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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

wAsnlSaroS, D. O., Sept. O.-surgeor
General Hamilton, Of the Marine Hos
pital Service, has received tho following
tOlegraphic report from DR.. Godfrey
dated Biloxi, MisB., September 8: Have
visited and examined for three days all
cases Of sickness In the infected part o.
biloxi. Have not seen q case OF yellow
fever. Only ono case Of sickness haB do
yeloped since my arrival, All patlentl
are ConvaleBCent but ono. Rest Of the
toxin healthy. Particulars by mail.
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E,.prc.liont Arthur. condition

NEw YonE, Sept. CA Boston special to
the Philadelphia Pre-" ottd.day says: An
old friend Of ex.president Arthur, who
has Just returned from visit to tho dis.
tingIished invalid at New London gives a
gloomy view Of Mr.. Arthur's condition.
He says the ex.preSident maintains at all
times a forced CheerIulness and still mani.
iesLs tho llvllest interest in the current
events and leading political questions Of
the day, discussing men and measures
with all his old time keenness, yet he soon
tires; his breath becomes shorter and an
anlnrnnh reRl RtiaIlRR.
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pIG SHOE EInM rNILs.
An Old Boston Firm Assigns With Llnbll
tiles OF 5000, 900,


tiles Of 5000, 1000.
BosToN, MASS, Sept 0.-The failure OF
Loutmau & Bingham, boot aud shoe deal
ers, was announced to-day, creating sen.
satlon in the shoe trade. Their liabilities
are not positively known, but 1t 10 be.
lieved they will reach 100000. This
afternoon the firm mado an assignment
fJr the benefit Of their creditors
to Francis p. Sars, cashier
OF the Third National Bank. The firm,
which is q special partnership concern, ie
composed Of John II. Loutman, Of Farm.
ington, N. H., and G. ?. Bingham, OF Bos.
ton, and has been doing business in Bos.
ton for seven years at No. 60 South street.
No estimate can he made OF the amount
the firm will bs able to pay. The assets
consist mostly Of accounts. The CHIEF
cause OF the failure is said to have been
tho present stringency in the money mar
kat
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Tsmuicd Danger.

KEoRuK, Iowa, Sept O.-Dy an OK.
plosion Of natural gas in q sixty foot well
being drilled i've mileS from WARSAW,
Ills, to-day, Henry Miller was killed,
John Hope probably fatally injured and
Charles HasainB leariully burned, Miller
was irightiully burned over his OnlltO
body, the flesh peellng OF In a few
minutes after. Tile explosion was caused
py taking a lighted lantern into the well,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

Tnr Fourth DIsrlct Republican Con
presslonaI Convention will be held a
Point Pleasant to-day, 1t is probable tha
five candidatea will be presented to the
convention, Mclean, Redmond, Hutchin
gon, Smith aud Morris, Whoever is nom
inateditig salo to say that the Republican,
will unanimously support him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

Tnr Ohio Valley Trades Assembly
aIksd each party to place on its legislative
ticket two Of its chosen representatives
The Democrats took one and counted the
other out. The Republicans have taken
the two proposed to them. Workingmon
neel not bo reminded that this places
upon them the obligation to see that the
Republican ticket is elected. 1t is cub
atantislly their ticket.
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Nominations In Lewis.

correspondence oft InlelllOenc..
WESTON, W. Va, Sept. 5.-The Demo.
cratic county convention arrived yenter.
day on time and showed to a full house.
The slate as had already been arranged,
and as has been heretofore reported 10 the
practical opposition. Hon. George l.
Dayisson was nominated for the House OF
Delegates by aCClamation, and John Col.
lins was nominated for County Commits.
sioner In the same manner.
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JrDaE BRANNoS is the first candidate ia
chow up at Clsrksburg, where the First
District Democratic Congressional Conven'
toa meets to-day. There promises to be
a lively time in the convention with the
u,alI exciting features Of Colonel Dan
Inhnson,a candidacy.
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LONDON, Sept. CIT is reported that
Mr.. PSrnell has come to terms with the
Government, and that be has arranged to
withdraw that part Of his land bill which
relates TO the revolution In exchange for
the Governments acceptance Of thU part
relating 10 suspension Of evlCtionB. Par.
lament will, II iH thought, In consequence
OF thiB adjourn on September 10.
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Tne STATE Fair aud Exposition isnow
in iull blast, and iftho favorable weather
Of Yesterday continues an immense num-
bsrot people will visit the grounds during
the week. Tho attractions this year are
more numerous than in any previous year,
and the exhibition is worth many times
fine mice Of admission.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept, Especial
Agent W. L. Spence, Of the Supervising
Architects office has been directed to
proceed Immediately to Charleston to in.
spect and to report upon the condition
Of the postofllce and United States Gus
tom house in that city. Appeals for tents
in addition to those already furnished
have been received at the War Depatt.
ment from Charleston and Summerville,
10. In each case reply was made that
every tent that could possibly be pro.
cured had already hnen nnnt.
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pr6sIlenli. Ilcrly to ylctorIn.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Sept. C.-The Presi
denl has sent the following reply tc
Queen vic!oria's telegram Of sympathy
for tho earthquake sufferers.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASniN0roS, September 4, 1886.
TO Tictoria, Queen and Empress, BalmorGl
Scotland:
Your Majesty's expression OF sympathy
for tho sufferers by tho earthquake Il
warmly appreciated and awAkenS grateful
response In American hearts.
[Signed GROVER CLEVELAND,
President,
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FRou all sections Of the country COME
cheerful and encouraging accounts OF the
revival Of business, 1t is not in the
nature Of a boom, but Legitimate and
healthy activity, which promises to last
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Tug Republicans of the Fifth Senatorial
district Yesterday reuomInated Hon. Will
Iiau woodward for the State Senate. Thii
ian 1T recognition OF his past services and
reflects credit on the judgment OF those
who composed the convention, Mr.
woodward will bO reelected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

New York, Sept, G,-Aiter notice had
been sent out that the Metropolitan game
would not be played to-day on account oil
the rain, and everybody but the players
had lef! the grounds, the game was Callad
and eight innings played. 1t resulted 10
an easy victory for the home club, who
batled McGinnis hard and played a sharp
fielding game. The score stood:
nnIngs.,,.......n......,,....l =? 8 6G7S
MelTopol tans,,,,.,r.,.,,,,r., 0 0 8 0 o | Oil
lIGIIimor ore."...", .". .,...". U 0 . 2O0 . 2-7
Base hits, Baltimore, o. Nets, l3. Er.
rors, Baltimore, z Nets, 8. Pitchers,
MCGinnis and Mays.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

NEw YoRk, Sept, O.-rhO New York
Commercial Buii,iinI estimate Of tho FIRE
Losses In the United States and Canada In
August was Sl3,OOO,OOO, or 30 percent
above the usual August aver 80. Forest
tlreA are estimated at t3,0O00O0, Tho
Bulletin remarks that the figures indicate
that the country pteicrs getting out Of the
frying pan into the fire.
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FIRsTDIsTmCT DEMOCRATS.
Judge BrannOn on the Gr0und-LIvCly Con.
vontlon Anticipated.

Judge BrannOn on the Gr0und-LivcIy Con.
vontlon AnntIcipated.:.
Special DiSpdtch 10 The IntttIigcacer.
CLAEEsDuRo, Sept. G.-The dawn Of the
day before the battle was as brilliant at
the prospects Of selt.sacriacing patriots
Judge Brannon Is on the plantation with
his iack.kniIe whiting the fences OF Col
Ben Wilson, who is not a candidate. The
Judge is also pouring ice.cold water on the
frail and tender "ETrame" buds that will
never bloom. The air castle Of the candi
date from Marshall, 1t is hoped, will CO.
cape annihilation from tho hands OF tha
war.pointed gentleman from Lewis. Bat
ter to be new man than to have been
Newman, should the probable walkovel
candidate observe the growing structure
Of Marshall's favorite.
AS far as Dan Johnaon's timber Is con
Cerned, he begins 10 think an earthquake
and hurricane have recently visited hil
reservation. Some OF his timber, It IL
thought, has flown across Bannon'i
fences and safely rests within tho ouclos
ure Of Col. Ben, The air Is filed with
reputed schemes and fine Italian wire
pulling. There Is undoubtedly combi
nation TO prevent tho nomination Of the
old war.horse, OF whom 1t Is said that he
never seeks nor declines a nomination, il
rendered.
Few delegates have arrived, but al
seem brimful Of information, which they
religiously keep within their Democratic
boSoms. Judging from surface indications
a monkey and a parrot time may be ex
peCted upon the assemblaRe Of the "un
terrified" When the Col, made his exit be-
hind tho blue grass hills OF old Harrison
this evening, he seemed enveloped 40 i
In flame Of fire. The reflective tint upor
tho clouds is thought 10 be the brilliant
vermilllon with which our city will bt
painted on the morrow.
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LABOR PARADES
N a NUMBER OF THE CITIES.
The WOrEIngnen of New Horl, Chicago, Hal.
tImOre aud Rostou Turn out En- SIasss,
No Flag hut the stars and Stripes
In the ProcCssIonut Chicago,

New York, Sept, G,-This being the
legal holiday set apart by the Legislature
for the laborlng classes, 1t was celebrated
by monster parade oithe labor orgauizs.
tIons, followed by picnic, The sky had
a threatening appearance, but this did not
interfere with the days programme.
Every trade was represented in the pro-
cession, which was constituted, 1t was
said, Of between $4,000 and 10000 work.
ingmen, J., p, Archibald was the Grand
Marshal, ......
The first section was composed oil all
the building trades, numbering 10000
men. Then came the locked ont clothing
cutters, 1000 strong. Fully 1000 members
OF Typographical Union No. u dropped
into line with trades section six, Seven
other sections, composed OF workers In
the various tradee, assembled In the
streets and moved at the word Of com.
mand, The procession started from
Thirteenth street and Fourth avenue and
moved to Union Square, where II was re.
viewed by Mayor Grace, Henry George
and Robert Blissed, The column paraded
through Broadway TO Fifth avenue and
Thirty'iourth street, when 1t disbanded,
The members then proceeded to Harlem
River Park, where the picnic took piRcs,
and various games were engaged In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
Iron SlouIdcrs, strike.

PATTERSON, MI, September GA strike
Of all the moulders hereis in progress, the
men having quit work this morning. They
ask for uniform wages Of $3.50 per day,
Three hundred moulders are out and In
consequence Of this 800 helpers nre out ol
employment. The strike causes consider.
able embarrassment 10 the iron and loco
motive indnRtrieH.
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At st. Louis-st. Louis, A; Philalel.
phls, 8, Earned runs, st. Louis, s; phils.
delphis, 2.
AT Dstroit-Detroit, 3; Washington, 9.
Earned runs, Washington, 2. Errors,
Detroit, A.; Washington, 2. Base hits,
Detroit, 0; Washington, 1.
AT Chicago-Ohicago. I; New York, 4.
Earned runs, Chicago, 8. Base hits, Chi
cago, S; Nav YORK, 0. Errors, Chicago,
4 New York, s.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, 9; Bos-
ton, II. Base hits, Kapsss City, 6; Boz
tons, 10. Errors, KGnsas City, Z; Boston,
Il. Earned runs, Boslon, 4.
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Accident, at 81 'Clnlr.vlllo Court lIouso.

NUUIUuHI.N .NI "I' UINITNVIHU UOUFI IIOWNUI
spe:dl DIpaleh 10 The InteliOtner.
ST. CLAlRsvlLLE, o., Sept. GA FIVE
o'clock this evening portion Of btlcE
arch for the floor and ceiling that had jus
been laid In tho second story OF the new
Court House, gave way from being over,
loaded while green, precipitating Snpetin
tendent Clark into the basement and
creating some excitement. He was re.
moved 10 his residence but aside from
some severe bruises was not seriously
hurt. No other damage was done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

Cry OF Mexico, Sept. G.-Hon. Arthur
G. sedgwiCk, the special agent Of the
United States Government, has completed
his investigation, and has gone To Chi,
huahua, having obtained permission from
tho Mexican Government 10 look at oil
the records In the Cutting case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

WILCOX, Aha, sspt O,--General Miles
arrived at Fort Bowie last night with
Geronimo, NStchez and several bucks al
prisoners. Captain Layton, with the rest
oi the hoHtileS, numbering thirly.iye, are
expected to arrive at Fort Bowie Wednes,
day
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Stores and Factories Closed at Newark.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. G.-MoSt OF the
factories and stores in this city were closed
in honor Of Labor Day." Two thousand
five hundred workingmen took part In the
procession. Henry George delivered
an address to the worklngmen here this
afternoon,
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION


OF tho Republicans ut BuCkhuunon-Num.
ber of Candidates In tho Field.
Special DiDGtch TO The htetligatesr,
BucEuANNoS, W, Va, Sept. G.-The
Republican Convention which will name
Senator Arnold's colleague tomorrow is
the chief topic on tho streets tonight.
The fact that Y, L, Davis, OF Grafton, had
written letter to Hon. John W. Mason
which has been forwarded to Captain A.
NJ, PoundstOnO to present to the Uonven-
ton when 1t meets tomorrow, positively
declining to allow his name to 60 before
the Convention, has changed the order
and everybody Is at sea. The Taylor del.
egstes here have wired Davis at Detroit,
Mich, insisting on his allowing his name
to 20 before the Convention. Ii he yields
to their request he will bo nominated by
aCCamation. Next to Davis Gen. Light.
burn, OF Lewis, seems to be the iiyorite.
Charles +. Teeter, Of Phillippi, one OF
the possibilities, 10 here hard at work. The
Tucker delegation, under the leadership
Of Hu Maxwell, OF the Tucker Pioneer, are
hard at work for Minear aud think with
Davis OF the track Minear will have a
walkover. Upslur's delegation will 40 in
Tor Rusmisell and stay by him as long as
he has ghost OF show. After thus the
delegation will divide about equally be.
tween Teeter and Lightourn. The dele.
gates from Taylor, Lewis, Randolph and
Tucker are nearly all In, and by ten
o'clock Tomorrow every county will be
fully represented,
Rusmisell is on the ground aud pulling
the wires for all they are worth. He
thinks his chances are Al,
Tho Executive Committee have decided
on NJ. F. Hall, OF Blrbour, for temporary
chairman, and all the Republican editors
nraa ent nR RpcratnrieA.
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Parade at milwaukee,,

MILWAUKEE, Sept. O.-"Artisan's Day"
was celebrated here by monster labor
parade, which started at 10 o'clock, and in
which nearly TO- 900 workmen participated.
In accordance with the proclamation
issued by Mayor Wallber there was very
general suspension Of business in indus.
trial establishments, factories and work.
shops. The attendance at the labor pic
mic this afternoon at schlitz Park Ia very
lAfUa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

The Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan
Railroad Company has abandoned the
pay'oar system, and will pay employee
With checks on local banks along The line,
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Tug opinions Of various scientific ex'
re,ts differ in almost everything except
,hs fact that there was an earthquake,
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BASE BALL,
Pittsburgh Lays out the CIncInnati-OthcF
Games of Note.


PITTsBURsH, Sept, G,-The home team
won the game this afternoon by heavy
batting in the last three innings, Previous
to that Mullsns had pitched very etEecti-
vely, but he suddenly weakened and in
the seventh and eighth innings he was
batted for six earned runs. The fielding
on the part Of Pittsburgh was miserable,
while the workoIthe visitors was splendid,
Attendance 1900, Score;
lnnIugsr.,. ,,,, -,..-,-, . 4567so
OiHcRnSii,,,,,.] ] ,,~r.- 0 0 % 0 ia
Earned runs, Pittsburgh, s, Two base
his, Mann, Morris, Snyder, Baldwin.
Three base hits, Shomberg, Kuehne.
Passed balls, Miller .; Baldwin |. First
base on balls, off Morris of Mullaue 8.
First base on errors, Cincinnati 2, Struck
out, by Morris q by Mullane 5, Errors,
Pittsburgh 6; Cincinnati |, Base hits,
Pittsburgh 49, Cincinnati 0, Umpire,
Walsh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

lF turns out that Victoria MoFosinl
sehiIling did not elope, but has returned
N the hone she never should have left.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept, O,-The Athletics
won a game from the BrOoklyns to-day
in the sixth inning, when with three men
on bases Stoyey made home run hit to
the tlsg pole. Barring this inning Hem
derson pitched effectively, Atkisson
pitched in fine form, only four hits being
made oil him. The fielding Of both clubs
was sharp and several difficult plays were
effected, Score:
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First base hlts, Athletlc0 s; Brooklyn !.
Errors, Athletics .; BroOklyn2, Earned
runs, 'Athletics 9, Home runs, StoVey.
Two base hits, Henderson, Passed balls,
Peoples 8. Wild pitches, Henderson /.
First base on balls, of Henderson 2.
Umpire VALENTINO.
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GHe GrtteIII9suter,
y,yr weather for the State Fair,

oa.ee, Nos, 80 aud 81 Fourteenth street.
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FURNITURE.
F. A. GROLOCK & CO.,

Nearly opposite Montour House, next door
to Herr Bros Coach Factory.
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Maryland Politics.

The Washington Correspondent of the Bal
timore San, writing under date of Monday
last, says:
Maryland politicians are beginning to show
increased interest in the coming fall elections,
and the subject is daily discussed at the Cap
itol. A gentleman who is perhaps as we'll
posted on Maryland politics as any one in the
State said today that certain absurd specula-
tions prognosticating defeat to Messrs. Comp
ton, Shaw and Gibson for denomination,
coupled with the announcement that Senator
German desired especially to prevent the re-
election of the two gentlemen last named
scarcely deserved attention. Persons who
are familiar with Mr.. Germans views on this
subject say that he will, before taking his
summer vacation, make public statement,
in which he will take the position that all of
the members of the Maryland delegation ex.
cepting Messrs. Findlay and McComas should
be re- elected. DIR. Coles continued bad health
may interfere with his chances for a second
term, but there appears to be no serious OPP
position to Messrs. Compton, Shaw and Glb-
son. There are several aspirants for the
shoes of Messrs. Shaw and Gibson, but these
gentlemen are fully alive to the situation, and
with their clean records during the present
session, the standing rule in the State that
every Congressman shall be twice Endorsed by
his district and the Democratic leaders behind
them, he said, there is slight probability of
successfully opposing them. One of the
strongest points in favor of returning as many
of the present delegation as possible, and
which, he said, is apparent to all intelligent
people, is that after man has served one
term in the House he stands a better chance
of assignment to important committees. A
member can, as a rule, secure more legislation
for his constituents by judicious committee
work than he can by continuous discussion on
tho floor
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Postmaster at Baltimore.

When |. Parker Veazey accepted the post
mastership of Baltimore about year ago, he
did so with the understanding that, ifhe found
that the duties would interfere with the pro-
per attention to his professional pursuits, he
would resign rather than abandon the law.
Finding that his duties as postmaster were
entirely incompatible with the practice of law,
he rendered his resignation on the 18th ultimo,
and on the Both, Mr.. Frank Brown was APP
pointed in his place. The place was given to
Mr. Brown without solicitation on his part.
He was personally known to the President,
and was endorsed by both Senators German
and Wilson.
In the management of his large estate Mr..
Brown has shown an excellent business ca
pacity, and will no doubt prove good officer.
He is one of the Democrats that does not be-
lieve that party management is inconsistent
with good government, and he will conduct
the Office through agents in sympathy with the
cause of Democracy, so far as the civil service
law will permit. He is a thorough Democrat
and believes that the success ofthe Democratic
party in 1884 meant change, and will use
his efforts to effect a realization Of the intent
of the election of that year.
Mr. Browns friends in Carroll are much
pleased with his appointment. He will take
charge of the Office on May 30th.