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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29
RUMOR ABOUT BAYARD.

Reports that He is <bout to Retire from
the Cabinet.
--WAsHlxGEoN, D. G., May 2S.-It is
again rumored that Secretary Bayard
contemplates retiring from the Cabinet
to assume the leadership of the minority
in the Senate. The rumor, however, ap'
pears to have no substantial foundation,
and is surely premature, il not entirely
erroneous; ut least such is the inforina-
ton obtained from very reliable source.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

through the motions of changing the
coin, and then suddenly bolted by an
other entrance.
The Republican laughed and resumed
his talk on the taiitf to his defrauded
DemoeFatic friend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

Journnymoh brcWers Out FoF S"""'
NEw YoRK, May 2s.-To-day was the
last day given the striking journeymen
brewers to return to work by the brew'
ers. The men not having done SO, all
communication between them and their
previous employers has ceased, the
brewers having declared the strike as
andpd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

San FRAScsoo, May 2s.-The steamer
City Of Sydney from China yesterday
brings news Of the death on the l7th
OF April Of j. G. voight, United States
Consul at Manila City, OF the PHILIPPINE
iRlands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

LONDON, May 27.-A report comes
from Egypt that Osman Digna's camp
has been burned by incendiaries in or
der to compel him to retreat. Two
thousand of his followers are said to
have persisted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

Sam Jones and Sam Small both prom
ise to be at the Moundsville camp
ground this year. Mr.. Jones will be
there at the opening Of the meeting,
and will remain eight days. Mr.. Small
will be present seven days, and will re-
main until the close. The meeting will
be held over two Sundays, Sam Jones
being present the first Sunday and Sam
Small the second Sunday. Everything
points to large attendance at the camp
this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

stores were crushed in by flying missiles.
The Baptist church stecple was partly
wrecked, and there was general destruc-
ton OF all property exposed to the fury
Of the storm. All communication with
the surrounding country is cut of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

BERLIN, May %. Tho Emperor
passed a good night. DR.. Macken-
zie has inserted another canula. The
Emperor has gone to the park. He
drove out this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A Meeting to be Held to Consider the Papal
Rescript.

RcscriPt.
LINCOLN, NEB., May 2S.-The execu.
tive officers Of the Irish National League
will meet in Cleveland July l2. The pa.
pal rescript is the indirect cause Of the
meeting, it having stirred much bad ieel.
ing among the members Of the league.
Many of them regard the interference OF
the Pope rs entirely uncaIled for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

wRSsIiSS k!%s; SSSS1
Earned runs-I.Ima, 1; Wheeling. l. Two
HIlleTy. Miller, Home runs"RooEs, ks Fuller,
Buses on ballS-by Clarkson, .; by Flanagan, 1.
Struck out-by ClarksOn, o; by Flanagan, 4.
Passed balls-Dlllon, !: Stencil. /. WIldpitChcS
umDiFe-M MCDpFmnii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29

Those wanting to rent stand ut the
Germania picnic, Decoration Day, on
the new fair grounds, should call on L.
Fuhr, Eeighth ward, or F, Schnepi, Sew
enth ward. 1t will pay you to call on
them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-03
INTERESTING TO LADIES.

2 Il NaTrga. szzEszes for .he -saEs
Ns1Et 1rf=EiEg COMPANY. - Fro1s street
SeAtils. has secGrss. a first ( asa seWtzx "a
esin~ mechanic, aa3 All rsFski- naaeAtzs.
order By postal card sz1 ke vii <e15 81
raaehtre ENs aesr Cd. needles and s.zrts
far Al SeSIng mach iacs constantly or
hand -eogzsss-hx1d Hszchtass t.qaEhs Ens!
sss1- ~e@ car usw szs<Esres. sssf IL TIE
word tsf-rs e. szzst -zrssszrsiaa w1zrNH.
tesas
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-03
G. w. CRANE,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
wzshfsr-aa a.. as4r coe-uae--sas.
Dissolution Notice.

Notes j. Aerehy gsysa fs&f fne r4-eser-
saiP Gsrssnf0-e existing between lssa-rs
" Crzss szS " 4. Bsekey. Goins bs1sfre.s
g sess RIG e seattle zsss@-the Erz rssae
% Crane & N5eEsy. Las THIS car beer Dis
so+yesl y znrl2l cas1szE-. NJ n a.
DitksF feEsrZ2Es Az demands Eza - The
arE q Crane & Decker has s. usisi -
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t1s Ara VII - pad on 3ez1zat. ay ssesg-z,.
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The Business Il The fire. Sill = e1--ss,s
90 IN tHtGrE BY tsec-rS " crane.
-5gaei a. seattle this 18Th d4x cs -srszrs-
scr. iSse GEO. w. CRANE.
" uEEET
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-03
Dissolution of c0-partnership.

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT THr
~ ee-FSrfnership heretofore exisssrz t.s-
tween ne undersigned zuser the sr-
nzr1e and stTse a :. e Harris 4 Co I.
hereby dissolved. TIE izse-sss Of y Is
hsrksf having 5eea purchased by : !,
Hairs Es0 assumes al ins3sasessrexs 81
! sad TN and VII eo83ect al Geb,s ase The
szEe- : e. HARRIS.
p. ". BARKER
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-03

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE = HEREBY GIYES THAT
~ fhe 60 partnership aaesssossre existing
between Ls1nAld Nekinzon. " s. Cessfas
Z " banhsrz and Joseph Kerr, nasssr a.
Era sane 81 AcAfssnssa K Co e this Eay
dissolved u aaEsEs, epzss2s. Da1Eahd Ne
ktsGo1 ard Joseph Kerr all eeussurt ~
ezlstness. ysF az liabilities ard collect -
Geasss Sge the s-m
DONALD MckTSNuN.
v p COLLINS
?. " pESHAN
JOSEPH KEgR
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5oha Aszns, Il sSrE Catering
syseca- f2ornlns-e5 -Asex2aEe- lAIle-.
for sheriff. TIE n0nslnztsaa WEs sex
ended by r Miekstrora and p ~
Wilkes. and the latter moved thai i
zse i44Ese uEzzElzao2A This va seQt
TIE sense o. TIE co1yeElzs5a. hoxsxsr,
for 7, y Hine kieT zzs nominated hy
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olied goeh-zn's naE1insfiaz n warn
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WHO Vas ia every wav entitled II the
support Ct working aael- r = Wilkes
zDl " J.. Preston were appointed
ieiless. aud the ballot re-aitesi a. ia5-
i0Ks Alan. - Cochran, = Hinck-
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lhe iclio~dlg nominations Tor thi
legislature were made BY acctasnation
toslu eiiissau. A Wan representative
J Manning beorre g. E3hott gna T.
T. Aaway
There was oeilshierasse ssi-egis.isz
~ - 81 Et lct5au - take reSari;aa
o. uisnztions sor prosecuting attnrnes
and JOIN. coHnc5luazn- twas decided
a1aliy So leave both natter IA tAs
haucsot the central committees q TIE
NarionS counties.
The following county central c0as
nlktse Vas appointed harEes IS els
Der. Charles Otto. q. p NeEeuer
JOAN hsa1e P :. Wilkes. ~ L. Nc
Cam. John Williamson.
After tie al tcHrnment 81 the county
ocavrnsion the following city nom
nations we're made Justices Of ths
peace. y SssBsrt&Ts znd John heans
consfAfass. u NcDaniels and Harrg
Store
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-11
CHAUTAUQUANS IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Members of the Assembly Above the
Clouds.
Bright Prospects for the Success Of
Future Gatherings.
The Assembly Record and the Frye
burg Railroad.
Especial to the Press.

MARTHA's GROVE, Fryeburg, Aug. TO-
The last meeting Of the assembly in the au-
ditorium was the concert under the direc-
tion of Professor Morse. The following par
ticipated: Professor Wilson f. Morse, di-
rector; Mrs. w. F. Morse, accompanist; I;
Miss Lillian S. Cummings, soprano; Profess
sor Willis E. Bacheller, tener; Miss Susie
M Jewett, pianist; Miss Bertha A. Morse,
pianist; Miss Gertrude M. Hayes, pianist
the Morse Philharmonic Orchestra, the
Hayes Quartette, Mrs. j. P. Hayes, soprano,
Mrs. B. W. Hayes, alto, Mr.. B. w. Hayes,
tenor, Mr.. j. P. Hayes, basso; the C.L. S. G.
Chorus and Juvenile Glass.
There has been no finer day this season
for mountain views, and about one hundred
Cbautauquans and others went this morning
by special train to Fabyan's and Mount
Washington. Another party have climbed
KearSarge. Tomorrow morning the fin
al good-byes will be said.
The assembly has been a success in every
way this year and its future looks brighter
than ever. Many improvements have been
made and more are projected.
Two advance movements have been the
completion of the Fryeburg Horse railroad
and the publication of the Assembly Rec
ord. The railrosd has carried $500 passen-
gers during the meetings. This has been a
special benefit to the village people. The 10
numbers of the Record furnish a complete
report Of the various meetings. Its heading,
designed by j. s. Barrows, of Fryeburg,
gives the mountain view as seen from Mar
tha's Grove. Mr.. Wormwood has been
much commended for issuing the first daily
in Oxford county.
The ChautauQua movement at Martha
Grove, aside from its own progress, is also
encouraged by the prospect Of an increase
burg railroad, under the lease to Maine Gen.
tral. There are few places that boast such
natural attractions as Fryeburg. The
mountains and beautiful foliage are often
mentioned by the speaders who visit all
the assemblies
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-11
THE SHOW AT BANGOR.
Celebrated Canadian Horses Which
Will be on Exhibition.

BANGOR, Aug. 10.-A dispatch received
here from Hon. Chas. II. Lugin, Secretary
of the Board Of Agriculture of New Bruins
wick says that the provincial Government
will allow the famous stallion, Harry Wilkes
and ten or twelve other imported Percheron
and Clydesdale horses to be exhibited in
Bangor August 2Sth. 29th, 3Oth and 31st at
the Eastern Maine State Fair. These horses
have never before been allowed to leave the
Provinces. Trotting entries for the fair
close tomorrow night and now seem unpre-
cedentedly large. The directors think that
they will be the largest ever known for races
in New England. There is great activity
here preparing for the fair and arrangements
are already being made for the reception of
Gov. Marble and staff and other distinguish
ed guests who have been invited to be pres
ant
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-11

The Republicans Of WatervIlle have chos-
On the following city committee. Geo. VIII
SHIRE, Col. +. E. Heath, VIM. Fogarty, l.. ID.
ccs,ryeE. Frank Goodridge and Capt. II. 5.
The Republicans Of Hampden had a very
enthusiastic flag raising Thursday night. L..
A. Barker delivered the address. The Hamp-
den Republican club now numbers 40 mem
bers.
The speeches Of Hons. H. b. Cleaves and A.
G. Lebroke, at the Republican county con-
ventiOn on Thursday last, were Just suited
to this locality.-[ [Piscataquis Observer.
A prominent Democrat In this village re-
marked the other day that the principal rea-
son that prevented attendance at the cOnyen-
ti0n Tuesday, was that farmers In Somerset
county have too much wool 70 take kindly 10
the Democracy this year.-lSkowhegan Re
porter.
5. ID. Arnold writes to the Somerset Re-
porter that the Rowen Mountain picnic In
SOlon, on Aug. 23d, Is to be ''stupendous
three-ring political circus" with speeches
from all three political parties. But at the
rate the Somerset Democrats are taking TO
the woods the prospect Is that the mass OF
the picnickers will be Democrats, |. O., II the
summit Of Rowell Mountain Is wooded.
The Harrison Tigers Is the name Of a smart
Republican campaign company In Skowhe-
gan.
Capt. Stewart 81 Bangor, Congressman
Boutelle's opponent in the Fourth District is
not winning votes or arousing enthusiasm to
any extent He was announced TO speak at
the Democratic caucus in Eastport fast Fri
day, bnt his audience was less than 20, ac-
eording to the Eastport Sentinel.
The Democrats ofWashington county have
nominated this ticket: Senators, X. X. AL
len, Columbia Falls. G. w. Hersey, Penn
broke. Judge Of Probate, j. G.. McLarren,
Eastport. Register of Probate, George War
ren, MachiaspOrt. County Attorney III. III.
Gray, Millbridge. Sheriff, II. p. Glllis, Luz
bee. Treasurer, Charles A. Wilson, COlum-
bia Falls. County Commissioner, Stephen
II. Foster, Danforth. Clerk Of Courts, Ed
ward Whiddan. Calais
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-11
suTToNs FOR the CAMPAIGN.
The Fancy Pins and Badges That
VIII be Worn Before Election pay.

According to reliable authorities the pres
ent Presidential campaign Is going to beat
the record away out of sight so far as the
manufacture Of campaign pins and badges
Is concerned.
San the old-fashioned patterns for but
tons and badges" says a manufacturer who
devotes his attention particularly to this sort
Of goods, were exhausted the first two
weeks after the opening Of the campaign,
and we have been at our wits ends since
then In getting out new designs and pat
terms, and now they are just being put on the
market"
One Of the latest patterns, he went on TO
say, is the pearl button. These are made OF
ordinary mother OF pearl, about the size of
a cuff button, and are colOred red and blue
the former for the Democratic button. on
which Is inscribed a tasteful monogram Of
Q. and T., and the latter fos the Republican
emblem, with the monogram Of the letters IN
and NJ. They are more durable than the
first badges that were got out, and sell al
twenty-five cents apiece
Another more elaborate variety Is the
enamelled button which comes in a number
OF designs to suit the ideas Of the purchaser.
some OF the Democratic buttons are made In
she form OF horseshoes Of white enamel on a
gold ground, with the names OF the candi-
oates In black around the edge, and a four
leaved clover In blue and white enamel In
tue centre. Others are circular In form and
equally elaborate In design. The price OF
these badges Is fifty cents.
Another small button OF Oxidized silver
simply bears the names Of the candidates in
rustic lettering. A new badge OF the Nation
al Republican League Is a white enamel but
ton divided into three parts by gold lines
containing the letters n. X. l..