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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-06
THE SITUATION.

scenes of Great Activity an the Hotel Cor
ridors and Lobbies.
CmrAGo, July o. Exclusive. -Chica-
90 IS alive with politicians. The lobbies OF
the Palmer and Pacific Hotels are crowded
with busy. busting wire PuIlers. The walls
of all the principal hotels are decorated
with pictures of the leading candidates.
The features of Flower, Cleveland and Nc
Donald are looking down upon you at every
turn in the labyrinthian halls Of the Palmer
House. As vet have seen no portrait OF
Ben Butler. While the crowd seems i'm
mense. it has scarcely commenced coming.
1t is only the advance guard Of what will be
here tomorrow and the next day. The
Cleveland headquarters are at the Palmer
and Pacific. Flowerhas established at the
Palmer and his friends occupy a fine
suit of ParIors.
Mcdonald headquarters are all over
town. while the Butler boom is in the by
wavs and hedges. The friends Of Bayard
are making a quiet, active canvass, and his
friends viii spread the Bayard bancer from
the Palmer House The Louisiana dslega-
ton was the first to arrive; California came
second. The former is here to fight Butler
ard the latter to war against Field. Senator
Sharon, of Nevada, prominent Republican,
is here manipulating Fields canvass. This
is reg r,lrd as a rather novel proceeding.
! had talk with ex-Mayor Prince, of
Boston, who is here, and he informs me
that oue-third of the Massachusetts delega-
ton will disobey instructions, and will vote
against Butler. Prince is fighting Butler
bitterly, 1u, saws if he is nominated, he will
carr Massachusetts
The Advance Guard
ofTammanv arrived this morning to pre-
pare for the delegation which will come to-
morrow evening seven hundred strong.
They have their war pain, on and will knife
Cleveland Bayarl is the choice Of Tam
many. One of the Bayard leaders assured
me today that all of Buffers strength will
90 TO Bavard in the final round. So far
Cleveland has had the boom, but what effect
the arrival OF Tammanv in checking 1t may
have is hard to tell Il an eastern man is
nominated, the contest will be between
Bayard. Cleveland and Randall Ifit goes
west New York will claim the second
lace aud Vim. r. Travers, the
Millionaire Banker
will be the man named. There seems to DO
a general impression here that Tilden will
not accept, and his name is los; sight OF IN
the fierce contest between the other candi-
dates. The little Delaware delegation is
here working for the blue hens chicken
They say they want a man who can get the
full Democratic vote, which they regard as
Of more Importance than any ez-
pedient 10 catch the strug-
Cling Republican reform element,
and that Bsyard is the man. The only
West Virginia delegate present is Ex-Scua-
for Davis, who arrived this morning and is
uuartered at the Palmer He is for Bayard
FIRST and Cleveland second. The West Fir-
rinia headquarters at the Palmer were
opened this evening. 1t IS large par'or,
Handsomely furnished, on the second floor
adjoining the Maryland and Connecticut
headquarters. Iris going to be an i'm
mense convention and there will be great
d ficulty in securing rooms. G. II. NJ
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TIIOEN.

With one Acclaim VIII the Old sage Re-
ceiye the Great Prize.
/ think that Tilden viii De nominated by
acciamatien, and in all human probability
accent. No other result can come from the
present condition and temper Of the party.
There are many ambitious candidates IN
the field, but grave and dangerous object
tons are urged against each and every one.
Great efforts viii Be made to enlist the dele
gates under one banner or another. A few
delegates may be gathered into this or that
camp. but to the majority the. nomination
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CHICKASAW OUTLAWS.
United states MarshaIs with a Dozen Pris-
oners.


FoRr SMITH, ARK, July 3.-Deputy
United States Marshals J. H. Mershon and
Bass Reeves came in late this eyening from
the Chickasaw country with twelve prison
ers, FIVE charged with assault with intent TO
kill. FIVE for larceny, and two are whisky
peddlers. Ed McCury. one Of the num-
ber, is badly wounded in the groin, having
been shot while resisting arrest, near Les
homingo, about three weeks ago. The Off
GERS had some rough experience on the
trip A man named Webb, charged With
murder, engaged them in running fight,
and was totally wounded. dying the next
day. One Hamilton, a full-blooded Chick
asaw, also resisted arrest, and in the fight
Mershon's horse fell and his posse run over
him, bruising the officer up badly. Hami[
ton was wounded, but escaped to the woods,
where, it is reported. he has since died he
was also charged with murder. This fight
occurred near Fisbertown, Greek nation.
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INDUSTRIOUS FELLOW.
Lnboring Both Early and Late for


Gain.
HAETwELL, Ga, July Six months ago
a pleasant stranger giving the name of
Robert Hagle presented himself at the farm
house Of Mrs Malisa, Christian, young
widow Of some means, and found ready en-
ploymeut. i, did not take him long, how
ever. 70 be advanced from the post Of ser
van, 20 that Of husband. This broaght
about gossip which developed the fac. tha,
Mr.. Hagle vas already the proud husband
OF txo wires in South Carolina, who still
kep, q warm place in their hearts for him
The Industrious husband rode OF ~ith his
third pife's horse AID buggy he,seen tso
sans, ard Hn~ the ill-.-estet !ady aFsrs :
rezard Of SO ior bis arrest.
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CONGRATULATIONS
For Representative Kasson, the New Ger
man Minister.

WASHINGTON, July 5. 5.-Representative
Kssson, of Iowa nominated yesterday to be
minister to Berlin, has been heartily con-
graduated to-day, aud general regret is ex
pressed BY Republican members that he is
to leave them. He has been one of the
most efficient members of the committee on
Ways and Means, and has shown especial
ability in the consideration of tariff matters.
He IS an American and for America,
speaks four languages including German,
aud will, it is believed, make a vigorous
representative He will not 20 to his post
for several weeks yet.
Republicans are condemuing Democrats
in unmeasured terms for 6lbustering TO de-
feat the consideration in the House of the
Mexican war pension bill. There is no
prospect Of the bill being passed this
session.
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MORGAN COUNTY.

Solid For The SON of His Father, C. J.
Faulkner.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, July s. Exclusive.
The Morgan County Democracy is wide
awake. The County Convention held to-
day. was splendid success, The attend
ance was large aud enthusiastic. A resola-
cion instructing the delegates to vote for
Hon. L. Boyd Faulkner for Governor was
naSSed
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BROOKE COUNTY.
Senatorial Delegates Instructed for W. X.
Pendleton.

PendletOn.
WELLSBURG, July s. Exclusive The
Democratic party Of Brooke county was
represented by intelligent men from all parts
of the county in a mass meeting at the
court house to-day. The meeting was in
response to call of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee of the county for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to the State
convention which meets in the city Of
Wheeling July %; and delegates to the
First Congressional district convention,
and also conferees to determine
upon candidate for the State
Senate for the First district and also can
didate to represent Brooke and Hancock
counties in the House of Delegates.
The meeting was called to order at 2
o'clock D. M, by Mr.. Zilliken, Chairman
of the County Executive Committee. An
organization was effected by calling W. H.
Billings, Esq, to preside over the deibera-
tons, with +. P. Nuzum at the Secretarys
desk. The question as to the number OF
delegates to the State Convention aroused
some interest. but it was decided to
appoint twelve and the same number Of al
ternates. The meeting refused to submit
the selection of list of delegates TO COM
mittee, and proceeded to choose the follow
ing persons to cast the vote of the county
in the State Convention, viz: Captain Wm.
Oakes. Henry ZilHken, 7. II. Buchanan, A.
V. Wells. Vim. Hammond, Wilson Knight,
II. G. Lazcar, ThoS Evert Nathaniel
Wells and J. c. Miller.
The delegates to the Congressional eou-
vention, six in number, are 7. H. Blchan-
non, John Dornan, Abram Wilson, W. II.
Billings, Lewis Wells and Thomas Evert,
Resolutions.
The following resolution, offered by F. P.
Nuzum, was passed without a dissenting
voice.
Whereas, The Demoeraic voters OF
Brooke county recognize in Hon. William
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81 Leonard,s seateaee

LosDos, Jaly lord Sc LeoIsrds,
who was convicted Of having assaulted
servant girl, was today brought before the
court and received nominal sentence of
seven weeks confinement in Sevgsate. the
sentence to date frnm the time Of his con
yic;ion. The judge took into constellation
tie doubtful character Of the girl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-06
LADIES' SUITS.

We hsye made speciality this sss-1 q l>1'~
and Children, made up Garments, and haze has
died an immen.e stock. and our saiss hs's .bsss
enormous We hnd Of the sios< oi ths sssaes %
have lev LEFT Of the choices, ssr~eps - hsss -.
died and seyrc.- No, 70 carry then orss. ssi hsvs
put prie. apo. them 70 s.,l them.
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Millinery Goods.

with .tssh - lsrse end ,ar,ta. -ith p'ies r,ss'
Ing from he lovct neds upwards. IL sssss inpss-
dbl. ior a. 70 max. Jnsp.isn t our tiesaa ayiss
ana auose p.sess. The lsdis q wbsdis en-, hss-
syss, ismiiia md segraistsd siih thsstSs ssss
In the u.de hsvisg rscs:rsds lsfss psses-r
from them q. o1rpsi,es. Ths resssas W tAh sss
parent Our stoek hss hsss ths ksvss, Sss "yi~
ibe ebslcsst, ssd our pvinss NJ issse. We ~
poe ssy 70 satio oafsiss, ssd ssss sss fs'ssA''
without nrniioninT pric,s. tbsi . gysss ssfrsls
.vsiu m vhs visit oar Mfiiinssy Essns asnsS ~
soarisssses Il sss epoa Clesrtse sAie.
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Grover Cleveland, Candidate for the
Democratic Nomination for
President.

what is a patriot, papa,
And why is he called great
+ it because he's better far
n au either you or Others are
To rule alairs VI state
"A patriot, my simple son,
M these legvn rate days,
when fraud and factions rule, i one
Who thiuk> that he's great hiL gun,
N>,Eying highest praise.
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Silk Department.

!, In th,, Department, " hsvs reduced pr'os %
the lowest prios- ever made on silt Goods ssd %
stock for variety and extent, no merehsoi oss1ids
Of our larger elite, darc a,tsmp, TO duplicate.
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pr,.sx car cks,dsg ssis, vsysoru.s nsh -
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Gssds vw - passsl - sis = ~es, : -
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he GALVESTON News.

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MmWlSlAMA STATE
UNIVERSITY
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col, WIN. PRESTON JOHNSON
pRESlD T.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1884-05-31

Chambersburg is a suburb Of Tren-
ton, with n population of 5000. The
late Legislature vested In it the power
to grant saloon licenses, which former
ly belonged only to the county courts.
Since then the Borough Council has
been in hot water. The strong temper
ance element in tie place has besieced
it with circumstances against the grant
ing of several of the licenses, and, on
the other hand, Trenton lawyers have
hurled the iercest kind of speeches ut
the Fathers in favor of the applicants.
at a meeting the other evening Cap
tain Wilmington, eX-NGayor Of tie Dor.
Ough, charged Peter Emmons, one OF
the applicants, with having violated
the excise laws in many particulars.
John Risdou, another temperance man
reiterated the charges. Counsellor II.
n. Barton, for Mr.. Emmons, institute
ed suit for 3, 1000 damages against With
ington and Bisdoa for Islander. Both
Chambersburg and Trenton are great
y excited over the suit.
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Press Comments.

The Salem Sunbeam" says: "New
Jersey Democrats, in convention assem-
bled, cheered Revenue Reform with
proper protection to u industries.
That's sensible
The Newark News" thinks that un
fortunately for Mr.. Carlisle it is more
important that the Democrats should
| find "A candidate who can carry New
York than one who can carry Kentucky
Trenton "EmpOrium:" SIT is said
that Comptroller Anderson runs the
State Prison, Deaf and Dumb Inst;-
tute, three-fourths of the State House,
and that monthly check for $685. 80,
while the Governor only runs the other
fourth of the State House, and one
fourth of the Railroad Tax Commits.
sion."
Newark "~Journal:" "Many Ameri-
cans, particularly some who ale
charged with important financial trusts
and who have gone GIL recent sailing
steamers for a trip i'll Europe, have
been suddenly compelled to terminate
their vacations and are hurTying back
home"
The New Brunswick "Fredonian',
thinks that ex-Treasurer Spinner
should always talk for Republicans and
write for Democrats-not because he
doesn't talk well, for he does, but be
cause his lightning-struck handwriting
would puzzle the Democrats at first
and make them Nate themselves after
they had deciphered it.
Burlington "Enterprise;" "New
Brunswick editors are certainly bad
men when their ire is aroused. Bah
cocks remarks on jim Scovel and Cor
dOn's complimentary references to Joe
Naar read as though manufactured
from the same cloth. 1t must be the
water in New Brunswick that has that
effect. OF course they drink nothing
Emma Bickel, the murderess, whe
shot down her lover in cold blood, wa,
declared insane, although there WAS
scarcely a symptom of insanity TO war
rant such Il decision, and size escaped a
prison cell. The man Who struck a
on the head with a blackjack,
and whose conversation, appearance
and previous record all show him to he
demented, is tried, convicted and sen
fenced to five years i'll prison. There
is no doubt that the plea of insanity is
too often taken advantage of to escape
the penalty of crime; but where the
man is so evidently Il ''crankn as the
McCaulley was, this fact should
have some weight in judging his respon
That the judge erred in his
decision is the general opinion. Even
had McCaulloy been of sound mind,
however, five years Imprisonment for
a "a is Il severity which Phil
are unaccustomed to wit
ness, especially when it follows 50 close
y upon what is almost equivalent to
Ihe release of IA murde,eSs. 1t IS such
as these that make the multi
Jude wonder at the ways of JUSTICE
rhila. Evening News.