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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-05

Alta meeting Of the Board of Directors
of the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, OF Wheeling, held this day for
the purpose of taking action upon the
death OF DR.. 4. II. Logan, it was
RcSOlrcd, That in the death OF DIR. Il.
II. Logan, who has been identified with
the company as director from the date
OF its reorganization, and for years the
President of the Board, tho company
has lost wise counsellor and faithful
friend, one who was always active in its
interests but revcr unmindful of his
duty to others.
Resolrtd, That this community has
sustained loss that will be deeply felt,
us no measure eilecting the public veal
has been agitated without deep inter
est being taken in it by tie deceased;
and whose valuable advice, based upon
thorough examination, supported by
good judgment, his views always clearly
expressed, never failed to have weight.
ReSOlrci, That we tender to the be-
reaved family cur sympathy IN this hour
OF their distress, aud that the secretary
OF this company be instructed to prepare
and 10 send q copy OF these resolutions
to tho family and have the same pub
lished in the daily papers and spread
upon the records OF the company.
C.J. RAwLIHG, President.
g. II. COLLIER, Secretary.
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TALKINN TARIPP IN WLTzgI.
a Splendid NIccti"E-A lsO Foot Pole DedI.
cateL to Harrison and Protection.
sl,1rinL k.Irrcslnn.Lrnrc nf LLr LnL.llitcnccr

a Splendid AIcctimE-A l2O Foot Pole Dedl'
cnteL to Harrison and Protection.
Special Correspondence of he Int,aigeHcer.
LIrrLEroS, W. Va, Oct. 4.-0ne Of
the finest political meetings ever held
in Wetzel county was held this afternoon
at Anthem, six miles from here. A
graceful pole 100 feet high was raised
without hitch. When all wis ready
to run up the flag Mr.. l.. I. Stewart,
chairman of the meeting, invited the
ladies to lay hold OF the rope.
Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart, OF Wheel
ing, was called on to say something APP
prOpriatc 10 the occasion, hich lie did
to the great satisfaction OF the crowd,
paying his respects especially 10 the
ladies. At the conclusion OF Mr.. Hart's
remarks the fife and drum corps opened
fire and the ladies' ran up the tne flag
amid wild cheering for Harrison and
Protection.
The meeting then adjourned to Steu-
arts Hall, into which over 400 people
were crowded, ut least $50 OF them vOt-
ers. Mr.. A. A. Birncy, OF Washington,
D. C., and Mr.. Hart were tire speakers.
They discussed the tariff question only
aud held the audience for three hours
Both speeches were on the practical
business line and made deep impres.
sion. Mr.. Hart used his "pots, kettles and
pans, his Wheeling china and glassware,
his Tyler county blankets and his -
,woolen suit. The novelty Of the object
lesson. was much appreciated.
Many Democrats were interested lis
tcuers, aud some OF them remained after
the speaking to say that this wGs the
oddest political meeting they had ever
attended, because there was no politics
in IL
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changed in rate, but by various changes
in classification actual and important
additional burdens arG imposed.
TIE SENATE TARIFF BILL.
What Interested wheeling People Say
Concerning II.

hlnE AnteteAtou hhtellnE LeopAo oug
Concerning II.
Concerning the Senate Tariff bill, the
provisions of which the ISTELLIGEScER
printed yesterday, but one opinion has
yet been found to exist among the man
ufacturers and business men OF this
community-that it is first rate meas
urc. The wool interests are OF course
entirely satisfied. As to glass, an H.
TELLIGENcER reporter yesterday asked
the opinion of Mr.. q. w. Brockunier.
at is all right" said lie, $50 far as cut
glass and bottles are concerned. /
looked at them on account OF the little
lntroversy we had over those clauses in
the Mills bill. As to the other articles
OF glass l have not had time to ex-
anime"
As to steel, Mr.. Culbertson, OF the
Riverside, expressed the belief that the
bill was all the soft steel manufacturers
could desire. In some respects it gave
IN increased duty. The slight reduction
on nails does not amount to anything.
There has not been n time for years
when nails could be brought in from
foreign countries.
-"As toythe import tax on tobacco"
said Mr.. Hugo L. Loos, "the provision
of the bill is all we could ask. The in
ternal revenue clause would please
dealers and manufacturers in thissection
better il it went farther and did away
with the tax altogether"
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CONDENSED TgLEGRANs.

The Senate lus adjourned until Nom
day.
No agreement has been reached in the
street car troubles at Chicago.
A report TINT another murder had oc.
Cured in London yesterday was denied
later.
Emperor William, Of Germany, was
rendered grand reception ut Vienna
yesterday.
Georgia went practically unanimous
for the Democratic ticket. The RcpuD'
licans had no State ticket in the field.
Two thousand people from Grand
Rapids, Mich, called on Gen. Harrison
yesterday. He made them u tariff
speech.
A young man named Clark, was in
stantly killed yesterday Mt Chicago, by
his arm coming in contact with IN cleo
tric light wire.
The two men who instigated the fe-
male prize fight some time since near
Buffalo were yesterday sentenced TO five
and q liall and three months respect
lively.
A non.partisan citizens convention
in New York renomiuated Hewitt Tor
Mayor last night. This inauguratcs n
war between Mayor Hewitt aud the
County, or Cleveland Democracy.
A handsome young woman has just
arrived in Chicago, who recently per
formed a muleback journey Of over 4OO
miles across the wild and mountainous
Central American Republic Of Hon
durGs.
CounterfcitcustOms sstamps were found
yesterday on cigar boxes in New York.
The cigars were American made and the
bogus stamps are upon them TO delude
the customers into the belief that they
are genuine Havana.
A series OF nine base ball games will
be played for the worlds championship
between the 81. Louis, Of the American
Association, and the New Yorks, Of the
National League. The opening game
will be played at New York on the 10th
inst.
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nISuEARrENEn DEMOCRATS.

a Crowd 50 Slim Judge Fleming Did Not
SpGak-GoVernor FarnswurtII Puts Ills
Foot In 1t.
SperiGl Dlpdteh 10 hc Entelligzcr.
WESTON, W. VA, Oct. To-day the
Democratic meeting was a complete fail.
ure. 1t was announced for days that
Judge A. B. Fleming aud G. W. Daley
would address the citizens Of Lewis
county, aud also that tho Tenth sena,
torial District Convention would be
held on thesame date. Two. brass bands
were in attendance. With all this dis.
play there were not one hundred people
from the country, and had 1t not been
ior the Senatorial delegates and the
usual outpouring from the wards OF the
hospital, the meeting would have pre-.
sentcd very slim appearance. Judge
Fleming looked disheartened and said
he would address the people at some III.
ture day. Daley got OF his stereotyped
Grafton about the taril being tax, and
before hC was half through the crowd
had half disappeared. Thomas d.
Farnsworth, the chronic candidate
for the State Senate, was nomi-
mated, and in his speech OF nc
ceptance declared unqualiiiedly in favor
Of The prohibitory amendment. j. Hop
wood, in his address, declared in favor
OF a genaral gerrymandering Of the
Judicial and Senatorial district, claiming
that eight out OF thirteen OF the farmers
were Republicans, and he indicated
very strongly that the Republicans were
likely to carry the State. 1t seemed to
have been n day OF regrets for the lead
ers. Solid Democrats in every direction
declared publicly that they would moi
support Farnsworth.
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WEST YIRGINIA pOSTOPPICES.

Appropriation for Rents, SC.-Ncw Post
maStcrs-O Offices Established, Sc.
Speeia! DiIpatcit 10 Me ht,cl!igeaser.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 4.-of the
item, Sl5O,OOO, in tho postoflice appro-
priation bill to heat and light and pay
rent for third class postofIlces, West
Virginia offices are allotted $22,S7l. Fol.
lowingare the offices benefited: Charles
town, Clarksburg, Fairmout, Grafton,
Hinton, Huntington, Keyser, Martins
burg, MOrgantown, MoundsviIlc, Pied
mont, Point Pleasant, Wellsburg and
Weston. Offices housed in United
States buildings, Wheeling, Rarkersburg
and Charleston, receive no benefit under
the bill. Heretofore postmasters have
had to supply heat and light and house
room at their private expense. The
salary OF the new Presidential Office at
keyser has been fixed at 81, 100 from the
first OF October.
The fourth class postmasters appoint
ed to-day were James McCatIery at
Sherrard, Marshall county; Selby w.
Cox at Berea, and Ashby Burke at
Elmo.
A new Office has been established at
between Lewisburg and
Frankford, Grcenbrier county. The of
fees have been discontinued at Cane
brake, Mcdowell county; junction Pal
ace, atmouth Of Big Left Hand, Kanawha
county, and at Vandalia, Summers
county,.
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THB LABOR ASSEMBLY,
or Iron and Steel Workers Will
Not Go to Pieces.
A VERY SUCCESSFUL EFFORT
In the Direction of BuiIdlng up the
Organization Made by Master
Workman Lewis-scalc of
Wages for River Coal Men.

PlrrsDuRou, Pa, Oct. 4.-Thcre arc
indications that the efforts to keep the
Iron and Steel Workers National As
sembly No. 2l7, Knights ofLabor, from
going to pieces will prove successful.
Since the recent circular was sent outby
acting Master Workman Lewis, in which
he gave in detail the condition
OF affairs, and called on the locals
for special assessment OF twenty-five
cents to pay of the Indebtedness, the
different assemblies have signilied their
willingness to help build up the district.
1t isprobable that special meeting will
be held, when definite plan will be
laid out for the future.
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The annual sessions Of the Grand
Lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias OF this
State, will be held in Charleston next
week and will, tits isexpected, be attended
by quite number from the lodges in
this city. The officers OF the Grand
Lodge and the representatives from the
lodges here, who are certain to 20, are
Capt. d. Shanley, the Supreme Repre-
sentative from the Grand Lodge Of this
State to the Sovereign Lodge; b.. w.
Connolly, Grand Master at Arms; Fred
Thompson, Grand Inner Guard, and
Baltimore Lodge; Charles Reitz, OF tho
Ohio Valley; John W. Weisgerber, OF
the Black Prince, and james Creighton,
Of Mystic Lodge, Elm Grove. The dele
gates will leave over the Ohio River
road, some going Sunday and others OH
Monday,
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DR. N n. LOGAN,S ruNERAL
The Remains Followed to the Grave by I
Largo COnCOurse.

Auo heNlltlub hOilONch 10 llio GfilEe Dy u
Large COncOursc.
The funeral services over the remains
of DR.. Thomas II. Logan took plare at 10
o'clock yesterday morning at his late
residence, at No. O5l Main street. The
attendance of those desirous of paying a
last tribute to good and honorcd man
was very large. There were representa-
tives OF nearly every class in the city
there from the highest to the lowest and
Oldest to youngest, and il was evident
that all were sincere mourners. II has
been before stated that DR.. Logan's death
was a loss that would be generally felt
throughout the community, and tho
gathering yesterday morning atiested to
the truth OF this. The large residence
could not accommodate onc.third OF
those who gathered.
The services were conducted by tho
Rev. DR.. Il. +. Randolph, pastor OF the
Fourth Street Church, OF which the de-
ceased was for many years q prominent
member. Rev. DR.. Blaisdell, OF the Fe-
male College, assisted in the services,
which were quite simple, yet withal
impressive. The interment, which was
private, took place mt Greenwood, short
ly after the services Mt the house. The
pail bearers were Messrs. Charles IL.
Collier, George X. Wheat, John Bailie,
j. Elwood Hughes, a. j. Clarke, Isaiah
Warren, Charles w. Broekunier and
Joseph Seybold. The Chamber OF Com
merCe attended the funeral in body.
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nnrh peylnncy In rronple AraIn.

Hugh Devinncy was fined 81 and
costs by Justice Davis yesterday for us
ing proiane language towards woman
and otherwise insulting her. The fine
was mere nominal one for the reason
that tho young man is to be taken to
Pittsburgh to-day to answer a more seri-
Gus CHARGE The fine imposed yesterday
was more for the purpose OF holding
him till he could be taken TO Pittsburgh.
1t appears that Hugh was arrested for
his Pittsburgh ollense somc time since;
he was released on bail, n Pittsburgher
going on his bond after llugh's father,
Stephen Devinney, Of this city, had
secured the bondsman against loss. II
is time for Hugh to appear in Pitts
burgh and as he shows 10 inclination to
go there, his father has undertaken to
see that he shall go and thereby save
him (Stephen) from serious loss. officer
Gaus viii take Hugh up this morning.
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ADRIAN, Mfcn., Oct. 4.-This was a
great day for the Republicans of Lena
wee county. In addition to other
speakers they were treated to en- ad-
dress by Mr.. Blaine, who had come
over IRON Detroit specially for that pur-
pose. The special train conveying the
party lett Detroit at $3.50 this morning.
Mr.. Blaine, ON his arrival here, was
escorted to the fair grounds where u
mass meeting was being held. Here in
the sunshine OF beautiful afternoon
Mr.. Blaine addressed some $4,000 of the
citizens of Adrian and surrounding
country on the tariff.
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Yellow Fever Bulletin.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 5.-Dr. Ken
worthy to-day made a report on the con,
dition Of affairs ut McCleny.
There are now l24 whites and II col.
ored people there. The number oI
cases Of yellow fever to date, 100 white
and 90 colored; now sick, II white
and S colored. The official bulletin
for "A hours to 6 p. m.-New cases, 20
deaths, i; total cases, 9,97l; total deaths
OIL
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A charlosion Tragedy.

Special Dtsl0iciIto 10 he Inttliig1leT.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Oct. 4.-Herman
Botkin, aged 81, n son OF c. j. Botkin,
Deputy Sheriff, living with Nellie Reed,
the keeper OF bagnio, for several years,
Quarrcllcd with her last night about an
other man. He threatened to kill her,
ahd then went to her room and shot
himself over the right eye with n IS
calibre revolver. He fingered until /
o'clock to-day, when he died. There
was no inquest.
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Special Dtpaieh TO the hielligaesr.
WESTON, W. VA, Oct. 4.-IIons. G.
W. Atkinson and a. W, Campbell ar.
rived here this evening, after having a
rousing meeting at Troy to-day. They
speak tomorrow ut Lost Creek ut s p. IN.
and West Milford in the evening.
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The first regular meeting Of the c. l.,
S. @. Local Club for the Chautauqua year
1853 will be held tonight in the Y. NJ.
G. A. parlors. Since Puck, in the wit
less fling at Wheeling lately published,
so widely advertised the circle the men,
bers are more than ever determined 10
make this, the Greek year, successful
one. The circle should be, in the words
OF Secretary Martin, "a representative
one n pride to the city," Much inter.
est is already being manifested. An In
teresting programme has been arranged
for tonight. The public Is cordially
invited 10 attend.
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SpeeIdl DiApd'eA 70 INC HHaIiJHer'
RAvENswoop, W. VA, Oct, Rev.
W. NJ. Weekly, Of Ritchio county, was
nominated for Congress by the Prohibi.
ton convention this afternoon. George
Leonard, OF jackson county, was made
Elector. The attendance was small. Hon.
4, X, CarskUdOn was present.
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About the only transaction OF public
interest yesterday in Judge Boyd's part
OF the Circuit Court, which was the only
part in session, was the sentencing OF
George Price, colored, the individual
who robbed the room OF Mr.. viii Lutz,
at the stamm House. lie was sentenced
to five years imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary at Moundsyille. George
Thomas, who was indicted with Price
for the same oiTensc, was, 1t will be re-
membered, found not guilty. The two
were also indicted for breaking into
Tunts cigar store and robbiug it. These
two indictments were nollicd yesterday.
The jury has been discharged and the
term viii probably be wound up to-
morrow.
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Special Dipdieh 10 he Llialigtaesr.
Pr. Pleasant, W. VA, Oct, 4.-The
well known hardware firm Of ]. NJ.
Adkins & Co. went under this morning,
Il. Wiley, jr., assignee. The liabilities
are not known.
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HINTON, WA, Aug. 2S, 1883.
DEAR sIG:-YOnrs received. Our
committee will meet on the 81 aud your
suggestions will be laid before it.
| do not think delegation can be
gotten out from this county. | think
II would be well for you 10 come up
among our people. What do you think
OF it? ! do not expect delegation can
be gotten out, as matters are.
Yours truly,
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BENwooD, W. Va, Aug, 2s, 1888.
Hon. J. n Lanmm. Chairman, &c.
Your call and certificates for Inde-
pendent convention received and will
do all can to further the interest Of the
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20 sInEwp 40 sIGN ms NAME."

WEST UNION, W. Va, Aug. /, lSSs.
J. ~ LqHa1a, Calirata Iad'peadsni Erecafire
CoRmiisr, ChaHe'ton, u; IA.
DEAR Sn:-Wc have only six colored
voters in our county, andY DO not think
we could place confidence in any Of
them. They are tenants Of Republicans
and are not very intelligent colorcd
folks. Yours Truly,
Not signed.l
P.S. Let your good work go on and
any asSistaRce can do you | would
ChperiullY 90.
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right, and the other two will be, y
managed right. ThurstOn is u good
speaker. AS soon as some friends came
into my hands will set part enough
to comply with your request. They
will reach your city Tuesday night by
way OF Parkersburg and the Ohio Rivel
road. Yours truly,
j. L. RUSSELL.
BOLD TRICK.
RoMxEY, W. Va, Sept. s, 1855.
Jh. j. " Liaaaa:
DEAR sIR:-I neglected to tell yoT not
to let out to the delegates from here that
bad their expenses paid. You eau tell
Thomas Thurston anything you want, MS
he can be trusted with any plans you
have on hand. Think it would be well
enough ii you have any papers to distri;;
butte to give them the other two. And
IL YOU appoint n committee for this coun.
ty appoint either Whiting or Alexander,
or both. | think it would De well
enough to appoint an executive COM
mittee for this county, and would sug.
gest that You appoint committee OF
five. will give you the names. How
ever, you can consult with ThurstOn
about 1t. would suggest for the execu!
tive committee, Alfred Whiting, Albert
Alexander, Daniel Mathews, Louis
Edminson and leave Tom Thurston to
give you the other name.
Yours truly,
J.E. RUSSELL.
There arc other gentlemen high in the
management OF the Democratic party
engaged in this outrageous deal for the
colored vote, and there are other facts
connected with the whole proceeding
which will open some peoples eyes.
The INTELLIGENcER, however, does not
believe in giving all the good things at
once.
The above letters are sufficient to
show the reader that the voluntary"
move OF the "COlored Independents"
was heartily aided Ly tho Democratic
managers. The last three
letters are samples OF interesting ones
that may be published later. The ex-
posure shows Just how desperate is the
ease OF the West Virginia Democracy.
The colored vote in the State Is between
1000 and 1000 1t is stake worth
playing for, particularly to party whose
grasp is weakening. Heretofore the
Democrats have not considered il necCs-
sary to play for the colorcd vote. This
year they are doing it with n high hand.
They went, however, to the wrong mar
ket. The great mass OF colOred voters in
this State not being for sale, Mr.. Lam
man is unable to deliver the goods.
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The steamer Andes will make an ex.
cursion trip to the Cincinnati Centen.
nial Exposition, leaving Wheeling,
Tuesday, October 0, at II M, arriving at
Cincinnati Thursday noon, returning
Friday night ut II o'clock. A brass
band will be on board.
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HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC ENEcU. /
TIVE COMMITTEE, AAs0S COUNTY,
PoIST PLEASANT, Aug. %, 1885. }
j. ". LG,man, En-, csafrHan, &C., Chale,ton, iI'
"a:
DEAR SIN: In reply to your letter oi
August 9th in regards the holding Of Il
conference and a convention OF colored
Independent voters OF this State would
say that our Executive Committee to-
day in session has approved OF the same,
and would suggest the name OF John
Rose, US he eau be fully depended upon
to represent our interest and will be
there to confer with you on the 30th OF
August. He there and then will at
tend to the selection OF the delegates
from this county. Would have answer
cd your letter sooner. but our commit
tee did not meet until to-day.
Very respectfully,
j. u. TIPrITT, Chm.
Gus JoRpoN, sec'y.
will be in Charleston on tho SOth
and will see you, and confer with you.
Yours, &c,
hONs IAhNoNOhAi pN bENhs
DIMocnATIC HEADQUARTERS, I
BuCKHANEoN, W. VA, Sept. !. ]
J. W. Luman, CaaricstOa, u. Ia.
DEAR SIR:-YOur letters received. !
have handed the contents to colorcd
Democrats. / lOn'tt think they will at
tend as they are generally OF limited
means. Their names are w. d. Forney,
Wm. Bolden, Grcvy Lev, Major Wilson.
We have no money in this section. am
sorry we can't help you.
Respectfully,
II j, FARNswORTU.
40 FINANcIAL AID HERE.
ITEADQUARTERs HARRISON County
DHMoCRATIc EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
CLAREsBURU, W. Va, Aug. 29, ,'SS. J
Ihr. J. W LmmdR. CharIes'on, ". Va:
DEAR Sm: Your several letters were
duly received. l havcgiven out most OF
the circulars you sent, but do not think
any ColorGd man in this county will at
tend the Conference. They are almost
all Republicans 10 Il man. One colored
man in this place, Byrd Littlcton, is q
Democrat aud u good friend OF U. S.
Marshal Sehon. lie said he would like
to go, but cannot afford to go to tho ex-
pense. Our committee is already in debt,
and is wholly without funds. hope
your conference will be pleasant aud
successful. Am very sorry we are not
in condition TO aid you financially.
Very truly and respectfully,
CRUGER w. SMITH.
ALErrER GIVING a POINTER.
OFFICE OF ADAMS & MILLER,
ATToRSEYs.Ar-LAw,
HINTON, w. Va, Aug. 0, 1855.
DEGs SIR:-Yours received. | would
suggest the name of Rev. j. @. Nickel
in reply to yours Of the Sth.
Very Respectfully,
JAS. II. MILLER.
Nickellis Republican inclined. George
Wade is the only Democratic Colored
man in town. Evartus Pack has consid-
cradle influence more possibly than
Nickel.
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project, although there are few colorcd
men in this county. II it is possible We
will send three delegates.
Yours Respectfully,
THOMAS p. DEEGAN.