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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-06
REPunLicAx RECORD.

Two year- ago ne Republican party
came before the electors Of Idaho and
with lair, promises asked their votes. !
rhcy get them. Ia that two years the !
Republicans have made ior themselves !
i record. They are not proud q most
~ II hut they must own It. To bc
sure. they have iepudilted part OF It.
but that don 60. They made il aud
they alone are accountable for il. On
that record they must come before the
people ol Idaho this fall They would
prefer not to do so. They heartily
wish now, Tor campaign purposes, thnt f
il was different. They are heartily
ashamed Of some 81 their misdaings
now, when an election i near at hand.
Bat their repentance has come too
late. They have made their dirty
record ana they must stand Or fall on
il.
In the two years Of republican mis-
rule, the people have seen the proyis-
ion. ~ the constitution extended O.
the utmost limit ii order 10 di,iran-
chise large body Of citizens They
have seen the prniien;iary turned into
q prizr-ring They haye seen the
couyicts robbed II thrir pocket money.
They have seen the ri.e and idll Of
Z ,hs fraudulent educational hurcau
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-06
FALL INTO THE WINNING LINE.

Chairman Phil 1illinghasi. Of the
Democratic State central committee,
has received figures which show that
the Populist Democratic electors 81
Idaho will be elected by 2,5O0 majority
and that the State Democratic ticket
will be elected by l 900 plurality.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-06

Sundays Democrat says Joe Hess
Ter. a well known mining man Of
Atlanta and Rocky Bar, is in Boise
City for 4 few daysi
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-06
Democratic Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
A. e. STEVENSON,
OF Illinois
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-06

During 1to years Of African
slavery ia America, no slave owner
was able to mass fortune valued
ut 100000; hut in . years of
financial slavery, we have made
over $500 millionaires, some Of
whom arc worth from SSN,G0l.0lJ
t0 &2JOU9JU0
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-06

Vote for John NJ Burke, IL.
! cor mans fa.eaG, for Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
Chairman William N. 0. Dawson
Puts John K. Thompson in
CHARGE OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE
Campaign in Kanawha County
and DR.. d. Mayor, the Chair
man of the Kanawha County
Committee Resigns and Reads
to the Committee a Letter from
Dawson, Giving His Reasons
for so Doing.
Special TELEGRAM to the Register.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. September ls.
The Republican party OF Kanawha
county is without Chairman OF It's
Executive Committee aud it might be
said without committee for the chair
man, DR.. ID. Mayor has resigned and
the committee men have kicked out OF
the traces.
There was quite voluminous out
burst OF popular Indignation against
the sanity Chairman OF the Republican
State Executive Committee, VIM. NJ. ..
Dawson. when the Republican Execu-
tive Committee in executive session for
the transaction OF such business as might
lawfully be brought before Il.
The resignation OF DR.. ID. Mayor,
Chairman OF the Executive Committee,
fell like a clap OF thunder on clear
sunshlny day, for IL was conceded by
all the faithful that he was the best and
most thoroughly equipped chairman
they had ever had, and why he should
tender his resignation was n profound
mystery TO the committee. The doctor
was appealed TO, begged and urgently
requested TO reconsider his action and
withhold his resignation, but to no pur-
pose.
He remained obdurate and In justl-
fication OF his course he produced let
ter from the aforesaid sanity Wm. M.
o. Dawson, which being read 10 tho
committee was universally condemned
by IL, and the doctors course In resign
ing was most heartily endorsed.
Your correspondent can't give thefull
text Of the letter, as II is securely locked
up in the archives OF the committees
headquarters, but IL IS stated by most
reliable authority that the county COM
mIttee has been entirely ignored aud
the county campaign placed in the
hands OF Captain j. X. Thompson, OF
Putnam county, who is supposed TO
know more about the true lnwardness
OF the political situation in kanawha
than those 20 the manor born" The
letter OF the chairman OF the State
committee was regarded by DR.. Mayor
as an insult and reflection on his man
hood. The committee took the same
view OF the matter and passed set OF
ringing resolutions against the tyranny
Of Dawson.
The denunciatIons OF Dawson by the
old workers Of the party on whom they
must depend for success, Is more pro-
fame than profound They make no
secret OF their detestation OF him aud
his peruicIous methods, and predict dis
aster for the whole ticket.
The resignation Of DR.. Mayor Is do
pored by the rank and fle OF the party
who have the most profound respect
for him. The idea OF placing John X.
Thompson as dictator over this
county will do tho work for the x. o. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Philadelphia, the game was an old
time slugging match in which the Phililes
were more successful in getting their hits
iyell together. Louisville D, philadelphia
IS; errors, l and 3; hits. II and 2l; pitch
els, Sanders and Knell; umpire, Emslie;
earned runs, 3 and 9.
At New York, the Giants played with
renewed spirit and snap and won an easy
victory from the Browns. New York D,
St Louis l earned runs, 4 and !; errors,
St. Louis g; hits, l2 and z; pitchers, Rusie
and Gleason; umpire, McQuaid.
At Boston, Mark Baldwin faced Boston
for two innings, bnt after he had been
pounded for ten hits and eight earned runs
be retired. Boston II, Pittsburg 3: earned
runs and l; errors, 4 and 2: hits, IL and
10; pitchers. Stivetts, Baldwin and Ehret;
umpire, Gaffnev.
At Baltimore, Cobb was hammered un-
mercifully in the eighth. Baltimore, z;
Chicago, 12; earned runs, and 10; errors,
and 5; hits, II and IS; pitchers, Cobb and
Hutchinson; umpire, Snyder.
At Washington, Washington won out in
the eighth inning on Duffy's double and
bad muffec hy by Wood; Washington, D;
Cincinnati, 4; earned runs, 2 each; errors,
and 3; hits, 6 each; pitchers, Meekin and
Chamberlain; umpire, Lynch.
The Clevelands barely escaped coat OF
whitewash IN Brooklyn. Their only run
was homer Fby McAleer. Cleveland, l;
BROOKLYN, 6 errors, and l: hits, and g.;
earned runs, aud 5: pitchers, Cuppy and
Kennedy, umpire, Burns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
THE GRUDGE is SETTLED.
John ClendenIn Shot to Death By Joe
Allemsn on Fields Creek.
Q,,lninI Illlrr.r,,l 10 fha Rsntsf<r


CHARLESTON, w. VA, September l2.
John Clendenin was shot and almost
instantly killed by Joe Alleman yester-
day at the residence of Alleman, on
Fields Creek, about sixteen miles from
Charleston.
IL seems that there was a grudge OF
long standing between the two men and
when Clendenin stopped at Alieman's s
house it was for blood. Clendenin had
been to Winefrede Junction and had
gotten pretty well tanked up with bad
liquor and when he reached Alleman's
house he was in a. .semi-intoxicated con-
dition. He began TO curse Alleman and
to throw stones at him.
Allemen drew his revolver and fired,
the shot taking effect in Clendenen's
stomach. He fell and died within a
few moments. Alemen went TO Wine
frede and gave himself up to the officers,
who brought him to Charleston and
lodged him in Jail. He will make the
plea Of self defence. Application for
his release on bail was made to-day,
but it has not been granted. The kill
ing has caused intense excitement on
Field Creek, great many people claim
ing that Allemen's plea OF self defense
is worthless, and that he was guilty Of
the deliberate murder OF Clendenen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13

New YORK, September 1.-THE Her
AIDS Panama despatch says: Further
news Of the anarchial state OF affairs ex-
listing at Venezuela has come here.
General Pepper Fendoza, in command
at Laguayra on the morning OF Septem-
Der 3, received orders from Caracas to
squeeze large sum Of money from the
merchants of the place. General Ech-
everria, Peppers Adjutant, at once
summoned all the leading merchants OF
the place to the Governors Office,
and when they were assembled In
formed them they were prisoners until
they paid In sums ranging from
$500 to $4,000. The German, Dutch,
Swedish, Norwegian, Belgian, Brazil
ian, Argentine and Costa Rican consuls
and American Vice Consul Golden and
the agent of the red d steamers, and the
manager of Boylton's firm here were
also arrested. An appeal was made to
American Consul Hanna for protection.
Mr.. Hanna at once saw the Spanish,
British and French consuls, laid the
facts before them, and they all agreed
to act together The commanders Of
the Dutch, French, Spanish and Ger
man war ships salso promised their
hearty cooperation. With this backing
Mr.. Hanna formally demanded the un-
conditional release OF the other consulS
and the foreign war ships.
Pepper hesitated. The foreign war
ships got up steam, the Venezuelan
forces beat to arms and the guns at
Fort LaVigia were run out.
For while the situation was serious,
and it looked as though a collision was
unavoidable, but Mendoza, hearing OF
the situation, telephoned from Caracas
for Pepper to comply with the demand
and do anything to avert trouble. He
then called his lieutenants to the Casa
Amarailla and resigned the dictator
ship, proclaiming Guillermo Tel Nillegas-
Pulido, a nephew of eX-President Vile
gas, as President and member OF the
Federal Council.
Pulido at once began the formation of
q Cabinet, leaving Mendoza out. 1t is be-
leved that Mendoza will attempt TO es-
cape from the Republic with the booty
he has secured from the pillage OF the
capital and from forced loans.
Generals Pepper and Echeverria,
called the Consuls together at the Office
OF the Spanish Consul and Informed
them of the change in administration,
and informed them that hereafter they
would respect foreign interests.
Consul Hanna is generally commend
ed for the nerve and backbone displayed
and the success Of his firm stand in be-
half of the imprisoned at a time when
he was completely shut off from tele-
graphic communication with Minister
Schruggs, of the State Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
BECAUSE HE WAS AN AMERICAN.
That is the Only Reason Assigned for the
Murder OF Sailor Reilly in Genoa.


Murder OF Sailor Reilly in Genoa.
LONDON, September 12.-The latest
advices received here from Genoa re-
garding the murder OF Frank Reilly,
the seaman of the United States
steamer Newark, who was killed on
September s, In lodging house in
Genoa show that National animus
against Americans was the cause Of the
crime.
The proprietor of the lodging house,
when the Newark's men applied TO
him for lodging, used most abusive Ian
guage TO them, simply because they
were Americans. One of those present,
knowing the proprietor, advised the
men that il was unsafe for them to re-
main in the place.
All the sailors started for the door,
whereupon the proprietor, with knife
in each hand, sprang toward Reilly and
stuck both the weapons in his back.
Reilly staggered to the street, where he
fell and died in few minutes.
The murder was entirely unprovoked,
and Reilly was killed for no other rea-
son than be was an American.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
HIS WIFE'S BED CHAMBER
Was Not Reserved for His Accommoda-
tion Exclusively, But the Other Fellow
Won't Defile it ANY More.
Special 7slsorars 10 tas Register.


tion Exclusively, But the Other Fellow
Won't Defile it Any More.
Special 7slsoram 10 tAs Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. September l2-
"A cutting affray which may result
fatally occurred at Raymond City yes
terday. Joseph Woods, who had been
away from home some time, returned
rather unexpectedly last Friday and
found Randall Watson installed in his
wife's bed chamber.
A row followed, but serious trouble
was avoided by Watson leaving the
house Immediately. Woods nursed his
wrath till yesterday. when he started
out on the trail OF his wife's seducer.
He found him at the Marmet Coal Com
pany's store. Watson was armed with
a revolver, but before he could use it
Woods drew a razor from his pocket,
and catching Watson around the neck
attempted TO cut his throat. He made
an ugly cash, but miraculously missed
the jugular vein.
Woods surrendered to the officers and
was taken to jail. He swears that as
soon as he is released he will Kill Wat
son. Watson is In critical condition
and will probably not recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
WHEELING, W. VA, MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13 1892

patheticalIy begged the United States
to intervene to prevent the Repu bile
from final disruption and to secure the
Submission to arbitration OF the ques-
tions in dispute with Great Britain.
The British government, it Is under
stood, demands that Venzuela relinquish
her claim to all territory north OF the
''Schornburgh line" which runs west
ward from Amacura, on the Orinoco
Delta, and that arbitration be limited TO
territor south OF that line on which
Great Britain has already seriously en-
croached. The British now lay claim
to almost the entire territory north OF
the Caroni and east Of the Orinoco be-
low the mouth of the Caroni. This in
cludes, Of course, the vast territory
of Yuruari, wherein are situated the
rich and productive gold mines OF Cara
tai and Colloa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
CORBETT AT HOME.
The Champions Train Surrounded by
Thousands of Admirers - His Pro-
Pramme.

The Chanpion's Train Surrounded by
Thousands of Admirers - His Pro-
gramme.
New YORK, September 12-When the
COrbett train pulled into Wilmington the
throng was so great that the train had TO
come almost TO standstill to avoid acci-
dent uy running over a lot Of people. By
degrees they managed to work their way
up 10 the depot, where the crowd closed in
on CorDett's ear until they were packed
together like sardines.
At philadelphia the throng was great,
but fortunately the bulk of the people were
kept outside the iron fence. Corbett says
the man above all others in the world that
he wants to meet is Charley Mitchell. He
has made up his mind to make Mitchell do
more fighting and less talking.
Saturday, September II, has been left
omen for Sullivan'S benefit, at which Cor
bett offered in New Orleans TO spar Sulli-
van four rounds. He has not received any
acceptance yet, further than "a dispatch
saving Mr. Moran, Sullivan's manager,
would meet Mr. Corbett to-day in New
York IL is his opinion, however, that
Sullivan will accept.
An immense throng was gathered at the
Jersey City depot, and it was with diff
Guilty that the police opened up a way and
cot him on the Debosses street ferryboat.
He has pressing invitation to go up to the
New York Athletic Club but he said 1t
was his intention to go directly to his own
home. where he will remain until 1t is time
10 90 10 Madison Square. He intends max
ing New York city his permanent home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
New Charters Granted.


Cu,p1EsroN. ". VA, September u. =
The following charters were issued to-day
6y b y the Secretary Of State: The Powhatan
Brass and Iron Works, prlncipaI p once a
Charles Town, w. Va, capital So, ,0O0, and
DriTiIeSe UgTiI granted to increase to $50O, ,o03.
The incOrpOrat0rs are v cA:6s A. Horfen. d siT. w.
II. Cummings, Geo. Lane, Charies n; sim
mons and Louis T. Merriam, all OF Brook
lyn, n. \. u;.o, Dr;rc;nal
office at Huntington, w. Va, capita! IS - go
o-,,s and privilege granted 10 increase to SoO,-
ono SDS The i1corporators are General John
9go, Gooe Russel, Ely Ensign, John Fl; Hoil,
Gus Gus Honshell, B. W. Foster and Frank M
Doolittle, all residents OF Huntington w
Va. c.o,,,- ,,-;,cinel
office at wheeling, W. Va, capital 81, ,OoO'
privilege is granted TO increase r 20 t@oy'OOV-
TIE ineorporators are r. 7. Deyries J., A
Ssmpbeil. ~ r. 7. Devries. Jr., W. A Mill
Ssn % and Geo. Breldeng, al OF Wneehng'
w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
AN IMPORTANT MISSION
Entrusted to Admiral Walker-His Busi-
ness In Venezuela.

Entrusted to Admiral Walker-HIs Busi-
ness In Venezuela.
New YORK, Sertember IA Wash
ington despatch to a morning paper
saws: The sealed instructions which
we're to-day delivered to Admiral Walker
on board the Chicago entrusted him
with q mission more important, it is be-
leved. than any that has been confined
to any American naval officer In recent
wears. The long conference which
President Harrison held with Acting
Secretary OF State Adee on his recent
visit TO Washington, the consultation
between Secretary OF the Navy Tracy
and Mr.. Adee yesterday before Admiral
Walkers instructions were finally
agreed upon, the carefully worded Of
fetal statement given out that Admiral
Walker was directed to pursue vigor-
Gus course in dealing with the situation,
especially in connection with foreign
aggression, all take on new signifi-
cance.
Admiral Walkers mission to Lagua-
yra with his squadron will be, it is
thought, to proffer the friendly inter-
vention of the United States TO the
Venezuelan authorities (whOever they
may be by the time he arrives. for the
purpose of preventing the final absorp-
ion of Venezuelan territory by Great
Britain; and further, 10 secure the res
toration of the status QUO as 10 the
boundaries as it existed prior to 1857,
and TO obtain consent for the submis-
sion 10 arbitration of the question OF
title 10 the territory in dispute between
the governments. The key note Of the
whole expedition is to be found in 3
dispatch addressed to Mr.. Blaine before
his resig alton by Mr.. Pereze, the
Venezuelan minister at Washington.
Mr., Pereza, In behalf Of the Venezue-
Ian government, earnestly and almost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
A VERY PRETTY GIRL
And Quite a Merry Boy Fall In Love and
Elope Despite Faternal Vigilance.
So,rfaL TSLsoydr. In LhS R>ofxlsr

GDtCtut IctcOI uIs W Sitc hrHNetTs
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September
12.-Lawrence Robinson and Hattie
Bucklen, young people Of Kanawha
Station, both well connected, the young
lady being very handsome girl, eloped
last night They met clandestinely, de-
spite the old peoples protests and
watchfulness, and as result an elope-
ment was planned, the father OF the
young man assisting and making all ar
rangements. The girls father suspect
ed something of the kind, and to thwart
the young lovers wrote the Probate
Judge at Marietta not to grant
them marriage license. Last
evening the young lady left the
house ostensibly 70 90 TO church, but
instead she met her lover who was wait
ing near by with buggy and driver.
They drove into the city post haste, ar
riving here at II o'clock. After taking
a short rest they were driven TO the
first station on the Ohio River railroad
below town, where they took the early
train for CatlettsburR, KY, the Gretna
Green for eloping couples, where the
nuptial knot will be tied. The girls
father, II is said. threatens dire venge-
ance against anyone who helped plan or
assisted in the runaway, and as a con-
sequence the young man who drove
them here was afraid TO 90 back home
until things had quieted down some
what
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
Blaine voluntarily Dl.frnnchi.s. Himself

NEW YoRK, September A special TO
the Herald from Augusta, Maine, SAYS the
Board OF Registration 10 this city held their
final session Saturday. Among those who
failed to have their names placed on the
voting list is James G.. Blaine. The ex-
premier Of Harrison's administration viii
therefore be disc Qualified from voting az the
State election on Monday. II isunder-
stood that Mr.. Blaine did intend 70 come
M from Bar Harbor and be registered. but
be changed his mind. II may be said that
Mr. Blaine has voluntarily disfranchised
himself. as no citizen In Maine can yote IN
less he ia resi stored
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
CIouston Sent Back To jail.
al g1i>ora,a 10 fAs R,Otffer.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, September i2.-
The cases against r.. Ward Clor sioD for
stealing the States papers, were called up
to-day. Judge McClucr appeared FOR tho
State and David johnson for Clouston.
Cloustou states he could not safely 20 into
trial on account OF the absence OF alleged
witnesses, one OF whom, he saio. was n
salesman for Cincinnati hat house, but
he couldn't give the name OF the firm. Tho
other fellow Is alleged TO be a Philip Fa-
gan, brick layer. VINO lives near Phila-
delphia Judge Jackson required a bond
OF Sl. 800 on each OF the four indictments
for the alleged stealing, and $500 FOR each
OF the five cases pending In the Criminal
Court. Clouston was reminded in default
OF bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
THE MAINE ELECTION.
The Australian Ballot Law Put in Opera
tion-The Result SO Far as In.

PORTLAND. Me, September 12.-The
State election for the choice of Governor,
four congressman and members of the
Legislature, occurred to-day under the
Australian ballot law, and so far as learned
everybody appears satisfied with the work
ing of the new system.
In 1855 the Republicans had plurality
in the State Of lS,0S3 for Governor, and IN
1890 their plurality was $50 Comparison
this wear will be made with the vote OF the
latter year.
Cleayes 81 .6l7; Johnson, $3.50; Hussey,
613: scattering, SIS. Plurality, 5,5S5,
against 9,491 in 1890. The indications are
that Reed will have 2,000 plurality IN the
First Congressional district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
NEWS FROM The RACE TRACKS.

Latonis races: First FIVE furlongs, Cal
houn won; time, 1:0211. Second, mile and
an eighth, Lake Breeze won; time, :551%
Third, seven and one-half furlongs. Irist
Chief won; time, 1:345{. Fourth, six fur
longs, Prince Deceiver won; time, l:lG14
Fifth. four and one-hah furlongs: Beauti
full Bells won: time, :56j{. SIxth, sever
and one-half furlongs, Hedge Rose won;
time l .36
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
IN AWFUL DISTRESS.
0vsr Five Hundred Passengers, Includ-
ing Many Women
.ayD CHILDREN, HELD OUTABOARD

7ra Ferry Boat with no Food and
Bnt Little Shelter-The Vessel
Foul from Sea Sickness-The
PsOOle Of Fire Island Refuse to
Allow Even the Women and
children to Land at the Surf
Hotel - Senator McPhersOn's s
ADDeal TO the Manhood Of the
Mob Has no Efect-Night Clos
es Down Upon a Scene Of Hor-
ror- Fears that Many viii Die
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flow
er Helpless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
TO- NanIey,s Estimate,

AUGUSTA, MAINE, September l2.-The
following dispatch explains itself:
"AuGUsTA, MAINE, Sepsember II, lS92.
ssTo the Hon. Thomas II. Carter Chair
man National Republican Committee, 5lS
Fifth Avenue, New York;
.sTbe total vote will be 1900 less than
- 1SSS we elect all four Congressman,
carrv fourteen Of the sixteen counties,
have two. thirds Of the members Of the Leg
isiatnre. and elect our Governor by 1900
majority over the Democratic candidate:
LIZ -. H. HANLEY.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
bad Accident Near Fairmont.
n>ofol g,L>0yarn 10 M RsgfStSr.

FAIRuoSr. w. Va, September IL
About $3.50 D. m. a freight on the Morgan
town branch ran into an open switch az
the junction three-qusrters of mile be-
low here. throwing the engine and two
cars Of cattle OF the track. Tho engine
was thrown down an enbankment and
Goals from the furnace SET iirs 20, and
burned entire. one car OF cattle belonging
10 John Hood OF Lowesyille, w. Va, val
ued a. a, 600.