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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04
Alabama Elections.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3.-specialA
to the AdrertiSr from all over Alabama
show unexpected victories for the indie.
pendents in number Of counties. Tusca.
loosa elects opposition candidates for the
Legislature. Colberg, Macon and Green
counties all went Republican and Inde.
pendent. At Colierene, in the heart ol
the black belt, Arthur Haynes killed
James Dudley, both white. They belong.
ed to nppoBito Democratic factions. The
majority for the Democratic State ticket
Is Overwhelming.
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Tue Republicans OF the district over the
river meet In convention to-day TO nomi'
nate a candidate for Congress-. There if
an abundance Of good material and the
friends who ara looking on from this aide
hops they may make the best OF 1t. 1t il
unfortunate that some bad blood has been
ptirred I'M.
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TEXAS is enger for a bout with the
G.essers. II Mexico forces US to a fight
there are veterans enough Of the two great
armies 10 knock her into cooked hat In
about thirty days. The old boys wouldn't
want any better fun than to spend part o.
tho winter in Mexico having q sort o
bluoaud.gray reunion. Let US hope tha
Mexico will not insist upon being spank
cd until she can't see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

GENERAL Corr is announced among the
Republican speakers who are to stir up
tbe State Of Maine. Mr., Blaine will do
soma stirring up himself with eighteen
speeches. They make politics live thing
Ia the Pine Tree State.
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situation at I,elfast.

BELFAST, August S.-The Mayor Of Bel.
fast has issued a circular letter to the dit-
ferent magistrates Of the city asking them
10 actively exert their influence to pro.
mote better feeling among the people
towards the police, 80 that there may be
cooperation between the lattsr and the
populace ior the prevention Of dissenSionS
and the suppression Of lawlessness.
Crowds Of men are assembled In different
parts Of the city evidently bent on fight
inc the nollce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04
LnnIsyIlIn acts Second pIncc.

LOUISVILLE, August S.-The Louisville
club defeated the Athletic club in an in
teresting game to-day. Matthews was
batted hard and his arm gave out com.
pletely in the fifth inning, when Blerbauer
relieved him. Tho victory gave Louis.
vile second place in the race. Attend.
anCe 1000. SCote:
Innings, ...."........" / 2 4SO7s
a1RisE.es".... aIRitsE5ssS.. .. ~ ~
Earned runs, Louisvilles 4; Athletic /.
Passed balls, 0'Brien |. Umpire, Bradley.
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NsYsr dive ur.

II you are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disotdered blood, weak constlti.
ton, headache, or any disease Of d bilious
nature, BY oil means procure q bottle ol
Electric BitterB. You will be surprised
10 see the rapid improvement that will fol.
lowi you will be inAplttd with new life
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and henceiorth you
will rejoice In the praise Of Electric Bit
tsts. Bold at Aity cents q bottle by Logan
&Co, NWFaW
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GlyxG his reasons for signing the
oleomargarlne bill the President says: ~
deem Tiny duty in this instance to defer
to the judgment OF the legislative branch
Of the Government, which has been sc
ompha,ically announced in both Houses
Of Congress upon the passage Of this bill
The President hos not felt 1t his duty to
defer to tho judgment OF Congress in the
matter Of the pension bills, There was
where he thought Congress had no iudg
mani
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NKw YoRK, August S.-rhe expulsion
Of Maurice D. Flynn, from the ranks oi
the County Democracy by the Executive
Committee OF the latter body, last night,
10 the main topic Of conversation ID
political circles to-day While some
thought that Flynn should have been
accorded q hearing on the charge against
him before laklhR action, II wAg the chiel
opinion that the dropping ol Flynn from
the rolls oi the organization was 4 good
thing lot the party,
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Chronic nasal catarrh-suarantscd cure
DR., Sage's Catafrh Remedy.


Logan 4 90. can always be relied upon,
not only 10 carry In stock the best Of every:
thing, but TO secure the Agency for such
articles % have well.known merit, and are
popular with thepeople, thereby sustain.
Ing the reputation Of being always enter:
pfiBing, and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated Dr. Kings
New Discovery ior Consumption, will sell
II on O positive guarantee. II will surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
LunRs and Chest, and 10 show our con.
tidehCe, we invite you 10 call and get a
Trial Bottle Free. MwIAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

CAN'r Bleep nights ID the complaint ol
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
BumptOn, Ooughg, etC.. Did you eyer try
ACkefB English Remedy II ig the best
preparation known iof oil Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee Of lOc, bOc,
Logan 4 %, and CHARLES Menkemellsr,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August SIN the
House to-day Mr.. BurneS, Of Missouri,
submitted the conference report upon the
Deficiency Appropriation bill, and 1t was
agreed TO. Mr.. Morrison, Of Illinois, sub.
mitted the conference report on the Sun,
dry Civil bill. The reading OF the report
consumed nearly an hour. The report
was agreed to-yeaS, 1898; nays, 20.
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CIEcISNA4I, August 3,-The Cincin'
nstis signallzed their return from the
East by defeating the Baltimore club to-
day. Jones' two three base hits yielded
the home club four runs, otherwise the
home club would have lost through loose
fielding, Attendance 1000, Score;
Innings. see, :. ..,~,.,,~ l 2 A667s
GHSlnass SsIfiaa9s.:::..::......:. 90 81
Earned runs, Cincinnati, 5. Two base
hits, Dolan. Three base hits, Jones, 2,
Passed balls, Dolan. Wild pitches, Nut
lane, 9. First base on balls, Oft Mullane,
8; olr MCGinnis, 9. Errors, Cincinnati, Z;
Baltimore, l. Bases, Cincinnati, Z; BSlti-
more, Z. Umpire, Charley Snyder.
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Price Of tfops does Up.

cASAJouAHlH, N. " August 0.-Tht
utterly ruined condition Of the hop crOr
throughout New York State by lice hal
created q sudden advance. Growers Ii
this vicinity have repeatedly refused
thirty.hve cents for those picked In 1885
and yesterday q grower Of Minden sold
last years crop at forty cents, which II
the highest price paid III three years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

Lord RANDOLPH CHURcnlLL ought tc
have instalt search made for an Irish
Nationalist in that Norwegian bark. The
theory Of coal gas explosion, he will
readily perceive, is the weak invention oI
an snemy to the British Empire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

BELFAST, August S.-The jury in the
case Of the boy who was killed In the re.
cent riots has given a verdict that the boy
was killed by the police, who were juSti.
hed in firing on the mob. Rloting was
renewed here to-day, but the disturbance
was slight as compared with the outbreaks
Of Saturday and Sunday, The police sue.
Ceeded In diBpsrsing the mob.
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Fatal iIoIlsr i;,niaslsn.

PorrsylbtS, Pa, August IA boiler In
The shops Of tho Lehish Valley Coal and
Navigation Company AL Landlord, Pa, ex.
plodod at noon to-day. 90 far as heard
from eight men we're injured, one killed
and two olhefa expected 10 die, The
boilet was put IN Hitoen years ago and con,
demn6d several times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

sPRiSuTtRLD, MAsS, August 8.--The en-.
gagemsnt 10 announced Of ]. Augustus
Robbins, Of Springfield, and Baroness De
MassenbaCh, oi Berlin, formerly lady.in.
waiting al the Court Of the Netherlands,
They became acquainted while travelling
together through China, Japan, India,
Palestine and Europe.
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Two IIoteis destroyed.

DErRolr, August IA Baldwin special
10 the Ersntng Journal says: Fire yester'
day, originating in the Exchange Hotel
destroyed that building together with two
saloons, Cobbs hardware store, Hetfer
mans drug store, the Townsend House
barber shop and court house and jail
Loss $4,000 insurance $4,000.
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IOSpoS, August 3-The police have, II
iS stated, been informed Of the existence
oilutrigues by the Irish and Russian dyna.
miterS against the English Government.
Detectives will be stationed atthe different
Russian ports and oil arrivals from Russia
10 Great Britain will bs closed and the
vessels searched.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

Pl+rsBvRor, August S.-A Tyrone, Pa,
special usysi The lumber In the yards Of
John irwin 4 BFoe at CowenSvllle, Clear
Geld county, was discovered on tte this
morning between / aud o'clock and II
was entirely consumed. Over 100000
feet Of pine lumber was destroyed. The
FIRE 10 supposed 10 have been the work ol
a Nkat,NN
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NEw YoRE's county Democracy opens
,be door and kicks ont the man who had
a riug in the nose OF the poet Squire, We
bsyo 50 few poets that we must rally
,ouud them.
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ArToRSpy.GRSgRAL GARLAND says, ~
An not thinking OF resigning," This Is
where Mr.. Garland lacks the mental grasp
AMI the moral greatness to be in line with
nnhIic opinion.
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snn,. ran n Na,r Yn.i.

RoMR, N. Y, August S.--At 4i45 o'clock
this morning snow began falling here, the
fall lasting about Eve minutes. The
weather 10 extremely cold for this season
oi the year,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

MANY Of the good things Of this life are
aorrowiully let alone on account Of DyB.
pepBla, ACkef'8 Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and ConsLl.
patton sold on d positive guarantee a. %
and 20 cent?, by Logan 4 %. and CHARLES
MonkemellOT,
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OuEc Democrats are still talking Of re-
toslpg to recognise the new Congressional
districts. Most OF them know better than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

Special DIDatch to hs IntslligcRar.
WASHINGTON, D. o., August 3.-The
nomination Of Cornelius q. Watts to be
United States District Attorney for West
Virginia, was confirmed by the Senate in
its executive session tonight,
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1.x.Edltor wonlndln Dead.

Special Dt'patchto he htell,Gener.
WESTON, W. Va, August S.-James W
Wonlndin, former editor Of the Westor
Democrat, and a journalist we'll knowr
throughout the State, died suddenly at hil
home tonight, at 10o'clock.
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River and IInrbor I,lli.

wAsmSdroS, D. c., August S.-The
conference report on the RlvCr and Harbot
bill as approved by the Senate was agreed
TO by the House, yeas 12l, nays 0S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

Dotheh AAuh A'4NiASa
.l.DLannich 10 Lhe LnifllLuenetr.

Special. DLapatch 70 Tie InltEIIQeHetF.
WESTON, W. Va, August S.-Homer
Butcher, the young man who was badly
mapgled in a saw mill fiitecn days ago,
aud had his leg amputatsd, died this eve.
ming from exhaustion,
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DUBLIN, August "a detachment Of
military has gone from Belfast 10 AFnah
In accordance with q telegram requesting
assistance 10 quell riots In the latter town,
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DEsyKa, August S,-staLe Senator John
I, ElklnB, a young brother oi Stephen u,
Elkins, Of New York, died suddenly last
night oi heart disease,
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sE. LOUIS, August 3.-The st. Louis
Browns had an easy victory over the Met
ropolitan club, and pounded Lynch all
over the lot. Attendance 5000. Score:
pni1g'."..""- ..".." ?S4595 :.
MeirOpOlIt4ns e. .""-.. , U 90 900 o.
Earned runs, st. Louis Is; Mets 9. Two
base hits, Latham, Gleason 2, Comlnsky,
Welch, Hankinson. Three base hits,
Latham. Passed balls, Reipslager 9;
Bushong /. First base on balls, st. Louis
Q; Nets s. Errors, ST. Louis 2; Nets I.
Umpire Valentine,
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ClScMSArt o., August S.-william
KiCoyne was to-day convicted OF voting
illegally three tlncs In the Eighth ward
at the last October election. ...
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BASE nALL.
GAINESVILLE Defeats Observation-Disclosures
Great Victory,
nn..lnl nl...nLnh Ia Lhn LnL.IILn..nn.. -

BARSEsvlLLE, o., August S,-zanesville
won to-day's game OF ball here by the his
toricsl figures tot, The game was full
Of brilliant plays on both sides, the home
boys batting terriacally, but TO bad luck,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

PlrrsBuRuH, August S.-Ths Brooklyul
were shut out by the Pittsburghs to-day
in one Of the most remarkable games ever
played, The home team gave perfect
exhibition Of fielding, not even q bat
ting error being charged against them,
and baEted Telry's delivery for 10, with d
total OF "a bases, earning 0 Of the Is runs,
For seven innings the visitors were re-
tired in one, two, three order, and In the
nine innings they only had so men at
bat, The game was replete with brilliant
plays, and Notwithstanding the one'sided
score, the interest never tagged. In the
sixth iuning Peoples injured his right
hand and Shrlyer was substituted. Kel,
ley's umpiring gavo general satisfaction.
Attendance 5000, HolIord and Ringo, one
Of Pittsburgh's batteries, were released TO-
1aV
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this,
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Earned runs, FlIIsburgh 0, Two base
hits, Barkley, Smith. Three base hits,
Brown, Mann, Passed balls, Peoples J.,
shriver 4, First base on balls, of Terry
8, First base on errors, Pittsburgh 4.
Struck out, by Morris q; by Terry 2.
Total bases on hits, Pittsburgh "a; Brook
lyn5. Errors, Brooklyn4. Umpire Kes'
lau
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Ys7ERDAr's squirt OF snow in Rome
New York, is due notice to get down the
roller skates and prepare them for action
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CARD FROM col. poonNAN
Withdrawing from the Congressional Race.
To-Day's Convention,

The Republican Convention OF the sev.
enteeuIh Congressional distriCt OF Ohio
will be held at steubenville to-day, The
different counties will be represented 80
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oalcel Nos, 20 aud 81 Fourteenth street.

CoyoREss won't Last much longer It's
oJsys are gliding swiftly by" There is
nothing the country can so well Afford
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II Is conceded on all sides that Col, ], ID
Taylor, OF Cambridge, will be nominated
on the frat ballot, and all the rumors oI
sensational occurrences to take place in
the convention will probably prove to
have no foundation, Possibly some OF the
Poorman delegates will cast their votes for
Bingham or Hollingsworth as a matter oi
form. Col, PoormRn formally withdrew
from the race last evening in the follow.
ing card:
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Tmn Pish Stories.

They tell of a singular thing that happened
nj Greenwood lake the other day. The little
son of Nj. NiShbone, years OF age-the son,
not the ole Inan-had been in the habit OF
feeding tho -icllerel that abound IN the lake,
esnacialIy one of enormous SIZE One day the
little fellow, while engaged at this from
boat in front of his fathers residence, fell
overheard, and this identical pickerel, with
n memory of the past worthy Of all praise,
swan to the boy, took the lapel OF bis jacket
tenderly in his mouth, and swan with mm 70
the shore. Then seeing that the lad was I'M
conscious it ran up to the house and brought
the family down. It waited only long enough
to see the boy resuscitated, and then went
AWAY. The father has been looking ever
since for the fish to reward it.
Another singular case IS that OF LADY,
who. walking on the banks OF the Bronx,
heard plaintive cries. She looked about ana
saw suspended in tree a small CATFISH,
scarcely able to struggle, and beseechlng
help The lady climbed the tree, released tine
trembling fish, who appeared to have been
there about a week. But how he got there Is
unexplainable unless he was thrown there by
some inhuman angler. No sooner had the
little animal touched the ground than ne
knelt at the lady's feet, kissed the hem OF her
garments, and manifested the most extreme
low and gratitude, finally throwing himself
into the water amid profuse apologies tor Do
ing Obliged to depart And yet there are
people who say that fish are incapable OF graft
tude.-J. w. Watson in Life.
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Mora Than He Could Stand.

Featherly, who was making an evening call,
had been lowering between hope and despair
for months, but hadn't the aerve to put the
important question, when Bridget opened the
door and said:
Can l speak wild yez wan minute, Miss
Clarar
Certainly, Bridget. What is itP
@Wud yez plaze tell me wat it'll be Tor
breakfast
@Oh, Yes. Pray excuse me, Mr.. Featheriy.
think, Bridget, we will have fried sweet
breads Papa is very fond of them"
How wull | cook 'em, mumP
First wash them very carefully, Bridget,
anddrywithalinenclotht Observation-Disclosures
rowstripSOffatsalt pork set closely together use
MISUNDERSTANDING needlelay hesweet-
breads II acknowledgement
wellbutteredandcoOkt Oaiine6rownturningfre
quentlyuntiltheporkiscriSp. That IS all,
Bridget
Thank yez," said Bridget.
Exit Bridget, leaving young Featherly IN a
state Of tremendous excitement.
Miss Hendricks he began; Miss Clara
Clara-dear Clara-wil you-oh, will you be
my wi"
But let us retire from this sacred scene
New York Sun.
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Our Modern 4Esop.

A Groceryman once had all Apprentice who
was young and green in tho ways OF the
World. Let me teach you how to Succeed
in Life" said the Groceryman; and he forth
with proceeded to Initiate him into the ways
that lead to Fortune He showed him how
to Sand the Sugar, put Beans into the coffee,
trim down the Weights, place False bottom
in the measures, and substitute decayed
vegetables for good ones whenever the Gus
toners back was turned. In course of time
the Apprentice became more dexterous in the
business than the Groceryman himself, at
which tho latter's heart rejoiced exceedingly.
Hereafter, my son" said he, Il will let you
GO to market and buy the store supplies. Here
is my bank book; go and pay cash for all
you Purchase" But instead OF going ID
market the Apprentice hurried to the bank,
drew out all his masters Money, and hied
him away to Canada
Moral-As the twig is bent the tree is in
clined.-The Judge.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Mt Be||eviieW Hotel & Grounds

10y VIRTUE or 4 DEED o. 1El ~ 80. 80
Hhv Tbomas p gballcro~s and -Sfsh :" 80,
eros, bi. wife, and Frank WAiri ~ -,
Walter, bis wife. W me a. trusts ds' -, s.s
he, is5J and recorded ia Decd ~ i'..+tIg.
M IL page 2J5 and 10. VII! ~ 49,
auction. nj the nsrth front ~ W. .,,,,., %
House, corner fifteenth t ana sEID m ,s-.
Commenting nj 10 O'Clock a m ~ ~. - sr,rr;y
de.crfbed real estate. sitnsissi IN phD -, -
W. Va, that Ia 81 say. BegihbIhs -, ~ lbs
the youth side Of the sAilOna! fv~,I' -, T,s,rrs
between shaIlcrues and nnyl n N. u
Flsecr,s; thence with the soIih lIns y. mar
,,nnsI rod nth 55o ~ VET $40 90 -, -,
AT ,fgbt angIes south los " east 30 'e's, &C. "
tontR 70 ~ west III feet. ths1as - -. ,s.,ss
east liz feet. tbenrs sDsIih ~ eAes a t,coS.
.outh ~ ~ cad u feet " ibt Va 80 ~ 90
thence with the vineyard iebie - d nm,
Ia feet. thence north so east 50 a.. ar.
nor,h sgo es,; I0s fee, " the Up % ~, ..sn
thence along the Top 81 The rhfs ps ~, ct.
esst "a feer. thence north " " 49,. 1hsss
theme north GS 81 east :, pet ~ ~. 49,, oooe
the large white oak In the 1eh ., sh.iers
stood thence with The ieees .,,. narrh ~ " 80:
10 the beginning, containing 10 AZ -. - "a tss
nne- bsif scres a Land. byetbT VIE -, N
tuildlnss and improvement tbs'.s. d, txr q
proyernenu on aid property oDh ,,, R.Ig1bSy
The splendid building Known - ..,s,.i hundred
no, I'd made tree. so and sai6
togiinr alleys, wsiu and drive, &c. ,,-,hls
Tr.H 1y SiLE-One-hah OF ibe !. df
money cash. balance On equal ~ =, .-surrd
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t ~ All sii In cab II he 70 prrssr Any 80 :, es.
sirtng 10 Inspect this pf0perty car 90
ips 90 Frank waiter on the prsi',.s ,,r,.s..
'As '' JOSEPH J. WOODS seid
&c. HEslY, Auctioneef.