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NOT INVITED.
Why Chauncsy Depow Did Not Appear ut
tho Columbian Bnnlnot.

Why Chauncey DspSw DID Not Appear ut
the Columbian Banquet.
New YoRK, Oct. IA vacant chair
between Mayor Grant and Gov. Flower
waited all the evening for an occupant.
1t was expected that Mr.. Chauncey NJ.
Depew would fill it, but Mr.. Depew
came not, says the Herald. He was at
the Union League club early in the
evening, and when asked by his friends,
why he was not Mt the banquet, laugh
ingly said that he had received no invi'
'tation. He was rather glad, he added,
for he was very busy writing his Chi
cage speech. When / asked the mem
bers OF the committee late in the even
ing about tho matter, they said that
they had certainly asked him to be
present.
''Did you receive any response from
him." Iasked.
mo they had not" they said.
"Did you send him a written invita-
tion"
"Why, no, he had simply been asked
verbally"
For the benefit OF invitation commit
tees it may be stated that Mr.. Depew
never pays any attention to verbal in
vitations. The cummittee on invita-
tions for the BANQUET were John Ii.
Varnold, chairman; Mr.. Evan Thomas.
Mr.. W. Bourke Cochran, who was un-
derlined for the speech on the Congress
Of the United States, but at a late hour
Mr.. Cummings was called on TO take
his place, the big congressman having
written the following letter:
81 will not speak this evening. | did
not receive your notification until Sat-
urday. | had then arranged to speak
several times during the next three
weeks. My throat is in such n condi-
ton that it is with the utmost difficulty
that | a fill the engagements already
made and | cannot therefore undertake
to deliver an additional speech this
evening""
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CAMPAIGN IN WEBSTER COUNTY.

Groas Meetings md Good AddrcsseS-Tho
People Thoroughly Aroused.
Srenidl Correspondence OF the ~InGtgsacfr.
ADDISON. w. VA, Oct. l0.-Webster
county is awake to the political issues
OF the campaign. Monday last was
n red-letter day for the stalwart Repub-
licans Of this county. The people
turned out in masse, and gave the Hon.
Il. NJ. Chalian4 and Ed. S. Elliott, a
glorious reception, full OF life and en-
thusiasm. The court room was soon
crowded. The first speaker, Mr.. Elliott,
being introduced by the chairman OF
the meeting, Mr.. Thurman. Mr.. Elliott
entertained the audience by his elo-
ouent, fair and honest Illustrations in
volved in the campaign. His style was
forclble, his arguments unanswerable.
The impressions on the minds OF his
hearers will prove fruitful OF good
results. lie discussed ut length the
national issues involved in tho cam
paign. At the conclusion OF his speech
cheer after cheer went up for Harrison
and Reid. MIR. I. NJ. Chaliant was
introduced. His speech on state issues
was replete with facts and figures,
opening the eyes OF our people as to
the extravaganza and nal Ndministra-
ton OF state affairs by the Democratic
party in power. 1t was q truly telling
address, interpreted at times with wit
and humor.
On Saturday before Mr.. Chalfant ad-
dressed q large and enthusiastic meet
ing at Hackers Valley in this county.
The camp fires are lighted in this county.
Our timber. cur coal, iron, &c, need
the protecting care OF the Mckinley
bill, and we are rapidly grasping the
fact. Webster county will come to the
front with largely increased vote for the
protection policy OF the Republican
party. The Halkersville meeting on
Tuesday last was n stunner TO the ma
tiycs. Mr.. Alex Campbell was met by
one OF the largest and most enthusiastic
assemblies that ever was called together
in the town. Men, women and children
turned out. The day was beautiful.
The large house was packed, to over
flow. Senator Campbell, in his easy
now Of language rivitcd the attention
OF people from start. He exposed the
tue wrongs llllllCteu upon tlio PSOpIo VI
West Virginia by the party in power.
On the conclusion OF his address,
(which was frequently applaudedl,
many staid old Democrats, who so atten-
lively gave ear to the splendid address
remarked, "Well, : know, things have
not been going right, but did not know
it was so bad. We ought to have
things changed" Mr.. Chalfant, SO
well known TO the people, rode into
town enroute for Weston from Addison,
happily at the right time, in the alb
sence Of Mr.. Holt, who was unable to
reach tho appointment. Mr.. Chal-
FAINT filled the vacuum in a splendid man
ner, with the A. i. q. OF the tariff, illus
trated by numerous and good hits,
keeping the audience often convulsed
with laughter. 1t was throughout a
gala day for the enthusiastic Republic
cans OF this section. Central West Nir-
ginia is alive with the issues involved.
People are studying the issues and will
cast their votes in the direction that
they think will do the most good.
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than two hours. lie seemed ut his
best. The whole audience listened
with breathless attention to the burn
ing eloquent words OF West VirGinia's
gifted orator.
His thrilling eloquence found n re-
Spouse in every heart without regard to
politics. No such eloquent, powerful
reasoning was e heard in this town.
Republicans were delighted and Demo
Gratis knew not what to do or say,
The Democratic platform had been
torn into smitheroens. Free trade doc.
trines had been proved dangerous and
hurtful, the horrors OF the force bill'
had been removed and tho splendid
qualifications and character Of 7. L.
Davis had been established.
1t was a great day. and a triumph for
both Mr.. Atkinson and Wisner, and the
undying principles OF protection.
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EIrCHIE %RNPunLIcANs

Addressed by Col. W. ". GrnnGer-A Flag
Raising n General Good Time.
Special Correspondence orte IaeligsHeer,
RICHIE c. H., W. Va, Oct l0.-To.
day has been u great day for Republi-
cans. EARLY in the morning, before the
sun had risen above the mountain tops,
the sturdy Republicans Of Richie
county were vending their way towards
Harrisville. There were two poles pre-
pared and with glad hearts and ready
hands were raised on either side OF
Main street, and a beautiful flag with
Harrison and Reid streamers now floats
far above the town, and over the flag
floats a piece OF American tin cut to
represent grandpa's hat. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed while raising the
flag.
The Republicans then repaired to the
court house, where they listened to the
able and eloquent speech OF Hon. w.
W. Granger in behalf Of the cause OF
protection. Hon. G. W.. Farr, the next
state senator, also delivered q telling
speech.
MIR. Granger also spoke at night to a
large and enthusiastic audience in the
court house, and those who heard him
say that his last speech was better than
the first, and he was frequently inter
rupted by storms OF applause.
That able West Nirginian, Col. Il. II.
Freor, has been delivering some mas.
teriul arguments in this county. The
Republicans OF old Richie e to roll
up the biggest Republican majority
they ever gave for Harrison and Ameri-
can protection,
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ELEVEN VICTIMS


OF tho MIno Explosion Mt shamokin.
Some Narrow EscHpe.
%PorTsvILLE, Pa. Oct. 14.-The num-
Der OF men killed and injured by the
explosion OF gas at the Philadelphia &
Reading Company's Sterling Run col
liery at Shamokin is known to be
eleven. OF these, five are dead and the
remaining six go badly bruised and
mutilated that small hopes for their
recovery arc entertained. When the
explosion occurred it was accompanied
by a heavy fall OF coal rock and debris
which entombed five of the miners. A
rescuing band was at once organized,
but owing to the unsafe condition Of
that part OF the mine in which the ex-
plosion mad occurred and the presence
of black damp, their progress was
necessarily slow. Relief parties were
formed early this morning and tho last
body was reached and brought to the
surface. Many narrow escapes were
made by miners working in parts Of
the mine near where the explosion oc-
Cured, but all the men are now out.
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To Me Editor Of DC IniegigAnes,.

To The Editor OfGe IHisligencIr.
SIR:-Permit me, an old German and
former citizen of Pittsburgh, to add my
testimony in confederation Of the
truthful statement Mr.. D. II. Oliver re-
Gently made through your most excel
lcnt paper, with reference to the good
(?) old times along back in tho %fitties,
under Democracy and free trade. |
can fully verify, from actual exper-
fence, the truthfulness OF almost every
word contained in Mr.. divers state
ment, as | was then at work ut the
bench as n cabinet maker, and my wages,
small though they we're, were invar-
iably paid in orders to some store. l
was then an ardent Democrat and rank
free trader, for what good reason will
remain n mystery to my dying hour.
The history made by the Democracy
since 1860 has caused me to open my
eyes and look for a more patriotic and
truly American party, and fortunately
the grando old party Of Fremont, Lincoln,
and their iiiustrious successors, has
given inc an ideal party, to which am
deyotedly attached, owing to the whole
some national laws which we now have,
and for which that party is alone re-
sponsible.
According to my observation and ex-
p%erience, the Republican party has al
ways been found on the right side OF
every great question. The Democracy
is invariably found on the wrong side.
/ feel hopeful that the young aud rising
generation OF voters will champion the
great principles OF Republicanism and
protection to all American industries,
and that the incubus oil Democracy
in our mountain state may be thrown
off, never more to return to crush out
the energies OF our people. We can
very safely entrust the destiny OF our
beloved state and nation to the care OF
our patriotic and noble leaders, none Of
whom shall ave. hire a substitute, or ii
they should do So, permit him to die
in the county poor house, on his return
from the field OF carnage.
Respectfully, &C.,
JoHN G. HANMANN, SIR.
Chenille, W. Va, OeL 10, 1892.
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WISNER AND NTKINSON
Address a Great crowd Mt ROmney-Tv
Mastery Speeches.

Address n Great crowd Mt Romuey-Two
Mastery Speeches.
spceial Correspondence Of the lnliliQsnesr.
RoMxEY, W. Va, Oct. s.-The Repub.
lican county convention held here to.
day was moro than could have been ex.
pected. The court house was crowded
10 its utmost capacity, while scores OF
anxious listeners crowded the doors
and hallway.
After the work OF the convention had
been done Hon. j. N. Wisner, Republi-
can candidate for Congress, was intro.
duced amid great applause. He talked
lust one hour in his clear, forceful style
without a hitch or halt. His presenta-
ton Of the facts concerning the real
issues oil the campaign was listened to
nttentively. He demonstrated the
claims OF his friends that he is more
thana match for his scholarly opponent
He is a great, noble hearted soul with
a great big head filed with a fine quail
itV OF brains, and has no reason to fear
any man in the field OF reason. Repub-
licans are proud of their standard bearer
and hope TO elect him,
At half past two Hon. @. w. Akin
son was introduced and spoke more
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Special Correspondence Of The LHteltgenctr
MiDDLEBouRSE, w. VA, Oct. ia
large and enthusiastic Republican meet
ing Of citizens Of Tyler county was held
in the court house this afternoon. The
addresses were delivered by Hon. Parker
S. Webster, OF Iowa; Senator John II.
lands, oil Pennsylvania, and Sheriff
Hardman, Of Tyler county. The tariff,
reciprocity and the currency question
were thoroughly discussed. Everybody
appeared to be pleased and all indica-
tions point to an old fashioned Repub-
lican majority in Tyler on the Sth Of
November.
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The hopes OF euro held out in the advertise.
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Sttti1l Dtpdich tot he IEENTi7tncer.
sIsTERsvitIE, W. Va, Get. 1.-THE
Republicans OF this place held a meet
ing last evening at which Hon. p. S.
Webster, of Iowa; Hon. J. II. Lands,
OF Pennsylvania, and Sheriff Hardeman
discussed the political issues Of the day.
Mr.. Webster gave q strong speech on
the tariff. Mr.. Lands gave a clear ex-
position Of reciprocity, while Mr.. Har-
deman answered Senator Faulkner's
speech in a very entertaining name
The senator is making a great ado
over the 'fo'c" bill and the tax that the
poor mother pays on the castor oil
which she administers to her sick baby.
1t is amusing.
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DR.. P. A. Skinner, Of Texarkana. Ark,
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COL. JOHN q. GIBBoNs
at Walnut Grove-uis Meetings n Greu
Success

At Walnut Grovo-nls Meetings n Great
succesN
Wednesday evening Colonel Gibbons,
OF Point Pleasant, addressed a Republic
can meeting at Walnut Grove, Roane
county, that has done a world Of good.
The meeting was large, orderly and at
tentive throughout. Many persons, in
Guiding Democrats. say no such meet
ing mas been held in that section.
Thursday evening Colonel Gibbons ad.
dressed one OF the largest audiences
ever assembled at Lincoln, Roane coun-
ty, and held the crowd spellbound for
over two hours. Enthusiasm runs high
and the times are suspicious for Harri-
son and protection.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 1.-THE
chief OF the secret service division,
treasury department, announces that a
new counterfeit So silver certificate was
put in circulation in Chicago. October
18th. 1t has the new back and is OF the
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THE only reason for Mr. Cereiand's nom
nation, aud The thing that forced his nomi-
nation in spite of all &e cgorSso of politicians,
was The fact that. in The minds Of The Demo-
cratic masses, he represents The idea Of free
trade. The platform is an ummiStakdbh
declaration against all parleyiny nth pro.
hction. Aputs The Democratic party in the
field as committed 10 The policy Of sreeping
array etsry shred of a protective duty.-Aen.
ry George, tie Free Trader.
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BLACK MONDAY.

Hon. John D. Anderson speaks 70 Empty
Behchss ut Union, Monroe Comfy.
Although Mr.. Anderson was extern
sively advertised to speak at Union,
October 10, both by posters and the
Monroe county Watchman, his audience
was so small it was enough to give him
a foretaste Of a chilly passage up salt
river.
A gentleman in the court room while
Mr.. Anderson was speaking counted his
audience. There were present forty
two people besides Nj. Anderson.
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LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Paris corre-
spondont OF the Times says that the
French government will not make a
cabinet question of the Franco.Swiss
commercial convention which wal ex-
pected in ONE quarters to lead to the
defeat OF the government.
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ART INSTRUCTION.

An Ant s.udio. conducted by Miss ROSE ".
SWEENEY. viii be opened in connection with
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building. Pencil. Charcoal aud CrIyon Draw
ing Oh aud Water Colon and him Painting.
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years. Further inquiry may be made OF MISS
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
Republican Meetings in the Int
rior Counties Well Attended.
PEOPLE THOROUGHLY AROUSED

To the Issues Involved REPORTS from
a Few of tho Meetings Recently
Held--A German Citizen Tells Why
He Left the Free Trade Party aud
Became a Republican-His Hopes
for Success in West Virginia.
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a Cure for Cholera.

There is no use OF any one suffering
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l have tried it and know.-W. II. Clin-
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Helmetta was at first believed TO be
cholera, but subsequent investigation
proved it to be a violent form OF dyson.
terry, almost as dangerous as cholera.
This remedy was used there with great
success. DGw
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