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Virginia Republicans.

RICHMOND, July 14th.-Delegates TO the
State Republican Convention, which meets
tomorrow, are arriving on every train
From present indications the fight for Gov
ernor will be between John S. Wise and
Attorney General Blair. The friends Of
each are sanguine that they have ma
iority. Wise's friends claim that he will be
nominated on the first ballot, while some
Of the Blair adherents think that Henry c.
Bowen, who expects possibly to come in as
dark horse, hopes to gee enough votes 10
defeat his nomination on the first ballot,
and then their candidate will make a good
showing against Wise, and possibly secure
the nomination. Senator Malone is
claimed as Wise's strongest supporter, and
he is considered indeed the power behind
r Throne
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Foreign Missions.

WASHINGTON, July 14th.-The applicants
for the Spanish Mission will equal, if not
exceed, the number of applicants on file at
the State Department for any of the foreign
missions. The office of Minister to Spain
is regarded as one Of the most desirable
appointments to foreign countries. As yet
no action has been taken toward sue
cessor 10 Mr. Foster. When he left Wash
ington for Spain to negotiate the second
commercial treaty between the United
States and that country, the appointment
Of his successor was postponed until his
return. Mr.. Lee, the recently-appointed
Secretary to the United States Legation at
Vienna, Austria, is expected to arrive at
his new post next week. On his arrival
United States Minister Francis will take
final leave Kelley is still at Paris.
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hir. McGREGoR, July 14th.-At 1880
o'clock last night Gen. Grant was sleeping,
and during the night DE secured eight
hours sleep. The patient thought he
wise would have done, because of the rain
fall that began in the early morning. The
General is subject to rheumatic pains and
it is not unlikely that the rain-storm has
aroused them to some exeent. The patient
tool, food through the night as usual, and
this morning his pulse is equally as strong,
full and regular as yesterday.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
MATTERS AND THINGS AT THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Ohio Prohibitionists+L DIFF
ficulties = Hebrew Charities
General Grant-Hop Crop.
The Ohio Prohibition Candidate for
Governor HopefuI


Governor Hopeful.
SPRINGFIELD, July 14th.-In an interview
today the Rev. DR.. A. B. Leonard, Pro-
hibition candidate for Governor, referring
to the action of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union Of Cleveland, in adopt
ing resolution yesterday Withdrawing
from the State and National Unions and
deciding upon non-partisan course in the
coming election, said that while he regret
ted the detection of that organization, still
he had no doubt but that the Prohibition
party would make better showing in this
campaign than ever before Said he: The
reason for this belief is the vote of the sec
ond amendment two years ago, when
$4,000 voters out of 100000 voted for a
prohibition amendment. If those men
vote for us now we will carry the State.
There is going to be q split in the old
parties and men will vote for the Prohibi-
ton ticket this year who never voted it
before. | believe, also, that the second
amendment voters will be with US. They
ought, for we stand squarely on that
amendment. | think enough will vote
with us to carry the State, for the rest of
the vote must be divided between the two
other parties. The result will do wonder
full good, even if we should elect the State
officers and not the Legislature. 1t will
invite further accessions next year. 1t will
all end, whether this year or some other,
in the practical disorganiZation of the Re
publican party and the defeat of the Demo-
cratic party "
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Edwin A. Jones VS.. James Walkcr-Continued
by consent
Carrie A. l.. Grupp Us. George Grupp-Deiault
Of defendant entered Plaintiff granted di
vorce and custody ofthe minor child.
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WASHINGTON, July 14th.-Judge McCue,
Solicitor of the Treasury, to-day approved
the bond of Robert Barnett, Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Fourth District of
California.
Absence for four months, on Il surgeon $
certificate of disability with permission TO
leave the United States, has been granted
Lieutenant Greedy.
The President has appointed Larner b.
Harrison, of Cincinnati, Government
Director of the Union Pacific Railway.
Harrison is President of the First National
Bank of Cincinnati.
The Belgian Government has extended
an invitation to this Government to send
delegates to the International Congress of
Botany and Horticulture, at Antwerp, from
the LIST to the 10th of August. The invita-
ton has been referred to the Commissioners
of Agriculture.
VIM. A Stidman, who has been chief of
| the navy pay division of the Fourth Audi
tors Office for twenty-one years, resigned
to-day, and James NJ. Wright of Alabama,
was appointed in his stead.
Judge Maynard, Second Comptroller of
the Treasury, has rendered decision that
naval officers who travel at Government
expense are not entitled to mileage, and
that mileage is allowable only when they
travel at their own expense.
There is high authority for the statement
that the President has not issued an order
to the heads of the Departments to the effect
that dismissals and appointments to fill
places not vacant must stop.
The President to-day appointed William
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Strike OF Mail Wagon Drivers.

CHICAGO, July 14th.-The announcement
is made tonight that another strike is
likely to occur on the West Division Rail-
way OF the sixteen discharged men, for
whose reinstatement in the company's
service the recent strike was inaugurated,
all but four have returned to work for the
company These latter are still seeking
reinstatement, but the claim is made that
against two Of them, at least, serious
charges arepending. II transpired tonight
that Mayor Harrison addressed letter to
the Superintendent Of the company,
recommending that be restore the men to
duty. The employees will hold meeting
Saturday night to determine whether they
will go out on another strike in the event
that the remaining four are not reinstated
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The Trouble at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July Residents of
Iron Ward were astir al an early hour this
morning. 1t had been announced that the
plate mill would be started at o'clock,
and long before that hour number of per
sons congreSated at the railway tracks and
in the vicinity of the gates leading to the
mills 4 detail of police was on hand. A
number of the former employees arrived
and passed into the mill without being
molested, and at o'clock work was COM
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THE news sand monopolists, " H. Smith x
Co. of England, must be 10y This time kicking
their own heads or for the stupid folly that led
them 10 prohibit the sale Of the Pla HqR GG.cge
from their counters and places of exclusive priv
ilegc But smith. the senior. is bullet-headcd
stubborn, purse proud fellow, who may. for all
his chagrin, attempt TO measure swords with the
Gc-eite The instant he does SO, we venture the
prediction the other papers Of London will
come to the aid of the Ga,citc, and Smith 4 Co 5
business Of selling all the leading newspapers
| OF England viii have its back broken
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EAGLE Pass (Texasl, July l4th.-A ranch
man named Malone brought in a report to-
day of an Indian raid, in which fifteen
Mexicans were killed last night, forty miles
above Eagle Pass, on the Rio Grande. An
officer with a small detachment of troops,
was Immediately sent to investigate the
matter.
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IS Swiss StatiOn''
Az CEEoN q LIE

No, 80 X street. Sacramento.
IoNEs y MAETIN. ATTORNEYS for ENecuirix.
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shall ask you to tell the truth, and what
am after may be developed hereafter"
"Oh, give US rest, for Gods sakel"
said Galligan.
The Mayor was not drunk at any time
during the Sengerfest when this witness
saw him, he said in answer to another
question.
To Col. Arnett-"A license could not
have been issued to the senSerfest with
out having gone through both branches.
! know that that petition came up in the
First Branch, but objection was made by
Alfred Caldwell, member from the First
ward, and II was not acted upon. No
formal motion was made and there was
no entry on the minutes. The minutes
OF the six meetings referred to before
were signed by the Mayor"
To Mr.. Hubbard-"The Mayor some.
times went home at hall past nine in the
summer, when he was living in the Couu-
try. The minutes Of the meeting on the
18th, see, say that Mr.. Myles presided"
This was about all Of Galligau's testt-
mony. When he was excused he az once
left the hall. The hour get for adjourning
had nearly arrived, and on motion the
committee adjourned till o'clock this
evening,
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LoUAL HREyIrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Mnment In and About The
City.

i Matters OF Minor Mnment In and About tht
City.
THE excursion to Chicago announced
by the B. 4 @. road tor October 92d ha:
been postponed.
Two marriage licenses were issued and
two deeds Of trust admitted to record by
Clerk Hook yesterday.
The following lettora remain unclaimed
at the postoftice: Il. B. Sigafoose, r. G,
Gait, Simon KIee, Chas. Schwertteger, D,
B. Williams, Geo. TALLER, Christ Kapp,
James Darling.
LAST evening, the Longiellow Literary
society met in regular session in the rooms
Of the Y. NJ. @. A. on Market street. The
meetings OF this society continue to be o
success both in interest and attendance.
YESTERDAY Messrs. Aug. Roll, Oscar
seeley and Frank +. Jepson, the newly
elected Gas Trustees, filed their joint bond
in the sum OF $4,000 with City Clerk
Bowers. From this it would appear that
no designations are to be made.
THE Andes is to-day's regular Cincin.
natl picket. She will leave at 3 o'clock
this AFTERNOON. Capt. Charlie Muhlemsn
Will 10 III COuuhuut 40 uoAdl' DAlppCId
and passengers can not do hetter than to
patronize this Commodious and fast stern
wheeler.
Hon. RoarRT sINrsoN, the newly ap-
pointed Postmaster, has received his COM
mission. It takes effect November l.
From now on Mr.. Simpson will devote his
time to becoming acquainted with the
duties OF the office, which are numerous
and complicated,
To.MoRRow night at the Chapline street
rink Jay and Florence Wilson, aged .!
and ~ years respectively, will commence
two nights engagement. They are
everywhere known as THE Baby Skat-
ers," and are q wonderful attraction. The
press everywhere they have appeared re-
Ter to them as the cutest, prettest skaters
ever seen in any rink.
A NUMBER Of the Young men Of this
city have been seized with q mania for
rowing. The favorite mode OF enjoying
the pastime and exercise is, two men to u
ska and then up and around the head OF
tho Island down to the new dam and
back. Several hands haYa been badly
blistered and muscles strained, bat all
this is strengthening TO the society pets
aud does them no harm.
WHAT came near proving serious acci-
dent occurred on North Main street yester.
day afternoon. The driver OF car No. 8
dropped his lines, They got under the
horses feet and it becoming excited Jumped
and broke away. He ran as far as the Hos.
pital, where he ran into a wagon and was
thrown to the ground. A young man,
Richard Clarity, rushed out and sei2ing
the horse prevented him from doing fur:
Their damage.
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THE STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
Tho Recent Meeting of the Board of Dire,
tSrg ut Weston.

Tho Recent Meeting of the Board Of DIrOc.
tsra ut Weston.
A meeting Of the Board OF Directors oil
the Weston Insane Asylum was held at
that institution last week. DR.. Bland pre-.
sentsd his semi-annual report showing the
financial and sanitary condition for six
months ending September 80, 1885, which
was accepted. The report showed that
the whole number Of patients under treat
ment during the six months was 1852;
greatest number in HoRpital at one
time, 6S4; lowest number in Hospital at
ono time, d6S; daily average, 676; cost
per capita per week s. 20 3-l3; number oil
patients admitted during the year, 1913;
number discharged during the year, 1872;
number OF deaths during the year, 40;
the recoveries averaged 81 percent on the
admissions.
Consent was granted to the town OF
Weston to connect water pipes with the
reservoir to be used in conveying water to
the town for the purpose OF FIRE, and to be
nsed only in case Of FIRE. The connection
OF the pipes and the use Of the water Is at
all times to be under the control Of the
Superintendent, and the water when used
ia to be paid for. The privilege Is a mere
license, and can be revoked at any time.
Tho Executive Committee was author
lied to grade the grounds in front Of the
Hospital and at such other places as the
committee might deem necessary. The
Executive Committee was also authorized
to employ timer TO continue in the ser.
vice OF the Hospital, and to do such work
as Is necessary in and about the Hospital.
The employment by the Executive Com.
mittee Of WIN. A. Pratt as Superintendent
Of Construction was continued by the
Board, at a salary Of sl26 per month,
board aud lodging:
The Superintendent was authorized TO
pay IS 90 per week 10 musicians who fur.
nish the music at the regular weekly
dances.
Five hundred dollars was appropriated
out OF certain funds, which, together with
the $4,000 heretofore paid into Court, 10
to be paid to Caleb BoggesS for lands con-
demned for use Of the Hospital.
The contract 10 furnish coal, at the rate
OF 50 90 per 100 bushels Of so pounds, was
awarded to L. NJ. Patton, and the contract
for -four and meal waa awarded TO A. W.
Woodiord at his bid Of 81, 20 per barrel for
-four and 70 cents per bushel for meal.
It was ordered that S20l 80 be invested
for telephones during the coming year.
Wages were not increased or diminished.
Superintendent Bland reported that no
could not dispense with any oil the labor
now employed and that no was not In
favor Of an Increase In wages,
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gublic Salrs.
PUBLIC SALE.


We, the undersigned EG1cllOrs OF !S'. ,r-', ~
! hereby give notice that Oh MJNbN y 'i,'..T..5 IN
.. isSS, we Will eel At puel!c aae'.0" "' ''''
properly, ". ait: .,,..,..t.lg. 4,
The home larm OF Jacob Nrgr, Nl4A's MIX. /.
miles west o. tho city Of GcllR,r, vh hi
about 1872 acres Of good hiII hlu, W.T. ri.d
! well tim bered, aud well ilnrty 'eN W. 5. q
orchard, aud uuneflAii b. ne "N
| "WheeitnE'' Vetu OF Coa! ,-5un ia fbs
Also, a good building los on Grave. !. W., ,.,Ss.,
CITY OF BcilalTe, beiug lot Is OF VA n"'' '''''
a lRmmord'E Addition 10 said ''NI 't.-.,fr.- f1els
Also good bTIcK Etnrs rg0 a ~ ~ ~, t,,t !last
blued, LitnAp d IN SCUM hrliAFN u ''' ''
Addition " the city ~ se'lAlfa, .t.nss.s, %
Also, % LhAIcs, OF the plr y&tt "' ,.E,r, To-.
tho stock OF the Fist Nht1la teas ~ H.. gr,aI.
The real property will all bts,lt y, 10 AZ
iseS; said lot Is al "a. n, t.A!l 1V' :" - ~
gAid home farm Rt2PN. NO., ,rt 9Th Gt
The coal under said farm WI 10 S' .,t,,b 5t'>
land or IepArAtely, a. may test N.'H ". III ire
The hauf AtOCk will be Ofc,cl mn ia ,tlG
Shares each, and Wa be sola IN 'f'"'
The BAN ,tocs will DO scil 'ot 2 , 10 r5s -
property. one tii;d cash, toe % ~ 'r.,r.a..
Two yeGIs With Interest on dC'tg li.Fg
ftESEY SsI.lb, '--iils.iY
FOR further Information cal, on W Ii'e.riah
acig. a. gain Sc, wheeling, WA
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A New EntOrprisO Worthy of Our JobbsrA
Patronage,

A New EntOrprisO Worthy of Our JobbsrA'
Patronage.
In passing Chas. Prayer & Bros, on
Fourteenth street, we were surprised to
see shipments OF printed matter ready for
Baltimore; Helmetta, New Jersey Canton,
o. Pittsburgh and. Easton, Pa, On In.
quiry We learned they were manufacturing
Q small pamphlet termed 1.-THE Hupp
SaleOmen Expense Book" which Is hay
ing quite an extended run. We were
shown copy, and 1t certainly deserves
the tsatteIlng success 1t has already re-
eeived. It bears the copyright Of Mr..
Archie 7. Hupp, Of our city, and should
be seen by all merchants having salesmen
on the road. Mesgrs Prayer Bros. inform
ns that several Of our most prominent
hrma have adopted the. work.
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ssrapgOrG in the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strapEOrS in the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
DR.. W. II. Former is confined to bis
room by illness.
Mr.. Joseph B. Neal, Of ParkersburS, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John r. Davenport will return to.
day from Woodsfeld, where he has been
for some time on account OF poor health.
Mr.. viii c. Mooney, of Woodslleld, IVES
in the CITY Yesterday. Like all Ohio Re-
pubIicans, he was enthusiastic over the
glorious results OF last Tuesday, and the
gins made everywhere. Even down in
the dark hills OF Monroe, where Mr..
Mooney comes from, the usual 2,4O0 ma
iority was cut down TO q little over 1900
Mr.. Mooney declares his belief that Ohio
10 back in the Republican column, this
time To STAY,
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DGEPoRT.
A March on Ktdd's Mines = The Eject.
Skating Rink Event,

A March on Ktdd's Mines = The Eject.
Skating Rink Event.
Yesterday afternoon one hundred and
fifty Bridgeport coal miners marched in a
body from Bridgeport to Kidd's mines, sit.
uated on the O., L. & w. railroad, eight
miles west OF Bridgeport, for the purpose
Of inducing the twenty-one non-union
miners who are at work in these mines to
quit work and join the union. The man.
ager OF the mines had heard on last Sat.
urday that they were coming, and not
knowing the exact mode by which they
intended to operate, prepared for the worst
by throwing up some Notifications and
arming his men. He had posters put up
forbidding any person from COM
ing on his premises. When
the Bridgeport miners saw these they
halted and called for the manager. He
met them and asked what they wanted.
They told him they had come to meet his
men and talk the matter over with them I;
that they intended no violence but want.
ed TO meet and quietly talk. The man
ager told them they must not come on the
premises; that the men were at work, and
they could not sec them. The crowd de-
cided TO wait until the men had finished
work and then see them. 1t was not
learned last night what the result OF the
meeting was, II meeting was had.
On next Thursday evening a select
party OF married people will skate at Helm.
lein's Mammoth Rink III Kirkwood. None
will be admitted unleas holding ticket OF
invitation. A lunch will be served by the
ladies, and q very enjoyable time is antici-
mated
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlens, being com.
plete line Of SultlDgs, PantalOOnings and
,OyereOatings, which we shall get up In
iirst.c class style and 1T, and ut lowest
prices. also, Il full line OF Furnishing
"OON' 6. HESS L. SONS.
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"A METHODIST preacher limited that it
would be nice to 90 to Europe, as his
throat trouble was getting worse, but the
good deacons sent for bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and consequently now
enjoy good sermon.
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Ten pieces OF handsome new styles
good quality ingram carpets at 25c per
Sari. cash. Must DO closed ont by the
hrst Of next month. Call soon at No. 20l9
and 209l Main street.
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The audience at the Opera House las
evening to witness Barney McAuley'E
inimitable character in tho "Messengel
from Jarvis Section" was highly pleased
with that eminent tragedian's impersona'
ton. Mr.. McAuley's support Is excellent
Tonight the "Jerseyman" will be given
and II the star only sustGins the favorable
impression he made last evening no will
entertain those who will attend this even
ing. II is said that the farcical character
ofthe play is greatly ahead Of DdnH.
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Rooms For Rent
Racing ak 4tes -NG&bitt & BIO.
stDcE6oldels' Meeting Wheeling, Parkersourg
a Cincinnati Transportation Co
Tea and Dinner ware-hwlng BroL
the Cncst Shield Underwear .. GundlinS Co.
PaFohed ERTlnOse-AC Aechens.
Card OF thanks,
A.. Henry, Real Estate agent
Notlce-Heal Of Local.
sSFall md Minter-T, g. hotat& Cc-Fonr!h paSe'
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The Chicago excursion announced by
the p, Q. & st. L, Ry, Co. for October 22d
has been postponed indefinitely.
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THE suez and the Panama Canals ara
the deepest and widest "cuts" in The
world. The worst cuts can be healed by
ST. Jacobs Oil.
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BILLY MArRRs' band will make the
music tonight at the Alhambra Palace
Rink. Admission 20 centsi rink skates
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INDICATIONS.

WAsHrSGToN, Oct. COL A.&.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, light local
rains, followed by clearing, colder weather,
winds shifting to west and south with
higher barometer.
Forthe Lower Lake Region, light rains
colder weather, winds shifting to south
west and northwest, with rising barom'
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Yesterday:
IA. NJ, So; IL NJ, 70o; SP. NJ 7O'; Up. NJ
EGo
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Billy MAyKas' band will make the
music tonight at the Aihambra Palace
Rink. Admission 20 cents rink skates 8
centa.
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BILLY MAYERs' band will make the
music tonight at tho Alhambra Palace
Rink. Admission 20 cents; rink skates 5
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FOR comfort, get one of those Best
Knit Jackets ut G. HESS 3 SONS.
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Billy MAyRRs' band will make the
music tonight at the Alhambra Palace
Rink. Admission 30 centsi rink skates s
cent?,
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We caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on WeeAly
payments. They are imp0sters.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JcWeler.
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6el,cral aoticrs,
'NFFIOE OF CITY COLLECTOR,

PUBL BUILDING.
Notice Is hereby given that the City Tax nils si
1855 are nov ready and viii te due and payG4t
on the FIST Monday in November : II pe,s.,
who AhAll pay all their taxes on or ba'ora the d.,
day Of December will he ealitled toa d!sssul, /!
two percent OH city tar.
All tax on real estate not pad within thirty d.,
Rfer tho sRme shall have become duc and gty15,
shall hear interest from and alter the rxplfat,nd
such thirty Gays at the rate q ten Mrn.ntf ru.
NUN until paid. Mo. tR4wFO u,
CITY Go fc,,r
WHEELING, Ost1beT " 'SSl Gri