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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02

as person who would not antagonize
either: !
Col. Oliver, of Little Rock, who. though
not delegate, is supposed to be in pos:il,,
ton to know, saws the vote Of Arkansas will
stand Arthur 10, Blaine 4. The Edmunds
men did most of their missionary work
among the delegates from Wisconsin, Mlch7
igan and Minnesota, their idea being to
secure enough votes to prevent the nomln-
alton of either Arthur or Blaine in the early
stages of the proceedings.
A Formal Vote
of portion of the Minnesota delegation
taken this evening resulted: Blaine, 3; I'd
munds, 3; Arthur, 2 II is claimed that On
the first ballot Minnesota will stand: Blaine,
Is; Edmunds, 6; Arthur 4. One OF the
delegates from Wisconsin says that the OPEN
ing vote of that State will stand: Arthur,
Ii; Blaine, S; Gen. Sherman, 2 Various
rumors have been ailoat in regard to the
standing Texas representatives. the last OF
whom arrived to-day. =,
The Blaine men claim eleven or twelve
votes and concede Arthur six or seven, whiie
supporters of the president say he a1e
Blaine will each have about seven certain
remainder scattering, or uncertain; delega-
ton will organize tomorrow Goi.- 80
thmy, Of Kansas says the vote OF that
State will stand ten or twelve for Blaine to
six or eight for Arthur. Two or three
opinions were obtainable at Nebraska head
quarters, one was that the State would vote
solidlr for Blaine, another that Blaine would
have seven. Arthur two and Edmunds two
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
BY THE WAY.
The West Virginia Delegation Travelling
Westward Find Out Something.
S,,scirl ko ths Rsrittsr

The West Virginia Delegation Travelling
Westward Find Out Something.
Special 10 the Register.
NEWARK, June THE portion Of the
West Virginia delegation made up Of MessrS
Doysner. Dawson, Thompson, Jacobs,
Shefr, Powell and Heavier and outside as
sistants reached here at p. M. The trip
through Ohio thus far indicates it is Sher-
mpn,,s- domain. Al GAINESVILLE a crowd
took lumbrage at the Blaine streamer
on the sleeping car and yelled, Give
US Sherman if you cannot get
Blaine" Delegate Thompson's reply
was, mo more Ohio men wanted
Conversation with delegates shows square
Blaine front with second choices for Sher
man, Lincoln and Logan. Ohio county
delegates think there would be no show for
Sherman with the ironworkers, BY reason
OF his decision putting hoOp-iron on a scrap
iron basis in the tariff list. Jacobs thinks
the second choice Of Wetzef county Repub-
licans would probably be Logan. Scherr
and Heaycler iaTOr Sherman as a second
choice Col Beall is Lincoln man, after
Blaine. PowelpS second choice is Hawlcy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02

after year telling you these things. Some
have Welded their hearts to God and glo-
rious crop Of souls have been reached; but
this audience of immortal men and women,
are they all prepared for the great fu-
ture? could stand here and play sweeter
harp. could talk of the gates of pearl and
and the walls Of precious stones and the
crowns Of light. What is the use Of talking
of those things to those who have no prepa-
ration for that land and who are on the
wrong roadH And so stand here Sabbath
after Sabbath persuading you to give up
your sin and seek after God and be at peace
with Him. | remember the story of the
lad on the Arctic some years ago-the
lad Stewart Holland. 4 vessel crashed
into the Arctic in the time Of fog and il
WAS found that the ship must go down.
Some of the passengers got of in the life
boats, and some got o6ea RATS but three
hundred went 10 the bottom. During all
these hours of calamity Stewart Holland
stood at the signal gun and it sounded
across the sea. boom boom the helmsman
forsook his place, the engineer was gone,
and some tainted and some PRAYED and
some blasphemed and the powder was gone
and thew eonld not let off the signal gun
The lad broke in the magazine and brought
out more powder and again the gun doomed
over the sea. o, my friends, behold
many of you in immortal peril Sickness
will come down after awhile upon you,
death will come upon you, judgement will
come upon yon, eternity will come upon
YOU. Some, having taken their warning
have gone Of in the lifeboat and they are
safe, Others are not making any attempt to
escape. So stand at this signal gun of
the Gospel sounding the alarm. Now is
the accepted time now is the day of saliva
ton !" That is whasyou want, sinful tempt
ed bruised and diving soul. May the Lord
help Won to accept the mercy and the s"lacc
and the salvation of the Gospel! Hear IT
that your soul may livei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
COM. y.I..bI, T..slne.y.

The following voluntary testimony sas
written by Dr William Sheppard, grsdss
ate OF the Roysi Veterinary College Of Los
don. and FelIo~ Of the Veterinary Nd
cal Association Of England. who has NJ
tional reputation in this country ~ ose q
the bed practical and scientific vetezsaay
surgeons II this country. and is slso .sesss-
iaary editor of Duntons SPIRIT Of The Iud.
O1rAws. ILi., sept. q. lisa
Nessr. LtgRyscs, W1I0ss b CO.
GeaRen<s As yoa ere srsrc, L lBye sss1
IN nv t~aciiee Gombaui's Canaif BalsAn
tor tie PAS, three yesrs. Sith. sn p1sssed
20 inform you. the most satisfactory results.
The cases in which have principally used
Il have been IN throat and hug s6setisns.
sreh as Isryngitis. sinhzlss. sessre eAsss q
infneuza. bronchitis. pneu;aania, ete. In
the above find that il acts - ~ exeenent
coHnierirriisnt, without causing fhe sni9ai
any great pain ot producssg AM. eca:at:-
tional Disturbance during is setios. 1hls
deem yery importss; testure IN ~
treatment o{ n the aboze diseases. hNse
likewise fsssd Il yesy beneficial in hsd
spsains os muscular tissue. such a inisf'ss
TO shoolasv oe Lip. sn governed Us:f
deal by the e.sxs a cases ss 20 ho9 apPly
Il, boa iassxisbiy full strength sithEs4 he!nG
| diia,rJ pifh snyihing. Very relesttyuny
wniIis SHEPrssp. M e. ~
Eyery bosfie Of the zensiAe Gombeshs
/ csussie Balkan ha. the sigasture q lsv-
erce. Williams 1 Co. a Cleveland. u. Q:
I the label They ere che scse iapasseH ~
prooxissors Or this coaaky
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
Hunting for Men.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June IA lively
chase after escaped conyictS Is in progress
in Yell county. They are the four who on
Wednesday oyeEpowered the guards and
securing their arms and ammunition fed IA
the timber They were overtaken early
Thursday morning and several shots eN'
changed. One Of the parSUcrS was danger
ouSly wounded. Reports received to-day
say the fugitives have not been seen bat are
supposed to be in the woods pear Darda
nellie A strong party have organized aud
search vas resumed this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
WIHEELING w. VA. MONDAY YMORNING JUNE 2. 1884.

ginia will support either of them if nomina.
ted. With Blaine, however, we know We
can take West Virginia out of the solid
South and redeem it to Republican princi-
pies And further, with Blainewe can elect
three out of the four Congressman. You
can put West Virginia down as one of the
certain October States, and as certain for
Blaine in November, if he is nominated
Col. Buttrick is a pronounced Arthur man,
and is found generally at Arthurs head
quarters. After the first ballot or two, he
will leave Blaine, as will other members Of
the West Virginia delegation. LF.R.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
An Unknown suicide.

NEw YORK. June BOYS PLAYING around
the old Bridge street ferry house, at the foot
of James street, East river, at about IL
o clock Yesterday morning. saw compare
tively well dressed man run up to the top OF
the house and jump headlong into the
river Larry McCsrty. a Young man,
jumped over after the man and succeeded
in pulling the body to the shore, bat the
man was dead. He was searched, and in
one of his pockets was found Catholic
PRAYER book bearing the name of Thomas
Feenev No. sc Douglass street, BROOKLYN,
January |, 1852. The body is now lying in
the Fourth Precinct station house awaiting
the coroner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
He Lived Too Long.

NEw YORS, June lin a squalid apart
mcut in the rear basement of the tenement
house No. Il Mulberry street Giovanni
Spandoni an Italian, 6j years old, who has
been a bcggar and lived in this place for
the last ten years, died of pneumonia early
Yesterday morning He was thought to be
miSerably poor but the undertaken who
came in TO dress him stripped him and
found homemade leather money belt
strapped around his waist containing five
ten-dollar gold pieces. In and under his
miserable apology for a bed was found, in Il
LOT Of small canvas bags, about $22O in
small silver. Spandoni had prolessel not
to have had enough money to buy food or
medicine, and had been Supported by his
neirhbOrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
WRIT COUNTY.
4 Thousand Democrats Meet To show Their
Faith in the Party of jefferson.

PAESERsnURG, June 1.-The Writ Coun-
" Democratic Convention at Elizabeth yes
,erdav, was the largest and most enthusias-
tic every held in the county. The attend
ance is estimated of one thousand, The
Court House being too small to accommo-
date the convention, it was hch in the
Court House Park. William Beard chair
man of the County Executive Committee,
called S. +. Wells TO the chair. Senator
d. A. Roberts Was made permanent chair
man. The nominations for county officers
are as follows: Sheriff F. u. POmery;
County Clerk. D. f. Thornc; Circuit Clerk,
K. A. Byrd; Member Of the Legislature,
Vim. McConnoughy, Jr.; Prosecuting At
torney, W. F.. Hall Delegates to the State
Convention are about equally divided be-
tween Faulkner and Wilson and solid for
Haslcr for Auditor and j. l.. Enoch, of
Writ county, for Treasurer, Old Writ
county may be relied upon for the usual
Democratic majority in October
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
A FAIR SIZED STEAL.
A Sandusky, Ohio, iasrchant Many
Thousands Ahead.
he DEPARTS FOR SUNNY EUROPE.
A Pot Pourri Of Readable Happenings. Grim
inal, Social and Otherwise, From Many
Different Localities, Both for-
eign and Domestic.

SASprsKr, o.. June l.-Charles Farciot,
of the firm Of Farciot 4 werblc, wine deal
ers, has been missing since May u, when
he left ostensibly on a business trip. II is
ascertained that he has involved werble
about &, 900 at the Citizens aud Third Ma
tional banks here, and 5000 with Everett.
Weddell 4 Co, Of Cleveland. How much
more cannot be learned. tits believed be
has gone to Esrope, and il is known he had
quite an amount Of ready money. A re-
ceiver has been appointed and werble will
he protected against farthar sale Of notes.
Werble is well-known Middle Bass vine
maker and is responsible for the debts Of
Earcinf 1 Merble
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
A Pleasant Event.
S,Asrioy IA fbs ps1;,gsr

FARNoNT. June 1.-The Cameron Read
ing Circle held its last meeting at the resi-,
dence of Jndge A. B. Fleming yesterday
evening. \ good programme had been ar
ranged and the performers all acquitted
themselves creditably. Miss Mamie R.
Cameron, who has been the instructor Of
this circle during her stay here as assistant
in the normal school Was presenteSpby the
members of the circle with the work of lr,
wing. beautifully bound, in four volumes In
accepting the works the lady made very
happy speech and expressed feelingly her
gratitude to her Young friends. and the re-
ret that >hc felt in disseminating her meet
inu> with them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
THE SOUND OF THE HAMMER.
\ Vast Army of Carpenters Bmsily ;


4 Vast Army of Carpenters Bmsily at
WOIk.
CmrAGo, June l.-Immcdiatcly after the
conclusion Of the festival last night and be-
fore the echoes OF Theodore Thomas or
cEe>trl. and the vast audience were ont of
the hall the Exposition Building was taken
possession of BY vast army of carpenters.
gas filters and decorators and the work Of
rcmodcling the h&ll 70 meet the require
mcntS Of the Republican National
Convention begun The first five
rows Of seats in the centre
and seven on either side were taken out
leaving q space of about thirty feet between
the stage and that portion of the hall
reserved for delegates. In this Span" rows
of tables to accommodate the three hundred
working members Of the press are being
placed. The stage and rafters of the build
ing have been
Gaily Decorated
with flags and bunting and from the gal
lericS which run in semi circle around
the hall, the arms of each of the States and
Territories have been hung.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
He l. n Thief.

DALLAS, Tx, June I.-OTver B. TAYLOR,
arrested in Denton county Yesterday, was
lodged in the Dallas Jail to-day By Deputy
United States Marshal Wright aud Inspect
tor ". E. Smith of the Postofice Depart
ment. charged with robbing the United
States msil Of $500 between Independent
and Grant. in Grayson county, Virginia, in
February last. His father is a mail con-
tractor The prisoner refused TO say any
thing. he is to be taken back 70 Yrgipis,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02

...> >uERVNNS : first appearance in Ma
$40. Convention was at Philadelphia in
aa. ,>iS-just thirty-six years agO-when
% ra, made assistant temporary secretary
g.. National Whig Convention, and was
., r ,ccretary in the permanent organiza-
r.. SrHuYLEE CuLYAN was his first as
..aa,. Gen. TAYLOR was nominated as
candidate for President ON the fourth
..u.. Il would be q coincidence in polit-
d, history if SHERMAN would take TAY-
- place and be- nominated on the fourth
10, az Chicago. TAYLOR had one sdvan-
% however ,ha. SIBERIAN does not pos
..-. He led ON every ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
They KNOW WHAT THEY WANT.
,Iifornia Democrats Don't Propose to be
Cnnght Manning.

N4lApEnisA AAAeNNsAAN Aftl a ANPVNN ~ Ne
Caught Mapping.
san FEANrISCO, June IA Tilden-Hen-
.-yks club, representing over 1000 mem
or, aior:ed last night the following reso-
..U,:
WHERrA,. Ii is rumored there Is a move
.rn. 20 send from the State Democratic
..svrutiua delegates who, while nominally
.r Tjldrn and Hendricks arc really for
Field and
WHEEr,>. We are confident the uomina-
. .n rf Field :or President would result in
,rn ..uiug defeat of the Democratic
.,a-' ln this State and throughout the Tn
r therefore,, be It
Resolved, That the highest court in the
sd should bs removed from political and
,-r:,au bias. that no one occupying the
,.ion of Justice of the Supreme Court Of
l.. United Sta,eS, having u lifelong posi-
% should engage in political struggle
.r "a the bench; further, that the State
rmorratic Convention should pledge every
r-.a,r to the National Convention not TO
'. ."r Field in any contingency.
= ..amitt"e was appointed to attend
STATE Convention, with Instructions to
.aaI that pledge be cXacted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
A Confiding Cuss.

D,Ll,s. TX. June IA. j. Po,tcrhcid.
a johnson county farmer, was about ten
days ago swindled out Of 81 200 by . farm
hand giving the name Of Charles Mason,
who wa. in his employ about month and
claimed TO hsil from Mexico, No. He ex.
bibi,ed letters purporting to he written BY =
Iaw firm in Mexico. stating that m uncle.
named George Mason, had died. leaving
him property worth 10000. Mason Told
Pottcr6eld il would take u 200 TO secure
possession Of the property, and PoterheId
advanced the amount Mason lrft ut once.
o,tensibly for Mexico, No, bu, has no, boom
since been heard from Investigation by
Po,ierfeld proves the thing 10 be fraud.
No such law firm M was said 10 have vrit
ten the letters is there, and no snch man ss
GEORGE Mason died leaving fortune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
GOD AND MANN ON.
How the sabbath was Observed in the Cit!
RN the Lake.


How the sabbath was Observed in the City
BY the Lake.
CHICAGO. June To-day was not pro-
life Of results in the preliminary work for
the coming National Republican cOnyen-
ton. Those gathered here, delegates and
to talk politics and give due observnce to
Sunday. While the light of the sun ShOne
into the hotel corridors there was no open
caucusSing of delegations though individual
missionary work was not wanting. Groups
and single individuals also were constantly
coming and going at the various headquar-
tiers. Acquaintance were renewed and
friendships were revived, while the main
corridors of the leading hotels were con-
stantly filled with changing, chattering
throngs, whose color ranging from blonde
to coal black and whose wide variety of dress
and manner of speech testified to its BROAD
" national character The results We're
Of a
Very Mixed and Uncertain
character, friends of all candidates claim
ing increased strength, and discovery Of
weak spots in their opponents armOr. The
DlulNt ulcI luult llOTt VI u RECOMMENDATION
than the others paying visits in entire de-
legations and moving headquarters from
the two small rooms heretofore occupied
to the large ladies ordinary
at the Grand Pacific Colorado's
fun delegation arrived in body this after
noon. openly declaring for Blaine. They
bore at their head as they moved from the
DEPOT a live eagle, which was deposited in
the Blaine headquarters at the Grand Pa
cifc MaineS quota came in during the
early hours, and were met at the depot by
the CalifornianS and escorted to their quar-,
tclS. The Pacific coast people refrained
II, m taking band of music with them ow-
ing to the character of the day, but they
carried with them on their march the ban
nrr presented them by the people of Mar
Sh; litowu, Iowa, bearing the motto From
California to Maine, Through Iowa for
Blaine
More Blaine.
The remaining noteworthy contingent in
lie interest of the Maine statesman to ar
ri' g during the day was that from Kansas.
II c delegation from that State came in
III ring the afternoon. They were permitted
to arrive without unusual demonstration
The delegates declare the State will vote as
a unit for Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
CLEoPATRA'S LAND.
Diniculti-. in the Way of 4 ArrrnginE for tho
CunfcrrnVr.

Lo>poN, June Since the adjournment
Of Parliament for the Whitsun,idr holiday,
Earl Granville, Foreign Secretary of State,
has sent To Prime Minister Ferry modified
proposals regarding international ccuirol Of
Egyptian finances According TO the pro
posals, the powers will he limited to the
creation Of an international commission
whose function shall be TO scrotinizc the ne
counts from time TO time aud give such ad
vice a. it deems cxpedien,, but which shall
itself have no authority 10 administer the
finances. IL is reported that Prime Minis.
Ter Ferry in reply insists that the negotia
rions shall either continue on the basis
formerly agreed upon, allowing wider scope
10 the proposed international board Of con-
crol. or shall altogether terminate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02

Gr first national delegate convention or
a...,al a,>cmblage Of party men for the
.a.:aa,.on Of candidates for President and
..c.. President was held by the Anti-Ma-
nj. ATTY in Baltimore in the wear 1881.
. 50 'o,h great parties inaugurated the
,a. ual Convention system which has been
-...-t..gi since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
SYMPTOMS OF A BREAKUP.
GanIois speaks knowingly Of Certain Goa.
tingencies.

PARIS, June IA Vienna correspondent
Of Gaulois says There are symptoms. Of =
breakup OF the triple alliance. Since the
interviews between Mr. Dcgicrs and Bis
marck ut Friedricksruhe. the mutual eoa6.
denccs Of the courts Of Berlin and viennn Is
ceasing. Indications of secret intcnta cor
dial between Russia and Germany are
found in the brilliant style in which Prince
William went to 81 Petersburg and in con-
slant exchange Of court couresies and in
the warmth Of the welcoue the Empcror
gave the Cznrina when passing through Der
n,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02

IT,. BLAME delegation which left Wheel
3. ,r>,rriay met with an unexpected dem
-,.ra,iuu along the liue in Ohio. Instead
.-rceiyipg the anticipated applause over
@- legend of Solid for BLAINE they
-. r.aryd to ieers from the hootiug
.. The Buckeyes want SHERNAN-thsy
,. .a-,ial ~ cool summers.