ rHE Y0RrHWEST.
WHEAT DAMAGED ~ RUST. SMUT AND HAi1-THE
TINE FOR HARVEST.
rrtpapAps ro rug

WHEAT DAMAGED ny RUST. SMUT AND HAiG-TnE
TINE FOR HARVEST.
irr rFGEeBArs rRE rRfnrNE.l
Sr. PAIL. July 2G-The hail and other
storms NJ the present week have I'd disastrous eh'ct
upou crops I'm some paris " nuesotl AMI Dakota ruin
ing many fields IN Their track In dozes counties OF
western Minnesota ana southeastern Dakota tho average
lose 4. 90 prr cent and In some townships 90 10 - per
cent curious feature tho storm tho absence oI
hail nt number of points and plenty of 'l ohcr Places
Reports from sections outside of the AREAS deVsed arc
a, foowsi
ncnorts from MIL Rank ana Hr stone CITY, on The
Unstinra and Dakota Railroad ths smut Ia appohr
Ing in many neds and fears are entertained that VIII
spread Tits section greatly damaged laHt year by
smut and s temperance a discouraEnR To the farmers
Tho soft seed wheat ln these loc'lte7 a't 'prw
was tainted with smut. AMI the Tact has boon d'mo
srapd over and over agnn that where smutty wheat Il
sown, smutty wheat will he roapod one farm near liR
Stone city sas COO acres or hard wheat and It IA carey
free from smut.
Along the inc of the wluoua and Pt Peter
Railroad In Dakota good deal Of rust Is 'een aud mnny
fields are badly damaged. 1hir condition ~ also true on
the Fargo southern Railroad TO some extent While rust
II not appearing generally the localities Affected VIII b'
Of sufficient 10 decrease materially The total yicd
large dspntch snys that the outlook r. little changed
in that part OF Dakota. Although the condition %! a.
fairs shows radical change, sin reduction ~ c't
mItes r. necessary 10 Indicate truly the conslton of AZ
fairs The crop viii not ." over an a'eI,as q, ",it
brought about by strange divergence lp the Ytlu
Two pieces of wheat, side by side Will show irospec-
tive difference bushels In weld and 10 IL stated ihat
this solely caused by either poor ploughng bad seed
or poor cultivation. In many nsds the Yield VIII br
twenty FIVE bushels, hut Others OF the class before
mentioned the crop viii be small
uniformly are looking fine, a. also arc barley and
the fields OF corn. -
The elevators have encoura -ing reports and with inc
execution of q small h3l storm m the nclglDoihood o.
Mimic, which damaged "A few fields, there has been no
damage from storms
The harvest IN Minnesota viii begin the first week in
August I'm nearly all of the state. few nrl- are
ready row and cutting VIII be done this We'k Dut
the work viii not he general before August 10 = In
Dakota harvest will begin about the sSmo u a. e1-
In the lanes River Valley and also IN the Mi souri, River
Valley crops are almost ripe and cutting may begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
MEAsrREs AGAINsr TIE NlInLIsrs.

Sr PrrnsnrHG. July 27.-lhe car has mp
pointed commlssion 20 revise the laws relating
10 Finland In tho direction of complete suppress
Hon of the locai government The Dict Of Finland
Will bc limited 70 consulting role. The initiative
fall laws will be delegated to the Goycruor-Gen-
crll Tho reasons for this project are that the
NIhilists are making Finland the basis Of plots
against the Clar and his Government, and that the
plots arc conniycd nc by tho Finnish authortics
aud people.
IL consequence of the inquiry into the conspiracy
nj Warsaw. ~ has been arranged that the Car viii
arrive Al Fortress Modln. outside of Warsaw.
BERLIN, July 27.-rhe police here hayo expelled
great number Of Russians Permits will be
granted the remainder allowing them "a stay from
thres 90 twelve months. according to the urgency
Ol their business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
VOTING N ENGLAND.
A GREAT MEETING N BEHALF Of THE FRANCHISE
BILI-HARTINGToN AND BRIGHT

\
BULI-HARTINGTuN AND BRIGHT
N,NCHEsrER, July 27.-Forty thousand per-
sons were present at the Liberal meeting in this place
last night including nberr OF the House Of Com
prominent Liberals. Mr. Gladstone sent let
ter apoog.Nng FOR his absence.
Tie Marquis OF Harrington in supporting resolution
Of confidence M Gadstones policy, charged the Con-
servayes with insncerty in their protessed desire to
enlarge the franchise Their fears that the Governments
redistribution scheme would favor the Liberal majority
were ungrouuded De said the confidence Of the House
Of Lord. needless TO the existence OF The govern
mert. lie believed IL would be mprudcnt 70 attempt 10
reform the House " Lords now. as the Government
had sufficient work hand already.
Mt Bright IN bis speech said be believed the conquest
by the people would complete it had been before
They had the object of compelling house repre-
seuting nobody directly to accept dill passed by house
representing millions OF people. The Cabinet rad the
right decide the question whether there should be- one
bills. majority Of the House Lords refused 10
accept il new principle which Mr. Gladstone Introduced
give perfect Justice 20 the Irish pOle Tie sudden
ncfioio the conservatives Tor the franchise OIL
stimuli. ted Or,r thc passage OF the Dill ln Ae
autumn. Uulr-- tsc English people were q lrtus ana q
sbar which be doubted thc7 would know how TO deal
with titled herelis sry Chamber, whose Arrogance ana
interests and Instincts of the Nation rCheer.l n ae
franchise oi Was relcc ed In the autumn D leioNrd
i, .r,raIf ot fS,r yiv-9 In tFocasc ihey we're un-
ale % anticipate that statement but The view of the
English De0pr would tnIt their Orei1thers hSd hAd
the power curb adespOl mouarlLyihe ot the pre,rhl
dly had equal power 10 curb AZ arrogant ana 20
tu0u mt speaking OF or,y Ot the Peers, au p"rl-
Ot.c u'IZarcnF.
NJ Bught's speech was greeted with loud and pro-
lOnged cheering Resolutions tavorug tue pas'"-r OF
the Oll sdop 81 unanlmO isy. inc MNr-
qui- Hdrtln- -tOu addressed an OYefuo" meeting Ous
side Of the hall Ia which Mr. Bright poke.
LONDON July EN- ace corlauce with circular call
ing for a counter demons rst TO that Of tho Liberals
last Monday the question OF the FRANCHISE o' WI.
of House OF mons
with several gentlemen 70 second resolutions 20 be Of
fered. drove to HYDE Park Yesterday ln Wt-oneI,'
Tie few people present treated tnc affair - l'%e.
resolution passed expressing confidence n Nj N@-
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1ELLGRAPHLC NOTES.


OFFERING a NEw-PArER FoRs
CrNCrSS VII July 27.-Ihf CpsciuHpi san. a 2-Cent
morning daily newspaper, Is advertised for sale.
Al EDITOR Has REtOURsE TO LAW.
NORTH ArrLLBoRC, July 27.-The Rev. ". Henry
King Of TINS place. has sued l"e AW,boro Chron'S.e
thai paper July u detrimental 10 king a school
committeeman and a. journalist king Is the editor VI
Tie AiLe50rO EoeHtHq E.derprise
FOR BUREAU OF SANITATION.
CHcAG July 2l.-Ihe Executive Committee Of tho
National Plumbers Association tonight closed three
days President Andrew Young instructed
10 present memorial 10 (Ongress 10 constitute bureau
OF practical santatisn and Vice President Allison OF
Cincinnati was sppoate represent the National A.
sociation at The Washington cholera conference on
CHICAGO wHEELMEN n BOSTON.
BOsroN. July 27.-1be chicago vheeimen arrived last
night. hey were escorted by large number of b-
cyclists roa local clubs. he mem had accidents
Hote. Wellesley.
sHOT WITHOUT PROvOCATON.
Kansas CRY, July 27.-Eobcrt Logan. an inofcnsive
mechanic, shot dead by Erard snsed, a dIssolute
character. In a liquor store IN TwcntYthiri--t crowd
procured and threatened 10 lynch sneed, but the
officers conVeyed him 70 prison
THE SWISS AMBASSADORS SALARY.
tonight and prepared petition a. Bundcsrata in re-
gard 10 resignation Of me swiss Amoassado: 10 tue
United states Emil Erie. Ihe Ambassador res!fned
cause he was not given ST. 900 Instead OF $4,000
year.
DOING A MURDER on THE WAY TO CHURCH.
Tyler says negro named Bailey living IN the southern
portion OF the city, called to zight and
cnurch when they re4cnsd the vicinity OF Bsnsys
house steans told biz vie To- 70 certain way Ans he
mItted after which stuarns and wife went To
stsArns w4s arresved and placed in jail to-day.
REGATTA OF THE HULL YACHT CLUE
BOsTOS, July 27.--The secopd annual regatta OF the
Hun Yacht Club of yesterday There was falr
sang from he eastward. The number OF entries
unusually large aud the race passed on succe'siuy
The course for and second classes miles
and for the third and fourth Elk Ess Inc prize waner
third class, Joker fourth class hlsAet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28


BALTIMORE, July 27.-Near POcomoke City,
in Worcester County yesterday occurred Of the most
shocking murders ever known in Maryan The actors
in the tragedy Irving Mills, o. Baltimore, and
l. T. C. Davis, OF PocomOke City The lattei's
daughter, Mr.. Mary + Ross, widow OF twenty
five, has for come time been visited by
Mr.. Mills who is umuer for W. G.. Bans and Co.,
Wholesale grocers of this city Mr.. Davis the victim IN
spoken OF peaceabe eitzen Hs objected
Ms visits to his taukhter aud she planned o. meet
the young man canGestnely. Yesterday after
nOoH snc left homo telling her father that she
intended 10 vis, friends by, Instead OF dong
50 She met Mil, and with BIN wsnt diving. A. they
were returning tLey met Mr.. DAVIS. lie seized tho
horses brul- and ordered ma daughter Goo alCh- aad
accomaary aim home. NIs Ross opeyed, though Mills
eudeayOrcd 10 drive OF Then the yOuu- mar. III a
III OF rage. drew pistol aud snot NJ Davis
dead. horroI-sjr.ckeu, the woman spians uyol
Mills and prevented mis- firing another shot Tie
murdered mans body Ar once taken home, followed
by MS weeping ghter and Mills sSugRt refuge Ia his
uucles house far away. Fearing the resentment OF
the people sowever started % with only pair OF
ppers hs feet and walked 10 PrRcrss Anne, where
he surrendered himself The Jail Mills is about twenty
age and = sad 10 % be OF dssuated HABITS
Mr.. Davis was about sixty years OIL.
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nrr or rRlsoN INl0 cRlNE.


ACCUSED Or BURGLAR. $50 Hrericltp ol M'h-
DIR.
TowAVpA. Penn, July 27.-For years j. Van
Rensselaer, nngndor ,Hho from hls great strength a"n
the fac NJ his having only nnEor on hls right hand
s called ths zone nagered samoan has been the terror
of the border counllc. oi this part ~ reunvyana lie
has several terms Ia the psneutAy and recently
returned TO mi. locality from Auburn whero he served
torn Of seven years for attempting 10 XIII the 'henh o
Tloga County a murdarous Assault ON two citihcns ~
Owego. and Tor laibreasiug lle b. NOW In jal At ta'
place charged with burglary, the circumstance Leading
10 which have awakened strong suspicious that he may
80 been . participant 10 darker crime.
Few months ago l4g4dorn wont 10 Springfield IN th'
county to work vt hls trade ~ HtOuc,n1Fon. james
Barrett who lived thrrc had wife vita whom HnRadoin
became Intimate. Finally Barett disappearod and II
WIS said had Il, surd hs wife and gone West MIS-
Hirrctt engaged to do homework FOR Fannlns Cole
wdowrr of Springfield who lived alone
Two woo ago Cole went away on
business, when he returned hc fousd his house had been
ruusarkrd and other ihings $500 In money hId
brru stoen 80 one had Mr. Barrett Tor some DAYS
and Hagldorn was also missing. omcrrs we're Put on
their track A. Canton, Pcnusyya la wa, FOUND that
by Canton Justice Of the peace. H1sadorn was loull
on. day ast week at NJverlE. lie had been spending
money lavish Y In that pscc for dny or two lie sll
that ne had Inst married Uch widow. lie was arirrled
bV the Wayrrr officers after struggle, shack eel
and chained. and brought tO this village feEolNet
which identified the property OF aiming was
Forty dollars Ia money also recovered Inc Barrett
woman was Fuhaequeuy found Troy and taSeu INTO
custody bur vas discharged ere being no evidence
uuou which could he br held An accompuce In the
robbery Hagadorn was lodged IN Jail Grave doubts are
now entertained 10 Barrett having gone west, Mdhy
believing that he has been murdered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
Az ELEcTRIc4L STREET EAILWlY.

CLEvEL AND, July 27.-The first electric rau.
road public use in America went into operation IA this
city Yesterday N connection with tie Lasr Cleveland
street Railroad Company which has Just completed mile
road The experiment was successful rhat the COM
pAny expect TO change their entire system romprslng
over txen miles, electric roads The system used
was a combiuation OF the srush and Knight Bentley
systems and carried Oh underground con-
ductors laid IN condus Ike those OF cable roads. The
cars we're started and stopped aud r-yer~ with the
catest ease Any number OF ears 70 nfseen can be
ruD ~ one tiue gle circuit and fros nine
which l. result not a.ned by Of tec European
tens operation Ine sccess OIL the new road has
made grca sensation In b0rh streetrAirOad and ees
rcal clrc es and Il peced greatly extend the field
or electrical development wei enhance the value or
street railroad properties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
THE WEST VIRGINIA FIGHT.
II CULNIlNATEs II THREATS OF DUELs AND LIBEL
SUITS.
lBY TrLrGRApH TO THE TRTBuNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WHEELING. July 27.-The fight growing out
NJ the acton of the recent Democratic state Convention
grows more bitter While the convention was IN progress
~. psoist,r the Only Democratic daily paper in the
st,to nublshcd an editorial decidedly severe on the
st,te Administrations which is also Democratic. The
editorial on the ticket a cold expression OF non
snproval This morning The Reqiser contained double
leaded editorial on the situation, in which II made dam
aging statements against several officials, naming the
officers Tie Reyisfcr also attacked the candidates for
Presidential electors and charged them with having Dc
fsated he Democratic ticket in 1872 calling them bar
nac es aud using other similar epthets Among those
attacked was Colonel Campbell, late member Of the
National Committee and Joseph Gallagher prominent
politician and penitentiaTy contractor. Tie editorial
created tue most intense excitement Colonel Campbell
called a. The Register Office. and. using the fomest and
proane language declared mis- intention to E the
author Of the article None the staff yet up but
TIT excitement spFc sd aud friends persuaded Ian poe
u the city a few days. lie dccld4tu lhdt ne
would ep &c the autsr = be found Later IL te
day J. T. Baker OF the editors OF the paper -oh OF
tlc proprietor received Anonymous letter threatening
ln with death If ihe Regcr did Not change s course
reported that Cal sEher, the penitenary conlr1Sor
mas sued the OF the newspaper Tor S0VOuO uanF
ages The majority OF the Democratic party - WIN IHe
A<gSeT, and believes 10 would be wiser 10 uclea lrc
Party than 70 indOss the present state administrators
down.
company has been formed to start a Democratic
eay paper II Is said seemngy good authority that
he hgter Will bolt Of the ticket, and possibly all
"Otnihg else s talked OF IN political circles.
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4 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER DISAPPEARS.
LHr rELEGRArH TO TIE TRIBCSE..

ROCHESTER,. July PA man. age about
thirty with dark complexion and heavy black mus
tache arrived the Whitcomo House on July II and
esered As f. Dodge OF New-York. He carried au or
dinary va.e OF black leather. and from his gen
eral appearance was thought be a commercial tray-
e-r Nohing unusual was noticed about him. except that
h. frequeued the barrOon aud drank considerably, a.
though not enough to become thoroughly ntox Gated.
Ha oe supper 90 Monday evening and went ont OF the
hotel From that time until the present no trace OF MN
has been found Yesterday an eXaGisauon was made ~
m. ya.. left al the noel. which found To contain
package OF advertlsln- cards OF J.
l. joyce & Co, Uanufacturers OF shoes
m New Haven strapped 10 the Ya-e al order
b0oa made OF impression paper, IN which three orders
were entered TWO from Beck Never o. TINS cry, ana
ono from i Court rev OF suspension Bridge Beck q
Never state tnar tuey have glvrn 10 orders 10 j. l.
joyce and co. and know person answering TO D0eSes
de-eriDtlOQ.