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Dlew lilo Gns out.

NEw YoRK, September PA man and
woman each about thirty years Of age oc
cupled q room at sOhicks hotel, No. $40
Seventh avenue, aud registered simply al
"Riley and wife, This morning smell
OF gab was noticed coming from thell
room, and aB no response was made K
knocks, the door WAS broken open. The
gas was turned on fall but mot burning
and had apparently been blown out. ThI
couple lay II bed the man dead and tht
woman unconscious, The latter wa
removed 10 0 hospital. On tho dead mani
left arm was httooed the name Dlcl
HheAhat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23
Canadian Fishing troubles.

LONDON, Sent. 22,-S. j, Ferguson, Un-
der Foreign Secretary, announced in the
House Of Commons, this afternoon, that
personal communications were passing in
London between the departments Of Her
Msjesty's government and the United
States Minister In the direction OF the re-
movai Of the friction bstween the fishing
interests Of the United States and Canada,
arising out OF the defects Of the present
treaties.
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An honest, legitimate newspaper does
not with one hand hold out the hat for
the working mans pennies and with the
other swing a club to indmidate him
into giving it support. A legitimate com.
mercial enterprise is not founded or main.
tanned in that way. Neither does 1t
resort to blackmail to flll up It's advertis.
Ing columns. Merchants who nurse that
variety Of serpent must not be surprised
when 1t iastens It's iangs in them.
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GLASS worker,s Conference,

PiTrsnuRaH, Sept PA meeting Of the
window glass workers will be held here
tomorrow to conSider proposition from
the manufacturers to resume work. II iG
thought the proposition will be a with.
drawal on the part Of the manufacturers
Of The demand for the abolition OF the
"iorty.eight box limit" In consideration
Of which the workmen will be expected
10 accept last years wGges,
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JErrERsoN COUNTY poL1rIcs.
The Camden Forces DOfoatod-A Lively
Row In Prospect.



Row In Prospect.
Correspondence Of tae IlteliOReer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept 2O.-The
Jefferson county Democrats who are EN-.
ployed here land they are not a few) re.
turned to-day to Washington from attend.
ance on the primaries that were held Sat,
urday. To say that they are indignant
over the result, which was a defeat for
the Camden men and a consequent vic.
tory for tho Mason. Lucas faction Is only
half expressing II. They charge that
Representative Wilson's friends defeated
the Camden Democrats, and that It will
cause Mr.. Wilson to lose at
least 800 votes In Jefferson coun.
ty. DR.. Story, the Camden candidate for
State Senate was beaten by 100
majority, largely through the efforts oi
friends Of MI. Wilson, who says It was
without his knowledge, and the doctor'a
friends vow vengance. Lucas aud Chew,
anti.O Camden candidates for Legislature,
It is charged, were elected through the
Vaccinations Of story's enemies. Story
Is the recognized Camden leader In the
county. Tho vote shows q gain OF about
500 votes Tor the Camden faction over the
last election.
It Is charged that Governor "Windy''
Wilson was In Jefferson county last week,
and, while there, used his personal efforts
and influence toward the defeat Of the
Camden men. He attempted to get an
audience, expecting 10 speak, but wal
defeated in this intent by the Camden
bosses, and got In his work In another
way.
The result OF the primaries takes Story
out ol the race for the Senate, and It viii
now be Berkeley county man. He II
not pledged In the Senatorial contest
Wilson's friends here acknowledge that
the contest will weaken his canvass, bu
claim that when 1t is asCertained that hi
was not personally interested In the fight
the Camden men will again rally to him
The feeling at present Is very bitter Rmonf
the leaders Of the factions.
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NiIno GaKe lhl

GitBERToS, PA, Sept. 2s,-The caveIu
Of The slope Of the Gllbstton Collisry ID
found to be much more serious than at
iitst supposed. The entire slope from tho
Htet llit 10 the bottom, q distance Of over
1NO yards, has closed in. II will take al
least eve OF elk months 10 reopen the
slope, during which time the 400 men aud
boys who found work there will be thrown
out oi employment, The damage 10 o.
tlinAted At $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

CUMBERLAND, MD., Sept. 22.-The hear.
ing beiora Justice Harbsugh, Of the men
charged with lynChing David Johnson,
the insane man who killed Edward White
on Tuesday of last week, was concluded
last night. Riley, o'shanshnessy and
Brennan were acquitted, while Malone and
White were committed to jail on the
charge Of murder to await the action OF
the grend jury. 0'Brien and Gillen were
released for the action Of the grand Jury
by giving bail in the amount Of $500 each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-Miserable field
ing by the home club was the feature ol
to-day's Baltimore, Cincinnati game
McGinnls was hit hard, but not one ol
the II runs scored by the visitors was
earned. The visitors played steadily and
won with very little trouble. Score:
InnlngS,. l as 4067
Baltnore, ,,o-......,...o-,.,,,... 9 Q 900 ii
Cincinnati" ."......".".-".,.-4 Q 40 2-ll
Earned runs, Balto1 l. Two base hits,
Jones. Three base hits, McPhee. Passed
balls, Dolan 2; Snyder |, Wild pitches,
McGlnnls l; Mullane !. First base on
balls, off McGlnnis A; Mullone 8, First
base hits, Baltimore Z; Cincinnati II.
Errors, Baltimore n; Cincinnati 8. Um'
pire, MCQuade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

TnEY have a funny little story or
Thomas G. Bristor, dentist, OF Mansfield,
Ohio, Democratic nominee for Congress-
In the days when the draft was uncom.
fOtibly close and hot DR.. Brlstor, go they
Say, drove a brisk traffic ysnking teeth
Tor men who didn't want to seek the bub.
bic reputation at the commons mouth
This kind of thing makes a bad impres
sion in a soldier State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

PlrrsluRon, Pa September pa
GreenSburg special SaySi The jury in The
trial Of Frank Keenan,, for the murder ol
Max Dixon, rendered o verdict Of moi
guilty this morning, and Keenan, was die.
charged from custody. The testimony
allowed that the killing was In self de,
ienBe. Both men were prominently CON
neCted and the verdict was received with
cheerg,
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was one OF the few localities where in the
darkest days Of the Nstion'a danger the
severest tax upon her resources was met
and the quota Of troops axed tot these
counties 10 raise was tilled without q
necessity for Q draft at any time, Ohio
county sent 10 the front 2,706 soldiers,
Brooke county b52, Hancock 460, and
Marshall 1925. Alas oithese how many
are missed when the veterans meet Ia
revive the memories Of those dsysl
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Mon II ilI and Freedom foreyerl


The great Tfl-State Reunion-the gath
ering OF the old soldiers who risked their
lives in defense Of the Union, scattered
now from tho pine woods Of Maine to the
plains OF Texas, and from tho orange
groves Of Florida to the fertile valleys Of
oregon-opened yesterday. With the
first streaks Of day Bugler Roller sounded
loud and clear the beautiful and familiar
notes Of the reveille. It's sound awakened
memories which thronged upon tho hearts
Of the veterans and brought thom out to
greet each other with mingled smiles and
tears, as they recalled the reveilles Of
former days, and thought that thousands
whom IL walked once will wake again no
moro to greet their brethren till the last
great reunion.
The old soldiers living in the city and
those who had arrived the nightbefore were
early astir TO meet the new comers who
poured in with every train from every di.
reotion. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia seemed to vie with each other
for the largest representation, and the
Committee Of Reception was kept busy
throughout the entire day esCorting dele.
cations TO their respective headquarters
All day long the general headquarters
were thronged with old soldiers, many Of
them wholly or in part Ia uniform, and
the number OF different badges designat.
| ing feeimental or State organisations was
notably large. Troops from nearly every
LOYAL State were there, men who enlisted
| In California or Iowa or Massachusetts,
or New York fraternizing with the mem.
berg Of the First Virginia and the Ohio
and Pennsylvania troops who. went from
the counties Just over the borders,
Nearly oil day the roll Of the drum and
the shflll martial music ot the fife were
heard in the streets 40 detachments and
DELEGATIONS marched back and forth head.
cd By the Reception Committees drum
corps. The arrivals included many fami.
| liar faces Of prominent citizens Of the
neiphboring sections. II 10 interesting TO
observe In such gathering how many of
the mon prominent In politics, In the pro-
ieesiona aud In business lie are mum.
bered among the "boyB who wore the
blue.n
AZ one Of the delegations passed be.
meath the mottoa which span the streets
cheers rent The alr, AT The intersection
Of Tenth and Market streets tho enthusi.
aSm was especially noticed. Here the
ave Of the paiser ID greeted by an artist
ically painted banner with The wordsi
UpoyOt your File,
'uiuV iNSqIt N ib tbS tfSsIS tnf q I'I iIo tjhlOn.a y
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The irish Commission.

DUBLIN, Sept 22.-The Franan's Journal
declares that the new royal land commIss-
ion Is packed with the foes Of the Irish
farmers.
The Times says It Is believed it would
have been better to have excluded from
the commission every one connected with
the fixing Of rents as their opinions would
perhaps be biased by their personal inter-
ests in the question at issue.
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LouisylllO Held Hack.

NEW YORK, September 2s-The Brook
Ign and Louisville clubs played at Wash
ington Park, Brooklyn, to-day. The home
nine won with great ease, batting Heck
er's curves all over the field, The Louls-
vile men seemed demoralxed and played
wretchedly. Too!e pitched great game,
two Of the four hits being made by
scratches,
lnnings,-..","y,"-~v"I 2S 9 .,
hcSisvIio P6 iS'',,,,.,'S """.,..,....""S 9-5
Earned runs, Brooklyn 8. First base
on balls, Brooklyn s.; Louisville s. Two
bass hits, Phillips, Smith and Hecker,
Three base hits, MCTammany, 2, First
base hits, Brooklyn IA; Loulsville4. En-.
rorg, Brooklyn 81 Louisville 8. Umpire,
Kelly,
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wrecked in GalS.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., September 29. During
a violent southerly gale last night the
British schooner, Little Gem, was struck
by an of head land squall, keeled over
and Immediately sank. She was laden
with flour. The disaster occurred of the
precipitous cliffs Of Black Head, in Bona
vista bay. Two lady passengers were
drowned. The crew were saved by cling.
ing TO the bottom oil the small boat and
picked up and landed at Kings Cove by
Q passing vessel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

USOER Governor Foster the Ohio Peni.
tenliary made profit Of $5S,OOOa a year,
Under Governor Hoadly the prison ran be-
hind $9sl, 900 in two years. Under Cover.
nor Foster the prison was not engaged in
special work for prison officers and their
friends, and bedding and clothing were
nutstolon by the wholesale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

ALAaEA, which has been looked upon
as tue black sheep in the family, is loom.
lug up. Her mineral resources have not
been appreciated, but they arc there
awaiting development.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

OWN soUND, oNT., Sept, 22,-Tho
steamer Francis Smith, Of Oven Sound
has again been seized by the American
authorities at sault Sic Marie, on account
Of some iniormalIty as 10 tho security Of
$4,000 on q former seizure Of Stignac,
Mlchp for improper reporting al that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

THEY are Aghtlngit all over, but there 10
no bitterness in it. By the way, one Of
the most enthusiastic mon in town yester-
day was a Major who contributed some
Of his anatomy to the ooniederacy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

Tals TIME the distinguished citizen who
sklps out with money that doesn't belong
to him is a life insurance man Of high
degree. New England is playing a star
engagement in this sort Of thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

SECRETARY BAYARD's frat official act,
alter tho President gets back, must be to
explain away Special Commissioner sedg'
wick, who says he. is.not the man he has
been painted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

How long it is since our bravo boys
marched to the front. And what wonder
then some Of them totter as they march.
Soon they will all be gone; but the Union
lives and their laurels will not fade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

TnR Republicans Of Brooke and Han
cock have made no mistake in the noml
nation Of General Duval, He will be
elected and he will do the district and the
State good service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

PtTrsBuRan, Sept. 2e.-The repOrtq cur.
rent in the East that the natural gassupyly
Of Pittsburgh was diminishing and would
soon play out, are pronounced utterly
without foundation by the officials Of the
various companies,
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Petitions 10 the Ohio Legislature, asklnp
iof an appropriation oi S26, 900 10 pay The
expenses Of casting aud erecting III Cln,
CihnAu 4 bronze equestrian statue 10 The
memory oi General Harrison arc being
numeioubly bisnOd.
A MeAdville, pennBylyaniA, special
esyBl The planning aud lumber mill oI
W. ], Harper, located between Pine aud
Dock llfeett was burned, Lcag t25, ,0U0I
INSURANCE. i22lQ0Qt
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BosroS, MASS, September 29.-GreaI
crowds OF people come into the city thil
this morning to witness the great parade
Of Odd Fellows, and filled the streets
Tie weather was delightful. It iB esti
mated that between 10000 and 15, 900 mer
wara In linn.
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SENATOR KESNA says his committee
stands by all that is in the compaigu book.
That is right, Senator, stand by 1t and so
down with 1t, and the same obituary will
coyer both.
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1Tng Prcaldent Is headed for Washing
tom and once more the country breathes
asleh Of relief, How dependent We are
mon our great men.
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At Dstroit-O Chicago, Z; Detroit, 8.
AtPhiladelphia-W Washington, o; Phila'
delphia, 7,
Atst. LouiE-Kansas City, 0; st. Lou
is,6.
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pAsR pAlL.
The 'tsIetst WhitowRshsd by the Pitts,
burghS Other Games,

NEw YoRE, Sept 9s,-In the MetropOli.
tan and Pittsburgh game the home club
could do nothing with Morris curves,
making only one little hit Lynch was
baLted al over the field.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

wniTH PLANS N. y, Sept %. The
probate Of The will Of lhelAle s. 1. Tiidsn
was again adjourned this morning Tot one
week, in consequence Of the absence oi
Ma Uatollnp y, WhlHlshoy,
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BRoErER BARTHOLOMEW cut it fat
while he was about it, He had golden op'
po,sunilies and he did as well IS could be
eypeeted with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

ALLEN o, MYRRs, the Ohio Democratic
sl,tosman, has blossomed out as a re-
former, The world must bs growing bet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

1p Mr., Cleveland could see them as we
do to-day could he have the heart to veto
,bejr pension bills and jest at their SCARE?
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WHEN the cruel war was on camp
fires were not held by the light OF the
natural gas torch, and some other things
wore not as they are now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

Earned runs, Nets D Pittsburgh =
First base on balls, Nets o. Pittsburgh !.
Three base hits, Morris, Smith, Mann and
Brown. Two base hits, Miller, Passed
balls, R9ipGchlager, First base hits, Metz
/; Pittsburgh 10. Struck out, by Morris
IL; by Lynch 5, Errors, Nets o; Pitts,
buigh1, Umpire, Valentine.
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0lnll.lnnn 1lnmn Arnlr

LONDON, Sept. 22-Mr. Gladstone and
his daughter returned to Hawarden
today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

Tur gallant, Chiv4lrous Thoburn Is not
to,potten by the men who fought with
him and who saw him fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

LAST nights shower, though untimelH
dJ not dampen the ardor Of the boys in
blue.
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THIS is only ioretaste Of the big re-
nnIon OF next year. WhstR screamer
that will bel
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pntllnm enL b be prnrorusd.

1oSDoS, September 49, Tie House ol
Commons finally adopted the apptopria,
tion bill aud adjourned until Saturday,
when Il will be tifOfoRued.
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ChnmnIona lYIn wien Ease,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, a2.-Foulz wRl
entirely too much for the Athletics, to-
day, while the Champions handled At
kisson as roughly as they did in the game
yesterday, The fielding Of Latham and
Bierbausr and the batting Of 0'Neil were
the features Of the game Scores
AlSisHss1.,..... lISRisiHRs..:,s.., ,.,..,, tstSs5
Earned runs, ST. Louis 8. Two,base
hits, Foutz. Thrse-base, hits, 0 Neil, Passed
balls, Bushong l, Wild pitches, Atklsson
], Foutz /, First base on balls, Athletic
8, st, Louis l, Errors, Athletic 2, st,
Louis z. Umpire. York.
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oacoi Nus, 70 and 81 FouFIeenth street,
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BOYS in BLUE
LIVE OVER THEIR CAMPAIGNS
The City Full Of the Old Soldiers
from Everywhere.
Greeting Old Comrades and Sing,
ing Old Songs.
The Bugle's ReyellIeaud theBOOm.
ing Of Cannon
Awake the Memories Of Times that
Tried Mems Souls.
Tho Boys Of '0s Renew in Middle
Age, Associations
Begun on the Bloody Fields Of the
Rebellion,
And Grlm-Visaged Veterans Min.
gle Smiles and Tears
As they Hear the Roll Of the
Drum, and Embrace
Their Living Comrades and think
Of Those who Come No More.
The Tri,State Reunion Fairly
Opened Yesterday.
Reglmontal Meetings and Several
Camp Fires.
Reglmcntal Meetings and Several
Camp Fires.

sLrew. the sod with roses where tho fallen heroes
Build the wondrous story Of their glory to the sky,
Slug once more the song Of yore that made them
Union aud Freedom ioroverl
CHORUS: IturrAh nurrahl we shout the jublleel
Iurrahl Hurrahl the flag that makes us
Lei the chorus echo from tho mountain
Union and Freedom fOrevorl
shadqvy host. h como shronylng In from freedom.
Round iSS deaf @ Old nag they flock aud rally once
And tECit purer voices Join our jubilee rcirain:-
Union and Freedom forever
Sounds Of stlic aud dIscOrd in the distance die
Hand d'Tia'h Il hand old iOcmen stand In .srotAerly
Dluo Iaaa gray united at ono altar Enool and
' Union and Freedom tOrOyerl
Everlasting honor to the nnmeloss myriad
Age % ssC shall proudly tell the offerings they
God . Ssste, guard and blon tho land they died
Union and Freedom iorcycrI
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Peace-lsS6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-24
S. DEUTSCh & co.
rren>IDilettedrtifel.

9as er66te nnb reidbaltisite Eager bon
9srrsn' unteriIeiOern' tn Der Stabt, In allen
StOfsn, bon 8anmwole bis our Sebe. SIN
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gpuntaass,nana2

Dor einiger 3eit tpuroe bic nGreie
prefe" BON Derf9iebenen Gei9dftsleu,
ten erfu6t, f9 an elmer Ngitatiom 81
@unfen ner 99IieBung Der 2dber &c.
an ben SOnntager au betbeiligen. Mtr
petgerten uns 6amals, btes aa tbun,
ni6t ettpa, neil mir gegert iete @9lies
Bung etDas e%inautpenben gebabt bdtteu,
fonbern neil mir Der Mnfi9t tparer, bic
@ef9dftsleute follten bas utter fiG
abmaGen unb Mles bermeiben, mas
nod MsitatiDt our @infiibrung Des
@Onntass5man9es ausieben f6nnte.
Wie &e9t mir bamals nit unierer 8es
fir9tung batten, benefit Der l1mitanb,
baB bic SabbatbssM uder iebt Den ges
botener tleinen Singer ergrifen baben,
um bic gauge 9anb in 8ef@lag gu neb=
hen. Wir f6nnen unfere 9e1er ni9t
bringenb getug baDor tuarnert, fi9 atl
.ienen M%gitationen, brett ober inbirett,
gu betbeiligen, pel9e auf ri9ts Nnoe=
res ob5ielen fbnnett, als bic biirgli9e
Greibeit gu bei@rdntea unb gu unters
graben!