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"A CLRAR STRAnnLE.
Adoption of the Tariff Plank of 1ssI-Ad.
minIStratIon Men Predict Defeat.


minIstration Men Predict Defeat.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Committee on
Resolutions resumed its session at 10
o'clock this morning at the Southern
Hotel. The subcommittee appointed to
draft platform entered the room after
wards looking exceedingly worn by their
long session of last night. They report
cd their inability to agree, the point at
issue being the question Of reafiirming
the tariff plank in the platform OF 1884.
The subcommittee had listened to earn
est appeals last night in favor of another
and opposed to the question, but could
not agree.
Mr.. German proposed reaflirmation
OF the tariff plank in the 1884 platform,
and a general Endorsement Of the policy
OF reduction indicated in the Presidents
tariff message.
Mr.. Waterson opposed any allusion TO
the 1884 platform, which he deemed
equivocal and indirect.
Mr.. German addressed the committee
for an hour, and emphasized the politi'
cal expediency OF n moderate tariff pol
icy. While he considered the prospects
of Democratic success in New York much
better than they were four years ago, he
regarded Indiana, land he appealed tC
Senator Turpie to confirm his state
ment New Jersey and Connecticut as
doubtful, and he would have no hope
of his party carrying them upon tariff
for revenue only platform. Mr.. Cor
man argued, in conclusion, that the
platform of 1884 was the one upon which
Mr.. Cleveland was elected; that he has
Mr.. German stated, been content to nd
minister the Executive office in accord
ance with its principles. 1t has ample
latitude as much as the administration
itself deserves; and it would be i'm
polite at this time to make it more EN-
| I,bOkin
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HE GHTSAPDSTPONEMENH
The Van Baker Murder Trial
Goes Over to October.
THE PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY
In the Circuit Court at wellsburg.
Judge Jacob Grants the Petit
ton of the Prisoner,
After Brief Debate.

The Van Baker murder trlnl was yes
terday postponed till October s. When
court opened at o'clock, after a few
preliminaries, Judge Jacob ordered the
prisoner brought in, and he came into
court, accompanied by his daughter,
Flora, and son, Marcellus.
The discussion was then resumed on
the petition for continuance.
Mr.. Brown said that one or two wit
nesses for the defense would come, and
read u telegram from oneofthe witnesses
for the defense saying he would come
when needed.
Mr.. Cook and Mr.. Moore said they
had sworn that they could not get the
witnesses and that they were non-resi-
dents, and it was no answer for Brown
to say the witnesses would be here.
Speaking on the motion for continu-
ance, Mr.. Braddock said their witnesses
were scattered over three States, and
that he as one OF the counsel for the de-
Tense, had used all diligence to obtain
knowledge OF their whereabouts. One
witness, u German by the name Of Up
hotT, who testified for the defense at the
former trial, could not be found, and his
evidence was Of vital Importance to the
cause OF the prisoner. As to the wit
ness, Miss Eide Mcconnell, Mr.. Brad
dock said her absence had been kept u
profound secret. Counsel for the de-
tense had tried to find out her address,
Mr.. Braddock having sent DR.. Morris to
her parents, and they refused to give her
address.
A discussion here arose between Mr..
Hutchinson and Mr.. BraddoCk as to the
whereabouts Of two witnesses, who re.
side ut SteGhenville, Messrs, Nelson and
White.
Mr.. Cook said in regard to the wit
ness UphoF, that he had promised him
to be present Mt the trial, but he now
learned that he had left the country or
was perhaps dead. Continuing he said
he did not like these inuendos from the
other side, intimating that the defense
had not used due diligence. Such
inuendos in the presence OF the pros
pective jurors were not proper.
Mr.. Hutchinson, speaking on the mo-
ton for the continuance, said the court
or no one else could depend upon verDSl
| The court does not sit here to depend on
verbal promises. 1t is the misfortune Of
the prisoner that he cannot have non
resident witnesses brought here. The
State cannot agree to bring their wit,
nesses here. Such an agreement would
be good grounds for setting aside YER
dict. As to the witness Miss Mcdonnell,
by whom they expect to show the pris'
oner bought ticket for the West at a
certain day, we will admit what they
expect to prove by her.
Mr.. Huff asked Mr.. Braddock when
they expected to be able to procure the
attendance Of these witnesses.
Mr.. Braddoek-l do not know.
Mr.. HutF-Do you ever expect to have
them present?
Mr., Braddock-l do not know, sir.
Continuing MIR. Braddock said that
they could not be induced to come into
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THE SUNDAY TRAGEDY.
waters May Recovor-Tho Coroner Fooled
Tho Hearing.

Tho Hearing.
1t was reported at Bridgeport last
night that Samuel Waters, the victim
of Sundays tragedy, improved wonder
fully yesterday, and it is now thought
he may get well.
The preliminary hearing of Gertie
Williams and Bertha Hamilton and
their two male companions, Souders and
Arbaugh, is set for D o'clock this morn
ing before Justice Howell, ut Bridge
port. The counsel for the girls are Som
merville & Howard, OF Wheeling. Dun
can and Gray will defend the boys.
George Mckee, OF Bridgeport, and Pros
ecuting Attorney Hollingsworth are en-
gagged for the State.
Coroner Boyd, OF Bellaire, on Tuesday
evening received word from Bridgeport
that Samuel Waters, the man shots Sun
day night at Jerry Clemens saloon, on
the pike west OF Bridgeport, by the no.
torious Gertie Williams, was in very
critical condition, and would probably
die during the night, and advising him
to come up yesterday morning. Ac-
cordingly the Coroner went, but on his
arrival found the man to be still alive,
but very low. To this storythe Bellaire
Indcpendentadds: The Williams woman
spent some time in this city last fall,
but was tinniiy driven out Of town by
the authorities on account OF her esca-
pades.
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A slight rain, with little hail, and
accompanied by some thunder, fell yes
terday afternoon Just after 8 O'Clock.
The storm was too light to even cool the
atmosphere, which WINS excessively warm
all evening. At Moundsville there was
n very heavy thunder storm. The flag
staff on the Masonic hall was struck by
lightning, and knocked of, and several
persons near were shocked, but not SER
tously affected. No hail fell there.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Contractors arc respectfully invited to make
bids for the erection Of a Frame building for
the wnEELNG BUTCHERS ASSOCIATION to be
erected ut the corner Of Sixteenth and AcCol.
loch streets, In the city Of Wheeling.
Plans and specifications can be seen at A. G.
MlllCrs, 1887 Market street.
Allblds must he sealed aild addressed to Mar;
lin Fisher, President OF tho Association, and
must be In his hands before Wednesday, June ~,
1855, at u O'Clock III.
The Association reserves the right to'rcject any
and NIL bids Jc1
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spent. 'The following persons ws,o
present: Misses Ella Campbell. SotaS
Gormand, Maud Mitchell, Lula Mitchell
Matte Mitchell, Emma Henderson,
Teresa and Maggie Humphreyille n
Mt. Pleasant, Maggie Kerr, Ella Kerr -
Maggie Ralston, Anna Ralston, Carris
Cattell, Elma Barrett, Rev. Mr.. Browr
lee, Messrs. John Henderson, Robert
Kerr, W. $. Kerr, James Kerr, Viii
Catiell. L. c. Coil. w"
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or u. 4. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D. G.
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The South Pennsylvania & Ohio Rail-
road Company, the company which pro
poses to build the railroad from Martins
Ferry to Bowerstown in connection with
the Union Railroad bridge here, has
commenced proceedings in the courts at
st. Clairsville to condemn the right OF
way over the farms between the bridge
site and the north line of the county. A
number Of deeds conveying to the COM
pany rights OF way and real estate for
railroad purposes have also been entered
for record at st. Clairsville.
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RIVER NEWS.
staEo of the Water and Movements of the
BOnts,

Stage of the wRtor and movements OF the
Boats.
The Elaine got away for Pafkersburg
at noon,
The W. n. Chancellor passed up at !
a. M, en- route from Charleston to Pitts
burghr
The river is still falling at this point.
The marks last evening indicated q
depth in the channel OF . feet II inches.
The Scotia is due up to-day in her
Cincinnati-P Pittsburgh trade and the
Fashion in the same trade is due down.
They should both pass here at an early
hour.
The Parkersburg packet Courier met
with an accident Tuesday which will
throw her out OF the trade for a week.
She was undorgoingthe usual inspection
Mt the hands Of Local Inspectors Captain
Ben Goodwin and Reuben Thomas,
when aue collapsed,
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of the Arion and Germania Singing
Societies, OF Wheeling, TO the Sanger-
fest ut st. Louis by the popular Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad, Monday, June
il. Fare for the round trip only SO.
Tickets good returning twelve days.
Tickets and sleeping car accommodations
can now be had at the German Insur-
ance office and @. sChneprs drug store.
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The A,gm corps on the street las
night was not jollitying over CleveIand'i
nomination, but practising Tor the cam
paign. The Democrats have, however,
hired the Opera House band and Grrang'
ed Tor a parade this evening, 70 be i9l'
lowed by speakin' afterwards at the
Capital rink.
fhe news of Clevcland's nomination
was received here us Il matter OF course.
When the word came big picture OF
Grover was suddenly sprung on The nan
dozen people in front OF the Register bill
board, and the silence was so oppressive
tina. the young man who stuck 1t up
blusb9d,
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to millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
liyers, Kidneys, stomachs and bowels to
a healthy activity. Such is the mission
OF the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs. Sold by Logan
& Co., Anton P. Hess, r. u. Burt and
C. Menkemeller; ut Bellaire by NJ. N.
Mercer,
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qbe SMteIliQeMtet,


ANNW ANIFN''1'N'''N-'''"s
Manifestation to do Homework.
Wanted-A Lady.
SGOO-MaplCwOOd Institute.
For RCnt-FOur Rooms.
Wheeling Female College.
Card OF Thanks-A. J. sChultzc.
pOtntoes-PnTkef * Co.
Odd Fellows Hall Notwithstanding
Meeting.
Vinegar Cruots--Ewlug Bros.
Oilce OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
County, w Va.
West Virginia Hospital for the Insane.
Upright Piano For Sale--F. W. lhuner y Co.
Wholesale SIOncWnTG-COnner y snedCker.
Public Sale OF Valuable suburban Property.
GRIND Piculc-Fulton Fire Brigade.
JGWett's RcirigcURtOrs-Ncsbltt Il Bro,
TO the CitlZens-R. NJ. Gilleland.
Notice To COntmClors-llcad Of Local.
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ONCE MORE.
[Continued from Frat paqe.l

mated, it would be hard to hold the con-
vention together. He knew that gem
tlemen were anxious to raise their voices
for the same man that he WINS in favor Of,
but he thought it better that recess
should be taken. Finally the conven-
ton adjourned until 10 o'clock to-mor-
row
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Cincinnati and Return 50 90 by the Pan
Handle Route.

onJune9, loand II the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati & st. Louis railway Panhandle
route) will sell excursion tickets to Gin
cinuati ut rate OF s. 90. Tickets good re-
turning until June Is. For tickets and
further information apply to agent Pan
Handle route, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Fence, brads and shingIe nails same
as common nails same length. Each half
keg ten cents extra. An abatement OF
ten cents per keg will be allowed on
orders OF $40 kegs and over. To secure
car load rates orders must be 240 kegs.
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PoREsrALL THE REPORT


spte'di btSpteh 10 the IHdi'DtHeu'
WASHINGTON, d. G., June G.-Presi-
dent Cleveland received the news Of his
denomination from his secretary at half
past l-o'clock without emotion. But he
forgot his usual reception at 9. He never
forOnt II before
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Wanted.

l,OOOlatiies (Sousekeopers) to call and
get a Cook Book free. These books con-
sGin 100 valuable recipes, which are en-
tirely new and are in need daily With
compliments Of Minnehaha Flour
NEIL Il ELLINGHAN.
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s.. Louis and Return Only SO 90 by the
Pnn.Innhlc Route.

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Loui!
railway Panhandle route) will sell
round trip tickets to the SMngeriest at
st. Louis at rate Of $40 90. Tickets good
twelve days. For tickets and further
information apply to agent Pan-Handle
route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, Ia.

RENPMREP That the presence Of Geneni
hGHGWDGn Ienurcgard and Early who alcll
charge Of the drawings, is guarantee Of absolute
fairness and integrity, that the chances arc all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number Will dmw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all Prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY Four NATIONAL BASks Of New
Orleans, md the Tickets are signed BY the fre,!
dent Of IN Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized by the highest Courts; therefore,
beware Of any limitations oranOnymOuS schemes
myg.WSAW
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would be satisfactory to him and yet not
weaken the party at the polls in the
doubtful States, was strong enough to
force some concessions from the extreme
tariff reformeB. At the same time the
latter had votes enough to compel the
opposition to
CONSENT TO AN ENDORSEMENT
OF the Presidents message as a correct
Interpretation Of the tariff plank Of 1881,
and to secure nm endorsement OF the
Mills by a resolution added to the tariff
plank.
Thus with the exception OF yielding
little stronger declaration on the tariff
than he at first proposed, Congressman
Scott the direct representative OF the
administration, is likely to secure all
that he set out to secure-Cleveland,
Thurman and moderate tariff declara-
ton.
LATER.
Twenty hours exRtly is the time it
took to prepare a tariff plank that could
be agreed upon for the campaign OF lSSS.
Tho result is an affirmation OF the plank
OF 1884, as suggested by Senator Cor
man, but amended and ampliiied so us
to suit Henry WattersOn. The 1854
platform had been reatlirned before
2:3O p. M. by an extremely close
vote, after a contest remarkable for
stubbornness on both sides. An ad-
journment was then taken until Z p. M,
when the battle opened once more, end
ing as stated. Just an hour later, Mr..
Watterson, who had entered the com
mittee room somewhat anxious and wor-
ried, emerged for Il moment, wearing q
much more happy expression. 1T is all
we could ask, he remarked to a
friend, and ~ almost moment was
back within the room, where the open
door had given glimpse of Senator Cor
man, pale and warm, but on the whole
apparently well content. Nearly an
hour longer was consumed by the COM
mittee discussing miscellaneous resolu'
tious, and then the members began com
ing out one by one. In rushed an
army Of newspaper men, but the COM
mittee had not only closed up business
but lips us well, and were deaf and
dumb rs so many clans. MIR
Watterson was surrounded by an I'M
Fortunate mob, who would not bulge
an inch until he had consented to give
up ut least little of the committee
secrets. He finally promised to gel
them the tariff resolutions in full
but came back shortly, pre-.
sumably from n consultation with
Senator German, saying it was impossi
BILE to do more than give out u statement
OF their purpose. This he felt satisfied
the country was entitled to, ut least, tC
at the first moment possible, notwith'
standing it had been decided to
PoRIsrALL THE REPORT
Of the committee. Raising his voice SC
that the ears Of waiting newspaper mer
crowded about him, pen in hand, could
hear, Mr.. Watterson said: "The sub
stance is this:-That we renew our idel,
ity to the Democratic principle and
reailirm the platform of 1884, and endorse
the last annual message OF the President
and declare it n correct Interpretation Of
the platform, and approve the efforts oil
our Democratic representatives in Con
gress to secure reduced taxation. In q
separate resolution to be offered to the
convention, we commend the Mills bill
urging its passage at Hn early day"
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Harry Hillman, the jeweler, No. IS
Eleventh street, is organizing Watch
Club which will be in operation about
June 10. Every watch will be fully
warranted and prices guaranteed. TT&s
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WE have the only successful machine
and method Of dCmagnetizlng watches
In West Virginia.
JACOB W. CRUDE, Jcwcler,
Cor. Twelfth Il Main, SITS.
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LYCEuM I.ECTURG
And entertainment at Fourth strcotsI. E.
Church.

Ana entertainment at EOurbh otEcot re L.
Church.
There will be a pleasant programme at
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church this even,
ing. The lecture will be upon "Prehis,
toric America" and will give descrip-
ton Of the wonderful remains of cities
and other remains OF high civilization
on this continent in prehistoric times.
Few know what interest is connected
with this subject and what great efforts
have been made in later years to throw
light upon it. The developments in
Egypt and Greece are scarcely more
wonderful than those which have been
made on this continent.
The subject will be fully illustrated
by drawings.
The literary subject is, "The Cary Sis
ters"-the two writers, Alice and Phoebe
Cary, whose songs and poems are SO
well known.
The programme is us follows;
/. Lecture. F. y Randolph
.. Vocal SOO."....',.'.. '',..........Mr VIII Dhy
., lnr0Op
4. Piano helhF
5. Hymn|''Onc Swcetly Solemn Thought
Phoebe Cnry,
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wAmtxGroN, D. c., June For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania,
light to fresh variable winds, generally
Westerly; warmer fair weather.
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Boots and Shoes.
INVALUABLE for CHILDREN.

Parents are often worried about child show,
Ing signs Of dropping with loss Of appetite ahu
no desire TO Join In the sports Of its playmate,
II Is hardly serious enough to require Physl'
clan, but Il is plain that the child needs some
thing. BE prudent DO not force into the YOUNG
and undeyelOped system strong ana naustDs'
drugs, but u medicine that VIII MD, inYlg1iae
means, Such Il
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DICKENS, Thackeray's, SCOTS and
Eliot's Novels in our IS cent section; Is
cents by mail.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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The subjoined unsolicited testimonial
is a sample of those ! am receiving from
the trade:
"The .Alaroma Coffee is the best We
have yet sold. So our customers say"
Signed
TIE JOHNSTON MERCANTILE Co.,
Homecoming, Md.
u. REILLY,
Sole Agent for Wheeling, w. Va.
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TURTLE sour and lunch at Henry
Eichenburg's saloon, 100 McColloch
street, tomorrow evening.
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is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and feyers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton I. Hess,
r. B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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Excursion Tickets to san Francisco ss5 90
l,r tho Pm. Hnntlln Inntn

Excursion tickets to San Francisco at
above named rate go on sale by the Pan
Handle route June 10 and continue
until July II. Tickets good ninty days.
For further information apply to agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Bnse ball Briefs.

The GAINESVILLE team played IN ex
hibition game ut Newark Tuesday ant
defeated the team at that point by
score OF 10 to2.
Kalamazoo played her second exhibi
ton game at Bradford, Pa, yesterday
and was knocked out by score Of6to D
The batteries were German and Thomp
son and Sweeney and Calhoun.
Manager Roach, Of the Red Stocking
base ball club, Martins Ferry, challenges
the Globes, OF Bellaire, TO meet them on
the diamond at any timeor place. The
Red Stockings claim the amateur cham
pionship Of Belmont county, WHICH the
Globes also claim to have won.
A second Ramsey in his early days,
was what Umpire Ben Young remarked
concerning Aldrich, the handsome
brown-eyed leit-h9nded pitcher Of the
Kalamazoo team, at the conclusion OF
the game played with the Sandusky's
on Monday, when tho visitors only got
three hits off his delivery.
Monroe, a pitcher released by Kala-
mazoo, has been gathered in by the Can
ton management. The report that he
was dismissed for drinking is denied.
He says that he was dissatisfied with
Manager O'Neill and would not play
under him any longer. 1t is probable
that "Kid" Madigan, another pitcher
released by Kalamazoo, will soon be
signed by some other clubs in the
League.
Manager RuCkenhurger is quoted rs
saying that he does not think that Lima
will stand better than third in the race
at the finish, and Ed Stapleton, Wheel
ings first baseman, and who has been
made captain OF the team, thinks that
Lima is favored with luck at present
and that element is bound to desert
them in time. Every one agrees that
Kalamazoo is fast becoming dangerous
competitor for first place again.
Mines representing the livery estab-
lishments Of Carter 4 Morrow and
Joshua Rine, contested for victory on
the diamond at Island Park yesterday
afternoon in the presence OF half
hundred or so OF spectators. The result
was victory for the Carter & Morrow
men by score Of 10 to II. Reiver and
Sullivan did the battery work for the
winners and Dovener and Sheppard for
Rine's nine. The boys were taken oyer
in open landaus and there were other
pretentions to the regulation style.
Yesterdays League and Association Games.
Al Washington, .; Detroit 4.
At New YOrk-NGw York. o; indianapolis D.
The New Yorks lost second place by dropping
game TO indianapolis.
Al Philadelphia Philadelphia, 3; ChIcago6.
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Ono County Teachers Institute will
be held at West Liberty, June IL, 1888,
By order Of State Superintendent.
j. f. FOREMAN,
County Superintendent.