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New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
AGREEING ON THE FISHERIES QUESTION
THE SHIPPING AND FISHERIES BILLS CONSOLIDATED
PROMPTLY PASSED.

AND PROMPTLY PASSED
WASHINGTON, May II (SpecidD.-Mr. Frye
got through the Senate few minutes to-day his
Fisheries bill as an amendment to the Dingey Shipping
pi. stated that he would be obliged tn be absent
for time, and his felOwSeDaiOrs obligingly con-
pass bills consolidated into one with
opposition. The Dngley bill Is the passed by the
House some time ago further relieve shipping OF
registry license and certain other fees amount
ing to about 100000 annually. IL was thoroughly de-
bated in the House and passed with only few dissenting
votes The Fisheries bill is the introduced by Mr..
Frye few days ago to authorize the President
to deny to the vessels OF foreign nation
such privileges In American ports IA are denied
vessels In the ports OF such foreign nation
Its purpose s to put stop To the ell arrahgeeht
by which Canadian vessels allowed privileges IN
ports deuied American vessels III Can adam
ports.
The prompt and unanimous PASSAGE of the bill In the
Senate tn. feeling among both Democrats anu
Republicans ia Congress this question. aud con-
ference committee appointed IL is probable that
the House Will promptly concur IN tho amendmen
There doubt anouC the Presidents signature. Out
there question about his TAX any action under
the peruissive authority granted by the bill, owing TO
Secretary Bayards dnwlingness TO offend the British
Minister
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

mander g. W. Terry has bcea detached from command OF
the lame town and placed on waiting orders Leut-n
ntCoiDnander T. /. Amory from the Ahiance ana
placed sick leave Lieutenant H. L. Ircm IN rom
the jamestown and placed on waiting Oriers SURGEON
J. A. Hawke from the Wabash and ordered 70 pe III
readiness FOR service: Chief Engineer J H. mc,
Iron Works and ordered to tho Atlanta Passeu AS
ssthnt Engineer j. A. X. smith from the fralMn anu
ordered 70 the Atlanta: Assistant Engineer H. Norton
from Morgan Iron Works and oricroi 70 me Attnta
Commodore George u. Bciknap Will be detached from
duty AZ erincndent OF the Naval Observatory in
few ordered to assume command or the Mare
Island Navy Yard June ID. Commodore JOnn ii. Rus
detached from command OF the Mare Island
Navy May 80 and Will probably be- ordered TO take
command OF the south At,nuc squadron.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
EITTEV By A LARGE WATCH DOG

While getting ready to go home from his
evening In the rubber factory at Franklin and
Flushing aves. Brooklyn. John Keenan,. age fifteen. OF
No. IL Hopknsst.. stopped TO pet large watch dog
kept tho place. The animal had been kind when thu
treated BEFORE but this he turned the boy
and Bit him in the legs In manner. The wounds
cantersed and the bov taken homo. 1t s not
known that the dog rabid.
While the ambulance surgeon from ST. Mary's Hospital
on his TO attend the boy the ambulance broke
down IL dashins through Bedford where III
asphalt pavement is full OF holes Tho suf geOn aud
driver thrown out aud the ambulance wrecked
Another surgeon Was summoned from the Long island
College Hospital and tho boy taken home.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
ANOTHER VETO MESSAGE.
THE PRESIDENT REFLECTS on Mr.. MORRISON AND
THE WAYS AND MEANS CoMNifIEk'

TIE WAYS AND MEANS Committee.
WAsHryGroy, May II (SpeciaN. Not long
AGO the President vetoed bill TO make Omana port
OF entry but In the face OF that veto Mr. Gray OF De
ware insisted on pushing through the senate p 'o
make Iewes, port OF entry. though WI. ii-
munds that It would be liable 70 the oJecoh
raised against the Omaha bill. Another bill was passed
| TO make Springfield, Mass, port OF entry 1his the
President today vetoed ne probably will tho Lewes
bill In his to-day though presented to tho
Senate, he took opportunity to censure the House,
which las exclusive charge OF all revenue
bills, for negectns to acs on tho recommendations
for a reform in the appraising and other present
methods Of collecting the This is understood
be hit at Morrison and his Democratic associates on
the House Ways and Means Com ttee. In his message
the President said
appears that the best urged for the passage
OF this bill that Springfield has population of about
10 900; that the imports the section country where
the city located the last amounted In value TO
$1,000 900. and that The importers az Inis port
NewYork or Boston their goods. which are ire
quently greatly delayed The Government ~ now suD.
cte to great loss OF revenue the OF
The present system relating the collection OF customs
duties and through the frauds AMI eva.ions when htt
system permits aui invites. 1t is also the canse OF
much of delay and to which the honest I'M
porter suberted am of the opinion that the REFORMS
OF present methods which have been lately earnestly
pressed upon Congress should be inaugursed instead o
Increasing tho OF ports, where present ys may
he further extended The bill under consideration
provides hat a surveyor Of shall be appointed
to said port. who shall receive salary not 10
exceed 81 900 per annum It's quite obYi0us that
rnerenre force of employees at tho ports where
for Springfield admitted would be nnch better quar-
fed Ia adjust the duties upon the person
proposed be al led to the vast army OF Federal
officials. There are many cities IN the different
States having larger populations than Springfield ana
the advantages sought by this hill. and vet 1t IL clear
that he following precedens which the proposed leg
lslaou establish could not f,l TO produce confu-
son and uncertainty In the adjustment o, eus.oms
duties leading 10 irritating determinations ana proDaoe
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
LANp rnAr snouLp BE FORFEITED.

WAsniNGro>, May II (Speciau.-Twenty years ago
Congress granted COB 900 acres OF land TO the State
OF Oregon TO I've used aiding the construction of
military wagon roads. The Oregon Legislature
granted the lands under the act of Congress to
porations which have since taken ont patents from the
Government for nearly all the land. But the roads
have not been built. The Oregon Legislature
mernoralizrd Congress some time ago to declare the
lands forfeited Nr Doph. who has been Jealous IN
guarding the public domain from land -grabbers and
specula lators reported from the Public Lands Com
mittee to-day bill TO carry ont the purpose of the
memorial This coo 600 acres OF land Is worth on
81 average from $:} to 81 acre, and If sold would
furnish money enough Tor the improvements In
prog! ess Oh the Columbia River.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
FREDERICK DOUGLASS Ov JOHN BPOWy.

A large audience assembled in the First Bap-
tst Church IN PierTepont-st Brooklyn. last evening
hear Frederick Douglass deliver his lecture John
Brown" The lecturer who has aged in appearance
greatly since he last spoke In Brooklyn. warmly
frequently applaudei He was introduced by General
Stewart l. WOOdfOrd. who called him The representative
OF In this land. Mr Douglass reviewed In
detail the stOny Of the hero OF Ossanatome and
his chiv varOus devotion to the ensaved negroes pen
picture gwen OF the sti ring scenes at Harpers
Ferry and "a glowing tribute paid TO the memory OF
the who gave himself that Others might be free.
who In truth tho llberat0r OF The black
The proceeds of the lecture " the treasury OF the
Business Women's Union.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

TIIILADELPIIIA, Way If.-A UISpatch 1rOm
Easton. Penn. says: THE mystery surrounding the
of Edna Bttenbender. near stroudsburg. Mon
County, In 1850, Is about cleared up Miss Btou.
bender found dead morning In October OF that
year the OF field with her head crushed In by
a stone Previous TO the murder the girl had been as
saulted. tramp arrested few DAYS later on sus.
picon. but he proved abi and d scharged. The
murder remained stery until to-day when Detective
sim0ns received information connecting Louis
with the crime. The facts given by Schwenks wife
Several months ago Scnwenk char gei with u crim
nal intimacy with his daughter for which "a warrant
issued for his Before the constable arrived
Shcwenk slipped over To nolghbor borrowed 5000 and
fled, which time he has been heard from.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
OUTDOOR SPOR1S.
CHEERS FOR THE COLUMBIA NINE.
DEFEATING THE PENNSYLVANIA CLUB -BRooKLYNs

LOSE GAME.
The Columbia College nine sent challenge
10 the college world for baseball game some time ago.
and the gallant ball tosers OF the University picked up
the glove and ourneyed the metropolis to put cheek
TO the defiant utterances Of the local colesans Inc
game played at the Polo Grounds yesterday ana
about 500 friends OF tho respective institutions were
present encourage the stndents TO victory In the as
game that the two mines PLAYED the Pennsvvania men
successful The Columbia plAycrs' however maze
not been idle since they showed yesterday the visible
suner,ors A large psrty of Philadelphians who had
accompanied their club to the city, took up their
yelling positions In the upper part OF Tue
grand stand The followers OF the Columbia were hoi
so minded and formed in body In the lower grand
stand The college cry OF either one or the other rang
In the air continually The Colin m bia would hardy
die out before the lusty .lunged Phadelphans woul
give their college cry which ended IN Pennsylvanla
long drawn ou The itself resulted III the easiest
victories for the Columbia students The score was:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
FFIs
.se was adjourned until next Monday.
THE CITY'S COSTLY INDEXES.

The application made by John I. LOckman for ,
pcremptory maniamusreIurny Co1ltv ccrx Fack 70
him pect and examine the indexes TO the judgment
dockts and records s Dnies asei b. the cry
5000 granted by Justice Andrews, Of the ipr mo
yesertay IL opposed b. the County Cler,
they recDrs but the Driyafs
pIOperty Of the city thlt the public allowed 20
indexes the derived from them b. the city
wouG be diminished ami the lanes god D. wbrn out an
ed worth The Julge said ia II thb
ci owned the inirNes
unauthorized The CITY could Only
buy them The public well a. Of lhB
official Womb however be en- nr 10 preference
OF the and thc COUNTY Clerk could maAa
reasonable 10 the time place aid manner N whieI
the puDlc Mt item
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

Earned Pcnnsvlvana. o. Columbia . First base by
errors ennsyva la Columbia FIRST base on balls
peunsy . Columbia, A >rfck -pennsyl wanna :;
Columbia. ieit nases-Penn y'vania. 81 Columbia t.
Total base lits Tennsvlv mia columbia :. Home runs
None. Thrteb Is-NODe. Two-base hits lOvey Id
wards and Mctlvam ronbe plays poyaD and Maurer
Stolen bases La;ti. Wbee er ]; Edwards. j. via
pitches -Hoyev. Passed hal s-Fincy, WILSON, 2 Um
pro Mr.. Pearce Time Of game-l:iO.
New management seemed 10 put new yigor into the
Metropolitan club Yesterday. for the cx-chanpions
played In better form than they have since The menor-
able baseball year ISL In tie morning the veteran
player, ami umpire, Bob Ferguson. took the
reiDs OF management About 1000 people vent 10 staten
Island the Brooklyn and metropolitan clubs play
their fourth together and saw the Nets win
their first victory from their local rivals The score WAS
follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
CONGRESSIONAL DOIyGS IN RRIEl

WAsHINGToN, May 1.-THE Senate passed
among others to-day joint resolution authorizing Rear
Admiral J. W. A. Nicholson, United States Navy. to
accept medal conferred him 10y the King OF Norway
and sweden.
Senator Riidleberger introduced a resolution provd-
ing for the erection in this city OF equestrian
OF President Zachary Taylor
Among bills introduced In the House and referred
by Mr.. B1utelle, of Maine. approprating
$50. 900 for tho erection in Washingto Of bronze
monument to Edwin VI. stanton also by Mr. Beach, Of
New-Y York. regulate commerco Ia artihcIa butter.
The House In Committee OF tho Whole passed ne
Urgent Deficiency bill.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May II CSpecial The visible su,.
ply figures put the decrease IN wheat AT 2.30O0oo
bushels July went from 30 cent. 81 cent.
almost at the opening and Juno wheat from 77 cent,
TO 1873 cents From the opening the grain rnarSe,
was weak. All the big men and most Of
the little ones turned sellers, with Cndahy
leading. He sold not only corn but whea..
and both fropped. At O'CLOCK wheat showed los. %
June. lis cents July, and p cents An.
gust Trading well d-tr bnted through the next
three mouths Tho 21O eloSe was: June wbsat. 7J7s
cents: June corn SO cents: June oats q cens Juas
pork, So 77ia; June lard 50 o.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1885

will be three years after an appropriation IS nane
hefoie there bo established in TINS conhuV o .
means of man ufac,urng the modern guns so urgently
needed tor national defence ia regarded by som' VI
the Dcnoc rate Senators making further delay Ia
beginning work piece of almost cr'mnai Io'y. 49,, ~ 20
at least .uici enty large to establish the pan' 'or
the proposed gun factories. For that purpose @ VIZ
Gun Foundry Board estimated that abon' s@'Vo'0'"
Would be nccessaIY.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

ApELPHlA May l.-rOui-.h ho demand continued
ueht and the gen al market sers
net large bu offerings far 10 liberal Western aai
penns, wanna nuoer ~ 5oGt2 IS do Extra sJ u00
- So PennsgvsnIa Family s5 1904 10; fepasy'anis
Roller ~ %. Delaware fau,s. ~ -
- "a Winter Wheat Patent Si 159s5 IL wheat-Marke!
,iun AMI closed lots dull EXPORT deinsh.
hrht; No 2 Delaware Red axpor seystor vis: No
Pennsvyania Red DC SO Red NAV AS - -. 'uae ~
- A1S>. August 81 20 - Ne torn Spos
lots owar, export sht No Mixed ,rAeA a. Z!
No = yellow deOot 4,Eoi steamer 80 aIAon-
racK 4 a. ia IN raiu aevoL A5scs No Nehow in
eXDor, elevator tlLA Va Aih,o NAY tpa.o,S '"n ~
anI. alpJrt Juiy l7c Ostsspo ivts stcaaS 10
,.ctal " hte 4Ocl No. " hte iUr,- No Nhito ci
NAV AOl4 40 se 39s gS9'sci July. 5sGS! No buF
creamery extra. loDstc Brsioru 'ouE
" aud New YORK Extra tsslvci Western pAv hhmA @
ul,,c. To Choice. lOdl-o Esss-Ichus.E
wanna fresh Heoeipp<-fiour 1900 OblS neat -tov
busn: Corn. 200 OatA lO2Oo oush ouipinonss-
NnsaL C..sOV Vusn. D. svv oesn OstA o.Sov oass
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
ONLY THE USUAL RATES MAY BE CHARGED

MeDachO x Co. merchants OF No ~ Bro1d-St.,
BROUGHT silt recently IN ths ni-e Sa.es CoIrt rstan
OF the Ward Line Of stinsrs from chlrsng no
firm more for fr- hi fro ts
city cuba The III rFch nts had c1lrerd We -sns which
carried cArgoes 10 cuba and the steam hip lines dec ret
that this action yOlat of compact uudcr wl
be of tue lines. The ~
asked for granted yesterday and Judge Brown
his opinion "The Of the dlscumlna here
that IL calculated to all those whp have Occa- )n 10
employ carriers between New lO,k AMI tu
employing Ices ofer. tendency u de-
the pubic OF their iegtmae opp0riunes 10 0Jtan
carriage best they lft tolerated n VIII
practically result Hvlns The defendant NOM, N c.
ri those places'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

prices barely shade easier at sS % for luna
S6 90 for July s6 80 for August; 80 Al for 5.p.oa.
ber. and SO 43 for October
The recepts ofgr,in At Nsw-York. Biumpre Pan, ,e,
phia and Boston yesterday were follows W loa,.
G83.573 bushels corn. 3i1 .ii3 bushels oa's Te5t
bushels; total gran. l.l3I.s67 bd-hcs: -four ss2iJ
barrels. AT Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Lpus e. ~ ".
rivals were: Wheat. 29i7G Dus5sls: con. lli.91J
bushels oats. 81 $50 bushels total grain 3j5Olj
bushels; -four. -, 49, barrel.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
A xEwsrArER MAx cHARoEp VIII sw1xpLIyo

NEw-IAvEN, May II tSpecidD The police
of this city to-day warned to keep sharp lookout
for f. Ii. Truesde formerly wspaper correspondent
at Washington. who Is wanted in indianapolis for
swindng Truesdell for several years city editor
OF The Paiad but resigned to the staff OF The
NeV- York Times. lie was married few years ago TO
Miss Eugenia Hathaway or this city. Soon after Trues
dell went tn New York excitement created
the country by the publication IN Ihe Chicago tbe OF
OF General Grants articles the proposed Mexican
Railway several days previous to its legitimate appear
III The North american RerieIo. Truesdel
who stole the proof sheets from the office Of The
Reriec. Aferward he went to Washington agent OF
the Nation al Press Association.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
TO DEFINE The WORD MONTH.

WAsHINGToN, May II (SpeciaD D.-Senator
Plat introduced bill ago define tho stat
utory meaning Of the worl month. In England legal
month the lunar month OF twenty-cight days. This
the law pretation but Georgia Is the
only state which adheres to thatintsrPretatlon all
other States by the calendar As the question mas
raised in the Judiciary Committee
concluded that there call for any legislation on
the subject and to-day instructed Mr. Vest to report
the Lady
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
SUING THE AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY

suit brought by Miss AnnIS Montague lurnc.
against American Opera Company for 800 which $40
declares duo her for ding leading
be placed the shOrtc caenIar o. the >uptens
paintf "a Charles r.. ser
comp gagged her llst winter a. so
June H. The contract provided tha sh slout
sng thre time, that 800 OF the
sued fDri due for performances The lie liant
for extra
cain TOR 900 oamases all
OF Miss Turner'S Inability
appear the principal PARIS satisfactorily This
pronounced frivolous th pl IFS He
Mr ,cke knew Mss Turner's a0ity before the
and hM knD for many years ca Horn,
and that the press generally spoke Of her Dgay.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

COAL FOR TIE NhvY.-The Secretary OF the Navy has
decided all the coal required for the OF the
Navy during fiscal contract. instead
of obtaining coal under large number OF contracts
has heretofore been the custom
THE LIZ ,lsLATlyE BILL~-As reported from the sub
committee this morning the ul Committee ApprO-
prittOns OF the House, the Legislative Executive aud
Judicial Appropriation bill makes total appropriation
for tho next fiscal year OF $40 S77 ~ The appro-
priaon year .605 O5. and the
the year aggregated S2l,iO6,6s5 o.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
FLEET CAPTAIN TAMS'S ORDER

FLEET CAPTAIN TAMS'S ORDER.
j. Frederick Tams has been appointed feet
captain of the Seawanhaka Yacht Club and has issued
the following order:
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 9.
FLAGSHIP PRIsCrILA"l
NEW YORK HARBOR MAY Il. 1856. I
Immediately after the Decoration Day the vessels
The feet viii rendezvous OF Stapl-on ana
the captains and their report
flagship.
By order OF the Commodore. J +. TANs
Fleet Captain. 5. T.. " q.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
THE PRESIDENT GOING TO BROOKLYy.

WAsnNGToN, May 17.-Ihc President will
review the Grand Army Of the Republic parade in Brook
yu in the forenoon Of Decoration Day and will attend
the exercises at the Academy OF Music New-York
the evening. where Postmaster General Villas Will de-
liver the oraIlon.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-26
I,he Medicine Men.

The State Medical Association
hsEd fhedt annual meeting in
Charleston, last week, and had a
Jrnass PHEASANT and proft9 BILE tim g.
'Tae fdilowlng officers were cleo
ted President, D., S. L. Jepso n,
of Wheeling; Vice Presidents, Dr.
Ca@@Gsa, Of Charleston, DR.. Ulrlch,
Of W heeling, Dr.. Carr, of Fairmont !;
Sesfs&ary, DR., Fullerton, of Charlie s.
ton. Treasurer, Dr., A. Campbell,
Ct5s VI 1seIins>
Wh1Ss Sulphur Springs was Sc
IAcsad as the next place Of meeting.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-26
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

On and after July 5, 1885, trains
on the Ohio River Railroad will run as fol-
lows-Central Time.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Parkersbure. 500 am $3.50 pm
Arrive at Wheeling. 20 am sou pm
Lv.Wheeling via 2 &5t.L. R.2:45pm 5:45 pm
ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Parkersbure. .....,................6:15 am
Arrive at Wheeling .......,..........4:40 pm
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
Leave Wheeling am 3:25 pm
Freight....... .......a........8 $3.50 am
Arrive at Parkersburg ---..1055 am TAD pm
Freight..,....... .6:20pm
GEO. w. THOMPSON, Vice Pres't.
C.L. WILLIAMS, Asst. Supt.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

General Grosvenor will deliver
Csc Grafton on Decoration Day,
at Ghe National Cemetery, near
Nashville, Tenn.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson will
address the assembled multitudes
at G grafton, W. Va, on Decoration
lxy.
general Durbin Ward, promin-
enf in Ohio politics, died at Leba-
naga. Ohio, on Saturday last. May
z4.
gaa General Conference M. e.
church, South, is in session in
alesmond, Va.
Governor J. B. Foraker is to de-
live &n address at McConnelsville,
Ga5a, ON Memorial Day, Monday,
MLg 81, 1886.
Governors Wilson of West Vir-
gEnia and Lee, of Virginia, were the
hottoned guests of Cincinnati, last
Saturday.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-26
Mrs. pemdlet0n's Sudden Death

A few days ago Mrs. Pendleton,
wtea ef Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton, of
Oaia, now Minister at Berlin, was
akm Rt Instantly killed, while
Ea3iag iu the Park in New York
city While being driven through
tae Park in a carriage, the horse
ran away. Mrs, Pendleton's daugh-
Get, young lady, first leaped from
eae carriage, aud was followed by
aer mother. The daughter was
Severely shocked, but will recover,
wh5sa tas mothers skull was frac-
aatsd by the fall, causing death in
q eew minutes.
The papers are full of tributes to
Mes peudIeton's worth as an emil
ger, Gathered Christian woman.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-26
VEST VA. NEWS AND NOTES.

Jsnnsou Il Co, Of Long Reach,
will load several cars with hickory
lssgs and squared climber, to be sent
60 Europe. next week.-Tyler DEM
ARA.
20 C.R.R.-Messrs Dawes, FL
ksns and others, are pushing the
ptedmans ard Cumberland Rail
read, to give an independent outlet
ia eE1eir vast coal interests.
CRrsaEg .-Thomas Terrell, a
waaIthy and prominent citizen OF
Calhoun county, w. Va, while
rolling timber into the river, re-
Gently, was caaght by a rush OF
LUe,s aud crashed to death.
General Golf has been chosen
Chairman OF the Republican Con-
greesiouaI Committee, and Edward
Mepnerson, Secretary.
New BaGgeE "A subscription OF
$500 has been raised to build a new
suspension bridge over the river a.
We-stGn-
Boom BRogE "A recent sudden
riss in Elk, brought out so many
,ous az to break the boom, near
,C6sgleston and let out S4O,OOO
worsh OF tim Der.
DK,wsEn-R. W. Swift, of Key
ser, vas drowned, recently. while
irving to ford New creek, near
p.eece's tannery, six miles up the
valley, from Keyser.
-ScoUSpRELs. - Some diabolical
scoundrels entered, through a win
Gov by means of a ladder, Prof. Pu-
rirt,n's rr,om, ou Saturday night,
aud after scattering large num-
bey ot books around the room, they
el2vaw over the bank sixteen vol
sa1ss. ana carried away his chair
aud dictionary rack -Morgamto'0n
E0sssnton-
KzazED.-Charles Supple, break
uzaa, Vas recently killed, while
coupling cars at Blackburg station,
hanawh& county.
Boams BROKE Huntington
Argus says the recent foods broke
sbe oooss in Twelve Pole and
Gayau, letting adrift thousands OF
GslLars wartk of logs.
Huntington is to be made a Sig
Artli Service station.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-26

Subscribe for Freeman a,oe0, s1.00.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-26
The "C1ubs'' that must

We welcome to our table the
Elizabeth Times with brother L.
A. Brown on the editorial lookout
and "Vox Populi Vox Del" as it's
motto. Yes, brother Brown, it is
the "Vox Populi''N we're after, but
it takes vast deal of clubbing of
the old whisky parties to get at it.
W. VA. FREEMAN.
Well Bro Johnson, we will never
lay down the CLUB" till the glorious
news is passed along the line that
the SALOONS HAVE GoNE."-EJtza
beth Times.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-26

Prohibition Charleston on Sho,0 Day

Prohibition Charleston on Show Day.
Speaking Of Charleston's show
day, the St. Adams Nomparel, says !:
"The most striking feature of the
entire surroundings was the sober
appearance of the largest crowd
that ever gathered in Charleston.
No whisky, no beer, makes Jack a
dull boy on show days. However,
out of crowd Of 10000 people, not
single person was to be seen
drunk. No arrests and no disorder
ly conduct were to be seen during
the entire day"