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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-07
soRRoWFUL INTERRUPTION.

| OlS. Iu Ms. y L dAICd Eh.
Feeling remarks were made by
Miss Willard, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs
Jackson and others, in which low
ing tributes were paid to Mrs.
Thatcher as a faithful, sacrificing
and most efficient W. c. T. U.
worker, as well as to her husband,
who had been so suddenly taken
from her.
The rest of the hymn was then
sung with touching pathos:
awe share our mutual woes,
Our mutual burdens bear.
And often for each other flows,
The sympathizing tear,N
BY order of the Convention, the
fol- owing telegram was sent to Mrs.
Thatcbe'r:
W. G. T. U. CONVENTION, !
WELLsBURG, June %.
Mrs. J. P. Thatcher,
BELOVED SISTER;
When your SAD message came,
the Convention was singing, owe
share our Mutual Woes )" and from
our hearts we send our loving sym
pathies and prayers. Read Isaiah
1872. EMMA A. FOWLER,
Cor. Sec'y.
Miss Frances e. Willard, Presi-
dent National w. G. T. u, Miss
Anna Gordon, her Secretary, and
Miss Susie Pollock, of Washington,
D. c., were formally presented to
the Convention.
On motion of Miss Fowler, the
ladies named were made mem
bers of the Convention and accord,
ed the privileges thereof.
Miss Willard, being asked for
words Of cheer, addressed the con-
vent;on briefly, referring again
with tender earnestness to sister
Thatcher's sudden sorrow, and ask
ing that delegates send her
loving messages by mail, in adj
dition to the message already sent.
In speaking of the West Virginia
W. G. I. u, Miss Willard said
"Your Union has always impressed
me as one of healthy growth. The
news from you is like a breeze
from the mountains as | get il
from week to week through the
FREEMAN"
On motion Miss Emma A. Fowler
was made Assistant Secretary.
ADDRESS OF WELCOME AND RE-
sPoNSE.
Miss Anna P. Duval, of Wells
burg, delivered a beautiful Address
of Welcome, to which Mrs. R, f
Randolph, of Wheeling, Responded
most happily on behalf of the Con
vention. (See addresses in appen
dix
Miss Willard being called to tn,
Chair, the Treasurer, Mrs, Hubbard
and Mrs. Johnson, were excused TO
a difference on the Treasurer
report.
While the choir sang, the Com
mittee collected the credenCial
from delegates.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS,
The Report of the Corresponding
Secretary, Miss K, A. Fowler, wa
read and accepted, (See Repor
No. l, appendix
The State Treasurer's Report, by
Mrs. H. B. Hubbard, was su omitteC
and read before the Convention il
detail and was on motion accept
ed and referred to an auditing
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-07

Convention proceedings takes
most of our .space this week. For
some additional W G T U notes,
sec nnt3ide nage
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-07

We give this week the official
pro ieodings Of the W. G. I. U. Con-
ven..on. We are sure our readers
will fad them full of interest.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-07

More W CT U Convention Notes,
outside page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-07

wv. C. t. U. continued on 18th pase'I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
British EIectioneering.

LONDON, June 2S.-In Ireland, sew
enty-seven Parnellite candidates will
meet with no opposition and seven seats
will be contested.
In London. nine Tory seats will not
be contested. In Scotland. the Union
lists anc Conservatives will contest sixty
out of seventy-two sc is. Froude the
historian. writes The Irish will be loyal
and obcdieRt-ii- iustlSseosvrne,i. They
are as little capable, oi. governing them
selves as a ships crew or sn english
public school. The proposed Legislation
would place loyal ADD worthy minor
ity at the mercy of the mutt ous and
worthless. IL IS the least promising ex-
pedient ever proposed TO recover the
shaken allegiance. The proposals OF
Gil .dstone are a repetition Ui those at
tempts und ? VARYING forms which al
ways headed toward disaster. Car.
dinal Manning has written letter
denying the statement circulated that
h was opponent to Home rule.
The Liberal Unionisis Of Ulster have
issued an address protesting against
Gladstone's policy, clsining il 10 be
ruinous 70 the best interests OF the
country. ..t,s .,4 a. sim. 49,, 800
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
chamberlnln E,n,.h.

LoSDOS. June ess-Mr. Chamberlain
writes saying be has earnestly desired
to avoid anything like personal con-
troversy with the Premier. but the
statement the Premier made Friday
abiding TO the plan Of the Irish land
purchase, which he said Chamberlain
requested him TO have printed for sub
initial 10 government, calls for an inn
mediate notice. Chamberlain then
goes on to deny the statement and ex-
plain what he really did. He saws he
hopes, at some future time, when in
position 70 develop them in the light OF
official information, to submit his views
to general criticism. At present ali he
will say is that they differ in every
essential particular from governments
plan; above all. in this, that they do
not contemplate the establishment OF a
separate, practically independent legis-
latiye body at Dublin. on the contrary
they presume the maintenance Of the
unquestioned authority of the Imperial
Parliament.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Trouble Created by the
Lake Shore Hands.
ELECTIONEERING.
BRITISH
Carving Out the Programme-The
Prince hanifesto-Biaine-
Chamberlain-G Gladstone.
The Lake shore strike.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Winchester rifles
rested on the shoulders of Pinkerton's
men as they made their appearance at
the Lake Shore freight yards this morn
ing. The railroad officials we're free in
their declaration that 4 strong effort,
backed BY ample means to enforce it,
would be made TO move the hfty-six
cars Of freight TO its destination, and
send out shipments awaiting transpor-
teiiOn IN the company's yards at the
CITY limits. The determination TO move
trains at all hazards which has
been arrived at by the railroad
companies taken with the equally
decided stand taken by the stnk rs
that no trains shall be moved Stoned %
point 10 an inevitable conflict during
the day. The first thing attended TO
by the PinkertOn men was to drive
everyone from the tracks. There are
fully 2OO police and specials nov sta
toned along the tracks between Forty
first and Forty-fiith Streets, guarding
the line aud rOundhouse. No one Is al
lowed 10 approach the switches. The
strikers and then adherenfs are con-
gregated Just outside OF the right OF way
OF the railIoau. exciiedly discussing the
situation. No demonstration had been
made up to IL O'Clock. The company
has started several engines from the
roundhouSe, and are making up n
train.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-Deputy Sheriff
Gleason appeared at Forty-first Street
shortly after 10 o'clock, accompanied
by six deputies. 1his is the nrst time
since the strike began that any repre-
sentat yes OF the sheriff appeared on the
ground The deputies read the riot act
at four points along the line, and the
police and deputies then began TO clear
the tracks.
The Lake Shore Railway Company
has at last succeeded in raising the
freight blockade. At Y Is. the switch
engines, which had been busy in the
yards making up the tr in, steamed
into the side tracks and the regular
engine coupled TO the freight train.
The special police with their Winchester
rifles ready stood by on the alert. The
guns were too much for the crowd who
thronged the streets in the vicinity.
and no attempt was made to interfere
with the movements of the train.
When every thing wss in readiness for
the start the detail of Pinkerton men,
armed with rifles, cl mbed on to the
engine ami tops If the cars. Just be-
fore the train was ready to start the
switch engine to which the caboose was
attached, and also heavily guarded,
steamed on 70 the main track in front
of the regular freight; there signal to
start vas given; two more trains soon
followed and all reached South Chicago
in safety. The railway officials antici-
pate no molestation except perhaps at
the Indiana stale line, but a special
guard of Pinkerton's men are there to
guard the company's property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
Carrying out Tue Programme.

wAsHISeroS, June 2s.-In pursuance
of the policy agreed upon at the Dem
ocraiie caucus last week, the. present
week in the House or Representatives
will be devoted to the consideration OF
appropriation bills. and bills declaring
forfeftores Of land grants. Enough of
the sundry civil appropriation bill re-
mains 10 Be considered to occupy the
time OF tie House for q day or two at
the Beginning OF the week and before il
Is finally disposed of the appropriations
conmittee Will bave placed the general
deficiency appropriation bill on the
calendar This will leave but one gem
eral appropriation bill. the Notifications
bll-to be reported TO the House ON
Wednesday or Thursday. .rr,-t.
The committee on public lands will
call mp the Northern Pacific land grant
forfeiture bill. and it Is the, present in
tenion TO allow nine days debate on
the measure before putting il on its pas
sage if the temper of the House is favor
able, this bill will be followed by other
forfeiture bills in the order in which
they st.nd. on the calendar. and their
consideration and the .ecessary action
upon the conference reports will ill out
the week. 20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
Gladstone to Bright.

LONDON, June 2S.-Gladstone has
written as follows to John Bright: 81
regret to read your letter to Mr.. Peter
Rylands. Without losing a moment,
beg Of you, either to publicly except me
from your assertion. that. one year ago
all Liberals held Mr. Rylauds' opinion,
or TO give proof OF what You say. Never
since the HON rule struggle wa:
started. fifteen years ago have / once
condemned it. in principle. or held IN
any way the opinions OF Mr.. Rylands
which, to speak frankly. l think
absurd"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
A Negro.s Crime.

VIcKsBURG. Miss, June 2s.-Last
night at l.. Binders store in Eagle
Bend, Lee Brown. (colored) killed Alfred
and Henry Morgan, (white) and
W .unded Cornelius Jackson, (colored).
The Morgans were tenants on DR.. Clay S
place. Brown was a porter at Binder ;
store and because the white men re-
fused to let him close up the store be
fired upon them with a double barrelled
shot gun loaded with buck shot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
Dead Rhinoceros

NEW YoRK, June 2s.-The dead rhin-
oceros, Bombay, weighed two and one
half tons, and three elephants this
morning dragged the carcass from the
iron cage where it lay and on TO the
truck which carried it 10 a retired spot
where a post portem was held. The
brue died OF pneumonia. The skeIe' on
and stuffed hide viii be placed in the
museum of natural history.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
The Prince. Manifesto

LONDON. June 2s.-The manifesto of
Count Paris has been placarded in many
of the towns throughout France. II
was mailed 10 every elector IN the re
public. The Royalists will organize a
campaign on the basis OF the manifesto.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
BIaIue Preparing a sp.eeh.

Augusta. June 2s.-Blaine and family
viii leave to-day for Bar Harbor.
Biaine'w there begin the preparations
of a speech. which he will deliver at the
opening of the State campaign during
the first week Of August.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-29
STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. co.
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Spring Wagons,
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Of the than ebng
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Wagon Extras Robes Rubber Cloth Duck Washer
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.-e- .... $1,000 SAIL x.AJ0E CITY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-12
&crmif0teS.

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littlthe @efiibl oerleBe ulto baS monar6ii0e
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-12
SeIepbOn ; 6fiprdde ais 0eriOt=
IiG1e NScSUciS miffHL.

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SSratt MOMoO'S WcrLeMntOMn9Ss
...E fIGAcltA
(ans benz Chicago Herald.>

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BADEN.
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Ser local option WefGlttB oct
SCntOtrettc bon Soma.
(Aus benz Democrat pom Daueuport.)


8On benz 9rinaipe oct nur burdb ben gu
SablenDen Betrag beidrGntten 9icen3lrung
oss @etrdntes 9anoels i'm gansen Staate,
tlr tDel6eS Die bemotratil9e HarteiSowa's
I'M SATIRE 1885 ~eintrat, ipei6t lie III pieienl
Sabre in tbrer n~euelten Platform as.
Sic ipribt ii6 fir ELL Wttttelptng 3nis
iden Brobibition uno Gicen5irung aus. sic
mil local option, oas betBt dlio 4robtz
bition in Counties uuo StGoten, tpo cine
Wiebrbeit BET WGbler oteielbe perlangt, uno
3icen3 in ben irelliunigen Counties unb
Stdoten, a6er = nit elHem aluminium DeS
gu aabIen0en 2tcerjbetrages bon f%lnfbuns
oert Dollars fir oas Sabr. 0ieler Goms
pronllB nit einem 9emiien SlIsel Der Bar>
tel tpar DeriDerfib, uno Dtrb i6r neni8
nIBen, aber DtelIeibt ptel i6aben. Dteier
MblaB Der Blatform mar audi Der einSige,
bt1lt1tli@ beiet audi etn Wlinoer1eitSbeS
ri1t oes Nusi6ulics fir 8eihlIlie porz
lag; uno oaB Die 2luit9ten Der Mttglieoer
Der GpnDention in bieier SrG9e melt ausz
einanoergeben, belpieS Die 9lblttmmung,
BET wel6er it6 fir ben Wfebrbeits6eri6t
bloB bret 6iinftet, fur ben WinOerbeitsbes
rtbt 3nci SlnfteI Der Selegaten auslpras
1elt.
l1ebrtsens lit on cine genSerung in ben
belte1enben 8erbGltnillen ohnebin ni9t
Dor Mtitte beS SabreS 1888 gu oenten. 6eHn
crit i'm 5erbite 1887 perDen Die WttteIies
Der Der Staatsgeleggebung erpdblt, wel6e
i'm Suuuar 1888 %3ulammentritt, rno bins
li6tlid Ser Trage DeS getrdnfebanoeIs
@nti6eioun9cn treften fam. (8et Der
Staatstpabl I'M .0er6lte isbt9en Sc6res
iino gu wablen: etn StaatSietretdr, Mubts
tor, Staatsi0akmeilter, OberltaatsGanalt.
Elm Sbergerihtslbreiber u1o etn Oberges
Observation-Disclosures; ba fi9 Die Demo-
frater mteoer nit ben @reeubadern geeinigt
baben, 10 beltebt Der StaatsnahlSetteI aus
5iuet 9reenba6ern uuo bier 0enotraten.
0teo. Su. Sts5tg.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-12

,&enn ale fosenaunten 9eilmittel uerias
gen, DR.. Cages "Catarrh Remedy"
1Ratarrbs 6etImttteD bilft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-12
4 It It.

@utfeuenbe SGetens sntplrOiaenber NuSidIaa. points
sen6es Suten. S%cropGeln, SolSfuB uuO Saugttn9ss
ileden peroen Ourb Die @uttcurI Setlmittel cHrtrt.
@uttcurGz &elnlpent, Der neue Slutretutaer,
reiutgt bas Ylut NIB sic NuSoiinituusen Der llnreinlids
teiten unS giiti9eH @lemente unS entrernt 10 bic ltrs
jade.
bli6lt6 Sufen unb @ntSirbuu9, ftdrt bic 0aut unS
SopfbGut, betlt geidwHre unO brrnat oas @aar mieber.
@uttcurd< e e e., Elm uor3ugtt1er 0dutuerS
ia6nertr, tit ureltaGlih BEL Der &ebanotung pon 5autz
'rantbeiteu, NuSiAla5 BET SdusIingcn 0auIleteR, ses
i~prlnQens una 0ltge 9Gut.
lle6eraa ~utrfauit. 4SreiS fir Gntieur0 50 Cts,
e eff % SIS, NeiolpeutSt 81. &rGporirt Don Der
Notter 0ru9 " 6Bemtcal 80, Bolton. Ntaf.
GY~ G&idt nm: l8ie man @oMttrantbeiten beilt.