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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26
COMING TO ORDER
Chairmsn Appointsd-Hubbard's Opening
Speech.

Chairmsn Appoint ntsd-Hubbard's Opening
speech.
WI. W. Cowden, Chairman Of the State
Executive Committee, called the meeting
to order and on behalf OF the committee
named W. P. Hubbard, of Wheeling and
Col. I. II, Andersen, sf Cambridge. O.,
as joint: Chairmen. Mr.. Hubbard came
forward and in clear, resonant voice, said
"Tbe States of 0hio'and West Virginia
will come to order The next election OF
President and Vice-President of the Uni
ted States will be decided, not on the 4th
day of November, but on the 18th day Of
October. For the purposes of that
election the States of Ohio and
West Virginia are the United
States. In so equal strife, the RESPONSE
bility of the men before me is the greater.
The votes that will be dropped into your
ballot boxes will bear the burden and the
result rests in your hands. | know you
will decide Alright Ohio and West Vir-
ginia are the daughters of the same mother,
but never until to-day have the sisterly ties
been so close, for to-day we hold one COM
mon faith, breathe one common prayer and
will make one common victory for the Re-
publican party The choice Of that party
has been freely fixed on two figures so prom
inent in public life. One is here to-day,
The soldier of the Union is welcomed here
by the men he led, but many hand then
raised against him, now waves a bal
lot for Blaine and Logan. He has
raised his hand for liberal education, and as
a Senator he always voted aye on every
proposition to raise the tariff and no on
every proposition to reduce it. As the
friend Of American industry he is welcomed
here by thousands of artisans, and as a
man, a citizen, a soldier and stateman he
is welcomed By all. The man be is, the
Yice-President he shall be- Let us speak
our welcome by three cheers"
The cheers were given with will and
Mr. Hubbard fell back
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26
THE AFTERNOON PARADE.

The Clubs in Line-Total Number and
How They Marched.
The procession got under way in very
reasonably quick time and with commend
able promptness, though the last named
feature resulted in losing great many men.
The procession formed on Fourteenth, right
resting on Main and moved east. At the
residence Of Mr.. Frew, corner of Fourteenth
and Eoff streets, the carriage containing
Gen. Logan was received snd placed in the
line, and the procession moved over the
route as already published. The order was
aS follows:
Opera House Band,
Veteran Escort Club, with Battle Flags,
Great Western Band,
AmeriCus Club, OF PittSburg,
Gen Logan and Escort,
FairmOnt Piumed Knights,
Mt. Pleasant b. & J.. ClubS,
New Cumberland Band,
New Cumberland Pmmed Knights,
Cameron Club,
ROseby's Rock Club,
Kramers Band,
Plumed knights,
COlOred Clubs,
Sixth Ward Club,
Fifth Ward Club,
Junior Plumed Knights,
Island Cub,
Eighth Ward Club,
Black Eagles,
Fist Ward Club,
Carriages, Wagons and Vehicles.
The line was quite gay with crowds and
their cheering whooped the boys up in fine
style. There were about 900 IN line IN
round numbers. The carriages crossed
the suspension bridge and the procession
took the pontoon bridge and joined them
on the Island.
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Ap.,.sh.s.r As.,s.

The Gemsnis Singing Socisty gsv,
their Erst grand hop Of,h fan ssasoa ..
their ccmmodious hall in the Ebsssy bald.
ing. An immense crowd made upof ~
active passive members sod thsir guests
xere present and spent most eejoyAhss
evening dsnciug to Mayors nssic. Thsss
was large crosd Of pretty girb prcssst -
tbere usually is at tAess which have vos .
stronghold in the esteem and good OH of
he Y,ublic
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GOVERNOR HENDRICKS.

Governor HENDNCES will certainly be
in Wheeling October 4. He in Colum-
5as Yesterday, where he was greeted by an
immense throug of Ohio Democrats from
which place he telegraphed that he would
&c here at the time stated without fail
Hon SAMUEL J. RANDALL and Colonel
JuHN L. FELLOWS will also be here.
If the weather is fair we shall expect not
less than 10000 Of our country friends and
neighbors TO come and hear these distu-
finished mon sneak.
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OVER IN OHIO.
A Rousing Democratic Rally at
Columbus.
HENDRICKS GIVEN AN OVATION.
A State Organization Of Democratic Clubs
FOrmed---Vast Crowds Of PeO-
pie Turn Out.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS PRESENT.

CoLUMBUs, O., September 25.-The State
mass meeting of Cleveland and Hendricks
clubs brought forty organizations to the
city and ten to fifteen thousand people. In
the afternoon the meeting was presided
over by Thurman, who made an introdue-
tory speech and remarks on introducing the
different persons. Mr.. Bayard made the
main speech on the growth Of the Demo
cratic party since the war in ideas OF re-
form and constitutional government, which
had been developed with its progress.
Other speeches were made. by Senator
elect II. B. Payne, Robert Mclean Of
MARYLAND, and ex-senator Doolittle Of
Wisconsin.
Governor Hendricks was given an ova
ton, but postponed his address until even
ing.
A conference was aherward held of the
officers of the Democratic clubs throughout
the State, at which constitution and by
laws were adopted, perfeetiug consol-
idated organization and arranging for per
petuating the organization as State asso-
citation, for which officers will be elected
St. Jackson's day, January s, 1885.
In the evening a grand street parade was
given in connection with an elaborate dis.
play of fireworks.
Speeches were made from four platforms.
Addresses were made by Bayari, Pendle-
ton, Payne, Doolittle, Geu. Mansur, Of
Missouri, Congressman p. A. Collins, Of
Boston, John 7. Follett, Durbin Ward and
others.
Gov. Hendricks
spoke at the east front and was introduced
by Thurman. He said he had just come
from his home and was surprised at the in
terest displayed in public affairs, bat when
he remembered that the State election was
but three weeks and the national election
six weeks distant the wonder ceased even
when be saw thousands gather here. Every
fourth year the people al the ballot box de
eide Tor or against change in the man.
agement OF the Government. In November
the people must again decided for continu
anceS or change OF administration. Did
they think some men must be continued
from olympiad to olympiad? 1t is now
twenty-five years siuch change,
Millions of dollars have been col
lected and paid out in that
time. Last year there was collected aud
paid out in the aggregate SGT, 800, 900. The
story of these transactions are written in a
thousand books by thousands of clerks, but
all are Republicans. No Democrat is al
lowed to read the story. Much more money
is collected than is used. The government
shall have all that is needed for the eco.
nomical administration of the affairs Of the
country, but not one dollar more.
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Calaralo Democrats.

Denver, Col. September 25.-The Dem
ocratie State Convention reassembled at ii
o'clock this morning and adopted resolu-
tons endorsing the national Democratic
platform adopted at the Chicago Conven
ion, and nominated Andrew ID. Wilson Of
Denver; Lieut.. Gov, Chss. L. Thomas Of
Leadville for Congress adjourned until
this afternoon.
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A. BIG FORTUNE.
Searching for Heirs To au Immense Estste
I'm The Emeral Island.

Searching for Heirs To an Immense EstDoe
I'm The Emeral Island.
HARTFoRN, CoNN., September 2j.-Thsre
is a a great stir among the Cunninghams,
Of Hartford, on account Of report tha5 @
fortune Of a quarter OF million dollars 10
to qe divided among the family, An ad-
vertisement in. Providence paper few
months ago asking information concerning
Kate Cunningham, who emigrated some
years ago from Waterford, ireland, to Ans
trshs and recently died, leaving an estate
of s25, 900 1t seems that the Cunning
ham family, of Hartford came originally
from Waterford, and Investigation leads
them to believe that they are the righful
heirs of the Australian widow. She sepa
rated from her husband and engaged in the
sheep-raising business in Australia, BY
which means she amassed her fortune snd
died withou heirs One Ct the Cunning
hams, of Windsor, Conn, went to Ireland
to inquire into the relationship, bat he
gained no satisfactory information. The
Hartford branch will make every effort 10
establish their claim.
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PARkERssuRe RACES.
The Fair Continues q Success sterday's
Sport ON the Turf.

Sport on the Turf.
'PARxERsBuRG, September 25.-, .vclu-
sive. THE fair continues to be q success.
Four thousand people were in attendance
to-day. The races were the general fea-
lures Of interest, trotting race, best two,
as follows: Ida a first Miner second and
Tourist third. Time 2:35i, 2.34! and 2 40.
The event Of the day was the running race
by those accomplished and daring riders,
Mrs. Masterman and Miss Wall, who won
the plaudits Of the thousands who wit
messed the exciting race to-day Of FIVE
miles. horse changed each mile. Mrs.
Masterman came down the home stretch
short distance in advance every round, aud
checking their splendid steeds both ladies
exhibited wonderful courage and skill, but
Mrs. Masterman made each change in ad-
vance Of her competitor, and was away hike
fash twice before the other had mounted
her relay. This was by far the moss ax,;,.
ing race ever witnessed in p-.rlsrshnrs
Time 1890,
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A Sudden Death.

Wednesday afternoon Mr.. 8 ghenier,
While a. work in J. Matchiianz 4 Bros
tsnrery, at New Ms,amosas, suddenly fell
10 tie foor and expired before his fellow.
worlmen could reach him. The medical
attention called pronounced his death 70
have been caused from heas disease. The
remains were brought TO this city yesterday
by Mrs. J. Matchitanz and turned over 10
the deceaseds eon-in-aw; Mr.. Andrew
Suin The funeral win take place this
morning at 9 O o'eiock.
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Tit Democracy behaved themselves ad-
mira5,y in every particular during the Re
publican parades Yesterday. Not cheer
for Ca.vELAND or any improper shout was
heard; nor, for that matter, were there
many cheers for BLAINE by the crowd that
lined the streets to disturb the quiet serenity
OF the marching clubs.
- s aLI inst as we are rlad 10 see II.
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yoUE NAsTE IL PIliNr.

showing What You and Your Friends are
Doing.
Mr.. Fred J. Eolts will leave to-day for
the University Of Georgia, at Augusta,
where be Will study medicine.
Mr.. Edward Marling. the genial b. h o.
operator q, Cameron, was IN the
city yesterday. :, ;.
Mrs. John CummiDs, the estimable wife
Of one Of the most popular B. & o. enZi-
neers, who has been visiting friends in
Keyssr for some tine past, returned home
vestsriav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

ALL weakness and i'll health owes its
origin to an impure state Of the blood and
weakness of the urinary and digestive Or
gans. A medicine that will strengthen
these organs, and at the same time
purify the blood, will assist nature
in curing nearly every disease that
human flesh and blood is heir to. Such q
remedy is DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, and, although it possesses no
eashartic or diuretic effect, Its use viii soon
establish regular habit of body as well as
cure weakness Of the kidneys, indicated BY
urinary sediments, nervouspesS etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

The fair at the village Of Potomac, in this
county, closed . very successful exhibit
Yesterday. Il was an interesting and i'm
portant farmers reunion lasting two days
Yesterday there were at least 1900 people
present from the surrounding country Of
Brooke and Ohio counties in this State and
Washington, Pennsylvania. The exhibits
olive stock ard products Of tbs soil were
very good. indeed, aud reeeiyei .nasy com
rl:n.er:s from The Vi.i.0rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

TuE prediction of our cratic and very
enthusiastic neighbor, the Intelhgencer,
that there would be one hundred thousand
people in the city yesterday, turned out to
be a regular hoax. Not more than five or
six thousand visitors were in the city, all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

Now, hoys-we mean YOU of the Demo
cratic rrr>uss.ou-roll up your sleeves, spit
On your hands and show the country how
much YOU can excel the very handsome
demonstration which the Republicans had
in this city, Yesterday. You have ten days
m which 10 work.
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CARL SCHURZ.

He Addresses n Large Audience at Gin
cinbaii.
CINCINNATI, O., September 2j.-Carl
Schurz addressed large audience tonight
He summed up the charge OF official cor
ruption against Mr.. Blaine by claiming
that the correspondence between Warren
Fisher and Blaine clearly proved the tran.
Sactions therein mentioned 10 be unworthy
of aOan holding the position Of Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives. Mr.. SchurI
remarks implied that the letters to aud
from Blaine was sufficient proof Of the &c
cusations brought against him.
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THE POOR.

The Suffering Miners in the Hock5ag
Valley Compelled so Steal Food.
CoLtNBUs, o., September 25.-The Dis
patch Shawnee special says: Idle miners
are again making raids on the stock Of
farmers for food and that scarcely night
passes but cattle are butchered in the fields
and the carcasses carried away. Promi-
nent miners are unable to prevent the depre-
dation. A large number of old miners are
leaving the valley, while the syndicate Is
increasing its forces from foreign labor and
nerrOHs
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A Timely Warning,

PARIS. September 25.-Ganloissays.Bar-
OIL Decourcel, French Ambassador at Ber-
lin, has informed Prime Minister Ferry
that Germany, austria AID Russia have de-
cided 10 WAR; the Kbediye Of Egypt that
the stability Of his throne may be endan-
vrred II hs continues 10 endorse Englsnd :
fpantial acts.
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LOGAN said that Gov. HESDREoks is
.i,her an iguoramus or a liar in his state
men,s about the surplus in the treasury;
and in either case he is untitled to be Vice
President. We will see how Gov. HEN-
ng,rxs responds to this next week.
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ETTY COSTLY EXPERIENCE.
A Louisianian Asks a Stranger to Drink
and Is Robbed of s49O.

Chicago, September 25.-This afternoon
Joseph Chetney, a carpenter and contractor,
arrived here from louisiana He went into
a barber shop at the corner Of State and
jackson streets for shave and asked the
barber, George Miller, to take drink,
When the stranger produced his Pocketbook
to pay for the drinks Miller snatched it and
ran back to the shop, hotly pursued by Cbet-
ney. The barber denied the theft and En
officer was called, who arrested him, bat the
roll of bills, amounting to $3.50, was not
found with him. As Miller ran into his
shop it was noticed that Wesley Williams,
the bootblack Of the establishments, ran out
of it. He was also arrested, but the money
is still missing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

WEDNESDAY evening the Island Republi-
cans dedicated their wigvam at the old fair
grounds. They were presented with very
nice flag from the ladies Of the Seyesth
ward, the presentation speech was made BY
Miss Ella Psrris, who in nicely worded
speeeh, presented it TO the club. Mr. c q.
Collier responded to her speech. and thank
ed the ladies' foF toeir generosity.
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SAUSAGE AND SUSPICION.
The Despieable Methods Of PennsylVA-
pia Butcher.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, September 25.-One
day last week a steer intended for slaughter
died in a pasture field. A Norristown
butcher skinned the carcass the next day,
and it is alleged that he sold the meat or
made it into bologna sausages. When
questioned about it he said he had thrown
the carcass into pit but when the latter
was explored no trace of the carcass could
be found there. The District Attorney will
investigate the matter. A pig which died
cf disease some time ago was sold in the
form OF sausage, and one butcher here is
known to have reground his surplus bologna
with new meat Sausage purchased Of this
butcher recently poisoned whole family,
several members Of which narrowly escaped
death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

GyS Corr says that Judge BRANSoS pro
tests too much that he is not free trader
vst be does not come squarely out and say
5s ;sa pyo,ec,ionist. We probably shall
hear from the Judge on this in manner
sufficiently explicit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

The hearing d McLaushlia and cosdFv.
charged vith ganoisS oos HeCsia, q
Nest Ale1asder, ct the Bsldnoss ssd 0eis
depot during fair week, ~ coscloded -
fore Squire Arkle yesterday. Capt Dcse
ner appeared for The detesdsnts asd ssage
Hous,ou foe De State. The dsfss1aats
fnlly esiablished heisinpocesce by sfeex
Abb and we're discharged
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EX-MAYOR KEELEY.

,IR KELLEY, a distinguished Irishmsn
and Catholic. an ex-Mayor of the city Of
Richmond, Va, will address the Democracy
at Capitol Square, tonight. All good cid-
zens are cordially invited to attend,
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iEators:

=, lhes fire started in the furnace, house Ut
Abel, Smith & Co.'S works, and it is believ-
ed from carelessness. The flames spread
quickly to the new factory, there to old fac
tory, then to pot house adjoining. In fifty
minutes the entire works were
ablaze, and by the time the fremen
arrived at the scene all hopes Of saving the
structure from burning was given up, and
the men directed their attention to ed
joining property. Owing to the scarcity OF
watar, however, their efforts, did not avail
much, and in short time the flames com
municaled to row Of fame dwellings
owned by Abel Smith 4 Co., and occupied
10y their workmen. The occupants barely
had time to save their household goods,
and from here the fiery demon Jumped to
Rea d Co.'S machine shop
building of corrugated iron, one
of The most complete in the country.
In half all, hour this was also in ruins and
it was thought the FIRE was under control.
But a few minutes before midnight the
flames burst out furiously again and spread
to the mould room and pattern shop, which
were soon in ruins. At 1926 the fire was
still burning, but it is believed all danger
Of further spreading is past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

The latest news from Africa is that the
Zulu King has the Group; this news is
doubted by many, but Notwithstanding. the
friends Of the King have sent him case Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and consequently
know his cure is certain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

It IS leReved that Mr.. BLAISEs VISIT 10
Ohio will be marked by several striking epl-
sodes. Dropping a tear on GARFIELD 5
,r.va and visit 10 Mrs. GARFIELD are
mentioned among them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

TnE Republican gentlemen who perform
.stbs labor connected with their demonstra'
fon Yesterday, acquitted themselves in a
tsnjsone manner. All needtul things re!
n.:r Il nroner attention.
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HEAVY FIRE.

Pittsburgh Loses n Large Glass House and
Much Other Property.
stPITTsBrRsH, September 25.-A disas-
toous fire broke out on the South Side
about 1890 tonight, and at midnight is
still raging. Abel Smith & Co S extensive
glass works, covering an area of two acres,
together with RobinSo, Rea & Co.'S ma.
chine shop and FIVE frame dwellings are al
ready consumed, and as the build
ings in the vicinity are mostly
of combustible material, it is
feared the fire may get beyond the control
of the fire department. Loss sofar is esti-
mated at S050 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

ArarHrs cynical IadE sone.tst q
a;rt ,.ys most NEE, Ike ecn. aFs vsfY
essil, caught hut di6esls . - nd Q!
Her mistake e apparent. Dr. aslS 3 cnash
,,rpp uilI cure n. cid hosey9 stssbosA
tn.sJ be. Piies 2j csaiA =
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ssFoRE BREAKFAST.

Gx. LOGAN was quite well satisfied with
.,s recepsiOu given him by the Wheeling
people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

tbs campaign is growing red hot over IN
ohio Il will soon be at a seething tenn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

IT is well to know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs, consumption and all pulmonary ds-
eases, is DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. 1t quickly Allsys Inflammation and
checks deca1
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TitusyilIe.

TlTusymLE, Pa. September 25.-The
Herald announces that the associated pro-
tucers originally organized to bring about
SIX months suspension of operations IN the
oil region, have formed q company with
minimum capital of a million dollars, to be
knOwn as Associated Producers. The OBJ
Ject Of the company is to purchase such new
territory SIS may interfere with the success
Of a shut down. This has been rendered
Decessa-5 by the recent opening Of territory
~ the Phillips well at Butler, the owner
having refused to join any shut. down move,
ment. The new organization is regarded
as one of the most important formed for
years in the oil trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-26

A EEvEDY that has proven itself never
Ealing cure for scrofula and all syPhihtic
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
aud Sarsaparilla is such perfect blood
purifier and strengthener Of bodily tune-
tons that it cures the above diseases
even when Hot Springs and all other
treatment has failed. Remember, it is alb
solutely free from mineral poisons, and viii
rot iniure the most delicate constitution.
Its use will make you feel buoyant, strong
aud well. and viii rid your system Of ali
blood impurities ard every internal and
external Indication Of disease.
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[C0ntirned op Four!h Pase,
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NEITHER MONEY NOR CREDIT.

General Logan then proceeded to describe
the state of affairs in which the Govern
ment was left by the Democrats in 1861.
Not a cent was in the Treasury, and the
country had not the credit to
borrow $4,000 900 from any nation, or
money lender on the globe. On
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perature. -.
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THE WAY 1T is DONE.

The Railroad Tickets Literally Bistrib-
uted in all Towns Near Where Mr..
Blaine Speaks, in Order to stAiagnetize"
q Crowd.