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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29

A candidate, who for any reason,
seems not to suit this description
must be ruled out.-N. Y, Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29
THE FAVORED GLASSES.

Teachers, Ministers, Farmers, Me
chanics, Merchants, as well ms their
wives, daughters and sons, who
would like to devote at least part
OF their time and attention TO work
that would bring them in lot of
ready money during the next few
months, would do we'll to look up
the advertisement of Is. f. johnson
" Co., Richmond, Va. in another
column, as it may be the means of
opening up to many new life and
larger possibilities. These gentle.
men have been extensively and sue
cessfully engaged in business for
many years, and they know what they
are talking about when they tell you
they can show you how to better
your financial condition.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. @, 1891,
Glinch Valley Division,


"EoI BoUND-DAILY.
No. Is. Nc IL.
Leave BlueGeld... 700 n. m. o:O5 D N
Graimm..... 7:OS q. m. 2:12 p. IN
naZeweil.'. s;uo a. IN. 2:54 p. IL
demands. S:lS a. IN. 1895 p. n.
nonnSes>. US n. IN. 4:lR p. IN.
ut. fnrl....lO'25 q. IN. 5:05 p. m.
W ., .. IT'D u. IN. 6.l5 p. m.
EAST BOUND--DAILY.
No. Ia M 1e
Leave Ricb,ond. eta on
Ie"vo l,o'1'S'-. .. 40 n. m. 1:32 o IA
Graham. II. % ny c.I9p -
Arrive Bluefiold. III 80 n. M. con -
Leave Bluefield $50. q en- II -,
Arrive Oakvale. ...... 80 y m
Peorisb'rg,...... $40 D Nh
Egglcston' .... S SSS + IN
Arrive ltatforn, Sos -,
No. lG connects at RoIiord ,;,;tI -
fnrd @ Al s t,he leaving hnd-
town, Philadelphia and New York. also fou
yaomurs' richmond and Norfolk.
W I'm ~, "ieepefs Radford to New York
ci ~. ii'i ii"purG; also to Washington via
Nn.aam' Junction; also Louisyille to-
iorN, wa MORON and Blueaeld and
nun I1yhchonYg to Richmouds
west bound train from Radford for all
points on Pulaski and Cripple Creek Divi
SONS leave Radford 7.30 n ID for Bristo,.
No. 10 connects Mt Norton with 7 & NJ
railroad for Big Stone Gan M;dai a. ~ N.
Louisville, Cincinnati. end oli no;,,ts 49,,
Pullman Seepers from Norfolk 70 1 ne
Vile via Radford and Norton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29

AS much as Indiana loved her ia.
vorite son, Gray, sho loved Demo
cracy more, aud, controlled by her
better Judgment, endorsed Cleye-
land. Gould New York rise above
her inordinate craving for political
iavors long enough to check the local
machine, she could do the party
.lusting good.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29

We do not believe that, this year
especially, State conventions should
instruct their delegations how to vote
at Chicago. They should be allow
ed to go there without tied hauds.
The idea that the party is dependent
on Cleveland or Hill or any one man
rs preposterous. The result of the
deliberations of that body should be
satisfactory to the party at lnrge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29

There has mover been any good
treason for changing the belief, form
.'ed,at the last election, that Cleveland
would be renominatod in 1892.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29

Up to the 22nd day of February,
when the New York convention in.
structed its ~ delegates for ID. b.
Hill, he was presidential possibili
IT,, a possibility only. That killed
linn aud his Southern exhibition bur-
ried him. At least such appears to
he the case vt present. Many other
State conventions have been held
eince, but Hill holds his ID If the
Democracy is astute his name will
not be mentioned Mt Chicago. If he
has IN eye to the future, he will ell.
dorse Cleveland OF some other
Nothing short OF n revolution will
prevent Cleveland's nomination by
reclamation as soon Us his name is
mentioned, not because he is the only
good enough Democrat, but because
he embodies more than any other the
peoples idea of what Democracy is
fighting for, and because no holds us
none other, the popular heart Cleve
lands nomination does not absolute
~ mean lis election to the Presi
dency, but we believe that if any
Democrat Gun secure 223 electoral
votes he can. The Democratic party
is under the necessity of carrying
every Stale possible to it in order tc
make the number.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29
ron DYSPEPSIA.

Indigestion. and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep It. 81 per bottle. Genuine has
Trademark and crossed red lines OF wrapper.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29
OTHERS FOLLOW.
Dry Goods and Notions

In Dress Goods we have almost everything you call for
from worsed at Zoe Dress Robe S1S 7 Giughan Sat
teen Canton Cloth Cord u oi Bedford Cloth from 1O to
3oc yard White Goods 7Ic almost every pat
tern desired.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29

In the United States Court at Dan
Vile. Friday, the suitof Rensens, of
New York. vs.. Staples, of Roanoke,
was decided in favor of the plaintiff,
by which, under an old patent, he re.
covers 5000 acres of mineral lands
in Patrick county. The decision also
disposes of other suits by Reusens
involving large body of mineral
lands il Floyd county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician,retire from prac
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption, Bronchitis. Catnrrh, Asth.
ma, and all Throat and Lung Alice.
tions, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and Nervous
Complaints, after having tested it's
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, has felt it his duty TO
make it known to lis suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and
n desire to relieve human suffering,
L will send free of charge, to all who
desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English. with full direc.
lions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper. w. A. NoyEs,
800 Powers Block. Roche ster. N. Y.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29

1.-THE use OF Castoria Is so universal and
its merits so well known tlliti seems u work
of supererogation TO endorse It.. Few are the
Intelligent fepilles who 10 not keep Cast5ria
within easy reach"
. CARLos MARTYRS, DID,
IS So Now York City.
Late Pastor Bloominsdale Reformed Church.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29

for Infants and Children.

"Castorinissow cli adapted to children that
1recommend itassuporlor to any prescription
: known to mo- z III. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
Ill So oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
WILSON RECiPTURED.
Oregon's Child.kilIer Makes a Bold but
Intellectual Fight for Freedom.

MCMINNvILLE, July 6.-Charles Wilson,
the murderer of Mamie Walsh. 13-year-
old GIRL at Milwaukee two weeks ago, was
recaptured this afternoon and lodged in Jail
here at o'clock. He was arrested In the
West Chehalem Valley, - miles northeast
Of here, by John L. Garter, the constable of
that precinct, while leisurely walking along
the road. Carter did not recognize the
fugitive at first, as he had shaved his face
clean and wore new suit of clothes. When
questioned by Carter he denied all
knowledge of the murder and offered to
accompany him into town. He gave up his
gun to the constable, and the latter's
brother went to get team. Wilson saw
his opportunity and started TO run. After
chase of 80 Yards the constable overlook
him, and, after scuffle, Wilson broke
away second time. Carter again over
took him, when Wilson drew a razor Car
ter struck him with a club, breaking his
right arm. BY this time Carter's brother
had arrived with the gun, which he leveIed
at Wilson. telling him to surrender or die.
He said. Please shoot me- | want you to
shoot me-" The Carriers oyerpOwered him
and brought him to this place. Wilson
states he spent most of the time since bis
escape from Sheriff Kelly last Satur-
day night. in shanty near the Villa
mette River. This evening Sherifs Kelly
and Warren and u men started with the
murderer ostensibly for Oregon City, but
1t is supposed they intend to take him TO
the penltentiary at Salem.
SALEM. Or, July S.-Gharles Wilson. the
murderer. was brought here o-night and
safely lodged in the State penitentiaTy to
protect hun from the fury of the mob.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
The Trouble With The rOn.WOrkers
at Homestead.
CONFERENCE WITH GOVERNOR PATTISOy
The Mills TO Be Turned 0Ter TO the Sheriff Of
the COunty-Watching for the
PinsertOnS.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

HOMESTEAD. Pa, July S.-The situation
at Homestead is absolutely unchanged.
There is nothing tonight indicating what
the next step will be. Perhaps the troops
will be ordered here, but no one can say.
The Sheriff made another Intellectual effort
TO obtain admission for his Deputy SheriffS
to the works and TO raise posse In Home
stead. A proposition has been made TO the
workmen asking if they will permit the
Deputy Sheriffs TO peacefully enter the
works and assume charge. The proposition
was considered at a meeting to-day, but no
conclusion was reached. though there was
a general expression In favor of accepting
the proposition and Of submission 10 the
law and the recognition of the regular con-
stituted authority.
The men are intensely suspicious and
they fear the introduction OF the deputies is
but cloak for more important action, viz /:
that the PinkertOns will follow the depu-
ties and nOn-union men the PnkertOns.
Both Of these latter they will resist to the
utmost The cooler-hesded men are adyis-
ing their associates TO permit the deputies
to come in peaceaoly, but if it be granted
they insist that the deputies shall be neither
numerous nor we'll armed and shall rot
make a move to protect the men whom the
firm may Introduce. The move is really but
a continuation Of the fOrcible preventing OF
ground for legal contention in the suit
which is certain to follow if the county
turns the works over TO the firm and is not
liable for damages.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
ADVICE OF LEADERS.
The WOrkmen Advised to Permit the
Sheriff to Guard the Mills.

The Workmen Advised to Permit the
sheriff to Guard the Mills.
HOMESTEAD, July S.-To-night Hugh
ODonnell and others returned from Har-
risburg bearing with them a proposition
from Sheriff MeCleary asking that the
works be turned over TO the deputies whom
he would appoint TO take charge and hold
the property for the firm. The officers of
the Amalgamated Association are strongly
in favor OF the men giving the deputies ad-
mission into the works, and so were the ad-
yisory committee At mass-Eeeting at
which President Welhe presided, he urged
that the firm must be given possession of
the works, IL d OF resort must be taken To
troops. The attorney of the association
next addressed the meeting, and advised the
same course. An adjournment was taken
after q committee was appointed TO 20 to
Pittsburg TO confer with Sheriff McCleary,
and learn bis purposes If control was given
him. and also to see the Adjptant-General
OF the State. 1t is understood that another
meeting will be held, bu: 1t has not yet
taken place. and probably will not till the
committee are ready 10 report. The leaders
and the conservative element favor giving
way, but a great number of the younger
and hOt-headed element oppose any yield
ing.
A startling rumor is being whispered
about on the southside tonight TO the effect
that as soon as an armed force appears on
the ground at Homestead dyuamiters, who
have been employed, will be prepared to
hurl bombs into the mill, and an effort will
be made to destroy the entire plant. The
reliability Of The rumOr is doubted.
All labor organizations in Allegheny
County are holding meetings and adopting
res OlutiOus of sympathy, Offering moral and
financial aid, and committees are being ap-
pointed to act with the committees from
Homestead in the matter Of combined
action.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
She Called at Santa Barbara Without
Notifying the Authorities.
EVIDENTLY A CASE OF SMUGGLING.
Both Winchester and The Captain Assert Their
Innocence. but the Boats TagarieS at
Victoria Are Suspicious.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

SAN DIEGO, July S.--No traces of opium
have yet been discovered on board the Eliza
Edwards. the steam schooner under seizure
here for the alleged smuggling of 81 Chiua-
men aud 1000 pounds of opium TO the United
States from Vancouver. B. C. The publ
cation of an attempt made yesterday by
Captain Van Bremen and DR.. Winchester to
bribe q reporter and editor of the Union
to suppress the facts already ELECTED caused
panic this morning.
Winchester left on the first train for
Santa Barbara, where the customs officers
believe the opium was landed. 1t was in-
tended to make thorough search of the
premises of both Winchester and Van
Bremen for documentary evidence of their
guilt. but it is believed that Winchester left
with the intention of destroying all traces
of eliminating nature.
Van Bremen admits having touched at
Santa Barbara, but says he did this to take
on fresh meat and patent log Not hav-
Ing reported TO the customs authorities
there the vessel becomes subject to a fine of
Sl400, upon the payment of which her dis
charge will be ordered if no additional evil
dence OF smuggling Is secured. Winchester
is said to have been involved in O similar
transaction seven years ago.
an Bremor now denies having 0Hered
money to secure the suppr ession OF the
facts. but the evidence is conclusive of the
attempted bribery of newspaper men by
both the captain and Winchester. Th
cook Of the schooner is under arrest and
may turn States evidence.
The steamer Coos Bay arrived to-day
from San Francisco in pursuit of the Eliza
Edwards, but finding the latter in charge of
the customs officers here and Revenue Col
lectOr Phelps, it cleared this evening for the
north. Collector Osborne of Los Angeles
accompanied the latter to San Pedro. Cap
tain Van Bremer is stIll staying at the Hor-
ton House.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
CONGRESS ..
THE SENATE.

The Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill.
Dedication Day of the Exposition.
WASHINGTON. July SIN the Senate to-
day the sundry civil appropriation bill was
under consideration for four hours, and but
little progress was made. The paragraph
appropriating S1,00O,O00 for tie geological
survey was. after considerable discussion.
agreed to.
The resolution relating to the Homestead
conflict was not reported back from the
Committee on Contingen: Expenses, but
GallInger made a speech in defense and
laudation of the Republican policy of pro-
lection
Senator Hill introduced q bill changing
the date for the dedication of the Worlds
Fair buildings from October IL to Oct ober
II, and after a statement by him and Cullom
as 10 the reasons for the change, the bill
passed.
In the suDdry civil bill the paragraph for
the survey aud resurvey of public lands
was amended by increasing the appropria-
tion TO $3.50, COO.
The House bill reducing duty on tin plate
was lad before the Senate and referred.
The Senate then adjourned.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
SMALLPOX AT VICTORIA.
Two Deaths Have Already Been Reported
Precaution Taken On the Sound

Two Deaths Have Already Been Reported.
Precaution Taken on the Sound
VICTORIA. i. c., July S.-The steamer
Barbara BOscowitz arrived from the north
this morning with 20 passengers, 2200 cases
of salmon from the Skeena River for ship
ment East. as we'll as cedar lumber, bear
skins aud other furs.
The first death In this city from small
pox occurred This morning, the three year
old daughter of Henry Bull being the VIC
tim The child was i'll for a week only, and
yesterday 1t was pronounced TO be small
poX. Another fatal case is reported in the
Refuge Home.
Captain Nhiteaw is reported better this
morning, and he will be able to resume the
supeTintendency of the work on the San
Pedro next week. 1t is stated that the rails
ing of her is beyond doubt, and the vessel
Will be taken off Brotchu ledge in q few
hours after work is started
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, July S.-The
Puget Sound Board of Health to-day ordered
all passengers arriving ON vessels from Vie
t0rla, Is. e.. 10 pass personal inspection
by the health officer before proceeding to
the up-sOund cities.
Dr. Baldwin,, the health officer wired 10
Victoria to-day for definite Information per-
tanlng to the number of cases o smaIIpoy
existing IN Victoria, and received the fol-
lowing reply from the health officer:
L here are % eases to-day"
All the officers and crew on the steamer
CITY oil Kingston were vaccinated tonight
ard strict quarantine regulations have been
adopted
The morning call., 1892-07-09
LAWN TENNIS.
The tournaments st Redondo and PetaIuma
Are Well Attended

Are Well Attended
REDoNDo, July s.-The attendance at the
tournament to-day was the best yet. conse-
Quently the players outdid themselves and
put up some sensational games. the ladies'
single beag the most excitineof the meet
ing
In the double Butcher and Singleton beat
Cawst0n and Routh 6-3, CO; Bettner and
Edwards beat Turner and Way 6-5, 6-3 /;
Carter and Lester beat Aker and Halstead
6-1. 6-1; Butcher and Singleton beat
Cosby and German. and Garter and Lester
beat Bettner and Edwards. Tne finals will
be played tomorrow, when it is expected
Carter and Lester will win from Butcher
and Singleton.
In the gents final Carter easily defeated
Bumiler Go, 6-l, Go. Bum1ler, who is a
young player, seemed ratified when he faced
steady game. A meeting between Carter
and Taylor of San Francisco, the coast
champion is talked of.
termined struggle Miss Gllner beat Miss
Shoemaker Ga. So 6-4
PETALUMA. July S.-The tennis tourna-
ment 10 decide the championship of So
noma County commenced this morning at
the Atlanta Tennis Club court, in this city.
The only contestants present were from
Santa Rosa and Petaluma tennis clubs. The
games were hCtly contested, and large
number OF young ladies and gentlemen we re-
present throughout the day anu watched
the games with lively interest. To-mor-
rows games will decide the championship
OF Sonoma County.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
THE RESPONSIBILITY.
Claims That the Pinkertons Were Sworn
in Deputy Sheriffs.

In as Deputy Sheriffs.
PITTsBURG, July S.-The statements as
to whether or not the PinkertOns were
sworn in as deputies are very conflicting.
Sheriff McCleary says they were not, but
the Carnegie people insist they were. L. K.
Spear, one of the wounded Pinkertons. says
they were sworn in by Deputy Sheriff Gray.
The latter admits he was with the party,
but asserts lie did not administer the oath
TO them. This question will be an impor-
tant one in settling the question Of respon-
sibility.
HARRISBURG. Pa, July S.-A prominent
citizen OF Pitts burg passed through Harris
burg this morning. He said there was no
question about the Pinkerton men having
been properly sent to the Homestead works
under approval of the Sheriff. 4 letter
was sent by counsel for Carnegie q Co to
the superintendent of the Homestead mill
placing the Pinkertons under control OF
Chief Deputy Gray. This letter, he said,
was read to Sheriff McCleary, who ap-
proved Of the arrangements. They were
regular deDuties, and were so recognized.
NEW YORK, July S.-The returning
PinkertOns from Homestead arrived this
morning. They declined to talk about the
matter. Robert PinkertOn also refused to
talk at present, but said he would make a
statement later, which would show where
the fault lay. He would neither affirm nor
deny the report that he had already sent a
fresh lot of men to Homestead.
The morning call., 1892-07-09

between the Emperor and Bismarck,
the dispatch saws it is absolutely indispens-
able as primary condition to a rapprochc-
ment that the advance should be made by
Bismarck" The dispatch also says: Even
II Bismarck has complied with the condi-
tions of rapprochement, never go so far
as to justify the belief that Bismarck has
again any influence whatever In the con-
duct OF public business. These instruction S
apply to the personnel of the Embassy also,
and the Emperor will take no notice Of the
marriage. Your Highness is instructed to
bring this communication TO the knowledge
OF Count Kalnokg in whatever manner you
may find advisable"
The dispatch is signed by Chancellor Won
Capriyi. 1t is significant and Is held 10
prove that attempts have been made TO
effect reconciliation with Bismarck
The Freisinnige Zaitung says the publica-
ton of the rescript is forcible answer to
the feeble and pointless attacks and that
the second dispatch is tantamount to the
refusal OF Bismarck's counsel as long as lie
lives.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
ARMED NEUTRALITY.
The Workmen Peaceably Awaiting Il
Action OF the MiII-Owners.

The Vorkmen Peaceably Awaiting the
Action OF the HiII-Owners.
HOMESTEAD, July 6.-The unwillingness
of the men to turn tile works over to the
Sheriff is increased by their openly ex-
pressed distrust of Sheriff McCleary, but
the specter Of the appearance of Ioug lines
OF soldiers with no purposes but to sternly
obey the orders they may receive. is behind
the Sheriff's failure and some realize this
No disorder occurred up to IL o'clock to-
night, and no false alarms gain currency.
Three more funerals Of the last of the
victims among the wOTkmen took place to-
day. A fruitless meeting of the lOcked-out
men and the Sherif's coming, his confer
ence and departure are in brief the story Of
the day.
Another "a hours has passed and Home
stead continues in the possession of the
locked-out men. They are the autoerats Of
the town, and many beneath their slOuched
hats wear the dignity and knowledge of
sovereignty. Order is strictly maintained,
and to the credit Of the locked-out men can
be said that they have not committed or
permitted any act of violence or plunder
and beyond taking exceptional precautions
against the Plnkertpn men gaining an en-
trance or obtaining valuable knowledge
they have done nothing. The men are very
retcent and intelligent and are not the loud
m0uthed ignorant class OF agitators. This
factor IS an impo rtant element in The situa-
ton. Only few workingmen are seen on
the streets and no drunkenness is noticed
AT regular Intervals the scouts and pickets
are relieved and guards are maintained con-
Stantiv.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
A ROYAL RESCRIPT.
Emperor Williams Decree to His Ennis.
saries in Foreign Lands.

BERLIN, July S.-The Reichsanzeiger, the
Government organ, publishes an Imperial
rescript, issued May % 10 all German and
Prussian diplomates abroad. Discussing
the views and opinions OF Prince Bis
marck, then lately published ia the various
newspapers. the reseript says: 1.-THE En-
peror is convinced either that more placid
temper will supervene or that the practical
value of the statements Of the press will, In
course of time, be more and more correctly
appreciated abroad. The Emperor distin-
guishes between the Prince Bismarck of the
past and the present, and wishes everything
avoided that is likely to tarnish the image
oil the greatest statesman of the nation"
second Government dispatch, addressed
10 Prince Reuss, German ambassador to
Austria. dated June 9, instructs him "to
confine himself during Bismarck's visit to
Vienna to cSSgentioDal forms aud avoid an
invitation TO Count Herbert Bsmarck's
wedding. Referring to the relations
The morning call., 1892-07-09
EIGHT CONVICTS ESCAPE.
They Crawl to Liberty Through Three-Foot
Sewer-Pipe

BosToN. July S.-Nine long time conyicts
made their escape from State prison this
afternoon through sewer and all but one
are now at large. They are j. M. Brad
ley. Dennis OHearn, Daniel Coffey. John
Stephen Mccall. Felix Golding and Daniel
Mullen.
The men had occasion to 60 into lot
used as dumping-ground. In which was a
manhole leading to the sewer. Having inl-
provised saws they cut the bars covering the
hole and descended to the bottom. They
crawled through the sewer, which was 800
feet in length and hardly three feet in di-
ameter.
Every possible effort was made to in ter
cept the fugitives, and Golden was captured
after desperate resistance. Although the
surrounding country is being secured the
others have not yet been captured.