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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-26
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Interesting Gases on TriAl ut OOuFt-bishoP
KnIn Complimo
Correspondence Of ne L%asliqagea,
CLARKsBuRa, W, Va, May 24-The
crowds ut the court house during the past
week attested to the interest manifested
in the proceedings Of the present term OF
Circuit Court. An extraordinary number
of criminal cases have been disposed OF
and developments in some Of them were
unusually rich and racy, The cases OF
felony disposed OF have been greater
than at any previous time in the history
OF the county, a majority OF them being
State convictions. The case attracting
most attention was that OF Murphy and
the Tibbses. These parties were indicted
several months ago for stonlng and at
tempting to wreck a passenger train on
| the Balti guore 4 Ohio road, west OF town.
They were lodged in jail here to await
trial, detectives being sent out IN the
meantime by the Baltimore 4 Ohio road TO
work up the case and put 1t into the
hands OF the lawyers. The prosecution
for the State was conducted by Basel q
Lynch, and the defense by Da6ney Lee
The facts in the case permitted no elem.
ency, and the Jury returned q verdict Of
guilty, The act under which Murphy
and the elder Tibbs we're indicted proyld'
ed punishment for not less than five years.
Tibbs' brother was indicted under another
act, and the defense conducted by MARCEL
lus Thompson. His client is Rsmall pitt
able looking object, q mere child in point
OF TACT, and differing radically in appear
anCa from his brother. He denied com.
| plicity in attempting to wreck the train,
but confessed to stonIng 1t. The scene
at the court room when the Judge deliver
ed sentence was very affecting. The older
Tibbs and Murphy were sentenced for ten
years at MoundsYille, and Charlie Iibbs
Tor two years and a hall, the least limit
that the law allowed in his case. Upon
receiving his sentence he burst into tears,
and his apparent condition, presented q
marked contrast to the stolidity Of the
other two. Murphy is a villain Of the
deepest dye. After his conviction the
authorities learned that he had concealed
about his person weapons with which no
intended to attack the sheriff and his as
sistants when removed to Moundsville.
When removed to the jail he was search.
cd and a razor discovered, with which he
had been supplied in the court house by
an accomplice. II left alone he would
probably have added a murder to his list
Of crimes.
Bishop Kahn arrived here on Saturday,
and on Sunday administered the rite OF
confirmation to d large number. The
PrOtesGants turned out en- masse, and at
both services there was not standing room,
the crowd was so great. The Bishops
reputation as the youngest amt most elo.
quent OF the Catholic bishops Of the Coun-
try is well deserved. AS u pulpit orator
tor he is unsurpassed. To mastery Rer-
mons he adds q charm Of voice and man.
ner, magnetic in effect, and which we'll
nigh carries conviction to tho heart Of
many a herOtic.' His remarks to the con.
hrmation class were particularly touch
ing aud applicable not only to those adj
dressed but to the youth Of all denomila-
tons,
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pENNaYLYAN1A pEMocnArs.
Currents and UadsrcurrentS al to Cand
dates,

u ~ NAN -
New York Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-There proba,
bly, never was a time in the history Of
Pennsylvania wcen candidates were as
scarce On the Democratic side as they are
duling the second year Of President Cleve.
lands Administration, There ia not a sin.
gle recognized candidate for Governor,
Lieutenant.G Governor, Secretary OF Inter.
nal Affairs, Auditor. General, or Congress.
man-at.L Large, Notwithstanding the fact
that the first three Offices named are now
filled by Democrats.
The Republican Convention meets
during the last week in June, and the
Democratic Convention about the middle
OF August. While there ia q fierce strug.
gle on the part OF Republicans to secure
the nominations, there isn't a ripple on
the Democratic surface, no matter how
strong the under-Current may be running,
1t is my belief that the Democratic
nominations in Pennsylvania this yeal
will be made by an under.Current, which,
lust now, Is running in this wise:
A Presidential current, very strong
running in the direction OF the Hon. WI.
liam l.. Scott, Of Erie, for Governor.
A State Administration current, also
very strong, and likely to carry John
Norris, u Philadelphia journalist, into Q
nomination for Lieutenant Governor.
A Samuel j.. Randall current for 4. v,
Powderly for Congressman. at Large
equally as strong as the others.
A William A. Wallace current for ],
Simpson Africa for Secretary Of Internal
Affairs, running stronger than any Of the
Others, and sure 10 nominate Africa.
For Auditor General there Is no Candi
date, no current %perCeptible, and a Mug,
wump may receive the high compliment
OF q nomination for this oiiCe-possibly
W. Z. Lockwood, Of Westminster.
There are those who claim to be skilled
in the science Of politics who tell me thai
in the event OF the defeat OF Mr.. Scott fol
Governor he will go into the Cabinet al
Secretary Of the Navy In place OF Mr.
Whitney, who is to DO made Attorney
General,
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An Unfortunate Man.
| chicago Rambler.

Chicago Rdnoltr.
De links always wanted to say the right
thing, but somehow he never could. He
had been spending q couple Of weeks In q
Wisconsin town, and on the evening sci
for his departure he met Miss De VerCy,
a very pretty young lady, 10 whom be
had been introduced when atst he arrived
in the place. "And are you going to.
night, Mi. De Jinks7" she said: h1'm
80 sorry We haven't seen o OF you
during your stay" "Pray don't men.
ton It," he returned, with an
excess Of sallantry; "indeed IL has been
all my tRdlt, Miss DE vercy." A few mo.
menls later he saw his mistake, but could
find no chance to atone for II, Until, as he
wAs about 10 leave for the depot, one o.
his friends suggested: "You haven't said
'good.by' 10 Miss De VerCy, have you ~
Here was a chance that was not to DO lost,
Turning to the fair dansel, with hill
sweetest and most gracious smile, he said
"tndeed | have, old boy. l had the pleas.
ure Of saying 'good.by' to Miss De VerCy
first Of ALL" Aud then he went his way,
believing he had done himself proud"
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rrl.pdiI Ca0ton ~ OrsNnIlod Labor

Since MIR. Powdorly's vigorous Critl-
Cisms OF bis order those Knights Of Labor
who regarded all criticisms as necessarily
hostile and any suggestion as a prcsump.
ton are more disposed TO listen to what IL
said by Outslders.
1t does not follow that outsiders are
right, but II there be q well.de6ned cur.
rent Of thought on the outside the Knights
will not go far wrong II they accept that
as fairly Indicating public opinion. This
from the New York Herald puts briefly
what has been said by many newspapers
and many men who have watched and are
still watching with interest the move.
ments Of the knights:
Let the Knights Of Labor right one thing
AZ a time, and do II In master workman
fashion, and II can not be long before all
things will DO fighted. The good will Of
The world 10 on their side, including the
good will oil capital, 90 long az they teitain
Pom recommendations which violently
wrench labor from the socket Of industry,
Tbsv have a grand opportunity and a
Grand object, Let them talk plainly and
DOT wiRely, and they will not only succeed,
hnt everybody will be ready TO congtatu'
late them. Our advice To-, 20, but go eau
tlously.
1.-THE sense Of the country were taken
through the ballot box we firmly believe
IL would declare by an overwhelming ma.
jority, ifst in favor Of organised labor, and
next that organised labor shall move con.
tinuously along the lines Of peace. Those
who do not wish %wage.eatnetS well are so
few that they cut a small figure. There
are not many more who would place the
individual toiler atthe mercy Of associated
capital, which 10 often directed 10 make q
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uHorE on, hope ever" How many deli.
cate ladies there are who, while they at.
tend 10 their daily duties, do 30 with ach.
ing heads, a sense Of iullness, pain In the
back and depressed spirits, who are "ohly
keeping about" as the phrase ls. Some
day they 20 Into q Decline and leave
their children m~otheflgss, To such we
would say, "Cheer up Timely use Of
Dt. Plerce'a "Favotlte Prescription" cor
reefs all female Irregularities, weaknesses,
and kindred affections easily, pleasantly
and nMlnklN.
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good showing on the books at whatever
cost. By this time the most narrow
minded men have Optgrown the notion
that organized labor is necessarily .
menace to the public welfare,
1t has been clearly demonstrated that
labor organized on Alright basis and pro-
perly controlling itself, is one Of the most
powerful agencies for good. Public senti-
ment is undoubtedly on labor's side, and
it asks only that labor shall use its great
power for the right, seeking its end by
moderate measures.
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gdneatipuaI.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELOGUTIOA AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
sHN. Street, N. w., Washington, DC.
MRS. NJ, STEVENS HART, Principal

Summer Session At Mt. LAKE P,pr. G,,,o,, r..
Md, beginning July /, at 1879 a. 49, SiS! NJ,
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BYTHE INSTITUTION,
]. The Natural Development and Cul,n,o
Voice Tor the purpose II Conversation, NJ. y lAe
Public Address and Singing. Tao toTnc, HaN
the Organs Of Articulation AMI Rt,pifsiaTn my ~
gelheF with the Philosophical laws Ly wblTSS 4 70,
organs are preserved and deyelared 'N" ~Use
2, h easy and Natural Expression ri Sspt,,,..
by mems Of Speech and Gesture; incll tinw Sheallt
aGteElEalion; Dramatic Reading and Recs,a T ,Il
Special instruction In Expressive Bi6l, and s ~
peaFe reading and u the reading OF Hymns
5, The opportunity afforded Teacher, 6r ~.
study Of Practical Methods for Teachiny Arto, W
ton and slGht.Readlng, Methods baStI uneN ,bs
Principles Of DslSaFt,, "FVu we
A ladies' cas- for tho study of k~indennrtsp az,
Primary Normal Methods viii BE- formed ana s y.
SlonS held daily from July !! to August b. Nv va
The class Will be taught by MIS- SUSIE PSiIory
Of Washington, D., e., who studied and grainSts1
IN Germany. '""'e1
AprnCtICe class for children will be held an ,h,,,
dRySO the week, ire VI chlnJC,
Free Lectures will BE- given by Mn. Hatt ,rA
Miss Pollock, each upon The interests Of her OWN
department. WV
For particulars address
MRS, N. STEVENS HART. or
NILES SU IL POLLOCK,
MnahiuUtN, II "a
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MT. De CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, va,

The thIrty.eishth year Of this wGIl.Enowa Ac,d.
envy under the charge Of The Visitation Nm,
opens on tho irSt Monday Of September next, ana
continues ten months,
Pupils received at any tine in the session,
Those who deGirO to place tleir daughters IN An
institution asordlng excel tlonal advantage IN
the way Of healthtul and delightful location. or,
cellent board, thorough discipline and Instruction
At the hRudS Of lie long teachers, In every depa,t,
ment Of female education, Including tho modem
languages aud mullc, 4hOuld send Tor a catalogue
Of this school, Address,
Dlrectressot the cadeuy of the Visitation,
MT, be CHANTAL,
Au25-D6W Near Wheeling " ",
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MERKEL-on Tuesday, May Is, 1850. at q r. v,
WILLIE r., Youngest sou Of Mark 1ud Mary l., AeT
kel, aged 3 years, II months aud y days,
Funeral services ut the residence Of his parents
No. 1877 Fourteenth street, on Thursday mOrnlnI
at 0 O'Clock, Friends Of the iamilyare respectful!
invited to attend, Interment private.
o~KEEPPR-on MondGy, May q, 1886, MICHAEI
0'KEEFFG, In the SsIh year Ot his age.
Funeral iIom the Cathedral this "WEDNESDAY
morning at 0 o'clock,
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An aching sensation midway down the
back and at the right Of the spinal column
indicates a derauged condition OF the liver
which can be reCtihed by the use OF that
great specific, Warmers safe cure,
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an elegant eGllcaclouB. pleas.
ant Apeflent III the form OIL
q powder, producing when
dissolved In water An Ek.
hilafAtlnB, Enefvescing
DrAught recommended By
OUT 6eSt Physicians ~ 4 70.
liable and agreeable rem
edy. II Cures COnsti pAtiOnt
cures Indigestion, Cutei
Dyspepsia, cures Piles,
curl ltCAttbutn, purel
Sick. Headache, cures Llvet
Complaint, cures Sick Stotn,
aCh, and gently urges all
! tho EGCietory organs TO 3
proper action. II th0uld
DO found In every hOuse-
hold aud carried by every
traveller.
,fywhetn.
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Leave poiiAlfu IL G.Ss 4, 4. iOt woOdtaOid and
LsSyS igSe;llAlo al sisOr n. for wOOdsaOld and
HfFIvs a fBieliaite al siSO A. n. from Summer.
lei1, aud Al bt40 ?, \, from ZaneEVille.
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special alOtisEs.

Ftrs'-An Fits stopped Tree By Dt, Kins'S Great
Nerve Restptet. No Fits alter hnt days use. Mar.
velOuh cures. Treatise and n 90 TRIAL bottle lfee 10
RitOaSUs. Sand In ~, KiihN ai Ami a.. PhiIA., p,
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Smlmrter 3esorts,
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT,

Terms for the Summer Of sc, beginning Juncl,
reduced q 10 30 percent, aud the highest StAndNd
Of excellence maintained. Situated within lW
yards OF Fort Monroe tho largest iOtlilcatIOn In
the United States. Tho scenic attractions Of Ihs
place are unrlvAlled, Daily target practice, guard
mountinR and dreIs parade.
Excellent Boating. Fishing and Driving, aud tho
surf bathing the finest on the Atlantic coast, PET
feet in outline and appointments. Accommodates
Loco guests. Afternoon concerts by u, 4. ATT
RChooI Band aud nightly hons. PrG.emlnenty /
Resort for Southern People, Pure. ocean alt, free
from malaria and conducive 10 refreshing sleep.
Average temperature for summer, i6'. Send lt
illustrated descriptive pamphlet aud terms.
my4 =. N. PIKE, Manager.
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III. L. ENGELHARD,
Physician and Operative Surgeon.
POWER OF SIGHT.

SPECIALIST. Diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat,
and Disturbances Of the general cltculAtofy and
nervous system.
POWER OF SIGHT.
sPEC1I " ATTENTION given TO detective vision
from eriofs Of felrACtlOn. % MyOpia, Hypermetro.
pih, AstiEmStlsm, etc which arc dlAgiostiCAtGd
and tGCtihed within ten minutes.
simultaneously BY means Of tho same ophthAl.
n1OtcOpe, the HCi1Al condition Of the whole ente,
iiof eye, Is Differentiated, and thus future danger
from neglect avoided.
HB'orEcE-RoOm No. Il sAmm House, city.
once hOuis from 10 A. n. To- ?. N. my9O
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Close connection made on all ltaihS-B. z. H. r.,
O.. a p. n H., and d. 10. X. h.
Extra trips on short notice.
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R~uNpAY-te0ve City alta, m, and every hour
t0gp h, M. Leave wheeling PAtE a. 3 q, m, and
every hour 10 i0p p. m, "Chutch tlainm 1870
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VHIHEEL1NG 4 ELM GROVE r. r.
w On and alter MAY 8, 1880, trains will run "A
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GUIDE.
q. h. R.-EAn,


kxprcA,
Cumberland Accom-. ...........
Warrington ACc0m.........a..
NoundBVlllO Accom-
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Interesting Gases IN TriAl ut OOuFt-BiShOP
KnIn ComplimontSd.
C,-TsspoMLales Of he HlsLiQele9,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-04
SPARTANBURG COUNTY, s.. c.
Within two hours drive of the city OF
Spartanbnrg, over picturesque
road.
Open to visitors, May l to October Is.
First class daily hack lines from Spar
tanburg, making good conncc-
ncctions with all trains.
Telephone line In operation to Spnrtanburg.

Daily mail. And for the convenience
OF guests there is post Office in the hotel.
A good livery stable at the spring.
In addition to the hotel proper, a large,
three story building, with neatly ap-
pointed bed rooms, parlors, sitting
rooms, billiard room, dining room, ball
room, &C., there arc eight cottages, with
a long piazza in front Of each cottage,
enclosing a beautiful lawn. And in nd-
dition to these another building has just
been completed, with twelve large, COM
Portable, we'll ventilated rooms.
A good band has been secured for the
season, and dancing or other amusc-
ments, such as musicals, readings, the
atricals, progressive cuchrc parties,
spelling bees, &C., arc enjoyed every
night.
Board at private houses can be OBJ
tanned, with free access to the spring, by
paying to the prOprictors of the hotel a
reasonable rate per week.
The mincrcl water is unsurpassed.
For rates Of board, prices of water and
Othcrparticulars, address the proprctors.
SIMPSON & SIMPSON,
Glenn Springs, Spartanburg Co., S. c.
l0-1
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The gerala aua Meavs.
., PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT
IeW6ea2y, s. e.

TERMs.--One year, 81; six months
81; three months, so cents; two months,
80 cents; one month, 20 cents; single
copy, s cents, payable in advance.
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shows when the subscription expires.
Forward the money for renewal Mt least
one week in advance.
Subscribers desiring IT, address OF
their paper changed must 90, We both the
old and the new address.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.-$1.00 90 pei
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square for each subsequent insertion.
Ds1' A square Is the space Of nine lines
OF solid BREWER type.
Notices In local column l23c. per line
for each insertion for one month, longer
at inch rates, with 20 per cent added.
A reasonable reduction made for nd.
vcrtiscmcnts by the three, six, or twelve
months.
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COLUMBIA MACHINE SHOPS.

NEAR UNION DEPOT, COLUMBIA, 8. c.
Tozcr & Dial, manufacturers OF Flour
and GriSt Mills, saw Mills and all kinds
of foundry work in Iron and Brass.
Agricultural and Stationary Steam En-
gincS. Repairs OF all kinds promptly
made. Estimates and bids will be made
for any work in our line on application.
First class work and fair prices.
A. ]. DIAL,
EXccutriN OF Geo. J.. Dial, Survivor of
TOAcr 4 Dial.
TIIOS. Is. LEE,
3-'-6m Manager.
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b 6'CAUTION.'dE

the country Is Hooded with uunck nostrums
continuing IRON and other injurious ingrGdi.
cLt', which claim to cure ovcrything-cvcn
fcina'c Complaints. We say to you, ir you
value your lie beware of all such.
BIADFiELb'S FEMALE REGULATOR is only I'm.
tended tor diseases peculiar to women and
for these iS q SPECIFIC.
soin by al druggists. Send for our treatise
on me Health and Happiness OF Women,
mailed free, which gives all particulars.
IlIE BKADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
<''iH BOX Is, Atlanta, Tia.
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Wi|mjngton,Coh & AugustaR'R'

Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
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Suffering Women !!
Read what the Great Methodist
Divine and Eminent Yshy.
SiciaM Says Of
BradfeId's Female Regulator

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 20, 1894.
Or. j. BRADFiELD: Dear Sir--Somc fifteon
years ago examined the receipt OF Female
NcRnlhtor. ana carefully studied authorities
In regard to It's compOnents, and then (as well
hS noW) pronounce 1t to bo tho most scientific
ana skil!fnl comb DinatiOn Of the really reliable
relnenihl vegetable agents known to science,
10 act directly on tho womb and uterine or.
gitns, ana the organs and parts sympathiZinK
ulrect!y WIN these; and therefore, providing
nSpcciilc remedy for all diseases Of the womb,
ana OF the adjacent organs and pats.
Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, NJ. d., ,D.D.
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Mr. j. w. Marshall, IL merchant in
llayncville, and well known IN Houston
County, Ca, has this to say about the
best OF ali rheumatic remedies ~
VI have been a sufferer from rhcma-
tism for 2S years am now sound and
well six bottles of SwifL's Specific cured
me. write this in the hope that others
may profit by my experience"
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What IL moro dlsngrccnblo to n lndv thon
TO know that her h, ir has not only lost its
color, but is full of tiandrutrr Yet such was
tho case with mine until used Parker's IIuir
ItnlsHm. My hair is now black AMI porfectlv
cloan end glossy.-Mrs. f. Sweeny, Chicago.
8A.lm
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
rrain No. 43 stOps nt nll StntIons.

Train No. 43 stops nt all Stations.
Nos. ~ and ~ stops only Mt Brinkloy's
WhitcVille, Lake Waccninnw, Fair BlufY
NICHOLS, Mari lon, Pco Dee, Florence, TimmOns.
vile, !.ynchburg, Mnyesville, Sumter, Wedge
HELD, Camdcn junction and Eastover.
Passengers for Columbia and all points on
Z. Il q. X. r., g q. & A. Il. IL. Stations, Aiken
junction, and all points beyond, shonld take
Separate Pullman SleeDerg for Savannah
and for Augusta On train 4S.
Passengors on 40 can take AZ train from Flo.
points via Columbia.
~; Al trains run solid between Charleston anu
Wilmington
JOHN II. DIVINE.
Conceal Superintendent
r. n. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass Art