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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-17
cARDtIsAL MANslSe. !,
ThsyIsvs q that Enlasnt Prelats On u
aRsu Mali Gaxsftss, Ixpo,ure.

The Views sf that Eminent Prelate on The
..REn Mall Gazette" EIPosars.
LoxDoS, July Is a correspondent tsle-
graphsas toll0Es; sThe separate dispatch
committee ot Investigation into the e1-
posrres oi tie Pol lsl Gaz1tte met To-
day and sat from I2 TO 2o'doek. As an
tieipzted, the Government Win take no
proceedings against editor or publisher.
To be quite traak, there are two reasons
for this: First, public opinion has been
changing tast in tsyr Of the NaR and the
EoEthi1sss ptft motives. Bot also, sec.
ond, there Hs TOO many prominent people
in and out of Parliament eoapssE.ised ior
the subject o be transferred 10 . court %
laE.
AZ tbs question & SIN DIE uppermost
topic hers, Ftseemed desirable, # possible,
to send m expression Of opinion from
some person ven kboEn as connected
With many reforms, and whose otlelsl 20.
sition is SUFFICIENTLY high 70 give decisive
weight TO his EoFds. Aeoordtneiy / have
been fayoEed with an interview With Car.
diRal Manning, the Gsrdirsl 4reAhishop
Of Westminster. HIS Emirenes va
deeply moved IN speaking of he mater.
but gave the editor and the proprietor q
the l1gl tie stropFest support ssI know
NT. Stead Cardinal Manning sid, saai
have perfect eonfdenee IN his Intentions
and integrity. What be has done has
been done IN combination with number
of Trustworthy persons and legal advisers,
80 that his evidence depen1s not o.
heeFsayt bHte ea 3 diTeet personal kraHl,
sSge. The existence Of the evil now ex-
posed has long been tndisfipefly known,
but IL kez been impossible 10 OBJ
taIn the legal proof NJ sseAd &
the fnst person Who ever ven.
tured, It great personal saeIfsea aud m
duranee, 10 obtain this lsszI Evidence. u
4 esrtatn thst In p1hlshing fhe state.
Ients % detztled, aid g otten vivid, be
EiIl encounter 6 be has done, great
deal q ebloqnyi hut On the ether hand,
be has tie fTmeEt support oi very large
number Ot men d al kinds and of the
highest tn1uenee N England. f would
Be easy 70 enticiss the details of artieles
q sreh nature, and Al those who Sish
10 hush up % atro1ods - sEn nay ind
expressions n tie narratives On which 10
ias.en, bat Il Il would b unee1erouS,
edgzrily and cruel 70 assaa nan Who
tAs saefiheed hinssN % exposs, IN tie
hope Of eheeking, not of exirpating, a
eyil a such poFtent1Gs laEntiu6s,
Il & 10 he further. fsmemheIed that
since 1851 he atisupt b obtain tie need
Cd lezsl enactment has been eonti,ailly
aad TexAtl0usly defeated ySek IN ISsl 4
COMMITTEES of tie E6rseof Lo.ds pubIishsd
. folio blue b9ok dssailiaei II tie minufest
particulars, With fuefrlgllSle proof. the
enormities ot th.l sbonfnahie trafic,
lYeaT ElleF year tie hiilI proposed 70 Par
lament has heen weakened, defeated Or
tllked out lie patience q fhoss uho
know the truth hos BEEN Justly exhausted
Nothing EaoEt a this llst righteous and
Fssalnls action could, n NY belief. have
enforced and Insured The enactment of
further power 70 supplement our most Dc.
teetiSe statutes On this lnbieetH
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nIplsDrosnIBg.

eAgeaoogs l. !. Ialy ls-A sd
drowning aceidest occurred b G1as;
South Rsy last night. Wm. nehenar
Johi Hedden, Agses Roe md Austin Roe
.sut ssiiine IN The yacht Jennie Lewis,
sGiled ~ CAPT HeFbert Lewis. When
near Blua Point, as the tSGt vas ifbbing,
the boom of tia mGinsail swung aeruss
The boat, striking Miss Roe, hehtner and
HeaIen n The face, knocking them over
lie Gds d the bost iutp tie water.
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E4sF sesfz4E, MIpH, July IG.-aep-
resentztiFe R1rry EassEested thisnorn-
ing upon tso sarrantsehsrgiDg him with
melting e1ns7lsley It he mills Of jams
Pattsrso1 and Eaton, Potter Gco. he
Sssarraignea before Justice Fey, and held
to bail N 5000 In each case, which he
furnished. He i noE under -four indiet-
ments and 81, 900 bail.
The mil ef Tyler & Son, at Grow s.
land, started up this morning With fnll
fores. Virgins, Cooper 4 Co, expected
Ia stl1t up, tHt their aep EeEs sEEald 70
20 to work. D. @. Etinnef, Of HGy City,
Eh0 MS aressed and taken 70 SaginEE
CITY last evening, was arraigned this
morning and his blil fxed at S 600 BE
has thus far been unable 70 obtain II.
Ths General situation this morning Is the
szms - has beretofere prevailed. The
strikers express themselves q hopeful
and confident and the mil men 4re 3 re
s6lute Is sTeF,
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STRIKING WORKMEN.
rHx cLEyE1AYD DISTURBANCE.
N. lfIns se.lt Up Bat II. Mss Are Atr.se
% % wstE, Ysarsag yIsIspes-TAs
Rroelaaation of The Eaploysrs.
rAs anAlrs IA 1tlsAigaa.

ClEsrL.AxD, O., July l8-ETerYthingi /.
quiet IN The Eighteenth ward. thsseensol
last nights fight The citizens elaim thSl
women and small boys were eabbed in
diserininstsy. An indignation ntetinE
Is talked d. Superintendent Coleman, d
the Union Rolling Mn, sags he VII Sc.
out warrants Tor the policemen who elnb-
bed his peu, who, the police clsim, threw
stones. None Of the mill are running
today, the employees being thoroughly
terrorizsd.
Noihing has occurred 10 mEr the peace
Of tie iron var. ThA strikers have, asa
rule, kept 10 their homes and 1Ie 70 be
seen In the neighborhood Of the mill.
Their Overwhelming deEeat In the brush
With the police Yesterday appeGa tQhAEe
had disheaftenfng eff.0t 0nflhe efoNd.
Ths collision between the poiee and the
stTikers, YESTERDAY, i the only t6pie ot
eouve4afi0u. Tbs yar9s Of the o0tnp1ny
vera guarded by = detachment II 80 pa
trolmen under command Of Capt Hoehu.
There has fortunately been no call fur
their serFieeA
Complete preparations were made 70 re.
s1me work in the plste mill, tres in Al
the pnddling furnaces were lighted and At
Z O'Clock the whistle hleE 1sa signal Tor
tbc men 10 begin their toil, but the ma
ehiney vas n0ts tsst in molten. The men
have become sntimidEted By The striker,
Gnd stated that thsy preferred idleness for
Is few days. They had no leans Of inter
ference while Gt work, but spprshended
.Yin1e1es While st hone. The men were
addressed BY Superintendent Patton, who
stated that be had no disposition 70 eI.
p1se them b danger, and therefore be or
dsred the mill d6sed until next Monday.
Thus no department Of the eonpInys
mill Is IN operation. The boiler works
did mot resume to-day. As there vas no
need Of the police after this decision had
been reached. they departed tor home 1t
8 O'Clock The strikers have held no
meeting, and Il Is thought they vii hold
n0le IN CaT.
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SHADOWS DEEPENING.
RussIA.s BOLD MOVE OK HERAT
Enops-rhs zsihsar Pa.s the Base ef
csas,at1os-rhs Paris Bssrss Essit-
ed over he RsasFs sf War.

Loxpox, July ls-AlthOush there In.
been tor sons dzys plss q feslingin ths
an that ali was not right on lie Afghan
trontier, Il xas not possible 70 get any
speeiRe statement But eoayiesioa kept
growing. Many people said It ms only
because aEar ministry vas IN power.
SoE ths uns2sines has suddenly solidi.
fsa fnto definite alarm, consequent On
the statement Of Russia retnsiDg 70 ratify
the previous agreement 10 eede Zalfkz,
and the Surrounding neighborhooi 70 the
Amer. and troops are advancing IN turce.
Engfsh feeling may be Judged fcn the
faet that The Tina described the
news as -of extreme grayity,P the
&adrd Gs -ot the grayest possible
eharaeter.P the .t,e5rgph IS adeddsdly
tserio1s," AID the NFaia7 Poe ssys.
aWhile neeeistions are hanging fre,
Knnarof Is once again about 70 solve the
difienlties which prove 50 perplexing 10
dipSomatists, by the rough and ready 1ss
Of the sEord" The opinion Is general
that the Government knoWs more than
the rumnrs sdmitted by Churchill IN the
House last night an this, however,
mnst be discounted by the reflection that
the 1faEg Is more often wong than riEht,
that the vZsleyTapA lives by deysipg sen
saEions, that The Tories are quite capable
Of tomenting war rumors 70 divert arten-
tioa from the l4nd ref0ru aniotha home
natter, and that war would plsy directly
into their hsnds 8 party. Still there :
plenty Of ground left Tor unessines.
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The sewer pipe forfhe Thfrty.sixth and
Thirty 9Th street sewers a-eTsptdly being
delivered along the streets ready for Work.
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w Rrr7E HAxrE viH leave Scotland to
~. hone and tell the interviewer On
,...in, ~ tn. she likes this country frst-
- 80 The reason for Nj. HaEte's return
;- !. !. ,ooyurt Of the President appointing
T,E Il. Underwood, Of N2ssaehHsetts,
:. b. nnrsul Il Glassow.
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rzrrr isn't very much being said just
NV IbOut the wheeling Post-ofiee- But
n. ~ movement in the interest Of reform i
M dad By . justnl-nOt even sleeping.
s,ne vsry entertaining things arr gotpe
q. sdn The pub6e does not get thoe
tb,rres asaiast the incumbent
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DEsyEE, Coz, June lG-This forenson
as a passenger train was being made up
on the DsnSer 4 Aio Graade sosd, a
empty chair car ran over a psekage #
dynamite, which exploded With great
foree, eompletely vreeking the car
and slightly injured the sSitehHan.
3t Is believed the dynamite wa intended
for the regular passenger train, which was
dne 70 leave IN : few minutes Tbe Den
-Ver & Rio GraDdeofiesa!s say they believe
u 10 beth work q strikers. s
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nstsbuTshRases.

PTErsUnaH, Pa July la-orer i've
thous1nd people witnessed The r1ass n
The Honesood Driving Park today.
Infhsfrss rsce, ,e2:ssi elGss .rottiins. prrse
81 800, Joe Davis goa. Tine 221i. =;
The second raee Nas hoay contested
and alter tie flfih heat the fnfsh Waspost-
p61ed Eltl tosngreE On lpeognf d
darkness.
ClinEstone. With running mGte Guy,
trotted Al exhibition mile n 2:2i making
The last half uile N los,
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Tsozpeeple who preerto live m a Re-
pubic raa congratulate themselves that
tAeir nerves Ire not disturbed every hour
Gs, by TIE unsarthing Of a conspiracy TO
capture the government and murder the
King. Spain has our commiseration. Be
Gaes the cholera she has conspirztos.
The ebOIera never stacks eOnspisEtOrs.
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NL CHASprER, the ex-seeretary Of
tAeHlry, hasseen 1T topabiish some VIZ
t19us reAsctiouson the action Of Secretary
Whitney in regard to the Dolphin matter.
VI. Chandler Is correct in al his ssurmises,
aad FEtherin-laV Payns's attention is
a1s4 70 this tAet NJ. Payne once said
tha hs soain-laE had as big head as
z1Fsas in the Cabinet.
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Tu Nurpuns are becoming too freshin
t.es dsys OF patriotism. The disPlay o.
u. s,r d our country 3. haltnaston the
Tourth Ot July has rishtsOusiy disturbed
:bsG.ntIes, and trouble Is feared hean-
sot be possible that the "txin relic pre-
s.nes on 4 Democratic administration!
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C,nsnnptiyes ard a, who suttsr trun
sny ai8eetion Of the Throst and Llngs
IN ind 4 certain cure IN Dr. Kings NeE
Discovery f0r C6nsumptin1- Thousands
NJ u.erraainent eures verify the truth d tins
ststement. No medieiae en- shoE such
record Of EondeIinl elIeA Fho9sIsTlGis
d once hopeless sufferers noE gratel1lly
rff,oelEim they nEe thssr lives u this AeA
Discovery. j tyill cost you nothing .
giiVe Il atrsi.
Free mi Both 4 Isvzn { Cas- Drug
SsoEe. LaEgs siIe, 8 @. EsEas
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BELLAIRR

EarioGs nattsss ef carrsat News from he
Glass ciu.
A little German band was about town
yesterday.
wm. AMT oi theB go. freight os..ies,
Is back from Q TIP 70 Denver,
One ofthe large model bzrges d Gr7y's
Iron Line nov bears the name Bellaire.
Edward Eberline. braksmnn, and Mis-
Jennie Westlake were married Wednes-
day evening.
The Rurs Nils hasa ban Players were
beaten by . nine composed Of BeIlAire
boys On tie camp ground.
The sewer pipe forthe Thtrty.siixth and
Thirty 9Th street sewers areTspfdly being
delivered along the streets ready for work.
B1llGire manufacturers and w0riunen do
not seem 70 knoE JET, Just what viii be
the result here d the determination of the
Philadelphia convention In fayur Of more
EGfk.
Qffte IN increase has been made IN tie
number Of bicycles owned here. Dode
CoehrEnfh2s gone 70 TIE Wheelmenis con
yention a Springfield, aad will rida his
bicycle home.
JShn Kennedy, ono of the Oldest loco
native engineers Of the Cleveland 4 Pits
buTgh rsilroad, Eas stricken with paralysis
while On his run with . passenger tain
down from Pittsburgh Wednesday. He
E2s taken home % Allegheny iron Wells.
villa With his right side hSlpless.
Willie Price, s9n Of William P6oe, i
visiting relatfVes At Salem, O., and yestar-
day mornings Pittsburgh PoS had dis
patch from Salem tellfBg Of his fatal
wounds IRON the attack nf dos. a tele-
gram, however, was senf and answered
that he Tas not at al seriously hurt.
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HREs ORrN0U.

-; I. -
LlsI' - o.e'.a.'e 't,'s
s.aalt4s ~. ssss .s.s .ss s.sfnmsnt
60 me hSItssn 4ilnlstT q 81 PETERSBURG
respecting the R1ssi1n advance 10 Zulden.
TmFRAx. july l6.-As 4 consequences
ss.ha p,..ss. c1,.,.,,,.s q, ,,,..ss..r,s -
- a..s ~ = l4-tss nave
lnslted me kags2sn G0mmiz4on 70 EsE1t
for the purpose ot directing defensive
means.
T.,,,,,,, I,.,, 80. -.
4, ss's .tA1s A9s @s.es.1l :. 2
says that the negoaations between Eng
lard and Russia regarding the Afghan
fnntier onestion have became sa,;;n,,s
So zs.,S.--.
s-as=A- ssA = R'e.el aeN elAtns i'4' ane re-
tnses 70 yaeld 70 Lard Salisbury, whose
tone, although Eudiously friendly. Is firm.
TIA Ss,,1le,,y 4, ,,,-,-,s,+;,,,, -, ~.
:. q. -. ..s's = 80 ~ =,
sssls " ssea' es'esEtsas 2. t1s4t tsAna wa
nsyer condone second edition Of the
PenIdeh outrage.
Joxnox JpIy Is.-Tba ssa,,,,,J Z, =,
.,..s..-1 = - =, !.
eo4ectlA1 oa lee reported @ds2noe o.
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lev. understand the AdministsatiOa's
,5iut sgliast The Dolphin it Is that the
,l,n. furnished to Mr.. Roach were faulty
~ plans we're the governments plans.
NJ. gossh's misfortune Is that his ship
vr,i Is 30. on the Clyde. They treasure
ma Eials thing like this sgainsta q man.
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Mer,s Thaa g Iran strik.

CoEx, July I6-Ihe suspension Of the
Munster Rank has thrown / 800 employees
out Of work. Alarge meeting Of the pro-
prietors xas held to-dsy, and they sp-
pointed committee 70 consider the rest
means 70 reconstruct the bank and fleilf-
tRtAfts iiIaidRfi0n.
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-IS the wilds" chapter second, deals
With mountain streams, deer Staying.
t,oat asAipg. and odds and ends on the
wes Virginia Central Railroad. The
Eritsr seems to take malicious delight
iadrsIlipg On the col mountain, bresEss,
raisa be knows don't fan rs just now in
Wheeling.
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e, clEsEloos come. back At Rev. Mr..
r.. III something more on the Grafton
I'D r., Pr4y Convention. The action Ol
.L.y.sutise t Committee Is q msttsr o.
;rrr.ssirs interest.
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@s.--, isHsls ~ ag Sstss a. s s..,n- :,
=. M TN SzEI1sTsn HE9s =
H',Es -, = "a d OS4Ss shAS'z q 9aa q
e - "a : .ss ~ fS ma Pg 80
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Tn eboieFl 5 spreading in Spain. In
-. -. ~ d,sanosieDds not only enehaat-
~ - bu; something We DO not care to
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REs. BES1AAIS szsLD, D. D., Rabbi oi
oheb ShAlogn congregation, Baltimore.
Maryland, Eas cured Of ssyere hosEseDess
iust before entering the Sgnagogus by Red
Star Cough Cure. The efIeef he sIys,
va magieal.
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rrrT ejoud in Europe has m onin-
-. -. ioDS, md i. is hinged with bayonsts-
= ay he as-cluserA
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TRUTH TWICE TuLn

TRUTH TWICE. TuLp.
sFnst-Kssp DenOaaiemoney out d
! the hands Of the Prohibition party, and It
dies.
-Seeond-Txsaty thou1nd seurriIlous
eirealars against Guaeld. IN 1850, were
sent out by tie PrOhibitionists ii the e3-
penss Of the Demoeratie State Committee.
'Thfrd-The money tOpay for the Pm
hfbttioa tickets IN 1850 and 1881 came
from Dsnnas3ie coEers.
a.Forrth-The BslazzSs SSaal, q Pro
hibltion cEg1u, issued two thesssns extra
COPIES per week and mailed them 70 ne.
prbliesns IN The campaign Of 1850. 1hs
iDemoeTAAe State COMMITTEES paid the bill
a.FIfth-Ten thousand sopies Of the
Alliance HtIcS were sent out e4eh week n
lReulblieans, The Democratic Committee
pa;d big money for il, for every issue ot
he pa1sr infamously abused Governor
| Foster and ths Republican purity.
@.Sfxth-The L5RElsEi CQnyention was
a Demoerztic scheme.
- atSeyenth-LzdIOW Tas nominated by
beaosFstie uaeehinstiou.
a.Eiahth=TEs Gslsries snd expenses q
many Prohibition !aGtBEeis EeTe paid By
Democrats.
aCaldergood challenged = denial 70 his
assertions, and oHrred 70 back them up IN
debate Eiih any Democrat oI REosnbthon-
| Il Is the etsls- 30 one had the courage
to meet him. Thus ths matter ttood, and
stands to-day.
aNo matter how sincere sone party
PnhibitiOnists may Be, the fact stands out
with 9 bnld 'front.' thAt prohibition s .
Democratic seheDs 10 weaken the Repuh-
hean party. Deny xh9 dafe. The part
that St John i nov taking proves sou-
Ielnsiyely that he isa Dsmoer1t to-day ior
popularity, and vas bypperitieal Repub-
6eaa fcr policy while GoTenor Of Kan
Itnay be .tased tia. u. CalderEood
Eas SecrsfGry d the Prohibition state
jC0mmittee for several years. and had ez.
ieeiieat taeilities Tor knowing who pad tbs
money TO raA the fampziga.
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Bar CIrY, MICH, July l6-At4oeloek
this morning an inceadiasy fire broke ont
in the Iumber pie of D. G. N. Gates The
fire department promptly met the emer-
gsney, = general aiarla being sounded,
Owing % the fact that not ; bpesth.
OF wind Kas blowing At the time, The
,tre stopped IN is ineipieney, only sssl
zurth d lambes being .bsEaed, gAiah
is covered by insurance. The docks
coatlined l,5o000O feet Of lnmbeF. A
kerosene bottse was found at the point
where the fre started, showing unmis-
tskably that i vas the work Of IN iDcen-
diary. II was probably the work d
strikers oF their SyEpethisers. ESery-
thing was quiet and cg9et3y up % pooE.
]. e Halls shin9le mill hRs FtlTted lp
with 4 full crew a tan houn day and !
eolEEse5pcsdipg Fednetian II Tages, With
the understanding th1t II tbs Zen Do =
much and IS good work In ten hours e
they aid f0rmeFly IN clever, Hal Eili pay
them the same Old wages. 4
fhae se.e as neg ieye,opnelts Ines
noon except that NeIeans min stEEt-
ed again this afternoon, ten hours .
day and full pay unta furthet orders,
These are thesam terms a. when rum
ming before. The men backed doEnfrom
de dsEsnd tor 3 contract for anytime
abead, the point lor which tbeg EtsleS
betnFe,
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c.rDall NAszss'' views On the Fsl,
w Gs.dl, exposure are worthy d
,1sIL
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GLASS WORRIES CONVENTION.
ne MsF. System of gsFes AdsPsed Syths
csnysntloa.

PIrrsUIsa. July l6-At the session d
tie international Window Glass Workers
eouyentiOn today A. G. DsnnE, the
European orrlniEsr, case : detailed repoEt
ot h;s operations IN Europe. The report
sts.sa thst be had been saocesssal in or
ssnisIns unions IN GasiAld. France, Bel-
Sium, Italy and Portugal President
Clfnes report Eas submitted and showed
tie Association 70 be IN I healthy eondi-
don.
Ths convention resolved By an almost
un1aimols vote % adopt the move syStsln
EThiS ecEon aGkss tlie systsn n yogle
here and lCross the river general. i VII
probably transfer the fight from Belllire
and Martins Ferry % PEttsburgh &
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MlasshahanSaE.

The superb bakeE. and most satisfactory
quality ever offered 70 the public.
F.E SIXTH.
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WHnopE s1iigal-AIeadian WstsE.
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limitations and eounterfeits have sgain
sppszsed. Be sure that the surd 4Hots-
i6rd,E, is on the wrapper. None genuine
vfth6rfis it
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RIcHnoxD, Va, July l6.-In the Repub
Kean stats Convention. this morning, reso
lutious Of sympathy with General Grant h
his affection were unanimously adopted
and ordered 70 be telegup6ed 70 him
The nomination Of candidates vas the1
proceeded With, and an hour and . hal
vas occupied m nominating Hon. John S
wise and Attorney Gsnell Frank S
Blair. At2AM the ron q counties "a,
called, and At it conclusion, ats:45 A. n
NJ. wise had received over SO votes
Before the vote vas ann0Gneed the name
Of Mr.. Blair RRs Withdrawn and upon htl
authority the nomination Of Wise ES.
made unanimous amid unboundsi
enthusiasm. AE. Wise E1s Immediately
brought to the fr1nt aud briefly acknORl-
edced the great boanr best0E6d up01 him.
BE looked upon the position Tor which he
had been named Is one of solenn duty q
vel Rsone Of greztresporsibility, and he,
with his panty, were gotnS inao the hghi
TO win.
q. Csinton Weed EE Nominated fol
Lieutenant Governor. and Capt Frank s
BlGir. Of Wythe, for AttOrney Geaeral.
ne P1a+fsFn.
The following platform vas adopted:
4we naintain resOlute antagonism tC
tie National Democracy, as 8 party con,
spring for the spoIls without any wise q,
definite convictions ofits oEa On tie fed.
'erAl issne; asar organization Of frand and
force, % oppose snd obsraet BY nsuEped
power the fundamental policies that 2s-
sure natioaal peace, progress aud prosper
ity. and as = pSrty 50 proaigate. perfdions.
diss0Iute and dssoor1anf, q proved BY IL
past record and present 1ttiinde, that al
enterprfse, Interests and aspirations 0f the
people ara thrown into = paralysis ot sls-
Ipelss andapprshsnsio1 under il domina-
tio1.
We declare our Tes6lUts opposition TO
the present Federal Administration Is the
st creature Of the immorll and fGithless
relations of apostzte Republicans with the
National Democracy, and a the natural
product Of f0lly, fraa1, f0rce and perfdy
which has already displayed al the traits
Of IN origin by proct2lming \ test for
oifies that at once finds is most fGgrant
violation n the offensive p1r1sanshtp OF
the President and hia Cabinet, by par-
d0ning the mean hyp5crag thai sEards
premiums 10 false witness and eAiumny
By serEile obseqnespess Gt the North,
t6zt men Ehose treaehely betrayed
'RepubEeanism and stole the crown
and power Of victory for barter,
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The Poles In the Fourteenth YErd drilled
today and Il Is feared that they sreorysn-
king for another raid. Ths Eounied
strikers are doing nicely, although one or
.tEo Of them are still lowering between
Iiis and death. There E2s no disturbance
of any kind today.
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