The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-26
MONKEY ( PARROT TIME.
The Famous New MartInsVIIIe
Convention outdOne'
I'M JACKSON IS NOMINATED
,,c Fourth District Democrats
THE sheriff called !" to Restore
,,d,r-WiIson RcnOminatcd.
jacobs Named for Judge.

aha, D.rr,.l N ne iHtsiligacer.
@p.nr,,.,rrad, ". VA.t July 95.-The
low that was billed for to-day
nT will, innumcrable side-shows.
r',, ,r, pamorn,tir Congressional Conven'
,,a, vos held at the rink, and during
"'' a,,,,. time was veritablc bedlam.
T.. convention ran riot, the candidates
,o,r aro,hcr'sthroats. The chairman
,,rJ time, called for the Sheriff OF
wo,Imuuty to quiet thcm,as they were
cn,i,rry beyond lis control.
run,raporary organization was form
l,IIo'dock with Judge K. S. Brown,
" I,rk.on AS chairman and K. +. Hor-
o., " f. virkcrs and Edward Cardcr
q. secretaries. After appointing the va
Ian. committees the convention ad-
ii"rrrd i'rr to meet nj O'Clock p. III.
rIlg ORGANIZATION.
M9ocIork the rink was packed, and
the io''o"''- i''"'''" ''s'""''0"
vas rGDcrd:
Chara"nr T. W.. |HihHoc.'' " E"poi'. SWn"L.
Srrr,ih,r'- H. l.; nI..o lto'"e'' al -" VIZ w ~
W., N'N''S' ~ "'''"''' "'"
T,n' pr.rcnls-T. r. Barr, Cabell
SropI Bur Calhoun; John i. Mcln-
l''n, ,IHH'"" d. - ~! pnrI. pIt
Aug Jof'1h' M'''o" piAa,i,,,. a.. n "H' G' r. : ~ ~
nam; T. J. S' No"H' VIE .JTo''''tS, TnoN". M ia
Lee, hii'i''C, a. - ~, ~ tfo"I uvi.t
m4hd Fry, M"!WWG, !WooT " w. ''' wa"
John W. Stout "oou'
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
The following Congressional ExeCu-
49,. r,,a,f,,oa wos ronortod hv the
"'V Co'''i', wv u,, ,,,,r,,aaa orj ,ho
committee iof ','"' Pu'Pose' ''4u '"'
members were elected: Lincoln, JOhh
S. Snecdly; Wayne, Chapman Fry;
Jackson, K. ). Brown; koane, Michae!
Dcpew; Cabel!, Z. A. thompson Mason,
J., l. IL H. hH,"''m S1Inoun' ,i 90 -: L' ''t''I
rn"cS. ,y@sG"'' pntnon Mr. Boycr. Richie,
lanes 'Taylor; Wood, K. +. HOrnel.
AxTl.rnorEcrIoN.
The resolutions adopted endorsed all
of lie anti.tarilr planks that its writer
ronlI think Of, and also endorsed Gro
yer, the Bandanna and the course OF
Hog in Congress.
Judge Il. 5. Blair, OF Jackson county,
was nominated by acclamation for Presi-
DENTAL EIcctur from this district, he
being the only candidate.
Then the racers were trotted out and
the inn BEGAN,
Gordon o. Bicrne, OF Cabcll, nomi-
mated Eustarc Gibson.
Hon. ". l.. Stevenson, of Calhoun,
nominated Judge j. NJ. jackson, and
Hon. Ed Srhon, OF Mason, nominated
C. +. llogg.
All Of them were seconded all over
the district. The hest OF the speeches
was made for Jackson by Rev. John
Martin, OF Jackson county.
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n. ...-.,'i 49, A.. ,.,:,o', ~, ,:.,.s
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',%','"' T''., w., ,''s' rI. w. T, H'D,' ,,,,n %
the platform pushed nm his sleeves and
to defend the rrnutation of
the family. In doing so he riled Gibson,
WHO Jumped up and threatened ven.
reancr.
The widest tumult prevailed and war
was in the air. Gibson insisted on being
heard, and IN an eloquent passage delied
lia ,;,., iii ci,.'IIrnseu snG opposition 10 put
Jud"c Jackson followed Q; Gibson I and
Gibson interrupted him also and ac-
rnsed Colonel Wilkinson OF having
oceh one OF the federal employees who
llai worked Tor Jackson.
bcilam broke loose again and hades
rc'gned; Wilkinson denied the charge
and Jackson challenged Gibson to prove
'Is assertions and even the band could
iIarily be heard when It tried to play
luwu lhc tumultl and there were cries |