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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
IlecnIyera IIomoyod.

GALVESTON, rcS,, Jduc 23,-on May "a
last, In the Unitod States circuit court, hold
In this city, Justice Wood, Of the supreme
supreme court ahd Circuit Judge Pardoo
presiding jointly, the demurrer Of doiondanta
In tho cnso Of tho Southern Development
Company vs., The Houston S Tcxs Railroad
Company, was sustained aud decision rem.
dcrcd removing McssrS, Clark and DIning,
ham ~ receivers Of said railroad for the
Southern Development company, and rostor.
Ing Messrs Easton and Rintoul the former
receivers, and adding thereto Mr., Dllling-
ham as one of the receivers. Tho Southern
Development company prayed for an appeal
from the whole Of the decree Justice Woods
granted MI appeal 10 tho next torn OF the
supreme court asa suporsodoas 10 said do.
cree, dlsnlssing the original bill Of com.
plaint, hut not affecting tho opointmont OF
the Texas Pacific receivers who had hitherto
been appointed The decree also holds In.
violate tho accounts Of papers OF said ro.
cpiypra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
SHOT ron sLANDER.
A Texas Woman Resorts to Gun to hight
Hor Wrongs,


DENTON, Tex, June ~, Mrs Leona Lyles,
wife Of a prominent business man Of this city,
acoostod w, b. Roberts, Of Bolt Il Poe's
livery stables Sho told him ho had beon
slandoring hor, and asked him 10 sign tho
libel, which he refused 10 do Sho persisted,
and said no would regret his refusal 10 sign
IL He again refused, whoreupon she drew a
revolver aud shot Ave times, Every shot
took effect two In his mock, breaking tho
spine, and Qua In tho hoad, Any ono OF tho
shots were fatal. The other two shots on.
tered his shoulders, Roberts died a fow mo-
ments after,
MIRA Lylcs after anapplng tho pistol several
times upon ompty cartridges walked away
and surrendered 10 tho sheriff Roberta
leaves n wife and two children, Ho was for
merly sheriff Of this county and stood high.
Mrs. Lyle, haa husband and two children.
Roberts had made statements that no was ip'
innate with Mrs Lylca, Tho coroner's jury
rendered verdict In accordance with the
facts. Public sympathy Ia with tho woman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
THO Nnmnnrt anlnldn.

NEWPORT, H. l., June 22,-ln reiponso 10
tho following telegram tho remains Of Miss
Mary Hatch, OF Baltimore who Jumped
overheard from steamer while enrouts
from Baltimore 10 Boston early laSt week,
will be sent TO her home In tho formr place
to.nlghti
"Chlef Of Police, Ncwport
"Will you kindly have the body Of Mary
Hatch prepared for burial and forward II 10
go Alsquith street, Baltimore,
"WM NJ, HATCun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
ItnIlrond IcIootlona.

Sr PAUL, MINI, Juno ~ Tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF tho ~ Paul Il
Duluth railroad began hero. Tho following
directors were eloctcdi Hon, Chus, y. Drake,
Washington, ID, O.; o. d. Baldwin, Now
York, james NJ, Earl and William Rhawn,
Philadelphia, Chos, Foirchild, Boston; J. j.
Smith, Jr,, ~ Paul, Messrs, Baldwin and
Fairchild took the places Of Mr.. Roswell
Miller and 10, w. Winter Of the Milwaukee
& Omaha respectively In tho directory.
This goes 10 show that tho Milwaukee q
Omaha has given up interest In the road.
The old officers will probably I've elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Mig -Four Chnngea.

CINCINNATI, Juno 90 Change OF time on
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis Il Chi.
cago railway, took oiIcot Sunday juno 20,
1886 Accommodation leaving Cincinnati NJ
$3.50 p. m. win have no connection for Har.
rison and White Water railroad stations
Passengers for BroolYlllo, Connervillo,
Cambridge City, Hagorstown and way points
should hereafter leave Cincinnati on tho no.
commodatoL at i,iOp IN, Tho accommo.
dation from indianapolis, Columbus, Rush.
willie and intermediate points will arrive AZ
Cincinnati AT lli25 a. M, instead OF lliBb
a. m The Lawroncoburg accommodation
will arrive at $50 p, H., instead Of i35
p, m. An other trains will run as por former
nnhnhnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
REsPlIEb.
Jsn Bowling, Under Sentence Of Death.
Given Another Chance,

COLUMBUS, June 22,-Goyernor Foraker
to-day respited jefferson D, Bowling ,lr sixty
days ie Is now In the penitentia.y under
sentence OF death June rs, for killins oll man
Douglas last October In Licking couay. His
attorneys, Blackburn, OF Cincnnp.., and
Jones and Owens, OF Newark, say hy Is not
guilty, but that tho murder was committed
by son Of Douglas, who turned St-,.S owl
dsnce, and fastened the crime apon bowling.
Bowling to-day received a visit from hls
wife, bearing an infant In her ag4s Shs
conveyed the glad tidings Of the respite
The governor also pardonod A, II. Norman
who Ia confined In tho Batavia jail IL b
represented that ho Is at the point Of death
from q complication OF diseases
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
ROBERT q, INeeRsoLL.
Ho Is Interviewed ON tho Labor Question.
Wrdrcw by Ballot


Urdrcw by Ballot
TOLEDO o. Jdno 20 Robert g. Inger.
soil, being Iuttryewel on tho labor question
said "lho only boneat Of tho Knights OF
Labor 10 the wu'kIngn'n arl3os from tho
discussions that take place, But In this
country such organizations cannot do great
good Tho laborIng mon should redress all
thoir grievances by the ballot Tho poorest
man can vote just as often "a tho rich one,
and his vote counts just a. much. As long
"a the laborng man follows the drum and
ilfo OF n political party, just 40 long ho will
have plenty OF grievances Lot labor organ.
l1o, not 10 boycott, not 10 strike, but 10 vote.
The ballot Is tho weapon 10 DO used BY log.
slatlon all mines can be made @fo; hours OF
labor can DO protected, from tho dctormitios
Of toll; tho truck ayst0m can bo abolished; ;
liens can DO giyon on furnaces, mines, rail-
roads, ETC., for the wages OF worSmon,
"rho workingmon win find that without
rovongo and without riot the world can DO
made better anl the capitalist viii find
that starvation pricos for his laborcs will
finally get Its value from the colonization
Of the people from general prosperity that
ho cannot injuro others without lnjurlng
himself bolcvc that In few years public
opinion will become 80 enlightened and hu.
mano that only those who give good wages
for reasonable hours viii DO considered as
honest mcn NY synpathos are with tho
workers Tho millonnircs can tako caro- OF
thengplynsn
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mochlnr Valley Irdltnrn.

CuARLEsroN, w. Va, June e3,--A specia
train, handsomely decorated and furnished
by Thomas X, Sharp, general manager OF the
II. a o. railroad, left Charleston al 10 a. m,
for Gallipols, 10 meet the Hooking Valley
Editorial association and their friends No
tiocable among the prominent citizens and
railway officials on board were Governor and
Mrs, Wilson, Col. Sharp, g. j, Ermlich, j. ~
Story. rrhe editors will bo met ut uallipolis by d
committee Of citizens by whom they will bt
escorted 10 the hotel, where sumptuouI
feast IL bong prepared.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
FIoHTINa ron CARS,
Small Riot at Rochester BetW cen I'm.
pIOyes of illynl EHpress CompanIea,

ROCHESTER, June 22 2,-Slnce tho yallsd
States Express company withdrew l.e.A th9
Erie railway II has used the Buh..J, Now
York a. Philadelphia road 10 enter Rochester.
The American company claims that tho %
press cars on the line are now theirs ~ leaSa
When the o o'clock train pulled ...J tho
Buffalo, New York g. PHILADELPHIA. -.4tlou
this morning there wore half dozen Ameri-
can Express company men and ao cqual
number OF men employed by the United
States Express company waiting
The doors OF the ear were locked, however,
and seeing the probability OF colG.-t tRS
United States men did not al once uL.olk tho
doors, but sopt for several policemen After
waiting over half an hour the United States
men pluckod up courage and, altlo.sh the
patrolmen had not arrived, opened tA3 dooa
Then there there was riot and somo lively
scrambling, several bows were struck, but
80 far a. h known no blood was shed. The
United States companys men claim the
victory, ~ they prevented the American
eompany's men from weighing tho rlor-
chAndise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

CHICAGO, June es Tho roads In the pas.
scnger rate war were compelled 10 moot the
~ pauls Omaha rate The latter has boon
making the same rate, 81 10 Council Bluffs
and ~ Paul The Rock Island and tho
other Missouri river rivals Of the g. Paul,
thought that thoy could keop up a u. 20 rate.
They could not The ~ Paul was doing all
the business, 80 this morning tho other
roads are all meeting the St Paul with a ~
rato. There were no other changes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Dr. Hammond bead.

STrunSrlLr, o., June Cdr Ham.
mond, one OF Steubcnyl,los old aud leading
citizens died here lust night, aged seventy
eight For many years he was the loading
medical practitioner IN this city, llc was u
brothcrinlaw Of the late Senator Sharon,
OF California.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

BnAiNrnp, Mimi, June 2J,--A storm Of
hail, which must have done mt oh injury Il
growing crops IN its track, passed across the
entire northern bolt of the state yesterday,
tho main body being central over this point
Hail stones OF large size fell, niuring al
kinds of vegetation, stripping corn of leavei
and beating grain close down TO tho ground
Rain fell In torrents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jtlhc 20. No street
cars are running here, Superintendent
Lowry offered 10 allow The use of seats
within certain specified limits on each line,
but the drivers demand unconditional 10.
turn to tho privilege OF sitting down al will
Mr. Lowry now proposes 10 ill the strikers
places and appeals for police protection IN
running cars. Mayor Amos is not disposed
W interfere
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
short Tlnj,t,

New YoaK, juno 49, There was n largo
crowd at the Germanlo assembly rooms To
witness the fight between tho hoavy Weights,
Frank Hoarld, Of Philadelphia, and Miko
Conley, Of Ithaca, Tho men faced each other
AZ 10 o'clock and fought ono minute and
twenty seconds, Hoarld winning the fight by
knocking Conley sonscloss by n right hand
blow on the nose, Hearld did all the fight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Oommltl.d Wlthout Iinli,

NEw YoRg, June ", Henry W Cowea
who stabbed Thomas Flannigan, the Gilsoy
house ccaehmau, with un ink eraser, was ar.
raigned IN the jefferson market police
court Tho prisoner pleaded not guilty,
waived examination aud was committed for
trial without bail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Sailed for iioston,

New YoRN, June ~, The Puritan aud
May1ower have sailed for Boston 10 take
part In the Eastern yacht club regatta ON
June ~ They we're escorted out OF the bay
by a large fleet and both were Justify cbeored
M they moved away,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
son,sno.d ,o p,,.on Indennlteiy.

AKRoN, o., juno 10 - Charles Jensik, tho
Bohemian brute who burned his employers
barn al Northneld, oremating forty head OF
cattle and murderouay assaulting tho Misses
uoar, his employers daughters, pleaded
guilty 10 arson this morning aud was som
fenced 10 the penltenitiary indefinitely. Other
indictments, enough TO send him up for life
stll stand against him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
gnlNnra annlla.

WASHINGTON, june a3, AT n meeting Of
the house committee on ways aud means,
Mr. Hewitt was instructed 10 report fayora,
bly, his bill authorizing consignees 10 ontor
salvage goods, AZ present only tho under
writors enter this claus Of merchandise, The
oonsiSncos undor present laws refusing "
do no.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
postmn.ter Killed.

SCRANTON, Pa, Juno &c WIN, 7, Slocum,
postmaster AZ Laplumc, Laekawanna county,
Pa, was struck by train of cars on the
Delaware, Lackuwanna y Western railroad,
at Laplume station, whiio he was waiting for
mail train, aud injured NO that ho died
within tow hours, HO wqs nearly seventy.
SIX years Of age
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Iinllrnnd nnIrnrn I.lrrlnh.

TOLEDO, o., june " Tho Toledo, IT,
Louis s. Kansas city RAILROAD has organized
by olccting tho following oilecNi President,
:, NJ, Quigloy Of Now York vice president
George H. Bradbury, secretary and treas.
uror, j. w, White, Of Now York, W. II.
Pottibono win romain general supcrinton.
lnuL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
international French Cony,ntIon.

RUTLAND, W., June &c Tho international
French convention, which assemblies bore this
wook, viii bo composed OF Fronch speaking
poopl0 OF the United States Tho number Of
delegates Ia 900 On Thursday, ~ Johns
Day win be celebrated with grand parade
and fctc NJ the fair grounds, Tho town will
bO gaily decorated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
crlme would pl.nrpenr.

LONDON, June 29,--Mr, John Moroy,
speaker NJ Now Castle -on.Tync, said that II
tho Unionist Conservative coalition succeeds,
the majority In Ireland would DO In tho
same condition which tho Unionsts fear for
Ulster. Mr., Morely believed that orime In
Ireland would disappear with tho granting Of
uoma Rule
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Two Hundred sirIkn,

AMSTERDAM N, ", June ga special
from Gloyersyillo saysi "All the employees Of
Littaur Bros, glove manufactures, two
hundred In number struck because tho lTp
refused 10 adjust wages satisfactorily, A TO
duotion was made In tho prices paid tho girls,
and fifteen struck on Saturday, To-day the
remainder went out,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Openinu a Ileu of l,owder,

YOUNGSTOWN, o., June W. AT Foster.
Vile coal mines near here David aud William
Williams, brothers, engaged In mining, used
n pick 10 open keg of powder An eKplo
sion followed, and both men were injured In
such horrible manner that their death In
hourly expected Each has family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

NoNGALEs, Aria, June 22,-Adylycs from
Magdalona, Sonoro, states that ton MgxIcans
attacked ilfy Apachea In lreapodopo pass
near Saracho, Tho Indians were defeated.
IL il believed several bucks were killed, who
were carried of Ono squaw IL known 10 10
killed, Tho MeScans lost three killed aud
ono Monndnl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Lhslera slrIhe.

KrNNrnro, Me-, June a8,-lrifty laster
employed at Davis shoe shop have struck
and received the asbed.for raise. The com,
pany say after filling present orders they viii
shut down for al least Two years
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All on Aoooun, a, mn. a.,

BoproN, June 9a-l'rsnh Deliver, aged
twenty'one, OF Revere, shot himself fatally
In Sunday school at Crescent Beach, after
bidding good bye 10 his parents, because he
had been Tilted by Miss Matte Young,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
TrrrlinrlnI omnnra.

SALT LAKE Cry, Utah, June 9a Tho
Territorial supreme court affirmed tho judg.
mont OF the Third District court, sustaining
tho right Of appointocs Of Governor Murray
b the office ol territorial auditor aud treas.
uror against the Mormon hold.oyor ineum.
hanLa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Kentucky I,,vl.lu,,, D..,I,

FRANKFORT, June 2a.-The Hon y, l. NJ.
Major ex.public printer and binder, and
member Of the last Legislature from Franklin
county, died here NJ 0lDo this morning after
n ten dAya' Ilneaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Arrested t,, Emb.,,ilnv,

wAsuiNaroa, June ", w, W. Carruth,
Of Boston, who occupies residence on Iowa
circle, one OF the most fashionable sections oi
tho city, was arrested last night by Boston
detectives on charge OF embessling many
thousands Of dollars from d, II. Warde, OF
Boston,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
.,lnliea stale. MInlster peed.

LoNpoN, June ~, Mr. Benjamin Moran,
sx.United States minister 10 Portugal aud for
many years secretary Of tho American lesa-
tlon IN London died AZ Braintrce, Essex.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Clanr rnllu,. nt itIohmond, Ind

RICHMOND, Ind, June 2L-Adam Drif.
meyer for twenty years an extensive cigar
maker OF this city, assgned, with liabilltlp.
vf $4,000 aud assets 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
A Itaylpu Maniac.

CAnLisbE, KY, June ", lion Winfield
Buchler, Of Parts, candidate for superior
court Judge OF this district was brought here
to-day raying maniac and will be taken 10
the asylum az once
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
s.,s Of ,no Tndlanapo,is se.,,ns,

TOLEDO, June 49,, Private dispatches
received hcre Saturday report tho sale OF tho
indianapolis Sentinel 10 ], w, Craig, OF this
city, formerly receiver OF the Telodo, Gin.
oinnati e. N. Louis road The consideration,
na,,.d IN an nm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Aiorm Ia Wanna.

VIENNA, June 93,-A violent storm passed
over this city and vicinity, destroying rail-
road bridgea, tracks and roads, aud tearing
up hundreds OF trees In tho Ringstrass parks
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Abbe Iiasts Ill.

LONDON, June ", y,---This mornings Tele'
graph says that LiaEts Ia lying dangerously
N AZ woimar His physicians fear that ho
oannot rocovor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Quit Work.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June ~. Tho brick
makers employed at John McKay's yard, at
Budeeburg, quit work rather than help tho
firm get along without the services Of boy
helpera. who had struck
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Acquitted on the arounds Of Self Defense.

PulLAprLruuA, Juuc % --Jamps Scullion,
who killed Jamcs Brown 10y striking ulnl
with wooden cg wns acquitted on tnO
grounds of self defense
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Irnnnd nrnwnad.

CHICAGO, June 20, The body Of W. n,
Boomer, who disappeared from his home in
Hyde park, Thursday night, was found In
tho lake, near tho watel works, IN that town
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
strangers in the city and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho CIty ana NheclIhE fOIk
Abroad.
Major Ran stalnaker is at the Whit
Sulphur Springs.
Miss Alma Wilson has returned from {
pleasant scjourn IN the country.
Mr.. +. X. Pollock, OF Wo,z4l county
was registered at the st'mm House yester
day.
NIirs Hattie Wheat, Of the South Side
has returned from short VISIT to Z4nes
vile.
Col. George W. Thompson, Of the Ohio
River RAILROAD, was in town awhile yes
terday.
Miss Jennie Coen, of the Island, Is Wis
iting MlEs May AnshuiZ at her home dow
tho river.
Miss Emma Best, Of Marietta, is Yieitipt
Misses Emma and Nellie Leonhatt, OF
Market street.
Mis- Laura Ford, OF the South Side, hal
recently returned from very pleasan
visit TO Zlnesville.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell, who has beer
visiting friends in Brooke county, return
ed 10 the city yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Beaumont, Of Zanesyillo
Is on o short visit to her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dr.. Ford, Of this city.
Sam Jones stopped in the city yester
1 day on route to Moundsville, and tool
breakfast at the Stamm House.
Miss Name Premise, one OF steuben
ville'a charming young ladies, is the CUES
OF Miss Annie Stevenson, on Lower Slstel
Island.
Mr.. John Jennings and wife, OF Wells
vile, orc visiting File iather-in-law, Mr.
James Mcnamara, on their way home
from the West.
Mrs. George Johnston and her son
Master George, and her daughter, Miss
Matte, left yesterday for Bethany to be
gone aiew weeks.
Dr.. Taylor, President OF the Beaver, Pa,
Female College, was In the city awhile
yesterday en- route to Moundsville, where
he will remain few days.
Miss Lizzie LautCrbach and Nettie
Drake, OF Columbus, o., are visiting al
the residence Of their friend, Miss Emma
Schwinu, on South Eoa street.
DR.. Il. u. Jones will spend Sunday and
Monday with Mrs. l.. ]. Lyle, at Buffalo
| Pa. The doctor has several patients In
that direction, and will combine business
and pleasuse. -
Mr.. William Irvine, a prominent younl
bank clerk OF Wheeling, W. Va, hal
Joined his wilc, who has been visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hamilton, o
May street. They will remain two weeks
-DaytOn, O., Herald,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-21
THRouGn THE sTArR.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity,

Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity,
A little daughter OF Samuel Williamson,
at Friendly, on the Ohio River road, was
kicked on The head bya horse and killed,
The heavy storm OF this week damsged
the Grafton & Greenbrier road consider
ably and made 1t impossible to transact
any freight business for two or three days,
W, ]. Robinson, o. l., Williams and J..
d. Mccoy, officers Of the Ohio River road,
have been at work in Tyler county en-
deavoring to get stock taken for the pur.
pose Of building telephone line from
Bistersyille via Pursley and Swans Mills
to Middlebourne,
Mrs. Stephen Talley, Of Martinsburg,
has eloped with Baltimore & Ohio en-.
gineer, leaving husband and q family OF
email children, She left q note for her
husband instrucIing him to send the
children to her mother. The pair are
supposed TO have gone TO Baltimore,
On the cath inst. Judge John ], Jack.
son, Of the United States court, will be at
Charleston, where he will hear motion
in the case OF the Kauawha Valley Bank
Va, the Wyoming Coal Company, to con-
firm q sale OF the latter'a property. He
will then go 10 Chicago to visit his son,
He will remain West until September
lrtt, when he comes here to hold court,
The Wood county Republicans inset In
convention at Parkerabnvg to-day and the
KanawhG Democrats will meet at Charles.
ton, The Republicans in Wood will have
q nice, quiet, pOaCeable time, The Kama
whR statemeu may have row over in-
struCtlons for Snyder, and II not over that
they are sure to have trouble iu selecting
candidates for the House Of Delegates.
But the great row of to-day will DO In
Richie county, where the Gibson Damo.
Gratis will meet in conference to dennunCO
tho hlgh.handel proceedings oil the Jack.
sonites in the regular county convention
held last Saturday, when the latter cruelty
downed the majority.
At meeting OF tho Republicans and
GreenbaCkers held in Charleston Thurs.
day which was largely attended by both
ition of all the elements opposed to Dem.
oCratic supremacy and IN executive COM
mittee Of Ave from each party appointed.
The arrangement Is, that tho Republicans
are to have the Congressman and member
OF tho Legislature and County Com.
missioner, and the Greenbackers to have
State Senator aud two members OF the
Legislature. These candidates are to be
nominated at q future meeting. This
coalition ia q strong one, aud two years
ago carried the county by large mai 0rity,
but warned by that defeat the Democrats
are making stenuous efforts in this cam
paign to overcome 1t.