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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-12
FLICK IN MARION,
REoEPrloN AT E1HMIXaToN,
Tyler County Democratic Nominations
Judgs BrauRon's speech Mt Middle,
bOuFue-RspablIeap Prospects,
Harrison County Politics,
sptelal pIpaleh 10 Ms InlsLltqnez.

spteiag DLpGtch 10 tAs IaisLligaez,
| FLEMISaToS, W, Va, Oct, ll-Thif
evening Hon, W, H, IL, Flick, Republican
candidate for Congress from this, the Sec
ond District, delivered ons Of the most
pointed and able speeches that has ever
been delivered in our little town, There
were about Ave hundred voters present, and
fifty OF the fair sex, who were much pleased
to see their candidate for Congress-. The
roauum, In front OF H, p. Davidson's res
idence, was beautifully decorated. The
Pennington Cornet band furnished excel
lent music. A great many Democrats
were present who, no doubt, will support
Mr.. Flick. DR., A. II. Thayer, Republican
candidate for Aouss Of Delegates, Is also
in town, The party Ia harmonious and
victory ia near at hand,
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EX-SENATOR rUIEE DEAD.

A Prominent Character In tho Secession
Movement Passes Away.
NEW YoRK, Oct, II -Ex,senator D, L
YuIOe, Of Florida, died yesterday at the
Clarendon hotel from heart disease, He
waa born in the West Indies in 1911, Of
Hebrew extraction and his name was orig.
tnally David Lsvy. His parents removed
to Virginia when he was young and in
1924 they removed to Florida. He served
III Congress- as o delegate from the Terri
tory OF Florida from 1871 till 1916 under
the name Of Levy, He fell In love with a
Niles Wicklitfs Of Kentucky and It Is said
one OF the conditions OF her engagement
to him was that he was to have his name
changed.
In the convention which framed the
state constitution Of Florida he served un-
der the name Of Yules. He was elected to
the United States Senate In 1915 and
served until January 2l, 1861, when with
other Southern senators he withdrew.
VI the Southern senators who Withdrew
at the same time the only survivors now
are Jefferson Davis and h. NJ. T. Hunter
Of Virginia.
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pAoKER's LOCKOUT,
Strikers Gaining Reorulta-PrOtsst Agalns
Pinkerton's Guards,

I
Pinkerton's Guards,
CHICAGO, October ll.-None Of the large
pork packing establishments at the Union
stock yards opened their doora this morn,
ing, aud none Of the 10000 men usually
employed in these departments offered to
return to work on the ten.hour basis pro-
posed by the owners Of the packing
houses, There was a tremendous crowd
OF idle men in and about the yards, bu.
no disturbance was reported during the
forenoon. Shortly before nine O'Clock
atty Of the beef killers employed in the
Fowler packing houses stepped work and
and joined the main body Of the strikers.
Shortly af.erTard the men employed to
load tho freight cars by the Armour
house also stopped work, and the pressure
from the strikers Ia so great that the fear
is entertained that the strike will involve
all the lneu employed about the yards
and occasion an entire cessation Of work
In all houses,
AspeCisl meeting Of District Assembly
No. 81, X, OF L., was held last night, at
which Ii was expected that +. II, Butler
and J. Barry, the delegates appointed by
the Richmond Convention Of the K. ot L.,
would be present. They did not arrive,
but sent Q RtelegraminslruCEing the Assem-.
bly, to take no definite action in relation
TO the pending trouble until they arrived.
A memorial addressed to the authorities
OF the town OF Lake was prepared, ex.
pressing the indignation Of the honest
workingmen and CitiEsns at the importa.
OF 'so.Called Pinksrton detectiyes-men
unfit for the exercise OF the power given
them" The memorial charges that
many members OF the Plnkerlon force
have been shown TO be abandoned and
rasCally characters" and concludes: eve
regard the action In placing such CharaC.
ters among US as a grievous error, aud we
protest that their presence Is most caIcu.
lated 10 excite and provoke than to allay
and mollify disContent,"
A proposal to establish q cooperative
packing house received unanimous sup.
polt. It was said that the necessary CAPT.
tal could be readily secured and that there
would be no trouble in securing a location.
One deleghte proposed that II Armour
continues the fight against tho men, his
meats be placed under an everlasting boy.
colt and his business transferred 10 the
cooperative house. The matter Of found
ing the establishment will bs considered
at another meeting.
Messra. Barry and Butler arrived In the
city this morning, and 10 company with
John Foley went 10 the Stock Yards 10
hold o conference with the packers.
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A Daring Robbery.

PlrTsnuRaH, Oct. 1k-A Washington,
Pa, spsclal sayS: While out driving
with two strangers who represented them
selves as livestock purchasers, George
swartz, wealthy livestock dealer Of
Amity, Pa, was held up by the strangers,
aud AZ the point Of gun compelled TO
siga check for 5000 on the Third Ma.
tlonal Bank Of Washington. sWartz, who
10 IS years Of ago, was then thrown
from the vehicle and was forced
10 walk home, a distance OF several miles,
while the confidence men drove away In
the opposite direction. Payment has
been stopped on the check.
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ltaulbars NJ sDun,la,

SOFIA, Oct. ii.--A crowd oi fully 5000
persons met General KAulbMS upon bid
arrival at Hhumla. The spokesman told
him that the people bad full confidence in
the Government. Aiterwatd 4 Ctowd a..
Bembled near the wlndoy whore General
KAulbAts was seated and hoolsd at him.
Some 21nkoiials who WefO going 10 pay
their respects 10 the General appealed "a
officers 70 dlspefoe The crowd, but they
refused 10 do 20,
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WARRINGTON, oct. li,-Ths Gaithsbutf
accommodation, which left here at i
o'clock this morning over the Mettopol!
tan branch Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio road
was run into near Silver Spring station
about nino miles aboye this city, by an
eAStbound freight train. Both loCorno,
tiyes were wrecked and the engineer ol
the freight train and his titemen Wert
badly Injured. Three passengers were
severely but not fatally hurt,
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CLEvELAND, O., Oct, 1.-THE striking
brakemon Of the Mahoning division Of the
Now York, Pennsylvania & Ohio railroad
met the general officers OF the line at
MeRdville, Pa, to-day in an effort 10 sd,
just their difficulties. Tho meeting
vas failure and all the brake
men on tho road quit work.
Tonight the entire road, extending from
Cleveland to salamanca, N. Y, is closed
TO freight and nothing but passenger and
and express trains are running. The
shops OF the company here are closed and
hundreds Of men ara out Of employ
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CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-PAddy Ryan has
signed q contract to aght John l.. Sullivan
eight rounds with small gloves at San
FfanClECO within sixty days. The eight
will be for 85 and 50 per cent Of the gate
receipts, Ryan will commence active
training tomorrow aud will leave for Ban
FFAnCico about November l.. Sullivan 10
expected 10 arrive here the latter part Of
this week 10 Rilix bis signature 70 the
Agreement,
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YIaIhle dtnIns snpplY.

NRw YoRE, Oct 1l.-Followins Is The
official statement Of the visible supply o
grain In store, and Issued BY the
Produce Exchange, Wheat-6g, ,7S7 ,49t
bushels, an increase Of 1,5070SS bushels
Corn-i3,b77,842 bushels, an inCrease o
1892 bushels, OAts--4, ,905, ,440 bushels
an Increase OF 5O,44l bushels, Rye-b3D,
O7s bushels, an increase Of 81 ,844 bushels
Barley--l,sO7, ,79l bushels, an increase o
Qb1 8l2 buAhels,
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wAsulSoroS, d. G., Oct. 1.-THE re-
mains OF the late Chief Justice Salmon P.
Chase, which were buried at Oak Hill,
May 10, 1873, Washington, were this
morning transferred from the old casket
TO n now one prepared for their reception.
General Boynton and others representing
the friends OF the dead jurist were pres.
ent, Whom tho old casket was opened It
was found that the body which was EN-.
balmed before burial, was remarkably
well preserved the features being recog.
niSable. On Wednesday the remains will
be taken TO Cincinnati.
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A KISSING CAMPAIGN,
A RrotheFly Canvass in Tennessee -"Prst
tIeSt Girl In the State"

nrOtherly Canvass In Tennessee -''Pret
tieSt Girl in the state,n
TRENTON, TESN,, Oct, ll,-"Bob" an6
"AlP' Taylor, both candidates for Govern.
or of'Tsnnessee, came from Union City
to-day on the same train, They sat fra
ternally on ono seat The platform Of the
depot was crowded with people anxious
to look at the iaCes Of the distinguished
brothers, When tho train rolled into
Trenton the whole square was packed
with people, Asthecrowd waslargsly Dem.
oCratic bob" was the fayorite, He
pushed bis way to the platform and stand.
ing upon a bale OF cotton was introduced
10 the crowd as the "pride, the hope, the
champion oil Democracy" In Tennessee.
"Alt," the Republican brother, Rlso al.
dressed crowd-smRller, but none the
less enthusiastic. He was placed In 4
hack decorated with red ribbons aud
driven to the hotel at the head Of q large
parade,
All the time there were loud cheers for
"Little All, the friend Of the poor man"
A large numbsr OF ladies collected In the
parlor Of the hotel and requested TO see
Bob" The gallant young Chieitain en-
tered the parloF and shook their hands,
saying q pleasant word to each. 0ne Girl
had dark eyes, dark hair, light complex.
ion and cheeks red with the crimson glow
Of modesty-the prettiest girl IN Tennes.
zee. The temptation was too great.
bob" k!ssed her and said; go tell
your mother" She answered: "You
are the frat man that ever kissed me, and
am proud Of Il"
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tive Board, Says the report: SThe Gen.
eEsl Secretary also recommends the or,
RanizRtiou Of State Assemblies In place ol
the present district plAn." The salary
and expenses Of Mr.. PowdeFly for the
year are 1860 "a, Tho report shows that
on September there was q balance OF 1923. :
S00in the hands Of the treasurer, not in
cluding the assistance funds and the
southern strike funds, which aggregate
S25 900 on hand. Assemblies are being
Organised at the rate Of 800 each month,
Tbs present membership in good standing
Ia estimated at 100000,
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0ln.. worl.er. yyage. Aalu.lea.

PITrsBuRon, Oct. 1.-THE wage differ.
enOes in the Northern District OF the
Window Glass Workers Association
which have caused a suspension Of work
in the factories 10 that district since Sep.
tember have been amicsbly adjusted
aud orders issued to Immediately light the
fires In the IS New York State factories.
A general resumption In the district will
take place on Friday Of this week. The
entire industry Of the country will then
be in active operation at full capacity, OK.
ceptiug one factory In Brldgetown, N. j.,
where only two Of the four furnaces are
running.
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oRowrn or rnr onpnn,
A SUMMARY of the Annual Report of Score.
tary Turner.

A Summary Of the Annual Report Of score.
tAry Turner.
RirnAcNp, oct. 1l.-Following 10 said
to be q tynopIIs Of Secretary Turner's re.
ports In the opening Mr.. Turner says.
"The seventeenth year Of knighthood, the
most eventual one In tha history Of the
order, has passed since the last regular
session tho increase has been about Is
percent, and the order 10 now % tabliOhed
In every State aud territory in the United
States. The colored people Of the South
are ilocking To us, and when thoroughly
imbued With our principles are tinswery.
Ing In their fidelity" The report urges
the organizers 10 bS more cAteful Ia The
selection ci members. Intolerance
10 the proposed journal for the order, Mi
Turner says. at Ia absolutely necessary
that Hfstclasa paper should be publish.
cd. Yotaa we're received from 0S7 locals
pl which 176 we're Ia favor Of the scheme. =
In reference 10 strikes, which he calls ''AI
times necessary gvila," Mr.. Turner Bayl
that 10 per cent Of them took place before
even An attempt At arbitration was made
No local should be allowed 10 strike for al
least one year Alter organisation without
permission oi The General EKecu
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BnANNoN IN TYLER. /

MS Address 10 the Democrats Of linton Dls.
triOt-A small Attendance.
Special CorttpOa,isntt ftAs lnltlliVteer.
FMRNDLY, Tyler Co., Oct, 9.-on FIJI.
day evening, October 9th, Judge Brannon
made an address oi one hOut aud Eve
minutes 10 q crowd Of aty.avs persons
assembled ID the Falrylew school house
near the county line Of PleaSanlH and ~
lsr When the Judge was introduced "a
the audience hS arose and alter making
some preliminary retnarkS hO said that ht
thought this a proper place TO come and
make an address 10 tho people, No dOubJ
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gold and silver and the fur trade Of the
country is not Of any practical value to
report Of Lieutenant schWatks's diEcoyery
Of the so'called Jones river Rs highly prob.
able for the country is so little known and
there are so many rivers that It 10 not a
hard task to discover q new stream in an
extended trip through the Territory,
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sanitary Ilnfnr,n conrrs...

PrrsnuRon, Oct. 1.-THE annual sec.
aI0u oi the Sanitary Reform Congress
commenced here this afternoon. About
~ 9Sbitarians arc present. During the
session number Of papera pertaining Z
general health, aud now 10 promote IL
were read. Tie object Of the meeting d
y got tho Views Of leading scientists OF
the best way Of preventing disease, and
promoting tho health Of tho people.
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shrnrrSo can noupnnY.
A Passenger Tia. $3.50 stolen From uader
Ills pillow.


Ills Pillow.
DErHoir, MloH,, oc!. li.-Jjhn ttu'sor.
Of the Arm otsseilmSn 4 Company, dry
goods commission merchants, Of New
York, and N. r. sttAuSbuV, diamond
merchant ot No. IS, Maiden Lane, New
York, were on the sleeping cor from the
east, which arrived at Detroit at l.lO
o'clock this afternoon. FulSer had on
him $3.50 In Cash which hO placed under
his pillow aud sought sleep, sIrlusburg,
who had with him between forty and
alLy thousand dollars worth Of diamonds,
slaid awake oil night for hlS own proGec.
ton.
This morning Fulser discovered that he
had been robbed. Although search Of the
car wAA made, nothing was found 10 inii.
cato where the robbery had baen commit.
ted, aud when the train retChsd De.
trolt Fulsef stopped over. The suspicion
10 that the Lhlet spotted SlfAusbuFR, who
10 well known As q diamond mefchAul,
and made the haul from Fulbsf'g b6fth
1upposihg u was BtranBbutg whom he was
fobbing. Btfansburg's diamonds wsrS
BeWed 10 bis clothing, aud we're % secure
against thiOvea, even had hO blOp!.
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DIT Il, H, LOGAN desires the 1SrRLlr.
ONcEn to say for him that he could not,
under any circumstances, accept q nomi.
nation ior tho State Senate. The people
would be fortunate to ba able to command
Dr. LOgan'a services for this or any other
public duiy.
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KnnrLrn rlrn,ril j ,vlnnn,r.

ROcEAwAY DEAcu, N. Y, 0Gt. IL
Daniel Oruuly, Of Long Island City, and
Louis Jester, Of Detroit, Mich, engaged 10
pilSs fight at an carly hour this morn
ing. Six rounds were fought, lasting
IE0nty.elght minutes, CfuBty was de-
ClAted tho winner, having knocked hlI
antagonist through d window.
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BASE BALL.
Tho PIttsburgis again Down tho "AIets,''
Hold ON second PlAoo cIlnuhed,

Tho Pittsburgis again Down tho "AIets,''
Hold on second Plaoo ciinched.
PIrrshuRau. Pa, Oct. 1l.-Morris pitch
ed another fine game to-day and the
"MetS" were again defeated, The home
team played strongly in the Gsld and bat.
ted at the right time. The game was
called at the end Of the eighth inning on
account Of darkness. Attendance 1900.
Score,
b innings 12Bd6 OTS
Earned rms, Pittsburgh 9. Two bAse
hits, Barkley, Coleman, Morris. Three
base hits, Roseman. Passed balls, Carroll
2; R9ipaChlsSer 2. Wild pitches, Morris
/. First base on balls, of Morris; Of
Lynch 4. First base on errors, Nets !,
Struck out, by Morris 5; by Lynch 2.
Errors, Pittsburgh 2; Nets l. Base hits,
Pittsburgh 8; Nets 9. Umpire, Valen'
tine,
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DUNN, 0oh ll.-.A petroleum oil
spring has been discovered under o house
in Sligo, While the floor Of The house
was being repaired a quantity Of oil sud.
denly buigt forth. The spring affords a
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SptcIdI DWpaEeh 70 tt IH!tII7tHceT' =
CLARKsDuRa, w. Va, Oct. 1.-THE Re
publicans held a large and enthusiastic
meatlng hero to-day. Henry Raymond
and NJ. G. Holmes wers nominated fol
tho House of Delegates by acclamatlon
Holmes made stirring speech which had
q splendid impression upon his audience
There were more people present thar
have attended q county convention o.
either party Tor many years.
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yrlFg adds another to the seeding
ap,ton who have passed over the big
divide What a volume Of history has
been made since they went out
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AnalhNr i.n Nla.roltv YieLlm.

Ulm dRADEAN, NO., October IL
Gsorso B. Dawson, carpenter Of the Ia
MWcoi,e, died Saturday night, making
the total number Of deaths from the DID.
allef to that boat lhlrly.one. sevetal
VIheB are Ia q very dangerous condition,
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CmcAOo, 1Lb, Oct. ll.-"Bobbyr
Adams, well known 10 tbs police, was ar
rested hers last Friday and tho police say
that they hayB evidence duplicating him
y tho Minneapolis poslolllCe robbery.
ha was held over to-day by the u. y.
Vs.,omnnl1,louor s.o mi until next Wednesday In
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THE wclI.dressed smuggler who goes
abroad torplessurO and comes home laden
with dutiable goods has done an unusual.
ly good buainCSs this season. He doesn't
miud-or she either-how high the tariff
Is so long "a II eau be lodged,
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Ii the old party managers in New York
City had any way to get at Henry
Goorge's vote they might figure where
their respective organizations are likely
tOland after election day. These uncer.
tSlnties ara worrying.
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TE proposition to work conyicts on
public roads Is gaining. 1t may not he
th, IDEAL solution Of the prison labor
question, but II has much to recommend
itoyer any existing method OF making the
convict contribute to his support.
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Tnolr white Knights Of Richmond who
nlaoed 10 90 out in the big walk because
lhere were Colored men in the line, be-
lisye in the dignity Of labor when 1t has q
Rhlta skin.
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Tus promises to be a auccesstul amuse-
u,nt season in Wheeling, The managers
have made a good beginning and the peO-
IA nro resnondlng,
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1s Tennessee, Judge, the candidates
Via, tbo pretty girls, way down in Ten
ps,sc." IA the First District "the woods
az fall Of them"
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PRESIDENT CllyELASp did a good thing
when ho appointed General John M.
OouO postmanter at Boston, Corse wss
asplcndid soldier, is a hlgh.minded gem
tlsman and ought to make good post
maalny
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BITTER things are said OF the Demo.
cratic nominoo for Governor OF Massachu-
ls.s because ho won't contribute to the
cinpalgn iund, He probably wants a
Sight for his nile.
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EnAY be that General Miles has got
nin,aDi tangled In the red tape OF the
VIZ Department, but he got old man
Geronimo and that wasn't bad thing 10
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Nh. MoRplsoS isn't talking any tariff
+, his district this year. Perhaps he
Sipks this an "otT year" for free traders.
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Tns blg.ha.ted woman must go, or ap'
near blre.headed at public gatherings
She is ia the highest sense an OBJ
,,,ac.ionlst. not to say mouopolisE.
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FLICK hps them frightened in the Second
r,,t,ict. II he ever falls foul Of that Dem
%,,tc msjodty there will be nothing left
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an bsg been disCovsredln Ireland, The
c,rd.rd Oil Company will at once be
MI In Irish politics
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SHAFT BREAKS AGAIN,

At 10 o'clock on Friday the engines
were again started, and when the hun.
drsds Of anxious hearts on board heard
the propeller moving, hopes were enter
tanned that the tedious voyage would soon
be over by reaching land, but these hopes
were not soon to be realized, for after l5
revolutions the shaft broke again, this
time beyond all prospect Of being repair
ed. A consultation was now held BY the
officers, aud the exact position OF the ship
ascertained. II was found that she was
so miles OF the coast OF New Found.
land.
AS the provisions were short, all on
board, In fact, for some days previously
having put on an allowance Of two meals
per day. The fret officer Mr.. MaCFarlane,
and seven others volunteered to launch
boat and make for the coast. Among
those who volunteered to 20 In the boat
was Thomas Sutherest, London barrister,
who contested seat In Liverpool in the
Liberal Home Rule interest. His wife be-
Ing on board insisted on accompanying
her husband, but as the trip was
deemed two hazardous for woman.
Mr. Sutherest was compelled to remain
behind. Those who went In the bow
were frst officer MacFArlane, Mr.. Hay,
DR.. Tuttle, DR.. Lock, FarguhAy, Mr.
Green and two others.
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wetzOl Republican Convention.
,sDontIsure Ofths LnitlliosnXr.

VVTTt7VVVVEtI7Vs " VIC IWFIFFE0tNFVF'
WlLEysvlLLE, WETzEL COUNTY, Oct. o.
PurHpant to call OF tho County Com
mIttee the Republicans in convention
assembled nominated s. 9. Miller for
House Of Delegates and elected ths fol-
lowing County Executive Committed:
Clay District-s. p. Carney, j. l.
Hanen, Church District-Geo. Thomas,
Joe Grim, Green DiBtriCt-M. Morgan,
A. Headlsy; Grant Distrlot-L, NJ. Lowe,
j. I. Daton; Magnolia DisIict-T. P.
Jacobs. Sam. McUasksy; Centre Dis
tript-J. D. Thompson, E. L. Stewart ;
Proctor Dlstrict-Wm. Carney, A. T,
Morris,
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Nut time there is a great American
.,r,gorake President Cleveland will take
oghls hat 1t,