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a Good word for Senator Palmer.

To TIE EdltOr Of The Rooster:
In your issue of March ,, 1892, we
saw the name and a concise account Of
Senator Palmer spoken of as an avail
able man as Democratic candidate for
President, and we confess that we were
very favorably impressed with the his'
tory given OF him. We, therefore, de-
sire To make few suggestions. II the
Democratic party would nominate Sen
atOr Palmer or Governor Gray, or some
good Democratic military chieftain,
either in Illinois, Iowa or Indiana, for
President, and Governor Flower, OF
New York, for Vice President, we would
be united in New York and Governor
Flower would carry that State for the
Democracy, and Senator Palmer
or Governor Gray would carry
Illinois, Indiana and possibly one
or two more Of the Western
States which would give the Democracy
another President. We admire the
honesty and craftsmanship Of ex-Presi-
q ent Cleveland, and the sagacity and
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The total enrolment for the month
in the German Department was $50,
) aud the amount paid out for instruc-
ton, $4,000.
The report Of the Librarian showed
an average daily circulation OF books,
259, reading room, 1,lSi, and the
amount received for fines, S14.OO.
The Commissioners OF Centre district
asked that the following changes OF
teachers be confirmed: - Miss l.. ).
Ward 70 succeed Miss j. n Brady;
Miss l.. Z. Brakeman 20 succeed l.. G..
Woods; Miss Fannie Stanton TO succeed
Miss Brakeman; Miss Fannie 5. Camp
bell promoted 20 Div. A. Grade i; Miss
c. VI. Reed 10 Div. ID, Grade /.
To was voted TO accord a vacation TO
the schools beginning Friday, the first
day OF April, aud lasting until the 18th
Of April, known as moving week.
Adjourned.
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CUT this OUT.

About April ist F. g. Potts will occupy the
large new storas 1000 and lCM Main street and
IS 10 ~ Tenth street. Suspension Bridge corner,
with q full line OF Clothing, Hats shoes and
Furnishing Goods. This Is the largest aud nnest
store OF the kiud In the State.
Before removing We quote. toe oss out. Child
rsr's Shoes a. 19c. 25c, SIC, 1Sc. 63c.s2c and
SIC up. al solid bargains and trade winners.
See our Ladies Fine shoes ~ &c, Sl.25.
eI.37. ST. IS aud sl.S5, and wonder how we
can DO a.
Mems Fine Shoes At 07c. s1.1O. S1.25.
St.3s, Sl.45, SL62 up. al leaders and
matches Ia price
Bows suits az SIC. CSC. sI.iS, 81 81,
81 62 M worth double the money OF no sale.
Mems Pants a. 4Se, CSC, SIC, 91c and s1.1S
M SCI our great readers in Mems Pants az
S1.IS. worth $500.
BOYS PAuts At I9c, zoe, s5c up. hard to get
az this price.
sf.5Oup. We lead the world in low prices.
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LIGHT SESSION.
TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION HOLDS An AD-
JOURNED KEETISG
Nsw Bid; lor he Webster School 70 Pc Adver-
Ysrassd Fcr-BiIls Read and Approved
Other Matters Discussed.

There was an adjourned meeting OF
the Board Of Education last night.
Those present were Messrs. Acker,
Bloch, Camden, Dickey, Eberly, Hub
bard. jefferson, Medich, Milligan, Fl.
Meokemiller, Ulrich and President
JepSon.
After the reading OF the minutes came
q number Of bills, which were read and
approved, one from the Committee on
Accounts 70 the amount OF S7L9O, and
another from the Committee or Finance
70 the tune % S2s.OS-
The report Of the Committee on Ii
brary, asking that the Public Library
De- closed for one week, commencing on
the 2sth OF March, IN order % do the
annual cleaning and paperiug, was read
and adopted.
The report OF the Committee on
Schools, assigning two hours a month
10 the consideration OF the Columbian
Exposition. was read aud accepted.
In the matter OF the new Webster
school, for which all previous bids had
been rejected, the following report was
read:
Your committee would recommend that
BIDS for the erection Of the proposed Web
ster school building be received for the
separate branches Of the work, and that
The committee on building and grounds be
authorized 20 advertise 70 that effect.
Bids 70 be received not later than the
9Sth day Of March, 1892, al O'Clock p. m.
The committee reserves the right 20 reject
any or al bids.
IL was moved TO substitute for the
ssth, the 3Oth day OF March, and with
This change the report Of the Commit
tee on Buildings and Grounds was re-
ceived and the recommendations
adopted.
The superintendent report was then
read as follows:
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briIliancy Of Senator Hill, but in orr
humble judgment the Democratic party
would make a mistake TO nominate
either Of those highly honorable gen
tlemen, owing to present indications In
the State of New York. The Demo-
cratic party can only be successful In
electing their President by taking 4
Western man who is popular and Gov
ernor Flower of New York for Vice
President, aud a popular and vital issue
for the campaign, and the party VIII De
victorious. BANIsTER STEPHENS.
SllcnInOTe. ". Va.
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qnlitirnl.
CONVENTIONS.

Call for Congregational District Couven-
tions for the Purpose of Organizing Dis
trict Associations of Clubs, and Trans
acting such Other Business as May Come
Before the Conventions.
WHEREAS. II is deemed to the best interests
of the party and that it will better serve the
majority OF the clubs to hold Congressional
Conventions, instead Of State Convention oil
Clubs, and wi a view OF making the organi'
zation of clubs more efIlcieut by the organiza-
ton of Congressional District Associations OF
Clubs; it is therefore ordered that Convention
OF Democratic Clubs OF each Congressional dis
trct DO held on Wednesday, the first day Of
June, 1893, at the following places: For the
First Congressional district, at Weston; for the
Second Congressional district, AZ Charles Town;
for the Third Congressional district, at Charles
ton. and for the Fourth Congressional district,
at Ravenswood; for the purpose OF organizing
District Associations OF Democratic Clubs and
transacting such other business Ms may come
before the Convention. In such Conventions
local clubs will be entitled to the following rep
resentation All clubs with a membership OF
one hundred or less will &c entitled to five dele
than two hundred, seven delegates, and with
two hundred or more, nine delegates.
The object Of calling said Conventions to
meet at the same time and places MS the Con-
ventions to elect delegates 10 the National Con-
vention, is to afford delegates the opportunity
OF attending both Conventions, thereby saving
both time and expense. The County Commit
tees and those heretofore appointed TO organize
clubs, and all Democrats who believe in such
an organization OF the party as will make it in
vinclble in the coming campaign are requested
to assist in the work of organizing clubs in
every magisterial district and to have them
properly represented at the Conventions.
T. S. RILEY,
Chairman OF State Committee.
WIN. c. HANDLAE,
Pres. State Asso. Of Dem. Clubs.
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pEEMINs.s DARK DEEDS.
The Police Keep from Him All News oil
Their Discoveries.

ROllCe hccp nAh1 49," -
Their Discoveries.
MELBOURNE, March 22.-The coron-
er's inquest on the body Of Mrs. Deem
ing, the unfortunate woman who was
murdered by her husband in order, 1t is
alleged, that he might be free to marry
another woman, was resumed to-day.
The jury inspected the house at Wind
sor that had been occupied by the
Deemings, and the inquest was then ad-
journed until April 9Th to await the ar
rival Of Deeming, who is now in custody
at Perth. The authorities have been
keeping from the prisoner all knowl-
edge of the discovery of the bodies OF
his supposed wife and her four children
at Rain Hill, near Liverpool, full par
ticulars Of which have been cabled here,
and much interest is manifested as TO
what Deeming's behavior will be when
he is Informed that the police OF this
country and England have conclusive
evidence of the long series OF crime
committed by him.
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Cmcloo. March 81 short Bull. kick
inr Bear ana the rcst OF the indians who
have been to Europe with Buffalo Bill
reached hcrc yesterday I'M chareeofa squad
az United states soldiers They were
taken af ouce to F0rt sheridan. where the
two named win De- Kept Tor some time. a.
~ ia feared tnrV wculd ara.n start the
ghost dances WIRE thcy allowed % return
10 fhrIr reservations
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PUBLIC SALE
of North WheeIIng Real E.tale.

will Offer for sale As agent for The heirs n
the late John wurster. deceased. ~ ths ifcnf
door Of the Court House OF OHIO COUNTY, Wet
Virgins, on SATURDAY. MARCH edrH. isll
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock q. M, the folloRfnf
property, towit: Lot No ~. with All the Improve
nents thereon. on the east side N Main tfr.
North wheeling situated In What u design ID
Aad known as John AcLufe addition to taf
city % wheeling, subject 90 q couF .Ysnce hffs.
tofore made by joan WufsieI deceatea .n
Louis and David Frederick n I've feet o.
inches ~ the north part n ssid Joe fof DER
jolat use a. an alleyuay 10 their property in its
rear Of lot ~
TrHus ~ sALE- Ons-thifd rash. ~ mrfs M
the purchaser 81 elect. on tay 81 ssie. 80 D..
aucs In Two equal payments Of "a All infllt
months With interest secafed hf deed q tTlfI
on the property sold Or tha back payment aat
me property ins0red a. further ssrufitY 90 ne
back paymsnts. Title var sniei 81 d Got
J. a. HihNEl.
Agent for ths heirs q John Wufsisf. dscsasri
mrlteki
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The editor Of the Republican, az Bur
lington, Kan, thus makes an important
announcement; The editor OF this
paper. Grover Cleveland and Prince
Henry OF Bsttenburg, the husband OF
Queen Nlctoria's youngest daughter,
have had additions o. their families
within The last few weeks. Itisa great
year for The aristocracv.n
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FOR SALE.

A good business property. That sltgari 80
tSostofy hr.ck tuiiting I've Rooms ant .'.rr
room. an modern Improvements, situate .t
Sssi ana Sas3 South JHcob street fsiiaa CO
any business.
lots AiNtol
Charles and Heb street property. Fogr H
two fronting on nlgh street. ard two ffrrfrs
on Charles street, With flxfComed frame ..r
aud frame stable commanding vieE RI tf
entire civ. Healthy aud delightful Oansf
intends Leaving city. viii pay q investga.e
Pleasant Valley lots. several tronuug ou aa
pike. At reasonable prices. Now u ne tms tl
invest
FOR RENT.
Store room and dwelling. Nos. 1851 and I1l
Jacob street
Store room No. lo6S Market street
Store room and dwelling. No. ls-o Wood street
Money 20 loan. GEO. J. hAThloON,
Telephone No. i07. 1910 Chapline Street
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Pres. State Asso. OF Dem. Clubs.

The Call Of the State Democratic Executive
Committee for Congressional District
Conventions to Select Delegates TO Rep
resent the State In the Democratic Ma
tional Convention to BE Held at Chicago,
ILL.,, on the 2Ist of June, 1892.
The Democratic State Executive Committee
OF West Virginia, at meeting held At Parkers-
burg. on January 9S, 1892, determined and or
dered that Democratic conventions be held In
each OF the Congressional districts at the time
and place hereinafter named TO select three
delegates each, one OF whom in each district
shall be delegate-at-large and also select one
alternate for each OF said delegates to represent
the State in the Democratic National Cenven
ton to be held st Chicago, Ill, on June list
1892, and when they shall have been 30 selected
they shall be duly accredited A. delegates 70
represent this State in said National Con-
vention. And at said district conventions each
OF the counties composing the several Congfes
siopAl districts, shall be entitled 20 one vote
therein for every one hundred votes or frac-
tional part thereof over fifty, cast for the Dem
ocratic cansidat. FOR President az the election
held in 1855. The various County Executive
Committees are requested 70 take such action
as may be necessary to have their county rep
resented in said conventions. The Conventions
will be held on Wednesday. June LIST, lssl and
At the following places: In the First Congress
sional district At Weston, in the Second Con
gressionAl district at CbArlestown. In the
Third Congressional district A. Charleston, and
in the Fourth Congressional disiricssi Ravens
wood.
The call 70. TIE state Convention will be
issued later.
BIZ. OxLET. Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

A good Farm Of 7i4 acres. one and oue.htf
niles from the city. with q good dve-rocnsd
housa. stables good water, orchard, &C, and Ave
acres in grapes. VIII sell on easy terms CO a.
change for city property.
Thirty Eve lots IN honmAhns Addition
nersons wishinza place 70 build house
Fine house and several lots on Twenty -.1tl
street A. small figures.
store room and dwelling til7 jacob street
A GOOD house and full lot On South Jac15
street. below For,y-seyenth-
JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Attorney. keal hsiaie AZ lh Az
aud Justice Of the Peace Houses heatst sel
Rents Collected. Ofice Sois Jacob street.
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NJ. L. BLAIR, Alderman, 5th Ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated Nov. 0, 'S3: He
had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil for
sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and rheu-
matism. Cured every time.
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Market Street Property for Sale,

We will offer Tor sale st public sucuon A.
Re front door OF the Court House. on Sstgrs,r
AprIl p fss2, at 10 o'clock a n, the uniepf,ysd
-rnl estate belonging 20 this compgny, sitsst.
IN the e.st side OF Market street betWssr
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and fronting lao
feet inches on Market street VII Dc sod a.
Trims 81 sale: One-thgd cash balance In
one aud two years With interest," Interest psys.
his semi-snuually, secured by lien upon ~
nropsrty. PEABODY INSURANCE co
myl7eodAp2
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LOOK cut for cheap substitutest Beware
Of new remedies. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
has stood the test for nearly hfty years.
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ClvcNStTI, o., March 2l-A0out nine
o'clock tonight q wei dressed man threw
himself across che track In front Of nov
inr freight train on the Big -Four railway.
ne was not killed outright but Is diving az
fhe hospital He gives his name as Her
man Endoricy, out viii tell nothing more.
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FOR RENT.
Cheap Homes and Good investments
On Easy Terms.

sl.s5O-PrAns cottage. woods street. csuir'
Wheeling.
ti.J0o-Two.siory frame, nv. rooms. corner
Twenty-fourth and Jacob streets.
ti,600-Two-stOfy frame. four rooms and
kitchen. Locust street
tis0O-LArgs twO-stofy brick, air rooms atd
hall Main street Centre Wheelinz
ti,eo1-Twostory frame, I've rooms. lotejriD
South Chspline street
s2.ooo--1wo-story brick. Eve rooms. Yoaf
tenth street
0BO-An elegant tsosiory brick. seven
rooms, large lot. South ChAphns street
tle5o-Frzms dwelling and lot, south I'm
street
tsso..Two-s,ory frame house and ~ork'hop.
rent for tZfD.
ssBo-For new frame, air rooms. On Ns
Coiloch street.
tllO1-Two frame cottages and ioi, Nafsst
street. below Twenty-seFenth street
B.sc0-Two-stofy brick business house, franz
N rear, corner TwentyTsvesth and ssfssi
streets
,s.so-Los and frame dwelling. North Niih
street
H.O0,-Por iwo-story brick. eight rooms. al
modern improvements. stable 10 rear best 10
cation. Market street.
ss,oo-A nne brick dwelling. seven rooms,
Twentieth street.
s,bJo-Elesant residences. Market street, Cen
ire heeling.
sl10-Yrame resissucs, ons-half acre o.
ground. Pleasant Valley.
t.50-Comfortsble tvo-story brick, I've
rooms. VirginIA street
twenty-five acres coal land on NAtionil
Road, not two miles from the city.
Give as call We know We can suit yea.
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announcements
4 INVOLVEMENT.
FOR SHERIFF.

To TIE Democrats or Ono County:
hereby announce myself SIS candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff Of Ohio county, subject 10
the decision OF the Democratic primaries. /
most respectfully ask for your votes and innu-
ence. lfe2Se ,g&dhl K A. AcCAbE.
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TOR RENT.
No. 936 Main Street,

Nine Rooms, Bath Room, Laundry and Fin
ished Attic. Apply
ml2e&ih No. IL Thirteenth ST.
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Tor Rssrt.

EoR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS AT
~ REGISTER Counting Room. 5 cts. each.
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T,oR sALE-A FoUR-RooM BRICK HorSc
il on Fifth street, near Hanover. EnQui,s :,
CHAS OTTO, Asrtins rerry, %. llfgI,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-04

fleet of light gunboats near by and moving
them into the lake. 1t may be suggested
that, in the same way, our government
could build torpedo boats, and hold them
ready for transfer to Lake Champlain, but
the Sun finds obvious advantages, also in
the other plan, that of strengthening the
military posts II says that Madison bar
racks. at Sackett's Harbor, now has good
Garr ison, consisting of four companies OF
the 9th infantry, and two companies of the
18th, and that with the strengthened garrison
at Plattsburgh barracks and the new YER
mont post, suitable provision will have been
made for Lake Champlan.
The force Of our contemporaries sugges-
tions will readily impress itself upon all
who have devoted any attention to the
peculiarly exposed condition of the Lake
Champlan region and noted the ease with
which a hostile force could here invade our
territory by water or upon either side Of the
lake As Mr.. Proctor said, measures to
siren then our weakness at this point are
not those of provocation but rather of pre-
vention and the great danger Is that action
in this direction may be neglected too
long. The country is in a mood just et
present to favor measures for the improve
ment of our defences in different directions
and it is to be hoped that the bill referred
to above may pass both houses and receive
executive sanction.
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known members OF the Hennepln County
Bar association, and in many respects was
a remarkable nan. He had been resident
OF Minneapolis for 23 years, had been pro-
les.or in The State university and manager
of the Minneapolis atheneum. lie spent
several years in tho I. Y. NJ. and $. A, {.
here but left before graduation. lie was q
good iinguist, aad was not only c0nvorsnnt
with tie classics but also read and c0nverseI
in four or five modern languages. Mr.
LANG married Amira NJ, daughter Of Rev.
George ". Ranslow, then pastor of the Con
gresational church in Georgia, sister Of Rev.
E. j. Rlnslow Of SwGnton.
William G.. Stearns life long and much
respected clifton of Westminster, died the
2!st nit. Of heart failure. lie was born on
the fnrm where h died little more than
- years ago. passing bis entire lie upon
the place of his birth. Mr.. Stearns was u
QUOT end an unas,uminS man, hut always
taking a lively interest in town aud political
affairs.
Henry A. Bowman of 81. Johnsbury died
suddenly at the scale shops last Janu
airy %. Mr.. Bowman was 81 years oil
and leaves four children. lie was veteran
OF the war for tho t MON, serving in Co
q, Second Now Hampshire Volunteers, AM
he lost a leg at the battle Of Bull Run.
Ex-Congressman Os,ian Ray died at Ian
caster, n H., Thursday from heart failure.
He was born December IS, 1850, in Hines
hurgh. Hi parents removed to lrasburgh,
in the Green Mountain Sta-e, in his early
/ childhood. There he was educated in the
common schools. and at Derby academy.
| He was admitted 10 the bar in 1871. Mr..
Ray was "A member OF the New Hampshire
| Legislature in 1868 and 90 and served Is
solicitor for Coos county from 1852 till 1872
He was a delegate to the republican national
convention at Philadelphia in 1872, He
was United States district attorney for the
district of New Hampshire from Feb. %
1879, till Dec. 20, 1880, resigning upon hi
nomination to Congress. He was chosen t'
ill out tho unsxpired term of Major Il. w
Furr deceased, and also for the full term il
the 41th Congress to which Major Farr ha(
been elected He was elected to the 1Sti
Congress. He was brother of q. Z. Ia,
OF this city, who has been the unanimou
choice Of Chittenden county for county
clerk for many years
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Chill Did Not Intend to Fight.

Now that the Chiian war cloud has prac-
tically dissolved from public view, the Chill
JAMS and the few sympathizers whom they
have in this country are causing it to ap-
pear that our South American neighbor
had no idea of going to war with this coun-
try any Of tho time. The wiseacres now
say that they knew all the time that tho
government OF Chill would PROFESSIONALLY
yield to such demands as the United States
might make, even though that government
felt that the position OF the administration
at W ashington was not wholly fair. Chill, it
is held, would not have a war for one reason,
because they could not afford it, and for
another, because the men in authority there
knew too well what the result of such war
would De.
1t is probable that these considerations
had some weight in leading Chill to yield to
our demands, but there was one very strong
reason why Chilli did not want to 60 to war.
There is said to have been u feeling in that
country that u war with the United States
would surely cost Chill tho nitrate fields
which she won from Peru, and might result
in the restoration OF thai carritory to Peru
So, aside from all questions of interna touil
comfy, OF Harness or justice, the com!ner-
O.al question would have compelled the
CniIan government TO avoid war with the
United States, even il to do so required the
rendering OF an abiect apology. 1t is said
on good authority that the matter OF an
apology was the great stumbling block with
Chill and our South American friends evi-
IDENTIFY hoped that tho demand therefore
would not be enforced with gunboats Now
that they have already practically apollo
gized it is easy to say that they did not in
tend to fight any OF the time.