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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-03
The political editor Of the Ga-ette

The political editor of the Ga=ette
may paw and rave like mad bull,
but the fact remains all the same,
that the negroes of this county who
cast about 10 per cent. of the Re-
publican vote of the county and
make Republican majorities posi-
bic, are going to demand at the
hands of their masters fair share
of the places on the Republican
county ticket, and they are going
to aget together" said a prominent
colored Republican the other day,
"and agree upon what we want and
demand it as our right. If we make
the majorities, we ought to have
some of the Offices. Will the
county convention dare refuse their
demands? The negro is beginning
to think that he has been the tool
and slave of his political masters
long enough, and they must give
him something more than the priv
iIegc of voting and being made del
egates to conventions.
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NOTICE.

HERE will be a meeting of the stock
i holders or the Point Pleasant Furniture
company, at the Court House, in the town
OF POINT Pleasant, West Virginia, on We'd
nssday, May Is, 1892, at 7:3J O'Clock p Nj
me OBJECT OF such meeting is to change. alter
as follows: F'-S'
!. To change the mode OF the representation
oil stock at the meetings ofstoclnolders
- z. 10 reduce the number OF directors OF said
company from seven TO five and to change
the mode heretofore provided for the selec-
3. To repeal Article TX of the bylaws of
SAID company, which imposes n limitation
upon the number OF shares OF stock that cnn
be held by n stakeholder thereof.
4. To elect new Board of Directors in
consequences of the change to be made In the
NUMBER thereof by the amendment aforesaid
RANKIN WILEY, JR., Prcsit,
a; +. kISAR, Sec'y protein.
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s. n. Taylo.. :. clanP.lsa ooaa.y. 2


Secretary of State
CLEVELAND, April 29.-At 1890 the
delegates to the Republican state con.
vention commenced fling into the hall
A few minutes later Temporary Chair
man Griffin called the assemblage &c
order.
1t was now time to turn over the or
ganization to the permanent chairman
OF the convention, Major Mckinley.
He was applauded in the wings of the
stage and greeted with fiattering cheers.
Governor Mckinley spoke in ligni-
Ted strain. He said the Republicans
We're here TO organize for victory in '9s.
auded the national administration
he Of the most magnificent in his
-. DE mentioned the name of Harri-
Son, which was roundly cheered. and of
Blaine, at which the crowd fairly went
Wild When he complirnented Secretary
Foster there was another great outburst
of applause.
The Ticket.
The following are the nominations ON
the state ticket:
Secretary of state-Samuel NJ. TAYLOR.
OF Champaign county; first ballot.
Judges supreme court-W. e. Smear.
cock
Clerk supreme court-Josiah Allen,
of Athens county.
Member board public works-E. L.
Lybarger, of Coshocton.
Delegates.
Delegates to the Minneapolis conven-
ton mckinley, Foraker, Hahn, Bush
nell.
Alternates- NJ. Nevins. E. w. Poe.
M: M..Bothman, J. f. Atwood.
Presidential electors = Ex-Conpress-
man Lorenzo Danforth. and Afyrick L.
Herrick.
The convention adjourned 2:15 p. m,
sine die.
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GAVE 'EM A SCARE.
Anonymeu. rhrsas. % blow Up nun

Anonymous Threats TO blow Up Build
ings in San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, May 2.-Owing to
anonymous letters threatening,to blow
mp the Nevada bank. The Chronicle
building and other large structures Sun
day morning, almost every member Of
the police force was detailed in citizens
clothes to watch down town public
buildings, and the Bonanza and railway
millionaires' palaces on mob Hill. -
From two to three officers guarded each
place from midnight until o o'clock in
the morning. The threats We're evil
IDENTIFY without foundation, as the an
archists made no effort to do any dam
age.
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Hon. Henry q. Davis.

Before President Cleveland made
public the names of the gentlemen
who were to compose his Cabinet
ex-senator Henry G.. Davis, of West
Virginia, was spoken of as one who,
if not in tho Cabinet, would exer-
else great influence with tho adj
rIfuistration. Mr.. Davis is y living
example of what pluck, push and
perseverance will accomplish. Born
of humble parentage be was at an
early age thrust upon the world to
do for himself, and he is today a
director in the very railroad COM
pany in whose employ he used 10
be brakeman, is at the head and
practically owns national bank in
Piedmont, w. Va, is President OF
the West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg Railroad, which runs
through the rich coal and lumber
districts of West Virginia. His
company holds the contract for
furnishing the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company with its fuel from his
famous Elk Garden coal fields. Be
sides Mr.. Davis has vast numbering
interests along the North Branch
of the Potomac and in the Cheat
river region. Then he conducts
heavy farming operations at Deer
Park. Several thousand men are
on his pay roll as employees. This
remarkable estate was built up from
a small beginning, and in it's gen
eral management he trusts no mans
judgment but his own.-King,cood
Press.
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The Point Pleasant Gazette (Rep. )
appears to be suffering from severe
paroxism of alarm at the mere sug-
gestion that colored man will be
urged for Office in Mason county.
To be consistent the Point Pleasant
Gazette ought to help along the
"nigger" question. Does it not sup
port the party which have made
strenuous efforts to establish negro
supremacy?-KaDa,cha Gazette.
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The Gazette says there are a
number of colored men in this
county who belong TO the Demo
cratic party, and want to know if
the Democrats will nominate one of
them to a place on their ticket. We
answer no, for the reason that there
is not a colored Democrat in the
county that we know of. The
colored men sometimes vote for
Democrats on the county ticket,
but mono of them were ever known
tovote with the Democrats for Presi-
dent or any other political Office.
But if 900 negro voters had been
loyalty voting with the Democratic
party, since their Acknowledgement,
as they have been with the Repub-
lican party. the Democrats would
have been fairer with them, than
have the Republicans.
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1892.
1892.

Tho Gazette says that the colored
men of this county have always
been free to vote as they please, but
their Republican masters see to it
that they vote only the Republican
ticket. The Republicans say to the
colored men, "vote as you please,
but be sure and vote the Republican
ticket"
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Now that the State campaign is
at hand, we may look for the parti-
san Republican press to commence
its periodical assaults upon the diff
ferent State institutions. During
the intervals between elections,
they are prosperous and well man.
aged, but as soon as the election
approaches. the misrepresentation
begins. Already the attack on the
Insane Asylum, at Weston, has be-
gun, and next they will be attack.
ing the management of the Peni,
Tertiary and the State University.
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EhANcE.
The Paris Police Get wind of Plot and
Sieze the Explosives.

PARIS, May IA quantity of explo-
sives was seized Sunday in an anarchists
residence at villemomble. the police
having got wind of plot to destroy the
Hotel de Vile. One person was arrested.
A number of others escaped.
A telegram says that the grand circus
at Troyes was set on fire Sunday, pre-
sumably by anarchists, and burned to
the ground. The flames spread to and
destroyed three adjacent houses. While
the fire was burning, large explosion
was heard in the interior of the circus,
A report came that the anarchists at
tempted to blow up the National pow
der works, near Tours, but this proved
TO be erroneous.
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AUSTRIA.

Two Bombs Exploded at San Andrea
Supposedly by Irredentists.
TRIESTE, May 1.-TWO bombs were
exploded at San Andrea, near Trieste,
Sunday. Little damage was done, but
there was great excitement, the more so
as this did not appear to be the result
of an anarchist plot. but rather the
work of the irredentists, who took the
occasion for making display ON their
own account.
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GERMANY.
Unfavorabie weather Interferes with the
Demonstrations.

BERLIN, May Throughout Ger
many the display took the form of a
May Day festival, spoiled more or less
by the weather, which acted as check
on any excessive ebulitions of en-
thusiasm. The police had little to do,
and the military We're not seen during
the day. being kept strictly in their
barracks.
The socialists of Leipsic and Munich
had made preparations for monster
demonstrations which were ruined by
now to renew their display next Sunday.
These will be perfectly orderly, as it
was evident they We're intended to be.
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In this paper will be found let
ter from Senator Camden, in which
he says he will not be candidate
for U. S. Senator before the next
Legislature, and gives his reasons
at some length, why he has come to
this conclusion. This being over
his own signature; of course settles
the matter and leaves Mr.. Faulkner
clear field. Senator Camden's
many friends in this part of the
State will regret his action and his
letter, for it is the general opinion
that had he remained in the race
for o. S. Senator, he would have
been elected.
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HUNGARY.

Valuable Machine Factory Burned mt
Buda-Pesth-Loss 500. 900.
BUDA-PEsrH, May 2.-While Sundays
demonstration was in progress a fire
broke out in Nicholson's machine fac
tory and rumor spread that the fire
had been started by workmen to enable
them to loot the establishment. The
proprietor denies, however. that the fire
was of incendiary origin. The loss
amounts to about 800. 600.
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Review OF the Grain and Cattle Markets
for May 2.

Cincinnati.
WHEAT-S7@91c.
CoRS-4a145c.
WooL-Unwashed fine merino. 1Ta1sc,
A-blood combing. 2l@22c; braid, 17dlsc;
medium combing, 22@23o; fleece washed
fine merino x and Xxx, 25@2dc; medium
CATrLE-Good to choice butchers. 81 90
a .; fair to good. 50 25@3 90; common,
HoGs-Selected butchers and heavy
Shipping, 81 50@4 60; fair to good pack
ing, 81 25@4 IS; common to rough, s3 500
SHEEP-S4 25@6 %.
LAMBS s. 25@1 %; spring lambs, 0 20
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Cincinnati Tobacco.


WooI.-Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx
3l@32c, Xxx 2T1<@2Sc, X 265l @2Ic, No j 81
@34c, No. . 32933c, fine unwashed 19a2Oc.
unmerehantable 2i@22c. Ohio combing-
@31c, No 2 one-fourth blood &c. Ohio de.
laine sc, Michigan X and above 25@255<c,
No S2932c, No 81 @32c, fine unwashed
ing-No. three-eightfls and one-haIf
blood 36c. mo. 2, one fourth blood 34c.
Michigan delaine 3003Ic.
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ITALY.
The Excellent Preparations for Trouble
Undoubtedly Prevented 1t.

Undoubtedly Prevented It.
ROME, May 2.-Italy suffered more
from the May Day agitation than any
other country except Belgium. There
the police and troops had to cover the
whole country. Fortunately there was
no outbreak in any of the principal
cities, owing to the excellent prepare
lions made by the authorities. All the
trouble occurred in obscure places where
the police or military were absent or in
weak force.
At Sinigaglia bomb was exploded
opposite the Casino and caused much
damage to the walls, windows and fur
piture, but nobody was injured.
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No false promises are being held
out to induce people to locate in
this place. They are coming here
every day upon their own motion,
without even waiting to be invited.
All good people are extended the
warm hand of welcome.
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rhc Cornerstone LnId.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The corner
stone of the nations monument to Gen
eral Grant in Riverside park was laid
yesterday with becoming ceremonies in
the presence of 10000. President Har-
rison was present and Chauncey II.
Depew was the orator of the day.
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SENATE-The old story of government
Injustice to the Indians was discussed ali
HoUsE-The diplomatic and consular
bill was further discussed without result.
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A "FaIsed" story.

NASHVILLE, May 2.-The reported MP
rising of negroes at Triune. in William
son county, was fake pure and simple,
without any foundation whatever. The
better class of negroes endorse Satur-
davis hanging
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A prominent Republican, says the

A prominent Republican, says the
Parkersburg Sentinel, told us the
other day, his reasons for running
Mr.. Elkins for Governor that "he
has bar'l and will spend it. OF
course he don't live in West Yir-
GINA, but he has big house at
Elkins, and votes there, and it is
understood that he will put one
hundred thousand dollars into the
campaign. Yves Atkinson and Jim
Menager haze no money"
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ohio's Democratic Convention

COLUMBUS, O., April 27.-The Demo-
cratic state executive committee has do
cided to hold the Democratic state con-
yention in Columbus June IA and 10.
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SENATE-The day was occupied in dis
cassing the relations of the Pacific rail
roaoe TO the United States in connection
with the army appropriation bill.
ltousE-fhe diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill was further considered.
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CONGRESS.


SENATE-The sill er question was dis
cussed, and was followed by a debate ON
Pacific railroad legislation.
HoUsE-The diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill occupied the attention
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BELGIUM.

ing Much Damage
BRUSSELS, May 2.-At Aublin. town
near Couvin, in the province of Namur.
dynamite bomb exploded in front Of
the burgomaster's house Sunday. Little
damage was DONE
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Special Commissioners Sale

Nj Office is hereby given that pursuant TO
i v the proNlsioIis Of q decree made and en-
tered on the 18th day OF March, lS92, by the
Circuit Court of Mason county, West Vir-
ginlay in a certain suit in chancery pending
IA salo court, W wherein A. II. Barbee Is plain
sl W ana george PofIenbaraer, Administrator
deIendants, shall at the 'front.' door or the
Court House of said county,
On Thursday, May 5, 1892,
proceed to sell the following, real as.a,.
much thereof as may be necessary 10 saflsfs
SAID decree upon the terms hereina ffer
named. Ihe said real estate consists OF two
lritetss, being parts of what Is known as the
district Mason county, West NfrginIa- one
tf.et containing - acres or Ohio river bot
tom iandt Is about $50 poles In length and q
poles and ~ links in width, bounded on the
Arlington, decd, the West by the ohio
river, and on the North by the lands OF fIe
heirs OF Caroline Long, deceased. The other
s s1sdt = BACK land, adjoining the tract afore-
on the south by the lands OF the said heirs OF
E-llzstDetn arlington decd, and on the Norff,
Dy the lands OF the said heirs of Caroline
L2ngs deceased, and on the East by the Old
military line, being part OF the same land
devised TO the said Caroline Long and her
eniiqfen by Gideon Long by his win OF record
IN tne county Court Clerks Office OF said
county, IN viii book No. I. page *
TERMS OF SALE--Cash as q, one-fi.ir,I
e me Pufenase money and the remaInderi IN
Two equal installmenfE upon a credit OF one
anu an, Two years, with interest from day OF sale
security for said deferred payments and re-
tanning the legal title as a further security.
w r. GUM,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the aforesaid Special
Sominissioner has given the bond required
" the decree above referred to.
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CATTLE-Prime. - 1904 95; good. q 30
4 10; bulls. stays and fat cows, s. 25@
IS; fresh cows, $50 o0d45 90.
HoGs-Best Philadelphias, 81 1904 e5:
best Workers, and good mixed. 81 75I
4 IS; pigs and common Workers - s0Sf
4 30. roughs, 50 O0@4 co.
SHEEP-Extra, s. 1905 so; good, e. GOA
10, fair, So 1544 10; common 81 OO03
3 90, spring lambs, So oOaIO 90.
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hereby notified that they must be prepared
20 setue at once, either in cash or good nego-
TABLE paper. Those whom the late firm
owes are requested to present their bills at
once for payment. All business will be set
tied IN the firm name. Mr.. Neighbors will
continue In the business OF contracting and
building. NEIGHBoRs & WILSON.
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Deaths.

General William Wells, of Vermont,
aged fifty-fivc. Last year he was spoken
of as n successor of Secretary of War
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Friday.


HousE-No bills were passed or any
business of general Importance trans
acted.
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The Republican papers in this
State are denouncing Congressman
Capehart for voting with the Dem
ocrats in opposition to the report OF
the elections committee in the Rock
ville-Noyes contest, and by which
vote he assisted Democrat in re-
tanning his seat. These Republi-
cans seem to forget the actions OF
the Reed Congress when Democrats
were kicked out, no matter what
the majority that elected them to
Congress. Mr.. Capehart voted as
he should have done, and his con-
stituents will endorse his vote by
returning him to Congress by an
increased majority.
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The Colby aaaiemy Mt New London,
Conn, burned. Loss. 1000
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THE MARKETS.

HoUsE-The diplomatic and consular an
bill was taken up.
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Personal.

Congressman Springer was renomi
mated.
Senator voorhees, is off for North Caro-
lima to recuperate his impaired health.
Ex-Governor and ex-United States Sem
ator w. Pirkey White and Mrs. Mary
Mcdonald Thomas were married at Bal
timore
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At barcelona.

2kRcELoNA, May e.-The police found
q NIB In one of the streets Sunday,
an arrested seventeen persons.
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May Day parades have been prohibited
in Rome
Nine people We're killed and thirty in
jured by a wreck near Bathurst, n. s. w
Ravachol and Simon, the Paris anarch-
lists, were given life sentences. The others
were acquitted.
The entire business portion of Chase,
Mich, was burned Wednesday night
Owing to high wind. in less than two
hours sixty-two buildings were in ruins
The loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
SO, 600. THE fire was incendiary.
An epidemic of virulent influenza is
reported as raging in the southern part
of Russia.
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SPAIN.

A Lighted Bomb Found in Confessional
Mt Seville.
MADRID. May AT Seville, Sunday,
a priest found bomb with lighted
fuse on the floor of his church confess
sional, and extinguished it.
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DISSOLUTION Notice.

M Office is hereby given that the co-part
v nership heretofore existing between
las. u. Neighbors and L. o.. Wilson, as con
tractors and builders, was dissolved Inv nm
tnal consent. April %, 1872.
j. L. NEIGH BORIS,
l.. o. WILSON
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CONDENSED NEWS.
a Collection of Interesting Items ON yari-
Gus Subjects, Especially Prepared for
the Hasty Reader.

Collection OF Interesting Items on yari-
Gus Subjects, Especially Prepared for
the Hasty Reader.
There Is great destitution in Texas
among the people along the lower Rio
Grande.
The cornerstone of the Grant monu-
ment in Riverside park, New York, was
laid with appropriate ceremonies Wednes-
day.
The peach crop in southern Indiana, it
is said, will be short.
Gresham says he has not Unified his
willingness 10 become the leader for the
Peoples party.
Odd Fellows throughout the country
generally celebrated the sevenfy-third
anniversary of the order in America
Tuesday.
The national convention of brewers
employees has petitioned Governor Fifer,
of Illinois. to pardon the anarchists
Ferdinand Ward was released from Sing
Sing prison on Saturday.
Platinum has been discovered in the
Southern Hills, about TWENTY-FIVE miles
west of Rapid City, S. ID.
AT indianapolis, William Davis. charged
with assaulting his nine-year-old iaugh-
ter, got twenty-one year sentence-the
maximum penalty which the law pro-
yides.
A new gigantic hotel Is to be erected at
Chicago for the housing of visitors to the
worlds fair at an expense of 81 COO goo
The affair is to be carried out by a stock
company, to be known as the Park Co
lumbia company, with Colonel II. l.. Tur-
ner, OF Chicago, as its president
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A LII persons are hereby warned NOT 10, an
fAter upon or trespass upon my fanfIs IN
Giendenin District by passing over. hfIuf inc,
usnings nIttinef, berrylng.ior In other man.
ner whatever, under penalty OF the law tr-
less nrst obtaining my permission
april ls,-l-ys-pd & w. Moore.
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The democrats at their State con-
vention, which meets in Parkers-
burg. July 9th, has work to do
in the selection of the Democratic
State ticket. No "machine" or
''slate" ticket should be recognized
by the convention. Bossism must
be sat down upon. There are plen-
ty of candidates and lots of good
men to make up the ticket FROM
We don't care whether they are far
mers, lawyers, doctors, mechanics
or laboring men, so they are Dem
ocrats aud have the fitness, capabil-
ity and availability. Such a ticket
will be acceptable to the Democra-
cy of this State, and will be tri-
umphantly elected.
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1t seems that the REGISTER has
stirred up the animals over in the
Gazette Office, aud it is out this
week in a TRADE of abuse of the
editor of this paper. When people
get mad in the discussion of import
ant political questions, it shows that
they are pretty badly hurt and
worsted in the discussion. But in
all the columns written last week
against us, the political editor of the
Gazette, (who is not Miss Livia,)
studiously avoids answering the
interrogatory put to the Gazette
thus: "Do you favor putting a ne
gro upon your county ticket"
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Hereby certify that the aforesaid Special
Soininissloner has given the bond required
Dy the decree above referred TO.
Anr,i ,a-sw Z. z. MITCHELL. Clerk.