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

o, W. Dickens will take a trip to Chi
J. B. Dsrrah has been in Cleveland
this week,
Mrs, G. W, Hoge is visiting relatives in
Chicago and Iowa.
The Pennsylvania oompany's pay car
was here yesterday.
D. Banks has gone to CadIz, with his
friend A. w. Boggs,
A. w. Marshall has been at Findly sew
eral weeks visiting Grant Baker.
James McGregor has sold two lots OF his
farm on the Wegee pikeat Riveryiew, and
dwelling houses are being put on them.
The Bsnwood ferry boat ran aground
yesterday on the bar below her Bellalre
landing and stuck fast for an hour, when
the Princess pulled her of.
The Courier got up here at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, eighteen hours late.
She was stuck on q bar below the creek
for several hours, and only got through by
piling her freight on a lighter.
The descending wooden water main on
Thirty.seventh streetisc continually SPRING
Ing Leaks, and causes constant digging.
The rising main being Of iron causes no
trouble.
Council has been asked by q number Of
petitioners to do something towards beau
titying the Square. Paths and seats would
be quickly used and the use Of the Square
would grow, were q start made.
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LOCAL RRYIrTEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud Abont
the CITY,

~
the City,
CLERE HOOK issued two marriage llcen-
Bes yesterday and admitted 10 record two
deeds Of trust,
THK last will and testament Of William
sOrg, en-, was yesterday admitted TO pro-
bate and ordered to be recorded,
REPORTS from oil over the country are
to the effect that the wheat crop 70 most
excellent, and oats give good promise
A LARsE portion Of the Jewish congrse-
CATION Of this city, mostly ladies and chill
'dTep, spent q pleasant day At the Park
yesterday,
oPPICRR DAKU found q very bad case OF
drunk at the p, W, & ny, passenger de-
pot yesterday named G., Fox and landed
II in the cooler.
A PLEASANT breeze was in motion yes
terday, temperlng the sultTy atmosphere
beautifully, Last night the temperature
was quite agreeable,
SPEAKING Of the game Of base ball there
Wednesday, the Stepbenville Gqtslts
saws; The Wheeling nine is q good team
and gave the home boys quitea tussle,
"JouSSlEn o'HARE, the well known Me-
Lure House bar keeper, will leave shortly
for Philadelphia, his old home, where he
has been rendered q position in one Of the
finest saloons in that city,
THR Pittsburgh Times says; The police
are OF the opinion that Lizzie Umheil,
who disappeared from her home In the
Twsnty,thiTd ward Tuesday, has gone to
Wheeling, W, Yap with q young man Of
her acquaintance,
RKv, j. II. JONES, pastor Of Wayman
Chapel A, NJ, Z, church, Of this city, has
been assisting Rev. DR., Asbury, pastor oil
the church at Washington, Pa, In the
celebration OF anniversary exercises oil
st. Paul'a church this week.
The only transfer Of real estate admit
ted to record in Clerk Hooks office yes
terday was made July /, 1886, by ElizH
Jane PAUL to Christian Viewig, IT,, in CON
alteration OF $1,000, for lot 4 in square q
in that part Of the city formerly known al
Rltchietown.
Tue Wesley NJ, +, Sunday school, O
South Wheeling, went out 10 the, Park
yesterday and had q delightful picnic
There were over $50 children In the party
and they romped over the pleasant place
to their hearts content. The teachers
and parents looked on approvlngly and
prepared the appetizing lunches that we're
spread,
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rail.
road Company proposes to run q special
excursion 10 Lake Chippewa at a low
rate the last OF this month for the benefit
Of Wheeling people especially. Passen'
gers will be taken from the wharf to the
coaches at West Wheeling without extra
charge, thus saving bridge tolls and car
fare. This will make a very attractive
exCurslon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09
%BoUTPEOpLE

strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. 1T. Noble, Of Olaysville, was in the
city yesterday.
Col. W. H. Exley has returned from a
few days visit to Pittsburgh.
Miss Mary Ann Baron, Of Wheeling, il
the guest Of Mrs. Ed. Reid, at Mingo.
Mr.. W. ]. Keeyer and wife, OF Psrkers-
burg, are registered at the stamm House.
Miss Louisa sprague, Of Mingo, has
returned from a six weeks visit 10 Wheel
ing.
Mrs. W. H. Hearne Ia visiting relatives
in Little Washington. Mr.. Hearne went
up last evening.
Mr.. William Finn, Of Pittsburgh, pres
ident Of the Wheeling Natural Gas Com
pany, was here yesterday.
Mrs. j.. v. Blond and daughter Katie,
OF Washington, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Bonds mother, at Martins Ferry.
Col George W. Thompson and Mr.. O.
s. Williams, two popular Ohio River road
officials, came up from Parkersburg yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cartwright and lit
tie son left last night on the b. & o. road
for Delaware, Ohio, where Mrs. Cart.
wright will spend some time with relatives.
Miss Mary A. Faris, Of the Seventh
ward schools, left yesterday morning for
Kansas City, to visit her three brothers
there, She was accompanied by Mrs.
Robert Sweeney, who goes TO visit an aunt
at the same place.
Maj. FL. Maybury, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, the general Travelling Passenger
Agent Of the Grand Rapids & Indiana
road, "The Fishing Line" was in the city
yesterday making friends as usual and
distributing the handsome photographic
advertisements Of his company.
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FoULK MAN,

There being no choice q second ballot
was taken, sedwlck received 81 votes,
CLARK %, Foulk 92, Daniord received no
votes. On the third ballot CLARK forged
ahead, receiving 2S votes, and sedwick
dropped back, getting only q. Foulk
kept his 20, The next time 8 OF Foulk's
20 went to King, giving him IS, The
others were unchanged.
After this ballot q motion was made to
drop the lowest candidate after each bal
lot, but 1t was Withdrawn,
Another ballot resulted in sadwiGk re-
Ceiving 20i Foulk, 2S; Jones, Q; Nc
Oonaughey, 81 CLARK, l6j Wilson, 5; King,
Z. The announcement Otthe result evoked
cheers.
After this ballot Mr.. J.O. Tallman, Of
BellAire, moved tolrlp the lowest candi-
date after each succeeding ballot, but the
motion meeting with considerable OPP,
position, was again withdrawn.
Another ballot was taken. Foulk re-
ceiyed 81 votes, sedwick %, Clark IA. On
the seventh ballot Foulk received 40,
Clark ~ and Ssdwick %. On the next
Foulk fell to 81 and CLARK rose to 10. Sad.
wick got %, and Wilson rose To 10; Nc,
Oonaughey gained n or two. On the
ninth ballot Foulk "got there" receiving
90 votes, 9 more than the 40 necessary TO
nominate. Before the result was formally
announced 1t was known all over the hall,
and the crowd Cheered wildly aud called
for Foulk, Amid great enthusiasm Mr..
Foulk was brought forward and presented
by the chairman, "with the distinct un-
derstanding," Mr.. Danford said, shat he
10 not to make a speech" The nomina-
ton WIS made unanimous on motion Of q
Sedwick man, aud after another round Of
cheers Mr.. Foulk retired from the plat
form and ran the gauntlet Of hand shak-
ing in the body olthe hall, while the band
struck up a lively air.
%RRcnRnRR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

On Wednesday evening, July IA, there
will appear at the United Presbyterian
church, the celebrated Norfolk Mission
Singers. They come from the Mission
College, situated at Norfolk, Va, d'their
object is to pay of the debt now hanging
over that institution. They are rarely
gifted with the musical faculty peculiar
to the colored race, and have had very
thorough and completed instruction. They
furnish o very unique and delightful en-.
tertainment, consisting Of plantation and
cabin melodies, which are sung with great
nAturalness and expression. Their sing
ing is said by those who have heard them
to equal that Of the well known "Fiske
Jubilee Singers" The admission has been
fixed at 25 cents.
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a WATcn qHIER oAueRg
the Stolen watch neeoyNrsd-A Slip
psFy Customer.


Last night Mr., r. DOlan mad his watch
stolen from his pocket while be was
standing on the cprpsFoi Market and Four
tenth streets, He complained to the
police, and the circumstances surrounding
the case led The officers TO suspect Tom
MeAndrsWs. Later Officer Bell came
across McAndraws and placed him under
arres', but on the way 20 the lookup Mo
Andrews managed 10 give his capipr the
slip and made good his escape,
Shortly after one O'Clock this morning
Officer Glenn Bpled McAndIeRa on the
street, and chased. him, After . lively
run, during which MeAndrewa threw
away the stolen watch, Glenn caught him
aud lodged him behind the bar. The
watch was recovered, and identified by
Dolan.
Both Dolan and McAndreWsare Wheels
ing men. McAndrews, however, does
not spend much OF his time here, prefer.
ring to operate where he 10 not 90 well
known, The authorities have "the dead
wood" on him this time.
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THE STATE.
Accidents and Incident. in West YlrginIu
aud YiCinltY.

Accidents and Incldents In West Virginia
II Vicinity.
The ext onfederates Of Charleston have
organized Camp Patton.
The gas pipe across the river at Steuben,
vile has been completed.
New Alexandra, Ohio, youth uss ia,
maieA ginger Us an intoxtcant, and an 81,
fort Is to be made to prohibit the sale OF
the stuff in the village,
The Alikanna mill Is still idle, owing to
a broken cylinder, The company has not
yet signed the tcale, but will no doubt
whsnthey are ready to start up,
Toronto Is to have a patent nail mill, II
her citizens raise $25,0O0in stock. Toronto
Is getting there, having more enterprise
than her more p~retentioua neighbor.-
Sea5snViM GaEste,
Secretary Of State Walker has lsiued q
certificate Of Incorporation to the uIaIks-
burg Building Association, organised for
the purpose OF building and repairing
houses, The principal office Is TO be o.
Olarksburg; $500 have been subscribed
and $3.50 paid in. The stock Ia divided
into shares Of $3.50 each, and Ia held by
ten gentlemen Of that city.
There were graduated from the Uni.
vsrsity OF Virginia last week, t"wenty.eight
BSchelora OF Law, Three Of this number
were from this State, and their names are
as follows: w, y. Boggess, Union, Monroe
county; Robert E. Hall, Wheeling, and
George W. McClintic, Buckeye. There
we're three graduates in the school OF en-.
giqeeriug, r. O. Berkeley, Of M~organtown,
being one.
The Oadlz Republican says: Avery large
proportion Of the wool Of this and adjoin.
ing counties, has been sold during the
past week or ten days, at about 80 cents,
extra choice leeCss bringing about SO,
The wool market Is such an uncertain
thing that itpuzEles the Oldest and wisest,
and everybody is liable to guess wrong
about 1t. But the present eastern indica'
tons are that wool here will be selling for
So to 80 cents in the very near future.
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The colored man struck by q o. 4 P.
passenger train at Yorkville, rs mentioned
In y%esterday's 1NTRLLlGEScER, was still
living last evening. He was lying on a
cot ID the o. & P. station at Bridgeport,
and several colored men we're attending To
his wants. II was proposed To move him
10 the Sherman house last evening, the
poor authorities having been asked Ia
take charge Of his case. He 10 supposrdto
beadeCk hand of the Katie stockdale, who
waA walking 10 Mingo 10 catch q train for
g. Louis. Il is the opinion OF phyBlcianH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

The Taylorstown we'll Of the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia was etill
somewhat Of o mystery yesterday. The
company 10 ret.cent, and some parties
with motives easily guessed are indus.
triously circulating denials Of the report
that she has struck oil. Nevertheless the
account published In the 1NTELIIoENcER
yesterday was true. An expert who has
been OF tho derrick Baysthe well beata the
famous Dyer well.
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The Nnlurnl al. COMMITTEE.

The Joint Special Committee Of the City
Council which has been at Pittsburgh aud
Washington looking into municipal regr-
latlong q the natural gas service have re-
turned home, but have had no meeting
yet to draw up theirreport. They express
themselves az pleased with their trip and
their treatment, and say they secured a
good deal Of information Of value To
Wheeling concerning pressure, safety ap-
pliancea and thelike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09
Tho Nora 1,tton Company

At the Peoples Theatre last night Nora
Lytton, the talented emotional star, and
her excellent company, presented the
Itish drama, kathleen, or the Dream OF
ST Patflck's Eve,n 10 D delighted audi.
ence. The play 10 one Of the most charm.
OF the repertoire yet presented. This
evening the popular iAvorite, East
Lynne,n will be given, The cast embracing
the full strength Of the company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

Special Sunday excursionS on and after
July II, 1885 The Ohio River Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets every
sunday until further notice, at the fof.
lowing low rates; Wheeling 10 Pafkefs.
burg and return s. %. Wheeling Ia
sietersyllle and return 81 so. Ticket
only 70 be used on day Of sale. Tfain
leaves Wheeling Ut 7;tOA NJ, oIt ytimel Y.
turning will leave PafkersbufR ii 4i0b ..
y. and siesersyille at silO ?. NJ, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09
pREsInENT MEIuE,s YIs1r.
He sim Refuses 70 Talk A Polntsr-Nal
Meeting.

ne ntHl AhthhAtn W AWih a Fplhtef-NhH
Meeting.
Mr.. William Welhe, Of Pittsburgh, the
seyen-iooteT, who Ia at the head Of
the Amalgamated Association as its
President, whose presence in the city
was noted In yesterdays Issue, "a still quar-
tered al the stamm House, and expects to
be here until this afternoon. He has been
in company with mill men, workers in all
the departments, nearly all the time he
has been here, but they, like him, art
very cIossmouEhed, and no satisfactory
answer can be obtained ! oquesi0ns asked
regarding Mr.. Weihe's visit. Yesterday
Pittsburgh Commercial .Gafels says
that he Is here "IFying 10 secure the set,
clement Of a trouble In signing the new
scale, 1t Is over the use Of the Smith gas
furnace" This is thought 10 be q vsFy
significant pointer In connection with the
present situation at the Benwood and Bell
aire mills, Mr., Weihe has had at least
one conference with the Benwood officials,
but the matter discussed Is not known,
Mr., Weihe himself declares that his Ut.
rand here Ia not q specially important
one, that nothing has been done
worthy Of public mention and
he does not feel in a position to state,
judging from indications, whether or moi
anything will be done that will interest
the public, Yesterday morning he as
slated In the final organization u the Tor
Mill lodge Of the Inauguration, Last
evening he went over to Bridgeport Ia
meet some Standard mill men and talk
over Amalgamation affairs,
The local nail manufacturer held q
meeting yesterday, 1t was secret "a
usual, but the reporters we're assured thai
It was nothing but a regular weekly meet
ing, aud that nothing out Of the routine
was considered,
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vent 10 the poor house, had quite Ranm
0 fmoney whiRh bhe did not spend there
and which was not accounted Tor a heI
death. She laid claim 20 the Ss5 said 10
have been found n the poor house re-
Gently, as her mothers money, The case,
after being freely discussed was referred
to the Committee on Poor House and
Farm for investigation.
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"%finpdoOdlc.''

PdFkefIbuE0 Sac Journal.
The Wheeling Regbter and the Clncin-
natl Enquirer are busy Exposing" q CiTcu.
lar for a meeting Of Republicans and
G%reenbackers that had been declared ''otf,
several days before the date Of this great
sexpoaeT All the tilly ~lap-toodle beinI
said about 1t isn't worth the paper 1t Ii
nfintAd upon.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
CeiYed. An elegant and complete line o.
Sultings, Pa~ntalO0hlngs and Oyerc0at'
ings, which we will make up In the best
U. HESS u SONS,
1919 1898 Market Street.
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Fort Wayne itouts to chleAgo-QulSh Time.
hettaln nov leaving Bridgeport Ut 100
2 y, city time, arrives III Chicago al $3.50
the following morning, Connection made
q Union Depot for oil points West aud.
NoflhNeAA
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The personnel Of the convention was
unusually Creditable, even for old Bel.
mont, The old wheelhorses and the
young wheelhorses pulled side by aide.
The lockers on were numerous and dis.
tinguished. Capt. Dovener, NJ. R. Wolf
and other Wheeling men went over 10 see
how a Republican convention behaved
when Unexpected to elect 10 ticket. Several
democrats also took IL Ia 10 see what kind
Of men they must compete with. They
were not pleased. Among them were
Hon. r. j. Alexander, j w. Shannon, Of
ST. Clairsville, =. G. Hamilton, Of Bellaire,
and w. B. Cash, clerk Of the courts,
The press gang was large and able, In
addition to the Secretaries there were
john r. Gov, Of the BallaIfe Indspendeni
w. r Dutton, oil the BsllAire Tribune r.
Q. Meyer, Of the st. OlaiBvllle Chronicle;
II. h. Alexander, Of the 81, ClairByille "a.
ttus,
on. white, oist. olainsyllle, looked "a
II he accepted defeat with good grace.
Sherif.to.be Foulk was evidently crate.
ful to Chairman Dantord for iorblddlng q
speech,
Charlie Baltgsll, Of Bsilalre, ex.S6onf
Cochran and exc Prosecutor Mitchell,
Judge John Cochran, ex Recorder Barnes,
d.. John West, \. q Husbands aud Hon,
j. u Smith we're Interested spectators.
Prosecuting Attorney Mtighau, Of Mar.
shall county, this State, and Editor BufCh.
inal, OF the MOundAyllle Herald, were
among the distinguished West yirginianS
who stfayed into the rink.
Df. Todd had reason 10 DO proud Of the
complete Arrangements Tor tue meeting
This hall was nicely decorated, there was
plenty Of room, and the visitors were
well cared Tor Ice water was plenty and
In demand, II was warm III the rink, IL
ID. true but this 10 not q circumstance IN
what III Oandldatea chosen will do toward
making II warm iot their opponents DO.
fore the campaign closes.
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IT pays to trade at Behrens',
to Topeka, Kansas, via panhandl,
Route aga eb.

On July o., 8, o, 10, IL and 10 the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati L st. Louis Rail.
way Company will sell round trip ticketu
TO Topeka at the rate named above. an
Topeka round trip tickets 10 any point IA
KANSAS can be obtained at rate Of one fare
Tor round trip. For full particulars Of ex.
curBion call on or address, j. g. Tomlin.
son, Passenger Agent Panhandle route,
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For Commissioner the nominees were
Morris Cope, nominated by DR.. Todd, Of
Pease township, and seconded by Mr..
Tallman, Of Bellaire, and by several others,
and Aaron j.. Smith, Of Goshen township.
Mr.. Cope was nominated on the first bal
lot, He Is the present efficient and salts.
factory incumbent.
For the full term as In6rmary Director,
Rev. Mr.. Bale, OF ST. Clairsvilie, a mem.
Der Of the State Board Of Visitors Of Chari-
table Institutions for Belmont County,
nominated John A. Clark. OF Union town.
ship. Henry Daniels, Benjamin Lopez
and Joseph Bailey were also presented,
but Mr.. Bailey's name was withdrawn by
his own authority. Mr.. Loper's name was
also subsequently, Withdrawn. Mr.. CLARK
received 10 votes and Mr.. Daniels 81.
It was moved that the rules be suspend
ed and Smith Conrad be nominated for
the vacancy In the Board Of InRrmary
Directors by reclamation. This was done.
DR.. Todd moved that Capt. Sam Martin,
Of Bridgeport, be made the nominee for
Coroner In the same way. This motion
prevailed, and as this concluded the bust.
ness before the convention, II was declared
adjourned.
Everybody seemed after II was over
satistled with the result. Those who had
ttiumphed received the congratulations
showered upon them modestly, and those
who had been defeated bore their fate
with unusual good humor. No threats TO
"knife" anybody, nor the slightest sign Of
bitterness was observable, ALL will pull
together to elect their excellent ticket.
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You are cordially Invited TO cali Al our
salestoori and examine the Standard 10.
tafy shuttle Sewing Machine, The quick.
e9t easiest and stillest running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood Work, We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
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EDw. L. Rosn 4 %.
AZ TpAlflh sIeant
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THE PEOPLES TICKET.
[contausd from RFa Pagtl

-
Tcontnnsd FINN R;,St paa.1
Wm, Moore, Nathan Lynn, John Onn-
naTd.
Alternates; WI. BFoomhall, Romano
Hogue, Jos. Lynn, Harry Nichols,
WAsruNeTos TowNsmp-D D.nfoydy
John Danfotd. John MoBarland. IeWis
Ovens.
W., pa,,, .o
E.o1s fT u,,aW M nstEyi Lss
Evans ahe.SnS non aioote'
WARRlSs toWAsHIP-h. !, Pollock,
Ihomas Lodge, D. NJ, hoge, WIN, I. Mer-
my
Al[eInaLes' Jonn Hays, Robert humph-
FeyI JOIN emFnI smltn hlIHe.
YORK IowEsHIP-J. A. Fish, John Boyer,
James y, Gibson, Joseph L.. Goruon,
mn, oTg,, n,n,,,s
The report Of the Committee on Rules
and Order Of Business was adopted, II
~ saos,s s.e " eA'n V
TbsT IommIttsatoc hoosa 5a,o,otoo IN n
c-onvsrtions rsno,,aS ,Sa,thsv bsJ not W.,
hnnn ohia m nnlpOk AfkU.ntRhk Aalonokna IN
the ODmmon Pleas indicSsi %eonvsntion'
and thew Rskad for inrthar lima 10 ssIsci
tless dslsvateS' II vas Granted
AZ dsIsSatas N the sists convention
thev namad, Hon Solomon Hngne Hon
III. Poorman Hon 4 Hilies William
A.Hunt. William W, Hsnion' i, n Andsr.
son. Aisx' Brannm Samnel Barrv. Il O.
Kintnsr. CiaoTge W,lson n n Jsmss and
IA r ArmsIronv
IA delevates n the Yornostown con.
vantioD, Messra' /. r. smith' " n Smith
i +. Young. .Jobn pollsSk. i q Grsv
John A. GalIaher' d r. Armstrong d X
ArricE. A. III Mitehell, ", il Han d H.
Howard and Gsorve Dnncsn.
Il was also rscommsnded that those Of
thase Gslscstas vino sttsnSaJ tpa rsSnect'
iys Conventions sbonId bs sptborir u ~
cast the whole vote In which liz comfy
IN entitled. Tbe renort was ratiaad "a n
whole.
THE -RRsoLurtoNs.
The report Of the Committee on Resoll'
tons had no uncertain sound about II, 1t
Was adopted with enthusiastic unanimity,
The resolutions are as follows;
ReSohed, That the people OF Belmont
county, largely Interested in manufacture
ing and IN the production o. wool, are In
iSVor Of protection to American industry,
That the recent attempt oil the Democratic
majority IN Congress TO pass the Morrison
taFll Dill, greatly reducing the duties on
foreign products coming Into competition
with the products OF our tactoriesieand
placing Wool on the Tree list was q
movement mat II successful would have
been disastrous 70 our interests, and that
80 long as the Tree trade elems9t IN the
DemoCrauc party Shapes lts pollcy aud
controls its action, 1t Is the duty Of every
clt'zsh OF belmont county VINO believes
70 proteCuoh. 70 vote the Republican
ticket.
Resolved, That the Republican party Of
Belmont county heartily endorses the ac'
tion oil the General Assembly IN inyeati'
eating and exposing the infamous action
oil TWO years ago, BY which a great corpo-
ration, by ths lavish use oil money, cor.
rlpIly controlled the Democratic members
OF the Legislature, aud secured the defeat
Of Georgs d. Psndleton and the election
oil Henry b. Payne 70 the u,s Senate,
and we demand q full and fair investiga'
ton OIL the s9me1 !.
RsSolred, That We commend the General
Assembly Tor che passage Of the Dow law,
the law 70 establish a soldiers home for
the helpless defenders Of the Nation, the