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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

'FVV'H O''VN7eN 70 VW INEhII0tNctf,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2S.-Thc
Commissioner Of Pensions has reorgan.
iIed ~! tho h Pension Examining Board a,
We West \ Union, West Virginia, BY appoint
ing !hS following named physicians; Dr.
O. LouChery. "''N N =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
ssntencsd for DIgamy.

Special Di,patch 10 he Iatelt0eHetr,
ST, OLAIRvILLE, May 2S,-Jacob Pro
basco, who was indicted by the grand
jury Of the Common Pleas Court fol
bigamy, was arraigned this morning be-
fore Judge briggs, and plead guilty. He
was sentenced to three years and six
months. Wife No. 9 Is a resident OF this
township, and is the mother OF a three
weeks old babe. Wife No. / resides In
GAINESVILLE, and his headquarters are un.
known. He was arrested at Granville
Licking county, about month ago by
Marshal Doyle'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

HAy4S4, May %. -2By lhO explosion
ola can Ol coal oil In thIs sIty Q woman
and her two daughters, aged respectively
IS and ? years also a colotsd boy, were
burned 70. death. Two sons oi the
woman and two other petaonS were se,
vetely burned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

DUBLIN, May 2s.-The Irish Times
Conservative says that a Government
Commission Of experts which will have
no connection with politics will DO ap.
pointed to inquire into the existing sys.
tenn OF local and imperial Government
with view to drafting an Irish local
0ovafnmenk hill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR
Foreign Delegates at the BiOnnlal COnvon.
tlon Of Good TOmplars.

HOtelEn Detcguteh ~ the bionnlnl COnven'
tlon of Good Tomplars.
Chicago, May 2s.-The biennial ses.
sion Of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge
Of the independent Order of Good TEN,
plars opened this morning in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church.
w. W. Turnbull, Of Scotland, Right
Grand Worthy Chief Templar, called
the convention 10 order, and unon the
call Of the roll the following delegates
from abroad responded: England-Hon.
Q. w. Watson, member OF Parliament;
Joseph Ealins, Mrs. Woods Guy Hay.
nor, w. O. Amery, A. ]. Osborne, Rev.
II. II. O. Price, W. W. Williams, Sam.
uel 1nsall, W. II. Brown, Mary Wal.
shall, Miss Annie Shipman. Scot.
land-Gilbert Fisher, Rev. ]. D. Nc.
Kinnon, James Hamilton, w. W. Turn.
bull. 1reland-John s. Little. Den.
mark-Oapt. ]. P. jacobson. Sweden
Oskar Eklund, Johann Ahlen and B. E.
Hockey. lndia-Waller D. Webb. New
South Wales-N. 2. Collins, South Al.
rica-Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Schreiner.
A round Of applause was accorded each
foreign delegate as the names were
called, and the Lodge was then opened
with the usual ritual.
The annual report shows that the or.
ganization has q membership OF over
three.quarters Of q million scattered all
over the globe, and that 1t has accom-.
plished great results In the matter OF pro.
noting temperance since the last CON.
vention. Financially It is in excellent
shape. Tonight the 81 local lodges
united in giving the delegates a brilliant
reception. The arrivals this morning
included Rev. Mr.. Lane, OF Nova Scotia
B. F. Parker, Wisconsin; Miss Jessie
Eorsythc, Boston, DR.. Crounyatekha,
Canadai Mrs. A. A. Rrookbank, Indiana,
and Mrs. s. Bailey, Virginia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

In the United States will recommend
Elixir ol Dates II you need gentle and
reliable laxative, II your liver iS lnaG.
tive you can't hope ior rood health
until you regulate the regulator BY
mking some safe remedy, Elixir of
Dates ig Just what you need. Give ID a
trial. Bold IN 90 cent bottles by D, Il,
goetGe, w, w, Irwin, John 1,aiRhlih,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co.. Wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
Fishy Story,

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Thc Daily Neus has
the following: Detective Robert Bruce,
who has been conducting a private
agency in this city, walked into Lieut..
Horace Elliott's office this morning and
said that several months ago Alderman
Mccormack offered him $l,lO0 to kill
DR.. Cronin. Bruce, who has Just re.
turned from three months stay in
Texas, says that Mccormack paid him
500 10 advance and agreed TO pay the
remaining 81 900 when the Job was done.
Bruce declares that McC CormaCk told him
to ieign sickness in his office and then
send for DR.. Cronin and kill him. Bruce
says he took tho 500, spent 1t for liquor
and never made move toward carrying
out the contract. Bruce bears rather
unsavory reputation and the police do
not place all the reliance in the world In
his story. He has been In numerous
scrapes In this city,
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Adjutant General Drum Retired.

WAsHNoToN, D, c., May 2s,-Adju'
tant General Drum having reached the
age OF sixty-iour years, was to-day for
mally retired from active service in the
army, General Kelton, who has been
Assistant Adiutant General, will act as
Adjutant General until an appointment
Is made to All the office, Meanwhile
army circles are stirred to the depths re-
specting the appointment and the pro-
motions that will follow II one Of the
Assistant Adjutant Generals is ap'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
A Yonnr Hnnter Killed.

GRAFTON, W, Va, May 9S.-George
Martin, a farmers boy, aged 10, took hi.
gun to go hunting near here yesterday.
He did not return, and searchers
found his dead body. His gun had
been aCcidently discharged, and the
ball passed through his body, killing
him instantly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

MANsFiRtp, o., May gs.-Fank PlntS,
a alqbofer, SHOT and killed Edward liaw,
kins at a farm house, twenty-five mller
east Of tile clLyilal( night Both mel,
had been drinking hard and d Quarrel
enBued With the result "a stated. Pin
has led and has not yetbeen captured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

LIVERPOOL, May 2S.-After the arrival
of the Cunard Line steamer servia at
this port yesterday from New York, q
slight FIRE was discovered in the forward
hold. The damage 10 the cargo was con-
fined to three bales Of cotton. The ship
was not injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
May he Looked for this Week.
'ptcidl Dispdlch 10 Inc InlbiigsunY

WASHINGTON, D, G., May 2s.-Thc ap.
pOlntmcnt Of A, B, White, Of Parkers.
burS, to DO Collector Of Internal Revenue
totaicceGd John 7. McGraw, Of Grafton,
may 90 looked for any day during the
present week. In fact, quite a number
OF appointments oil that character will be
announced within q day or two,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

Special Dtspatch 70 he LatelItGsHeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 2s.-susan
Miller, aged II years, residing on the
middle fork of the Poe, committed sui.
eide by shooting herself with a 38 cali.
bre revolver. Family troubles are sup.
posed to have been the cause Of hel
raAh net.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

Our valued toynsman, benjamin r,
Hutohlne0n, vulgaFly called "Old
Hutch attended The htSt performance
Qi "lAttle Lord FaunLleroy," night be.
lore laAt, and wept like o hired glfl grat.
Ing hofSetadlSh, says 4 Chicago paper,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
THE NATIONAL UNION.

Meeting of the state Assembly here Yester.
dAy-A Thriving Order.
The State Assembly Of The National
Union met at G. A. r. hall in this city
yesterday, and was organized by the
election Of T. @. Pipes, Of Cameron, as
Chairman, and Charles Morningstar as
Secretary. The following councils were
represented;
Charleston, Forest Council, w. s.
=, Huntington, Forest Council, B. H,
Thaxton.
philo Council, Wheeling, Charles
Morningstar.
Huey.
Garden Spot, Wheeling, ]. A. Faris.
Benwood, Benwo0d, John W. Leach.
LaBelle, Moundsville, B. +. Meighen.
]. A. Ewing and +. d. Crago, Sena.
tors, we're also present.
The President announced that the
business Of the Assembly was to elect a
guuut0I lut bup wv 4phln w Guulei huu
also to select an Executive Committee.
D. II. Thaxton, W. s. Laidley, John w.
Leach, j. o. Huey and I. O. Pipes were
made the Executive Committee by con-
sent.
F. II. orago and B. +. Meighon were
nominated ior the position ol Senator.
Before the ballot took place Meighen
withdrew and +. II. Crago was elected
by consent. He thanked the Assembly
in few words, promising TO do all In
his power for the good Of the order.
Alter a short time spent In friendly talk,
In which II was developed that oil the
councils represented were prospecting
finely, the Assembly then adjourned
sine de.
After adjournment the Executive Com.
lnittee organized by eleCting W, 3. Laid.
Icy, Pfesldent, and T. o. Pipes, Secretary,
The Senate meets at SanduBky, Ohio,
June IS. II is 10 be regretted that there
was not a larger representation present.
% there are also good CounCilsat Keyseri
Grafton, Morgantown, Falfmont, Park
erBbuFg, Point Pleasant and Wellsburg,
II. Henry Council, Of Wheeling, the
largest In the State, was for some cause
not represented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
Name Changed,

~, WV " Wv ANWNtVtWtnt
WASHINGTON, b. G., May 2s,-rb,
name ol tho pOstoilicC at Diamond
Marion county, West Virginia, hSS 6eet
changed 70 Hoult and i. Il, Hoult com
mi8iOnel poSlmaStOr. NS'' WIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

UNdNd WofId'
Omaha wlie-Dld you ever hear Of
anything 90 immodesE2
Husb6nd-what 10 II you refer 10, my
dear2
Omaha wife-why, Il says here in
the evening paper that scores OF No.
braska people are now in Oklahoma
watching the Cherokee Indians strip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
Total ..-.. ioIlaIaI2o 1 Totai......
y, ,T,hheellng,.......-. b -. 9 9 9 Q g !,

Wheeling ,.,.....,. ~, 0 Q 0 0 O o I !
Canton ......." ".......O 8 O3O 2 "-10
Earned runs, Canton, 5, Two base hits. Miller,
Ryn. Struck out, by Monroe, o: by England, o.
Hit by ball, BY England /, DAses on balls, Oh
Monroe, 2; on England, ?: Wild pitches, Mon.
roe, II England, !. Double plays, thinner to
Green OKourke 10 Green 70 Bpelde. Stolen
bases, Dunn 2, Doyle, Ryn, Berger aud ZeCher.
saorihce hits; Ryan, spC!del, Monroe. Timc :Sj.
Umpire, Mr.. Ilengle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

There was 10 stOnOWraphpr present
The officers would not have one present.
They did not dare 10 trust to tho dlSOrO.
ton Of q clark. Setback and Scheuttef
took long hand notea ol The confession,
Y took mary houfs 10 tell the story,
From 1850 In tho morning I'LL late IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

meeting was omitted to-day in order to
allow the members to attend Secretary
Blaine's excursion In honor Of the
British Ministar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
To.Day's Game.
Tho Wheeling and Canton teams will
play again this afternoon. The positions
will be filed as folloWs:
To.pay,s Game.

II Will be noticed that Dunn is to be
In the the box and Nichol will make bis
appearance. There should DO a big
crowd 70 greet the new manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
A sriRTLIEG PpBLlCArlON.
story that Sullivan Contested, 1mpllOatin
Many PromInetit Persons,

6NuAS btttt 1uAtNtAh SVhAt1bNbI AWfhNtAeAhH
Many Prominent Persons.
CHICAGO, May 2S.-The TimeI, in q
late edition, has the following: Patrick
o. Sullivan has lifted the veil Of con.
splracy. He has made ipll confession
and has given 10 the police the names Of
every one he knew thOt was implicated
in the murder Of Dr.. cronin. Sullivan
was neatly trapped. Day after day hc
has been subjected 10 the questioning
by officers. Day after day he lied, but
questioned by different men al different
times can weave the wool Of ialsehood
30 strongly as 10 make II appear 10 10
tfnLh fabric. The Ice man did mot know
that on the very night that Cronin was
murdered the police took possession Of
the blood stained cottage, 1897 Ashland
avenue, but such was the case. The
police pumped Sullivan last Thursday.
He pohtradlCted himself frequently
then they told him their BlBpiclbng and
gave him enough truth 10 show that they
kngw more than hg thought they did,
Sullivan changed his tune. More con,
ttadiclionB followed, This lying con.
tinued until yesterday, Then he decided
10 tell the truth, aud by 90 doing save
himself from the fate that surely awaits
the slayefs Of Dr.. Ctonin,
lie notified Capt, Setback oi this reso
luton at II o'clock yestetdAy morning
Sullivan was taken Into Capt Wlng'l
private office, He was confronted By
Capt. schaack and Lieut. scheulleh =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

The crab may think he has d "soft
snap" on the iat Of your foot, but you
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Saturday. .Daily except Monday.
Through coaches 20 Chicago on $40 a IN
train. through parlor coach 10 Chicago on
l.1l m traln-No extra charge for seats.
The 30 a. m. train consisting OF day coaches
ana smoker runs through 10 Chicago solid.
lhrough combination sleeping and chair
cars % and from indianapolis on Night Tx
press trains.
Through sieepers 10 and from Chicago on
night ExprsSS trains.
". A. CsRPENTFR. Trafic Manager.
WHIIAE A. GAvkrT Asst Gen. Pass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Pears soap Is tae most elegant to.let
sdrxsct
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

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fnnAazel fressytsriAa-k k1T 5=s- kss1olos
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-seatux II a1 $50 rs.t N8ruia = s@tlret
acfnx oita 9sflarn 4na ioa tea4 - H+ti
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tncaS -shc',i s1,d nasf,r's Ribe e'ass At noon
Yoone neopleis mettiu. Al ESQ.
tr.slt.,, .,.o,,, tl..,,-tst ~, II, Toh, nan-
naiiv ns.,nr NorDfng and evening service,
sStt-,,si Nornlnar tonir. The ~rrlsfural Plan
of Benrvolrnce." sunday school AT Il. PRAY ci
meaf n e.rh..A o. nl.
TnivsrszltSt-Rev Charles Fluhrer. pastor
Nyrulna subject. The Uplifting Principle in
Ttf- sunday school M I. m No evening
service.
- N,rt-s-Dtvision - head of paarl U0ly
comwunion af = m sunday schools III nj
F, IN aud 2.qal n n, services and sermons at
II = IA hv rev Dr Camphell Fair. and al 7.3l
IA II "A = RE
society social meeting in the chapel Monday
7:30 D. m. Oskdale Park Protestant Eplscop
services ana sermon AT p IN.
Church OF Christ Scientist Good Templars
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Dressed Beef-sldes. s4.0Oa5.5O; hind quar-
ters $5.ooP600
Dressed P0rk-s5 50a6.00.
Dressed Mntton-s5 Ooa6.00.
Dressed Veal-5.(aG6.F0.
Dressed Lamb-7aoc pound.
Dressed Poultry Spring chickens, 1o92c ?
poundi fowls Salnc : puund.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Sunday afternOOn-Ioung mems meeting at
O'Clock. All young men are welcome.
Junior department-Mee for boys only
Will DE held at O'Clock. All boys are welcome.
Depot-Gospel meeting and song service Will
be held Ia the Union depot at 5.JD i. IN. al
which everybody Is welcome.
Thursday eveHing-Neeting FOR men only
will be held Thursday evening AT clock.
Young men are cordially invited.
Jail services at l2.l5 p. m. open only 10 those
who 90 TO take part In the meeting.
The Coming Weeks Temperance Work.
W. c. T. U. meetings al Good TemplarS'
Hall. corner south Division and lsland-StS.
Central Union meeting Thursdays at 2:a0 y.
M; Us smeetlng Thursday, IN p. M; Union of
Unions. first Thursday of each month; girls
sewing school. Saturday. 2:30 p. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Apples-Fvap0rated. en- 7c g pound
tnerr eS-l5- 3 pound.
Peaches-iGnl lli le pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Jobbcrs' Prices.
Apples es-sl .5ca2O0 r bbl
Bartlett Pssrs-sl.fHa2.50 Z bushe
BcAns-20ka11S = bushei.
Eggs-l64iIc ? dozen.
Bntter-i5ol6 l6c = ib
Honev-l5e = pound.
l0ta:oes-..5e 2 40c r hushei.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

We want to show you our Suits and
Overcoats this fall whether you buy or not.
All we ask is an opportunity of showing
our matchless inducements
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
Farmers Produce.

Rutfer-i5F isr y pound.
EZgs -ifC > DOZEN
Potatoes hHsrC rer bushei.
Arplos- 4.fe0 = hushrl
Peaches g. .-5.r c = bushels.
Ps4rs l,sssl n
piums si.-s6 40 = hushef.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
DR.. CLAY
TODD
OFFICE ks8 0IsPtASl2f
Room !, lxsEs Blk. . MONROE ST,
Grand RAPIDS, MICH.

Cures Deaf4sss. Asissslu tae Head. Cararrn.
Bra. .tts kn-llIl8t { sla. tersa4s Nrrsilts.
lnpgtraes. e4yre4lr>s asa ~isr->ee fes4 All-<
ff0 .r.s Ia -s,fstlsaa 4laa skeeosrs ~ - a1-
l1.f All s-as-s ~ t1e ifi4aIs ag4as.
blood -fsn.l. IS. Ll0.s I've 4ad -. kifs oie
sores B-I4hDt hYsprpsia Serve, ~3iar.
FI.~r tldarg Heart Diseases. -o2ftle.. n
-rrash ba a ~ H rel small af fsss. al ass
eases af salle4 -ad cl.l11ra. 4sc A. carshie
1lse4,es
0nrs bears 9 q 8l. te p. m Consultation .
fre- al IL. el8F.r ffr 'Efie-s 4Hfli cured Il.
Medicines seat -seryN lr1e. AaAr al li91s-
sable Uire .t.sls tl a. ~ f14sea-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
Giant !
For FL Finish and Fashion our goods stand
on level with the best custom work

All the latest and most modern styles
are included III our extensive stock. We
show the very newest patterns OF the season
in all our goods.
Our selections have been made with
particular care and peculiar ~eference to
the tastes of our trade SO well have we
needed the adage make bargains and you
make friends" that we number the latter
by legion and the former is shown in the
price of every garment in our bright
new stock.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

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81 - s1a y - trslas have tATe1ka
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kev 4u1 N4ksin&s - = ; Ia GAlis sac frssa
Aaek4Es~ 2a4 ffss~Fse t1Is a. 8 e a18
y - "a day exesps >oadsy. from Traverse
CtY ~ Las "a traias arr wa zt u a. .
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-02-13
J. WAVING THE BLOODY SHIRT,

The Republicans are still "waying the
bloody shirt" In spite of themselves,
they are compelled to do so as long as Re-
publican Congressman and Republican
voters in the South are murdered because
they will not allow the Bourbons of the
South to do all the voting. The last case
of this kind was the killing Of John NJ.
Clayton In Arkansas, because he was un-
earthing the villains who stole the ballot
boxes and thereby defeated his election
TO Congress over Breckenridge. A more
dastardiy crime never was perpetrated.
So brutal was it that even the dominant
party in that State has been compelled
through its legislature to offer reward
of 81, 900 for the conviction of the assas-
sins. But judging from the following ar
tcle from the Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette,
Democratic paper, there is no intention
being shown of ferreting out the crimi-
nails:
Tho men who stole the balot-box muir
dered John nj. Clayton to prevent detec.
tion of tho crime of November. Some
poor devil may have been hired to fire
the fatal shot, but this is unlikely. The
authors of that hellish deed are men who
live 10 that community; who wear the
badge of responsibility; who still daily
mingle with their fellow citizens; who
may have been in the crowd that in tho
gray of the morning viewed the victim of
assassination as he lay crimsoned with bis
own blood; who we're in the midst of the
large assembiage gathered at the station
when the corpse was taken away, and
who, in trembling tones, with sshen
cheeks, and in accents worthy of Peck.
sniff, still sadly deplore the murderous
deed that has disgraced their community
and startled the nation. They are there
every man of them. Not one has left.
Not one has departed flom his daily pur-
suits. Not one has forsaken his daily
haunts; for one and all know that, for
the pi esent at least the path of safety is
found only in brazenness and In following
the tide of public opinion.
If the officials bent ON discovering these
assassins desire TO succeed let them waste
no time In pursuit of idle theories. No
tramp fired thiolgh Mrs. MoCraven's
window. No personal enemy killed Clay.
tOu. liz ISL y NiCtthl W thO hcCuScltiu S
OF men who deemed 1t n laudable act to
steal ballot box IN Noyemb Der, and es.
sential to personal safety to commit muir.
der in January. They are men who hold
up their heads, and rank with the best Of
their class in that little community. They
do not, like the burglar seek hiding
places They do not shrink aghast at
the approach of the representative Of the
law. They grasp him by the hand, and
they Offer their aid in hunting down the
assassins.
The northern Democratic papers are
Dragging about the one hundred Thousand
popular majority that Cleveland got 10
the late election. A few more stuffed
ballot boxes. intimidations and assassina-
tions, would have increased the majority
still further.