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Ii
WAS nominated by acclamatlon for Traes.
nrer, despite most earnest protest asking
for a. reconsideration that he didn't
want to be candidate The convention,
however, decided that was tho kind Of men
they were looking for. Mr.. Freer nolni.
mated ]. N. Kendall, Of Richie, for State
superintendent Of SCHOOLS. The nomina.
ton was made by accamatiou.
On motion Of DR.. Barbee the nomina.
ton Of the electoral ticket was referred to
the Executive Committee, and the conven.
tion adjourned at six thirty. The conven.
tion was complete success. The Green.
hackers are jubilant Harmony and good
will prevailed. - g'5
Everybody is pleased. Prominent Repub.
licanssay the ticket will be endorsed and
elected. The Democracy are looking blue,
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sENTI nENT In THE EAST,
A Treasury Agent Who Finds the BlaiI
la. Men Very Enthusinstic.

gu. men very Entuuslnsttc. u.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-Mr. George D. Swift,
special agent OF the United States Treas
ury, returned from the East yesterday,
where he has been arranging some Of the
details OF his Office. While in Washington
and New York Mr.. Swift had an opportu.
nifty to observe the flow Of the political tide,
and 10 reporter he gave some Of his i'm
pressions last evening:
ut seems to be pretty difficult matter
to tell" said he, "what the Presidential
outcome will be. You pays your money
and takee your choice and opinions Of all
kinds are freely given. One group OF men
will tell you that Arthur can not posaibly
carry their State, and Gttaen feet from
them you will find another group i,om the
game State who will ssy that the President
can nweep all before him."
Tin your opinion, who is in the lead?n
a! II believe it is Arthur, although he and
Blaine are about neck and, and 1t ig hard
to decide. A week or two may change the
whole situation, as it has changed in the
last two weeks in favor OF Arthur. It is re-
markable how tho tide has changed for
him. I vas talking the other day with
some OF the business men in New York,
and they we're for Arthur. The. ,pguic in
Wall street has aided him greatly"
sin what way ?"ii3 ~, 81
swell; the people feel as though they
wanted a conservative administration, as
they think it will have tendency to quiet
matters down. lSS%,. go
wouldn't Dlaine's Administration be
conservative ?" w. a
II don't know. Blaine, you know, has a
reputation for general dash, and has a
hsbit OF running things for himself. But
one thing found, and that was, that the
unanimous opinion ,of the Republicans
was that, whether it was Blaine or Arthur
or somebody else, the Republican ticket
would be elected. Either Blaine or Arthur
would carry New York. Blaine is more
popular il the West and Arthur in the
Eansn HI
"Who is mentioned as possible dark
horse? 2" g {, s
John A. Logan. / think Logan is nearer
tho Presidential chair than he ever was be-.
lore. In the event Of a close contest his
chances are gocd." .22'JEE,5s :, ,.,. !.
sand who is mentioned for the second
place."
''It.is generally lostsight of in the discus
sion Of the first place; but when it Is spoken
OF, the only nama that hear is that Of Bob
Lincoln, whether in connection with
Blaine or Arthur. The Blaine are very
enthusiastic. Col. Davis sud Wheeler, Of
the Third District, are for Blslno. Tbs
Colonel says he ia.ioE the man whom his
people are for, and he does not think the
sentiment hns changed. Logan, ! think,
will receive thirty.eight or forty votes from
bis own State on the first ballot. " -, &
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BELLalRE.
Brief Hits Of Local News aud GOssIp OF
tTtN!l Tx. All Sorts.

Brief Uits Of Local News and G0ssip OF
sTtN.il EEK All Sorts.
II Will Stevens, Of Braddocks, Pa, is here on
o visit to relatives. @Ii' i'7.o'-.l3 fI7-
Thomas Hart will at once OCCUPY bis newly
purchased residence on North Belmont street.;
Another large turtle arrived hers yester-
day, an enormous fellow with the address
painted on him. 9,N& ,-lli =" =
T. H. Hays has taken his tools to Nassillon
and Will at once commence building the new
window glass works thsro. 80. ~,
The old Talmie residence on Noble street ia
being moved back to the rear OF the lot and
large two story dwelling will be built where
It now stands. -. 5sy l.-l:..s''T" :
The first passenger car TO pass down this
far on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & kentucky
extension, went down yesterday afternoon
below the Baltimore L. Ohio river bridge an
to tho upper end OF the Ohio River railroad
treatle. 1t contained a number OF Pan Handle
ott1cials. ,55s5 -ges 1.,g IlII-07 =.
J The Broom Brigade OF Capt. Little attract
ed large crowd aa they marched around
few squares out OF doors. The young ladies
were we'll drilled and wore handsome uni
torms Of blue trimmed with white. They
wore knnpsacks on their backs and carried
brooms for arms. .llgI ~ - .s.zz'9 i ~
The old road to The cemeteries and ihe
country beyond is to be tho road still, tho
Council having determined tf fepsir 1t and
pike It, instead OF making new road, SUI
script'ons are being made by private persons
and stone is contributed. "A hundred yardy
will be made at once, that the cost NAV be-
known and the best method of improvement
ascertained. Nos s75.ft- = = - .
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SELF.DEH EHrKUCTION.
Alexnudcr White Loses HIS Money in
=. Wall Street and KtIIa Himself. e

Alexander White Loses HI. Money in
:. Wall Street aud Kills Himself. Fl
UrlcA, N, Y, May 2l.-Alexander
White, late Of Grand Rapids, Mich, com.
mitted suicide az 5 o'clock this morning, at
the house Of his. adopted mother, Mrs.
Dsvllle White, in sherburne, forty miles
south OF this city. He was found dead
with a bullet through the temple. The
weapon lay upon the floor. Deceased was
resident Of Sherburne till six months
ago, and was till about two years ago large.
ly interested in the cheese and butter pro.
duction. The firm Of White 4 Botsford
controlled and operated forty cheese.fac.
tories and creameries at one tins. He was
accounted one OF the wealthy men OF Sher.
burne whom his adopted father, Deville
White, died and increased his store by q
beqaest Of 10000. Alexander soon after.
wards engaged in speculating, and spent
much ol his time in Wall s.reer,' leaving his
dairy business to his partners. He was
euccessful for time in the street, but was
one of the first 10 fall under the declining
market, dropping Sl25, 900. sf'flsi' ~
~~S ASaAtt Vo9 soAlOiS AZ uuGluE6b al
home, with balance Of $4,000 on the
wrong side. Mr.. White disappeared. Re.
turning to Sherburne after lew weeks, be
elected settlement with his creditors at
30 cents on the dollar. He then went to
Grand RapidB, Mich, to engege in bust.
nesa, aud it had been understood here that
he was succeeding. The contrary seems to
have been tfus. HeIeturned to She1hurne
Saturday, coming from Leayenworth, Kae.,
where an adopted daughter, Mrs. Taylor,
lives. AT Sherburne it is believed that be
returned intending to end big days il he
Jailed 10 aht:il money with which to start
in business again. Mr.. White waB47 years
old, and a popular and public-spirited cit-
izen. lie was member OF the Copgrega-
tional denomination and liberal contrib.
ulor to the society. He leaves widow, one
son, and the adopted daughter already
9f3VAfl1OASut I..r'Fs tss-.
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SENATOR EDAuSDs thanks the young
gentlemen Of Washington College for the
complmen. paid him by their Mock Con-
yeu.iou, and adds, Significantly: II much
preler it to the actual Office in question
tbs endorsements and burdens Of which
| DO no! desire to assume" Slr. Edmunds
does not say that he would decline q nom.
iuation. OF course he would not-but it
is quite probable that he would pteior to
be left in the Senate, where he enjoys
himself and has time to attend to q lucra.
tive law practice. II he should become
President, he will naturally have in mind
Washington College when he looks about
for raw material to work up into consuls
and diplomats.
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J.. D. d. Z, Grnutl I.ntIre.

HARRISBURG, May 2l.-This mornings
sea!on Of the Grand Lodge was occupied
'0' the major par! in hearing cases Of up.
pea'. The report Of the Finance Commit.
'ee Was considered and adopted. Ono res.
SIntloa q which Is a part Of the report, al.
,aofzsss u 3 debt Of 5000 to ho liquidated
S gat Of tho surplus now in tho hands Of the
!; t;tea'urer. The Grand Lodge by this Ia
cleared OF all Indebtedness. The roll was
called and 6S4 !. 0. D. F. lodges found to be
represented. ; 1t Is expected that the ses.
slan ~ will end this evening or tomorrow
morning at the iarthess. h I!
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JOHN wYCLIrFr.'
Tho Revival ofthe Five Hundredlh An.
gallil nlvorsary OF his Death.

LONDON. NAV oj-The yav,va, IN ca,o.. a.
h,o,,on =, ,ha a,. .',..' - - 80
o.a,'oA :. VI 'ne nNe uunafeuth ahniVenafy
OF the death Of John Wyclilio, the earliest
English reformer and translator. Of the
Bible. began to.,lav at 81 q Andrau,o
chr,,h n,s..,.,.s. nn, o" .
onu'el' p"sk'tla!a. LUIS chulch is on the
sue Oh the Monastery, where the Popes
bill against Wyc|iffe was read. The cele,
bration ia nnder tbe d,rec,,on NJ Edw,n
sb;ntor ondI w c,.n,,.,u,,,. - w..
chnroi % sosu,ao % -. .,, w. esaueTicA, .. W.. an tne
ons 1v rei";oras gwen nocs,;ayy .uay Wy sns var:
NJ" a,l lu .iannr;,a,;ana SVi,1.,ee' u'1seu.e
san,eI :, aa 1ba h;ahoa meig depIe,
] rrescLsd a., oh,o plsu9p - "a L'VerPool
rom the .ax, % somnJ u T., 49,. 1sesf Sesu. 1S.m Tia
nj Paer ela ,,ar ,ugu ~ '1S oeEoah Sp's.e
ri his ss,mop b ,o,d, ,Iioo "uuai;E ~ tne ooatse
frat Enul;ohman - "u sohno a o we tle
~ nj ,he scrintrso, ~ ~ danaMmna ,un sua t epa
man Ghu,nS and - ~ troneiato o ltho 'Is p,hio Nv
Us was the - ".n "u " ,sas ~ T,ai;sh .J oIple
mat;on III ATa nnnaOs,d s 1'i. Vi th ue.aa n Le,os'
rod NJ .;aroranca % onJ - s,na,,,,;a u t; auo' pe
,,uea tba Gh.;a,;ona a" Sur,e,ss,.,un saI,,, ahu
bo ho1dla n.oo,o ~ tny, "tounu tne
,The con niora%nca % ;,aa rS boid ~ .ha n,,,,;o
Honsc The To,I "s Navy eu ., r.ae,d0a sa1 aa'In
his onen;no oddraa. % tha fard ,Iseu Wano. ,,;d, ~
MIt IL now Snn % uaesa .;noa W WnnI;G",a yS, saIu
iona were yyv c"raomnod & e b,. H vroi;T, op.n an
Sn.s,, . ~" ~ sonue,lneu, nus Wy!Iine IeA'
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/, viii Rstura when He. sober.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 2l.-George II.
Lewis, broker, doing business at 629 F
street, has been miasing from his place Of
business since Monday and up to this time
nothing has been heard Of him. He has
been doing Q large and successful business,
especially in Petroleum, and bad perhaps
the largest clientage Of my broker in tho
city, embracing many business men and a
large number Of Government clerks. It is
said over 500 persons are involved as Gus.
toners, and it is estimated he has in his
hands from 100000 to 100000 belonging
to theu. Iswis' friends express confidence
in him, aud say be 10 only cH on spree,
and will return when be gets sober.
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UNITED ETArzs SENAry
Univerxlty Boys on a Tour.

The following Is from the Piedmont Adre,.
tise: Professor White, OF the West Virginia
University, With his geology class, was in
town over. BuEday. Tney loft Morgantown
Wednesday Of last week, came 10 Newburg,
thence to, ,Rowlesburs In ""wakers' haok.H
They left this place Monday for Hsrpe.'s
Ferry, from which point they will return to
Piedmont, for the purpose OF going up tho
After scanning tho hills and rocks Of this
section, they rig up "wa!keys' hack" agsin,
for Sutton, Braxloa county, and will thers
procure q "dug out'' in which 10 float to
Charleston. From Charleston they return to
the University, by tho way OF Psrke,sburg.
Wheeling and Fairmont The Professor aud
his olass OF i've young men seem 10 be pleas
ant, sooiable and having a good time.
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rur was u terrible mlshsp at Wheeling
r,,r,iop. The conductor OF the west.
t.rrd l,eph. should have seen tho flag;
w, s ,bs tlup was there, and that WAS the
,.ssonable and necessary precaution.
The conductor who should have seen
,Ao l,p and did not, attributes his default
,o,hs for. II the log WAS 80 thick that the
IA, could not be seen, then the conductor
!, i - M, IN blame. In tha. cese the calamity
w;ll pprpes. 10 the company signal that
will a,t,ac. attention in log.
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Floods iuTpxnx.

GALVESTON, May al.-The Ne,es' specials
from Tyler, Martin, Nsvazata, Crockett,
Waverly and other points in Northeastern
Texas report another very heavy rainfall
to-day, continuing tonight. y z This
makes the fourth unusually heavy rainfall
in that section since the lst Of May, In
menee tractH OF country are flooded. 4 I: Z
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rur suspension Of the Penn Bank Of
p,,.hu,ph gems 10 have been a precau'
~. % ,,,her ,Lan al actual break. There
"sr Wv rsrv few bank, that can s:snda deter.
'',,,eI M ,pn without assistance. Banka are
.",s . n psy inseres. because they put their
"v '.ausv out a. interest, and their loans
49,, bs called in on the instant.
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Martins Ferry.

Mr., Daniel Oo1, OF Martins Ferry, has
bought out Fishers drug store Wheeling. Z,
!. The Belmont Foundry project at Martins
Ferry ls assured. Nearly all Of the stock has
been taken. 55Ilt' '-,''''' - =.
Mr.. J. II, Drennon, editor Of the Ohio
tqlleg News accompanied by bis daupi,er
left yesterday for b prolonged Wait 10 Min.
hesota, Dakota and Montana. 7 z
The nsighhors OF Ar, and Mrs. Peter Eela.
zle, Msrtin's Ferry, surprised that worthy
couple Wednesday evening by holding i
knowledge. F3Elgs $ - y? -
The Martins Ferry Poard OF Education
has re.olacted Prof. G R, Shreye, Principal
OF the scEoo!s. This will make the twenty.
sixth consecutive term for Prof.. shrsye,
which speaks we'll tor hiS fitness for the posi.
don he ocoupss. - J5.s-55.,2,sl =,
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ST.. '=Ef~
The Great St0cx

OF Dress Goods at .. NJ. McGillin 1 Co.'s
and tho price which they are sold at draw
large crowds 10 that department. Their ele-
CANT display Of new and sessonahle goods Is
veil worth i journey Of many miles to .ee.
When goods and prices are made equally at.
tractivs then customers Are also attracted
and make their purchases, liI NJ i{t
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Another New York Failure.

New YoRE, May 2l.-The failure Of J. L.
Brownell & Co. has been announced in
the Stock Exceango. Tho firm Of Brownell
j. Go. conais's Of L. Brownell, W. &H.
Walker and L. w. Murray. Tho firm was
formerly Browuell & Walker. /. The shrink.
sse oi' yalaes eaaisd the isilare. The
liabilitie9 are light: s1itis .l3s
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STATE ann VICINITY,
Recent Doings or West virxinians and
W63'Ha their NcighhOrs. UIlU

searlet fever Is epldomic at Parkersburg,
Of June. Is6a5yT ~, ~ =, -. ! - i.
Hampton, ". Va, has a new religious p.
per, the Ere lrill Baptist. SE'53 75'y
The farmers OF Monroe county arc ployIp,
up locnsts by the hundreds. II
Grafton Is moving In the matter OF bulldip,
city hall and market house. f NJ III :
The commencement day for the state Nor
mai School, at Fairmont, has been act iol
June l2th. ~ 81 sgE,#IH 7.'1',7-''' r.
The State temperance Convention meet,
a. pArkersburG, June 18th, and will be In se..
sion three days. sTS 1GT1, 1'.T =
The livery stable OF the Jones Brothers. at
Monongahela City, Washington county. wns
deatroyed by fire on Saturday night. a
The telephone limo between Parkersburc
aha marietta was damaged Monday afternoon
not be used. - .",'-'' = -
81, The Junior and Sophomore classes Of the
washington and Jefferson College will On.
gage IN their Olympic games on the fair
grounds at washington, Pa, next Saturday.
There 10 quite. an oil excitement In the
fnelghhorhood OF Bethel, Belmont county. A
New York company has leased several farms
10 that nelghborhood. This company intends
70 put down some test wells shortly. g II
The eleventh annual menoement OF
tne st; Clairsyille high school, " Ill take place
10 Welday's Hall on Thursdsy evening OF
next week. There are four graduates, Misses
Gin, Gi!.u NJ. ana Emma d. Sutton, Miss Sadie
Gitiin and Mr.. Sherman Doyle. nm; III
The Charleston Time, makes out a yerv
strong case for the Permanent Seat. II saws
Charleston Is the capitol tf West Virginia.
nss " u population Of over 1000 Inhabitants, q
y y. =. post office that many oities OF Is 900 In
nsuI!ahts would DO proud to possess, and two
oL q tne pest hotels In the State. Ia noted far
and wide for It's pretty women. sooiability.
etc; but cannot, nor will mol, support ,repr,
lar orRanizsd brass band. l.:...-..r,.s,'..
y % Saturday Of last week almos. every n az,
woman and child OF the town was on Ashfisld |
s,ssss 10 eee tue steam buggy. This buggy |
pas Wa planned and built by @. L. Paganhardt /
bro.. at Boycs, Va. -We=will. not attempt to
give description ofit. But to say that thew
Travelled nineteen and ssven-tenths miles per
hour and are satisfied they cau travel twenty.
hYe miles per hour Is sufficient TO convince
D! that 1t is grand piece of machinery.-l
fteahloht Advertiser. RI ,S.-4y y,7s9rssi,Gt
The Sleubsnville Board Of Education bas
made g e It's selection OF teachers aud principals
,of the comi:g year. Principals Rowe and
Lyons we're retained. For the two new school
buildings, which will be ready for occupancy
september l, ]. +. Patterson, OF Hopedale
college, and E. W. Matthews, Of Bethany
College, have been selected as prin.
!np G!nipals, with salaries Of $500 each per year.
Inc new buildings will cost about $50 600.
and Will have every modern conyenience.
Two thousand pupils were enrolled in the
pubic schools for the month ofApril. The
enhancement exercises will take place
tEaay evening, June 20. and are to be held
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sUNDAy sChOOL CONVENTION.
Sptcial Correspondence qfihe Lnie.,ice,cr,

The First Days Scssion nj @ Grarfon-u on,
&4 II, +. nnriin'a Speech. ll,I
Special Dlspalch 10 The Inl<lligencer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, May 2l.-Tho West
Virginia State Sunday School Convention
met here to-day and will continue in sess.
ion Tomorrow. A large, number Of dele
gates are present aud great interest is
manifested in tho work. The exercises
opened this afternoon with an address OF
welcome by Hon. B. F. Martin, responded
to by Rev. 1. E. Petesp, OF Qlarkaburg, At
the evening session the relations 81 the
Sunday School to the home, tho church
and to the community were corBidered,
The feature Of the afternoon exercises was
Hon.' B. r.; Martins felicitous address,
which was highly npoksn Of, The attend.
ance on tho meeting was largo. The pro.
gramme was attractive and entertaining, {
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SEND FOE JACK BURKE.
A Thicving Gang Aaiaing Smnii ohio

555.S Y \! j5St. ToWns. !, 4
]. .C!SolSsAIl, May 2l.-A dispatch from
,Tiflin, O., raye: The iewelry store OF John
Young, 1O2 Washington street, was enter.
ed by professional burglars yesterday, and
the sntlYe store cleaned out. Goods 10 the
amount Of $500 were taken, the thieves
not leaving baby's pin. The entrance was
made through a second story window to q
tailor's shop over the store, whence sasy
acoees Was gained to the floor below. The
common lre.prooi safe WAS no protection
from tho thieves. Its believed the rob.
berry was committed by members Of gang
Of thieves whose headxuarterB are at De-.
trolt aud Chicago, who are operating in
ANAL towns In Ohio and Indiana, I'm
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PlrTanuRou, Pa, May 2l.-A general
strike Of the iron workers June lst is now
regarded improbable. tits ndsrstood fos
business reasons several firms will sign the
scale when presented by the Amalgamated
Association, and this will prevent otner
manufacturers from holding OFT who gre
dispoeed to fight for q reduction, L".n
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A Bridge Disaster,

CoLuMsrs, @, May 2..-The Diepatc1ts
special says: The wooden suspension
bridge across the Scioto River at Ports.
mouth fell this morning, carrying down
two children, .vho. Fere on 1t, and both
were drowned. The body Of only one was
recovered. Loss to the county about
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Tug Washington correspondent OF the

Tus Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Eaguircr te!egraphs:
Roscoe Couklipg told a gentleman in
Nav York yesterday that he favored
Rsipe Hail rather than any Of the other aspi.
,snts u becarss his administration would bo
ma ma, Of force. Tho Senator added that he
was vas tired Of administrations thatgrsvitated
any any where and landed nowhere.
While Mr.. Conkling has been practicing
,a4a1d making money he has kept his
vps,her eye open, II he didn't say what
ia attributed to him he missed a good
chance 10 say good thing.
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Tho commencement OF the Bridgeport high
sohcol will take place this evening In TIA
achool hall, Kirkwood. No children viii bs
admitted, and no pupils OF the schools viii
be prsseut except those taking part in The
exercises Of the evening, go ~ - :
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CoLuMnus, O., May Ala Dispqtch spe-
cial sayu The Kelly Nail and Iron Com.
pany's mill. at Ironton, Ohio, was par.
TALLY destroyed by FIRE this morning. Dam.
age about s95, 900, fully covered BY insur-
ance, y. ! !ls 'it 4 (. Z. IS 5{g.s 1,
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Destructiye Ear,naunIc Shock.

ts0es'S "'h ssfT ~ a'sno t9'I0G3s
LoNpoS, May 2l.-A severe shock OF aa
earthquake was felt to-day throughout the
peninsula Of C5sicus, Asia Minor. Several
villages were damaged and many houses
destroyed, and twenty persons killed.