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Non,Inatas q Full state Ticket at Park
srsbnrr-A Small Astendance-nerao.
cratic Farmer Candidates Try for an
Enforcement In Vain.
spstidt; bnpateh 70 ne Itieitqeuep.
PARKERsnURo, W. Va, June 1G.-A
state convention Of the Peoples party"
d Fasmeras Alliance, has been in ses'
sion here for three days, with small
attendance. z NJ. Cochran, Of Taylor
county, was chairman, and n. N. Bal
lentine and @ D. Moore, secretaries.
Secretary Ballentine says that about
tliirty counties are represented. This
afternoon they nominated tho follow
ing state ticket: For governor, S. a.
Houston. Of Monroe county; for audit
or, j. H. oa,ner, Of Mineral county;
for superintendent Of schools, H. G..
Lockney, Of Calhoun county; for treas
urer, B. W. shinn, OF Harrison county;
Tor judge of the CouFtot Appeals (short
term), Warren Miller, OF Jackson; for
Judge Of the Court of Appeals (long
term), Marmaduke Dent Of Taylor
county. There was big fight by some
Of the Democratic candidates and their
friends to get the convention to endorse
them. Colonel Woodford was present,
aud the friends OF Eastman, sydcn.
stricksr, and other candidates tried to
get the farmer support but failed.
Following is the congressional ticket;
First district, James Basel, OF Lewis
county; Second district, N. W. Fitzger-
aid, Of Preston county; Third district,
no nomination; Fourth district, James
Capehart was practically nominated by
d resolu tion endorsing him.
Writ R. Neale was nominated for
state senator from tins district.
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sTATE NoRMAl soHooL.
no commoncoment ExorclNOs ut Fair
rnont4-C close of asueeossfal Year

The Commencement ExoFclNes Mt Fair
monte Close of aSueeessful Year.
spccfal Dhpateh 10 the Intelligeaeer.
FAIaxoSr, W. VA, June 16.-The
commencement exercises Of the state
normal school were held in Canton hall
this morning. The friends OF the school
filled. the hall and many were turned
away, as, they were unable to secure
seats, The last year has been one Of
success, but the best efforts have been
hindered on account Of the lack OF
'room,in the old building, the school
having outgrown the capacity.
Following is the list OF graduates who
were given diplomas to-day:
Ladies-Cora J. Binns, A!einda Goch-
ran, Effie Denham, BERTHE j. Hall, Fan.
ME Horn, Cora Pritchard, Claudia Rice,
Jennie @. Wilson. i"
Gentlemen-Charles F. Amos, L. D.
Arnett, l. R. Gray, +. E. Jarvis, Christ
ian r Martin, Clay N. Pew, Imboden
statnaker, Il. L. swieheI, Glenn l; Shaver,
Virgil j. Allen, D. +. Clayton, Hal Hall,
Lawrence S. Maulsby. K !. Mc1ntire,
d. L. Stalnaker, Marion +. Smith, Rob-
ert B. Smith, U. A. Vincent Stark A.
White.
The programme was unusually inter.
estine and was rendered as follows:
Music. Prayer. Music
ESshYRnd Salutatoty Iennie Z. wilson
- What Arc We Hers For?
Grafton Supremacy ci Young Men + 4Sln's''
F. MuflC. i.
Grafton. H. E. swtshcr
PfOmetheuS.
Ofh1On IA SAhNCE
Money In Politics
Music
James Russell Lowell aS u Poet,
Grafton and valedlctory. ;::....,.Stark A. White
pFoSlem' ASSTiSs %TsiS. Has TO sOlSo',
Presentation OF Diplomas Hon B. S. Morgan
President Board Of Regents.
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Az Enjoynble Con cert,

There was large and fashionable as
sembly at the concert given last evening
at tho United Presbyterian church. The
excellent programme was opened by a
well executed quartette. "Remember
now thy Creator,n by Messrs. Day, Nc.
Clure, Sweeney and Mcclure. Vocal
solos, "Le Sevilla," by Mrs. Flora Will
Jams, and silent Night" by Mr.. Will
Day, were both excellent, Miss Noe
Lewis, Of Pittsburgh, rendered "salta-
ralle" in a charming manner, and won
many admirers. Or. John Mcclure
sang selection, which was followed by
a charminglittIe ballad, "You," by Mrs.
Fred Seymour. The duet from II Trov-
atore, BY Mrs. Williams and Mr.. Day,
was rendered in an inimitable manner.
"Polka," by Miss Lewis, "Love's sor-
row." by Mrs. Seymour, "rhe Mighty
Deept" by Mr.. Sweeney, and 1.-THE Bob
olink," by Mrs. Williams, were all ex-
cellent and much enjoyed.
Atthe conclusion OF the above fine
programme, excellent refreshments
we're served by the ladies OF the church,
during the reception which followed.
All had an enjoyable evening.
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CmcAGo, Juno 16.-The Democratic
national convention, it is expected, will
be able to get down to actual work in
shorter time than was the case at Min
neapolis. Unless delay should be occa-
stoned by numerous ballots before any
candidates request the necessary two
thirds vote an early adjournment sine
dis seems probable.
There are very few contests reported
and organization ought to be quickly
perfected. Over the New York delegl-
tion good deal of fuss Is expected, but
talk with Democrats on the ground
show that they believe in upholding
the regular convention called according
to party forms and that while the May
convention people will secure respect
tul hearing they expect to be unable to
get seats as delegates.
Up in their temporary quarters to-
day the Boies workers were hammering
away.
A literary bureau has been started in
behalfo OF the '"0ld Man from Iowa" and
to-day the second place talk was tho
subject Of statement in which 1t was
said that Boies was not here for second
place honors and that the people Of
Iowa wanted first ylace or nothing.
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coNpENsEp TELEG RAMS.

Mrs. Harrison is convalescent and is
now able to walk a little each day,
The Miami, Ohio, university has con-
conferred on Governor Mckinley the
degree OF Doctor Of Laws.
The exodus to Chicago has begun and
little business OF interest was trans
acted by Congress yesterday.
There Is red kangaroo in the Lon
don Geological gardens. Its color is
caused by Il secretion from the skin.
The Grant monument at Chicago was
struck by lightning last night, Three
persons we're killed and two injured.
Major j. G. Downtain and Son, OF
Putnam county, have purchased the
Huntington. W. Va, Daily Adreriiser.
Secretary Elkins denies the story that
he offered Mr.. Depew the Office Of Sec
rotary of statc on behalf Of the Presi.
dent.
Last year 034G pipes Of wine we're OK,
ported from Madeira as against s., ,592
pipes during 1850. The 1891 vintage 10
reported to be excellent
Governor Mckinley has issued an
order that the various regiments OF the
Ohio National Guard may camp wherc
they please this summer.
The supposed case of smallpox at
Milton, W. Va. turns out to be case
Of eruption caused by heat. No new
cases RrO reported from the Pomeroy
district. Tho heat is driving out the
plague.
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Ci1nrters Granted.

Special Dtpateh 10 The Iate!fgtaetr u
CnAabEsroS, W. VA, June le.-The
Rock Island Gas Company was char
tered to-day by the secretary of state.
The principal Office is at Warrington,
W. Va. The capital is $500, and the
privilege granted to increase to S100, 900.
The lncorporators arc Wm; T. Burt,
Caleb Burt, 7. A. Pritchard, A. 6.
Pritchard and Frank Burt, all OF Man
nington, W. Va; also the L A. Riger
Milling company.
: The principal Office is at Keyser, W.
Va. Tho capital is Sl5, 900 and the priv.
ilege is granted to increase to $50, 600.
The incorporators are L. A. Riger. John
G. Koelse, NJ W. Snyder, Sherman
Snyder, John Rizer, all Of Keyser.
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THE AMA1GAMATED SCALE.
Tho nIanuiacturer's Scale Greatly Dis
appoints the PIttsburgh Delegates.

Tho Manufacturers Scale Greatly Dis.
appoints the PIttsburgh Delegates.
P1rrsBuRGH, Pa, June16.-The sweep.
ing reduction in wages asked by the iron
manufacturers of this district at the
joint scale conference OF iron workers
and manufacturers yesterday was the
subject discussed to the exclusion Of al
most everything else at the Amalga.
mated convention to-day. The Pitts
burch delegates strongly denounced
the scale and wanted resolution
adopted instructing the conference
committee to ignore the manufacturers
4 caucus was held later and the
Pittsburgets pledged their united sup
port to the western delegates resistance
OF the scale.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
4 Case of Perjury that May Send mp ssvS-
raj Persons.
c,...E.y F1f..,nt.L u AZ 6,IsIIko,naes ..a

4 Case of Perjury that May Send up ssve-
raj Persons.
Speeta. Dt,potth 10 tho Intelligence
PARKERsBURa, W. Va, June 49,
There is case now before the United
States court which has some strange
features. Mrs. W. F. Jacobs, Of Hunt
ington, made application for a pension
as the widow OF William H.. Jacobs, OF
Of the 91st Ohio infantry. She testified
that she was present at his last sick.
ness, death and burial and furnished
affidayits OF three or fourothers who
testified to the same thing. To-day
Special Agent Roome brought William
H. Jacobs into court and brought Jacobs
and Mrs. jacobs face to face. Jacobs
has been living in Indiana for three or
four years and was the healthiest kind
OF a corpse. A. +. Salmon, deputy
clerk Of Cabell county, before whom
some of the affidavits were made, was
also arrested on the charge OF perjury
and placed under $1,000 bond. Mary
+. Jacobs, Stacy shafer and Stacy
Wooten have all been arrested and are
now in the Parkersburg Jail to await
tho action Of the United States grand
Jury. They are charged with making
false atfidavits in this case.
The United States vs.. Williams, 500
and so days in Jail; the United States
vs. G. D. Wilmouth, $25 and costs; the
United States vs. John Rico, 500 and
80 days In jail; the United States VS..
A ..lI EaHkan ~ Yt.t1ktS. |
John F. Laird, L. n. Tavcnner and
Myer Nowberger were sworn in as the
United States commissioners.
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a YOUNG cR1MINA1.
Anime Year Old Girl Caught Robblng the
lIniln.

Anime Year Old Girl Caught Robbing the
AIailN.
Special Dtpa,eh to he IntellfgNea,
HuSrINaroS, W. Va, June 16.--Foi
sometime firms having letters contain,
ing money sent them have not received
them through the mails.
A watch was kept and to-day little
nine.year-old girl named Carrie smead
was caught opening the lock box Of q
business house. The girl was arrested
and upon being searched several post
office keys were found in her possession.
Tho girl was taken before the United
States commissioner and examined,
though nothing was diyulged TO show
who else is concerned in the business.
She will be sent before the United
States court now in session in Parkers.
burg. Itis thought she is the tool ol
some man or woman.
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nnn.h Of a Premlnent nrldrerorter.

Henry Q. Crawford died at his home
in Bridgeport at 0 o'clock yesterday
evening, after an illness OF three weeks.
He leaves wife and three interesting
children to mourn the loss OF q, kind
and indulgent husband and father, and
in his death the town loses an enter
prisine, public spirited citizen, who has
for many years taken lively and intel
lipent interest in its welfare, and to
whose efforts as an officer Of the town
1t Is largely indebted for its present ad-
yanced position among it's sister cor.
porations. He possessed genial and
pleasant disposition, was q firm and
trusty friend, and was bold, honest and
manly in the expression and maintain
ance OF his opinions. He had many
friends, who will miss his genial and
pleasant companiouship.
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vised and fully considered by the anti.
Cleveland leaders now in this city and
it represents their careful and deliber-
ate opinion in the matter. II can be
taken as representative Of the views OF
Mr.. Crocker, the head Of the Tammany
Hall organization, as he was consulted
about It, as were Lieutenant Governor
Sheehan and Corporation Counsel
Clark.
Ex-Secretary FairchiId, OF New York,
in an interview said that the anti-Hill
delegation was not here to stir up strife.
1t made no difference in their position
in New York whether or not they were
given seats on the floor.
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SCRANTON, Pa. June 18.-A terrific
thunder storm visited this city tonight,
causing much damage. Several fatali-
ties have been reported, but no particu-
lars can be gained owning to the fact
that communication throughout the
city is almost entirely cut of.
Five Sres, none disastrous, resulted
from tho lightning. Tho abutments Of
the Eric & Wyoming Valley bridge at
Washington avenue have been washed
away aud 1t is reported that washouts
have occurred on the Delaware & Hud-
son at Pine Brook aud on the Delaware,
Lackawanna s. Western at Bellevue.
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VHO WlLL IT BE?
Matters Warming Up AS the Big
Leaders Arrive
IT TIE SEAT Of war IN CHICAGO
Western Men Forming a Combine
for Governor Boies
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Chairman of the New York State
committee.-He Says Cleveland Can.
not Carry Now York and Gives the
Reason for His Assertion.--He Says
the Democrats of New York Don't
Like Cleveland Because of the
Friends He Has Mads-.They Don't
Want Another Mugwump Admins
tration and Won't Have It.-.convcn.
tion Gossip.
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New York, June l6.-Arrived, Trays,
from Bremen; Nordlapd, from Ant
werp.
BosroS, Juno l6.-Arrived: Ottoman,
from Liverpool; Gothia, from Ham
burg.
Lain, from New York.
HAMBuRo. June 1s.-ArFiyed- pania,
from New York.
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The proof of the merits Of plaster d
the cures 1t effects, and the voluntary
testimonials of those who have used
AL1cocK's Porous PLAsrERs during the
past thirty years is unimpeaehable
evidence Of their superiority and
should convince the most sEeptIcal.
Selt.pvaise Is no recommendation, but
certificates from those who have used
them are.
Beware OF limitations and do not be
deceived by misrepresentation Ask for
ALLcocK's, and let no solicitation or ex.
PLANTATION induce you to accept q snbsti-
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NINE email boys were arrested yester-
day afternoon for bathing in the creek
near tho Hempfeld tunnel bridge.
They were kept in the lookup long
enough to scare them half TO death, and
then released. The police are after
larger game, and they will bag It u day
light bathing there iS not stopped.
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Pittsburgh 4; chicago y
Cleveland 10; Louisville 2. Second
game: Cleveland 8; Loutsville3,
Washington q; Baltimore ..
Kansas City. s; Fort Wayne, 0,
New York, 5; Brooklyn, 4.
Dlinneapolis-Toledo and Milwaukee
Columbus games postponed on account
Of rain.
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Act on new principle-regulaElne
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery, Dr.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
tastc, torpid liver, piles. constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill.
dren. Smallest, miidest, surestl Fifty
doses, 25c. Samples free, at The Logan
Drnn CO..
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The Rebellion End cd.

RIO JAxKtRo. June 16.-1t is officially
announced that peace has been COM
pletely restored at Matto Crosse. The
revolutionary battalions entrenched at
Corumba were attacked and defeated
by the civil population, thirty being
Killed.
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DEADLY CYCLONE
Nearly Hundred Lives Lost and
the Country Devastated.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH MINNESOTA
Laid Waste By q Terrible Rain
and Wind Storm.
THE EXTENT OF THE DESTRUCTION

Cannot now BE Toid..Each Report
Moro Appalling than the Iast---In
One Place a school House is
Wrecked and the Teacher and Fif'
teen Pupils are KiIled---At Other
Points Whole Families arc Wiped
out.--Fortunatcly No Large Towns
Were in tho Path of tho Storm,
Which was Ono of the Worst Ever
Visited the Northwest.
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ThE McLure house walters beat the
walters Of the Windsor hotel yesterday
in match game OF base ball at the old
fair grounds: score 10 to5. It was for
apuFse OF SIS.
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Are cnnaIan,s.

First Police Commissioner -"The ap.
plicant doesn't know anything about
New York"
Second Ditto-''I know it, but he'll
learn. He knows all about Limerick,
and that's good deal like H."
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we,t yIrrlnIa psnsIons.

Special ptpateh 70 ne 4N'ellge'le1
WASHINGTON. D. G., June 16.-West
Virginia pensions: 0riginal-William
II. Fry, Ami Orr, Leonard Shank, Alex.
]. Adkins.
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REID AND THE PRINTERS.
Statement of the New York.Typo-
graphical Union No. 8.
lTYO YEARS GGO were BEGUN.

The Negotiations chat Resulted In
tho settlement of the Difaeps.tes
Between the Union and tho ''Tri-
bune"-.How SIr. Roid showed His
Faith in the oreanizatiOa.-.The
Unions Endorsement OF His Nomi.
nation for vice President without
His Knowledge.
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IF the assessor las omitted to assess
you, soc 20 Il that yon arc listed. Yon
will DO deprived Of your vote IN Mo-
vember lr your name is not on tho as
sesSOr's book.
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Menthor Forsea.t for ro.dn1.

For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania, and
Ohio, increasing cloudineSs, With local thunder
storms, south winds, becoming variable Friday
| night and Saturday.
TENPERArrRE TEsTERpIY,
as furnished by C. ScHSEPF, dEhgglSh corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets.
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A rorEs coMntNE.

The story is told here that both Boies
and Morrison's friends have been work.
ing hard upon the Missouri delegation
and in the Iowa headquarters this alter
noon it was openly predicted that quite
half the Misaourians would come to
Boies il Mr.. Cleveland did not get the
nomination on the first three ballots.
The Indiana delegation is booked to
arrive at the Victoria on Saturday, but
some of the politicians Of the state are
Ecattered around at the other hotels.
Ben Willets, of Warrick county, is at
BlCCoy's.
"ThesIndiana delegation will cast its
vote for Cleveland without donbt, al
though there are some Of them who are
said to have vague hope OF working
Governor Gray into a position which
might be improved into something very
good indeed. 0lcourse every consider
lion would make us want Gray, If We
could get him, but we don't want to lose
him aud lose Cleveland too"
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Murphy, jr., of Troy, n. y, delegate-at-
large to the Democratic national con.
vention from New York state and at
present and for the past six years chair
man of the Democratic state committee,
was obtained to-day By an Associated
Press reporter.
Mr.. Murphy was asked; "You say,
Mr.. Murphy, that Cleveland cannot
carry the State OF New York in case he
is nominated. What reason do you ad-
vance for that assertion"
"The Democrats Of the country at
large who favor Cleveland believe the
Democrats OF New York to be obstinate
and willful in opposing their wishes to
that of the great majority and they re-
gard the action OF the New York dele
CATION in insisting that we shall have
cur choice Notwithstanding the majori-
ty are against US unreasonable. They
do not know that the Democracy OF our
state would not be for Mr.. Cleveland II
Mr. Hill was not a candidate. They do
not understand that tho opposition to
Ms. Cleveland is based upon an idea,
a sentiment, which has become as fixed
and absolute as a principle. The idea
Is dislike Of the mugwump.
"Why do they dislike tho mugwump?
In 1885, the New York Times and the
New York Ertnity Post and all their
followers, boIted Governor Hill. Ever
since that time they have assaulted
Hill at every step, misrepresented the
reasons for overy action taken. More,
they have since that time opposed him
again and again for the office OF COVER
nor after unanimous nomination
in lSSS, openly and boldly opposing
him, at the same time charging
that Mr.. Cleveland, who was also can
didatO for office, did not want Hill elect
Cd nor could prominent members OF
the national committee induce Mr..
Cleveland to somuch as say that no ono
had authority to say TINT he was OPP
posed to the election OF Governor Hill.
W hat would the nomination OF Mr..
Cleveland moan? 1t would mean the
destruction Of the regular organizations
IN the great Democratic cities OF the
State, ana in the State itself, under
which organizations the party has sic.
ce'sively won victories by increased
mGajolities for the past seven years,
II would not Be possible for
Governor Hill, and every mem
her OF the national delegation,
talking from now until the day OF the
election, with tho aid OF the state and
local organizations to convince the rank
and file OF the Democracy that the NOM
nation and election Of Mr.. Cleveland
would not bo to put in. power the
inugwumps, or the conditional
Democrat, rs lie is called,
over those who have contributed 80
much to the, success OF the Democratic
party Of tho state, and our people look
upon tho contemplated action ot-the
democracy in some Of the other states us
intending a reward Of the would.bc
democratic mugwump per sr. There.
!o'EE, tho feeling is growing very bitter
~ New York state towards Mr.. Cleve-
The above interview was carefully re-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-29
Grand Opera House

THE Midnight Alarm at the Grand this
week, deals with the exciting life of a fire.
man in the great metropolis. Since the play
was seen here last season it has been en-
tirely revised and new features added. The
drama has two great realistic effects-the
great railroad drawbridge over Shark run
and the flight OF the lightning express. As
the train is heard approaching Sparkle and
Gertrude come upon the scene. They
stumble over the prostraue form of Landon
and almost at the same time discover that
the bridge is open. AgoniZed at the danger
threatening the man - GeTtTudes brother
and Sparkle sweetheart-they rush into the
signal house and try to pull down the lever.
1t is so high that Sparkle cannot reach
it, but Gertrude, who is the taller of the two
succeeds in grasping the bar Her weight,
machinery, and the train all the time is
coming nearer its doom. Sparkle finds an
old chair and, placing it against the lowest
end OF the lever, succeeds in getting hold of
the bar, working out hand-over-hand until
the united weight of the two girls sets the
machinery in motion, the bridge swings in to
place just in time, and the train rolls across
The next act takes place in engine house
No. g. New York. Alter a terrific hand-to-
hand struggle the scene revolves, showing
the exterior of the engine house. with Car
7IngJord and WeStmoTe fighting on the side
walk. Ld1doTl runs on, takes in the scene at
at glance, and throws Cd77'tnoJo-d of. The
fire gong is ringing iuriously, the horses and
engine are at their post HeStmore springs to
his seat, and the engine is away like q fash
to the scene of the confagation. 1t will be
seen that for sensational effects "The Mid
night Alarm" will be rather hard to beat.