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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

The last excursion to the seashore vif
the picturesque Baltimore < Ohio is an,
nonnced for Thursday, August 30. Those
who have not visited the shore this sea,
sou should not fail to take advantage OF
the low rates and liberal privileges at
forded in this trip.
We give below list OF stations show.
ing the time OF trains and round trip
rates OF fare:
Wheeling, 5:95 a. IN, 500 p. M, rate,
$40 90.
Benwood, COCOA. M, 5:45 p. M, rate,
$40 90.
Correspondingly low rates are made
from other stations on the line.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars attached
to all trains, and Parlor Cars to the morn
ing train.
The tickets are good ten days with the
privilege OF stopping oil at Washington,
b. c., on the return journey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21
FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line of lightweight Serges, Pin
Cheeks and Drap dc Etes, which We art
prepared TO make up in the best style nj
reasonable prices. oo
Balbriggin Underwear at 81 ~ a
Suit aud upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
at 80 cents aud upwards, at
c. HESS l. sons,
1921 l. 1928 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

The river was stationary Mt this point
at dusk last night, with Il depth in the
channel, according to the levee marks,
OF eight feet. The Elaine passed down at
S o'lock last night on her return to Park
ersDurg from one OF her Sunday
trips to Pittsburg, us usual it was
n paying one. The Courier will
he to.day's Parkersburg packet. The
Louis A. Sherley will leave
Cincinnati this evening for this point
and depart from here in her regular
trade next Saturday e2ening. The Abner
O'Ncal is due here to-day with a private
excursion party on board,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

Through Mr.. A. II. Forgey, Of Jacob
snvder's Iron house, the INTELLIGENCER
connting.rOom desk is ornamented with
anickle plated pen rack in the form oil q
horse shoe. 4 well executed bust oil
General Harrison occupies the opening
in the shoe. These useful and orna-
meutal articles are made by A. @. Will
liams, OF Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets next Sunday, May
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
Of 81 80 the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. Win also sell excursion
tiCketsto Washington, Pa, at the rate Of
81. Trains leave Wheeling nj and $40
q, IN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21
Gbe Snttlliotnttr,


WautCd-GIrl for IIOuscEOrE.
WUnlrG-A situation us StenOgrapher.
ncr1ra'c1 Tea SCls-Ewiug Bros.
MUundsvlilc Camp Meeting.
Roll Them ThiD-R. II. List.
Inc Road iicnithwRri Mad EnSier.
White Mountain FIcc2ers-NesDitt AZ Bro.
base Ball-ZuucsYillc vs.. Wheeling.
rN,tr Spircs-GunneT x SneaeSeT. q,
William ArmstrOng-IT Professor OF the Pihno
Forte
Earring knivCs-Geo. v. JohnSa"'s Sous.
ploWs-!I. n. Gitien & Co..
Geo. HIbberd ~ Son-Plumbers, Gas ana
SinALA Eliints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

On and after Sunday, May 9, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick.
els every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling to Sistcrsville and return
- 80, Wheeling to Parkersbnrg and re-
tmH = %. Tickets good one day only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

WAsmxGrox, D. G., August 2l.-For
Western Pennsylvania aud West Nir-
einia, rain; nearly stationary tempera-
ture, except cooler in the western por-
ton; northwesterly winds, becoming
brisk to high.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

Othcr Iri-Stbte cannes Fhyeu NcStcFuny'
At Canton Fitzsimmons, after giving
the visitors four runs on passed balls, was
released by the Canton management and
Sharp took his place. The game was
already lost, but the visitors were held
down even thereafter. The score:
captou.,,,..,,, l . 0 Q q Q o.
Columbus. 0 20 0 0 O. .
EArnel-Canion, /; Columbus, !. Batteries
Jones, FitZssinnHns and Sharp; Sommers and
McNcy. CmPirc-BRucr.
At Jackson-Not hit was make of
Phalen to-day, and the visitors runs
were all due to a horrible bunch OF
errors made by jackson in the sixth in
ming. The only errors made by Jackson
were in that inning. The score:
T. ILL, E
SandusRy Sc. 0 U D 0 0 90 o. o U
Standardization, .. Batterics-Phalcn and
MInnehan; O'Iiricn and WcStlake. Umpire
Reid.
At Toledo-One error in the first and
three in the seventh gave Lima three
unearned runs. A passed ball gave
Toledo her one run. Both pitchers did
excellent work, but the support OF both
was weak, the score being entirely attri-
buted to fielding errors. The score
Toiedo........i . 90 u -" :
LlmR......... . 0 90 . 0 a-3 0
Batteries-Gariicld and Lcgg; sowders aud
SOmmers. CmplrG-O'Brien.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

now have control for this market
the popular P. p. ?. Cigars, manufac-
tured by Mr.. William L. Parsons, Jr.
Always n good stock on hand and orders
filled promptly. GEO. S. FEENY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

The Thermometer at sehnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered MS follows:
Ia. u............-.. 60 SP. m.."..~.. .'...".. 81
2s s m. Isa electromagnetic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

We have the only successful machine
aud method of demAgnetizlng watches
III West virginia
JACOB ". GllUBB, JcWeler,
Cor. Twelfth l. Market StS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21
on for the mountains,

The hot weather cools off wonderfully
when You get on the mountain top, The
Mt. Lake Park Hotel has broad piazzas
and all the accommodations TO make a
stay pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

"NiME-ESD," The smoothest, strong
est, and most elastic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

Earned rcnns-ZanesyIllc 1; Wheeling !. Two
l;oG GHuIbert |. struck out-hy Morrison 6.
by Gumbcrt 9. Hit by ball-Gumbcrt Wild
pitchrs-MOrTlson .. Double play llumhcrt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-21

have as little respect for the Nicene
creed, as have for the resolutions OF an
annual conference in regard TO camp.
meetings. The Bible meyer said whose.
ever believes Methodist theology will be
saved. 1t never said whosoever believes
the Baptist, Presbyterian or Catholic
creed shall be saved. MOI Whosoever
belicveth on the Lord Jesus Christ shall
be saved. Ii | thought had drop OF
secturan blood in my veins, I'd have Il
lance put into me aud let the last drop
OF it ont. An indwclling Of Christ makes
me take every man into my arms. Creetis
divide us, and dogmas make us fight.
The Devil never was half so cruel as the
Church OF God was when she enforced
her dogma. My creed is, man is lost
sinner and Christ is my Saviour.
A man can never so fishing with
seveRty.6ye different cans OF bait to
worry over. He can only use one bait
il he wants to catch anything,
Some preachers never catch any fish,
because they don't know how to pull
them in after they have them on the
hook. Drop your pole and bait and let's
throw in the seine, and all pull together;
Just imagine an old d. d. bringing the
old ship Zion up within ten miles OF
shore and saying, you'll have to get
out and SWIM They answer, 1--WE
can't swim that far; an old shark will
eat us up" | want fellow that will
bring the old ship close up TO the shore,
where all can get of and be saved. The
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-31


5. :. BRowN was nominated for Congress
on the I'D by the Democrats Of the Third
district of Maine
Is Philadelphia the license Judges com
pleted their work on the sd. granting ! pa
licenses. against ), 81 granted last year
OK the I'D the Democrats of Pennsyl-
vania met at Harrisburg and elected as
delegates-at- large to st. Louis l. c. Cas-
sidy. Charles +. Boyle, William 7. Mutchler
and William l. Scott. The platform in
dorses the Presidents tariff message.
The Methodist general conference in
session in New York City on the 24th elect
ed Drs. Newman and GOOdsell as Bishops.
BIZ decision Of Judge Wallace, of New
York. on the 24th, Rev. E. W. Warren must
pay fine Of 81 ,OOl for coming to this coun-
try To preach under a contract for Holy
Trinity Church.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted in the Meth
odist general conference in New York on
the 18th demanding voluntary total absti-
hence from all intOxicants and complete
legal prohibition of the liquor traffic as
the duty Of she civil governments, and
church members were advised not to per
init themselves 10 be controlled by political
party organizations that were managed in
the interests Of the liquor traffic.
TINS record Of the base ball clubs in the
NalluNaA League l0f tue Week tuucu on
the 26th was as follows: Chicago games
won, q: Boston, Is: Detroit, 10; New York,
13: Philadelphia y; Pittsburgh, Il; Indian
apolis. .: Washington, 6.
FIRE destroyed an Italian boarding
house at PittstOn. Pa, on the 9th. and
three children of the proprietor. Chris
tOIsier Sarageni. persisted in the flames
The firm of James Mclaughlin a. Son,
wooden manufacturers at Slzaneateies Fails,
y. Y. failed on the 2sth for over $3.50, A0a.
On the 2Sth cyclone at Titusville, Pa,
blew down whole avenues of trees and
wrecked many buildings
T. ENTT business blocks at Wellsville.
y. Y. were uurOofed on the 2Sth by a
cyclone, and the Baptist church was
wrecked. The glass in hundreds of win
/ dows was broken At Allentown, y. Y, a
| church and other buildings were ruined.
JAMES G.. BIAINE's home at Augusta, Ne,
was recently broken into, his private pa
/ pers ransacl1ed and some Of them carried
/ of The thief and the character Of the pa
/ pers We're unknown.
THE boss brewers Of New York on tho
/ 18th declared the long strike ended, and
/ hereafter would not take back any of the
/ strikers.
| AcCOEDING TO the New York H'orjd of the
/ 18th Mr. Blaine has written 10 one of hi,
most intimate friends letter positively re
/ fusing the use of his name as a Presiden
/ tial candidate and declaring that he coulC
! not. under any circums tances, accept the
| nomination.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-31

"What have YOU to say ABOUT the claim
that Mr.. Cleveland does not propose free
tradesn
" ] suppose that he means what he said.
His argument was all for free trade, and
he endeav0red to show 10 the farmer that
he lost altogether more money by protec-
tion because he paid a higher price for
manufactured articles and received no
more for what he had 10 sell. This GER
tainly was an argument in favor of free
trade. And there is no way 10 decrease
the surplus except 10 prohibit the impor-
tation Of foreign articles which certainly
Mr. Cleveland Is not in favor Of doing, or
20 reducesthe tariff 70 point so low that
no matter how much may be imported the
surplus win be reduced If the message
means any thing il means free trade; and
If there Is any argument in II, il is an ar
gument Ia favor of absolute free trade.
The part y, not willing TO say free trade
uses the word reform This is simply a
mask aud pretense The partly knows
the President made mistake. The party,
however, is so situated that il can not got
RID Of Cleveland and consequently must
take him with his mistake they must take
him with his message aud then show that
all he intended by free trade was re
form ] nope that whoever may
be nominated at Chicago will receive tho
cordial support Of the entire party, of every.
man who believes in Republican principles,
who believes in good wages for good work,
and has confidence in tine old firms of Mind
A, Muscle and Head a. Hand. -
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-31
The News Condensed
important intelligence From All Parts.
FIFTIETH CONGRESS-.


WEDNESDAY, May % In the Senate
some routine matters were disposed of,
after which an adjournment was taken that
Senators might attend the funeral of the
wife Of Senator Sawyer. In the House the
time was occupied in discussing the Post
otlce-A Appropriation bill, but no action was
taken.
THURSDAY, May 24-In the Senate Mr..
Stewart New called uD tie Joint res
olution for constitutional amendment re
ducing tOa simple majority tie vote nee
essary % override a Presidential veto, and
spoke at leESth on the subject. He said
that the Government was now one-man
power, and lameuted the fact that the adj
vice Of Congressman was not considered i'm
the appointment of office-holders In the
House the bill for the admission of South
Dakota iRto the Union was discussed The
conference report on the Invalid Pension
bill was agreed to. The Post Office Appro-
priation bin was passed.
FRIDAY. May 25.-The Senate passed
the Deficiency Appropriation bill Sen
atOr Turpie introduced bill TO provide for
directory of the most skilled mechanics
and artisans in all parts of the country.
Senator Blair introduced joint resolution
providing that no state shall ever make
law respecting an establishment of religion
or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,
and that every State shall establish and
maintain system Of free public schools.
In the House the Legislative. Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill was dis
cussed. At the evening session fifty pri-
vate pension bills were passed
SATURDAY. May 26.-No business OF i'm
portance WAS transacted in the Senate.
The question Of discussing the fishery
treaty ia open session was considered in
caucus by the Republican members. who
favor an open discussion. In the House the
Legislative, Executive ana Judicial Appro-
priation bill was further considered
MONDAY MAY sS-The River and Har-
Dor b-li was reported back to the Senate
from the Con IN rec Committee. 4 reso-
luton that the injunction OF secrecy be
removed from all the proceedings Of the
Senate i'm reference To the fishery treaty
was adopted In the House bills were iu-
tr0ducCd 10 retire eX soldiers and sailors
who have been wounded in battle after
twenty-One Year. of service in the civil
service providing or an Assistant Secre-
tary IF War, and providing for issuing
bonds 20 refund the National debt The
Legislative. Executive and judicial Appro-
priatiou bill was further considered
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A RACE FOR LIFE.
How Captain Alexander saved His Pas
scngers and Crew.

How Captain Alexander saved His Pas
scngers and Crew.
Captain Alexander, Of the III fated Queen
Of the Pacific. which sank not long ago at
Port Hartford, has received much praise
for the GOODNESS and bravery he displayed
ia saving the lives OF all his passengers.
According TO private kilograms that have
been received he was aware that the Queen
was leaking as early as half past two
o'clock In few minutes he saw that his
steamer must 90 down, for the pumps could
not work fast enough to keep her clear
Realizing that the only salvation or the
steamship and the safety Of the hundreds
Of lives iutrusteG TO his care rested on ms
making a convenient haven at once, he sent
priyate orders 10 the chief engineer 70
crowd on ali steam, 70 use coal as II II was
worthless aud TO send the Queen along like
a race horse The engineer .. spOnded. All
hands in the department were called out
and the steam was raised TO the utmost
limit
As further precaution the cargo was
shifted and then began a race for life.
The engines creaked and groaned and the
journals smoked All this time the pas
sengers were asleep in their hunks. Final
ly. Captain Alexander began TO fear that
he could not make port All along that
part Of the coast bluffs rise abruptly from
the sea, there being no convenient beach
on which the steamer could be run, and the
passengers were reused, so as TO be ready
to take TO the boats, if necessary.
The frightened people rushed out from
their state-rooms in all sorts Of apparel. A
panic seemed inevitable, but again the
coolness Of Captain Alexander won. He
compelled the frightened ones to dress and
by an exhibition of force stopped rush
for the boats After quelling the excited
people he saw to it that the fiiemen
worked to the last limit, and when the yes
sci finally steamed into the port nearly
ready to sink, he was the first TO see that
the passengers went into the boats IN an
orderly manner.
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FOREIGN INTELLICENcE,

AT Point de Gale, Ceylon, the monsoon
was blowing on the 23d.
SEVEN ghway robbers were shot dead
recently by the police and soldiers of
Durango. Mex.
CoREA adviccs Of the 23d say that eight
cen hundred out of two thousand houses at
Olino, in Yechizen, had been burned, and
that several people lost their lives.
a BILL was passed in the French Senate
on the 23d exempting school-mastors ami
theological students from serving three
years, and letting them of with one year
of military service.
OK the oath the Queen Victoria Niagara
Falls Park, on the Canadian side, was
thrown open. II contains lis acres.
LONDON advices of the Path say that ono
hundred and three persons belonging TO
the fishing feet lost their lives in the re
cent gale of Ireland
OK the oath Lord and Lady Lansdowne
sailed from Quebec for England
AT Herlot's fireworks and cartridge fac
tory in the suburbs of Paris an explosion
on the 9th destroyed seven buildings and
killed eleven workmen.
PRINCE HENRY, second son of Emperor
Frederick, and Princess Irene, third daugh-
ter Of Grand Duke Ludwig of Hesse, were
married on the oath at Berlin.
fNhN EkAl4 wealthy lAAtAAAAsAtAtS VI suboNbN
were convicted on the 25th of adulteratiug
tea. and one of them was deprived Of his
civil rights and banished 70 Siberia for life
THE town Of Harlan, in Roumania, was
destroyed by fire on the 25tn, and four
hundred families were homeless.
A CoPIoUs rainfall in Southern Russia
had on the 18th saved the crops and an
abundant harvest was assured.
ON the 26th the new gasOmeter of the
Montreal gas works exploded, killing four
persons and injuring six others, three
fatally.
EGYPTIAS advices Of the 9th say that
Osman Digmas camp had been burned by
incen carries in order TO compel him to re
treat, and that two thousand Of his follow
ers persisted.
ADvICEs Of the 2Sth say that all Jews ex-
, cepting merchants of the first guild had
oeeu ordered to quit Moscow within fort
night
THE first :raiu over the railroad hnilt by
Russia C the Ca 9piap sea arrived at
Samarcand Il tic 18th and caused great re
| ioicing.
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- . -
POLITICS IN DAKOTA.
Phenomenal strength Of the Republican
Party ia the Great Commonwealth.

Phenomenal strength Of the Republican
Party IN the Great Commonwealth.
The Republican party Of Dakota is enjoy
ing excellent health. The record OF its
convention at jamestown shows that il was
never before in better condition. Terrific
rial politics, especially those of the major
ity party are apt to be perturbed and fac
tional. In years past the Republican party
In Dakota presented many Of the typical as
poets OF Territorial politics 1t is
significant that all this has passed
away The Territorial convention the
other day was a most harmonious
Gathering. An elements Of the party
were represented and had full share in the
common action Of the convention and this
action was as diguitied. business like and
harmonious as that ~ any State of the
Union Ia fact. in all save in the outward
anomalies Of political forms Dakota is no
longer Territory, no longer what is sug
scsted by the term Of Territory. 10 is
great commonwealth, having beyond the
measure of many Of the old States all
the stability wealth, industry, popu-
lation. intelligence Of great Com
monwealth 1t is natural, therefore,
that convention Of the party which Is
representative Of the great mass Of
the people OF the Territory should
reflect their true purposes and spirit
The statement made of the necessities
and right OF the people n division and ad
mission 70 Statehood is as dignilei IS it IS
emphatic, and il throws into bold relief
the crime Of the Democratic party against
self government in the Territory. Aud the
arraignment Of the Democratic party on
this score Is an indictment which VIII be
pressed upon the attention Of the Nation in
the coming contest as IL never was before
The contrast between the Republican and
Democratic parties in the Territory is as
broad as IL is possible 20 imagine. The lat
ter, not strong at best, Is now discovered
and broken by the agircssiveness Of
Federal merccnaries unlike the bOssism Of
Governor " Church, whose official record
is an outrage on all the equities Of the situa
ton Of the people Of Dakota, This tool Of
the foreign enemies Of DakOta-himself a
foreign enemy c0lonized as a political do
pendent from New York has succeeded ia
practically anulhilatiug his party as an
efficient opposition 10 the Republican party.
The Republican party is intrenched in the
Territory with such a strength that for
years 20 come IL will be practically the only
party thcr Gin Siuur CFB IA JOiT1iul
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LATER,

THE President on the Goth sent message
to the Senate vetoing the bin appropriating
s75,COO for a public building at Youngstown,
Ohio
THE chairman Of the house committee on
agriculture on the Goth appointed the follow
ing subcommittee, to which has been re-
feTred the Bu,terworth larline bill, and the
various amendments looking to the proven
ton of food authorizations: Burnett (Mass)
chairman: Stahnacker and Davidson,
(Ala-l ;Conger (Iowa), and Laird, (Neb.).
The Bishops elected by the Methodist Con.
ference at New York, Drs. Vincent, Fitz-
gerald, Goodsell, Joyce and Newman, and
Missionary Bishop Thobun, were conse-
Grated on the 18th
Mrs. DENNIS MULLEN was brutally muir
dered at Pittsburg, Pa. on the 10Th, in
tue presence of her three little children. by
neighbor named Scooter. The murder
was the result Of a family quarrel, which
had been carried TO court. Scolter
was placed ~ jail.
AT fington, Ont, recently. Frederick
y. Toye. his wife and three children were
burned 20 death in their home
TaE Presbyterian General Assembly at
Philadelphia adjourned sine die on INC 18th.
\ BILL reyiving the grade of General Of
tire Army and raising the rank Of Gen.
Sheridan % that grade was passed by the
Senate ON the 9Th 10y a vote Of "a to-.
GES SnERrpAS's condition showed a de-
cided Improvement On the 29ih, and his re
c0very seemed not improbable
THr county and city Of Dublin have
been proclaimed under the crimes act
Nr ,EL BrRvsFEsp was fatally stabbed
on the 18th ~ Lake Psrk, MINI, 10y his
hired man.
T ~ Senatorial Civil Service committee.
appointed 20 examine into the workings Of
ire law in the New York Custom House
concluded its laI.ors On the goth.
TuE Natioua Civn Service Reform LeaEne
commenced its annual session at New York
on the 18th.
IL open executive session Of the senate on
the 39ih the fisheries treaty was DIS used.
r. FRYE Me- opposed its acceptance. ia
a lengthy speech. after which further con-
ssdeaation was postponed until June n.
A Dfs ArcH from PIttsburg. Pa. saws
the s.0C0 men employed at the Homestead
min Of Carnegie. Phipps. a Co, have been
notified that a reduction in wages would be
asked on July I. Dizziness in trade Is as
signed as the cause.
TIE Democratic legislative caucus at Ba-
ton Rouge. la. on the 2pth nominated
Judge E. E. White for United States sona-
tor. TO succeed Senator J. b Ers.as, who's
term expires IL 1891,