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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-25
METROPOLITAN EDITORS
Give Their Opinions OF the Democratic
COnventlon's WOrk-Ihe "Courier Jour
nal" speaks

Give Their Opinions OF the Democratic
Conventions Work-Ihe Courier Jour
nal" speaks.
New York, June e4.-The Herald
says editorially to-day:
I'VE have not favored this nomlna-
ton. and have given reasons for our op-
position. Whether the country will IA
vor it. or whether 10 will be shown that
the Democrats have thrown their op-
portunity away and invite defeat re-
mains 20 Oe seen.
The Democrats have chosen to take
unnecessary risks with the owner Of
Gray Gables. That they have not been
wise is pretty generally admitted, but
il is too late 10 mend matters and they
have nothing left except fight which
will take their utmost energy and cour-
age"
The World: "The Democracy OF the
Nation has displayed the pluck OF its
preferences and the courage OF its con-
y.cuous. That the Convention was
obliged to do this against the protest OF
the New York delegation is unfortu-
nate. But 10 is unavoidable unless for
~ States were 20 give way 10 one.
This is not a iuncture in the history
of the Democratic party when 10 can
afford 10 fail. Another term OF Repub-
lican rule will so entrench that party in
power that it cannot be dislodged in
years.
The Tribune: There Is yet one pos
sjbility for Mr. Cleveland though he
should fail OF an election by the people.
After the shrewdest Democrats in the
country had publicly declared that h5
could not be elected, the party has not
nominated him i'm the hope that any
miraculous Intervention Of Providence
will occur in his behalf. il has appar-
emily chosen a plan of action which is
40 once the most c-uninE, and yet the
most foolish ever adopted by political
party.
III the scheme succeeds the third
party will carry of enough Republican
States TO throw the election into the
House aud there Cleveland will be elect
ed. 1t is poor showing for the boast
lul free trade party which was so sure
OF victory year ago. The attempt TO
capture the Presidency by trick will
not fool as many Republican voters as
some men think. The nomination OF
Cleveland aud Stevenson stakes every
thing on the ability Of the Democrats
90 Oeguile Republican voters into cast
ing third party votes. We shall see
whether sturdy and level-headed voters
Of the West will be caught in any such
fashion
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or whether they shall continue to be
governed by white men, as now.
Now, il makes no difference who may
be the President whom the Republican
party elects-since Mr.. Blaine is now
permanently out Of the line of power
that party is by its nature and tradi'
tions under the necessity Of enacting
and executing an election law whose
purpose and effect will be TO put the ne
groes in control of several OF the South
ern States. There will be some unwill-
ingness on the part of patriotic mi
uority among the Republicans, who will
revolt at the consequences Of such a
measure, but their opposition cannot
avail. The necessity of the situation
will suppress all such resistance.
A force bill is the first and inevitable
result Of a sweeping Republican victory
in November. On the other hand, and
by the nature and necessity Of the ideas
involved, the success of the Democracy
is death to the force bill project. Killed
in this election, II can never be revived.
In this view of the contest, what con-
scientious Democrat can hesitate about
his duty? Better vote for the liberty
and the white government OF the South
ern States; even il the candidate were
the devil himself, rather than consent
TO the election of respectable Benjamin
Harrison with force bill in his pocket.
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was appointed First Assistant PoStmas-
ter General, aud held that office during
the entire Cleveland administration.
His urbanity made him exceedingly
popular with all classes OF people, and
he was probably the favOrlte OF the
Cleveland administration at Washing
ton during the four years Of Demo-
cratic rule.
As Assistant Postmaster General he
was outspoken 10 his belief that it was
a Democratic duty TO remove Republi-
can postmasters wherever possible and
appoint reputable and efficient Demo-
Gratis i'm their stead. The celebrity which
Gen. Stevenson displayed in removing
Republican pOStmasters and appoint
ing Democrats made him very popular,
especially throughout the South.
The headquarters of Gen. A. E. Stew
ensOn al the Palmer House last night
was the Mecca of the thousands OF en-
thusiastic Democrats, and the general
was forced 70 repair TO one of the pub
lie parlors where for three hours he
shook hands with a stream Of visitors
that passed rapidly through and were
presented 10 him by Congressman
Springer and others. During this re-
ception, most Of the Tammany delegates
called 10 pay their respects to Steven
sen and all OF them gave words Of cheer.
1--WE will have 10000 majority for
the ticketin the State OF New York,
said ex-Representative Turner OF New
York city as he congratulated General
Stevenson.
Yesterday morning the following tele-
gram was sent by Gen. Stevenson to
the Hon. Grover Cleveland Buzzards
Bay, Mass: Accept my hearty con-
gratulatious, Adlai L. Stevenson. ="
Late last night, kilograms Of congrat-
ulations were flowing ia upon G5n.
Stevenson by the hundreds.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. June ~. - The
Courier Journal says:
THE nomination OF Mr.. Cleveland
has not been done in a corner The
party has chosen him as its leader, fair
ly and Iegit.mately. 1t has heard the
whole argument for aud against him,
and has scted with due and dignitied de-
liberation. IL has preferred possible
dissatisfaction iu New York 70 certain
discomfort everywhere else. IL has
named It's leader wilh the confidential
expectation that the popular faith in
him will be deep enough aud the PEG.
pies support Of him enthusiastic enough
70 counterfeit or override local diSSen-
SionS
The national convention completed
the ticket by naming Mr.. Adlai Z. Ste
venSOn, Of Illinois, as Democratic can
didate for Vice President, aud this Sc
lection will strengthen the ticket where
10 most needs 70 be strengthened
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DANA,TAKES HIS MEDICINE.
he says the Democrats Must Win Thi
Time 90 XIII the Force Bill

He says the Democrats Must Win This
Time TO XIII the Force Bill
New YORK, June 24.-The following
is the SUMS leading editorial:
There is one question depending on
the election of the next Pretident,
which, in its momentous Importance and
vital imperatiyeneSS, must seem 10 ev.
cry philOSOphic observer TO exceed ev-
cry other political question that the
people are now called upon TO deter
mine. All differences OF opinion re-
specting administrative reform or sil-
yer coinage, or free trade orr pro-
lection, or the personal qualities gOr an
tecedentS Of c&ndidates-in shSrt, the
whole ordinary srray Of eleCForal con-
troverSieS are in comparison inferior,
indeed, of almost trivial mod ent. We
mean the question whether th Ne South
IN States which have inheritsd negro
pulation surprising the number Of
tr white citizens, shall, oy Federaf
and Federal military I'd Is, be sub
~ the nnktical domi -of-sha.
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"Three cheers for papa.
Signed. "DORoTH7
NRTZZARns BAY, JUNG ?.
". c. Whitney.
Show Their Faith BY Their Works.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 2i.-phe Senti-
mel saws the triumphant nomination OF
Grover Cleveland as the Democratic can
didate for the Presidency is a marked hon
or both to the man and TO the party. The
Overwhelming demand for his nomination
is conclusive evidence that the masses OF
the Democratic party appreciate and desire
honesty in public life. Their steadfast ad-
herence to him through all bitter efforts to
thrust him aside is the best testimony that
could be given TO the honesty Of purpose Of
the Democratic masses. They have shown
their faith by their works.
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Special attention is invited to new line of Boys
Mothers' Friend" and 'Star" Waists, Ladies Derby
waists Ladies Union Silk and Sanitary Lisle Union Suits
also s French Vests Boys, Misses Chlds and Infants
vests Mems Babrggan Shirts and Drawers; also ot of
Ladies Babrggan Vests reduced from IS cents to % cents
We invite the attention of ladies' also to our SUPERIOR
TrF Of Ladies' Cambria and Muslin Underwear made to
order for orr own sales and with safety recommend
All these goods in Market Street Room.
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LOT SALE AT GLENDALE.
Tnesdav. june 2s, 1892.


Beautiful hign lying lard. Most Of the lots
100 by l75 feet; sumo much larger Three parks.
Ample streets made very large ~ eject by e.
tablIshed building lines.
Good neighbors and no crowding. many shade
trees, and more 10 be set out: electric light az
sured, poles wire and other materials already
ordered; cheap railroad rates, nine trains each
way daily: health, comfort and economy la
buying and building at Glendale.
This rs not boom movement nor 10 this
time 10 be booming real estate. n Is the TINS
for purchasers 20 secure bargains. Examine
the property its Improvements aud IL sur-
roundingg; notice the march Of improvement
southwark along the river. There "a no other
place within reach OF Wheeling 80 beautiful a.
Glendale, or az certain 10 grow In valus and A.
tractiveness Remember the day OF sale and
be there June d, is2 For pists giving full
Information apply by postal card or in person
10 the undersigned.
WIN. ERsKISE.
Trustee OF the Glendale Syndicate,
juese4dh 1918 Market ST., wheeling.
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THET.E
CYCLONE OF CYCLONES!
Biz Drives That Will Make Things Hum
E.B. POTTS, Main and Tenth Sts.,

has commenced a Special Clothing, Shoe and
Hat Sale that will eclipse anything ever before
heard Of in this section. Mems suits U,95,
s5S7, S3&, A.37 and up. You cannot match
the p-ces anywhere. These goods must 60.
Come early and avoid the rush. Mems Pants
fSc, CSC. Sc. 97c. sllS up. We are leaders in
low prices and cannot afford to rob our custom
ers. Bows Suits SIC. &c. Sl.Is, &l.37 up; worth
double the money or nothing. Boys Pants lee,
lqc Csc, 29c 35c up; made from remnants. biz
value. Mems Fine Shoes at 91c, TO- Sly,
sl37 Ir3 up; away below regular prices.
Ladies Fine Shoes at &c. 81 % 81 81 sl4j, tLS7;
These goods 90 faster than we can get them.
Cnildren's Shoes a. l9c, 2oc, SIC. lee, 63c, no,
SIC up all solid bargains and trade winners
Here Another Picuic-Men's Half Hose &c,
70. Sc l0c up: big value. handkerchief lc, %,
&C. &C. sc up: leaders. Suspenders &c. lOc, l2c,
Igc and 23c Mems Shirts l9c, Z3c, SOC, iSc Up.
Men and BOYS Hats at hHlfprice. II Will pay
YOU 10 buy aud keep for future use. Don't wait
un til the best bargains are gone Cut this out
and call early and avoid the rush.
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IxDIANApoLIs. June 24-Tba Nsws 0ude.
pendent says; The Democratic party has
honored itself by hoRoring Mr. Cleveland
with a third nomination TO the Presidency
From every paint Of view the eX-President
was the logical candidate of his party this
wear.
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5n,rtn,rr 33esnrts.
The White Sulphur Springs,
WEST VIRGINIA.

This grand mountain resort, situated high up
in the Alleghauies ., 300 feet above the level "
the sea, with its well.established reputation
made famous BY three generations, is now open
for the season. Accommodations 0rst.clasS
CUISINE up TO the highest standard. situated
Immediately on the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway with its Splendidly-cquipped
trains from the Esstand West, readers it readi Y
accessible to all parts OF the country. F0r.in
formation and pamphlets call on your ticket
agent or address Is. +. EAkLE,
iegl-Led superintendent.
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wH1rNEY's TWO TELEGRAMs.
The One from Dorothy PleaSes Him
Most

The One from Dorothy Pleases Him
Most
CHICAGO, ILL, June 24.-The first
telegram which Mr.. Whitney received
Yesterday was one from his little five
year old daughter which ran thus:
NEWPORT, R. l., June %.
"Three cheers for papa.
TSigned. "DoRoTHY."
Dorothy is the little girl in whom
Mrs. Cleveland showed her interest by
suggesting the name she bears. Mr..
Whitney was delighted with the mes
sage more than even the following
which he received from Mr.. Cleveland
himself:
"BUzzARDs BAY, June %.
CIV c. Whitney:
Il must say to you, and through you,
10 those who have acted with you, that
have grateful appreciation Of the ef-
forts made in my behalf, and that my
admiration is unbounded for the pru-
dence, sagacity and generalship OF my
friends in Chicago.
Signed. GROVER CLEVELAND. "
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Eo 10 ROuEHrTuE

Main and Tenth SITS. Wheeling, w. Va.
Our store boat. THE CYCLONE" is now
ready for business. Look out for greater bar
gains than ever. will remain a few days only
az the principal landings alongt the river.
iul0eddh
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NOR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
IL REGISTER Counting Room, bets. each.
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FLO r. 3 ALE.

Five roomed dwelling at n Zane street It's
a good location.
Fleven-roomed brick house, 2i2i Eoi street,
for s. go
street for Al 200
Fonr roomed house on Caldwells run for 1000.
Five.roomed house, $50 North York street for
ti3,O.
Three.roomed house at % South Huron street.
New siN-roomed house, north end Of Island
rents for sl7 per month-for a 800.
The property on southwestcornel OF Zane and
South Broadway-two dwellings-iof 900
Fiye.roomed brick dwelling, rents for ESQ pei
year. on north vest corner OF Eof aud kleventh
streets. for $50
Business property on Market street near
Fourteenth.
We are Headquarters for building lots. any
place YOU want them. o. g. SMITH.
iul3 1910 Market street
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9nr Sra le---aseal G,atnte.

ToR SALE-BLAHK DEEDS AND DEEDS
Il OF Trust, %. each, az REGISTER Office.
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STEVENSON
'areer of the Demo
Vice Fresident-A

a. f. Stevenson,
the Democratic
President OF the
ORA in Christian
October %, 1885,
OmmOn schools Of
ter College, Dan
his parents to
q 1852, and began
BLOOMINGTON in
20 the bar ia 1855.
Of law In Chicago
city for ten years.
he office Master
,.rcujt Judge, and
position for four
,rict Attorney, an
Ia for four years.
his term Of Office
ne returned TO
formed a law
5. Ewing in
tnerShip still
son canvass
Elector on
he was
party for
H., dis
elton
ned
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NOR RENT-Two MODERN Owl
II on S. Penn street, leland; each coa|
rooms. finished attic aud cellar, BATH
water closets. hot and cold water a
gases. Apply TO ALONLO BAkh L
south Penn street
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TlOR RENT AND FOR SALE ca
Il REsIsrER Counting Room. 5 CTS.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
HI WlLLSUCCIID PLUMB
Governor Humphrey Appoints
Perkins 20 the Senate.
10 REPRESENT BLEEDING KANSAS
Al Charges Brsushs Asainst HIN Ne
fsssd-us viii Go Ahsaa With
the work Of Has
Predecessor.

ToPxKA, Kan, Jan. s.--Govcrnor
Humphrey this afternoon oppolntd
Hon. Bishop w. Perklns of oswseo. ~
senator. to succeed the late Senator
Plumb. The tight has been =
hard one and the governor has
been besieged by friends of various
applicants from the day OF Sem
ator Piumb's funeral. A number
of ugly stories were set afioat about
Perkins and no had to come here from
Washington TO refute them. In speak
ing Of the appointment tonight Gov.
Humphrey said; .Nonc of the chsrges
brought against Perkins were sub
s.antiated and he was evidently
stronger With the peop pie than any
other applicant. 1t was necessary to
appoint man who could go right ahead
with tho work un iertaken by Senator
Plumb and | was convinced
by reason Of his acquaintance and cx-
pt rience III Washington that Perkins
Was the best man."
Senator Perkins has been q promi-
men: factor In polltics since his arrival
in this state twenty-five years ago. He
now lives in Washington. and one OF
the charges brought against him was
that ne lad lost Ina residence here. The
other charges we're that he had been =
loi tyist nnd that he had criticised
Humphrey.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
1HRASHID By 4 WOMAN
4 STAINLESS FEHlIE IN THE RIyc
She Knocks Passsy ncAahea SHY Afess
Nins Bieeay Resads-xstd - -
the wife OF . Rail-
way Cenducter-

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Local sporting
fraternity Is much puzzled over the
results of = peculiar prize fight. the
news of which leaked out today. IL
occurred yesterday morning at the
road house of Sim Cony. One Of the
principals was Patsy Mcmahon. who
has somc reputation As . feather
weight pugilist.
But the more interesting OF the two
was woman whose identity was not
revealed. but who 10 thought 70 be the
wife OF railroad conductor on the Big
Four. She was dressed in tights
and short skirts and tipped the
beam ut l6s pounds. The matter
was kept very quiet and only
about two dozen sports were admitted.
Seven bloody rounds were fought. In
each Of which the woman had the best
OF it. When the seventh Was finished
both were smeared with blood, and in
such bad condition that half hours
time had to be given. At tho end Of it
two moro rounds were fought. The
ninth ended with McMahan stretched
upon the floor. laid out and knocked
out by heavy blow from the ANA
IONS left upon his neck. She was
awarded the purse of $500.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

Paul DrschaneI, q member Of the
French chamber Of deputies. who has
..tseeu ss'nt by isis government ~ mvests-
gate labor and sociallstic questions III
this country. lie was elected TO the
chamber OF deputies ak years ago, and
although n very young man. being brt
"a years OF age, he soon Won for hlm-
self place in the front ranks a.. an
orator. His earliest effort at speech
making was upon the subject of rails
ing the duty ON cero1ls, and that he
was successful was seen by the
vote in favor of it. He next
attracted notice by his eloquent
advocacy of the protcctorate exercised
by France over CsthoiicisD in the
Orient, and this was followed by
sharp attack upon the abuses in the
French naval administration. Mon
sieur Deschanel regards the excessive
centraiization of the government as the
greatest danger which threatens
France. Under republican regime
tn institutions of the First Empire still
flourish; republican walls and roofs
have been built upon imperial founda-
tons.
In France NJ. Deschanel is much
sought for by society, and at the rsme
time he is recognized as an inde-
fatigusble worker.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

LoEpoS, Jan. La man named
Borlar. . graduate OF Oxford univcr-
sity and bachelor of arfs, wss arrested
on Westminster bridge today, where he
was amusing himself by bombardsns
the house of commons with revolver.
He had fired four shots at Great
Britain's legislative halle when police
man arrived on the scene and took him
into custody.
When he was arraigned in court Bor-
lar declared that he was an anarchist.
and that he wanted 70 show his con-
tempt Tor the house of comraons- He
decided that shooting At the house OF
commons would bc the proper course
TO show the contempt he entertained
for the members of that body and the
building in which they sas. and having
come to decision in the matter. be { o.
day began TO carry out MS plan of at
tack.
lie also calmly stated that he intend
ed to shoot the policeman who arrested
him, but when he was taken INTO Gus
tody he thought it would be rSty TO
kali an honest man, and ho therefore
refrained.
The prisoner was remanded for a
further hearing. il is the opinion of
many who eaw him in court. and lis-
tened TO his statement, that he is
mentally unbalanced.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
AFTER STOLEN CASH.
Lewis r. alortfmer's IiI-gotten Lucre May
Yet $50 Recovered.

Lewis +. nOrttmer's Ij.gotten Lucre ma ~
Yet $50 Recovered.
NEW York, Jan. LEWIS +. Morti-
mcr left Chicago in August last with
si2 900 belonging to the National Cspi-
tai Savings Bank and Loan socicty of
North America, with otiicesin Chicago.
and since that time nothing has been
heard from hlm.
The bank went into the hands OF n
receiver, and the receiver believes that
some OF the money which Mortimer
took has been deposited hy nswife in
the Garfield Safe Deposit Company s
vaults.
The receiver secured an attachment
for $4,000 on property of Mortimer
which could be found in this state.
This attachment was served on the De-
post company, and 1t usd up the
money. but the company refused to say
what the number OK the box was or to
give any information about 1t.
+. X. Kellogg, representing the re-
coIver, today made al application to
Justice Andrews, in the supreme court,
Tor an ORDER recurring the safe com.
pany to disclose the number OF the box
and permission to break il open. The
judge took the papers aud reserved his
decl<iou.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
TRAVELLED IN MEMS CLOTHES.
4 AAaaAH WIS Tea . 8svssves Ter .
Hsss


AcrLros, Ia, Jan. This place has
had eonsiderabis ID talk about the last
three days on account of the strange
actions Of young woman from
Browning. Mo. Last Saturday she clad
herself in male attire. and boarding q
night stock train on the KaEsas City
railroad came to thls city. When the
conductor asked her for her ticket she
presented . revolver and remarked
tina. she guessed it Was good for pas
sage to her destination. The conduc-
tor sast II was better hand than he
held. and passed on TO the next sation.
Arriving here the young woman went
TO hotel and secured room. That
night she took morphine with suicidal
intent Her groans aroused the guests.
and one Bentley and the hotelkeeper
vent into the room and discovered her
condition. A physician was called, and
succeeded IN SAVING her lie.
Word was sent her parents in Brown
ins, and her mother came up and
pleaded with her TO so home, but the
girl refused 60 do 81. having taken n
strong liking To young Bentley. Then
The girl was put under arrest aud taken
10 the Gauli house and locked into =
room. One OF Mr.. Bentley's friends
followed and went into the room. and
by force took the girl back to the first
hotel. Papers are issued for her arrest
on the ground of insanity, but Nc.
Bentsey's s young friends, IN his absence,
have iSkea 1t rpon themselves to Sc
crete the strsnge-aet,ng girl so that the
officer cannot md her.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
NO HEIRS TO A BIG ESTATE.
Princeton College Get Part OF the stuar
Property.

Princeton College Get Part OF the 8tuA n
Property.
New YORK, Jan. Mrs. Mary Ma
crea Stuart, widow of Robert l.. Stuart,
died At her home in this city today.
She was the daughter of Robert
Macrea, one of the old and wealthy
merchanta of New York. who at one
time had nlno business partners In as
many different cities Of the United
States.
She was 81 years old. about the same
age rs ex-President McCosh of Prince
ton college, and had been his warm
friend since he came to this country.
There are no heirs in this con ntry, and
none in Scotland nearer than q thirty.
second cousin.
The great estate will be divided
among charities, and it Is certain that
Prineston college and its theological
school will be the largest beneticiarles.
and probably TO tuCn an extefit Chat ail
the plans OF ex-President McCosh for
making it one of the greatest seat ot
learning in the world can be carried
ont at once. 1t is an open secret that
Mrs. Stuart is the person who gave
100000 to secure the property OF the
New York Historical society III Eighth
avenue.
One cold March day since her hus,
bands death Mrs. Stuart went TO Presi-
dent McCosh with u check for Sl54 600
having learned that tins sum was
needed to put the Princeton school OF
philosophy on a firm basis. Stuart
Hall, ut Princeton, was the gift of the
Stuarts, as were the house aud grounds
of its president.
Conservative estimates place hel
gifts since 1882 at nearly 81 .50O, 900, and
the family has given many millions in
charities.