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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-29
STEAMSHIP NEWS.
The City of Paris freaks the Rsoord-Rt.
mArkRbla Time.

Ehe Clty OF Paris freaks the Reoord-Rt.
mArkRblO Time.
NEW YoRK, August 2s.-Ths steamer
City Of Paris, which arrived this morn
ing, has broken the record again, beat.
ing her own best time from Queenstown
by three hours and forty.nine minutes.
Her actual time, reckoning by Green.
wich time, from Queenstown 70 Sandy
Hook lightship, was FIVE days, nineteen
hours and eighteen minutes, She left
Queenstown at 300, Greenwich time,
on Friday. Her run for the first day
was 432 miles; for the second, 403 miles;
third, 502 miles; fourth, SOC miles, and
the filth 800 miles. The run from 200
p. M, Greenwich time, yesterday after.
noon, 70 1927 q. M, same time, TO Sandy
Hook lightship, was $40 miles. The
total distance travelled was 2, ,7SS miles.
Among the passengers on the City Of
Paris were Russell Harrison, Andrew
Carnegie, John A. Kasson and Joseph
NJ. Medill, Of the Chicago Tribune,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August pa
meeting Of the Eastern Association oi
green glass manufacturers, including
representatives Of nearly all the green
glass factories In Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland and other States In
the eastern district, was held In this city
yesterday, the result Of which was the
rejection oi the demand for the coming
blast and agreement 10 stand together
until the men come 10 terms,
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PREPARED FOB MN.
Passenger Trains gu the Lake shore Road
are Travelling AFsenAls,

Passenger Trains gu the Lake shore Road
are Travelling Arsenals.
ASHLAND, Wis, August 9s.-Every
passenger train that leaves Ashland over
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
road, now carries whole arsenal Of re-
volvers and rifles. During the past few
days Superintendent Hartley, Of the
Lake Shore road, has been making
preparation 10 armthe train men. Every
conductor, brakeman aud porter carries
q brace Of big revolvers, and In every
coach there Is q rifle within easy reach.
Should the robber again appear on the
Lake Shore road II Is likely that he will
meet with warm reception.
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HuntinEton viii Keep The Shop

Special Di.pateh 70 ne IaialOaar.
HUNTINGTON, W. yAs August 2S.-1t
is now definitely settled that the Ohesa.
peake & Ohio railroad shops, about the
removal Of which there has been 90
much excitement Of late, will not Be
taken from Huntington. A letter from
Mr.. ]. 7. Harahon, the General Mana.
ger oil the road, makes this very crafty
ing announcement.
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IRON TARIFFS ADVANCED,
The Central TrahiS Association Iuetsass1
The IlAtea Within It's Territory.


The Hates Within It's Territory.
oHteAoO, August ss.-The Iron Com.
mll.ee Of the Central Traflo Association
Inet to-day and agreed thai taking eject
September 10 rates on articles oiifon and
steel betxeap points 10 the territory oi
The Association shall DO or. \ basis ol
flith.claal In less than car loads and sixth,
class In car loads, This 10 an advance ol
about % per cent, and makes the rates
between Buffalo and Chicago IL cent?
a hundred pounds on lees than car load
phlpinenla and i6cenls when shipped 10
car load lots, ttwa9 lBoagteed that the
rates M pie lfou lhall be advanced 70
Tue basis 0i % 10 a ton from Pittsburgh
10 Chicago aud q 20 from tho Mahonlha
Valley 70 OhlCagc, with corresponding
advances from other points.
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TYLER COUNTY FAIR.
Asueoo..tul E1albilloa-Pro.peol. Of Zig

A sueceSItui Exhibition-ProspeotS Of Big
Races.
Special DtSpaIeh 10 he Iatolguer:
MlpDLEnouRNE, WA, August 2s.-
The Tyler county fair, which began to-
day, promises to be one Of the most sue.
cessiul ever held here. The stock stalls
are all taken and the agricultural exhibit
will be unusually ane. Over thirty race
horses are on the ground, and the pros.
pect for big races is great. The fair will
close Friday evening.
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state League OF clubs.

DAYros, o., August 2S.-The State
League Of Democratic Clubs elected Col
W. A. Taylor, Of Columbus, Presidents
gduire Il. X, Martin, OF the Duckworth
Club, Cincinnati, First Vice Presilenti /
Hon. jansI i. Neal, Of the Miami Club
Of Hamilton, Second Vice President
Chester Stands, Of the jackson Club oi
Columbus, Secretary ]. o, Patterson
Of The jackson Club, oi Dayton, Assist
ant sectelafyi y. W. Donhelly, Of the
DuCkWorlh Club, Of Cincinnati, Treas.
ureE Adjourned 10 meet at the call Ot
Ihe pfasidenl. 10
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The miners strike At Kasley 4 iItookA,
mines, which hab been In force lor some
time paat, has been settled by The Arm
complying With the demands OF tho
men i9r The district prlce-IWo cents 4
bushel. Workmen were engaged about
the mines ye6tefday putting them ia
order lot resumption today, The stflke
at the BOggs Run mines Biill CONTINUED,
but there are hopes Of q settlement,
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eerIoul pronrhl. M ihn NM.

For some time past, water has been
extremely scarce along the line Of No
the baltimore 4 Ohio road. The reger.
yoif a Cameron has given out Tor Tie
frat time since II was built, and tho
company y hauling water In oil tank
cars from this city ne far out IA that
point AT Faifmont, the supply ID plons
tiul, Tygarte creek Furnishing ali that
ls required. II must DO a dryer season
than II appearp, when q railroad cannot
be supplied with water for iLH loComo.
tves 10 q State 30 well supplied with
streams % Webt Vifpinia IA,
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FVW'FH VFHHH H'V1EH1'11'NVH
risi INstaIsk n "A, b,lsiiiosnarr

Special DiIpaieA 10 tt ialeulOaeF.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 2S.-West
Virginia pOstmaSters were appointed to.
day as follows; Briggs, Peasants county,
NJ. NJ. Wells, vice Ralph Gorrell, re.
moved; Hawks Nest, Fayette county,
W. 7. Hamilton, vice II. D. Dickerson,
removed; Fry, Wayne county, Linsey
Frazier, vice James Fry, resigned.
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PARIS, August 2S.-M. THESE, Bou-
langlst member Of the Chamber Of Dep
uties was arrested for resisting the police
at Boulangist meeting last evening.
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AEooSA, PAs August ss.-The NH.
ilSt Of this city will publish the follow.
ing card lo.mntfowl
Hy Bhei Of our Holy Father, Leo
KIN, given Al Rome, July 1889, the
pressed and made part ot the, Diocese
Of Pittsburgh, a II was before the dlvls,
ion 81 the dloceses In 1878 nBy order bl
the Bishop. Nd, OREiLLY, "a
Ailoona, Aaatll 81, 1850.
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WIN Allend a. M,ddInr.

LONDON, August 2S.-The Prince and
Princess Of Wales will go to Athens
to attend the wedding Of Prin-
cess Sophie, Of Prussia 10 the Grown
Prince OF Greece,
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sHERMAN's LAST sPEEcH.

N~NeNNAfNWf
sHRRMAN's LAST SPEECH.
About 200 regimental reunions were
held this afternoon, About 5000 peo-
pie gathered at the National Soldiers
Home for disabled veterans, where the
men passed In review before General
Sherman and party, General Sherman
was received with Immense enthusiasm
and made Q brief speech, which be says,
Is the last he will ever make, General
Sherman said; boys, my speaking
days are over, / am not going 10 make
any more speeches, II you want q
speech take Senator Manderson, / think
he can make q good speech. | am al,
ways glad TO see so many soldiers look,
Ing hearty and healthy. i think we can
stand on our legs yet, like 10 see
that our old Uncle Sam takes pretty good
care OF these old soldiers. Uncle Sam
cannot make old men young, but he can
make young men Just as good as you or
! ever were, ! see that Milwaukee Is
full Of them and they are coming out OF
the, bushes everywhere. II you think
ypu are the only old soldiers, you are
mlstakeh. There were old soldiers be-
fore you'and there will be again. Such
Ia the providence Of the world, Just as
good men were born a thousand years
ago and will be born a thousand years
hence. Alive have 10 do Is TO do our
parts in this short period Of life honor
ably and honestly. think | can pass
the grand tribunal and say,
we have tried to do our best,
and the sentence will be, Well done,
We have passed through one crisis Of
our country's history, I don't see any
chance for another, but nobody knows
the future. Bring up your children 10
love and Yenerate the old soldiers who
fought in 1891 and 1895, and make them
uncover their heads when they see that
little banner that you followed in the
days which tried US TO the utmost, Let
us venerate that flag and love our coun.
try and love each other and stand by
zach other as long as we have heads on
our shoulders aud legs. Those old sol.
diers who marched against the enemy In
those trying days grateful country tries
lts best to assist, and will, | think, In
Tact | am sure, be good toyOl when you
get too old, all that Is necessary. But
keep young as long as you can, and do
not 20 into soldiers home II you can
help IT,"
Boston has been chosen as the next
place Of meeting.
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. Foh q 70 you can ges one doien llbV
batin.hnlsli Cabinet Photographs, aud
one extra In llIe gllt frame, BSlb sllV,
A. Plummefsi llSS Main street, WHEEL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-29

oAsKA, JAPAN, August 2s.-A disas-
trous storm accompanied by floods has
ragged at Dakayatna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-29

LONDON, August 2s.-seryian papers
threaten an invasion Of Bulgaria BY the
SefvianH.
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presented General AlgeTs name.
All the other candidates were
then Withdrawn and General Alger was
elected by acclamation. Colonel A, O,
Weissert, Of Milwaukee, was elected So,
nior Vice Commander and John +,
Loyeth Of New Jersey, Junior Vice. II
was then after II O'Clock, and the cleo,
tion OF other officers was postponed till
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-29
rllE MArYEn op pnNalnNa.

The matter oil pensions was reserved
by the Commander for the conclusion
Of bis address. Preceding this he Rl-
luded In turn 70 those connected with
the Grant cottage, at Mt. Mcaregof,
memorial day obSeryances, death In the
organisation, charity, the Woman's Re.
lletCnfpst the Sons Of Veterans and the
Military TelVgraphers. The conclusion
OF the address was 10 iollowsi
"The Committee on Pensions have
been unable 10 make any progress In
securing favorable consideration by
Congress oil nenBlop bills recommended
BY the Columbus ElCampment,
1.-THE reason for this iallufe will be
given by the committee, and Iknow that
Us members are In no way 10 blame,
The question Of pension legislation will
come before you again for discussion and
Recommendation. Tie number oi com.
rades entitled 10 seats In the EnCamp-
ment reaches QUE thousand, the largest
representation ever accorded 10 ID hn.
campmehl, A deliberate body % large,
its members coming from oil parts Of the
Union, representing al shades Of opin.
Ion, n ID but natural that a viii not
agree In discussion, but when discuss Ion
has closed and the Encanpment ha1
acted, lls action should receive the earn.
Bst support Of every ppmt9de. Without
mutual copcesslohb there you'd 10 M
lenlnlBllon, The voice ol The Enpanlp.
mehl represents tho best thought and
IA Iar,anI ~ IHn ,ualnelIv AMI nhonid
become law unto the minority Tht
q. A, X, has never exercised a iuli In,
Huepce Ia pension legislation because ol
divisions Id ils own ranks, The meas
tres recommended BY the National En-
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campment should not'be urged by parts
OF Posts, Unity Of action will secure
satisfactory results. A divided council
will contribute 10 defeat demands,
which should be reasonable and con-
sistent,
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CANPBELL'S YHH MAN
Set Up by the Ohio Democrats
for Foraker to Knock Out,
THE DAYTON CONVENTION
Chooses a Man With a YAFiagated
Record, According to Democratic
Authorlty-Rcst ofthe Ticket,
Boodlo Ring Victorious,
OHIO DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
ToR GovERSOR,

JANE Y. CAMPBELL, Of Burke county,
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
". v. MARQUIS, Of Logan county,
FoR SUPREME cOvRI JUDGE,
MARLIN POLLET, Of Washington county.
ToR TRRAsURER,
", y, BORDEN, Of Guernsey county,
FOR SCHOOL coAAlsIoSEE,
{, Q. MILLER, Of Putnam county,
IOE ATTORNEY dESERAL,
J. ", LEWIS, Of Champaign county,
ToR BOARD or PUBLlO WORKS,
FRANK REYNOLDS, Of Hamilton county,
PoR CLERK OP SuPRENR COURT,
], SHOEMAKER Of Seneca county,
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ogTipnns RLtcfIp,

yefy unexpectedly The Grand Army
delegates proceeded 70 an election oi
oihCen Tonight General Russell A,
Algeh o. Detroit, hddl II all hl1 own
way Twenty men nominated him /
Ool' James Sexton, Of Chicago hnl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-13


Miss Mary Lyon who has been attend.
ing Bradford Academy. Mass. has return.
cd home for the summer vacation.
Your correspondent who thought all
nature frozen" two weeks ago must have
hsd chill. We have seen neither frozen
vegetables or blasted fruit.
The children gave . very pleasing
entertainment last Sunday. it being ''their
day" The church was we'll filed, and
also in the evening when there was 40 in
teresting discussion on the Johnstown dis.
aster.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet this
week Friday afternoon with Mrs. Albert
Simonds. Work will be furnished for I'll
who wish, bat any can bring their own
and pay the usual fee. IL they wish. All
are Invited.
BoxpyrLLK.
Mr.. Belden died from paralysis isst
week.
-Frsak Stark cspiured rs zoe
trout one day Last week.
Memorial Day Vas no. observed here
szcept 10 private way.
An effort 10 being made 10 raise money
Tor new organ for the church.
Mrs, Ansdop, % ased lady. ID very |
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-Children's day was observed last Sun
day, Rev. Mr.. Pratt giving . brief but
very appropriate address. The church
WAS beautifully decorated with flowers
snd the music WAS appropriate. Several
OF the new members Of the church brought
their children for baptism.
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STATE NEWS.

A company composed Of Hon. o 3
Rirford Of Highgate. A. +. Atwood. Il p
Adams and ]. O'Nsil Of Bwsnton. are L
operate the granite quarry on the farm o.
Charles Q. Stimets in Hiehgate. Tn,
quarry 10 but . short distance from the
line Of the st. Jchnsbury and Lake Cham
plain railroad. The graui is Of fine quail
ity and experts pronounce 1t TO be equal,
Tor monumental purpose. to any in the
state
A party Of Worcester girls earned $40
recently by finding = paitridge's nest with
10 eggs. The highest records at the
Smithsonian Institute and Audubon give
the greatest number TO nest Of eggs OF
this species as H. A reward for break
ing the record has been out for several
years.
DIR. Erasmus A. Pond. q widely known
physician Of Rutland. died Wednesday Of
last week ut the age OF 60. He was no
tive OF Franklin, Mass and US graduated
ct the Harvard Medical School in 1868.
He was skillful surgeon, and had served
as president Of the Vermont State Medi
cal Society aud Of the Rutland County
Surgical Club.
Mr.. John Il. Flsgg, who was married
in Brooklyn last Wednesday evening to
Miss L. Peschy Jones Of that place, has
gone with his wife TO Washington on q
short tour; but will sail for Europe on the
18th inst. and will pass six months in
doing" Europe. Mr.. FIagg iss promi-
nent member Of the New York bar and is
well.known oil over this state.
The Bellows Falls Times was yesterday |
purchased by Keene parties, who are in
crested in the New England Observer OF
hat plsce. The Times Printing Co. pur
chased Il last October from A. F, Swain,
Who had published ii 50 years previously.
frank h. Brown has been editor since
Nav 20.
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Applications for rooms at the Equino,
House are unusually numerous and til,
house will open June 20.
= The catalogues ri Barr aud Barton
seminary are on. and may be obtained by
addressing Prof A. G. ferrin.
Mn Converse !. stopping With II. 4.
PssAy. She be. an Advertisement 10 the
JoumxAL which will iaieres, the ladies.
Hiram keat. Who had been III FOL
many moaihs With consumption. lied Lac
Friday. leaving . widow and three chill.
drsn
Miss W. u. Hasiey has returned from,
Columbus. Ohio. where she has been
,eseLias. sud viii spend the summer st
Lnnr.
Mr.. and Mn. u. A. Bncsisy Of South.
P",'. Conn. and Mira H. u. Otis are a,
Ils Munson House enjoying our iine Jane
~ssthsr.
- Rev. A. q. Reed aud wife arrived Ia
tosa Monday for Tho summer. Their sous
ullI conr later They gill occupy The
Anderson hnaso.
Mrs. DR. Wild attended the annual
.ssss,ng o. the Home Missionary Society
q sas,css las, seek sad reports very
Interesting anniversary Of hi. society.
Mess sss received Sunday o. the sud.
den death Of Mu Ida Shook ia Ses York.
daughter o. Mr. sai Mrs. I.svi T.anpscn.
foraa~r residents 81 ihis place There are
many friends hers whose symps,hy is en-.
tsadsd 10 them 10 this grsa, hcreavemsn,
--tssofgs II MIner has left the NY
Herald to tske charge d new daily psper
at B.sgor. Ne The paper 10 osnei by
stock compsn, Which has sbnndani capt
ssl and s,ll be indspendsat ia politics.
Mr B~aaeis Of The Herald has promised
Mr. Nicer bis old po*iiiOa u the eud OF
ons year provided be does no, like bic rev
vsaturs.
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low. she has beca III for long lime.
Spring vork 10 nearly doue nosviih
standing the almos, constant rain. Grss'
10 looking finely.
--Tvo bcys from Fort Ana, N. Y. ar.
here digging ginseng Tor The market II
IL mostly used by The Chinese.
Herbert Johnson is building large
larn. George Belaen doing Tho work.
Irving johnson 10 doing . job u South
Londonderry.
spsDEr SD.
-E Allen and son Of slrs,ton have been
visiting friends here
m. Grfis aud his two youngest sons
have gone 10 Pennsylvania
Mrs l.. @. Wells and son Of New York
arc visiting st her fathers. H. LAthrop.
AM soros.
e Q. Woodwork Is attending the
Masonic meetings in Burlington the pres
ent week.
Mrs. NJ. II. Deming ia attending the
reunion Of the Alumni OF Temple Grove
in Saratoga this week.
Fred Garfield aud Arthur Norton
spent Sunday 81 their respective homes
returning TO burlington on Monday.
Master james aud Miss DolIie Can
field children OF Prof. James n. Garfield
OF Lawrence, Ka. are at their grandfsthers
Rev. DR. Csnield's for the summer.
Mrs. A. q Norton, son and daughter
Of Middieiown sprioss are visiting at Nal
cham Nor.on's. DR.. Norton is expected TO
Join them here for few days before their
return home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-13

School closed on Friday. Below We
give the repcr. Tor the term Of the prim
airy department. No, sbseut or tardy,
Edith Adams. Carrie Aneden. Mabel An
denon, Parker Bald~ia. Charlie Boyle.
Roy Brooks. Mad Ms,,isou. Alfred Pro-
vsnehs', Freddie Ts,lor. Not sbsen,. Ar.
thar Davis. No, uriy bat absent one
day. John Page. John Psiter.oa. Freddie
Rove. Anna Smith. Tie ether seholsrs
not tsray we're Emily Bsldsia. Robbie
Besliey. Edith Biaekner. Eiwsrd Bone
steel. Abbie clemoas. LESTER P.rnurn. Ed.
die Larpsca. Jesse La Poisis. Charlie
NAsisy. Katie Perkins. DAisy Russell,
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II vas just an ordinary scrap OF wrap
ping paper. but II saved her life. She wei
10 the last stages OF consum ption. told by
physicians that she was incurable and
could live only short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds Ons piece oil
wrapping paper she read -oiDr. Kings
New Discovery. and got . sample bottle;
1t helped her. she bought large bottle,
1t helped her more. bought another and
crew better fast. continued its use and il
now strong, healthy. rosy. plump. weigh
ing lao pounds For fuller Particular
send stamp TO W. II. Cole. Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial bottles Of this wonderful
discovery Free At HANDS drug store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-13

Mr.. James Gasely. . prominent grsnite
dealer and quarter Of Barre. has Just
closed contract With the city Of Albany.
N. T.. for furnishing 400 carloads Of paw
ing stones. to be delivered - early ~ posi-.
bic. This order will require the employ.
ment Of 100 extra cutters. aud the ship.
ments will be made ~ fast Is the stones
are ready, the route being via Rutland.
The combined weight Of the lot will be
l2,0O0,0 900 pounds or COCO toLs.
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An important law SUIT was decided last
week in Burlington. II was to recover
Tor tho death Of A. J. ftons in the Hart
ford bridge disaster. the defendant being
the Central Vermont railroad. The
amount OF damage claimed was $50, 900.
and the jury brought in . verdict for
5000. The railroad appealed the case 10
the Supreme Cont
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Eupepsy,

This is what you ought TO have, in fact
you must have it. to fully enjoy life
Thousands are searching for it daily. ant
mourning because they find IL not. Thou
sands upon thousands Of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this boon. And yet 1t may
be had by ell. We guarantee that Electric
Bitters. II used according to directions
and the use persisted in, will bring you
Good Digestion and Dust the demon Dys
pepsia aud install instead Eupepsy. We
recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
and ell diseases OF ! yer. Stomach and
kidneys' Sold at Soc. and 81 90 per bot
tie by J. N. HARD druggist.