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sr. CLAIK KAIsEs a ROW
In tho Credentials Committee Over the
syracuse Delegates.

6yTnruAu goleSAtab'
CHICAGO. June 2l.-There was a hot
time and bitter words exchanged this
evening at the meeting Of the committee
ON credentials. Before Mr.. Frederick
r. Coudert could get hearing for the
purpose Of withdrawing the reform con-
test instituted by the Syracuse dele
gates and the Syracuse convention sup
porters heard themselves called boilers.
murwumps and other hard names, and
had their Democracy impugned,' and
their method Of presenting the contest
called "smuggling," and they finally
withdrew the contest.
The first thing done was the submis..
sion by the chairman that he beallowed
to make statement withdrawing the
credentials OF the Syracuse delegates
filed this afternoon, and which consti'
tuted the making Of a contest. lnme'
diately a motion was made TO lay the
REQUEST on the table, but IT was de-
clared that he should be hoard. Mr..
Cochran was OH his feet, and at once
raised a question as to the question be.
ing properly in order. He maintained
that there was nothing before the com
mittee. He had never heard OF con:
test having it's inception in the contest
committee.
Cockran's point Of order got knocked
out by Chairman Lamb, who found a
loop hole through which Coudert's re-
quest could be granted from the TACT
that Cochran had not objected in the
afternoon when Bragg filed the syria.
cuse credentials and Mr.. Lamb ruled
that they had been recognized.
A motion to lay on the table was lost
by a rising vote, aud then Col. ]. w,
81. Clair, Of West Virginia, stirred up
lively racket III warm denunciation oil
the Syracuse delegates. When con-
test had been lodged by an authority
that had no existence in parliamentary
law or common sense, in reality it did
not exist and no request to withdraw
could be heard and long while could
be consumed in this discussion.
He then struck a hornets nest by
saving: ~ know there are Democrats
in the following of Cleveland. Haven't
YOU votes enough 10 atierd to be
Democrat for once"
He denounced the Syracuse conyen-
ton as Dolters anu saIu tHey "0u'0 De
called down.
Gen. Bragg warmly asked what the
gentlemen meant by saying democrats
for once" He had been lifelong
t Colonel IL st. clair-"I do not mean
you, sir, but there mugwumps in your
General Bragg-"Do you mean to i'm.
ply that the Cleveland men are moi
Democrats, and that the Democratic
party has got go large that it shall be
fenced in and everybody insulted who
proposes to come in and vote with the
Democratic party|
Col. St. Clair-''Not at all sir, my ven
cradle friend, but the Democratic party
you are old enough to know, should
give no consideration in q Democratic
caucus to "6olter"
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CHICAGO, Juno 2l-The opening Of
the convention day finds the clouds Of
political dlssension clearing away, and
it does not require the divine gift Of
prophecy to predict the nomination Of
Grover Cleveland on the first ballot.
Indeed, this result Of the conference is
generally conceded now even by friends
of Hill and Boies. German and Gray,
the only two rivals of the ex.President
in the field to-day, although there is
every indication that tho ex-President's
opponents will go down to defeat with
colors flying, and the solid support Of
their respective states behind them.
The official action of the Illinois del.
cation last night in deciding
10 cast the forty-eight votes Of
the Prairie State for Grover Clevs.
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srRIKEKs PAID OFF |

at tho Brick Works of John Porter. Leav-
ing for Other PIacOs.
Special Dispatch TO the InteLltOeaeer.
SrEuBESylLLE, O., June 2l.-All strik-
ers at the four factories Of John Porter
Fire Brick Company at New Cumber-
land, W. Va, were paid off to-day and
were discharged.
New hands will be employed in their
places. In all about 100 men are at
work at the Etna, Eagle, Union and
Rockyslde, but none at the Sligo works.
Workmen are leaving the place in
search OF work. A majority OF old
hands will be rehired, but leaders in
the strike are discharged for good.
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sEcRErARYsHlp OF STATE.

It 10 ed tho PRESIDENT VIII Nomi.
nate Chauncoy Dspew To-day.
Special Dipctch to he Ia'etiaener.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June GA
strong impression prevails in official
circles that tomorrow the President
will nominate Mr. CAapncey NJ. Depew
as secretary of statei No official infor-
nation can be CLEANED. Private secre-
tary Halford told your correspondent
to-day, when asked if Mr.. Depew bad
been heard from, that no information
was expected from Mr.. Depew. This
may mean one Of several things. First,
that Mr.. Depew has already declined to
accept the office. Second, that he has
accepted the Office privately, and third,
that he has not been considered in the
matter at all, nor has he been offered
the place. In the face Of all the asser-
tons from reputable authority to the
effect that Mr.. Depew has been offered
the place privately, the last named pos
sibility seems highly improbable.
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PUBLIC SALES.
Lot Sale at Glendale !
TUESDAY, JUNE 2S, 1892.
PUBLIC SALES.

Beautiful. high lying land. Most Of the lots
100 by l75 ieet some mnch larger Three paTE"
Ample streets, made very large 10 effect BY "a
tabllShed building lines. Good neighoors az ~
no crOwding. Many shade trees, aud more TO 20
set out Electric light assured. Poles, wire aII
other materials already ordered. Chehp TNifotl
rates Nine trains each way daily. Health CON,
fort and economy In buying and building AZ
Glendale.
This Is not boom movement, nor Is ths a
for purchasers 10 secure bargains Examine ne
property, It's Improvements and It's sutronnh'
ingS Notice the march OF Improvement S"StS a,
ward along the river. There ,jS no other plago
within reach Of Wheeling as beautiful as Glen
dale. or rs certain TO grow in value and atiia.F
iVcneSS Remember the day Of sale and be the'''
June Is, 1892
For plats giving full information. spPily pJ
postal card or IN porSOu 10 the undersigned
MzT. RSkINE.
Trustee Of the Glendale Syndicate, 1878 M4rEss
street. Wheeling. IT,
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A Plumber skips Out.
Special Di,pateA TO the intelligence.

Special Ditpdseh 10 The InIeltiOeheer
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, June 21.-six
weeks ago Mayor Dickey formed part
norship in the plumbing business with
W. H. Saunders, a practical plumber,
who claimed Philadelphia as his home.
Saunders placed his experience against
Mr.. Dlckey's money and together they
were gathering in business that would
very soon have been plentiful and profit
able. Saturday night, without word
OF warning, Saunders and his wife left
the city. He took considerabieamount
Of the firms money and part OF an out
III OF new tools.
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THEPnEsIDENrs MESSAGE

on RsclproeiiyS with canada-How it Is
Viewed over There.
ToRoxro. Or, June 21.-A special
dispatch from Ottawa, to the Mail says:
1.-THE general opinion here Of the news
which comes from Washington OF Presi.
dent Harrison's message recommending
to Congress retaliation against Canada
because Of the persistent denial OF the
rights OF American citizens in the uavi'
CATION Of Canadian canals, is that the
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WANTED.
TMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUsI.

Good, energetic business men wanted. to
trnYel 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 and bet.
ter iraternal and protective features than any
other insurance order IN existence. No "Short.
term" or endowment" scheme, but a perfect
plan OF protective lie insurance, SAFE EQrl
plans are excellent, readily understood and rec.
Ommend themselves. This society now NUMBER
among Its members larger percentage OF intel
ligent business and professional men, In pro-
portion TO its total membership. than any other
order. The most liberal inducements as regards
pay, steady employment, territory, ETC., offered
the right men 10 act as special agents. Call at
or address,
TIE OFFICE oFTHE AAlERlC UNION LEAGUE
25OI ChRpline Street,
my2I Wheeling. W, Va
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state Of Iowa This Is not exactly in
keeping with the declarations of Demo-
cratic exhuberants that have been
made throughout the country for the
past six months, but the Iowa people
state that while they believe Governor
Boies could carry the Hawkeye state Tor
the presidency, as he has carried it
twice for governor, they think it will
certainly be lost to the Democracy II
Cleveland is nominated for the presi-
doncv
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[The following poem, taken from the
Washington Critic, was published in tht
ISrEnLIGEScER four years ago. 1t still
fits like Glove]:
I'm Grover Cleveland from Buffalo,
lead the LEADERS, boss the show.
There's one oil me,
There's thousands OF them;
They are the buds,
Aud am the stem;
lop thGm oil
Or I let them stay,
Just MS happen
To feel that day!
I'm Grover Cleveland from Buffalo,
The one big Man In the party you Know
I'm Grover Cleveland from Buffalo,
work my thinker. aud never blows
I've got my grip
And I'll stay rlEht there,
While the leaders cuss
And the leaders SWeAri
take II sGrenely;
know my chance, .H..s
hold up the party
BY tho scat Of Its pants:
I'm Grover Cleveland from Buffalo,
I'm the Unit Of Value they can't lot 80.
They'd knife me. Of course; =
They've got the Hnll. ~
But they'd rather have me
THIN nothing at all;
I'm Grover Cleveland from Buffalo,
And II get left the "a rty must 90
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Speei1l DiEpGleh to he lnteiligenccr
CHARLESTON, W. VA, June 2l.-The
charter Of the Hendrick company, lin
tied, was issued to-day by the secretary
of state, with the principal Office at
Hendricks, W.. Va Capital Sl5O,OOO
and the privilege granted to increase it
to $500, 600 The incorporators are Jacob
L. Haiiing, John a. McNeeiy, WIN. o.
McNeely, Charles B. Clark and !. w.
Ryan, all Of Hendricks, W. Va.
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rAMMANY DIES HARD.

The Tammany people died hard. At
midnight after caucus lasting several
hours, the Hill men practically gave up
the fight. They found it no use fight.
ing longer, for from cast, NORTH and
south there was clamor for the ex-
President which no manipulation could
subdue or circumvent.
AS they left the hall the prediction
was on every lip, as 1t had been SO often
made outside that Cleveland could
never carry the state of New York, but
this prediction afforded no satisfaction
ard they sought the seclusion of their
couches with disgust Although beaten,
they will go down with the Hill colors
nailed to the mast. IN harmony with
the declaration OF their CHIEF, sent out
firm Washington this morning.
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land and the resolve Of the Indiana dele
CATION to fall in the same line with the
thirty votes OF that state, and finally
the decision Of the great Keystone
State to vote as a unit and cast the en-
tire sixty-four votes of Pennsylvania for
the ex-President, has about removed all
doubt from the situation. And then
all the dark horses and compromise
candidates are displaying great agility
in arraying themselves in the Cleveland
column. German declares for the ex-
President and says he will receive the
unanimous support of the Marylan
delegation. The friends of Morrison
are with the Cleveland shouters. and
the friends of Pattison aud Russell and
Campbell are all numbered among the
active supporters of the ex-Presldent
tn.dnY.
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10. 1891. He will stand and he will act
on his own platform, not on the plat
form Of the convention Of the Demo
cratic party. In his crusade against the
silver interests he will repudiRte the
conventions platform as to silver, just
as ne renudiated the platform OF the
convention of 1884, when no began his
crusade for free trade"
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1uciplent str.ko settled


Special Dipateh to the ln,eliiQeHccn
srEURExvIILE, O., June 2l.-An incip-
lent strike at the Sumner Glass House
this city, was prevented at q confer
ence Of President Smith with the Off
Gals yesterday. The men were making
new beer bottles for 81 IS. President
Smith notified them not to make them
under 81 81. The matter was compro.
missed yesterday and the men will work
this fire out.
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coMFoRT FOR RoIBs.

Almost every assertion that has been
made by the Tammany people in the
past week as to the inability Of Cleye.
land to carry the empire state, finds
grateful reception and immediate repe.
tition in the Iowa headquarters. It
will be remembered that the Hawkeye
state convention was SO loyal to the
candidacy Of Gov. Boies that it even
refrainei from adopting the customary
resolution on the past services oil the
ex-President, so that tho name OF
Grover Cleveland does not occur in the
state platform Of Iowa.
It Is rather significant, too, that the
casual INQUIRER at the Boies he9dquar-
tiers Is informed that there Is no reason
able hope that Cleveland can carry the
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,cidl DifrnLeh 10 az INltlliqeleef.

Special Dfspateh 10 hs LH',iltOenecr
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2t.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
original-Joseph Esrlwine, Henry
Groetze, Samuel W. Mathews, Warner
Baker, Charles W. Brown, William
Cochnour.
Additional-James W. Reesem. John
Right, Richard H. Taylor, William
Long, Richard S. Hahn.
Increase-Nathan G. Martin, Jasper
England, Samuel F. Williams
Reissue-Daniel KuhneS.
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Necessary to choice 500.
It is expected this will be increased
as soon as the delegates are convinced
that the ex-President will have clear
two-thirds Of the convention on the
frat hnllnk 49,
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C1EYELANn,s CLA1NL.

Tho Latest Counting of Noses Gtves Him
sol Delegates.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Clcveland's man
ayers claim that they will go to ballot
with the following vote:
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I cannot suppress on this occasion, in
which hs would have taken such cor
dial interest, one word of atfectionste
recollection for my friend in so many
Presidential campaigns, that great
statesman whose present cruel bereave-
ment, following hard upon two similar
blows, has touched the tenderest sym.
pathy OF all, not merely OF his political
associates, but Of both parties and the
whole country.
Ny state, and think I may venture
to say my profession, will appreciate
the manner in which this nomination
has been made and announced; deriv-
ing added grace as it does from the
unanimous vote from the character OF
this body OF representative men from
every section OF our country.
The political sky is bright with pro-
misc. 1t seems a Republican years.
and invoking the favor Of Almighty God
upon cause which we profoundly be-
lieye Just, We may courageously face the
contest with the confident hope of vic
tory at the end.
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Wenlhnr rorre,.t for ro.dnY.

For West Virginia, Ohio and Western Pennsyl.
vRnlR. local showers; slightly warmer In cen.
tTa and cooler in northwestern portions; west
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
a. furnished BY C. scHSEPY. druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth ktEeeIA
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THE MORNING HOURS.
Hill, Boies and other Candidates
Give up the Fight.
GEINSTEI-pRESlDENTCLEYELAND

And it is Pretty Certain that he will
be Nominated on the First Ballot.
Gray will be given tho Second Place.
Tammany Dies Hard, aud They will
go Down to Defeat with Hills Colors
Flying and the Tiger Growing.
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TNOR SALE-BooT, SHOE AND NO.
IL TON STORE in centre Of business part Of
Bellaire. Address Box 1914, BellAlre, Q. le!
dor SALE-DwELLING NO. 1877
il South Broadway. containing seven rooms,
hall and pantry. Both gases and water. Lot
4Oxl2O Inquire on premises Ap7
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TTOR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE AT
Mountain lake Park For particulars al.
dress EDWARD o'DoSNELL. Mountain IGfs
park Md .4-s iel6.
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Foa RENT.

TSOR RENT-THE THREE-SToRY
Il business house. No. l51l Main street. "
D. ". COWDEN, mr2i
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STOCKs. BONDS AND REAL ES.
- TATE FOR SALE
lOShRres Wheeling Title and Trust Co. stock
lOshareS Wheeling Ice and Storage stock.
S5,0O0-BrlllIant bonds 500 each.>
20sharcS Warwick Pottery stock.
shares Elson Glass stock.
The old Peoples Bank building.
The Hook property, Main street.
No. ITO South Front street
s6iITHOS. O'RRIEN, Broker.
Telephone 49S. lll71S Main 81
HNABE PIANO FOR SALE.
We have nice octave Knabe Piano, which
We offer for $50 with stool and cover
Come Immediately and sec it.
Jell F.w. BAUMER & co.
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NOR RENT.

gNoR RENT.
-FOUR ROOMS,
ON second aOOFOf No. 1866 Main street River
w JAMES L. HAWLEY,
jO6 lt2o Main street
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STOCKS FOR SALE

STOCKS FOR SALE.
50 shares Wheeling Pottery Co.
lOShares Standard Iron Company.
20 shares Junction Iron Company.
6OShGreS Bellaire Nail Mill.
20SharcS IfstHa Iron and Steel Company.
50 shares Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co
10 shares Peabody Insurance Company.
5Shares Fire and Marine Insurance Company
5shQrcS National Bank OF ClAySvllle, Ia.
r. s. Irwin. Broker.
iels No. n Twelfth Street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-25
ANTWERP HAs THE scouRoH.
And Our Government Officials Are TAX
ing Precautionary Measures.

ANTWERP, Aug. 25.-For some little
time past there have been a number of
suspicious cases of sickness in this city,
but the authorities have steadily main
tanned that the disease was not the
dreaded Asiatic cholera. No later than
Tuesday it was officially announced that
there was not single case of Asiatic
in Belgium, the suspicious cases being
simply cholera nostras. This statement
received its Justification yesterday. at
least so far as Antwerp is concerned.
The leading physicians OF Antwerp now
declare that the disease is true Asiatic
cholera.
The disease is now admittedly present
In three of the great northern European
ports-Hamburg, Antwerp and Havre-
and there is strong suspicion that the
so called cholerine, prevalent at Stettin,
will turn cut TO be the Asiatic cholera.
The announcement that the fatal scourge
has appeared here has caused feeling
of apprehension, and many of the
weather residents are making prepara-
tions to leave the city.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The treasury
department is taking active measures to
prevent the spreading Of cholera to this
country. The secretary issued orders
yesterday for steamers bound for Balti-
more from Hamburg and Bremen to be
stopped for inspection at Cape Charles.
Late yesterday afternoon there was a
conference between Secretary Foster
and DR.. Austin, at present in charge of
the Marine Hospital bureau, to deter
mine upon a policy which will render
all the American ports safer from the
importation of the disease.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Thomas Smith shot and killed his wife
in Denver, Colo, and then committed sui
eide The two had been separated for
some time.
Edward Price, = policeman, was sen
fenced at Pine Bluff, Ark, to be hanged
on Oct. 10 for the murder of Henry Morton
at Warner.
Governor Holt, of North Carolina, ap-
pointed James d. McRae associate Justice
of the supreme court, to succeed Joseph j.
Davis, deceased.
Rev John B. Jacobs, pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church at Webb City,
No. was Drowned while fishing in the
river near his home.
The dead ! ply OF Charles Van Housen.
hostler, was found at the bottom of a
hay chute in baru in Auburn, n. /. Van
Housen had slept in the hay loft, and in
trying to find his way ont had fallen down
the chute, breaking his neck.
N. n. Cox was nominated for congress
by the Democrats Of the Seventh Tennessee
district, Bellamy Storer and John A. CalJ.
well were renominated by ohio Repahli.
cans of the First and Second districts, AM
John S. Henderson was named by the
Democrats of the Seventh North Carolina
district.
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Democratic Day at Mt. Gretnn

MT. GRETNA, Pa, Aug. 25.-The at
tendance still continues at the Farmers
encampment. Yesterday was Demo-
cratic day, and number of eminent
speakers were promised for the occasion
by the Democratic state committee. but
they did not appear. A large assd NIB
lage gathered in the auditorium in, the
afternoon to hear the addresses. State
Senator Brown, of York county, and
John A. Gundy, a farmer from Union
county, spoke. They criticised the tar
iff laws and urged the farmers to get
together and strike for their rights. To-
day is Republican day. General Dan
iel H. Hastings has informed the man
agement that he will be present If pos
sible. Hon. Marriott Crosius, congress-
man from the Lancaster district aud
others will make addresses.
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SEVERE STORM IN zuRoPn.
Great Damage to Property and Loss Of
Life Resulting.

LONDON, Aug. 2j.-There was very
severe lightning and thunder std run
Tuesday night in some of the counties
south of England. 1t ragged with ex-
ceptional severity in Berkshire and Dor
setshire and in parts of Kent.
The rainfall which accompanied the
electrical disturbance was unprtce-
dented and great damage is reported
from the affected districts, while in
some cases loss of life resulted.
At Swanage, in Dorsetshire, curious
and fatal freak of lightning occurred. A
woman was sitting at home with her
two daughters when the house was
struck, and the Oldest daughter was
killed on the spot, the mother herself
was badly injured and burned, while
thesyounger daughter escaped unnhrt.
What gives an additional element of
pathos to this occurrence is the fact That
the dead girl was engaged and her we'd
ding was to occur shortly.
AT Canterbury the thunder storm was
particularly severe, and market gar
dener named Kicker, who was standing
at the door of his house, was struck and
blinded, while another laborer named
Yansom, who was standing at his side,
was killed by the same flash. A huge
tree standing in Bifron's park was
snapped asunder ten feet from the
ground.