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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21

BosroS, September GOA Nanaimo, h.
O., special TO the Herald says. The Unit.
cd States steamer 0orwlh, which iVltsltka
September 10Th, has arrived here. She
brought % passengers PIT Of The ctaw AZ
the vessels which were seized while Hahl
ing lot seals Ia American WahT Same
ol them were landed at Nanaimo and olh.
era o. Pqit Townsend. The maal0fa AID
InAlea ot the eeissd vetaAlb were conyieled
by the court a HltkA On September 0,
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Live Stock Killed.

BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS, Sept. co.
A special train Of twenty cars, containing
live stock from Montana, en- route ior
Chicago, jumped the track west Of here
last evening, owing to broken fisnse on
the forward wheel Of the locomotive.
The locomotive tender and nine cara were
piled on one another, making ieatiull
wreck. About twenty head Of cattle
were Killed and as many more eenously
injured. The loss will be large. The
crew was badly shaken up, but no ono
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SUDDEN DEATH
OF Prominent Young Society Lady o
Weston, of Heart Disease.

OF u Prominent Young Society Lady Of
Weston, of Heart Disease.
Special. Dtspateh to Tie. ..lNtelttGncer.
WESTON, W. Va, Sept. 20.-NeYS has
Just been received from Buckhannon an,
nouncing the death, by heart disease, OF
Miss Florence Arnold, daughter OF the
Hon. John G. Arnold, Of this place, who
was visiting friends in BuCkhannon.
She was about twenty-five years Of age
and on yesterday was apparently well and
vivaclous. The news Of her death has
thrown q pail over this town. She wal
an accomplished lady and an ornament
10 society and q favorite with all, the EN-
bodiment Of all that was lovely, true and
noble. Her remains will be brought Il
this place for interment,
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BosroS, MASS, Sept. 2O.-The annual
session Of thOsoverelgn Grand Lodge l. o.
o. F. opened in Odd Fellows Hall this
morning. The proceedings are secret.
The action OF the Grand Lodge will com.
prise routine work to-day, such as the ap.
pointment OF committees, etc., and the ar
ranging Of the general order Of business
OF the convention,
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ArcaisoS, KAN September 9o.-rho
immense brick building bullt and former.
" occupied BY Fowler Brothers 40 pack.
house in East Atohison, was struck BY
lightning yesterday and destroyed. fthad
been tinocqupled iof several yeaFs, Th0
loas y estimated a. $4,000 partially IN,
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WRECKED BY WIND,
a sMAII MININa vlLlAan
In Pennsylvania Almost Wiped out by y
TsFrlilO stOra-soyorai Dwellings swept
Away Rntlrely-TwSnty lpIldIags
Destroyed Mt Joliet, Illinois,

WILEsHARRE, PAn Sept. 2O-Aldsp, q
small mining town about niue miles from
here, was visited by a terrible wind and
rain storm late last night Nearly every
building in town was destroyed. Several
houses occupied by HungarIapa were
swept away and many other buIldlpsa
were unrooIed, The Atorm caused the
widest alarm and several people were In
iursd, bpt none fatally,
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OScE more the cool.headed, nervy loco
motive engineer saves train and It's pas.
usngeB from destruction. People who
travel by rail rarely take time TO think Of
the watchlul man with his hand on the
throttle who stands between them and
Jo.Ik
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Martin Irons Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2o.-htartin Irons, the
leader Of the Knights OF Labor strike ON
the Missouri Pacific railroad last spring,
was arrested in Kansas City last nieht.
and will be brought to this city to answer
70 the charges found against him, In the
Indictment, Of completely In tapping the
private telegraph wires running into Vice
President Hoxie's residence. o Ring 70
the recent Ill behavior, Of the Master
Workman, his bondsmen have withdrawn
from his bond, and he will be kept under
arrest until his case Is tried. ~
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WHEN railway passenger agents come
together to discuss rates and how to main
tain them, It can't be long before the rate
from New York to Chicago will be about
eleven cents for the round trip, board and
lodging thrown in.
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ESvoY sADowlcK will say no more than
tha. while in Mexico he was not scandal-
Ous. Mr. Sedgwick must admit, however,
that time did not hang heavily on his
hands as he stood in the sombre shadow
Of lthe Halls oi the Montezumas.
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Nntlonnl Assembly n Niln,r,,

INDIANAPOLIS, 1sD., Sept. 2O.- The
National Assembly Of Miners and Mine
Workers closed its session to-day. VIII.
Bailey was reelected Master Workman and
other officers chosen asfollows: Secretary
and a. Treasurer, Lewis James, Of New
straltsyllle, o, Auditor, John r. Hoskins,
oi Sherrodsyllle, Pa. Foreman, Isaiah
PHILIPPE, Of West Elizabeth, Pa. members
Of the Executive Board, D. NJ. Evans, Of
Lehigh Valley, Pa; A. 4. Abtele, ol
Illinois; Thomas MCQ1ade, OF Indiana,
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BRR4Ks OF THE oYoIoNE


'N"s'' AH'-VNer twenty Huildinga
WFoOked-No Loss of Life.
JoLIRT, III, Sept, 2O-Ths scene Of
Saturday nights cyclone was visited 70.
day by thousands Of people, Itisa re.
markable fact that although fifteen or
twenty houses were completely demo.
ished and scattered by the terrific wind,
yet not person was fatally hurt.
Everybody seemed to be aware Of the ap-
proach Of the cyclone some minutes be,
fore 1t struck the city, and secured safety
by fleeing to their cellars, Fragments Of
the demolished houses were carried a
quarter Of mile before the wind. A
large number Of houses were moved from
their foundations and wrenched
out OF shape, many Of them
with great patches Of shingles
missing from the roof. The house Of
Peter DAILY on Chicago street, was turned
upside down. The roof now rests on the
ground, and the front door ia high up In
the air. The large elevator OF II. s. Car.
penter 4 90. Ia badly wrecked. The poles
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany were twisted of like pipe stems, the
streets being blocked with mass Of
tangled wires, Telegraph and telephone
wires were rendered useless all over the
southern part Of the city. The damage to
property In the city is estimated al S75,.
COG, and may exceed that sum. y
Dispatcher from many pointa In North.
ern Illinois report great damage done to
tarm property and residences by the
storm, At Dekalb, q, L. Woods stock
harm was struck by lightning and burned.
The loss was $4,000. Some stock was
killed, but as yet no loss Of human lie Is
reported,
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sT.Lours, Mo-, Sept. 20. Freight trains
No. 157 and No. 100, on the Missouri, Kan.
sas 4 Texas division Of the Missouri psci-
DC cOllided, Saturday night on curve ene
mile routh Of ST. Clayton ii Vernon cour. d
y. Both engines were completely deniol-
ished, as well as many cars. The epei-
neerB and aremen jumped before their
engines colllded and no one was ioiuted.
One Of the trains was loaded With cattle,
l4O Of which were killed. The losS Il
placed at $4,000. ~
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PdSktJba'v SsNiiatL
The Wheeling INTELtteaNcra Of Tues.
day, appeared Ia exlfAufdlnafy dis, no
lees than sixteen page9 being required loi
Ne purpose. II WAS an elaborate review
Of tie great manufacturing ihdu5.fles q
that city and q testimony Of Tie enter
prise oithe IAtnLidENctn
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SURELY but unostentauously the Re-
publican fourth class postmaster is giving
pllco to his more fortunate Democratic
nelshbor. Aud 80 the Government falls
into the hands Of its friends.
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PlrnHuRa, Pa, Sept, 2O.-The glove
asht between Frank Heatld aud William
Rradburn, Of Chicago, which was to take
place neg. Saturday at Geneva Park, near
this city, ID ot. BrAdburn refuses To ali
the engagement because there would be
no money ID II after the Sullivan. Hearld
contest Of Last Saturday. Heafld left ioF
New York this afternoon.
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the MINISTER'S SUMMONED.

The ministers who happened to be all
absent from the city yesterday have been
summoned to return Immediately. 1t has
been learned that the reyolulionists who
started for Alcala de Honores becoming
nvinced that the loyallsts would stop
and probably capture them, stopped their
special train en- route, sent II back 10
Madrid and fled across the country. The
streets Of the city are alive with crowds oi
people eagerly discussing the occurrences
Of last night.
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Three por,ons prowned.

UrlcA, N. Y, Sept. 2O.-By the csphu
ing Of a row boat on the lake at CasenoriI
tonight, three men were drowned. Th,
fourth swan ashore. The drowned were
Fiske Howe, Captain Of the steamer LAX,
Views Tom TuLtle, engineer, and Patricl
Hayes. Q laborer.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 2O.-The United
States Court was crowded this morning
when the case Of the Bell Telephone
Company was called before United States
Judge jackson and District Judges Sage
and Walker, The question oi Jurisdiction
was argued, and the counsel for the Bell
Company, was still speaking when court
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srRAsBuRo, Sept. 90. Emperor William,
in his farewell order to the German army
here, says: II leave the fifteenth army
corps with feelings Of the liyeliest satisiac.
ton, and with the firm belief hat the
corps will always show the world how
firmly the German people are united and
how all are animated by tho same
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 2O.-The EN-.
ployes Of the Government Printing olIlce
tonight presented theirretiring chief, Mr.
s.P Rounds, with an elegant silver service
OF thirteen pieces,
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TagY have got a bad start in Belfast,
pni /. is hard to settle down again to
peace and order. 1t Is an unfortunate
thing for ueighbors to be worked up to
such rancorous state OF mind.
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Irisgravsly charged by the Cincinnati
Enquirer that every convict who will
swear to a lie about Democrat Is par
doned by Governor Foraker. 1t is sad to
think that Foraker is so depraved a statee-
O,n
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REPUBLICANS were willing enough to see
Mr., Gibson defeated for denomination,
bns the way in which his defeat was ac'
COmplshed Is not likely to strengthen the
Democratic party in the Fourth District.
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THERE is a revival OF the export trade
IN European paupers, Existing leglsla'
lion is not sufficient to deal with this
evil, We shall have to make it more bind
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PntbAD1lraiA, Sept. 2O.-olty Counollt
thiO evening by a vote Of 49to as decided
10 impeach Mayor Smith on charges Of
misleasance In office, Ia accordance With
the Recommendation Of the committe0ap.
pointed 10 inquire into the matter,
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Mr. RouNps goes out Of the Government
pdntiny Office with the good will Of his
,uborIInates and silver service OF four.
teen pieces. Mr.. Rounds 10 playing in
GREAT luck,
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LONDON, Sept. 9o.-A boat race for
$1,000 took place on the rhanes between
George Bubsar and Peter Hemp, ifom
puiney 10 MortiAke. Bubeat cfossed the
line q winner by o length and halL
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niInera ilonaid :NIoro Mnre.,

ClEARFtELn, Pa, Sept, 2O.-The minetl
oi soft coal in the Clearfeld district have
made demand for an increase Of ten per.
Ceut. They want tho increased scale "a
take effect October /. The operators, 4
ID underBtood, will refuse the demand.
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Holly Contested Game.

Baltimore, September 2O.-TO-day's
game went back to the sixth ipnlug,on &C.
count Of darkness, alter the ST, Louis Club
had made five runs in their half Of the
seventh, and had but one hand out, The
game as lar as played was well contested
aud exciting,
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1rHoRr, CAL, Sept. 900. s. Hayes, d
TnyOr, Gala, editor The TraIN HdiAg,
while chatting With his bstfothed, Mlbs
Lulu Smith, was shot and lnatanlly killed
by an unknown party.
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P4tbApELP4rA, Sept, 9o.--A strike 90
CURED in the voolsn mills Of Seville aud
sOhoaeld 4 Sons, at Manayunk to-day, In
which seven hundred men are involved.
They demanded an advance Of tlb percent,
which was faiused.
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EVERY wnvellng building ought to
bI,l, with bunting during the TrI'stste
RaUnion.
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Tug boysin blue are marching on the
town. Kill the iatted cali and take the
latsd spring chicken from It's roost
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At Detroit Chicago, Z; Detroit, 8.
Atst. Louis-Kansas City, o: st, Louis,0 0
Game called on eleventh inning on &C.
count Of darkness.
At New York-Philadolphia, 8; New
York, 8. Game called on account Of dark.
Al BostOn-.washIngtOu, lOi Boston, 0.
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WHEN lns Republic comes again In
suain /. won't look like the thing that
,aised its head in Madrid on Sunday.
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ruturO Generations viii Gaze on IL with
Wonder.
uGvVilt hdpMdeat.
The Wheeling 1srEtLtorNcRR hAa int
published Q gpecil edition Of sixteen
pages, tying Q luUid and very elabofale
yieg q the new industry Of natural ga6
iuel iot the numerous and noted man,
ulactoiies ol Wheeling, upon which ID.
tule Y geneIaslOns viii gale With admiration
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BASE RAIL.
The eInaiansp Down the Pittsburgh Boys
-Other Games,

NEw YoRE, Sept. 20-Ths Metropol-
itpp and Pittsburgh clubsplRysd at Staten
Island to-day, The attendance was small
and weather cold and raw, The Indians
out6elded their opponents and won after
an exciting game. Score;
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ToURTu DISTRICT POLITICS.
The Peculiar situation Hogg Finds Himself
Placed In,

Special COTreE0HdsRos Ofths IRl.liGsaer.
WAsHNaToS, q O., Sept, l9.-A gen
tleman OF considerable prominence in
West Virginia, and q Democrat at that,
said to me a day or two since; "some
queer things are happening in West Vir-
giniR politics, There's Gibsop's district
(the FOURTH, for instance, There is one
point in regard to the Democratic side Of
the campaign which the Republican pa
pers Of the district do not seem to have
caught onto fairly, and yet It Is highly
amusing, You know Hogg, the Demo
cratic nominee down there, made his cam
pSign against Gibson for the nomination,
on the lRtter's free trade record.
Hogg belongs to the anti-iree trade
element OF the Democracy, the protection
wing, 80 to speak, His pet card against
Gibson was that that statesman
had voted for free trade Carlisle for
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
had supported the Morrison bill, and an
tRRoniEsd Sam Randall. Well, what is
the result2 Why, Mr.. Hogg, the protec.
ZIONIST, finds himself unexpectedly, the
candidate for Congress, nominated by a
convention that framed the only free
trade platform ever adopted In West Viz
ginla, This Ia one popularity Of Hogg's
canvass, Another 10 that the convention
which nominated him endorsed, not only
in It's platform, butby special resolution,
Gibson's entire course In Congress, from
his vote In the speakership contest down
to his speech against the oleomargarile
bill,
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lIS TnEsE Gays Ine MugWumps are not
cuttlng much Of figure, unless 1t be the
ayureO,
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OMVih AbOtuEhbu Va thO hhuO EteSiuut
AueUsrA, ME,, Sept 2o.-Ths official
returns Of the recent election for Gov.
ernor embracing all, except a few small
towns, are aS follows BodwOll, Rspubli.
can, O., ,S97, Edwards, Democrat, b5.9s7
ClRik, pfohibitionlst, 9,B72 scattering, g0'
Bodwell's majority over Edwards, 1880
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Earned runs, baltimore 8 and 81, Louis

E4NIHSU IUu1I NNTHIIVEU Q NHU 1H 14VuIl
2, Two base hits, Sawders, Comiakey
AMI Robinson. Three base bits, sowders.
Passed balls, Bushong, !, Wild pitches,
McGlnnis, Q; Foulz /. First base on balls
of Foutz4, First base hits, Baltimore 0;
Browns 7,
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oEFIUERs KILLED.

During the fighting in the city one Of
the officers leading the insurgents was
shot and killed, The rebels shot General
Velarde for refusing to join them. They
also mortaily wounded Count Mirasol and
killed Colonel OF artillery. Martial law
was proclaimed throughout the city as
soon as the condition oi affairs was clearly
srcsiyed by the government The en-
ante was complete surprise to Madrid.
oniet was soon restored alter the rsvolu.
tfonists wero driven from the Southern
Railway. A number Of the insurgents
were taken prisoners. This morning there
q S M appearance OF revolution or even
When the insurgents fed from town 40
of them compelled the station master TO
Mace at their disposal special train with
which they made their flight 10 Alcala dc
Honores. Government troops were soon
in pursuit in another special train.
Additional particulars oil last nights re-
volt show that the insurgents also shout
ed. "Long live the Republic, the Army
and spaini" A large number Of civilians
Joined their ranks. When the authorities
summoned the military to put down the
insurrection the rebsls made a stand for Q
while against the loyal troops, and 1t was
in the frat brush between the opposing
forces the General Velarde and the artil-
| lery Colonel were killed.
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phlIadelphIn Athletlcs Badly whipped.


Philadelphia Athletics Badly WhIpped.
PHILADELPHIA, September, 20 1.-The
Cincinnati's had everything their
own way to-day, batting Miller freely and
out.playirg the Athletics in the field.
Five hits were made OF Pechiney, ,aud they
were scattered through as mauv innings.
The fielding of Fe1nely, MCPhee, and
the batting of Pechiney were the fea-
lures. Score:
CIncinaatI ,..~.,.,,-,, o . o al S-1i
Esrnedruns, Cincinnati, s. Home runs,
Pechiney. Two base hits, Larkin,
Reilly, Pacihney. Passed balls, Robinson
8; Snider 2. Wild Pitches, Miller 8;
Pschiney 8, First base balls, Athletic Q;
Cincinnati 2. First base hits, Athletic s +;
Cincinnati lS. Errors, Athletics s; Gin:
oinnati s,
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IHlllsa,'''''''''' --'-'T ] 2
..... .P e.

Earned runs, Nets. 8, Pittsburghs 8.
First base on errors, Nets. 4, PittsbuTghs
!, Three base hits; Orr, Carroll, Mann.
Passed balls, Donohue l, Miller 9, Wild
pitches, Bishop2, First base hits, Nets,
9, Piltshurghs I, Errors, Nets, 2, Pitts-
burghs 8, Umpire, Valentine,
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

PoR CoSGRESL
,,,Dl,,ia-NATHAE ,,, GoFF, Of Harrison county,
ip"g iaI D',triot-w, II. H. FLICK Of Berkeley
.,,.I .I'o 'S'sret-JAMEs II, BROWN, Of HApAWhA
,.,E '1 Ds.,ie.-JoHE A, HUTCHINSON, Of Wood
county
HOUSE or DELEoATEi,
NE. WHITAKER,
GEORGE L, MUM,
WILLIAM S, MEEK,
EDwARD NJ, ATKINSON,
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rpsre.auion looms up biggeras itCOues
pssrer
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New YoRK, Sept 9l,-The Brooklyn and
Louisyille clubs played at Washington
Park, Brooklyn, to-day. The game was
we'll contested, the home nine playing In
fne form and winning, The Louisville
nine bstted hard, but could not bunch
their hits,
eSSis1Ills."",....,.". eSlsI sIHIlRls,'..." g iSiSi3 "a
Earned runs, Brooklyn !, Louisville 8.
First base on errors, Brooklyn 0, Louis.
vile /, FirsE.bRse hits, Brooklyn s, Louis
vile l2. Errors, Brooklyn s, Louisville 8.
Umpire, Kelly,
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a ooMpLIoATRp SITUATION.

"When you considef that Hogg, the
nominee Of this convention, had fought
Gibson on these very Issues, the question
will naturally arise as to how Mr..
Hogg Is going to reconcile himself to the
platform upon which he is placed, or how
are the delegates and friends OF Gibson
who voted lor the platflrm and resolu-
ton Of enlargement going to reconcile
themselves to Mr.. Hogg's record"
IA rather complicated state oi Affairs"
l suggested.
"Rather amusing, at any rate, /" said my
Democratic friend. "What inconsisten.
Giles one fnds in politics, anyhowW
"Will Gibson support Hogg?"
"Oh, yes, he will stump the district Itor
him; but won't the two men be embar.
rassed should the Republicans take no.
ton TO force the tariff issue on them?
think ! will just stand of and see the fun.
you see" continued my friend,
"Eustace Gibson can scarcely afford TO do
anything else than warmly support Mr,
Hogg, since 1t was he that nominated
that gentleman by his course during the
last Of the balloting. Gibson realizes fully
that, while the convention nom.
mated another man, It clearly and fully
endorsed his course in Congress. To re.
fuse his support to the child Of that con.
ventlon would be the grossest ingratitude
for the endorsement he received.
A FIGHT AGAINST THE JAcKsoNs.
"Itwas fght with Gibson to down the
Jacksons, and he succeeded. To q man
Of his nature there is more glory in that
than there would have been In merely Sc.
curing the nomination. do not believe
the JackSons will support Hogg-yery
warmly. They saw the combination,
that Hogg and Gibson had formed against
them, and they naturally felt and still
feel resentful.n
SIS there bargain between Gibson and
Hogg2"
!, Il = S1s a9 = not know. ! would not tell you
toni" " SN
swell, I am not in tho habit Of indulg.
ing In Hpeculations about districts that
are 90 close as the Fourth. The Demo-
cratic msjority is very slender to start
with, and Hosg is running under many
disadvantages. Besides the one | called
your attention to In the beginning there
are others, among which / might mention
the lukewarmness OF the Jackaons, the
great popularity Of Mr.. Hutchinson, the
Republican candidate, Hogg's own lack
Of general acquaintance over the district,
&c. i would not like to predict the re.
suit" g. A, D.