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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30
nIARTIN,s FERItY.
Accidents aud Incidents in TINT Thriving
CIty-Porsonal aud Industrial.

CIty-PHrsonal aud Industrial.
The A. o. U. W. elected the following
oficers on Thursday night: NJ. W.
William JOY; foreman, Thomas Sails
bury; overseer, Harry Jump; recorder,
George 3. Barr; fnancier, Louis Roth
ermund; receiver, Frank link; guide,
r. H. Stanton; /. W., BENZ. Thomas
o. W., James 81. Sheridan; represents
tive, J. B. Montgomery.
Martins Ferry teamsters will find it
to their advantage to drive to Wheel
ing by way Of Ntnaville and the new
steel bridges, which is tho most direct
safest, and quickest route, there being
no delays, easy grades, aud no railroad
crossings.
Water rents in Martins Ferry have
bcenladyanced IL per cent and are due
July i. All payments made before the
10th Of that month will save the I'D,
vance. J. s. MlrcnEIL, Secretary.
Ohio City Lodge, knights of Pythias
has elected the following officers: P. O.
Fred Dixon: Q. O., Richard yeazey; y
C., r. A. Lindemuth Prelate, W. G,
Gibson; NJ. Of A., Charles Long.
The brethren of Ohio City lodge No
1856, ]. %. o. F., will meet at their lodge
room ut 1850 p. m. to-day to attend the
funeral of their deceased brother,
Samuel Young BY order.
Messrs. David and William Goodhue
leave for Washington G. H., to-day
whore they will probably engage ii
business.
Colonel Charlesworth, of ST. Clatrs-
vile, and Samuel Piper, Esq, OF Barnes
VILE, werc in the city last evening.
Miss Idelle Kidder, OF Terra Haute
Ind, is visiting her sister, Mrs. o. r
Wood, on North Fourth street.
George w. Reece has sold his confec'
tionery store and ice cream parlor to
Harry Joy.
Howard and Jess Hippins will leave
ON he Hudson this morning for Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. William Lupton is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. II. 2. Wells, at Canton.
Mr.. Witt. Williams, who has, been
quite sick, is improving.
Lyman Hanes went to Pittsburgh on
business yesterday.
Capt. L. W. Inglebright has returned
from the west.
David Gosney will sota pension Of 81!
per month.
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sAReENT.JouLEY
A Pretty wedding Celebrated on thu
South Side Last Night.

A Pretty Wedding Celebrated on the
South Side Last Night.
At tine residence of DR.. j. IL Pipes a
pretty wedding was celebrated yCster-
day evening" the contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. William A. Sargent, of New
Cumberland, and Miss Ella Jolley, of
Rhillipsburg, Pa.
The parlors Of the house were hand
somely decorated with flowers and pot
ted plants, and presented a beautiful
appearance. AS the bride and groom
entered the room, the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin was played on the or
Gan by Mrs. Ida White. Rev, DR.. w.
ii. Cooke met the bridal couple under
the arch separating the two rooms, and
united them in tho bonds Of matrimony.
The bride is q s~trikinglS handsome bru-
nette and qooked lovely in a becoming
travelling costume.
After the ceremony a reception FOL
lowed, and the numerous friends ot.the
happy couple rendered their heartfelt
congratulations. An elegant lunch was
aiterwardscryed by Ziegenfelder, Mum:
eIOuS ulu IluuusOlllb pIGsGAtp tSSe'ASA
to the regard in which the young
couple was held By. their friends. After
tho reception Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent left
on the 1880 B. & o. train for Chicago.
They will enjoy a lengthy bridal tour in.
tho wcst, and on theis return VIII 30
to housekeeping at New Cumberland.
Tho groom is general manager Of tho
pottery ut New, Cumberland, is a most
capable business man and popular with
ali his associates. Tho bride, q lovely
young woman, is a sister Of Mrs. J. H..
Pipes.
Among the the guests present were
Nj. D. A. Jolley and Miss Myrtle Jolley,
Of Phillipsburg, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. S. @.
Jolley, Of Beaver Falls; Capt @ j.
Mckee, of Bcllaire; Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles Challinor and Master Charles
Challinor, Of Tarentrm, Pa. Mr.. Daniel
Taylor and Miss Celia McLain, OF New
Cumberland; Mrs. Thomas, of Smiths
Ferry, Pa. and Nj. and Mrs. b. G..
Nixon.
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turn IT INTO A PARK.
Scheme to get Rid Of tho IN
slightly old Cemetery
Nit ON EAST SIXTEENTH STREET.
, standing Hcrroach to tho City
Mich. be Converted into a Thing Of
peau.y and a JOY Forcyer---A Dc
finite Suggestion as to Remedy for
nm old Source Of Complaint.

The old cemetery at tho east end OF
sixteenth street has long been m eye
so+c. II is tho reverse OF pleasing in APP
nopr,pce, and that tho resting place Of
ibs dead Of past generations should DO
Flowed to fall into such neglect Is rc-
nrlsiyc 10 all the finer foelingso of aman.
For years people and the press have
nrotes.od against tho state Of affairs,
Int It still exists. Generous people
noid out Of their own pockets to fence
in some Of tho graves and prevent their
being dismantIod and tho old monu-
mcpts doiacod. It is not creditable to
tho community that NJ general move
mon. WAS ever started TO remedy the
nyii-not even general interest awak-
ened in the subject. !,
Yesterday q gentleman approached
.hc ISrgLLioESCER with q proposition
which has the merit OF possessing COM
mon sense, and OF Offering u practical
remedy for this public disgrace, this
"eyesore to the living and insult to the
dead" (,
mon 10 subscsibe So each TO u fund to.
bcaptiiy tho old graveyard, and convert
il mo little park. The gravestones
and monuments are nearly all pros
trale. Some have been carried of for
modern uses. The idea he advanced
wos 10 gather all the stones together IN
ono corner. leaving such inscriptions as
are not obliterated exposed to view,
and placing them as tastcfully as pos.
sible. One or two monuments might
be left as they stand, enclosed in iron
raiIlngs For instance, the grave and
monument OF Lieut.. Reid, Of the y. $.
army, who was taken sick in Mexico
and lied here on his way to his home
in the east, would be an interesting
relic il allowed to remain.
II families having kinsmen buried
here objected to the use OF tho place as
a park, the idea was o,bny a lot in ono
OF the other cemeteries aud remove the
remains.
The people Of East Wheeling need a
breathing spot. Even nowthe children
use the old cemetery rs u playground,
and why not make 1t an attractive one?
The plan OF DR.. G. j. Caddle to cut a
road on a curve from the southwest
corner Of the cemetery to the northeast
corner, so rs to avoid the dangerous
turn with the Elm Grove railroad as
now, could still be carried out. Adrive
through the park would not injure 1t
ut all.
The project seems practical and the
aim desirable, and all that is needed to
carry it out is to go ahead and push 1t
through.
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81. MAnY,s rAnoenIAn sonoo1.

DIstrtbution Of PrI,ss-A s,,s,,b1 D..
o-s,nsa.. \. ~. esl
Tie basemcnt,oi the church af tho
IN, ,,nc,i.,a ra,o.g.;., ~ -
S'"l10n was lathlneu
Yesterday win the parents, relatives
and friends OF the children OF ST. Mary'B
p.roehial sebool m tho oceosion ~ the
cn,,,oi ,li.t.;L. H.. ..a. mLsaaL
p''A Ano"A
tne room WINS intensely warm, all To-
NAMED to the end TO witness the per-
tOrm0nce o. Tne pSpils. The following
programme wins rendered:
Welcome sons. /. ..... ~. .. =. =. 49,. i. The class
sSlCciioHr"That We Lean IN School T;:,
rcc,,o,iop i ri,,to rov,. LitslG sisis
ChSras% Starlight as' =. D ny. ....:....... .a. NJ cISss
MISREPRESENTATION Resistod' Large Boys
s sJsa yr.i ..; ..aiS. ;Ti;i, SSp '''''."'""''-I Ghlt 8,si
Song 10 tic Flag. .a,,,',...' .,,".'."...Th poys
selstlion-'ln the Midst ..-.B Blanche Handlin
bSr1,sm.S,nlN1NM S FI,ed', '''"".';Ti;S.L . i ~ I, S aeS,,
CaiIstlcnl .......... 49,. y. , .-... 1855. ~. fsc boys
Duet-"Blrd song s...... ..,.....-;.~......--E
DISIosua-.TtLSs i GaI me Thi 9nS reuisH s A5s1 y rIs
GCraian DlaioguSSschiIdteniss WtisheST .........
The ClaSs
sGiSigy song SS, @ssS, : = .''-'"'. ;i,', MT SSllFTs s
chorsse1StoeEings Bird .r -,s..,..... NE ciass
Every number on tho nrooramn,o ,vas
exeeilently rendered III 10th the bjS
and iittie bovs and sdris and tho oud,.
sncn n@nnrncistod thar sSorts n tba frs.
onent gnnIanse rns a critcrinn' RI
Raw BishanKs;n md Tnthers Revnoiis
McI,iIiso,t and IrNansnmIn M M
nastor Eatbsr MILAN sst IN 'front.' rssr
Tho s,ooo TLo bisbob and ne Sis;tine
priests were ;mmenIely nieSsed and
Fafbsr S,,lIon Mos corrnsnond;nSiS
nronJ Tha s;ptsrs, thornnsE trSininy
pt-ths h6vs and SirIs IL ths;r cborgs
was ohnGdsS iIv nroven Nv the norform.
"mce
ESthsr pav,o1ds raod +ba n,mas NJ
10y 'o. ~ y
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RENEHART s TATUM,
City Bank Building. RoomNs.G
Telephone 30. jeb
FOB SAID.

House OF seven rooms 25gs ChaplIne street.
House Of six rooms, with modern improve
mentS, lot 35xl21, South Broadway. Island. $500
House OF seven rooms EOtf street, 1000 cash.
balance on easy terms, 8 500.
Lot on South Jacob street. 500.
Lot on jncob HtrcSt. Centre heeitng. $50.
Very desirable building lots in Behrcns q
speldels addition; also on the late site Of street
car barns.
House Of iyO rooms on EoH street, between
TWenty.iOurth and Twenty-ffth streets, s. 800.
House. SIX rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel.
Ing, $3.50
House. AYc rooms. brick, Fourteenth street
Half lot on Twenty'nlnth street, 500.
TTousO, three rooms. First ward, 500
House. four rooms. Jacob street, Centre wh09t
Two very desirable lots on South From. ssrsss
Island.
large ioIS d MOMCchon, 100 by 2o5 feet. Very
cheap,
House OF eight roomSb brick. Jacob street, be.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Seven lots, L0xl00 feet, In F1lAn. Whyte and
GnllAghers addition. Price SI00 to $500 each.
One Of the best manufacturing sites lnlthe city,
fronting on two railroads.
Choice lots In Glendale.
Lots in Filth ward, In Fllan & Whytes add.
A'1' TO LOAN.
500. 5000, $1,000 and 5000 to loan on city real
estate,
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Danreroi,s vice..

Yesterday afternoon. a a Terminal
freight train was passing under the over
head electric wires ut the corner Of
Twenty-ninth and Eof streets, ono OF
the brakemen standing on top OF
a car was struck by a wire
and knocked down on the roof Of the
car. He received n severe shock of
electricity, but recovered after awhile.
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To he Editor Of he Iatdlideneer.
S1R:-Ih have scanned the columns OF
the Register in vain to find some ex-
planation Of Delegate Taney's vote OIL
the tariff plank adopted blythe Chicago
convention: As q member of the COM
mittee on resolutions, it is presumed
that Delegate fancy votedin committee
for the plank which was reported by
the committee to the convention. Yet
tho fact remains that he is recorded as
voting against iton the floor OF the con-
yention, and voting in favor OF the sub
stitute which declares that o tariff for
protection or for any other purpose than
revenue Is unconstitutional.
Iliave noted the INTEILtdENcER's COM
ments on Delegate Taney's peculiar
position, and / have also noted his
silence in regard to it.
1t is a matter in which every Dom.
ocrat in the state is interested, how
their delegates-at-large voted at Chicago
on SO vital a question. What VIC want
to know is, did the representative OF
this industrial region help to report the
tariff plank which was SO r~egardful OF
the interests OF laborj and il so, why
did he afterward vote to reject 1t, and
vote to substitute a resolution declaring
it TO be unconstitutional to enact q
tariff law to protect American labor?
DEMocRATIo WoRR1NGMAN.
Wheeling, w. Va, June 20.
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NESBlTT g. DEVlNE,
1879 Market Street. mylo
FOB SALE.

Three houses on Wood street, between Thirty.
18th and Thlrty-sixth streets. on a flly.Io0t lot;
rents for 81 per month
No. $50. Wood street. lot 30xl00 feet SIX rooms.
A splendid manufacturing OF building Glts.
one otth9 best 10 the city, 40 feet square, cor.
ner OF PortySecnnd and Water stroe5; Will ba
soldnsR whole or in lots.
AgOOd farm OF 7lM acres, one and a half tnilAt'
from the city. 4 good orchard. six acres N.
grapes. hns a ilyc.roOmed house, stables. etc. and
the best Of water. VIII sell on easy terms o.
trade for city property.
Lots IN HoGnahn'S addition, the best value IN
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms. for a shor.
time.
No. an Jacob street, six rooms aud large,
Fine houses In CaldwellS run. cheap.S9n 10 1900
No. 1915 Jacob street, rents for S3l6 ...,...,.,. 2I01
No Il Thirty eighth street, six rOoms;new, a,56l
No. S2I Chapline street, ten.roomed house
and two lOtL +
Brick house, four rooms and hall, Forty.
frst and Woods street,, full lot
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Island Council, No. 4, Q. U. A. NJ,
held its s%emi-annual election OF officers
last evening. Tho following were elect
ed: Councillor, G. W. Z. Frank; vice
councillor, w. q Donaldson; recording
secretary, II. Walter Wood; assistant,
Harry Uthman; financial secretary. Ed
ward GnimQr; treasurer, Harry Jucr-
gems; inductor, o. A. Juergens; exam
liner, w. II. Rose; inside protector,
Henry Troll; outside protector. William
lmhott trustee, O.. r. Braunlich. There
was a large attendance present. Among
the number OF state officers present was
state Councillor L sorrel, OF Parkers-
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RENMoop.
1ndustrIn, items, personNt Gossip and
General News Notos.

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Sotos.
Alarge shed is being erected on the
south side OF the stock house belonging
to the Riverside furnace, where cars
containing raw material will be run in,
and the contents transferred from then
TO the furnace. This will DO a saving
OF both time and labor.
Tho Riverside company broke ground
Yesterday for its new g~alraniztng works.
This is an entirely new industry fol
this town, aud will employ q number
OF men.
Mrs. William Hall and sister, Miss
Attic, will sail for England "Wednesday,
August 6, whore they will remain some
time, ~revlsiting scenes OF other days.
Miss Mollie Kennedy, Of Wheeling
who has been the guest OF friends here
has returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Williams. OF New AL
bany, Indiana, Is the gnest OF friends
here.
Mr.. Thomas Deegan has gonO down
the river on a fishing trip oil week
Mrs. w. Brannen, OF Wheeling, is the
guest OF friends hero.
Loe Worthington is visiting friends
in Washington, Pa.
Tom Policy, OF Mingo, was in town
yesterday.
M. L. BLA1n, Alderman, 9th Ward
ca.aaAaa IA e{utnd Nnvanhar a 'R3.
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ono rnro % Round TrIp.

Tho Ohio River railroad will sell on
july I'd, Srd and 18th round trip tickets
between all points on its line at ono
fare for round trip. Tickets good to rc-
turn until July 8, 1892.
". J. RonrSsoN, G, r. A.
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,F0R Said.

1e1;Acro and a 4o.hcro tFnct Of land ucar LopIs
rnAldenoo property In the Ohio Valley.
BELvEDERE LQTS,
Ranging In price from $ll0to S250a lot
No. l05 Main street, store room aud dwelling
and a full lot for $1,000
No. 1895 Chapline street, for SS001.
Three'Toomed cottage n Moundsyillo Camp
Ground. sos.
Fnprr0omed cottage, Camp Ground, 500
No. ERR Woods street sl.JOQ.
Ninety.two acre farm one ana q hall miles
from Bellairc. on Winding Hill road.
hl.acro farm near Marshall Conatv Poor Farm
-Exiey lots. east side Of Lind street and South
OF Tenth STREET.
No, 2CQI Market strest.
No. 0S Thlrty-tiTIt street, ground 6jSl?8
feet, " rooms. prlco. acknowledgements, op9l
No. 1l2b EoIstreet. half lot ,......"........... 3,1p
No. i6 ThlFt street. observation-disclosures. l.hQl
No. 81 Thifty.aKhth street. .....a.,.,......... 9,6g1
No. tlS0 Charles street hAd three loty.".... l,0N
No. 241j Woods street
Pleasant Valley losi. $50 to S5l each.
60'1cfG farm, known ~ Fottes farm, 81 pet
norc.
No. III Sixteenth street
No, 1881 Woods street
No 8)D Woods street
Five-roomed house and lot at MoMeehei.
-Four lots III McMechen. MIXERS addition.
No. 40 sixteenth street,
Desirable Chaplino street property.
No. q North Front street.
M 1925 MCCollochStreet, lotGOx120 feet. sl,Sa
Lot on South Front street, St,0T.
Lot on South Front street, sl4OL
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oGsAR's famous "veni, vidl, yici,"-I
came, saw, l oonquered-might DO an
appropriate motto for Ayers sarsapa-
fIla.. We charge nothing for tho sug-
ee'sion. This great blood purifier con-
qlers wherever It comes, and Is now
aO'olntely without equal In tho world.
p&w
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NJ. L. BLAIR, Alderman, 9th Ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November o, 's3;
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric OIL
for sprhins, burns, cuts, bruises and
rhennatism. Cured every time. pAw
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

No. sa6 Main street, 9rooms.
No. 2a23 Market street, 7 rooms.
No. 2llI Market street, II rooms.
No. 1l07 McColIoch street. TroonS.
No. 2201 Chnpllne street, brick. 10 rooms LOT
feet
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E70R REnT'T.

No. 2l4 Sixteenth street, SIX rooms and
finished attic, hot and cold water .........S0 90
No. 5S2 NhEketstfeet ............ ~
No, 1870 Main street, i've roonA ...............,. 10 90
No. 23l7 Chapllne street three rooms......... 900
stRblc north nj Fourteenth street, ............ 400
No. 2G22 Woods street, three rooms .........,,. 500
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HAVE BrrcAAA's Prlls ready in tho
household.
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SEE that you arc assessed.
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FoRPESstoNs-wrl.o for Question Blank Of
call Oh "
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Several girl students at Cornell are
taking the course in agriculture. Ono
Cornell girl is studying veterinary sur.
gerry.
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Good VIII Home.

Monday la-t. July nh. wa tn arual
uerliue oi Good VIII llomr association.
ana thn directors and members oi The
organization met III the Home in the
forenoon 81 that day, 10 r,yirN the
work Of Inc vcar, to look over Ia" -it,E,=
ton aud 80 MIX plans for lhe lutlrc.
The past year la, been Il prosperous
onc. The eyer recurring expenses have
been met, some debts Tor building.
furnishing aud repairs have been paid.
and the sum of $3.50 paid toward The
Sl5Oo, the price of the new purchase
made a few months ago.
The dwelling upon His recently pun
chased farm is to he repaired at u inode-
rate expense and to be used temporarily
Il, "A school room.
Improvements have been made upon
he premises in many WaN-. Mater has
been introduced into the cottage, and
the barn from springs upon the farm.
the grounds about Ia" cottages have
been graded and the cultivation OF the
farm cNtcnded.
Three of the boy, who entered tn.
home the first year have @onr out from
it 10 start in Lille one To learn the
printer trade, one is employed ny a
farmer in NkoWhegan and one is with
superintendent lIinl,ley ut hi, home in
East Fairfield.
The management i looking forward
with great interest to the erection ol an
industrial building by the commercial
Travellers Ns>ociatiou ol Maine which
it i, hoped may be accomplished his
,casou. II viii hea GRAND tlin9 len. tie
institution.
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The Third District


Mr.. Miliken Nominated ON second Ballot.
The Third District Congressional ton-
venjiou met in Town Hall Natervjllr.
yesterday at 10 \. VI. hul it was past II
before the assembly was called 10 order
hy the chairman OF the congressional
Committee Hon. Nathaniel Mrade}
Ndml-,io to the hall Ms lay tickets.
first 10 delegates and then To such out
sidcr- A. WIRE able 10 pc tickets To the
hall. The press WIS we'll represented.
Boston and Maine dailie-. aud weehlie,
OF the Third District.
During The wait for the committee
the several countr', agreed upon item-
her- OF the Congressional Committee for
the coming two Yrar> IL follows :
Nathaniel Meadcr kcnncbec; I. ".
iIoyeY, somerset; j. W. Black. Waldo;
tlIert W. cu>lman. Hancock and Tiny
were subsequently, elected.
At 12.20 Mr. Mcalcr OF he cmamilter
called the assembly 10 order Re1. Mr..
llalloeh Of WuoYillr offered prayer.
The committee reported every to@l and
plantation rcpee>rniea in full Ia" r.
presentation of somerset plantations
Mis- contested and liz temm.llce drei3-
ed thal lor MATHEMATICIAN II. l.. colby
VIZ entitled 10 cat Tor carrying
Place :. J. Walton; Deuni>loNu. Mose-
Holden: rhc Forks. William II. Noni,
md u. n. Williams with oue-hall ,ele
each il The conventions
Gcergr l.. 8r,ks 81 Fairfield We
chairman Geo. VI. .lWjjeIrll and Byron
Epyd ,rcretarie. wilma lit Of ejye pyssi-
dents of whom, Omar Clark. Frank
Moor ana oeanrl Murray Ncrr from
somerset.
Nc,>r,. Z. 7. Webb. Geor4r Him,
Geo. II. Warren and Fred Atwood were
made a committee ga Resolutions.
Or. K. l.. Grindlc presented the nane
Of \. \. Wi~Well and it Na- seconded hv
L. l.. Walton. Esq.
Rev +. VI. Smith presented the name
OF :. l.. Millilcn and the nomination vas
seconded by J. ;. Lowe. hon. :, !. Wal
ton and Df. \. !. Billings
Howard Owen. E~q.. presented lie
the name OF J. II. Manlr4 and Mr..
William Pearson seconded the uomina-
ton. Hon. Olamandal smith presented
ia" name Of Edwin {. Burlri@h and I.
/.
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NEW SECRETARY OF STATE.


WAsuNcroN, ,lune 3o-lt took two
hoor> and thirlA I'VE minute, only 10
transform "a pnVatr citizen INTO secretary
Of tate of the I nitcd .-tate~ yesterday
~ loo the president sent Ia tie senate
the nomination of General lohn w Eos
ten of Indiana. At 9:03 the senate con
li}lncd the nomination. At 30 has com
mission was sent IL the president and he
signed it; ut 10 it was couutcrsgned by
MIR Wharton. rs acting secretary al state.
aud Al 4.l5 Mr. Foster took the oath of
office of secretary OF SLATE before Leweilon
Brown, cni,f clerk aud notary public OF
the state department 1t WAS the quick
est work ever known ut the state depart
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TorEKA, Il ~, july : VI the I;epublt.
can convention, OH TIM hlih ballot, Y ".
Smith MS dominated, receiving ioiurlren
votes morr tt,tu Wa Necessary ! hc nom
nation was uaue ulLtulmuus. X L
Moore wa, nominated for lieutenant Gov.
crnor Oh the third, and his nomination
was tlso iuaer unanimous.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-07-07
Said lie Was Poisoned.

llorIToN, Ne, .luue - Paul Michaud
Of New Limerick died suddenly III hie
blacksmith shop here Before he expired
he said that he took IA drink with a man.
and SAID ho wis poisoned fhr boiy was
taken to the town hall aud Coroner E,t.l
brook of forr Fairfield notified No ar
rest has yet been made Deceased We ~
years old aud leaves y idow ana sjN ehil
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-07-07

Wh>uAoiuN, h.y rha pf,~.dra;
ia, ,i-nrd the juint resolution ,Ateui;n4
the present appropriation until JUly IL.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-07-07

The District Convention at NateVille
Yesterday WAS Il large one, made up of
active Republicans from every town in
the -four counties comprising the district
The nominee i not the gentleman WHO
was our choice in the convention, but We
cordially accept the action of the con-
vention. and pun of our coat to work for
the election OF Hon. seth l.. Mllkcn IL
We have done several times before.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-07-07

hon the Farm owns the farmer ii is
apt 10 work him too hard. lie should
Plan hi, work 80 that he will be the
"hns>, and not ct the work drive him.