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TO Senator Hill II due = large share
~ & credit g Tor the magni icent result in
His canvass has been superb In its
igor, its intelligence and It's effective.
vs.. ", / He hss supported I Democratic
Eslclplcs and Democratic candidates
y ! way 70 give d new Snd more ear.
/ " w Significance To hts boast, ~ am a
Cslnocrat. Y, snB has shown himself a
(saoer oi great adlity and wide inau.
|,nace, 9 Democrat upon conviction, a
Denocrat for principle.
\. incidentally he has enlarged his rep.
ts..on ssa. !. ~ IN orator, but that ID the
kast g, of bis gains. II.
mere is funture for Senator Hill,
~. sOIolfg possibilities not easily meas
veg. -Ner York World.
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BERLIN, Sept. 2S.-The article pub
lished in the Eossiscte Zsit,mg on Mon
day last, charging that American rail-
way and express companies are con-
spring to compel intending German
exhibitors at the Chicago Columbian
exposition TO pay the exorbitant rate OF
SO per hundred weight for transporta-
ton Of goods from New York to Chi
cago, has caused much. excitement
among Germans who intended to send
exhibits to tho fair. Many OF them de-
clare that the articleis fully justified by
the facts, and that the express and rail-
way companies are using the fair for
the purpose of exacting heavy rates.
At first there was a strong feeling in
Germany in favor Of the fair, but it
must be said that a reaction is now set
ting in owing to these allegations.
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PowDERLY INDIGNANT


At tho Democratic Committee for Using
His Words for Campaign PurPosos-Tho
Democratic Party no Frisnd ot she
Workingman.
The Journal OF the Knights OF Labor.
of tho 22d instant, has a special article
from the pen Of Mr.. T. V. Powderly, re-
garding an abstract from New York
letter in the Philadelphia Lsdgr OF the
10th. The abstract is as follows:
1.-THE Democratic national committee
is distributing as q campaign document
part of I. V. Powderly's article on La
Dor and Protection, in The North Amcri-
can Rerisw."
Mr.. Powderly says:
In my North Amric0H RsricD article, |
have not discussed the merits OF protec-
ton; one phase OF it alone is referred
TO, and, in saying that it does not ade-
quately protect the American working
man, | state truth, which can in no
way aid a party, which dare now avow
itself in favor OF free trade-the oppo-
site OF protection.
When a National Committee will
make use OF mans words and state
mentq, it should be in possession OF
sufficient honesty to assert that 1t in
tends to carry out the intention OF the
author. viii the National Committee
declare in favor OF the restriction oil inn
migration TO such a degree as will re-
lieYe the American workman OF the
crushing burden which makes it utter
Is impossible 10 stand erect and take
what he should have? There is no
man on that committee who does not
know that the great railroad interests
OF this country stand more a menace to
the welfare OF the masses, than the
tariff. Theyall realize that the volume
OF circulating medium should be under
the direction OF the Government, and
that it should be issued and be con-
trolled by the Government. They
know that the Itching OF public land
and the escape OF tho lands just share
OF taxation is great burden on the
workers, but none OF them will dare
stand on a platform which advocates a
straightforward remedy Tor these evils.
The Republican party is charged with
being the party OF plutocracy, OF wealth
and monopoly, but the Democratic
party has the supreme gall to assume
with an air Of patronizng ownership,
the privilege OF debating just how work
Ingmen should vote. 1t claims to be
the party of the poor man. grant that
it ought to be, for the poor have given
it the strength to live long enough TO
see its candidate for the presidency
write against free silver at the dictatlon
nj Wall rfrnot. = lima nDnUub IN 300 its
national convention frame dishonest
declaration in favor OF wild cat banks;
long enough to see the principal actors
on its boards squrm aud shift with
every wind to catch the votes OF poor
men. Yes, the Democratic party is the
party OF the poor man, and, ii he con-
tinues to vote that ticket, he will never
be anything else but poor man.
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Special Corresponding: Of the ia'eltgenesr.
BEVERLY, w. Va, Sept. 2S.-rhe Re-
publican county convention OF Ran
dolph county was held at this place yes
terday and nominated the following
ticket:
Sheriff, D. H. Pickens; prosecuting
attorney, W. G. Wilson; commissioner
county court, W. II. Wilson; assessors,
II. A. Ward and !. d. Stalnaker; county
surveyor, A. NJ. Bradley.
The convention was addressed by
Hons. George q. Sturgiss and John II.
Holt, who made two OF the effective
speeches OF the campaign. The party
in Randolph county is the best organ
lied it has ever been, and the Demo-
cratic majority will undoubtedly be re-
ducad
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ers OF the government lighthouse at
Sand Beach, Mich, and are blessed with
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IL.
Another Case Nearer Home.

Another Case Nearer Homo.
Neu York Preu
Leon Albeit was elected governor Of
New Jersey in 1889 by the organized
and systematic ballot box stuffing Of
Hudson county reporters. Sixty.seven
Of them were indicted and tried. Many
Of them were convicted before Demo-
cratic jndges, but every resource OF the
law was used by the Democratic lead
ers, who appealed the cases from court
to court, keeping the convicts in the
meantime on the pay rolls Of the city,
so that they would not expose their po-
lltical masters until tho two years and
the statute Of limitations interviewed to
protect them from conviction OF the
same crimes. All appeals having been
exhausted the professional ballot box
suffers, whose work alone made Leon
Abbett's election possible went to the
penitentiary, where many OF them now
are. The names OF some OF them are
given by the Press, with the nominal
political berths and pay provided for
them when they were debauching the
ballot boxes as n regular trade.
mo FoRcE BILL suoUTERs.
JAcon MoscHELL, First district, First
precinct, was on the payroll OF the
street and water board. Supposed to
be a laborer at salary OF 500. He
seldom did any work except around
election times, when all his labors
were for the benefit OF the party. He
is now in state prison.
THOMAS FALLoN, janitor OF the street
and water board building, at a salary
OF $1,000 a year and house rent. He
also acted in the capacity Of messen-
ger to tho board. When he was sent
10 state prison his wife was given his
position as janitor with the same sal
airy and perquisites. a new messen'
ger had to be employed, however.
JANEs HART was on the payroll OF the
water department OF the street and
water board at $500 year. He was
supposed to be distributor OF water
bills, but he mostly distributed joker
ballots and fraudulent voters. He is
also in state prison.
]. THOMAS DURAECEY was employed by
General John Ramsey, collector Of
Jersey City, in his cigar business. He
Is now clerk in the State prison.
JOIN S. DAILY, Second precinct, was a
clerk. He is now out on bail, having
secured writ OF error.
PATRICK MAHoNEY was barkeeper. and
was employed by some Of the First
district politicians. He obtained a
writ OF error and 10 now out on bail
GEoRaE HELLER was another bartender.
He obtained a writ OF error, but he is
in State prison having confessed his
crimes.
HENRY SPEARS, Third precinct, was a
keeper at the county penitentiary on
Snake Hill at q salary Of $3.50 and
board. He is now in State prison.
OscAs L. FRiBURa, q solicitor for James
@. Clarke and Charles O. Clarke, who
composed the Metropolitan Land
Company, James Clarke was build
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FORCE" BILL SHOUTERS
Many Of them Arc In the Poni-
Tertiary for Ballot-Box stuflng.
A FAIR ELECTION WOULD Be FATAL.

Ballot Thieves Kept On the City Pay
Rolls Amer Their ConvictIon-..A
List Of New Jersey Democratic
HeeIers Who Have been Sent to
the Penitentiary by a Democratic
Court.-Alabama Democrats Who
Do Not Fear the Force" Bill Bogy.
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ART INSTRUCTION.

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Two Cases In Point.
Birmingham t.l,a.) Dispaieh to the y. y. Pres'
September IS.
Captain Reuben F. Kolb. who was
the candidate OF the Jeiiersonian Demo-
Gratis and Peoples party for governor,
described TO the convention the frauds
perpetrated by the organized Democ-
racy last month. He spoke as one who
had never voted anything but Demo.
cratic ticket, and his denunciation OF
ballot box stutiing, bulldozing and false
counting was cheered again and again
by body OF 800 white delegates from
every county in the state, three'fourths
OF whom had been lifelong Democrats
like himself.
He took up county after county, and
asked delegates TO rise and tell the con-
Vention how ballot boxes had been
stuffed or stolen and returns falsitied or
thrown out. Laying his hand
upon stack Of about 1000
afidavits on the table beside
him, enough to have filled bushel
basket, Captain Kolb said they were the
sworn statements OF election officers
and individual voters, procured in
house to house canvass that his friends
were making throughout the state. He
would ask them to take his word for
nothing, but would rest bis case upon
the testimony given in their presence
by men whom they know to be reputa::
bic white citizens of Alabama, who had
stood by tho Democratic party and
voted for Democratic candidates all
their lives.
One after another as the counties
we're called they arose and told the
story OF Alabama's shame.
It was sight to watch tho faces oil
the delegates as one man after another
arose and gave his testimony. When
Hobson, of Greensboro, said: "Do not
let US take fright at the scarecrow OF
force bill. There are worse things than
force BILL" they laughed and cheered
and stamped their feet.
1.-THE organized Democrats have com
mitted the crime OF crimes" he added.
"They have outraged the ballot and
raped the commonwealth OF Alabama.
Shall they do it again in November?
Never!
A delegate from Selma rose to tell
how, late in the evening of election
day, their ticket holders were attacked
at a given signal by dozen men with
drawn revolvers, their tables over
turned and part of their records stolen.
They retained a record OF over 500 men
who had voted for Kolb at that polling
place alone, yet he was counted less
than 800 votes in the entire city.
The returns from Wilcox county were
held back for week, and then return
ed 1890 majority for Jones. The evil
dence OF atfidavits aud delegates was
that there were not over 5000 votes cast
III the county, and that KoIb had ma
jority Of them.
Lowndes county was counted as CIV
ing Jones 1850 majority. Captain Kolb
picked up an armful Of papers and said
they were the affidavits OF individual
voters in that county to the number OF
1000 more than had been counted tor
him, certifying that they had voted for
him and had seen their votes go into
the ballot boxes. In this county also,
when q contest was begun, the ballot
boxes and tally sheets were mysterious
" stolen from the court house. This
had been done by the organized Democ-
racy OF Alabama
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

There are fifteen national banks in
New York city which have deposits ex-
ceeding Sl5,00O,00O each, the largest
amount being So, 1000 OOOin the National.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

G. II. Rohror, agent of the Missouri
Pacific railway, New Haven, Mo-, says:
81 suffered a great deal one hot evening
last week, July 2l.l l had eaten ice
cream for supper, and there seemed to
be an internal conflict going on. A
travelling man said he had something in
his grip at the hotel that he believed
would relieve me, and producing small
bottle Of medicine gave me a dose. l
felt better, and in few moments took
another dose which entirely relieved
me. believe that such a medicine is
worthy of recommendation and that it
should be kept in the house during the
summer. The bottle was labeled Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa
Remedy" D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

From Ssaator HaFs BROOKLYN Speteh
The Democratic party desires free,
honest and fair elections everywhere.
II desires them not merely because
they would inure to its benefit, but
upon the unselHsh and high ground
that they arc essential to the prcserva-
ton OF our free institutions.
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THE CELEBRATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN OF TIE
FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
sS&4oW Gay &se House COumbuo MopOaed6 CapaSSoouH
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MRS. HART'SSCHOOL.

To accommodate young ladleI who
may wish 10 pursue n course OF study
outside Of the regular school regime,
elective clnSse' or private instruction
will DO provided In English classics,
Latin. Modern Languages, Mathematics
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IS z G. II TN
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This long established school for the thorough
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. ls91
Miss f. Zelda Blanchard, an eminent PIaniSts
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Day aud nigh! classes in Bookkeeping Double
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men, was 80 pronounced that the SUBJ
committee decided to postpone final
action. 1t is practically determined that
the national committee at its meeting
will confirm this choice. Unless the
Cleveland men change their minds there
will be a contest for the temporary
craftsmanship. They have determined
to put up Mr.. Wilson, of West Virginia,
and to leave the choice between the two
men to the convention. There is nc
doubt that the Cleveland men have Q
majority in the convention, and, there
fore, it seems likely that Mr.. Wilson
will be the temporary chairman.
Ratified the Selection.
CHICAGO, June 21.-At lao p. m. the
national committee met and ratified the
selection of Owens, of Kentucky, as tenn.
porary chairman of the convention.
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CONVENTION GOSSIP.

The Maryland Senator Likely to Fall Heir
to Hills Following.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Arthur German,
of Maryland, was the forlorn hope of the
anti Cleveland men when they finished
their work, and weary with the days
labors went to bed. No formal an
nouncement of the senator's candidacy
had been made. He has played wait
ing game for many years and he is not
coming into the field openly now to be
defeated. But by an understanding had
with him, his strength was canvassed
thoroughly through the delegations and
before midnight the anti Cleveland men
thought they had counted more than
one-third of the delegates against Cleve-
land, of whom majority were German
men. All that the opposition has been
striving for in the past two days is
enough strength to prevent the nomina-
ton of Cleveland on the first ballot.
After that ballot his enemies think his
strength will be divided. Pledges and
instructions will be disregarded and
delegations will divide their votes ac-
cording to individual preference. Mr.. Cor
man gave tacit consent to the use of his
name in the missionary work among the
doubtful delegates, and Tammany, while
it still shouted for Hill with loud voice,
spoke Germans praises in a whisper
The result of the combination was seen
by the Cleveland men in the disaffection
of some of the Southern delegations.