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SUBJECT TO FITS
And win DoubtleSs 10 Placed Whore HS
Can Do No More Harm.

And viii Doubtless 10 Placed Who're BE
Can Do No More Harm.
LONDON, August 15.-At the Bromley
police court to-day Leonard Manktlow
was arraigned on the charge of attempt
ing to murder Miss Hilda Wood, six
teen years OF age, and Miss Edith Phil
brick, aged fourteen. The crime occa-
stoned the utmost indignation, and a
large crowd was present both inside and
outside thescourt room when the pris-
oner was brought in. Many hostile ex-
pressions were heard, and Manktlow
was in an agony of fear least the crowd
make personal attack upon him.
He was closely guarded by constables
when he was placed, in the dock he
covered his face with his handkerchief
and sobbed bitterly. Itwas announced
that the treasury would prosecute the
case and the court therefore remanded
Manktlow for a, week. Miss Hilda
Wood is q daughter OF the Rev. E. N.
Wood, Vicar OF Buckley, who ia
brother-in-law of the Right Hon. Geo.
]. Goschen, chancellor of the exchequer
in the late ministry. Miss Philbrick is
the daughter of a gentleman living in
the neighborhood OF the vicarage. The
two young ladies were at about o'clock
In the evening Of August 8, walking
through corn field, or q place called
Towncourt between Chisehurst and
0rpington, when a man, subsequently
learned to be Manktlow, followed them
and overtakinp them fred deliberately
at Miss Wood, the ball entering her
right cheek. The man then turned to
Miss Philbrick and batted her head
with his gun, breaking the stock with
the blow. He was captured and when
confronted with Miss Wood she i'm
mediately identified him. He was then
remanded to the police station and,
charged, when he remarked: ~ am
subject to fits and don't know why l
did IL"
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TILE "nAND OF GIDEoN.n
An Alliance oath.Bound order to Fur.
Their Third Party Interests.

An Alliance oath.Bound order 70 Fur
Their Third Party Interests.
New YoRK, August 15--A Washing
ton special to the World says: Ahishly
interesting story was communicated to
the World correspondent to-day by a
man.in position to know. 1tsheds a
new and startling light on the CAM
paign now being waged in the South
and West in the name Of the Farmers
Alliance. It reveals the existence Of
an oath bound order within the Ali.
ance known as the Band Of Gideon"
This band, as the story goes, was or.
ganized by DR.. McCune aud: others at
the OcaIa meeting. two years ago. 1t
was differed at that meeting, and is
said to embrace in Its membership at
present all, or nearly all, of the Ali.
ance leaders. It's object is to strike the
two old political parties wherever they
may be in control. The plan OF this SCI
cret society, as laid down by McCune,
was simple. 1t contemplated the rails
ing OF political legion OF 800 men in
each congressional district in the
Union, whose object should be tho
spreading Of the Alliance party.
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wonderful Gains.

DR.. Miles Neryine not only cures all
nervous diseases. headache, blues, ner-
vous prostratlon, sleeplessness, neural.
gin, ST. Vitus dance, fits and hysteria,
but also builds up the body. II am
pleased to saythat after years Of intense
suffering with nervous disease, head.
ache and prostration, tried DR.. Miles
Restorative Neryine, and in two weeks
gained eight pounds in weight. l could
not lie down to sleep, but now sleep
perfectly easy, and am still improving
wonderfully. Cannot say enough for
the Nervine.-MRs. L. B. WILLARD. Dun.
kirk, n. Y" O,,ne customer used Ner.
vine and gained fifteen pounds in flesh.
-BRowN & MAYBuRY, Cortland. N. Y"
Trial bottles and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Cos. 8
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August 15.--Act-
ing Secretary Adee to-day received a
'cablegram from Minister Egan at San
tiago, saying that the Chilean senate
and chamber OF deputies had unani-
mously appropriated $4,000 as an in.
demnity to the sailers Of the United
States steamer Baltimore, and also had
approved the treaty for the settlement
Of claims OF citizens OF the United
States against Chile. The majority Of
these claims arise out OF the recent wars
between Chile, Peru and Bolivia, while
some extend back about fifty years.
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Mers not Calor mind.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, August 15.-Dur-
ing two weeks past, four Grand Rapids
& Indiana engineers have been dis
charged for alleged color blindness.
The men are among the Oldest in the
employ 81 the company and two Of
them had their eyes tested by experts.
1t was found to be better than the aver
age, and the men asked to, be returned
to their positions, and it is Understood
that the officials will not accept them.
Brotherhood men here say that unless
the men are reinstated trouble will fol-
low. Tho trainmen's unions will sup
port the Brotherhood, and the matter
is being looked forward to with great
anxiety.
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QUINCY. ILL.,, August16.-A very high
balloon ascension was made here at
Baldwin park yesterday, the occupants
of the basket being the aeronaut Bald
win and Harry McMan, editor of the
Wig. Mr.. Baldwin intended to take
journey of 200 miles over the country.
The balloon at times was obscured by
clouds, and finally disappeared in a
southwesterly direction. This morning
there were no tidings Of it.
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THE REMAINS OF WARWICK.
Tho Body of tho Dead Congressman
Taken to Ohio.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. August The
train bearing the body of Reprr 800.
two Warwick, OF tho 10Th D
gresslonal district, left here
o'clock this evening on the
vania road for Massillon, his
home, where funeral services viz, ue
held tomorrow afternoon. Accom-
panying the remains were Mrs. War
wick, their SON, W. K. l. Warwick,
Representative Hare, Of Ohio, and
SeFgeant-at-Arms Yoder. The body
was escorted from the Riggs house to
tho station by Representative Hare, Of
Ohio; Funston, Of Kansas; Byuum and
Shiveiy, Of Indiana, and Henderson
and WiEe, Of Illinois.
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ST.. PETERSBURG. August 15.-The
cholera situation here has become
more favorable. Yesterday only twelve
deaths from this disease were reported.
The official report shows that through
out the cholera infested districts Of
Russia, the daily average is 1901 new
cases and 4.2Ss deaths from the disease.
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POLITICAL POT PIE.
An Unwilling Witness Found by
General George Sheridan
ABOUT WAGES HERE And ABROAD.

Gossip of wen-Known aIon--Many
Politicians From Many Sections
Who Gather at New York-..Thelr
Views and characterIstlcs...How
German Defeated Mecomas by SIis.
representing tho Mckinley Bill TO
Farmers in tho Popular Maryland.
ers District.
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The shah RIMS from the cholera.

srM1A, August 15.-In consequence Of
the dread prevailing in Teheran, the
capital OF Persia, over the invasion OF
cholera the Shah has taken up his resi-
dence at a camp at Elburz, twenty-four
miles from Teheran.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rRITsTEE,s SANE

TRUsTEEs SALE
Il OF OHIO COUNTY FARM.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the third
day OF January, a. .. 1891, and recorded In the
office Of the Clerk o. the County Court Of Ohio
No. n, page 67s. made by Daniel Mcdonald and
Harvey II. MCDONALD 10 me, the undersigned
trustee, Will, assuch trustee, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Z. 1891,
at 10 o'clock a. M, otter for sale at the north
door Of the Court House OF Ohio County. W
Va; in the city Of Wheeling at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on the terms hereinafter
mentioned, the properly described ~ follows,
Wig: All that certain tract Of land situated In
Ohio county. Wet Virginia adjoining the Penn,
sylyania State line and lands Of James Todd
lows to'wit; Beginning Of large white oak
corner to lands Of Hugh Eskine; thence By
lands Of James Todd north 2i1{' west 2I.6 poles
to stone: thence north 49, west 2eK poles 10
staEs; ;' thence hence aorth Ok west s.s pole,
to rcd oak: thence north SIX west VI
poles 10 stake: thence north 6So east lOi'l
poles 70 stone; thence north 3I5S0 east ~
70 stone; thence north "a east 80 poles 10 a
stone; thence by lands Of Porter and Chamber
north s71I' east y poles 70 q stone In the sue
Hnet thence south i west 1915 poles 70 point
heirs south GO west poles 70 g stone; thence
south % east 10 poles 10 white oak; thente
south S3Ao west n poles 10 a sugar: thence
south 1879 east % poles 70 a white oak; thence
south 29s west IS poles 70 q stone; thence south
55s east ~ poles 10 whita oak; thence south
46lSo east IS poles 70 beech thence by lands o.
Hugh EFsklne north So welt 6S POLES TO The
place Of beginning and contA lining n acres and
u poles, more or less.
TERNs OF sALE--one third and Is much more
as the purchaser may elect 70 pay IN cash, me
balance IN two equal annual payments, note, 10
be given for the deferred lnslallmsnu, bearing
interest from the date OF sale, payable ANNUALLY
with good security, and the title 10 be retained
aus is N'' f'' N BIS, ALLISON. Trustee.
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For burns, scalds, bruises and all
grand household remedy is Dr.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. Be sure you get tho
genuine, Ddw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-16

THE Sunday morning train on the
Ohio River road will hereafter leave at
eight o'clock, city time, instead Of
seven o'clock,
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WTANTED-sIX OFFICE GIRLS
w wanted; also two competent lady stenoGra.
Pliers, who have had experience with tyne.
writer; steady employment In manufacturing
business; ilrstclASs Office accommodations; 20.
open until September Is. Address In own hand.
writing, "MANUFACTuRER,"P ~, o, Box l0l. city.
Aul,awAS
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OHIO COUNTY, srArEMENT.

Y
sIonsn OF tho county OF Ohio as overseeTs Of
the Poor Issued ordeTN on the Contingent Poor
fund NJ follow, for groceries, coal, Shoes ETC.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Groceries otc...... ...:......;,.;....-s LBS "
Also 81 loads OF coal. pairs oiShoes
MADISON DISTRICT.
Groceries etc. = i; NV w
Also II loads Of coal and IL ourlaIs.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Also 10 loads Of coal, I pairs OF shoes
aud buriRlS.
UNION DISTRICT.
G GEoS? 3 oa &c q coal PSr Of shoe;
and buTials,
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Also 81 loads q coal, pair of shoes
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
1o Is Loads 81 coal pairs Of shoes
and burialS.
HITcHIE DISTRICT.
S SS y sss s 81 coal is pairs Of shoes W. "
aud burlalS.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Sse 81 coal pairs Of shoe;
and burial.
TRlADE1PHIA DISTRICT. o.,oo
Groceries, etc .:;..'.'''''" Eo' W
Also loads OF coal and burials.
LIBERTY DISTRICT. o,,o
Groceries, o." ~
Also loads Of coal and burial.
REHABILITATION.
Groceries, ...s GIT o y
nj 1nOdE Of nnal 2nI
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EMPLoYMENT FOR GOOD BUSI.

employment FOR GOOD BUSI.
IL NESS MEN.
Good, energetic business men wanted. to
travel In all parts Of the United States In the
interests Of the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
patriotic fraternal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger aud bot.
ter fraternGl aud protective features than any
other insurance order In existence. No 'Short.
term" or Endowment scheme, but q perfect
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE, EQUI.
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and easy 10 work. The
plans are excellent, readily understood and rec.
ommend themselves. ThiSSoclety now numbers
among It's members larger percentage Of intSt.
llgent business and professional men. In pro-
portion 70 Its total membership, than any other
order. The most liberal Inducements Us regards
the right men TO act as special agentA Call at
or address
THE OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN UEtoNLEAGUE
1904 ohaplIne Street.
my2l Wheeling. W. Va.
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WANTED.

NTANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w STATES ARMY, able.bodied. unmarried
men, between the ages OF Il and 30 years. Good
pay, rations, clothing and medical attendance
Applicants must DO prepared to furnish salts.
factory evidence rs 70 age, character and habits
Apply at 1881 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
iV1T,NWIR
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FoR SALE.

PoBERT LUKE, NO. 1880 MARKET
LIZ street, has for sale one No | seEsel Horse
Come and see me Also one Black Colt i've
years old, never had harness yet weight 1850
pounds Both new and secondhand Carriages
and Bnggies for sale. je9T
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ORDERS ON CONTINGENT POOR PUND.
During the ascal year ending May SIEt. 1892,
the several members Of the Board Of Commits
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10 these Maryland farmers, and an ar
gument had to be made to suit their
case. The Senator didn't make the ar
gumont himself, but he has risky
and loquacious campaigner named l.
has talent for such work. In the last
week OF the canvass German and
Baughman went over the district.
Gorman talked about the "Force" bill
and Baughman about fertilizers. A
startling array Of figures based upon
the Mckinley law, as he said, was
given by Baughman to show how that
legislation had exactly doubled the
cost and he multiplied a series Of enor-
IN Gus totals as the precise amounts that
the respective counties in the Sixth
district would suffer every year by rea-
SON Of the Mckinley law. German sat
on the platform, nodding assent each
time the glib orator turned to him for
approval.
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seven O'clock.

HOOPS PILLS are hand made, and arc PEI.
feet in condition, proportion and appearance,
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OF all the Democratic National Com
mitteenen Senator German is the one
who has triHed most with the intelli-
gence Of his people in carrying cleo
tons. It was he who devised plan
which defeated Louis E McComas Of
the Maryland Sixth in the last cam
paign. In MeComas' district there are
many farmers, and they have mighty
moor soil TO farm on. Indeed, the land
Is said to be so extremely poor that 1t
takes skill and experience to raise. even
a disturbance on Il. Therefore, the
question Of fertilizers is all important
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-02
The w OrL of North Car
DINA w Omen ut the
WOrld'. Fair.

The Lady. Managers appointed to
collect specimens of work of the
women OF North Carolina. for exbi-
hilton at the Columbian Exposition,
20 be held in Chicago, desire to be
placed in communication with ex-
both usual and unusual.
They invite correspondence and
suggestions on all subjects pertain
Jug to the work they have 10 hand.
For the better prosecution of the
details of this work, they have ar
ranged it into the follo-ing Divis-
ions. The uame and address Of the
Lady-Manager in charge is given
with each Division, 20 correspond
ence on the various subjects can be
addressed to The lady in charge o.
that Division, and thus expedite
work:
Division A.--Colonial Display
Cnrios, ancient and modern.-M,s
Geo W. Klider, Wilmington.
1't'ioioh -A'ie" my, L d'ntlnH
EArhtngS, Crayon Work. Potter,
and Home Decorations, Wood Cary
in4, Sculpture, &c.-Mrs. Charles
Price, Salisbury, n. 4.
DN.si"n C-Needle Work, Taxi
1ermy, Feather Work, Lea,he
Work, Fl>h-Sca.e Work, &c. Mis-
Stella Divine, Wilmington.
Division D-Press Work, Li,era
,ure, Inventors and Inventions, Sta
%ti>;Ics, &c. Mrs. Robert Il. Cot
ten, Falkland.
The competition at Chicago viii
he both National and International
and the standard Of excellence i
necessarily YER high. Consequen,
~ the Lady Managers urge npo'
the WOmtu OF the State to enueayo
Oh tins occasion to excel any torme
efforts IN their respective lines &
work.
The Chairman IT the Committee
Mrs. ltnoe,t X. Co,ter. viii tai,
pleasure N replying t. inquiries =
any suhlec. not mentioned IN u
Cove classification, which relate t
'he >ubject.7
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-02

Original Cleveland meu are now
50 thick that they carnot be count
ed. In fat, il beclns.io look. II We
are TO believe the professions thai
are made al Chicago. as !: there bad
never been U anti Cleveland men
III The Democratic party. Sos e
prominent .eaier- may have appeal
ed TO the un,iiscefning muffin de to
have been opposed 10 hin, but We
now learn from their owu liis that
they we're really his s,annches, sup
por;ess. They made a sh NV Of op'
position only to influence aud
strengthen the Cleveland ser,inent.
Even Senator David Hill, who wen,
Oh: with his early convention IN his
sing - >m,te down the Democratic
Goi.aih, viii doubtless soon be Al
tempting to demonstrate that he
was all along only schem,ng to make
It a sure thing tor Cleveland. The
situation suggests thy pictures in the
fairy books ot the braggar,s who i'm
a.ined they conid take the scalp of a
giant aud who are revealed in the
latter part OF the story peeplDg out
Of his coat pocket as he leisniely
conveys them home pre- ra,a,ory to
lunciing on them Baltimore Sun
We tind a great many Cleveland
men hereabout since the nomination,
He has always been our choice.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-02
TRaleioh Observe.

We bad the pleasure of express
ing our satisfaction the other d4y
tha: tie Receivers OF the X. Il ID
K. X properties had appointed
Captain Green their general mau
ager ard now We have the greater
pleasure If seeing that Col. A K
Andrews has been appointed their
general agent, with a general super
VISION oi all tie properties OF the
system, reporting direct to The re-
ceivers.
By the appointment OF receivers
the authority OF the president anti
directors was suspended bat tie
receivers have retained the Inva'ua-
Die services Of Col. Andrews, who
is given virtually the eatire dIrer
ton Of TIE .comrar.'s affairs. under
the control, certainly, 81 the re
~ceivers, who themselves are Goa
troiied by the court. Col. Andrews
beng appointed the general ag~n'
of the receivers has been made The
executive and administrative Officer
o. the entire property. lhus ms
tine abilities and skill aud devotion
to duty tind recognition. We ten
der him our compliments.
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For Judge Twelfth District !:
GEORGE A. SIiUFOKD,
Ct Buncombe.

The National DcMocrat,o Con
veution d, Chicago last week nornl-
nattI Grover Cleveland for Pfes!-
dent ON the first ballot. Atter@an
all night session the n~otDination was
Ia. lie Alb ut daybreak Thursday,
June 23d, by the following vote:
Cleveland, Gl6 3; Hill, H.; Boies,
lU5; German, sc -; Stevenson,
Is % Morrison, 5; Carlisle, ID F.;
Campbell, 2; Palt'son, | !; Russell | !;
Whitney, l.. North Carolina gave
Stevenson OF Illinois, 1928; Cleve-
laai, 3l3; Boies, |; Morrison, |.
Mia, +. Stevenson, o. Illinois,
was nominated tor Vlcc-President.
On the first ballot Stevenson re
.elted 4O3, Gray 343, the rest scat
ter.og Changes were then made u
Stevenson aud he wa, declared lht
nominee Tor Vice Presidents. Noili
Carolina voted solldiy for S~tc,eoSon
y special from Chicago To The
S%tatesvilic Landmarks, explaining
the vote OF Moth Carolina tor Pres
iicnt, says that our state delegation
.ast ITS vote .tnls way nrec anl
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-02
Coop LOOKS.

Good looks are MG,c than skin
deep, DEPENDING npoh 3 healthy con
dltlon of ali the vital organs II the
Liver be inactive. you have a Bilious
Look, i! your Stomach ne d.sordered
You nave a Dyspepttc Lock ana il
Your Kidneys ue affected you have a
finched l. COX. S cure good hea4,h
and vnu viii have good looks. Flee
irlc l%>ittsrs is the great Alternative
and Tonic which acts directly IN
these vital organs. Cures Pimplcs,
b~lotche>, Eoils and gives a good
complexion, Sold at w. y. Have
Drugstore, soc. ter hottie.
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Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
You can eat as much and whatever
you please without injury.


TO test the validity Of the law OF
Michigan providing tor the election
OF Presidential electors by districts
Republicans had it brought before
the Supreme Court OF mat Safe
which HAS decided the act Of tie
X. The new apo tionmenl give
The Democrats seven Ont Ct TIE
twelve districts in the State. and
their chances are good tor eiecsing
TX Of the electors. The cnnrt is
composed OF three ltepnbi,can aud
w" Democratic judges, but the de-
clslon was unanimous.