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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-14
BREAKING PROM FRRE TRADERS.
A bethlehem Ironmastor Hands in His
Democratic Resignation.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July l2.-Ex- Burgess
George II. Myers is Appointment coal
operator, head of the firm Of George IL.
Myers & Co., connected with several i'm.
portant collleries in Pennsylvania, sec
rotary and treasurer of the Pioneer
Mining and Manufacturing Company, Of
Birmingham, Ala, and director OF the
Bethlehem Iron Company. He has been
lifelong Democrat. To-day he said;
land, because I believe his policy to be
the wrong one for this country. be-
lieve in the Protective policy which has
brought prosperity to this country in
the past and made it what it is, and, il
continued, must result in the general
welfare. Iexpectto support Harrison
and Norton"
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PROPOSALS.
To Building Contractors.

Sealed proposals for constructing building
for the Agricultural Experiment Station at the
West Virginia University, ut MOrgnntoWn, VIII
bG received by the Secretary Of the B0hnl Of he
gents, until Y O'Clock IN, July Is, lhaS. lToPO
sails will be received scpanteiy for excavation
and stone foundation completed; and for con
structIng aud completing the building rgdd!iof
use the brick TO be furnished 10 the contractor
on the ground COntmCts Will be awarded
either separately or combined, as the committee
may deem best, and the work must be completed
before the LIST day Of October, ISIS. Bond WIN
good security, In II penalty equal 10 the ah9uhI
Of the bid, for the faithful performance Of Ne
conditions OF the contract must accompany thgl
bid. Plans aud specifications Of the proposed
work are on file Ia the office OF the sccTgAt! o.
the Hoard OF Regentsnt M0rgHntown, and ut Tx
Inv Office Of SummGrVillG Il Howard In ihcCy
OF Wheeling, W. Va, for the inspection Of bld.
dcrF. The committee reserves the right to ie
wv ''' - 80 J. A. ROBINSON,
IcSO Chairman Building COMMITTEE.
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LAUREL, DEL, July 12.-H. f. Penuel
and other lifelong Democrats, who
voted for Cleveland four years ago, are
now strong in their condemnation OF his
Free Trade policy. They will vote for
Harrison and Morton this year. There
was never SO much excitement in this
county prior TO an election as now. Q.
L. Bacon, prominent Republican Of
Georgetown, recently bet the editor oil
the Gazette that Cleveland would lose
every doubtful State.
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Tho AriStocrntIc Movement In American
Politics,

NAbNNHNuk IA AAAhuEAStA
Politics.
Elsewhere space is given to an article
from the New York lIorlfS Boston cor.
respondent. The article is the more in,
tercsting and instructive because it is
from n Democratic newspaper which
goes in strong for tariff reform" The
Worlds correspondent tells how and
why tho Mugwump movement origi-
mated, and seems to have been written to
show that, 10 fur rs at least NIassachu-
sets is concerned, Mr.. Cleveland has
more to expect from the Mugwump ele-
ment than he had in 1884.
When the plain truth is told Of the
Mugwump movement, as the World cor
respondent has done, 1t appears to have
been primarily and purely an aristo.
cratic movement, 1t had It's origin in
"the Harvard College set" which fact
serves to recall the remark Of that Presi.
dent OF Harvard who said that his col
lego wasnot intended for the sons Of the
poor men.
From Harvard the Mugwump move.
mont spread to Beacon Hill and tho
Back Bay, aristocratio quarters OF Bos.
ton. 1t never got far away from Bos.
ton and Cambridge. 1t never did find
its way among the workshops, into the
the factories, along shore, where the
American fishermen aud sailors are to
be seen.
TWAS distinctively the movement of
the high.born, the wealthy, the doctrin-
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want Him out of jail.

CHICAGO, July l2.+-An application
was made by lawyer Hardy to the APP
pellate Court this morning for super
visor in the case OF S. O. WEIGH, the
Jury fixer. Mr.. Hardy is the attorney
whose record in connection with Welch's
crimes Judge Halves yesterday recon-
mended to the grand jury for investiga-
ton. The application apparently indi-
Gates that u determined effort is to be
mado TO get Welch out Of jail.
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Rich and sugar are going to bother
the Democratic party. For, BIO it re-
membered, the Democratic party does
not regard agricultural products rs
worthy of being protected. The thing
that is going to make the trouble on
tho agricultural side is that rico and
sugar are to DO roundly protected be-
cause they live in the far sunny South.
Also because there is bulbous-headed
Sugar Trust which has made terms with
the Democratic party.
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Ono county is not excited about her
gold. II she has it in commercial'quan'
titles she will in time turn it to &C
count. Meantime she has good soil
coal, factories and most OF tho gooC
things of earth that fall to the lot o
most communities.
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GIVE Ireland Home Rule and Tariff
for Protection, and that lovely green
spot will once more lift up its head and
be something. Ask an lrishman fresh
from the old sod what Free Trade
means, and ii he has tongue he car
tell story that will make your heart
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All who desire ipll information about the
cause and cure Of Blood POlsOlg, ScFoiula and
SCrolulOIs sWelllngS, Ulcers, soTcs Rheuma'
tiSm, Kidney Complaints, CatRrrh, ETC., can 90
cure BY mall. free, copy Of our S2.page Illus.
trated Book OF Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address,
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hlood raInt From RIrth..

BooNvTIE, ISD., January IS, 1857.
IEhall eyerPraise the day that you gentlemen
ycrO born, and shall bless the day that your
medicine vac known 10 me. had blood poison
from birth, and 70 much so that all the doctors
Of my town said would be crippled for life:
They said would lose my lower limb, | could
not stand In my class TO ieCite my lessons, and
eleven bottles al your Botanic blood Balm cured
me sound and well. You can use my name as
you see 1T. In my case, there were knots on my
shinboneS as large Us q hens egg.
Your, MIRTLE n. TANNER.
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IL the State Of New York girl was
arrested for stealing canary bird
There is still doubt OF her guilt, but she
was sentenced to five years in the House
OF Refuge. Justice was determined to
lay its heavy hand on that girl if itnevei
got its clutches on big rogue. This
kind OF thing makes us rejoice that We
have robust article of justice. II
doesn't catch everybody, but now ant
then it does let go with both hind feet
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FOR SALE.
(94) Twenty.four Lots in CaldwCll's Add
ton TO the City Of Wheeling.

Said Lots are bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on the east By Fillmore street. on
the south by the HandlAn Homestead, and on
the west by the b. 4 y. Il. Il.
Their proximity TO the above named railroad
renders Them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
il not sold in thirty days will be sold at pub
lie auction.
For terms aud further information apLlytO
W. V. HOGE Il BRO,
1900 Market street,
Or WILLIAM n. HAEDLAN,
Rulb S. W. Cor. Chapl'nc Il Sixteenth 81.
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Mr.. PARNELL may not get fair play for
himselfand his associates, but tho manly
course he is pursuing against tho Times
and the rest OF thom puts the whole
Tory outfit on trial before the civilized
world.
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On and after Sunday, May 8, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling to Sistersville and return
81 50, Wheeling TO Parkersburg and re-
turn s. %. Tickets good one day only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-14

GOVERNOR FoRAKER has been called
the Boulanger OF American politics. Yet
it is doubtful whether the American
Prime Minister would like to have a
duel with him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-14

NEwDuRa, n. Y, July 13.-Edwia
Groat & Son, proprietors Of the Hudson
River Knitting Mills, on the North Bay,
Hudson, hitherto Democrats, have, an
nounced that they will vote for Harrison
and Morton. They claim they cannot
endorse the Presidents tariff views.
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Is EpOcH'
Lawyer drawing will Of sick CLIENT =
Your estate is much smaller, sir, than
has generally been supposed,
Sick Client-YGs, but that fact mus
be kept quiet until after the funeral. ]
want good showing Of grief-stricken
mariners
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Gle Suttllt9etlttr.
,rIlrrIING W. VA, July ID, 1855.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ron pUEslDEST,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
oil indiana,
ron VlcR PEEsIDIST.
LEVI r. MORTON,
OF New York.

If wool lived in South Carolina or
Louisiana it could get from the Demo-
cratic party anythingit might have the
nerve TO ask for.
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From The boston Courier.
The fact that the beauty OF Chicago
girls lies in their feet accounts for so
many Of the girls of that city being
maShers.
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FOR SALE.

Seven Roomed House, y South York street.
cheap.
eighth aud Wood streets. VIII pay w Nh Invest
ment.
Splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant Ohio One
OF thebest farms In Jefferson county.
Seven RoOmed House on North Front street;
lot GOx4O
SIX Rooomed House on North York street
Some OF the most desirable building lots 10
the old Fair Grounds.
Building Lot on North Front street
Seven ROOmed House on South Broadway;
natural gas, and'eveFything In good repair lot
tOxl20. 5000.
-Four Roomed Cottage for 1900,
q. o. SMITH,
apii Real Estate Agent, l2sO Main St.
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For SALE.


A Desirable Brick Residence on F!teenh
street, ground half lot, $1,000. r
Six ROomed Frame House, Elm Grove VI"
exchange for city property.
no. ~ ICCoiioch street will exchange for 4
W Acres EdgIugton Lane; will exchange io'
city property. go, mud ,
full lot, G6 feet front. hoo.
No. 1857 Market street, Sroomed frame mouse
hall lott price 500. ,,,.,,.....,r, o,,
Acres 4 mile east OF Trladelphia VIII "a
change for city property or iOr farm,
100 Acre Farm on Short Greek I'M,
IA Acre Farm II miles south OF Mouhl'''"'
". Va. ,...,,,,
Lot corncring on Virginia ard south foiE :"
Building sites east end Of NincteenA ,'t'T,s
No ca ZAuC street, corner Zane AM avu|
Broadway, 10 TOOmcd house.
No. 70 Zane street, lrOOmcd house. ,-.,.
Many other Houses Lots and Farms io' A@IS
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. grnsion and c!a'n ~
tOrney, Collector and Ndulry Public. rr-
jc27 MAEEEr sLLLLI---
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china, Glass and oueensware.
lust RECEIVED


And open for inspection,
The Carter Patent StoneWare Filter
and Cooler Combined,
And Family Filtar The best and most reliable
Filten IN the market No cOrTodInB metals. NO
ice water Impurities. Simple in construction;
Perfect in opention. Finished In Artistic ana
highly ornamental style. JOHN FRlkDELt
!e2 lll9 Main Street and ll21 Water b.
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

Two Office Rooms, No. 1881 Market street, d
floor OF Reilly Block. ,,
No. vi Market street, rooms, % hoor..,S g g
No. 2jO7 Alley ~ ~
No. 800 Alley i ......,,.........". .....,,." ~
No. 300 Main ~
No 2l4G Alley A, . rOOIns......,.,.,...., ="
No. l8J Virginia st., rOOmed brick house
with finished attic, newly papeFed hnd q, q,
painted
No. 100 Fourteenth street, roomei bfl's IF, ri,
- "
No, $3.50 MNIn street, will rent for saloon d,
or boarding .,.,,''... y W
No. 23lS Market street, new brick house,t
rooms and bath room, hot and cold water, n, ~
natIrnl aud Illuminating gas.......".,.,...- ~ W
No, 2t1O Market street, same as RbOye....'' " '"
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Great reductions to Clubs. Send for sample
copies and circulars. Address .a
FREW, CAMPBELL g. HART
PUBLisHEEs,
Nos. .5 and 81 Fourteenth street.
WHEELING, ". VA.
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New Advertisements.

n OsT-A GOLD sCARF.PIN WITH
IL diamond set. The finder will be literally
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IEn,cTcd al tho Po'tofilCO at Wheeling W. Va
ms second class matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-18

that President Spencer is TO give way TO
Mr.. Mayer, and that this change is to be
made in behalf of the Garrett interests,
but beyond this reliable Information not
much is to be gathered. There are
some unpleasant reports current
in relation to schemes to depress the
value of the shares, and 10 buy in
the John Hopkins University stock, and
finally the stock belonging to the city of
Baltimore, with view to handing over
the corporation, bound hand and foot, TO
the New York syndicate. But as these
reports lack confirmation il would be I'M
Just TO give them credence, at least until
their reliability has been substantially
established.
1t would be surprising, indeed, if the
uncertainty which now surrounds the
Baltimore and Ohio did not cause feel
ing of uneasiness among the taxpayers of
this city who have such vital interest i'll
the matter The Baltimore and Ohio
stock owned by the city of Baltimore has
long been a source OF important revenue,
and very general hope has been enter
tanned that it would at an early day be
placed upon dividend-paying basis.
Now, IN the conflict that appears to be
gathering about the company, there is no
man wise enough to tell what the end
will be- Baltimore Herald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-18
Snncial Edition.

On january l, 1889, THE GAZETTE
viii print special edition, devoted to a
historical review of the city Of Fort
Worth, its various manufacturing and
commercial enterprises, its rapid growth
and development from mere prairie
trading point to Il great commercial cen
ter, with railroads radiating in every di-
rection and business houses winning trade
from every quarter of the state.
The facts and figures given will be col
lected and prepared with great care, the
object being to furnish a reliable statis-
teal history, which will not only be of
interest to the casual reader, but will
also be of permanent value to file as a
work of reference.
Persons having friends and correspond
ents who are inquiring about Fort Worth
as a place of residence or business will
find this issue of THE GAZETTE of great
value and can save time and money by
laying in such supply as Will meet their
requirements for months to come.
The man with property to sell in or
about Fort Worth will find that copy of
THE GAZETTE will give the man who
wishes to buy more information concern
ing the advantages offered by the city
than could be told by scores of pages of
private correspondence. He will there
fore, be wise to invest in as many thou
sand copies as he thinks he can place to
advantage.
The volume of statistical and historical
matter to be handled leaves only linn
tied space to be devoted to advertise
ments, and those who desire to avail
themselves of the advantages of an I'M
rivaled advertising medium should place
their orders early. Enough copies of the
paper have already been sold to insure an
edition of 50 900, and the probability is
that it will take 100 900 to supply the de-
mand.
This edition will offer advantages for
advertising individual business and for
advertising the city which viii not be en-
ioyed soon again, and liberal patronage
will rebound to private gain and public
good.
ADVERTISING RATES.
For DisPlay-One or two inches, s.
per inch; three inches or more, So per
inch.
Reading Matter-Such as write-ups,
80 cents per line.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
will be the same rs for the regular daily
issue, viz: 100 copies or less, . cents per
copy; go copies or less, ~ cents per
copy: 500 copies or less, 4 cents per copy;
1000 copies or more, 3 cents per copy.
All orders should also be given at once.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-18
Accidentally Shot.

Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, Ten, Dec. 17.-On Sunday
two boys by the names OF Goldstein and
Sans went hunting six miles north of
Taylor, al San Gabriel river, and from
best information Sans accidentally shot
Dave Goldstein in the right side and
hand. He is in Il critical condition, and
by request of his mother he was taken to
Austin on the morning train. Goldstein
is sixteen years of age and clerked for
GOidstein & Melasky. He is well liked in
Taylor.
Cotton receipts to date, II 200 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-18
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
Corrected daily by j. P. Nicks.
ORGANIZED FOR WORK.
The Stock Yards Company Meet and Elect
Directors and Officers.

The Stock Yards Company Meet and Elect
Directors and Officers.
The stockholders of the Union Stock
Yards Company met al . o clock yester-
day at the Office of P. A. Huffman for
the purpose of electing board of direc-
tors. The meeting was called TO order by
Colonel ]. W. Burgess, and after some
general discussion the following gentle
men were chosen directors for the ensuing
year,
E. w Taylor, NJ. G. Ellis, E. B.
Harold, Thomas Roche, W. NJ. Harri-
son, j W. Burgess, e. F. Chase, R. E =.
Maddox and H. c. Holloway.
The stockholders meeting then adj
iourned.
Immediately after the adjournment
Of the stockholders the new board
of directors met and orga-
nized by electing z. W. Taylor
president; J. ". Burgess, vice-presi
dent: A. W. Caswell, secretary, and
W. NJ. Harrison, treasurer.
II. {. Holloway, NJ G.. Ellis, Thomas
Roche and Z. T.. Chase were elected as
executive committee, and Messrs.
Roche, Harrison and Burgess were APP
pc nted Il committee TO draft bylaws for
the company.
Messrs. Chase and Burgess were APP
pointed to confer with Mr.. NJ. e. Ellis
relative to the purchase by the company
OF $50 acres of land lying directly west of
the l46 acres already purchased.
The secretary was directed to collect
and receipt for 80 per cent. of the stock
subscriptions.
Adjourned until Saturday ? p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-18
TROUPE.
Building and Lean Association on the Tapis.
Yarious Organizations Flourishing.

A Building and Lean Association on the Tapis.
Various Organizations Flourishing.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
TROUPE, TEX. Dec 16-Troupe was
visited by almost flood yesterday after
noon.
Professor Fitzgerald, the able and
efficient teacher of this city, has been
much afflicted during the past two weeks
with sore eyes. His fourishing school is
now small, owing to the severe epidemic.
The Knights of Pythias have secured the
requisite number of members to establish
lodge of that popular order here. AL
ready twenty of the best citizens have
joined, and as many more have desig-
mated their willingness TO do so.
The Masonic order has been adding
many new members to their large and in
fuential order, and we see many visitors
in the city ut its regular meetings.
We learn also that the Alliance is
growing in numbers and their work
seems to be felt in every thriving com
munity.
Troupe is soon to have building and
loan association. Such a step is surely iii
the right direction, and every branch of
business will be largely benefited by it.
On with the boom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-18
THE CATHOLIC FAIR.
ed until Saturday ? p. m.

Another Successful Evening, With Large At
tendance and Liberal Buying.
Another fine attendance last night re-
warded the ladies who have the Catholic
fair in charge, and from ready purse
added many dollars to the liberal
amount taken in last week.
A number of articles were rallied,
the winners being as follows: Sill
yer wine set, II. NJ. Jack; marine view,
in oil, Max Jurcza; silver castor, Z n i.
Patterson; pair slippers, r. Matkin:
overcoat, John Haas; silver and pearl
call bell, Agnes Haas; dressing gown,
D. C. Milan.
The young folks were there in force,
and spent very pleasant evening with
music and bright social converse. It was
a late hour when they dispersed.
Owing 10 the fact that Il large number
of articles are still unsold, the fair will
be continued tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-18
Serious Cutting Scrape.

Near Oak Grove, on Sunday, man
named Lewis and another man became
involved in fight, in which Lewis was
stabbed three times. One of the wounds
was in the left side, the knife penetrat-
ing to the hollow near the heart, another
was on the same side little lower, the
third in the arm. \ pOcketbook in
Lewis pocket prevented the first wound $
being instantly fatal, as it kept the
knife from reaching the heart.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-18

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX. Dec. 1.-THE Day will
publish in the morning 4 history Of the
White Caps at Waco, and will assert that
there was such an order here. 1t is
purely local, however, and did not work
with any other order of the name. Per-
sons accused of wife whipping have been
piled with threats, but there was never
ali actual floggiTg. County Attorney
Taylor will probably report to Governor
Ross in effect as stated above.