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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-16

A Michigan girl told her young man
that she would never marry him until
he was worth $4,000. So he started out
with a brave heart to make it How
are you getting on, Georges? she asked
at the expiration OF a couple OF months
eWelI" George said hopefully, y have
saved so. The girl dropped her eye
Iashes and blushingly remarked
reckon that's near enough, George.
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THE OHIO sESAroRsHIP.

Co1r,Brs Jan. 8.-The Democratic,
caucus in secret ballot tonight nominated
n p PAYNE. of Cleveland, Tor senator 10
succeed Pendletou. The nomination was
made ON the first ballot: Payne, IS; Zen
dletop, IS; Ward, II; III. }. Booth' y
Columbus. / ; G. w. Geddes, !.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 8.-One hundred guns
we're fired tonight on the reception oil tue
news thar Hon. Hy B. Payne was h ,'lill
rated bv the Democratic caucus at Coluii-
for United States Senator.
Mr.. Payne Is over seventy years .. az
and has long been prominent hsu[S ~
ohio politics. He has always been Deul-
ocrat If the straightout sect, and as eaIlS
os1S5f WIS Z candidate for the UnltGu
Statcs S-nate being defeated BY Ben " ade
b. MI one vote. He was afterward Dem
ocratic candidate Tor Governor against sal
M p Chase. the latter being elected by
= small majority. He has served ID
bo,b branches of the State i-e5lsia-
tnre and in the lower House Of Congress,
bavioa been elected in Isl 1 in the strong
Renu6liean district in which he lived, In
ali the issues springing outot The presiden-
tiaI contest in the session OF lSf6-'h, MI
PAYNE look an active part and SO Impress
ed his Democratic colleagues with his
ability that he was chosen one OF the hVe
members 20 represent them on the famous
Electoral Commission. Since l6fI ne mas
held no public Office.
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ORGANIZATION.
@4OO 90 REV ARD

rYyTREAs II appears by Information -,
W II n.e that on about = DAY O L;.tJ hse
lisa in nola county NsfisftppFf' Frank 5 Co., Vas
tosSsii S,l Nv fire by parties unknown -, anu
,,t ftfrgarus made their escape ana are SIN
large; ,,,prrp1r lowry. Governor
NyN, 80 -, aIar the above reward Tor the ar
% 81 md delivery Of the said unknown p}reS ,y ~
He sheriff Of Pamela eeunty $40 re1 Tsduirs
1 a, %a n his state to he diiigent m 'heH
eors 70 arrest sid f q ,s Syeat ps sea 81 the
Given uaaer In IN At Jackson this 18th day Oh
H. - peeemoeF' a - ROBERT LOWRY.
By Che Is, SSvsts' siyrRs Secretary Of State
al
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LoNDoN, Jan. S.-A Rom

LONDON, Jan. 8.--A Rome correspond
emf saws: The conversation of the Pope
and the Crown Prince of Germany consist
ed of two parts-one to remain absolutely
secret, the other to be published at the
proper time. The Pope informed the Car
dinals that he consigned to the secret ar
chives the detailed account OF the CONVEX
sation. that posterity may have a state
ment of much Importance.
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SpFcTaL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
Dw6ag.T-AY vs. ATEOE.
$500 90 Reward.

= .r,sars IN information receiFea
Ill H. tiaten december list, lsssr ~ Iellll'a
So sroS1o McWIEIIASfs, Peaeetu', $3.50 nm
s3sr, ,.5autv. was hrntaliy murderer ss.,r,e
known party, and he aieeT
ana I s' ,be = ROBERT LOWRY e ,sa az
az S5isissipri, do Offer the above reSi1 ~ "a TIE
q 80 44ysrv al the sid unknown pan! s,
TT 81 - sfs,rn county said reward i pss -
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a'ts s ,sr nay baud aud the Great IA y a., w
stste niSxed, at Jackson this lS'l U''
pseeHl'ie'' ROBERT LOWRY.
by F IqsS S,s,y' = MYERS, Secretary Of State
H. t..l-..gl
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a7.s, ner.isa relasfag 70 mil ar aflalfs
u leaa Ell ee On Militia. ,ss7
ql.-ts r,ersssa relating Q oyeTiew o. iee@
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7Ts. r.cfsiea relating 30 Exposition al
sesy- CiIeaas aB1 ProErgss Of Mississippi,
= f5r-H zee aad AIaagf4eturss.
Thar ncrtion 7gheh geaeFal balls siaoita
ts5s f.E.ct t. Committee ca judiciary.
Tfa rtT srt was a.epe
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Revised Cole o- 1850 in relation tQ "a
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-16

A Washington correspondent Of the &c,
lunbHs Dispatch makes the following well
deserved compliment Of our present men :
Der of Congress.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
2 AsTtIxGT0S. Dee. 26, 1888. /
Hon. E. Rarksdale

Sre: | have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter, enquiring when
there viii he a vacancy for the appoint
ment of a Naval Cadet from the 7th Con,
gressionaI District of Mississippi. Naval
Cadet d. F Terrell, now charged to that
District. viii, 1t is expected, complete the
academic course of four years in 1881, and
then after two years at sea, viii hnaiiy
graduate. when the vacancy will occur
Very respectfully,
WV. E. CHANDLR,
Secretary of the Navy.
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MnA:oa1 Cansnrs.

OF THE FIFTH CoNG RESSlONAL DlSi II. !,
4 mi sxau5na appIicants for License on the
STrnxp NoNDAY or DECEMBER, MARCH, JUNE
~, SI-pTr,,lgEr at the CITY OF JACKSON MISS
M - ROBERT KELIs, NJ D.,
Oct.I7 SLY. }. W. Bl-NNEA l. NJ ~
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Straw berries were IN the NeK 1ork
market some days since Eve quarts
arrived from FIorida and Nera held
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EDuCATioNal.
GCTTNOrs

DESIRING Competent and E1rer.,Be-s -
Principals or Assistants, cau sca.Ye fb., l'4s7-
nIvinr 10 the UNIoN SCHooL Aorgl,' '1a y
We have registered vita as many e,...
teachers, an 81 VII ~, sosa ai. any eeo
charge. If you need a teacher, ssal 4, +, Aa
cations before orr best teacher. sfs isesi. t255
Teachers applying for situations rf.,-t
unless located. NJ H h, 1
aug IS, S3-sm. = O. BoXiA ha-aia, s.
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Naval Cadet Seventh District.

In reply to numerous inquiries, Hon
E. Barksdale has placed at our disposal
The following letter, by which it will be
see that there will be a vacancy Tor the
anpointment of Naval Cadet from the
7th District in 1886:
NAVY DEPARTMENT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25

Young Schilling, who eloped with
Victoria Morosini, is not a count or a
duke, nor even an nobleman of any
kind. He is simply common jc.u
and the son of d saloonkeeper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-20
$4,000 FOR THE CnILDxEN'y HONE
And Other Liberal Requests by the Late
|'.'' MihN Mnry l.. Jelly. Eln

And Other Liberal requests by the Late
MisS Mary l.. Jelly. f
The will Of Miss Mary L.. Jelly, late OF this
city, was yesterday admitted to probate. It
bears date May Is, 1883. and John J. Jones is
appointed executor, no surety being re.
quired. Her watch and chain is bequeathed
10 james French, son Of John French, de-
ceased, diamond ring to Mrs. Crawford II.
Booth, diamond lace pin to Mrs. John H.
Myers and all the rest OF her jswelry and
wearing apparel to Mrs. Sarah az. Mendel.
The executor Is directed to sell all her real
estate, and the following requests aye 10 be
paid by him: To the Children's Home, Of
Wheeling, s.. 00j; to the First UuIed Pres.
bytefian church, s. 900: to Mrs, Barah NJ,
widow OF George Meudel. $40 COO; to Miss
Cecilia G. Richardson, SEC. 900; TO Miss
Louisa French. IS 900; 70 Mrs. John, R. Men.
81 900; 10 Miss n. Bella Meudel, 81, 900; 10 G.
Myers, ST 600; 10 James Y. Mandel,
81 000; to Charles T.. Mendel, 81 900; to
Harry ]. Mendel, $1,000; to Mrs. Aanie
j. Nsteler, OF Pittsburgh, 5000; TO Mse.
James NJ. Wheat, 81, 900; 10 Mrs. Garafelia y.
Hutchinson, $1,000; 10 Mrs Emma Van
schssch, 81 900; to Mrs. Emily P. Boyd,
81 600; to Miss Mary Ainswosth. 81 0c0; and
to the children of Mrs. Neteler, 81, 600 each,
and 10 the grand children / + George Meudel,
deceased, $500 each Mrs. sarah ii. Mendel
Is made resiauary legatee. - -a55g.s IS x
a bequest is also made 10 the Greenwood
Cemstery Aeiociation, the interest to be
used under the direction of Mr.. Jones and
Mrs. Mendsl in keeping in repair the graves
OF the devisof and her brother The execu-
tor Is directed - erect Il suitable monument
over the grave Of tho deceesed. J.I,-s.f
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TWO TOWNS.

News Nates, Personals and Scrnrs from
bridgeport aud Martins Ferry.
Judge HUFF. Of ST. Clairsville, was visiting
in Mortin's Ferry yesterday.
Mr.. Anthony Kyne, an old and respected
cl,lzsn OF Martins Ferry, who has been very
i'll, was much better yesterday.
The E!na mill yesterday shipped GO tons
Of iron for 81. louis on the barge Jennie
Campbell, Of Horabrook'a line. I'll ~
Judge John Cochran, OF Martins Ferry,
who has returned from Mt, Pleasant, saws
the cry out there is for railroads. 5.'; :
The lecture OF Rev. Farrar at the United
Presbyterian Church, Martins Ferry, las,
evening on the "5phinx," wes well attended.
The foundation for a new store, alresd '
laid In E.naville, by David Mckee, OF Centre
Wheeling, will bs worked on to-day by full
force OF laborers. :tl..}
The Riverside barge, wrecked at the steu.
benville bridge, was landed by the koehnein
brothers bslow West Wheeling sftsr four at.
tempts, and Is considered q great feat. The
barge is utterly worthless except for the
timners.
Editor Drennon. Of the Ohio Valley News,
said yesterday that he was for Blaine. "rnss
idea Of giving Sherman complimentary
vote,h said he, first struck me, but don't
ees what advantage We csn derive from it in
the convention. was for Blaine before"
Miss Blanohs Tilton. daughter OF the late
Noah Tilton, EsQ., OF near Yorkvilla, JeiIel-
son county, died in Philadelphia, and was
buried at the old home buryiug ground near
Til,onyille, yesterday afternoon, at o'clock.
Her remains were cremated at Washington,
Pa, on Tuesday. -.@
A citizens convention OF the First ward,
Martins Ferry, to be held in the school
house. has been called for Saturday evening
at 1880 o'clock, for The purpose OF nominating
eouncilnea andu:seasor. Mr.. A.O. Campbell
Is favorably spoken OF as q candidate for az.
ssssor in this ward. l.Ea-5. r..
Felix La Baume, tho author and copyright
OF '"AnGeraonville P,is)u", picture well
known to all e1.prisoners OF the war, writes
Mr. J. 7. Hanes, OF Martins Ferry, that lie
has 2 new picture Of the prison that cxcells
the former one, the plates OF which were DE-.
s:royed by e recent fire. 49,
Henry Hose rented q skill IRON, Isaac Rus.
sell. OF Bridgeport, during the Il BOD, at tbs
rate OF IS for three houra. The vessel was
kept over the time and Russell sued Hcse
before Squire Howell yesterday 10 recover
$40 damages. The Gee was tried 10 Jury,
which returned a verdict for Russell for $50.
At the meeting Of the E:naville cornet
band Tuesday evening, which was we'll al
tended, E number Of new members were in
itiated. Another meeting OF the baiId will
DO held on Friday evening at UIrich's Hall,
and full attendance is desired. Tie boys
intend to come out strong during the cam
paign, and II is the duty Of every good Re-
publican to lend their encouragement, 81
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TELEGRAPH i4IEPS,

The Cincinnati Price Cureni will prin
to. day it's compilation Of pork packing thu
past season at seven cities, Chicago, Gin.
cinnati, St. Louis, Kansas City, Iudanapo
lis, Milwaukee, and Louisville, showing a
total OF 1861, 4S5 hogs against 4, 450, $40 last
year, a decrease Of 5s3, 455 hogs. ~ ~
L. L. Warner, merchant and philan
thropist OF Louisville, died yesterday. lie
was the Oldest merchant in that city and
ives widely known over the country 10,
charity. The largest church in Louisville
ls named in hia honor. he was a native
Of Massachusetts and was 7G years old. ~,
Gen. John B. Gordon, Of Georgia, has
invited ex.Confederats soldiers now in
New York, to NEE. him at the st. James
hotel tonight for conference with deputa.
tions from the Grand Army OF the Repub.
lie, III the interest Of home Tor disabled
Confederate soldiers. This movement is
IN aid oil one inaugurated at Richmond.
Yesterday afternoon the coal mine OF B.
+. Rafferty, d Co. at Sharon, Pa, caught fire
from tho air shalt Of the furnace and at q
late hour last night was still burning. Two
hundred men have been fighting the flames
since tho discovery, but owing 10 the dan.
ger o! suiiocation from smoke have been
unable 10 successfully combat them. The
lcss cannot be estimated until the FIRE is ex.
tinguished. IN : 5.l' ~ -,D!' >
Duncan O. Ross, Of Cleveland, received
q letter from Chicago yesterday informing
him that Sullivan had put up no forfeit
money and insists on Quecnsbury rules,
which Rcss interprets as meaning that Sui.
llvan is weakening. Ross eays II is absurd
to stipu!ate Q1eensbnry rules. No man
ever won the championship under them,
Thompson desires 10 fight under ring rules.
public or private, Ross insinuates thai
Sullivan is talking loud TO advertise his
tour and does not intend To fiaht N - r.
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PERSONAL n ENIlON,
News and Gossip Ia Relation to Variou

News and GGsxit, la Relation to Various
ss- People.
Mr.. Walker Peterson has gone to New York.
Mr.. Thomas Ball is off on visit to Florida.
th,rill Leroy Bedwick, OF Ee mont Gu .
ty. was in the city yesterday. 2'
Mr.. Aug. Schneider was rendered a surpri.e
party by number Of his friends last ever
Ing. -. 5sst r.. -
Miss Maggie schncll, who has been visiting
friends In Cleveland, returned home last even.
Ing. gil5
Mr.. N. D. Campbell, a prominent citizen
Of Hancock county, was in town yesterday on
buaiGess. iF5s gtl
Mr.. George Lsnghlin is down the i've,
travelling in the interest OF the Lauphlin
drug house. .5saS5 q ,,,s,,5 Il, (;
w. n. Barker, OF Pittsburgh, a,represenls-
two OF the Crockery and Glassware journal, was
In the city yesterday. q, lbs
Madame, -Jsnauschek cslls "Zillah" her
Wheeling play" having been put on the
aisgs here the first time che appeared III it.
Mr.. James Robb, who travels for Greer &
Laing's hardware p,o1e, is dnwa tho river on
. trip for the firm. He will be gone about
six weeks. IS Ii $
Dr.. John Z. Smith, ona OF the delegates to
the G. A. X Encampment, did not 90 to Par.
kersbnrs yesterday, as important cases pre-
vented his doing so. IN
II. B. Ferguson, Esq. formerly OF this civ.
has formed Inv partnership with Mr.. Hsw.
lit, OF White Oaks, N. NJ, and will locate In
that city, for the present. 3}j;
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Mr.. t:ib,cn ON The Workmep.

Hon. Eu.t;cs Gibson says that the in,sr
view had with him by an lS1ELLIsENcxR re
porter, aud printed yesterday morning, mis-
Represented him In ono respec:-that in
drawing tho gloomy picture OF the condition
Of tho iron workers during shut down by
will ow1ess. he did not especially refer Il
Wheeling ,workingmen, but 10 thosa Of iacto,
~ cities in general Such comfort as
Mr.. Gibson can lind in this disclaimer he [,
entitled to. The impression on the reuorter',
mind certainly was That he referred to Wheel.
leg iron workers In Common with those Of
other iron manufacturing town.. He also
said, though 1t escaped the reporters mind
when preparing the s'ticle ios publication.
that tart f was responsible for striker, and that
it was only In those industries which epi3y a
high protective duty that the emp!oy en- nsye
tronble about wages with their employees. ~
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THE TiiIRll pool
COhl Mipcrk-nn Iron Clnu Onfh Ask ed
No. las. From Them. il,zlt'

COhl MlDcFk-hh Iron CIDu On1h IAHE ed
From Them. &,
PIrTsnvEaH, Pa, March l9.-The afaira
emoDgthe mintrs in the Third Pool have
taken new turn, and especially at the
Cliff mine, which Is operated by Hutch.
inga 4 Co. Notwithstanding the fsct that
the miners there have been working at a
reduction, the company hes drawn up an
article and presented it to tho miners for
their signatures, in which they are re-
quired to waive I'LL laws and statutes in re-.
gard to mines, anu also the right to a check
weighman, II they " ish 10 continue ut work
for that company. This was an unlocked
for requirement, and the miners refused to
sign the article. The men were threatened
with eviction upon their refusal to Sign,
and at Coal Bluff one family has already
been evicted.
To-day several Of the miners are in the
city in consultation with the miners' at
torney, but it is no. known what action
will be taken in tho matter. President
Costello will pay visit to the mine and
look into the trouble there. As the men
were working at reduction, no cause can
be assigned for this action Of the company,
President Costello returned last night
frem the railroad mines at TOMS Run aud
reports matters quiet ut that place. The
miners are all out and keeping solidly TO-.
pether. U - '',sIl-,
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/, JANAUsCHEK AS .szII.I.Au,"
A Very Strong CahrncterIzation AblJ
supported.

A Very Strong Characterization Ably
supported. 49,,
Madame Janauscaek appeared at the Opera
House last nigh. Ia u play from-the French
Of La Tireuse des Castes, Zillsh, the Hebrew
Mother" The role OF Zi!lah in the prologue
and Rldiya, u sorceress known ~ "tho wo.
man in red" vera taken by Jansuschek, and
her preservation Of the two opposite chersc.
ters amply showed tba! she still retains much
OF thu dramatic isrs and gehiua which hsl
won for her yank among iio most famous
actresses OF the world. Since this piscs was
given here year ego It has been slightly al.
tered, and the alterations ARE improvements
It Is now, as plsyed By Jaaarsohek and an
unusually strong company, q masterpiece,
both from a literary and his,rionic sand.
point. The honse was comfortably we'll
filled, and the audience very apprecia.iye,
This evening Mariana, q Woman Of The
People," will be given. This is en- unususlIy
strong, emoaenal plsy, and the performance
will be notable one. &c :, ,'ts,t,sa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-20
HELLAlEkE.
Newspaper ChRnge-rhIer Sent to Jnil,
Helm kAilr0nd Changes, Etc.

Newspaper Ci,ange-rhier Hcnt to Jail,
i.9g Railroad Chauges, Etc. ly
The new street lamps that have arrived ate
neat in appearance.
The Council transacted no business at It's
regular meeting this week. =
Miss Annie Crafty taught Miss ,Lilly's
room IN the public school yesterday. 4
L.straub will build a new dwelling on The
vest aide OF Noble street above John Du Boiss
dwelling. 81, - q. . - ;,
8. @. Thompson named his son for Fred
Douglass, and is the proud possessor of a let
ter Of thanks from Mr.. Doug glass. v j ! "a
Tho skatipg rink, under Be!lalre mar age
Menttwlth newskates, WAS opened last night.
The st. Cecilia band furnished the music.
John Clancy, the overcoat thief, was taken
10 st. Clairsville yesterday to ferye a sen.
tence in jail for want OF money to pay q fine
y Ed. Rodewig and Roy Romicke took the
iisst ptiz,s In writing IN Miss Cunningnau's
and Miss Cratty's rooms in the city schools
respectfully. .;77,:g =, ~: ! Is.
Dr.. Grafton will move his Eastlske dining
rooms to tho old National Hotel, which be
VIII nave htted up and occupy ~ hotel and
boarding house. re l.i.9,l .s ~
CleVelanu fltsouls RAILROAD men from
all along the lire were here yeltesdsy even
II g IN attendance on the annual meeting OF
the employees insurance association. q g. 81
William Wa,nock, well known as a nun.
Der one printer In the newspaper offices hero.
bus bought the presses and type Of the Del.
lsire Dtatoerat ,emce and Will take charge at
once. His intentions are not ann ouncsd,
". L. Hoyt, agent OF the Bellaire, Q mes.
Wills & Cincinnati Raitroad here, and Master
Of Transportation Of the road, has resigned hiu
position. The Manager, MI. Mccoy. hs7 also
resigned bis position, aud left for pittaburgh
yesterday morning. # 4 III &. {! ~ :, ~
Friday and Saturday evenings the Second
N. Z Church holds festival at the churoh
to complete the amount due the pretor. who
leaves Monday 10 attend the ana ual confer.
ence at C9yiugton, n.y. William Ny ers. the
Steward, has charge. Warner Narsh.ll and
william Hopewell are contrasting for gold
ring. 49, Sfe-F AZ u h ID, q q ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-20
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.Onice. Nos. 70 and ~ Fourtceuln street,
New Advertisements,
AL. RICE SEQ.

We have now In stock the leading Col.
ors In the Correct Styles or Spring Hats
md Hornets, and are daily adding new
shapes as they appear In New York.
There IL radical change In styles from
last season, md the coiors are confined
exclusively 10 Silver Grey, Beige and
Brown. We hnyo exclusive STYLES that
caBaot DO found elsewhere, and arc pre.
pared to show n beautiful collection of
Feathers, Ponpons md Novel Materials
for. Trimming. ~, ,'sf"'SI's|s