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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
THE SOCIAL SWIM.

A farewell reception was rendered the
family of Harold Thorson at their spacious
home, 543 Cherokee avenue, on Wednesday
evening last. Mr.. Thorson takes his whole
family with him to the Pacific coast for the
winter, and the way their friends gathered
around them at this reception told of their
social popularity. Among those present
were: Mrs. Wedge and Miss Wedge, Mrs.
Mrs. Bayard Mrs. Lilly and sister, Mrs. Hos
mer and sister, Mrs. Wllcozson, Mrs Rochet,
Mrs. Nabersberg and daughters the Misses
Cullen, Mrs Chamberlain, and many others;
Messrs. Chamberlain. Hosmer, Bayard, Will
coxson, O'Neil. Lilly. Regnns, Dr. Hawkins,
Pilling, Bross, Wedge, Iekler Beck, Burke,
Rochet, Barnard. Terrell, Cullen, Potts, Dr.
Price.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. P. O'Regan at their ele-
CANT home on Park avenue Friday evening
py tnelr many friends. Dancing, games and
music were INDUCED in until the ''wee sma'
hours Among the guests were the Misses
d. Mcdonald. c. Madison, L. Madison, B. Nc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
MERRIAM PARK.

The Twin City lodge of knights of Pythias
celebrated the first anniversary Of their or
ganization last week. They were assisted by
number of Knights from the cities.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Macy entertained a
number of the younger members of the Con-
gregational church at their home Friday
evening.
A chapter OF Royal Arch Masons was insti-
tuted in the Park Saturday evening to be
known as the Palmyra Chapter No. So, R.
A. NJ.
Mrs. Newton, mother of Mrs A. j. Trum-
bull. returned home from the East last
Wednesday. Z
Mrs. E. d. Parker, who has been visiting
her sister in Milwaukee, has returned home.
Mrs. H. b. butcher has gone to Davenport,
To-, to spend Thanksgiving with her sister,
The Fenonia Avenue Social club has re-
sumed its meetings for the season.
Mrs. Moody is entertaining Mrs. Kllbourne
and daughter. of Pullman Ill.
A. E. Woodruff, of Wiudom, was a Park
visitor during the week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
Garfield Gayety.

social and ball was given last Wednesday
evening at Garfield hail under the auspices
OF Garfield Post No. S. Hilyard's orchestra
furnished the music. and they merrily
danced until the wee small hours of the
morning. supper was served in the dining
room by the Womens Relief Corps. Among
those present were Mesdames Morse, Gun
ther. Keller, Austin and Clark, and Misses
Hess, Schweitzer Bell Parsons, Car
bundy, Wells, MeDevitt, Evans, Nc
Ginnis, the Misses Dagle, Smith, German,
Rowe. Morgan, ARIEL, Arnold, Kreiger. Toll
lefson, Mertz, Brynes, johnson. Foss and
Quinn, and Messrs. Santong, Clark Ander-
son, Austin, Matheis, KEGS, Shrine, McDon-
ough. Hashow. Hills, Allen, Haynes Squires,
Gunther. Mcintyre, Smythe Glendennlng,
Hayden, Wagner Defiel and Quinn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
Chrysanthemum Reception.

Mrs. D. F. Brooks, of 455 Lynnhurst ave.
nue., Union Park, assisted by Mrs. NJ. W.
Yerxa. 1896 Carroll street, gave an elegant
chrysanthemum reception Thursday after
noon from 4 until O'Clock. The handsome
residence was most charmingly decorated
with the many varieties of the Queen of
Flowers, and an orchestra stationed in an al
cove gave the scene the impressibility of
fairyland. The large attendance of ladies,
each one wearing the fashionable flower
upon her corsage. were from ST. Paul, Min
neapolis, Merriam, Union, st. Anthony, Mac
alester and Hamiine Parks. The refresh
ments were from Dorner's No more delight
ful society event has trans PRED in the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
LOVE, THE JESTER.

Love is dressed in motley garb.
Love has donncd The cap and bells,
Thrown aside the golden barb.
With bauble weaves his spells,
At his throne no subjects bend,
At his word no captiveS bow,
Loves domain is at an end,
Love'sa jester now.
Love is nothing nowadays.
Hearts no longer he aSsails.
Nth the youth and maid he plays.
Ii is Love" when some one fails,
And the name has lost its might,
Banded to and fro in sport;
Love is now. un.ucky wight.
Jester of the tennis court.
-Flavel Scott Mines in Harper's Bazaar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
The Ladies Are in Love

With out Toasted Marshmallows. GIaces
and Sailed Almonds. Ryan Fruit Store,
opposite Ryan hotel and Metropolitan
opera.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
Do You Anticipate

Giving a dinner OF luncheon party this
winter? Yes? Of course, you'll have
some of the Delicatessen Salads. Orna-
mental as we'll as delicious.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
Special Millinery Sale.

Elegantly trimmed Hats and Bonnets
for three days only at greatly reduced
prices. Thompson's, 6S East Third
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
ATTEMPTED B MURDER
At CIarksburg--- AssaiIant
Escapes for the Time.
VICTIM IN A BAD CONDITION.
Bentioy 4 Gcrwis Have II Flattcring
Offer from Point Pleasant to
Move from ,rarfsCrsburs...A
Sensational Suicide.

Special D!soOtch 10 the in'eIligenccr.
CLAnxsnuRo, W. VA, August lo.-Lale
last night james White, IN cmploye Of
Bennett & Co., Of Topeka. Kansas, who
has charge Of the Ulydesdale stations ut
tho fair ground stables, saw ailight in
one Of the buildings aud upon inyestiga.
ton he found number OF negroes play.
ing cards. He raped at the door, when
one OF the gamesters named Wilson
Marsh drew II 3S calibre revolver aud
fired through the door, the ball hitting
White in the right cheek below the eye
and making dangerous il not fatal
wound.
White was taken in charge by friends
and physician called, who probed for
the ball but was unable to find 1t. His
condition tonight is very critical.
Marsh has IN inevitable reputation.
His friends assisted him to escape, and
up to this time he has eluded arrest,
although descriptions Of him have been
sent to the police in all surrounding
towns. 1t is probable, however, that he
will be captured before he has IN oppor.
tunity to leave the State. This is the
most deliberate attempt ut cold blooded
murder that has occurred in this city
IOr some time. T,yI - sss -..- 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13

New YoRK, August 12.-The course
adopted by the Brick Manufacturers
Association at their meeting at the
Astor house yesterday, if persisted in,
will result in the practical suspension Of
the work Of erecting buildings in this
city and vicinity, since from 90 to 95
per cent Of the bricks used in tho three
cities separated by the, North and East
rivera comes from the;yards OF members
Of that association.
Various builders here have seen fit to
accede to the demands Of the Trades
Union, that they boycott the material
furnished by four Of the leading brick
makers, OF Hayerstraw. These firms,
being members Of the association above
referred to, appealed to it for support,
which was assured yesterday by the
agreement to ship no more bricks to
New York until the boycott placed upon
the four firms was raised. Notwith.
standing this action the impression pre-.
walls throughout the trads that the
threat Of tho manufacturers will not be
carried out and that the chance Of a
strike will rather be taken. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
NEARLi 4 BIG FIRE.


a Lamp Brenks In u Grocery md tho
Fumes ExtinEuished with Difficulty.
Special Dispatch to he inielligenc.r.
MARrlSsBuRa, W. Va, August 12.-
What might have resulted in heavy
destruction Of property and loss of life
occurred at the large store and ware.
rooms Of q. NJ. Shaher 4 Sonlate last
night. Just before closing the store for
the night some one came in for pound
OF butter aud Mr.. D. W. Shatfer, in 20.
ing after it, Set lamp on barrel which
turned over and threw the lamp upon
the door, breaking it. The oil ran over
the floor and became ignited, spreading
at rapid rate around the store room. :
Mr.. ShatIer hurrledly got piece OF
woolen goods and empted to smother
the flames. but it, too, became iguited
and Mr.. Shatier was terribly burn,
about the head and hands. Some men
who were passing along the street pro.
cured water and exlinguished the
hames before they had done much
damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
EZETA'S PROCLAMATION,
Salvndoraus Ordered to Hold Their Present
.'r puhitluus.

Snlvadorans Ordered to Hold Their Present
Positions.
SAN SALVADOR, August 12.-Proyis.
ionhl President Ezeta has issued a
proclamation to the San Salvador troops
on the frontiers Of Guatemala aud on
Gautemalan territory, ordering them to
maintain their present positions, and
not to act on the aggressive toward the
Gautemalan troops unless attacked BY
the latter.
Should the Gualemalan troops open
hostilities toward those of San Salvador,
tho latter are TO push their way to the
Guatemalan capital. Eze,a has sen,
fresh supplies and clothing 10 the troops
on the battlefield and large volunteer
subscriptions of money have been poured
into the San Salvador treasury.
Only for the presence of a few more
soldiers than are ordinarily seen the CITY
has resumed it's wonted aspect. Prepar.
atoms on great scale are being made
here for the reception OF the United
States Minister, to take place as soon as
the United States Government shall
have recognized Ezsta's provisional rule
The latter step on the part OF the Unite
States ia momentarily expected by all
well informed people here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
Another ninn sqY.lcled.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Augustl2 In the
House to-day Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois,
from the Committee on Appropriations.
reported joint resolution extending
temporarily, (nntil August o9) the ap.
propriations for the support OF the
Government not already provided for ii,
the general appropriation bills already
passed. e a..af E.g.s.l.
In speaking on this resolution, Mr..
Rogers, OF Arkansas, criticised a ruling
made by the Speaker yesterday on q
point OF order raised by him.
The Speakers only reply was: "The
attitude OF the Speaker towards the gen.
tleman from Arkansas has been consist.
ent-that Of polite endurance Of wha,
cannot be hel ped" [Applause on the
Republican side.
The joint resolution was then pvseed
: Senate amendments to the House bill
ior the establishment Of q National Park
at Chickamauga were non.concurred in
and conference ordered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13

WASHINGTON, D. g., August lo.-Late
Friday afternoon the State Department
received from Minister Miner tele-
gram from La Libertad, saying that dur
ing n battle in the city Of San Salvador,
the forces OF the provisional government
seized the American Consulate in that
city, hauled down the f. and damaged
property. The Department tho same
day INSTRUCTED Nj. Mixper. by tele.
graph to demand full reparation Of Sal.
vador, the reinstatement and protection
Of the Consul, and to SEQ that all rights
OF the United States and It's citizens were
observed. Last night the Department
received word from blizner stating tha,
the provisional government Of Salvador
had hoisted our flag over the United
States Consulate tie day before, at the
same time satuting it with q guns, and
that the Consul had been reinstated In
office, and the rights of the United
States and it's citizens were guaranteed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13

WAsnlSoroS, D. G., August l2.-This
afternoon Mr.. Quay offered resolution
to amend the rules Of thesenate by pro.
yiding, First, that during the present
session the Senate will not take up for
consideration any legislative business,
other than the tariff bill, general appro.
priation bills, bills relating to pub.
lie buildings and public lands, pen.
sions and debate on concurrent resolu.
tions. Second, That the consideration
Of all other bills shall be postponed until
tho next session; and, Third, that the
vote on the tariff bill and all amend.
ments thereto shall be taken on the Goth
Of August at 2 o'clock p. NJ, without
further debate, until the consideration
q the bil! and amendments be com.
pleted. The resolution went ever until
tn.mnrrnu' h : ~ ~ : ...-. .... 4 .-rE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
White Wings
OF PEACE WILL BIZ PLAPpED
At the Democratic Convention
To-day, but Only To-day,
and no Longer.
Tho Whippers.in Are Present
and Plcaiing for Har.
mony in tho Party. NJ
THE GREAT PRINCE OF THE KICKERS
viii be Nominated for Supreme
Judge, and Camden's Friends
Will Swallow tho Dose.
Mass Meeting at Which Senator
Faulkner Gets in Some
Very Good Work.
|'.. ID.
OTHER ELEMENTS REPRESENTED,
However; For Instance, Ex.
Senator II. G. Davis is
There in Person.
+J.N. st. Clair Makes a Speech In
Which he has Word to Saj About &
"Nlggers" and "Whlte Mems
Rnlc"-lle Sounds tho Key.
note for Mississippi
Campaign In ". VI.
srtcitl Dsaa.fh to the Inielligneer

SPECIAL Ns1Gfh to the lnte!ligenctr. soul
GRAFTON, W. Va, August lo.-The
folly OF holding n convention OF any siza
in 4 town with inadequate accommoda.
tons is emphasized here tonight, when,
with perhaps third Of the delegates to
to.morrow's convention in, the cry at
the hotels is no room. None OF the pol
iticians from the Wheeling end have ar.
rived yet, excep: Mr.. Riley. George
umstead, Of Wetzel, and the Lewis
county delegation are the only other
Firat district people here tonight, while
st. Clair, Of Fayctte, Chiffon, OF Charles
ton, and good many other south.enders
came in this evening. ~
a short horse is soon curried, and the
convention tomorrow will not last long.
OF course the usual denouncing and en-
dorsins must be done, but the papers for
it are already prepared.
asked Chairman Riley to let me have
the platform tonight that l might mail
it and save telegraph tolls, but he said it
WIS located in his valise. s 9a@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
CENTRAL ONO SAENG ERFEST

At Canton-Ths whseling Societies Meet
Win Grand Reception.
Special Dispaich 10 he Inieigcnc.r.
CANTON, o., August 12.-Tbe sixth
Central Ohio Saengeriest opened here
to-day, and continues until Friday.
Over two thousand singerp, members ol
societies in different parts OF the State
are in attendance. The Mozart, Arion
and Beethoven societies OF Wheeling,
with the Opera House md Union Cor
net bands arrived this afternoon. Every
seat In the tabernacle was taken long
before the time for the reception con.
cert to commence.
Addresses Of welcome were delivered
by Mayor John +. Blake and Joseph
Biechelc, President OF the Saengcrfest.
A viollnCello solo by Charles Heydler,
baritone colo by Edward S. Raft, and an
alto solo by Miss Annie Biechele, were
the leading features. The children
choruses were loudly upplauded.
Tho following soloiuts are in attend.
ance aud will sing during the fest: Mrs.
5. y. Ford, Miss Nina Schulz, Miss Anna
Biechele, Edward s. Raft, John Mar
quardt, Constantine Sternberg, Charles
Heydler.
The following are the societies in at
tendance: Canton Cohcordia, Canton
Harmonic, Canton M'ennerchor; Akron
Liedertalel, Akron Harmonic, Akron
Liederkranz; Alliance Concordla; Canal
Dnvpr Hprponia. Noi,, ~, hive ;.,I,.r
krans; Cleveland Gesangverien; Dayton
Mmnnerchor, Dayton Schwalhischer
S;rugerbund; Findlay Harmonic; Lima
Mnnnerchor; Mansfield Liedertafel; ;
Newark M,ennerchor; Toledo Teutonia,
Toledo Mmunerchor; Tiilin Bruder-
bund; Wheeling Mozart, Wheeling
Arion, Wheeling Beethoven; Youngs-
town MGunerchor.
The Wheeling societies are quartered
us iollowe: Arion at the Wcist and
Peher house, and the Mozart and
Beethoven at Bast hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
a Former Government Employa Turns Out
to be Crooked.

A Former Government Enployu Turns Out
to be Crooked.
SEATTLE. WASH, August 12.-James
6. Colemesnit, who was in the employ
OF the United States Government in
Samoa during President Cleveland's ad.
ministration, and who gained consider.
able notoriety during the late Samoan
troubles, is wanted in this city on a
charge Of forgery Since his retirement
from tho Federal service he has made
his hone in San Francisco. He came
here several days ago as An agent for
Baldwin, OF Calcutta, aud Blakely, OF
Chicago, publishers. 1t is charged that
he signed q number OF contracts With
the firm name and obtained about seven
hundred dollars. representative Of
the firm caused warrants to be issued
for his arrest, but the police have been
unable to locate him. 1t is thought he
has gone to British Columbia. His
family now resides in San Francisco. It
is said he comes Of wealthy Kentucky
ia ~ il,y ..ts.. ... ". ... |..- ....."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
The EnyOrite Lost.

ROCHESTER, N. y, August lo.-This
was the most successful day that the
grand circuit ever had in Rochester.
The weather and track were good. The
attendance was about 1000 The iea-
ture OF the day was the Flower City
$4,000 guarantee stake, 10 which the fol.
lower Of the circuit had been looking
forward for some time. 1t proved u
great race. y There were sixteen en-.
tries and twelve Starters and it took six
heats to finish 1t. Leopold Rose, who
did mile in this class in Cleveland,
was hot favorite in the pools b-fore
the race, but she only took one heat.
The race was won by Keno F, owned in
Kansas CITY. N .L-.-L n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
IMPORTANT DECISION
VI the Dnkota Supreme Court-The State
Liquor Law II Countitptioual.

ot the Dakota Supreme Court-The State
Liquor Law Is Constitutional.
CHICAGO, August ia dispatch from
Pierre, S. D., says: Chief Justice DiSh.
ton Coraon, OF the Supreme Court, hss
handed down decision that has been
awaited with great interest in all par,a
OF the State, as in effect it totally does
away with the sale OF Intoxicating liouor
as required by the stringent laws already
enacted. He afiirms the constitution.
ality Of the law aud gives our County
Courts full Jurisdiction to fine and i'm.
prison liquor sellers without interf.r-
ence OF grand juries or other courts.
making it final jurisdiction in any such
case. His decislen is very lengthy, COW
ering the ground thoroughly, and made
up on a writ OF habeas corpus in the case
of Robert Evans, an original package
dealer OF this city, who was ined 500
with two months imprisonment by the
County Judge. and went before the
Supreme Court on the writ on the
grounds Of no jurisdiction in the court
below.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-13
Second District DelpVcrnts.
.peeial Df.pd.ch TO he Inteaiecncr.

Special Dftpd'ea 10 he Inteai9incer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, August 12.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention
for the Second district, which is called
for keyser Saturday week, will not DO
an interesting event. The convention
VIII meet, organize, renominate Mr..
Wilson, "resolute" and adjourn. Some
Democrats are, however, debating the
proposition that II either Mr.. Ekins or
Mr.. Dayton ia the Republican nominee
perhaps It isn't wise to do this. The
Second district is likely to be Republi.
can this year and tho Democrats arc bs.
ginning to work their "think tanks"
The fact that Mr.. Wilson has three times
In his four runs for Congress come
within an ace Of being defeated in IL
strong Democratic district is being dis.
cussed.
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Patriotic Suns Of Amsricn.

Plrrsnunon, Pa, Augustilo. AT the
State meeting Of the Patriotic Sons OF
America to-day in the Grand Opera
houae one Thousand members were
present. At tho day meeting +. B.
spiese, OF Tamaqua, was elected Presi
dent; W. h. Schwartz, OF Altoona, Vice
President; Irwin Smith, Treasurer, and
.William Weand, Secretary. The organ.
ization was found to be in excellent
financial condition. An immense meet.
Ing was held tonight. and to.morrow VI
all sessions will be secret.
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The Vendome. The approach OF the
main division was the signal for another
burst Of applause.
q. A. X. DAY,

AT Mountain LIKE Park - A Sacccsssa
| Annir.-Ths Assembly Closed.
Special D,.paieh 10 the inte1tenetr. g
MOUNTAIN LAKE PAnx, Nd, Angus
l9.-This morning dawned bright an.
clear. Quite early the people began t
arrive from every direction, some OF
foot, on horseback, in carriages, ant
some In road wagons. The early trains
were little late, so the excursionists
began to flock In by eleven o'clock, The
entire place seemed 10 be alive with
people. 'Tg'r 'HH,i' '''
A game Of base ball was played for
exercise until II o'clock, when a large
audience gathered at the auditorium
aud lietened 10 an earnest and eloouent
address by Rsv. J. Il. Wilson, Of iowa.
de gave In brief bis experience as A
soldier, which was highly appreciated
aud heartily applauded by the audience,
At?:J0 p. IN. there was an excellent
performance by tho orchestra, and then
concert OF war songs by the large
chorus under Prof. Cecil.
DR.. Davidson then introduced Hon.
Louis L. McComas, who presided over
the meeting. He Grst introduced DR., @,
., Brown. Of Dubuque,.Iowa, who spoke
most excellently. Then Mr.. McComas
spoke In his earnest and emphatic man.
ilt ner to very appreci.tive audience.
They both recalled many incidents In
their experience during the great rebel.
lion, which brought tears to many ewes.
and at other times hearty applause and
laughter. -
The Garrett guards then engaged in a
sham battle, which was well performed
and witnessed by large number Of
people.
There were at. least three thousand
people here to-day. The Assembly
closed this evening. Dr.. Davidson left
This evening to take part in two other
assemblies this season.
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Sptcid! Disuatta to The Inteiligtncer. ,,'
CHARLESTON, WA, August l2.-As
yet there is no clue to who shot George
Nutter, the Republican candidate for
County Clerk, on Sunday night. 1t is
claimed by his Republican opponents
that he was with woman and was shot
in quarrel, but an interview with a
friend who was with him shows that he
was with different people on the street
up to within few minutes of the time
when he was shot. In the meantime,
he walked some distance and saw u
delegate about voting for him. Nutter
is quite low tonight and, it is feared,
may not recover. Nervous prostration
and inability to keep anything on his
stomach are doing their work.
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OFF FOR CANTON.
Two Hundred Wheelingitcs Leave Ovcr til
Pan.Hnndle for tho s,rnrerfest,

Two Hundred Wheelingites Leave Over the
Pan.Hnudle for tho srngerfest.
The Arion, Mozart and Beethoven
singing societies, accompanied by the
Opera House and E.naville bands
and large number Of citizens,
in all amounting to about two
hundred, left over tho Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 St. Louis railroad yes,er-
day morning for Canton, Ohio, to attend
the S,eugerfrst to be held there to-day,
tomorrow and Friday. Ten coaches
beautifully and tasteiully decorated with
bunting and evergreens carried the sing.
ers through. The train was special,
leaving here at ten o'clock a. M and ar.
riying in Canton at 2:o5 p. IN. The
Wheeling party will return Friday even
ing, returning over tho Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh road.