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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14

The first question would startle an
average man, but 1t did not surprise
Rev. schweinfurth:-"Are you Christi"
~ am" was the reply. II am more
than Christ. 1 am the perfect man and
also God. I possess the attributes OF
Jesus, the sinless, and have His spirit;
and more than that, am the Almighty
Himself"
"Will you give me little biography
Of your earlier life before you became
diyine2"
II was born In Marion, Ohio, in 1858,
OF German parentage. Before / reached
the ago Of twelve my mother used TO say
that an aged minister told her Your
sonis destined to be a Levite. Verify,
God has chosen him. In earlier days,
though thrown in an unwholesome
moral atmosphere, by q wonderful work.
ing OF an internal God given power OF
selection I was kept from all those secret
vices which infest all grades Of society.
My ideality was strong and | applied
this faculty to the betterment OF overt
conduct and private virtues, the eleYa-
ton OF life and being. The ideal person
was To mo the Son OF God and the son
OF man. l thought constantly, / shall
be satisfied when 1 awake with Thy
spirit. always Communed with Hea'
ven. l studied for aud entered the
Methodist ministry. But l was not sat.
isfed. My ministerial associates seemed
so secular, so unColestial, so un-Christ.
like that could not feel Of them though
among them.
Helen Fletcher Beekman, the bride oil
Christ. She was my spiritual Mary,
She gave TO the world It's Jesus and III
Lord. OF my history since that time
you have been already made acquainted
And now will have 10 be excused, as
have pressing duties. ! will escort you
through the house before you 60, thai
you may see our home, Everything II
open and there is nothing that VIC ieal
10 cast the sunlight upon"
The Lord then led the visitor hurried
~ through the house from cellar 10 gar
rel. Tho former was well stocked with
proYender. Hundreds OF glass Jars o
fruit we're ranged on the shelves, ant
tub alter tub Of fragrant butter oct II
the corners Of the spacious underground
|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14

MAIN LiNR-EAsT

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
and airiveat Wheeliugas follows Eastern tImO
ll4 MAIN LiNR-EAsT.
For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
;SS q. M. $40 and TO p. M, daily, and 500 a.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, OK.
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. ~, daily.
MonndsvlLle Accommodation, 6:N a. M, 1901
aud O;lO p. M, except Sunday
ARRIVE:
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
9:0b and l2;s0p. IN, and II 100 p. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p M, ex.
cept Sunday,
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 7:l6 q. IN. and
l:iO and 7;iOp. M, except Sunday.
TRANs.ouro DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $3.50 a. IN. and $40 and
Cincinnati Express, OsOa m, and Has p. m,
Columbus Accommodation, 29O p. M, except
81. Cielrsyllle Accommodation, $3.50 a. nj. and
2;90 aud coop. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, 1915, 6;SoRud sos a, Ill. and
Cincinnati Express, 4;SS a. IN. and OlOp. IN,
Columbus Accommodation, lO4Oa. m., daily,
except Sunday.
s.. Clairsylllo Accommodation, 1910 a. m, and
l;4O and $50 p. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING d PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 800 and 1928 a. IN. daily, and
lao y. M, daily, except Sunday.
except sunday.
Washington AOCommoda ttou, $50 p. M, daily,
except Sunday.
day only.
ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh, $3.50 a. IN. daily, and 1850,
daily, except Sunday, and 0:66 aud II; 10 p. M,
Wa.hIngton Accommodation 500 a. M, daily,
= R ( Excursion Train, 1850 a, NJ, Sun,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14

A IL KINDS OF BOOK. AND jon
SfinIllng n!AIlL Ind promptly SISCuSd Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14

OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb 10, 1889. PassCn.
ger Trains will run a. followS-Central limo.
AZ mains daily except. those marked thubt
which do not run on Sunday:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14

ford clergyman in q store here and de-
nounced as an imposter, possessed Of the
devil, lustful moCker OF holy things,
and assailed with terms Of the most OPP
probrious nature.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
cRiEF TELEGRAMS.

Bu-luN. October a. Colonel Charles II.
rd,l0r. Of iho siybc. presented the Boston
la-r Bail club tonight with the $1,000
promised them b, the paper la l,turn they
presented the colonel with e gold-hcaded
cane. The cercmon, ook place at Young :
Hotel
PnuADFipinA. October II. David Ray
llealev entered the house W.
Goddapd place to-day aud shot
Mary j. hgoWn in The head. inilictins
a densrgous wound. he had nr,t tried
to shoot lno gi- father but had been
rcrul,ed. 80 causc for the shooting l.
known.
pm ,DKrrufA. PA. October - one ol
the most important lahOs conferences held
i'm "a long time cOileaed iala today ai the
Girari House, h This city. II
COMPRISES lho presiding officers and The
General executive board of the knights OF
Labor and the American Federation oi u.
bor. All were present except i,eneiAl Mas
ter Workman PowdcrlN. Who = on h,- way
to the city. and viii arrive before the c"i'-
ference concludes,
2oNlr. october li The river Liyenza. IN
The northern part 0f Cali. has ONcrilowed ~
banks. causing scrlou, damage all along IL
course.
ANTWERP. ONr, October ti-All the
engineer, and stOkels un the Trans NtlAnti'
steamers lyi.9 nt this port. struck TO-DAY
,oi an Increase in wages. and number ol
vessels ready to sail are delayed IN cohs'-
Queucc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
NORTH CAROLINA FAIR
Opened Yesterday with Great Enihu-ias

Opcncd Yesterday with Great Enthusiasm
RNrmH. &C.. October ~. special
The tweut, ninth annual Fair 0i the Noiih
Carolina Agricultural society began mere
to-day. and promises to Dee the Greatest
-uccp-e that 10 has ever been. II H. the UNI
,ar-M verdict that the exhibit this year Is
more elaborate and is Of better class ihah
ever before.
Notwithstanding the cNircme nclem,ncN
of the weather there was a good ci"Nu
present lt the opening. I'm conecpueh', "'
fhcrlin the procession could NOT hc formed 'l
Fa,,fte,ille street. a~ was proposed. ABOUT
1880 O'Clock. however. Chief Marshal Nor
ri.. 1,o,oruor f0vlo. President | pchurch.
Navor Thompson. and several visitors aud
citizens. repaired i0 the Fair Grounds ln
carriages. Chief Marshal Norris formally
presented the president. who then requested
ihr Governor tD open tha Fair on behalf oi
fhr state. THE Governor then mad" icM
auprnuriate remarks. after which hc dc-
cisrnd the faif open. Remarks were ais"
made Pos Nh. .. II. Rodgers. of North arr.
lima. and colonel l.. l.. polk. president oi the
Farmers Alliance.
~hortl, anerNarj ihe engine at machine
"a hU was fired. and steam WAS turned
uu and thn machinery started Dog Miss MARY
fuNlc.
The Governor, AffNihI INhi'u lN ~'f'i't
Gentlemen. went over iO the building and
surveyed th. exhibit. The feature of infer
r-i for Tomorrow viii ho the marriage %
Mr.. Baiomam and Mis-, knowles, of Wash
mgtm county. both of whom will wear
costumes of cotton ha-siu-. The ceremony
will take place at iho -rnd siaad in ihe
presence of the crowd. The bride and
groom have received q large number oi
i. o~rni- Df ~uh-tlnliol Kind donated go
incm lN thr merchants here,
Governor Fnvic t0-dly Granted "a respite
iO Mathew Banks pnlutdl. Who WIS under
sentence to he HANGED go Elizabeth ity for
rape un "a little white -irl. Bank, Wa-
r.-pitpd til November -yih. iu order that a
pell.n lur pardon may he examined.
lh. Raleigh Ilpoguphirar Union Will
tuu ouf -e1rnti-ii>o -trOn- in ihe indus
trial parade at the state Fair tomorrow
Tine, Wili appear in white n,ncr-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
LOCAL NOTES.

Captain \. G.. Babcock sells his fine siid
Of horses to-day.
Mr. +. \. Nariceny. merchant Of Peo-
ria. H.. j. in the city.
Mr. James Powell. the base-balls,. has
returned tO the city.
Bin Wood and his hare hounds will soon
he ON the rampage. Watcn William.
To-Day. even iif it does rain. there Will
De- hunt~men out. Partridge shooting COM
menccs..
Mr.. Hawkins. clerk TO the secretary of
the Commonwealth. j. confined to his room
10y sickness.
The body OF dead colored infant was
found I'm the rear Of 800 east Main street
Yesterday morning.
Mr.. J.. T.. Goodman. representing :. 6.
Well, A Co.. Of Ie Roy. y. y. l. IN the cit, .
Wells n Go. are among the largest medi-
cine manufacturers i'm the country.
The annual inspection Of the Richmond
IlOwitlors. Captain Hutchinson. VIII t1kt
place tonight. Mayor EllS,on. Colonel
Cut-haW and other prominent citizens haN,
been invited To be- present.
Governor Lee returned yesterday after
noon from his visit tO the beautiful counlf,
residence of Mr.. Alexander Cameron. neal
GOrdOnsville, where he has been soloufhihi
siure saturday.
Mr. j. VI. Barron. who is here with loni
James. may hc called an old Richmond man
a. be- was connected with the old Marshal
Company. which i'm 0Hfc-beifNW days wa
a Richmond institution.
! VI. Woodward. tine gentleman VIII
took down the old Libby prison. and re-puil
the same IN Chicago. Is in the citl the cues
of that -tirln. Democrat Louis Rawlingr
the real estate agent. who made the sale q
ihp prison % the Chicago syndicate.
Dr. +. DE Witt 1almage'- New York Tai
onacle burned down sunday morning Am
WA, totally destroyed. The origin oi On
tire il unknown. The property was nearl
covered hy insurance. and the church wi
ft. raluiff
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Democrats Wide-Awakc - Mah"ne q"
Mork-Iersonal.

T,~,unt-rG. Va. October D.. special.
4. Hampton ll0ge and i. h' I""I' ""
dressed the pcorle of tu>lbur- al amp
hDl Courthouse TO-DAY aulld great 'hlh"9-
,sm The county is aroused. and from pre-
..,t ,fuearaucps will 80 DN AN uhW'''-
d.nt.d majority for the Democrats ~.
~nne,.l,c- vcre also made by County ptl'-
,atc, Peters and Butler. and ihe lail.i, "
mechanic. captured toe crowd. one vl ln,
Republican candidates. Bailey, Wilhdi'"
from fhc canvass. t,.,..i
Nnloue has had two negroes ll"i''''''
no.ima,ier, ia This county. one al 'on'"i"
snd the other IA Castle Craig ana % c""-
temptiblc white man at another pi"',
These amendments have excited lle great
r-t Indignation. and the people are tl"i"u-n-
1, aroused. Onc of the negro posi- in'9'''
,.,,, uoithor read nor write inielliEinly.
Nr. DIVA. owen Icrill. son oi i'f. '' %.
Torili of thi, county, and late Democfal,
member of the legislature ha, di'd "'
Harrison. Pa. of typhoid fever aged iWcl'!
-9nifc laiiafergo. noted negro politician ,
of bau,iile. has been tclc lof some "'f
working for Mah0nO awop4 ipc l,-i
and seems quite flush Of elccuoh ilN"'' p
| Ln .cattcrcd among the " kicker-.
r.y. Dr. Dickcr-on. Of the HgJ'""'
| Jycr,,i,J preached "a splendid dcdicaioi.
| .rrmnn -imdas al the laying Of the corner
stone Of ihe utN Napiisi church "i Iui"'N
citv. which BE- helped 20 blld.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
THE HILL CITY.
Preparations for Better Organization in
the southwest iAaehburg Locals.

Preparations for Better Organization in
the southwest ~ achburg Locals.
INNtpiu Eo. \ A.. October H.. CORES
Iondrncp. Colonel Ham. shepherd passed
through hrlr Yesterday. ou his way io the
southwest to help hN zap the Democratic
fences 100 that important -cctiOnut the state.
where thc organization does mot appear i0
he a- -oOd and thorough az % SHOULD br
and i- boo other portions ui the state. tol-
0ncl ~heppeM viii ,pcnd some ton or
more days iNr,e and viii giNrtN'N county a
ilDuu-h canvass captain Fhii Mrhln-
urY. assisted h colonel Richmond and
Other ull speakers. will also appear pa
that section this week. and commenc-
horses and viii stump 10 through
every county ard iH every locality
io the konfueli and tennessee lines. The
-amiuifu i- - Boz made "rOd hot, - with mo-
doubt nuD results. though ihr MahOmcitn-
lla working with desperation 100 taoig niid.
ni.hf fcami-mpctug~. G00d uu,notty SAY
NeNill car, thaf di-Iiri hl an increased
majority b. oIr u,-tni<atinu i- perfected.
f... .aitiuuh Zoo fh.- section oi the STATE b.
represented us very nnp. cur organization
m over, count, is SER, fine. While lAo ise-
Uuhlican~. -o ilr as e,.pi. ~" under no Oi-
sanlAiipn ai aii Ine sixth district Will
fflltltNA tttiNi 81 Hth'NAHi "'''N"t To l'@'ii
su November.
Great preparation, are boiu. made here
fUr ihe reception and entertainment ol sam
Jones. who Is tO open his series ut revival
meeting, in this cfy On FRIDAY ncNf. ir-
mratiOn, have bcra maJe inl the scat
m. of ucar'r ave ih0u-and people. and
si~ifo,s alr expected io attend
! from miles around. and BY scores. such
religion, utcrr.t Aa L. manifested in the
anair Na, ucfcr Known here before. II j,
/ to ia-i ,ur one week. and probably longer.
and an of thc churches take deep luscie-'
in the spiritual manifestations,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
,,.,,o,eism and Negro Rule 4" the South

Wnnrt AND. NOIJowAN COS MY A..
oc,,l,er &c correspondence. To your
.Ji,orial Warning 10 The southwest We
nv ..amenr Buf in NOur mctpicu ~ nc
.0act of negro supremacy IN the SoViPS'uo
.,r citizens feel that y"u f'li 10 p'e'Stvr
,,r situa ion in adequate sweep. tbe epo'
J.. .n the side of lenicncy. and woPhcp. IN
',.i,s,ion Is gone in the assertion iha' n',h
'.i'a "scerdancy could not at this laie u"'c
III ,i - 81 t,tsl blow at the prosperity o. our
.'s.'.,s,.isl affairs unless, indeed, inc i"'"'
nio,, ha already siJuck. .,.,,
.ny,,,iu,y wc have resisted iho ~ l'ion-
80 n,anv years. and in this political "saI'-
III nSGa0ilec" il bas oiien been ios'p1
NH. vet our material Interests nave scn,
"r,il, remained with the inielllgsp.c nnu
n,o.,,eritv Of The land. But should ,iaboE
,ht infirnou. bin~eSiaDllsh ~ ue,s
n,.h 5nmInion. who can dou,i nc Ultima"
~',ality Io our every interest -wa'fi''' 40
,%eIl ,au' 40 .ocial and politicaf Are ,he ln'
ar,x.riddpn resources 81 the >,uiD'lnc "n'''
.'Hir,i,Ie. plundcs.proof and .lpdes'ruc.l'
IT,, Gan our "sbori-gfass' ana p'vope
p'1 '.,, stand the yrazing of negfo iaA~co'ir.'
's s'i'' Gan Southside or fidc~ aief TospefiY
,nnd 'yr,, nero supervisors and negroes ~ 'hc
clerks ofice' ,., a, stake. but we
now NV, wpo Wiz would bear the disaster % ae'e"''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
DANviLLE DOTS.
rhc Threatened Race rroubic-Ihe Dan
,ilt, and ta.t Tennessee Railroad.

rIc Threatened Race Iroublc-lhe p'h-
vile aud last Tennessee Railroad.
DANNifIE. VA. oct. "a. special. Rev.
". +. Graham. the colorcd Baptist minister
who WAS charged with having todd his con-
creation that there was danger oi trouble.
between tine races here will publish card
i'm to-morruv'~ RcJiScr deny in- ihe chi -r.
lie saws he merely warned Boz. nnrk {" 'c
cautious in their expressions during ln'
campaign. and ON saturday afternoon noi Q"
loifor and coner, gate on ihc Streets nul i'
Io their ,hoppiu. and marketing and then
~, bom,s II fho people misunderstood hlm
and became alarmed. be- feels that hr D., noi
10 blame. 10 is qii. l,ideni iLaI ihe, dii
misunderstood. for darkie> were aWihl
scarce ON the streets saturday afternoon
Nothing has been talked about here to.
day except the railroads and the question ol
subscribing Slln.OOO 90 the llan'ilie ana
Fast Tennessee road. which question " ill
h. decided at the polls tomorrow. 1hc in.
dication- are ,hai lAc Subscription VIII u'
carried by q handsome vote.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15

Ms. Winslow's soothing syrup should als
Ways be used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves tho little sufferer .t once.
IL produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the little chetub
awakes a. rDlight as hutton.' u Is very
u,easant 10 taste. IL soothes the child. soits
ansthf gums, allays all pain, relieves wind.
rea ulates the bowels. and IL the hest known
remedy for diarrhra, whether arising from
teethins or other causes. twenty nve eents
a bottle, Tu.lbka axW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
lANGsToN DlSGUsTED
Came ont West to Gro" ip WI" '"'
,,.,,,.rv- Cockade CITY jiema.

eoun.ry- Cockade CITY Items
,,....,.,.,. "a. October f.. spc-
..iI ON saturday there Was " cohici'"t
4..,ve;n john VI. langsion. Hcoisc J..
p.,,l.n and Colonel William Lamb WIN "
,i.,, of Getting tine active fo-"pei;,li" W
Ian--tou in Else present cahN"S7, ,,,''
d..r-food that laug,iOn slSniie" n'1 " 49,
mess ur0n TWO conditions. "9,' me-. i".'
p.,nliirau state Executive t"ihilll't,
'',,i., thrir invitation in WriinS' anu
...",dN that General Nahone, nI SUM
..... an. him. pledge him the support ~ ,'i'
p,,,,f.iioau ORGANIZATION in the ~talc lil H'7
- for "A seat iu Congress. '"i""''
.',,i. ..I C.oreo l.. loWdcn. 10 is uhu,l-
,,."l dooiluel Gao accede io ihc-c '"l"'-
ti,n.. lanssi0u therefore leit mere '''"'-
u'i fba III Ii,,'rnnblican, of the finh ward or,
..aniled ID club saturday night 'ho o'"'''"
the usual officers. ...t,,,d,.d dollars
how. bceu contributed 60 ihc Iflei'n"l
.,,,i,,m tobacco fair. circular lh i'i"-
p'.,o fl,. fair will hc ISSUED in leM ual ,
.. di.,,ti..fad in the ~outh-idc couhli it@-
it,. PRYOR Memorial Church al 'fcWc. ll
N.',f.,,,t. county. saA dcdicated ON N'7''l
d,t There vas au inn"p'e H"i.e' ,"-
| l..,r and witness lne efcssvHtr. W. '"'-
! fhr church. hut the yard vas bileH - ~
having with people eager hhp ~" H,,"i.l,,'',,,I
/ haar m. Rev. Moses d. hose' ~ hiv"''''''''
~l,. 1 preached the dedicators sermon. ;.,o -,
H. UNDERSTOOD that tomorrow issue ~, ,,' "l
the >rtoD oad Tol'g idrec4,c ,,., VIII ~ con- ~-
tain reply toy 80 Jon. W. {, o,'en n,"I" letter.
fherr y ID be- grand Deirgrgiic r'll{ ,,l al
t,t,.,,;d ;ddia courthouse ON the lesL - '"7
month"; mont wscn Tho Hon. j. =, Massey, VI . Nlsaa. yo,
Tazcwel Elicit and 'he l'"' T. ,,'. .onmty \
iJc viii address she people 81 'h' county
Notwithstanding ;he very "clyalen' ,..,'
leather of Yesterday. ileTe was ''H''
sood attendance at AL Of the fbWrbeS, ,.,
~. 6r.t sale of this years cf"P ~ lF'
| - ~. made ON saturday at ~ cents rei
pound. ... ,,.iu commence il.
ouarterlv ;erm next rhor-day. lno't T.. "'' ~
several felony aud mi-deh"""' '"''' w.
rhc weather to-day has not onlS ''''
,,inter.iikc. but intensely disagrceaDie'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
WASHINGTON NEWS.
,,,,.rnor niI. of Sew No.k, In Ron
south.

Governor nili. of Sew No.k, In h""i'
south.
Governor Hill. of Ncw York. and party
c,n.i.tin. of General Porter. f'eneial = -.
NcE,,au. Colonel l.. 'ud,"h. anu ~
nia'ier nanh-. of Albany. Hon. Roswell J..
tiovnr. +. l.. sdecway. and General Au--
lin Lathrop. arrived here thi, morning
shortly after % o'clock. and were driven lo
th. Arlington. where apartments had ne'l
secured fnr them. Governor lllll .,mli"'d
in his rooms af fl.l Au.e mos, u, i.r d"A :
received quite a number 40 pf"iiih'hl ''il-
.,- This afternoon hc drove over lu ihc
Fxn.ufi,a Mansion. and called un iht itt@-
iI.nt remaining There tcn or iiflrcn
minnie. Go,etuor llll and party VIII
ieatn this evening on "a special iiiin over
IN. Piedmont Air Line for Atlani'
ca where Grand roTe.i!n VIII
lr given him. IT, ulli -Has al lh
Piedmont Imposition ou wednesday au' q
.rrl.l militar, rel lew and ,llm-ll'ilr "'e
hccn arranged tor ihai aa, \ ba'uie oi
the battle will boz the review "l u from "'
,li,rnut hill hv General John B. Gordon,
mn,x 1,o,ernor of Geor-ia. and hi- old stan
the Veterans Who ~,vNcd with him ia tf
late war. General Jame- ,pa-ruect. viii
hi, old -faf. aad .cuefu Joseph J.. John
Atom. ,,itA hi, 0ld stan. II 10 proposed that
thev an appear in the old gray uniforms
which they wore in the last campaign. \
regiment of Confederate veterans ia lhcn
old ragged gray uniforms viii cAasse "a tl'
battle.
! rOrRru-CLA~- ro-lMN,ihk''
The followin. named iourlh-cla'' post
masters. among others. were app"lhi'" Z"
day: .,,....
W.P. Yick. at rerlih v iiimn ha"i'h-7
Ial u,iuA. Ms. tlilchoth llamnock' a
| columbia: Matthias Gibbs. 40 ,"l'l :
Ellen J. MAYO. al Hague: Andrew o. lev !,
at Lewis: Mary j. Nm. al lf"n' .. i
Erlort,. al 1redWay; William II. '"'hI"N
, ,Wclltown. y. &C. Vuictel, az ''n-'.
En1Dn vN RArs Al inE Nililk ii"'sh'
war of eNteminating the rats ina
have over rum the White House 10
vear- was begun TN, m"ihin-
" #. lIo,mock. Of this city' Wh
contracted to Kill on the rats at ten uoii'I
ner da,. started in with thee lpire.,
and "A .naii rdticnicr. lie heS'h /,
thn .laret. and il j. his purpose
drive The rat, down into the cellar oil 10
mansion. where they can be more e"7'i'
dispatched.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
REPUBLICANS AT THEIR OLO
GAME.
rr,j.S TO steal Montana from the Dem
ocrat-.


UrrrNA MONTANA. tcto'c. III "i'H''
~.liunan. chairman of the kepu,lli ~ ~
,er39l Committee, announces lhal 'i' , NJ
nnllicans ce..ainly have the le-isialuI,, =,
rither bv oncor three uaioriiy. ihe olilcl'l
,efurus from BcaNorhcad county clrcl J"il'7
= Bennen 10 the lower house ana ilrhil
main K aMatded . seat from Deer L"u5e -.
mniorif, ol four. i.oin tAese se'u' na'o
nrr",ysnrc been counted ioF ihc iiem"'fAls.
Tbe couut I'm Silver iiow county h"7 Ne.n
completed. but the ic,"'dlcvn ro,l,. n",o ,.e,o
pto,es,ed against counting the H.. 80.
ihc Eighth and Ihirly-iourth precincts. Af-
'ament, have been made before the board 10y
the counsel for both sides. If these pre-,
rinct, are thrown out it will elect nearl, ail
,he ,,euublican county officials and seat the
Reuuliicau rta,e senator ana TWO heli'-
snntutiNcs from this county.
The Democrats are alarmed az ne out,
look. and Marcus Daily has been summoned
here from Anaconda 10 consult WIN COX
onel Broadwater and other leading Demo
Gratis. The Iadcpcndcd. the Democratic
organ. charges the Republicans win an at
tenn, a. seal ibc Legislature niq tNe
United states >ehatois,
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EtfF\Io. y. Y. October H. The ran
American delegates arrived here from
Niagara Falls al 2:3O This morning w.
were met ny lnc Ca,ciiannlcnt committee
and conducted to the Town Hall. where ihcA
bald their respects TO Mayor Becker After
a ha.ty hand-haking in the mayor, Once
the visitor, inspected the building. after
which they entered carriages ~ vaiiMs'
and !. .c.e G,i.on aind, 80 cll,. INF amer
noon puni Of Tho delegates visited IN stock
farms. while other, were taken by steamer
for trip about the harbor. durin. which
The elevator, will be- visited. 1hi, after.
moon. u.o ll.a..,sa an aiteuA 10 rau4Vc,
given Ia their Aonol at hthoirl.
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THE YOUNGSTOWN RELIEF FUND,


NEW YORK. October II. Tue HeraidS
Iohn>ioyn Correspondent lrpu.i. s,rai u'as
Satisfaction IL, ,ne ,,i"cnilngh valley Over
the failure Ia distribute illis nan Ihe ,'i',i
fund of s3,0m,VD intended ior ile hou SUI
c,rnrs There are many case, of great des-
,i,ution. and the correspondent, gives details
of some very pi.iful instances. y i paint.
"a sut tha, o,,,AA and expert accountants
arc drawing extrayagant salaries from me
fund. Winter i, near, and the need OF iair
distribution Of the none! grows more ana
more urgent
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported >uioide-1he De""'ra'io hN''-
utiye Committee.

Eeportod >uioide-1he Denu'ra'I' iN''-
utive Committee.
AIFNANDRfA "a. October e. >pc-
cial. Miss Belle Brown. whose disappear
ance from her hone in Washington wa,
mentioned Yesterday. continues absent. IL
is now believed illai -he has ooAn'il'rA
suicide. .,
The executive committee makes the iol-
lowing appointment tonight.
uoN. WALLER T. ,IArIt7i
Prince Edward. Monday. October 2lih.
While the commit ec are not auihoii@'"
to announce the appointments. the nope
/. expressed that Judge staples on Hon.
george u. Wise will speak az hanover
CourihQuse op the 18th. Hon j. llo-t
TYLER will certainly 10 80.