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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

prrsBuRoH, Pa, May ls,-At the Re,
publican County Conventions to-day John
Dalzsll, esq was nominated ior Congress
from the Twenty second district, and Hon.
Thomas NJ, BAyne from the TWenty.third
dlSttlCt The delegates elected In the
Etate Convention were chosen lot Major
Montooth lof Lieutenant Governor,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May 1s.-,The Sen.
ate to-day confirmed the following nom
nations: General W. 8. RoseCranS, 70
be Register Of the Treasury; John NJ
Birch, Of West Virginia, Consul at Naga.
saki, Japan W. II. Davis, Pension Agent
at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

THAT Chicago drug store, wrecked
though it was, has ground out wonderful
orI.t for the undertakers and the police
Sout, 1t isn't safe to tackle those beaut!'
nj bottles unleus you can read Latin with
4 Gae Roman accent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

THAT hall million loan to put life in the
Treasury Of Ohio is u magnificent monu'
mept to the wisdom, fidelity and economy
ol Democratic administration, Retrench'
man. and reform ran a wild career in the
Rrrkeye State,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
A TERRIBLE BATTLE
AT MARTINsvllIF, VIRGINIA.
PrOmIusnt UIuuOus aud Business hen Turn
the Streets of au Old DOmInlon village
into Battle FISld-A Number of the
Participate Killed and IpIursd.

MARTIEsvILLE, VAp May ls.-No greater
tragedy has occurred in Virginia than that
which fills this town with gloom and ex.
Citsment, In Gght last evening on a
crowded street many shots were fred aud
as result, Jacob Terry, young farmer,
is dead and the life blood Of his two BROTH
ers, J., X, Terry and Benjamin Terry is
fast ebbing away, Colonel 2. Spencer, a
prominent business man and mRnufac-
turer, Tarlon Brown, proprietor OF Browns
tobacco house, u, l., Jones, saloon
keeper, r. j., Gregory, q hotel clerk and
SANDY" Martin are all dangerously
wounded, The parties are prominent in
the business lie Of this city and vol
known in Southern Virginia. On Salur-
day night an anonymous circular was
Issued and posted up all over
town. IL seriously reflected on w.
K, Terry, a young business man, and
his father, the late William Terry, prom
inent citizen, Yesterday morning Terry
telegraphed for his two brothers, ]. X,
and Benjamin, living at Aiken Station,
twenty miles away, They arrived at p.
NJ, and after a brief consultation went to
the printing office aud demanded tho
author OF the card. The printer told them
It was Col, p. d, Spencer, u member OF the
Town Board and one Of the leading busl-
ness men. Last evening soon after the
tobacco factories had closed for the day
and the streets were filled with operatives
returning from their work, the Terry
brothers started In the direction Of Spen-
GERS factory.
A FRIGuTRUL TUsILADR.
When about half may there they were
met by Spencer with his brother and sew
eral friends, W, X. Terry addressed a few
words to Spencer who told him not to
shoot. Just then some one fred q pistol.
The scene that followed bsggars desCrip.
tioI, Forty shots were fired. W. X.
Terry was shot from the rear, the ball en-.
tering near his spine and lodging in the
right breast. Jake Terry was shot through
tho abdomen and foil dead. Ben Terry
was shot through the neck and 10, the
body. Spencer was shot in the hip and
his business partner Tarlon Brown reCeiv.
ed two balls in the groin and Is thought
to be fatally wounded. A. Il. Jones a ga
loon keeper, K. l.. Gregory and Sandy
Morton are all seriously hurt. The last
two were hit by stray balls. The Terrys
are well known mud occupy a high social |
position. None Of them are married. 1t
Is believed that Brown and the two Terrys
will live but short while.
William Terry and Farlon Brown are
mortally wounded, Spencer and tho other
parties will probably recover. All the
business houses in MarLinsvills are closed
to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

Mn GLADsroSE is forcing the fighting
N. sollt in thu Liberal ranks, Tory oppo'
,sn and Ulster threats Notwithstanding
l,e does not wither the grand old
m,nlap eourage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

Cmlo ws u regular gusher, Two mil
lion aud half barrels may be regarded a.
/, good deal Of squirt. In these timts
aa.a wants but little here below mol
wants that little long" comes upon us
With new and crushing force.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May ls.-ln the test
case Of the Law and Order League against
Emile Boulier, charged with selling pools
on the races In violation Of recent legis.
lative enactment, Judge Thompson yes.
terday held Boulier over TO answer before
the grand Jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

LoSpoS May is.-The Irish National
League has received from the Ninth New
York regiment aud the Clan.na. Gael 90.
cleLy OF that city, olerslo equip, transport
and maintain ID the ileld 10000 men 10
support Home Rule In Ulster against any
and all loyallsL opposition,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
1RONai NALL.
Ne says he ID CandidatS for General Mas.
tae VVnRkWaa

Ter WOfhmAhI
81. LOWS, May ls-Martln Irons, at.
tired. in a iaultless black broadCloth suit
with a colossal gold watch chain and a
high standing collar, said to-day; u am
going 70 sue The papers Tor libel that have
cast reflections upon my personal ChafaC,
ter. have beeh made the scapegoat OF
the failure Of the strike BY PowdefIy and
others, and ! have come In iOi q little
more abuse than ! am going 10 aland,n
"How about The story that you are a
candidate lot PoWdefly's place7n
"Well, have received q great many
letters urging me 10 be candidate, and
there seems 10 DO q general feeling among
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

Wugs Virginia gentlemen disagree and
,,oeal to the ready revolver there is ne
halfway work. The town OF MsrtinsVllls
mp,t look as though a hurricane had call
a ,opav its compliments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

TnoRPs, TENN., Dec. 20, iss4,-Watnet's
safe cure restored me 70 perfect health,
from al emaCiated condition caused BY
chronic dlarrhmA Had II twenty years
and was reduced 10 q mere skeleton. !
am well, Weigh l00,-JoHS L, GoRMAN,
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sFNERAL JOHNsOs
Before the TsiSphohs CommittsS -
PFpysa = stubborn WlthesS.

Proves stubborn Wltasss.
WAsniSoroN, May ls.-The PAh.Rleo.
trio Telephone investigating Committee
began work to-day with General Bradley
T. johnson, Of Baltimore, in the chair.
General johnson Ia connected as attorney
and stopkhoIder with the Washington and
Baltimore ofE9pfinEs Of the Pan.Eleothc
Company, He was recently q witness be-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

oo1 DAN JoHNsoN's candidacy for Con-
,,es in the First District depends on
ss,,rnmstauces," Two to one, Colonel, we
.,r name the circumstances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
ahon. .nnn i.ssn -. nhin.

y .VoluNDUs, May lS.4The State Sinking
W.. sSaa Commissioners have effected O one
~ . lGan Of Ave hundred thousand dol.
nv, M WIN Albert Meter, Of CINCINNATI, at
'Ivo And q hall pefeent lnteEest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

rnv asraIits liar is abroad. Nature
-, him out to be advance agent for q side
sbnW.
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the Knights that l must make the race
OF course, my duty Ia to serve the order
in Whatever capacity they desire."
would yon accept II nominatedT
'Yes. II would be an honor that
would esteem"
ut has been stated that at the next con,
ventiOn Of the order steps will be taken tc
so amend the bylaws as TO take the power
OF ordering strike out Of the hands ol
the chairman Of district assemblies and
vest 1t in the Chief Executive or general
board. What do you think OF that"
~ know 1t (exCitedly);I know such q
scheme ia on foot, and 1 shall fight It with
all my energy and go will my friends.
don't believe in Csntralizing the power in
one man, believe in ditfusing 1t even
more than 1t ia now and making It impos.
sible for the chairman Of 3 joint assembly
to order strike unless each local Assem-.
bly, votes in favor ot it. We have had an
example OF the evil Of placing too much
power in one man In the case OF Ohiei
Arthur Of the engineers"
"What do you think OF Mr.. Powderly ?"
~ think he is an honest man, but be-
lieve that he has acted unwisely In the
strike. Look at the effect OF his Judge
ment, Why, as a matter OF fact, it IL cost
lug the order more to-day TO maintain the
men out Of employment than 1t did to
keep up the strike, l say he is honest,
mind you, buthO has acted mighty queer"
I'm what way has he acted quaerP'
'ln every way, He began to talk about
arbitration the minute the trouble came
up in Missouri, Kansas and Texas. He
wanted to arbitrate with the Missouri
Pacific officials, who had nothing to do
with 1t, Afterward when saw the roads
we're combined secretly against the work
ingmen and as a bluff stated that | would
declare q general strike he stepped right
in and said no, that | shouldn't doit. And
that is not all. He began arrangements
for arbitration without even consulting
ne, was not considered in the matter
1t all"
"should he have seen you frstH"
"Ot course, am, by virtue OF my posi-
ton, the chief OF the order here. His
conduct in ignoring me was not that Of q
gentleman. 1t WAS discOurteous in every
particular, Now l am getting the blame
fOr his management. But never mind. l
am going as q delegate to the next con.
ventioR Of the knights, and l think l
shall be able to set myself right upon the
door there. think that 1t will be seen
by what Is done there that the Knights
ildorae my action"
Mr., Irons also stated that he would
leave shortly for the East, where he would
lecture upon the labor question. 1t WAS
lntimRted in this connection that his
errand would also include a little looking
alter the chances OF his candidacy for gem
sral master workman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

astlo, Central! Gimme John NJ.
u,rB. consul at NsSasakII Is that you,
p,,,b? Here's looking to you, old man! |!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

1,ruE oil guShes up from the earth 1t
,,., down in price, AT this rate the
ss,ndless ocean won't hold the aow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

Nav is Mr. Povderly's time to strike
uhIlA the Irons hot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May ls-ofiCers
Of twenty National Trades Unions met
here With closed doors to-day to take ac.
lion, 1t was stated, to resist the encroaCh-
ments being made upon them by the
KliRhtgOf Labor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19

Earned runs, Athletic, q; Louisville, o.
Home runs, stovey, Milligan. Two base
hits, Coleman, Bierbauer, WOlf, Keflns,
Gross. Three base hits, 0'Brien, KefinB,
White, Werrick. Passed balls, 0'Brlen,
s; Croes, 2. Wild pitches, Atkinson, 4
HeCker, 2. FiSt base on balls, Athletic,
81 Louisville, .. First base hlis, AthistiC'
II Louisville, l2. Errors, each. Um.
pife, Connolly.
York, Z.
AZ Louis-st, Louis, IA Boston,S.
Al ChiCago-ChlCago, I Washington, 0,
Al Detrolt-Dettolt, 1 Philadelphia, 0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
DAsk nAL1.
The Western Clubs whipped by Their East.
cru oppOnUnts.

-NN~N- --NN"NT
cru oppOnUnts,
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 1S.-Ktlroy
proved asgreat an enigma 10 Cincinnati TO-
day as he has been to Eastern clubs aud
they only could make three safe hits of
his delivery. Mullane was hit hard in
the fifth inning and exchanged places
with Keenan, who did better, but was
unable to save the game. The game WAS
slow and not particularly interesting.
Three double plays by MCPhee, Fennelly
and Reilly were the fielding features.
No official umpire reported and KleI.
bacher, substitute, was put in. The
score was:
CinCInnal"""""""""m1 a o o o 0 0 Q o.
Wild pitches, Kilroy, /; Keenan,, /.
First base on balls, of Mullane, 4 keenan,,
|. First base hits Baltimore, 8; CinCin.
matt, 8. EuoH, Baltimore, l; Cincin.
nat, q.
NEw YoRK, May 1S.-The brooklyn and
st. Louis clubs played to-day before 1000
persons. The home team out played their
opponents at all points and easily won.
The score was.
Inninys.......... ..-,.... l 2s4667s
st. Goai..%%..-%% IGS'Si.-....' : . 66--E7 6-E
Earned runs, Brooklyn 4. Home runs,
swartwood. Two base hits, Terry, OomiB.
key. Wild pitches, Terry, 2; Foutz, 4.
Passed balls, MCUaulsy, /. First hass on
balls, Brooklyn, 8; st. LouiV,2 First base
hits, Brooklyn, Is; St, Louis, 0. Errors,
Brooklyn, s; st. Louis Bix. Umpire,
Clinton.
New York, May 1s-The Metropolitan
and Pittsburgh clubs played at Staten L..
land to-day, the batting Of the "Mets." be.
ing terrific. The Plttsburghers were out
played In every sense. The score was:
nnings.".,,,...."~.D..l 2 8 b07sS
flssSRRPss fhs!'SRPliss.n., .. ,..: 8 g 9 ddsS5 81
Earned runs, Metropolitan 8; Pittsburgh
/. Two base hits, Orr, HoGord. wild
pitches, Hoford 2. First base on balls,
"Mets." O; Pitaburgh 2. First base hits,
8; Pittsburgh s. Umpire Kelley.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-The Athletic
and Louisville clubs had agreat time mui.
fing and iumbling balls to-day. The visi.
tors errors proved the more costly, and
with HeCker's six bases on balls gave the
victory 10 the Athletics. Five OF the
Athletics who reached first on balls
scored. Both Atkinson and Hecker were
battsd viCiously. The visitors scored four
earned runs In the last inning on two
singles, a double and two triple baggers
There was q fair prospect Of them tieing
the game when WerriCk stumbled and fell
near third base, and was put out before he
could return to the bag. The attendance
was 1900. The score was:
tuhInRt. t........,.,,,,,.,,,i 29l 7sp
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Cn GntsQi9enfeT.

;5@5s5 M, 10 ana " EoaFtoenll street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

obtained and All business n ne o. d Patent Once. o.
il the Courts attended % for MODERATE ICES.
when model ~ drswinx u sent Ne advise .. q
nstentshuity free ~ charge: snd ~ makt 40
en- large UNLESS WI OBTAIN PATENT.
We refer here. 20 ths Post Master. ne supf ~ ~
nee For circular. advice. terms and reference. y
sctasi clients % your own state - csanty, address
.. 4. SNOW : Co..
osvcr..s rArHss osssss. wAsuusSs NC.
Dec. l5tb. 1411 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

Easter Sunday this year comes on the
25ih OF April. Easter Il observed among
eli christian people as the anniversary o.
the great event OF the resurrection Of
Christ. He was dead, bnt returned 70
life. The egg il taken - emblemstical
Of . return 10 life. Il Il TO 81 appear
ance dead, but We know that II placed
nndcr proper conditions. life will come
forth from II. The use OF eggs O. Easter
was adopted for an usage older than our
era. u was the custom IN very early
times 70 celebrate the return Of spring
BY making presents % eggs. "Why
does not Easter fall on . fixed day
Christmas IL always on December. 18th
why should not Easter be fixed with
equal certainty ~ II u not particular
date that II observed. but particular
Sunday. How 10 decide upon the Sun
day gave the very early churches much
trouble, aud there were differences o.
that account. bnt the matter was settled
NJ council held Il Nice IN the year 325
The rule was adopted that "Eastcr day
was the first Sunday after the full moon
which happens upon or next after ~
81 a Of Marco. 20 that II the fourteenth
day on . sunday, Easter day Il the mex
sunday afsev.' This gives Easter day
wide range OF dates. - Il may occn
On any sunday from March 22l 70 Apr
25th.
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y Talk with Ex-senator Melon
aid.

The New York World of the 5sh says I:
ssThere u ~ truth whVeger Ia the al
legged interview with myself an.l rep
Ircscnisti:s Of Cincinnati paper. 30
generally circulated recently !" aid tx
senator Joseph Il. Mcdonald. OF Ih-
diana Il have hah ~ talk with Gin
|rinnssi reporter for months aud have
not been Ia Cincinnati except "a change
ears while passing through, IN going
from here 10 indianapolis aud from Ia
tianapolis here tor year or more ]
have no rrievances with the Adsninistfa*
lion and nsithes have ! cast any reflec
lions npon II \"
rs II true asked the reporter. "tha'
you hare heen offered the Sscr~tsrvshir
Of the Treasury in the event 5 cary
Manning should not return 4"
There is no truth w the report
have not seen The President since came
here day or two ago. and nothing has
been said 10 me about Cabinet posi-
iron
.vhst v the political outlook IN Ia.
diana AZ The present time n
4 ~Ts-morrov an election Is 10 be held
lin the state tor Township Trustees and
other township officers, which will tel
The strength ~ the TWO parties l an
sorry 10 shy. however, the Democratic
party has not kept up is organization A.
" il should have done The State Centra
/ Commiitee has done nothing towards
taking the campaign in charge and 10
Ilsbors have been confined 10 the issuing
loi two or three circulars which wers
sent out TO the various Conyressiona
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

The statement that Mr.. Mackey, Presi
dent Of the Evansville and indianapolis
Road. il endeavoring 10 secure control
Of the l.. +. and 81. l., Is denied BY par
ties in position 10 know whereof they
speak Mr. Mackey IL already in con
troll Of sufficient number Of railroad
lines to take mp HE entire time and ~.
tention. 1t IL pretty well understood
that when the L., f and St. L. Roaf
passes out Of the hands 81 the court !
will be purchased BY Louisville parties
-IndianaroIi- Sentinel.
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Jefferson p. Ilustee's Notice.

vUVHE undersigned will be ~ bis ofIics
! 10 attend 70 township business ~
jefferson township. Dubois county. o.
Saturdays OF each week. and requests ~
persons having business with the town
ship 20 attend 70 II on those days. The
township libraries are kept at j. w
Jacobs. III Birdseyc, and the Trustee
residence, where al persons entitled CO.
~ John CUMMINS,
Sept. 8. Bay. Trustee Jefferson TIP.
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Try virtue OF an execution % me di-
I'D rected from the Clerk Of the Du-0
boie Circuit Court. I will expose at pub
tic sale 10 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THs 1sT DAY o. NAY
A. ID. 1856.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock M
aud o'clock p. H., ~ said day, a the
door Of the Court-house ia the town Of
Jasper. Dubois County. Indiana, the
rents and profits for term not exceed
ing seven years Of the following described
real estate, in Dubois county, Indiana,
to-wit:
Part Of Lot No. fosty-eight (48) in the
town Of Ireland. Dubois comfy. particu-
larry described as follows, to-wit: Com
mencing in the center Of the street. n
the south least corner Of said Lot No. 45
running thence north sixty-five feet 70 I
stake: thence west seventy feet 70 :
stake: thence south sixty-five feet 70 Z
stake: thence east seventy feet 10 thu
place OF beginning.
Also. part or the souih-half OF TIL
| north west quarter Of section No twent!
/ (2O). township No one ~ south Of rang
No. five t5l west. more particularly des
cribed as follows. to-wit: Commencing
In poles and IS links North Of the south
\ west corner Of the northwest quarter Q
said section No. twenty. said town AM
range, running thence east one huEdre'
and seventy-ive feet: thence MOTT
eighty feet; thence west one hundre
land seventy five feet thence south eight
feet 10 the place Of beginning.
Il And on fsiiure to realize the full amoun
iof judgment. interest and costs, will q
the same time and place expose At publ
! sale the fee simple 81 said real estate.
!. Taken ~ the property Of Samuel !
Hit, Al the suit or Charles Ref again'
{; Samuel N. Hit, VIM. Hit and Georg
} w. Hit.
Y Said sale will be made without any X
riiief whatever from valuation or apprais'
ment laws.
b GEORGE COX.
y Sheriff Dubois County.
N TRAYLoR HUNTER. Atfys for PIG's.
April "a. 1sS6 3w. Ipf $40 % !
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RaimbrIdge Township Trns'
tees Notice.

sUVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
j bridge township, Dubois county.
will attend 70 Township business On
SATURDAYS of every week, ~ bis Office on
North Main street, Jasper, IN Uchuh.
macher's building.
The Library OF eaid Township u kept
Al the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtain
them Il any time.
JAcoB BuRerR, Trustee.
June 9Th, l6s4-Iy.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given 70 all con
~ cerned that the Surveyor or Dubois
county. Indiana. viii on the 9Th day 81
April. A. ID. 1886. proceed 10 run the
boundaries and establish the in'e1medi-
aie lines and corners 1T Section Twenty
four GA. Township one ~ South
Range three al West. All persons in
terested viii govern them selves ac-
cordingly.
WILLIAM A. CRowDEE.
Aprii 81. 1856 3w'
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