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TIE FLYING MACHINE.
Experimental TRIP rostpoasd ON Account
nA nn AnnIhnnt. II

Experimental Trip fOdtponod on Account
of an Accident.
CUMBERLAND, Mo, Sept, 24.-Fredorick
Bahr's flying machine. which was about
one.fourth inflated today with hydrogen
gas, met With slight accident, which will
postpone the ascension until Friday.
The balloon has been at Association
Park since Monday night, and every pre-
paration had been made for the first ex-
perimental tip to the clouds.
The weather was against Bahr to-day,
and the wind was blowing about twelve
miles an hour. When the balloon had
got about the s'z, Of a small haymow it
was blown against stake, and rent
Of three feet made in It. The acci-
dent occurred about IL O'Clock this
morning, and was great disap-
poiutment to the inventor and to
several hundred people who intended TO
be present this afternoon. The balloon is
in the shape of q cigar, and Is about hlty
feet long, and will hold about eight thou
sand feet OF gas. It is made Of canvas,
and WAS tied down In the right field OF the
base ball grounds. About half q dozen
barrels were arranged around 1t, with
pipes from each one, oil connecting with q
main pipe which ran into the balloon. In
this barfei- the Rrid md ingredients to
make hydrogen gas were poured, and the
gas was forced through water, in order TO
purify it, into the balloon, which was
soaked in linssed oil. The gas went into
the balloon slowly until the accident
occurred, tho machine being very unruly.
Bahr's wife and family were present to-
day. t
Tonight, not far from this city, over in
getting ready the wonderful machine.
which will make Cumberland famous IL
It's inventor succeeds in riyaling Icarius
and Darius Green.
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EAsTPoET, Me-, Sept. 2+-EIeven men
were drowned on the wrecked steamer at
Grand Mann yesterday, not twenty, as
before reported. Further particulars are
that the sea began to break over the
wreck Wednesday morning, and she be-
gan to break up. No assistance could be
rendered.
One OF the crew, jeremiah Daily, a
young man IS years old, was saved. When
the steamer broke up the men we're thrown
into the water and all grasped pieces Of
the wreck. Daily got hold Of q part Of the
bridge aud kept of OF the rocks until q
tug picked him up.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the Water aud Movements of the
StsambORts.

stage OF the Water aud Movements OF the
stsambOHts.
The Elaine is this mornings Parkerss
burg packet.
The work cf disnantling the steamer
Saline is being pushed forward rapidly.
The Princess, Abner o'Neal and Tele-
gram continueto make their daily trips in
their respective trades.
The marks last evening indicated a
depth in the channel OF feet inches,
and the river was falling.
There are about two million bushels OF
coal loaded in barges at the mines along
the Big Kanawha, awaiting a rise in that
river.
There arc now, according to report,
about one hundred and fifty empty coal
boats and barges at the different landings
in the Kanawha at Point Pleasant.
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New YoRE, Sept 2i.-The World will
say editorially tomorrow: In State poll.
tics Governor Hill is a disciple Of President
Cleveland. He trained under Mr.. clevs'
land as his Lieutenant Governor for two
years while the latter was Governor, and
with few exceptions he has carried out
Mr.. Cleyelaad'a policy while acting as his
successor. In the election Of 1852, when
Mr.. Hill was chosen Lieutenant Cover.
nor, his majority was 1871, being 4,OOO
larger than that OF his Chief.
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All for Hewitt.

CoxsrAx4lYopLE, Sept. 2I.-Tho Ameri-
can newspapers have reached here con-
tuning report to the effect that on Au-
gust 27 last, when Mr.. Cox, United States
Minister, presented his credentials to the
Sultan the latter presented Mr.. Cox with
somO valuable jewelry for himself and a
number of rare oriental books for Mr..
Abram Hewitt. This is an error which
Mr. Cox wishes 10 have corrected. Both
the jewelry and books mentioned were
presented to Mr.. Cox for Mr.. Hewitt; Mr..
Cox received nothing for himself.
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Tur New York Republicans psofessed
IN have desired the nomination Of Cover
nor uill, and fthat is what they wanted
thew ought to be satisfied with the work
Of Yesterdays Democratic Convention.
President Cleveland may not be 30 well
satisfied,
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A Comm, n,inrs,n sulelde.

WAsuNGToN, D. O., Sept. 2l.-The Na.
iiOnal Republican to.morrowwill publish q
special from Hampton, Va, saying that
Commodore Semmes, Commandant Of
Washington Navy Yard, whose death was
announced on Tuesday last committed
suicide while laboring under Temporary
insanity caused by malarial troubles, from
which he had been suffering for some
kima -
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BRrDoEroS, N. j., Sept. 24-Farmer
Hurfr, living near this place, was before a
justice of the peace on Monday on the
charge otaggravated assault. and battery
upon his son George, who is 81 years Of
age.a A dispute arose over some peaches,
which resulted in George being frightiul-
" cut and bruised about the head. Tie
father was bound over to appear at court.
He will be remembered as the father Of
the notorious Madame Russell, "Dr."
Buchanan's uccomplice.
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SYRACUSE, N. W. Sept. As-Harry
Thompson, husband Of the Henriette
vaders, the leading lady in Thomas
Keene's theatrical company,which played
here last night attempted to shooJ him
sels in the Vanderbilt house here to-day.
He was prevented aed locked up. He
said that trouble with his wife was the
cause. @
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BERLIN, Sept. 94.-The North German
Gasctts says that the Bnlgarians ought to
have discovered by this time that the
hope OF Russian support Is fallacious, as
witness the Cars recall TO Russia Of Major
General Prince CantsCuzene, acting as
Bulgarian Minister Of War, and needs no
divination TO predict the nature OF the re-
ception that viii be given the Bulgarian
deputation who are about to visit the Car.
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Bn,e BnIl Yesterday,

AtSk. Louis-st. Louis, O; Bostons, l.
Errors, St. Louis, 4; Bostons, o. Bases,
st. Louis, 5; Boston, s. Pitchers, Healy
and Whitney.
AT Chicago-Chicagos 8; Providence
y. Errors, Chicngos, Ii; Providence, s..
Bases, Ch!cagos, 4; Providence, 8. Pitch
ers, Clarkson and Shaw.
At Detroit-Detroits, 6; Philadelphia,
8. Errors, Detroits, o: Philadelphia, 0.
Bases, Detroits,9; Philadelphia, 0. Pitch
ers, Baldwin and Daily.
At New York-New Yorksiii; Buffalos,
8. Errors, New Yorks, Z; Bufaloe, l2.
Bases, New Yofks, 0; Butfalos, 8. Pitch
ers, Welsh and Conway.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 8; Pittsburgh,
Q. Errors, Baltimore, 8; Pittsburgh, Q,
Bases, Baltimore, 8; Pittsburgh, 8. Struck
out, by Henderson, 8; by Meegan, none,
At Philadelphia-Athletics, 4; Louis.
villes /. Erons, Athletics, 8; LouisVilles
s. Bases, Athletics, s; Louisvilles, 9
Struck ont, by Mays, /; by Matthews, 5
At New York-MetropoIlLaus, 8; Gin
cinnati, 2. ETors, MetropolltAps, 2; Gin
clnnGti, 8. Bases, Metropolitans, IL; Gin
cinnati, 4. Struck out, by McKeon, 5; by
Lynch, o.
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Ex,sEcRE7ARY OH1SDLER has a great
deal TO say to Governor Hoadly in another
column about the alleged Florida frauds
in 1876. Governor Hoadly stands by the
record in very peculiar position, and bis
dear friend Woolley in very delicate
attitude. The voters of Ohio will under
stand the situation without further COM
YnapE
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RoME,sept 23.-During the past twenty,
four hours eight new cases OF cholera and
five deaths were reported in Parma, one
new case and one death in Ferrara, three
new cases and one death in Massa Carrara
and two new cases in Romigo.
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Paople uru.hpd 3 see Nlla.on.

sTocKHoLN, Sept 24.-It has now been
ascestained that in addition to the seven.
teen persons crushed to death by the jam
Of people in front OF Nine. Nilsson's hotsl
yesterday, twenty-niue others were seri-
ously injured Nine. Nilsson Is 80 PROS
trated by the shock that abe has tempoTa-
rily postponed the falallMent Of her en-
gagementg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-25

THE preparations OF Bulgaria point to q
war with Turkey, and unleas the Powers
interfere there will be a real business bat
tie before long. The beginning Of this
warfare may lead to other results long
islrsd by the Ottoman Empire, the par
tidoa OF Turkey. When that comes what
gobble will be set up.
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Rr.op predicts that the Flst Branch of
Corucl will not agree that the Police De-
n,rtment shall be investigated. That PIE
5ction was made yesterday. To day it
would be very wild speculation. There
!, more now than there was then to inves-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-25

vnwArrrE bias celebrated the fiitieth
..n;yersary Of its birth, and the revelation
:. m,Js that the half century old city is
= a,n,be ,, Of swallowing 10000 barrels OF
ia oEn lager beer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-25

TN. New York Republicans have nomi-
,,ta5 a winning ticket. The Democracy
., ..n, beat it With Hill, and even the
UonDtains NM in that party will net be foot
biyh compared with it.
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op. LEoyAKD, the Democratic annex
candidate, should listen to the reasonable
~o,1s Of sdyice Of Bishop Bowman, II he
E,s not already heard the sound Of some
Thin, Bishop Merrill let drop.
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Tnr PresiIent's expression on Civil Ser
i..in reply to Commissioner Elton's res
,,,ion w. must make countless Democrats
'sa yum, and there is no one to wipe away
their tears.
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NEw YoRx, s,p.. 2l,rAn Albany Spe-
eiAl says that General Carr, the Republic
can nominee for Lieutenant Governor,
about whose acceptance there was some
doubt In view Of his public declaration be-
IO'e the convention, has deeldedto Recepk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-25

.v,rIEy exchange remarks, "Jumbos
,.,,, weighed 1000 pounds. How he
nsI. ,s have loved" Yes, and how much
sO1'r g. ~onld have lost, had he loved.
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In studying character, do mot be blind
to tho shortcomings of warm friend or
the virtues OF q bitter enemy.
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SOFIA, Sept. The National Assembly
Of Bulgaria has unanimously approved of
Prince Alexander's action and proclaims a
Union OF the two Bulyarias.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-25

os,.l So.. as and 81 FOartoonth stFoo..

NV Chief Of Police and Officer Burns
I'm, Int hold a lodge Of sorrow between
.pt~ m'S They are both on the high road to
u,;vate life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-25

An ounce of mother, says the Spanish
proSerb, is worth pound Of clergy.
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to rule this people comprised few cor.
rect platitudes upon finance; an allusion
to the dangers Of interference with the
tariff; a playful suggestion that his parti'
San friends were not all excluded from
office on account Of defect in Civil Ser
vice rules as to Jail birds, and trenchant
appeal to his party not TO desert its princt'
pies because the wagon train and commits
sariat had been plundered by the Demcc.
Tacy, forgetting that the nation had sound
ed Tor ''taps" for the orgies Of Dorsey Re-
publicanism. and that an indignant people
had demanded oil the Grand Old Party
the robes OF Office and the keys Of
the Treasury full 10 oyeEaowingi for
getting that the Bemories Of battles
fought for union OF hands and hearts, OF
holy sacrifices Of blood in the cause of hui
manity had been by a supreme decree for.
ever lifted from the controversies ol parti-
sans to be venerated by mankindi forget.
thug that the great war chiettain had laid
his fame upon the heart of aunited people
to feel its throb when mausoleums crum'
BILE. The thought Of 1876, OF patriotic, but
shameful surrender OF the Presidency for
the place Of the people could not again be
endured by a free people. The terrible
energy Of purpose warned the conspirators
OF fraud to desist, and, in the course oil
months President Of the model Of Jetter'
son and Jackson was elected and inaug-
urated in the psrson Of Grover Cleve:
land" The speaker then concluded amid
an enthusiastic burst OF applause.
Representatives Of the Autobiography
League and the State Trades Assembly
then addressed the convention briefly.
Burke Cochran thaA offered strong resp
iutions against civil service, which we're
greeted with tremendous applause. Those
are similar to those adopted by
Tammauy Hall some weeks ago.
7At2:l5 P.zat the convention adjourned
until 1880 p. y.
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The refusal by a teetotal tailor to make
clothes for rum sellers 10 new cause for
temperance discussion In London,
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CHAIRMAN RAISES' SPEECH.

At 1880 p. NJ, Chairman John o'Brien,
OF the State Committee, called the Con-
vention 10 order and nominated George
Raines, of Monroe. for Temporary Chair
man. That gentleman was chosen by ac-
clamation and was at once escorted 10 the
chair. lie said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AYD GENTLEMEN OF THE
CONVENTION: thank you for your gener-
GUS consideration OF the nomination OF tue
State Committee for your temporary pre-
siding officer. We have assembled to con-
slider and declare the policy OF govern
ment most conservative to the public well
fare, and to nominate candidates for Stata
officers in harmony with such policies.
The vast interests Il 5.0O0, 600 people in
vest our proceedings with grave r sponsi-
bility and invoke wisdom and moderation
| in speech aud action. By the logic OF
eyauts the Democratic party Of New York
has eentered the observation OF the peo-
ple OF the whole country for many years.
The moral and political forces which have
challenged the favor Of the American .peo-
pie have been created and fosteredby D4m-
ocratic oti!cers OF our State Government.
Rigid application Of the constitutional
provisions against special legislation, the
stern use OF the veto powers TO cut of the
extrayaZances Of Republican Legislation,
the prosecution OF plunderers Of public
funds without regard to stSton or politi.
cal influence, the reduction Of expenses Of
every department Of governmentS and
public works, and the declaration by
every official act that public Office was q
trust Of power for public, not private ad'
vantage, created the overwhelming senti'
ment that nominated and elected Gov
ernor Tilden as President. Steadiast re-
gard for these standards Of public duty by
Governors Robinson and Cleveland kept
the sentiment Of 1875 living and powerful
and drew the moral forces oil American
politics to the aid Of Democracy in 1884
This leadership oi National Democratic
thought gives 10 your deliberations the
Rrayest importance. The appeal Of thI
leaders OF Republicanism for the conf
dence Of the country, formally stated II
this chamber yesterday by the seuiol
Senator from New York, challenge oul
wonder.
DEMocRAcY HAS no BoNGs 10 DRAW.
The bones OF greatness were dragged
from the tombs Of patriotic history. Tn,
argument for the right Of RePublicaniSu
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IALLARAsEE, UecembeF ..
"To Colonel PeltOn. Mtw York:
"Proposition failed last night. WoolleJ
touRd me and said he had nothing which
knew already. Tell Tilden to saddle
Blackstone. MARBLE"
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Appetites Of mldgets.

Il il wonderful what good appetites
the miniature people have, said q
museum manager the other day. Tom
Thumb ate more than Chang the Chinese
giant. Any Of the little folk will eat as
much dinner as q man six feet high.
Giants a. rule, have small appetites.
When We boarded Chang at one Of the
large hotels In Chicago, they thought
he would eat . good deal, and 80 they
charged him IS much o. II he were
three men. Instead Of going through
the bin Of fare from beginning to end.
and then repeating, he ate no more
than the average boarder. Ittook three
beds, however. tomake one bed for him
to sleep in.
A very grotesque-looking South
American dwarf, who used TO be ex.
hibited Is > Wild man without language,
who fed On raw meat and who was in
capable even Of understanding signs,
would, after the exhibition was through
every night. 50 over to the restaurant
and order ali the French dishes on The
bin Of fare, read Spanish newspaper.
talk French to the walters and ask ques-
lions q Americans in fluent English. He
had a. enormous appetite. He didn't
weigh much. but he ate like an ele-
plant BE used 10 polish of three
apple dumpIinga fOv deaasvt
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be Thought khe interruption uncnllsl
for. bit excused the weIl-monning ca
cial. Euch u answer would not nnfios
ssBut what have y0u thara r reiEerated
MOO0rmick.
ssOnly something I'm going % throw
81 the river. said Che stranger, siil
seemingly The least concerned one e
he tw0 men. Without pnrIeying
lursher the ofioeE began an examfna-
lion. e required but 3 second o. tw0
sor him 10 zee the character of the load
as be looked into the open mouth a. the
bae. IN the uncertain light ii the flick
eEing gas-Iamp near by he saw enc up-
turned iaoe oE the woman. Har hands,
too, were reaehing upward a. II plead
ing stu Cor that mercy which hnd been
denied her. zt was evidently . case
needing further Investigation, and Wills
the prisoner stood quietly By awaiting
Developments, The ofacer mapped with
his club foE assistance, and soon there
came hurEying along . brother oflcsr.
The Frenchman volunteered "a ex-
PLANTATION, saying that his wife-the
woman IN the bag-had died from what
cause be could not say, and that not
having sufficient money 10 pay her
funeral expenses he had taken this
means Of dispoaing Of the body. At the
station-hOuse in West Thirty seventh
street, where the body and the prisoneR
were ct once taken, he reiterated this
improbable story, and remained all The
time IS calm and collected e. though
telling Of some trivial incident. His
pedigree was taken and he was assigned
cell. he was as nonchalant as ever
and within half an hour was stretched
ont on the hard plank pallet, Bleeping
sOundly.
The bar remained where IL had been
dragged by the policemen on the door
Of the back room, and there it was when
Coroner MESSENGER arrived at 4 o'clock
IN answer to . call coupled with . re-
quest for haste. He tried 10 ice the bag,
but found Il taxed his strength. Then
he tried to get the body out, but was
compelled TO call upon Sergk Thomas
and Roundsman Plass to assist him, and
e was not without difficulty that the
three men succeeded in undoing what
the Frenchman, single-handed, had 40
complisned.
"Why, the body ID warm, " said the
Coroner, In astonishment, as soon % he
had placed his hand upon III He made
o casual superficial examination, and
saw enough to convince him that there
had been foul play. The neck was en-.
circled BY . bright-colored silk handker-
chief, and when this was removed there
came to sight . tell-tale ring. Il ran
about the neck, cutting into butnot sew
ering the integuments, and this at once.
10 the praeticed eye Of the physician.
told the tale Of death. More than that,
as Il to show that the murderer had been
close by, there appeared on the left side
Of the throat the marks OF fingers. It
was not time for much further exam
nation, and the Coroner left fully con-
WINGED that the woman had been gar
roted to death.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-06

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-06

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