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AGED BUT AMoRous.
A Gray-Haired Subaltern In the Gospel
Army Madly In Love With Pretty fff-
teen-Year. Old Girl Who Laughs at Him.

teen-Year Old Girl Who Laughs nj HIM.
ALBANY, n. Y, July l6.-August Roden
resides in the pretty village of Woodhaven,
L. l., and is a man of mauy parts. Tha.
is to say, he is treasurer of the Congrega.
tional Church, teacher of the Bible class.
and q prominent member Of the temperance
society As if this was not sufficient TO oc-
cupy the time Of one person, August added
/, 10 his burdens by falling in love with girl
fifteen years his junior.
Among the residents Of Woodharen are
the Saliers, one Of whom, maiden Of ht-
tten, named Clara, is the object upon which
August has fixed his undying love. Miss
Clara IS ,ail and stately, with raven-black
snd lrsiIous eyes. She attended the Sun
Gsy school Of the Congregational church
and was member of the Bible class Of
which August was teacher. The young
man divided his time about equally in ex-
planning Scripture and saying pretty things
to the Young FrsncoAmerican beauty.
The latters parents considered that she was
"over Young to marry vet, and when Aug
ust waited on Mr.. Salier and asked him for
Clara the old Frenchman was indignant
Mary re petite Clara, Nevarer' he ex-
claimed. she has un father, and if she
wed you, she will have deux fathers. Ne
ware! You are too-vat you call i'm
aged"
This rebuff, however, did not discourage
the mature lover and he attended strictly to
his dual duty on Sunday, until the maiden
finally said to him:
Makes Her Tired.
"You make me tired. | will come no
more.
Then she ceased to attend the Sunday
school This only spurred August on and
whenever the pretty Clara set her foot out
side of her home the fond lover was at her
side. At last it became peCessary TO have
a guard attend the girl whenever she went
out. Her father usually formed the guard,
reinforced by double-barrelled shotgun.
This had bad effect upon August. He
was averse to buckshot, so he kept to him
self. Wandering alone at midnight hour,
with only sad thoughts of his broken hopes
as his companions, he grew desperate, aud
resolved TO die.
Last night he was walking in the moon.
light, when he met his loved one by chance.
He spoke to her, and her only reply was:
Go drown yourself, old grandfather.
That sette5it Retiring to - clump OF
bushes in the rear Of the engine house ot
the New York & Rockaway Railroad Com
pany, August placed a dose Of corrosive
subiimate to his lips and laid down to die.
The poison only made the despairing
lover very sick. His retching attracted the
notice of some workmen who bad been out
on lark, and they removed him to his
home
Let ME be- family cried August. 81
want to'die"
Faith an well jist not let ye die, at all,
at all, was the reply.
A stomach pump soon removed all fears
Of death, as well as the poison, and August
will be looked after bv his friends.
Two months ago August tried TO drown
himself at Newark, but was prevented by an
ofiic ~.
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THE CHOLERA,
Death of Sotables- The Flight From Tou.
Ion and Marseilles.

Death of Sota bles- The Flight From Tou-
Ion and MarseiIles.
TorLoN, Julon lG.-1he deaths from
cholera last night were %, including the
wife of Admiral Fisquet. Municipal Conn
scl3cr Ale2ard was attacked by the disease
last night and died this morning. Ros-
scap. Minister OF the Interior, and Herisson,
Minister of Commerce, have arrived.
They visited St. Mandrier Hospital to-day
TIE Project, welcoming them at the de-
pot, said that over 10000 inhabitants had
fled by the railway and 10000 by other
roads leading out Of the city. The present
moment threatened more terrible scourge
than the cholera, namely: unprecedented
want and misery Commerce and industry
were at a standstill, and great numbers of
workmen unemployed. NJ Rosseau as
sured the officials Of the sympathy of the
Government for the people, and said the
utmost would be done to relieve their dis
lreSS.
Infected Rags.
WAsHIYGSOH, July l6.-The Treasury De-
rartmcnt has been informed by one of its
agents on the Canadian border that paper
and rags supposed to have been collected
in the cholera infected districts Of Egypt
and Turkey and the south of France are be-
ing imported into the United States through
Canadian ports. ID. They are described as low
grade, and likely to contain germs OF the
disease. 4 large lot was recently shipped
10 this country from Liverpool
Vigilant Merritt.
LoNDpN, July l6.-General Merritt,
American Consul General has appointed
physician to examine vessels leaving Lon
don for the United States for the purpose Of
ascertaining their sanitary condition.
Eight Deaths in Three Hours.
MARsEILLEs, July l6.-Eight deaths from
cholera from nine o'clock this morning to
noon.
Still"Dying.
ToULoN. July lG.-Eleven deaths from
cholera here since last night, including the
commissary of Police and chief warden of
the prison.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
Stealing n Thousand Dollars from yir-
ginian.

Stealing n Thousand Dollars from n vlr-
ginian.
CrLrEPPER, Va, July ia robbery
was committed at the neighboring village
of Mitchelrs Station last night, which for
coolness and daring would rival some OF
the robberies in large cities Young Frank
Somerville, Of the firm Of J. W. Somerville
4 Co, merchants, Mitchelfs Station, on
returning to his store last night about II
O'Clock, was me; By three masked men,
who, with d.arn pistols, commanded him
to throw up bis hands he was then Sc
curely tied and gagged aud told to keep
himself comfortable. His captors deliber-
a,ely overlooked the stock OF goods and
helped themselves. They ordered him 10
open the iron safe, which he positively re-
fused 10 do. whereupon they broke a hole
in i. and blew it open, and took therefrom
$500 10 81. 900. overlooking one package Of
money containing about $500. They car.
ried away 10. Of canned fruit, &c, and
such other articles a. pleased their fancy,
leaving Mr.. SomerViile still bound and
gagged.
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MADE INSANE IN CHICAGO.
The Excitement of Convention Week Too
Much for One Connecticut Delegate.

The Excitement of Convention Week Too
Much for One Connecticut Delegate.
NEw HAVEN, July l6.-All Of the mem
bers of the Connecticut delegation to
Chicago except one arrived home in their
special car this morning. The one, Charles
H. Andrews, 43 years of age, an eS-State
legislator, was left at lunatic asylum in
Toledo, a raving maniac, the effect of the
excitement of the week Of Convention work.
Soon after arriving in Chicago Mr. Andrews
became i'll, owing undoubtedly to the
excitement that prevailed. Several
physicians attended him, but could do moth
inG,and they advised that he be taken home.
The delegates started Fast with him, but he
grew worse, and at Toledo became so vio-
lent that it was found necessary to place
him under restraint in private asylum.
Some of his wild fancies were that his asso-
ciates were going home without him and
that he would be killed before he got away.
Il shall never leave here alive said he,
wildly "but take my body with you, or at
leUst send word of my death TO my wife.
He tried to kill himself once by leaping
from hotel window, but was restrained.
Toledo doctors refused to express an oPn-
ion as to the man ultimate recovery. His
wife has been called to him. He is a man
ufacturpr and has a large family.
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Fatal AeeiAssf - . Missssd sosn ~
RicHxosD. No., July ia Horrible -
cident occurred this afisfuooa q u reh'
deree Mr. Hnbbell, in the suburbs d -
city. Nr. HubSeIl vas moving pAs 81
ssksd his son TO walk sbssd Of thsnashias
to see that Il did not run iass - gsDJ.
Instead Of doing - the boy toA . cslWs1
child naned Freak AIles, ssed 49,
yesn, to do %. ssd Viii IL Eide -
vas rsIking slosg tis .sehiae e.ss
cutting oE conpleseiy NJ n - = -
aud aSse tke askIs, asd - terribly -
afinr de II thss il yss .ssessassT 80
| tate 4 st ths ksee The istesse - n14s
to de Iittle felioSs ssSerns - - -
kardly Fecosef
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ANOTHER ONE.

The Third Division Of the Labor Party
to Meet In Convention at Chicago
CHICAGO, July l6.-The Independent
Labor Party has issued the following call:
HEIDQrAErxRS IZpEPxSDxST I4ABOR Par
III, CHICAGO. JU!y l6.-An wo-kingnen
Who are in favor Of the protection of Amer
ieal labor. from tie unfair and unjust com
petition Of PaaPer and eo1viss Labor; tAe
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COULD NOT RESIST.
A Married Woman steal. $1,000 sd
Then Hopes.

A Married won.n steal. $1,000 ssl
Then Hopss.
ToYEEa, KAS., July le.--About one has
dred miles west Of Topeka lies Dicdnsom
county, which is nov the scene Of good
deal Of excitement over the elopement d
tha wife Of one Of the prominent stock
rsisers OF that county Nth sporting nss
Of Abilene. Hr. Herne, the husband. leA
his wife at home sbd started for this city. 20
be absent day, and on his return be fossd
the following note:
Rnp s,srrL: When you resd this I sin
be "a, away. Do not attempt 70 psnse
me. 20 with the man 10 whom my fstbsf
refused ne marriage. May God ycsgise
me, bat can not resist this step. Protect
oar children. can write no more.
RusCcA.
With the reereant wife vent N.o0o, the
oroceeds Of a stock sale which the dslsds1
husband had Just completed and kasdad
orer to his wife Tor safe keeping
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ST. CLAlRSVillE.
Discussing, also "Cussing" the Site of the
Few Court House.

Discussing, also "CussinS'' the Site of the
Few Court House.
ST. CLaIPsvIII4. July 10 Exclusive =
The base ball game Saturday between St
Clairsville and Maynard, was ended in the
18th inning, BIZ the Maynards objecting to
St. Clairsville's pitchers manner of deliver
ing the ball The score then stood l9 to
Is in favor of st. CIairsville. The news Of
the death of ALI Powell, was received here
with sadness, as the genial proprietor of the
sherman House, Bridgeport, had many St.
Clairsvil,e friends. He will be buried here
Joseph Randolph, a former citizen of this
place. has been appointed marshal at Flush
ing and is making it warm for evil doors
there. Mary Carlisle, of this vicinity, died
Tuesday night from consumption. She was
a daughter of Robert Carlisle. lnterment
al St. Clairsville cemetery on Friday. The
site of the new county buildings
has finally been located. At their
meeting Yesterday, the commissioners de-
cided 10 erect the new buildings where the
old Court house now stands, and as there
was not sufficient room. purchased the NJ
+. parsonage. behind thejail, for $4,000, Of
which they get possession October 10Th.
This decision of the Board VII meet with
general favor throughout the county, as the
old 81 OF is the favorite with almost every
one. The Blaine club is called to meet at
the Court house, Saturday evening b. the
president, Hoa. l.. Danford. Amos Mills,
a Young man aged % years, employed by
John ". BEEN, about two miles eas. o.!
town. was found dead in his bed Yesterday
morning, having died during the night from
heart disease. He was at work the day be.
fore but complained about not feeling well
He was a son Of VIM. Mills, Of East Rich
land
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HARRISON COUNTY.
Large and Enthusiastic Democratic Con-
VentiOn.

Large and Enthusiastic Democratic Con-
VentiOn.
CLAREsDrRG, ". Va, July lG.-[ Exclu-
siye. The Democratic County Convention
of yesterday appointed delegates to the
State Congressional and Senatorial Conveu-
tion. A large concourse Of people were
present, who, after the necessary business
was transacted, converted the convention
into ratification meeting. Enthusiastic
addresses were made b. Hons. j. j. Davis,
John Brannon and Benjamin Wilson Old
politicians say it was the centennial Demo
cratic Convention of the county. ReSolu-
tons were adopted favoring the submission
Of the constitutional amendment and the
securing of legislation requiring mines to
be properly inspected. The National
Democratic platform was endorsed and
three cheers were given for Cleveland and
Hendricks, reform and victory.
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HEAVY FAILURE.
A New Ysrk Importing House Goes Under
With Big Liabilities.

with Big Liabilities
NEw YoRK. July l6.-Edwsrd fard, Jr,
lace merchant at No. 81 Leonard street, as
signed this morning to Vim. Freedman and
o. ". Yanderpool Preferences are given
for S55000O
The firm were importers aud dealers in
white goods at6l Leonard street The mem
bers are Ed Yard, Jr., Vim. W. Yard and
J. o. Willis. and they were rated at $500
00e. The schedule shows Hespmann Il
Alexander. $4,000; o. NJ Bogart Jr-.
5000: Gilliar, White, Son L Co. $1,000;
notes discounted by the Central National
Bank. -, ,000; notes same, $4,000; notes
discounted By the Hanover Bank. $40. 600.
To.si. $50 oeO.
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RAILROAD DISASTER.
Dreadful Loss of Life on an English Rail-
way-More Than a Score Dead.

Dreadful Loss of Life on an English Rail-
way-More Than a Score Dead.
LONDON, July l6-NewS has just been
received of terrible railroad accident at
Penistone, a railway junction near Barns,
lev From the information received. which
is meagre, it seems that an expires train
while dashing past the station at the rate of
81 miles an hour struck the rear car Of a
goods train which had not been properly
shuntcd, completely wrecking the express,
killing twenty and wounding forty OF the
passengers.
II is now known that twenty-five persons
were killed and forty seriously injured. 1t
seems the axle of the engine on the ex-
press train on the Manchester and Sheffield
railroad near Permission broke and the train
rmpCd the track and fell through a
hriGDa
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JUVENILE POLITICIANS.
/. ClairsyilIe Youths Organize Cleveland

81. CIairsviIIe Youths Organize Cleveland
Club.
ST.. CLMEsvrLLE, July l6.-[Exclusive. |
A rattling Juvenile Cleveland and Hen
drickf club was organized here last evening.
The boys have a drum corps and made
things lively. Forty members were taken
and Henry Never, Jr., elected Captain;
Albert Ferren, First Lieutenant; Frank
Coffman. Second Lieutenant The boys
Will be heard from during the campaign,
although they can't vote.
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SPECUlATl0NS.
Senator Wallace. of Pennsylvania, 20 be
the Democratic Head.

senator "niiacc, of fennsyNhnH' to DC
the Democratic Head.
WASHINGTON, d. C., July l6.-The Star
says the impression seems to be that ex-
Senator Wallace will he elected Chairman
Of the National Democratic Committee
1t is thought Gov. Cleveland prefers
Manning, of New York, but the under
standing is that he (Manning) does not
want the position. He has promised to
devote his time TO the canvass and 10 the
committee TO the full extent Of his ability,
bu, does not want to lie the responsible
head From good authority it is learned
that Randall forbids the use Of his name.
He will not stand in the way Of Wallace.
At Chicago Randall was ably and loyally
supported by Wallace and it is said the
former will now do all he can to have the
latter made chairman Of the committee.
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PARKERSBUR6.
for Governor Cleveland Daily
Eroygine

he F.ss,k1. for Governor Cleveland Daily
Growing.
! pxk4xN1b JEly 10 Exclusive. =
he 404n3 Mems Democratic Club, of
'atkersh1tR, il growing rapidly rapidly in
,enbers I'd when ready TO turn out in
SaS'ie fafs1e viii present fine appear
nc.> ~ souug Republican club held an
ntsro.t<1x heejing at their quarters Tues
lay u;ek'. md are taking great interest in
hc si&<13s Of the Plumed Knights P W
dor ~ the Ri,chie Gazette, passed
flroa ~ ~ city TO-DAY, en- route home,
axinr teth down in jackson county
sho,r.h1 nn his Congressional boom. Ii
ber ea1 fote fair Morris viii get the
iosifnAf;.;n vet. The new buildings nov
ccnssa0 IS erection on Court Square will
IA <St1t 81 the appearance Of the public
+. : -. IHe completion OF the Logan
hn;<.>tk VII add about twenty-five new
CONS .;o 81 Hill house. If Col Mussey.
Z III (n<inna;i Commercial should re-
rtt h18 leys months hence. he will find
HiIIs Ctnl<sl cropping out all around that
1t,<Htor<tp1, and just as popular as ever
,ak ,1< trayeling public DR.. A. y.
Is no. s ~ has been confined to his room
4 4 .tt 1ass. is able 10 je out again The
q 1<<1 1fbl,h Uf our city Is said %
SIS. good at this time.
kzr Is. Monroe, former
,k<s2ca' & ParkeFsburg and nov Of Gin
far3x - tere on business Mr.. Monroe
{. ,r<Set;<kd as one Of the best insurance
: Is q Is& State, and has the supervision
q <t<>.4 Df the leading home and foreign
q. .t1 s operating in Ohio, KentuckE and
s. - |'<E;n,a. The following Wheeling
4E< r1<> 4etograDbed::at Hills Central YES
si<,zz& 81 II. Koehler, E. II. hOehler, J..
+. II. Rinehart, T. c, Sehafer,
1| |1 JeEers. Mr. Cin,O MiIfgsn, Of
$ greeting friends here.
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<.si, f exclusively for public purposes
rrrss Tllb the spirit and language Of the
as,.es;oa. More than that means rob
's.e d ste inan 5 goods for another's ben
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IRON FAILURE.

A s,Ion. Iron.ol YIN Gee. to the .wau
With n Crash
CINCINNATI, July ia despatch from
Ironton, Ohio. announces the failure Of
Hiram Campsll s Sons, iron manufacturers
and places The Liabilities at $500, ,000. No
statement of assets Business men here
say the failure has been expected. That
Campbell Owned Ut Vernon and Sarah
furnaces and has been running them during
the recent depression in iron.
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sWukf1c The 'eadtng Republican news
kocfs ~ b rat our ticket asks cor
.s5oa1sSk Asfar as our observation goes
a.le iAftential Republican papers are
ippor,irz CLEVELAND and HENpsICSs.
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Tne RevabGcan party seems to have re-
isel is ol3 love for BES BrrLEE. They
ave an ilea that BEN has a spoon or
= 81, sealed about his person.
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TAr Psrkers5urg State Journal promises
isrlit he Republican party in this State if
tixxrL IS nor nominated. Stick to it
&, journal for the party viii split if yon do
omiaate I'm. And We want to make
lrc Of ne splir.
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,Tas Ir'bnne is the only organ that sup
mrs H0tk ofal the great New York
exspape 1t is a good boot black and
h DO all De polishing If can, but the job
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-17

Ms. LIN ARcHER CoNNos deserves
e zratitude Of respectable society for her
ieeess ia aAeoyering sink Of iuiquity in
ew fork rhich sailed under the false col
= of Erselhgence Offices. These Offices
e csiabkshed in the larger cities
: lie pnrposes Of supplying situas
loaS to people in search Of employ
iehk and arc useful where they follow their
xisinsf6 work. According 10 Mrs, Cox
os staEs,oents, as published in Truth, a
" lars 40, they are used as means to lead
maS stir's astvay. Instead Of being atnsted
! decent fasn lies they are often semitic disreP-
,b.c r,,,a,es WI ere their character Is bhghted
fore. tkss are aware Of it. and in some
stances the Offices are used as cOmmuni-
lions kelween the Proprietors ofhouses Of
ANY a.sa willing victims. In addition to
ltkIs / teneral system cf swiudling has
,en p-actieed in making fictitious fees and
jarTss ArS. CoNNOR, who Is a corre-
,onatuf cf the Cincinnati Commercial
azcstc. uent through the various intelh-
suce oafces in disguise and discovered
ieir aecre,s Iron her published state
eaf the Mayor on Yesterday commenced
a ;hvest;sstion and a number Of the super
~,teraenis bf these offices have been ar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-17

0rK Sobeg Democrats are preparing to
"a he hnxYs to the State Democracy when
,ex nssemble in convention here next
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ot.-ss .. - CHANDLER must have lost his
:. x,,,. At last he has made no reply
n |rtbRICES
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MkHox1 and STEVE ELEINS have been in
conference That means an assault on the
sepsiSlican campaign fund BUTLER told
he RsetnER at Chicago that MALONE
ated B,AISE like the Devil does holy
'asez. TEat being Sc it viii take a big
sks of soaP to soothe Billy MAHOSE :
seIiDks aud make him feel kindly toward
ie Pinnacle Knight.
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FOR HARMONY.
JudSe ThurInan Puts On His Armor--
Getting 20 Work.

Getting 20 Work.
CoLUxBrs. o., July l6.-At meeting OF
ths Franklin County Cleveland and Hen
drisks Club. the hrst organized IN the State,
John 6. Thompson was elected President
Judge Thurman took partin the organization
ssd delivered an address. There we're only
seven members present to attend the meet
irg oftbe dissatisfied element Of the Demo
cratic State Central Coumittee. No bus
pefE vas done for xaat ofa quorum
T.J. csgan. the chairman Of the Central
COMMITTEES. agreed TO eau meeting fo'
judy -. When ], Is fta.ed al diGefeaees vi
be adjusted.
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To sS q not to be a candidate for the
nomination seems TO have
.eeu perplexiRg question in the mind Of
az aniah'e Auditor The Caben County
onycnfion seems TO have settled it, how
yer. and vhile it may not be satisfactory to
e csn,i3ase, as We read it between the
nes Of cur Huntington correspondence 1t
as setsled definitely enough, Candidate
HoxPaoS go; Eis work in a head of Candi-
| ate MilEER- The latter going down
iere As > delegate from a county
nat bad aleady instructed for another can
idsie for 1rsasurer and asking for instruc-
.ons for hinself seemed to be an unrea-
onat'e teqnest 10 the friends Of the Cabell
Iouaiy candida,e for State Treasurer, and
aey rose W resolutely and declined to
nns il. 0h politics, Disappointment is
|ov name
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MoUNDSylLIE BRIEFS.
A First Gun for Reform and Cleveland and
Hendricks

MoUSpsv1LLE. July l6.-[Exeiasiye. /
There was ratification meeting Of the De
mocrscv of Marshall county held at the
Democratic pole opposite AeCOrnick,s $
saloon, last evening. There was a
large assemSlage TO witness the Rst Demo.
cratic raising Of $50 feet high pole, and
Yesterday Il was accomplished with hurrahs
for Cleveland and Hendricks. Speeches
were delivered. Mr. j. Mccormick received
many warm congratulations for raising his
POLE for this campaign at his own expense.
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Il, ~ spnbEcans are really so delighted
iii ft-,Rs platform, Why do they not
klop. {: "a place of their own meaningless
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rhn Infienendents.

BoSroy, July l6. - The Independents
here have chosen ffty-two delegates to the
National Independent Conference to New
York the 22d inst. Sympathizers in other
PARTS Of the State and asked to send repre-
sentatires Of their own
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-17

c<.k.; S.hnty is aglow with delight over
s r&.l<fSI 6cket. 1t is a winning one,
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sSes. >Ss Ihrnishes the last railroad dis
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WE observe that some Of our Exchanges
,au him SrEruyS GROVER CLEVELAND.
fErnxz vas his baptismal name, but he
soDpod II n after life, and GROVER CLgvE-
axD VIII he the name by which he will be
noxn in the electoral college when he gets
Is cextiseAte of election to the Presidency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-17

, Tux s'<son county Democracy are ahre
|. IL s ~ srh. Let the blaze burn
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Wn. Faulkner vas shot at Co,pe-+o1n,
Ky. By Bea Eiller yesterday. Old q1as
rel