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CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS.
Overwhelming Enthusiasm for tho Ma
tionaI TIckct for Governor.

Overwhelming Enthusiasm for tho Ma.
tionaI Nomination for Governor.
HARTFORD, Conn, August l5.-The
Republican State Convention on assem-
bling perfected its organization by elect
ing Temporary Chairman John NJ. Hall
as Permanent Chairman. Mr.. Hall, in
accepting the Office, reviewed the record
Of the Democratic party in National
affairs; in its hostility to the protection
to American industries and its mal-ad-
ministration Of the Government, its de-
moraIization OF the postal service and
violation Of the principles OF civil ser
vice reform, The speaker was heartily
applauded when he spoke Of protection,
and again when he mentioned the name
OF Blaine, but the most overwhelming
enthusiasm was at the mention OF the
Presidential candidates, Harrison and
Morton, every mention OF them being
greeted with prolonged cheering. The
Hon. Morgan G. Bulkley was then NOM
mated for Governor by acclamation.
Gen. S. !, Merwin, Of New Haven, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor,
also by acclamation. r. ]. Walsh, oi
Greenwich, Was then nominated for
Secretary Of State.
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The Txnn Wi tInr Contcst.

ToRoNTo, ONT., August 15.-At mid
night Monday night the Type-writing
Speed Committee, at the examination of
the single sentence competition, found
that the four leading contestants had
written MS follows: Osborne, of Rochcs-
ter, N. Y, on the caligraph, GAG words
gross, 627 net; McGurrin, OF Salt Lake
City, on the Remington, G3S words gross,
COS net; Mrs. Henderson, OF Toronto, on
the caligraph, G2l words gross, G03 net;
Miss NJ. i. Orr, OF New York, on the
Remington, $40 words gross, 57l net.
Osborne gets silver metal for the high
est rate OF speed yet recorded.
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about thirty minutes to as intelligent and
responsive an audience as / have
ever faced. When the Jacksonville
train came in and we started north again
l noticed that had fallen among the
most scared and most forlorn looking
people on earth. Suddenly heard one
man say to another that they should 90
forward, but his friend replied that they
would not be permitted to. This rather
surprised me until found, upon inves-
tigation, the majority Of my fellow pas.
sengers were flying from the plague
stricken city Of Jacksonville. They
were all bound for New York and i'm
agined that half Of them were carrying
the germs of the yellow fever in their
systems. This is what l mean in say
ing that a word from me would adjourn
the House instantly, but out Of regard
for the feelings Of my colleagues ] will
forebare to speak"
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Special Dtspatch TO he IattaiJener.
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, August To-
The Democrats are al! torn up here.
They are starting to Huntington. No
two agree as to what should be done.
The county convention instructed for
Howard for Governor and English for
Supreme Judge. The fact Of such nm
instruction shows the weakness OF both.
The county could not hope to command
two offices so important. Couch comes
in and is fighting English. On whit prin-
ciple he hopes to stand better show
than English is n mystery. Couch has
dallied around the edges Of all parties.
The Republicans will carry Mason for
their entire ticket. With Charles B.
Smith for Congress,J. NJ. Jackson would
not know what had hurt him.
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CmcAco, August l5.-The postOllice
inspectors having in charge the letter
box robbery affair have completed n
partial list Of the checks, drafts, money
orders and other negotiable papers which
were found in Vano Berkampf's room
and say that so far it foOts up over $780,
600. Inspector kidder is satisfied that
the aggregate value Of all the stolen
documents which were recovered will be
fully a million dollars. There is no
means OF telling how much cash Nano
Berkampf secured.
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XXXvI--NUMBER 3ll.
JUDGE HAGAES
Is the Name OF the Successor to Judge
Brooks Fleming.
e,..E.I FF.-.f.I .. ~

Is the Name of the Successor TO Judge
Brooks Fleming.
Special Dispdteh 10 The IHtclliOendeT.
FAERMoNT, W. VA, August 15.-The
Republican Judicial Convention for the
district embracing Harrison, Marion and
Monongahela counties, met here to-day
at o'clock. 1t was largely attended
from each Of the three counties. The
Court House proved too small to accom-
modate the delegates, necessitating an
adjournment to Armory Hall. w. S.
Meredith, OF Marion county, was elect
ed President OF the Convention, and Il.
q. Dunnington, OF the same county, was
made Secretary. Subsequently the list
OF Secretaries was increased to four by
the appointment Of B. NJ. Jones, Of
Monongahela, G. W. ShuttleswortlI,. Of
Harrison, and II. g. Shinn, OF Marion,
assistants.
Three candidates were presented to
the Convention, Col. A. G. Moore and
@. w. Lynch, Esq, OF Harrison, and the
Hon. j. Nj. Hagans, OF Monongaheia.
Mr.. Hagans was nominated on the first
ballot, receiving within a fraction Of $50
votes, whereupon Col. Moore moved to
make the nomination unanimous, and
the motion was carried. Good feeling
prevailed throughout the contest, and
the unsuccessful aspirants pledge hearty
acquiescence. Hagans wilibe elected by
a large majority, his own county pledg.
ing at least 100 majority to the general
result. He will preside over the courts
with dignity and ability.
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sptclal Dllpalch 10 Ws INltIIlgWctF.
RlTcnIE c. H., W. Va, August To-
Constable II. T. Knight, of this place,
went to smithville to-day, to arrest Jud
Riddle, on a charge OF selling whisky.
After Riddle was arrested and hand
cuiFed, l.. 7. Riddle, appeared on the
scene and without any warning jumped
onto Knight and proceeded to chastise
him. Knight had his shoulder dis
located and was somewhat scratched up,
but finally got stsrtedwith bis prisoner.
While crossing King Knob hill, a lonely
region, Riddle jumped from the wagon
and escaped, handcuiied and all. Rid
die, jE., will be recaptuEed and Riddle,
sr,, will be arrested for resisting an otli-
Ger OF the law,
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CPtCUE DI"p"AtH tO Wt 4htWtbtHCtI'
WAsntNGroN, D. c., August i5.-A
prominent Eastern Panhandle man says:
dan Lucas is determined not to be
downed. The Kenua. Camden people
have beaten him in his own home for
the Legislature and delegate to the State
Convention. Lucas greatly desired to
go TO the Convention, For many years
he has been conspicuous figure in
Democratic State Conventions, and it is
his delight to mingle with the brethren
on those great occasions. Although de-
feated, he has outwitted his enemies and
will 60 TO Huntington as proxy" My
informant says he is loaded to the muz.
zle, and will do great execution Mt both
ends when he goes off in the Conven-
tion.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August l5.-Sur-
geon General Hamilton has received q
telegram from the Secretary of the State
Board of Health Mt Wilmington, n. c.,
saving there are no cases OF yellow fever
in Wilmington, but there is asuspiCious
case isolated three miles from Colds.
boro, thirty.iour miles from Whining
tor, which Is supposed to have come from
jacksonville, The official bulletin from
Jacksonville, Florida, received at the
marine hospital to-day shows three new
cases, no deaths and twenty.three pa
tients under treatment, There have
been twenty.eight cases to date and thir'
teen deaths.
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TIE CAMP FIRE.
A House TIlIed with Young Veterans aud
Their Friends-A RousinG Amir.

A House TIIed with Young Veterans aud
Their Friends-A RousinG AfIair.
They were little slow getting in
after the labors OF the day, but when
they all got there the Grand Opera
House was packed and the heat was
having fun with the thermometer. Some
famed with fansand some with tlags,and
Jolly young officer over in one corner
was hard at work trying to keep himself
cool with two flags and straw hat. The
ladies' were out in force, gay with their
badges and ribbons and not the least in
terested OF all the large gathering. Blue
coats and brass buttons were thick in
the body OF the house. The stage might
have been mistaken for tdJledu ripdnt
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THE IMMIGRATION INVESTIGATION.
How Cigarmnkers are Crowded out by
Imported LabOrers.

No" NbS SAo"NSN S"N ~
Imported LabOrers.
NEw YoRK, August l5.-DaHd Harris,
a cigarmaker, OF $40 East One Hundred
and Fourteenth street, and President of
the local Cigarmakers' International
Union, was the first witness to-day be-
fore the committee which is investigat
ing the evils OF immigration. When he
first adopted the trade in 1861, the per-
centage Of foreigners were only from five
to ten, but now they are in vast ma
jority. American workingmen have
been almost entirely driven out of the
trade, as they cannot work for the wages
which the foreigners gladly accept. In
1864 n good hand cigarmaker could earn
$50 week, but now Sl2 is n fair weeks
wages. The foreigners keep by them
selves and few learn TO speak English,
and still fewer are those who become
citizens. Mr.. Harris knew OF manufac-
turers who subscribed money to aid in
bringing foreign Cigarmakers to this
country
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New PHILADELPHIA, o., August l5.-
Emma Traxel, the Is year old daughter
of Jacob Traxel, of Crooked Run. near
here, narrowly escaped being buried
alive Monday. Saturday morning she
was taken sick and to all appearances
died. She was prepared for burial and
placed in 4 coffin. The funeral was set
Tor Monday. Sunday evening Miss
Traxel, to the astonishment Of all, sud-
denly came TO and arose as it were from
the dead. She had been in trance
thirty hours, and was conscious OF all
her surroundings.
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cess. J. W. St. Clair will place Judge
Morrow in nomination. There is going
to be lots Of fun tomorrow. w.s.F.
BLOOD on THE MOON.
Governor Wilson Cuts Her Loose aud There
is Promise of Fun To-Dny.
r..-.t.i - 10 A.. IuL.Lii....n...

Governor Wilson Cuts Her Loose aud There
is Promise of Fun To -Dhy.
Special Disvtteh to he IHtelligaIoer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August l5.-
There were nine coaches packed and
still there's more to follow. Abou,
every Democratic notable in the State is
here now. 1t is almost impossible TO get
inside hotel door, so great is the caush,
This evening the Barbourville band sere-
naded Governor Wilson at the Floren-
tine hotel and calls for him brought him
to the front with suspicious alacrity. He
made q speech even more demagogiC
than is his wont. He worked the dis
franchisement crank and in the next
breath condemned the Republicans for
waiving the bloody shirt and aGtating
dead issues. His "fggers" MS he called
them, were prefaced by the promise that
his tariff argument was original, and It
was.
Nothing like it was ever heard. He
said under the present II per cent robber
tariff the American people last year
wasted billion dollars, and by reducing
the tariff to 42 per cent the Democrats
proposed to save half this billion. A
proposal to call for Foraker was at once
set down on by leading Democrats us nm
aggravated species OF cruelty to animals.
When Wilson began on the Chinese
issue Tlom Dallah, who had Just arrived,
blushcd and remembered he had to meet
some friends at the train. l asked
prominent Democrat what the Governor
talked about and he said, "about an
hour and half too long"
Then Henry S. Walker was called out
and rang the changes on prescription
and the tariff. Eustace Gibson followed
with characteristic speech in his most
spirited mood, his theme being Eustace
Gibson. lie had talked but Il short time
when somebody pulled him down, and
he quit with this parting shot: "The
machine says I've got tolquit, gentle
men, and l'm goingtO quit"
X. +. Kidd followed, talking about the
robber taritT' and Acknowledgement and
Perry Simpson, OF Point Pleasant, then
talked about disfranchisemcnt and the
tariff. Iells for "Kenner" had no ef-
feet, and the crowd scattered slowly.
NEW COMBINE.
There is II rumor tonight that COM
bine against Fleming has been made and
that both Judge Morrow and Judge
will be before the convention.
This will be found Tomorrow to be cor.
rect. There is evidently n combination
of the field against Fleming. He has
some slick opposition here tonight and
the contingency mentioned in my earlier
dispatch in which Howard might be the
man does not now seem SO remote.
The Register is credited here with be-
ing run solely to put the slate through
and is being edited from this end Of the
wire by the ring. Manager fancy is
here, but il the Democrats talk to him
rs frankly us they do about him he can
not be happy. Ex-senator Camden
came down this evening and is alleged
to be here for blood from the head OF
the present administration to the foot
thereof. WISE.
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LONDON, August l5.-A crisis is re-
ported to exist in Turkey between the
Sultan and his ministers. The trouble
is due TO the refusal Of the Sultan to
sanction the Grand Vizier's proposal 10
borrow Gl, 100000 from Turkish banks.
This amount is demanded by the Minis
ter OF War and Minister Of Marine TO
purchase goods and to pay soldiers and
seamen's wages, which are long over
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CHICAGO, August ia dispatch from
Chattanooga, Tenn, says; Smith Sloan,
IN escaped convict from this county,
met Wesley Waultlawand on the street at
South Pittsburgh, Tenn, Monday night,
and the two quarreled. Sloan shot
Waultlawand and his iourtecn.year-old
boy, who was with him. Both OF the
wounded people will die.
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FIfth senatorial District Democrats.


ePtCI4 DISph'cH " "e JNtH'VtHCp'
POINT PLEASANT, August l5.-At the
convention OF the Democracy Of the
Fifth Senatorial district, held in this
city to-day, Hon. George B. Grow, OF
Jackson, was nominated by acclamation.
A resolution was adopted endorsing the
candidacy Of II. K. Howard, of this
county-hlason-for Governor, and in
structing the delegates to cast their
votes OF the Fifth Senatorial district for
him in the convention ut Huntington.
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mander.in.C Chief Abbott, whose short
talk went straight to the point. He
outlined the patriotic purpose OF the
order which, ne declared is not Sec
tional, not political, but aims to perpetu-
ate those patriotic memories which
make men better citizens. Mr.. Charles
Burdett Hart, Of Wheeling, told how he
came to be decorated with the Ancient
and Honorable Order of the Kansas
Grasshopper and sunaower, and was
made TO pay well for it when Kansas
ont the floor.
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Sixth Senatorial District Democrats.
,n1rinI pLsL,nLI.h 10 hr LuL1Llinrncgr.

cptCtW AIhphc'' lU Wt 4Wth'VtHoI'
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August l5.-The
Democrats of the Sixth Senatorial dis
trict met here to-day and nominated B.
]. Pritchard, OF Wayne county, for State
Senator. Pritchard had no opposition.
The convention was tame affair, ex'
cept for speech by Eustace Gibson al
the wind up, packed full Of chestnuts.
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SUNSET COx'S QUESTION.
One Little Sentence From His Lips Would
Adjourn Congress.

Ouc Llttle seuAeuVo EEoh hN Laps NOulu
Adjourn Congress.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-Congress-
man Sunset Cox says one little sentence
from his lips will adjourn the House in,
stantly. What Mr.. Cox means is ex-
planned by the following statement made
by him to a Herald representative to-
day:
LAST Thursday" Mr.. Cox began, az
ran down to Morehead City, North
Carolina, to obtain few days rest, re.
turning to Washington yesterday. My
train was detained at Greensboro 70
await the arrival OF the Jacksonville and
Florida express, My presence on tht
train had been telegraphed ahead and
when alighted at Greensboro / iount
large crowd in attendance who insistet
upon my addressing them. 1spoke 10
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MAJOR A. P. DAVIS,
The Originator and Founder of the Order
OF Sons Of Veterans.

The Originator and Founder of the Order
of Sons of Veterans.
Major Augustus P, Davis was born in
the city Of Gardiner, Kennebeck county,
State OF Maine, May 10, 1885, and is
therefore So years old.
His family, originally from Wales,
came to this country from England
shortly after the arrival OF the Pilgrim
Fathers, and located in and about Bos-
ton, Mass.
Major Davis Is descendant OF the
same stock as Captain Isaac Davis, who
fell April 10, l77S, at the battle OF Con-
cord Bridge, the first engagement OF the
Revolutionary war. His great grand
father, Lieutenant Jacob Davis, OF Rot
tCOnlinted on Fourth Pags.1
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founder OF the Sons OF Veterans, who is
member, and who always greets Son
Of Veteran as "onc OF my boys"
Mrs. O'Brien, the President OF the
Ladies' Aid, is a charming lady. She
was elected to her position last year at
Akron, Ohio, without any opposition,
and is very popular in the order.
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SpteIaI DllpdIcN 70 Ht IHN1'Y'EotT'
UNPLEASANT, W. Va, August ID
Hanson Taylor, colored manwho drove
the Adams Express wagon at Charleston,
W. Va, came down to the depot yester-
day morning and after filling his wagon
with express goods, put a few money
packages in his pocketand came 10 Point
Pleasant. The authorities arrested him
here and placed him in Jail,
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Tho Free traders arc Coming, HeIgh.EEo! {!

The Free Traders arc Coming, HeIgh.IIe: {:
Special DLpatch to The IHteliOner.
WAsuISGToN, D. G., August 15.-sen-
ator Kenna has arranged for the attend
ance of Senator Blackburn aud Repre-
sentative Mills at Charleston next
Saturday night to educate the natives in
the intricacies Of Democratic issues.
Blackburn teIegraphed from the seaside
to-day he would be on hand.
Representative Wilson left tonight for
Huntington,
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A PntrIor,s Reward.

Special Dipateh to @c Inteaignen.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-Wiiliam II.
johnson has been appointed postmaster
at Tylers Creek, CG6ell county.
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THE LADIES AID.
Their National Convention Organized Yes
tertlRy.

The National Ladies' Aid Society ol
the Sons OF Veterans, met yesterday at
G. A. r. hall at 8 o'clock, every State in
which the order has been organized be-
ing represented. The order is quite
young, this being only the second An
nual Encampment.
Mrs. W. D. A. O'Bicn, of Ohio, the
President, called the EnCampment 10
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NRw YoRE, August l5.-The funeral
OF Lawrence Jerome took place at the
family residence in West Nineteenth
street, this forenoon.
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August l5.-There
were twenty deaths from yellow ieverin
this city on the 2Sth Of July, largely
among the military.
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PANAMA, August l5.-The Commercial
Of Lima reports that during family riot
in Castila in the Department of Are
quipa ten persons lost their lives.
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Of Washington and his Generals, it gilt
tered so with its brilliant military COM
pany.
THE MUSIC.
The Opera House orchestra opened
the entertainment with one OF its best
efforts and throughout the evening
added to the good opinion OF it already
formed by the visitors. When the band
let loose with q medley OF patriotic airs,
the old familiars Of the bivouac and the
Grand Army camp fire, the house went
wild. Flags and fans waved and the
audience cheered itself hoarse, and
while this was going on the artist who
manipulates the Cymbals let go with
giant crackers and horse pistol, filling
his part OF the house with smoke and
giving the young veterans n baptism Of
fire. The spontaneous demonstration
aroused by the music was one OF the
features Of the evening, 1t was ascene
to be remembered and the visitors were
delighted.
THE TALKING REdINs,
Division Colonel Bagulcy, as the pre-
siding officer, called the assemblage to
order and Chaplain Garst, Of Illinois,
offered fervent patriotic prayer which
40 touched some OF his hearers that they
forgot that it Is not quite in order to aP'
plaud a prayer. Mayor Seabright de
iivered q brief and appropriate address
OF welcome, and was followed by Com
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Judge A. Brooks Fleming Heads
the String Of Flyers,
BUT THE OTHERS ARE PUT
TING UP A GAME,
And Schemes Of the Slate Makers
May be Knocked Into Pie.
There May be an Interesting
Picnic and Fun for the
Gallery Gods To-day.
Special pt,palch to Me ln!esllpeneer.

Special DispGtch to Ae Latel'igeHeer.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August l5.-It
looks now as if Judge Fleming will be
nominated for Governor by the State
Democratic Convention which meets
here tomorrow, and that pretty early
in the proceedings. A contingency
might arise, however, in which Hiram
r. Howard would be the man. Mr..
Howard is going to have u very respect
able support, and il, rs some people pre-
dict, Judge Morrow's friends insist, in
spite of his withdrawal, in presenting
him to the convention, and he has II
formidable support, Howard may walk
in and pluck the plum-a repeti-
ton OF Wilson'S luck four years ago.
1t has been urged against Judge Flem-
ing that he is Ex-senator Camden's can
didate, but il is said here that hc was
first induced to become candidate by
solicitation OF Governor Wilson. How
ard is popular and lie has the advantage
OF the united support Of his own county
Of Mason; besides which, intelligence
reaches here that his Senatorial district
endorsed him at the Democratic Con-
vcntion ut Pt. Pleasant to-day.
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detachment from the G. A. R. posts. On
arrival at the park, lunch will be
served to the guests Of the occasion.
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For Superintendent of Schools it is
conceded that Morgan has walk over.
Although NJ. X. Duty, of Richie coun-
ty, B. II. Thaxton, OF Cabell, and Mr..
Lewis, of Mason, have been named as
candidates, nobody knows them to be in
the field. 1t is also evident that Auditor
Duffy will be renominated. He seems
to be the only candidate talked about
here, though Holly Armstrong is on
deck and cheerful and Major Mcdonnell,
Of Wetzel. and C. G. White, OF Hamp-
shire, are still understood to be in the
field.
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Of Washington and his Generals, it gilt
tered so with its brilliant military COM
pany.
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PRESIDENTIAL PARTIALLY

Cases of Pension Vetoes that Strike Us
Near Home Destitute Soldiers Across
the River are the Victims.
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