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he MaeRtqeneer.

Special Dipd,ch to he Iats1tQeEor.
CHAR1EsrowN, W. Va, May S1.-Thia
ancient, old town, the shrine OF the
second district Democracy, is more
Democratic than ever tonight, as dele
gates have been pouring into it since
noon; so many in fact that comfortable
quarters arc at premium. The in-
dications from a general and studied
Wow of the situation at this hour is that
the convention will be a very noisy one,
and unless matters are patched up hur-
riedly there viii be much antagonism
in the convention and much bitter feel.
ing among the aspirants to the honors
which the convention will dispense.
There is no unanimity Of opinion but on
ono feature OF to-morrow's proceedings,
and that is that the delegates will be
instructed for Cleveland. 1t is safe to
say that there are not half dozen men
among the delegates who favor any
other man. though there are some who
will make right against instructions:
For delegate at-large from this dis,
trict the name Of Henry 6. Davis la re-,
ceiving moro mention than any other
since it has been made known that VIM.
L. Wilson thought it good politics not
to accept the honor. Wilson himself
will arrive ut a late hour tonight and
make known his position and wishes,
and the latter will have great weight.
4. B. Davis and Wood Daily are the exc
senator's licutenants and will put in all
the available hours advocating his
claims. Davis's fidelity to the Demo-
cratic party is being questioned and he
will have some strong opposition. But
with Wilson out OF the race he will
probably be the delega a-at.large.
From the eastern end of the district,
the names OF Col. ]. A. Robinson, Of
Mineral, and Colonel Gilkeson, of
Hardy, will be presented. Robinson is
for anything within reach, from dele
gate-at-large down to alternate district
delegate. All he wants is to sit with
the brethren at Chicago. The Demo-
Gratis are here in great crowds from
Marion helping Capt. ]. Ed. Watson
along in his efforts to represent the
western end OF tho district, but B. +.
Martin, OF Taylor, has his eye on it and
il will be an interesting fight.
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NEGRO UPRISING
In FlorIda-Tho RInsleadors Arrested aud
tho Mob Dispersed.

In FlorIda-Tho RInGloadors Arrested nnd
the Mob Dispersed.
JAcxsoNvILLE, FLA, May 3l.-Deputy
Sheriff Williams and q posse OF ton
went out to Greenland last night to
suppress negro uprising there. Early
last week Section Boss Henderson, Of
Greenland, which is q small station on
the St. Augustine road, shot and killed
a negro workman, it is claimed, in. self
defense, as there were three OF them
fighting him at the time. Henderson,
who is q white man fled. Since then the
negroes have been searching for him.
under the preteXt that they believed
that he was concealedat his own house
they set an armed guard about 1t and
refused to let Mrs. Henderson and her
two children 90 ont. They are only
few white neighbors, while the negroes
number two or three hundred.
For four days Henderson's family has
been living in constant terror, and it
was only to-day that word was sent here
for help. Williams and his posse found
nearly 300 armed negroes riding and
walking about the village and threaten-
ing violence to the Henderson's, or TO
hold them as ransom until their no.
gro comrade had been avenged. The
posse soon scattered them and made
some arrests. Williams has the names
OF the ring leaders and they will proba-
bly, be indicted. Henderson's family
was removed By the deputy to the house
Of relations in South Jacksonville.
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ClScrxNATt, o., May 3l.-A Camp
bellsville, KY, dispatch says that Pcck
Willis, colored, was hanged there to-
day by mob from Adair county for at
tempted rape. Tho negro had been ia:
ken 10 miles away by the officers and
lodged here for safe keeping. The mob
took him from jail and intended to
hang him where the crime was commit
ted but daylight overlook them, and
they hung him at this place.
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N,opoNALp on r1E1p.
Ono We'll Has Bad Fishing job on
Hand

Ono Well Has n Bad Fishing JOB on
Hand.
PlTrsRuRoH, Pa, May 3l.--The Nc
Donald oil field reports that south Of
Mcdonald the Robbins No. ], of the
Venture Oil Company, has had a bad
fishing Job. The we'll was down to tho
top OF tho fifth sand and ready to be
drilled into that level when the tools
fell from tho top OF tho holo to tho bot
tom, distance ofNbout $500 feot.
The No. . Moore, Of the Royal Gas
Company, near Venice, which has been
making n phenomenal production from
the hundred foot rock, has declined TO
20 barrels day. Tho No. . McGarrin,
in the McCurdy. district, belonging to
Patterson & Jones, was rigged up for
drilling Yesterday. In tho Noblcstown
locality tho No. Chalfant, OF Greenlec
& Forst, is in tho Gordon sand and
showing for fair we'll from that level.
1t will be drilled into the fifth sand.
Tho stock in tho field was s., 500 barrels
TODAY
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HAwA1I1N TURMOIL.

Twenty Prisoners arrOstcd for Plotting
Against tho Government.
HoSoLuLu, May 24.-Aguin tho capi-
tol city Of the paradise of the Pacific is
aroused, the present excitement being
caused by the arrest on the morning OF
the 2lot inst, OF twenty persons
charged with the crime Of treason
against the Hnwaiian government
The persons arrested are from inforlna-
tion received by Marshal Wilson, mem-
bers OF the Hawaiian Protective Asso-
citation, and have for their object the
overthrow of the existing form OF gov.
ernmcnt by deposing Queen Lilukolani
and establish a Hawaiian republic.
The leaders of tho government are tln-
derstood to he Wash, Ford and Robt,
Wilcox, tho well known agitators.
They arc charged with conspiring to
overthrow the present government and
establish republic.
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TnE EPISCOPAL ooUNom
Meets at Martinsburg To.dny-wheeling
Ministers in Attendance.
r.,,, y,I.-sI.k d. a.. TnI.yIS,S,s.,

MootS at sIartlnsburg To.dny-wheeling
mIaIstsrs In Attendance.
Special Dipateh to ae Insc1igeaea.
MARTlxsBune, W. VA, May S1.-The
Episcopal Council for the diocese Of
West Virginia will convene in this city
tomorrow, and a larger number Of min.
listers and laymen than have attended
before will be present during this ses-
sion. The council will last four days,
and the most prominent divines OF the
state will conduct the services. The
business meetings will be also Of much
interest, as q number ofimportant ques-
tions will come up before the council
for confederation. Rev. DIR. Swope and
Rev. Jacob Brittingham, OF Wheeling,
are in attendance. The former is tho
guest Of Mr.. W. n. Lynch at the Cont
mental hotel, and the latter is the guest
of Mrs. DR.. Buckles, and will preach the
opening sermon on Wednesday morn
ing. DR.. swope will preach on Thurs
daV morning.
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wAsnISGroN, May 81. Tho postoffico
appropriation bill engrossod tho attcn.
tion Of tho house tho entire day. Little
progress was made, however, in'its con-
sideration and but half dozen para.
prNphs were disposed Of. On motion OF
Sir. Henderson, OF North Carolina, q
resolution was adopted reYoking al!
Leaves OF absence. except those granted
on account OF sickness, and directing
tho sorpeant.at-arms to telegraph abb
sont members that their attendance is
necessary for the transaction Of busi-
ness. Tho house then adjourned.
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NEW YoRK, May Si.-Ex-souator I.
G. Platt, whose opposition to President
Harrison's denomination is no secret, in
an interview distributed to-day for pub
lication, makes vigorous reply to Pres
ident Harrlson's remarks in an inter-
view to the lIora correspondent, IN
which the President is made TO say that
lIe did not believe shat individual dis
appointment" would control the action
Of the convention at Minneapolis.
Mr. Plat says that the remark about
"individuaI disappoIntments" indicates
how thoroughly the President mlsap-
prehends the nature Of the opposi-
ton to his candidacy. The ex.'en-
ator says tho ''mugwumps" style
him "practical politician" and
he declares that he looks at things as
they really are. He does not question
that President Harrison has acted con-
scientiously in the discharge OF his pub
icduties, but says the President is only
one Of many statesmen who conformity
have contributed to the country's honor
and advantage.
Mr.. Platt then reviews at length the
part taken by Blaine, Reed, kasson,
Phelps, Tracey and others in the mat
tor Of reciprocity, the Samoan difficulty
with Germany, the Chilean affair and
the vindication Of the honor Of the
American hog, and says that they
should divide credit for the successful
elimination OF their efforts.
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MIR. BLAINE,s ABSENCE
From tho Cabinet Meeting without Any
SSEnIGcaneS.

signiGcaneu.
WASHINGTON, D. o., May S1.-The cab
met meeting to-day was attended By all
the members except Secretaries Blaine,
Elkins and Foster. The two last named
are out OF the city.
At the state department it was said
that Mr.. Blaine's failure to attend was
probably due to the fact that he was
busy at the department attending to
the matters that had accumulated by
his visit to New York. At the White
House no significance whatever was at
tachedto his absence, for tho stated
reason that it was not generally known
that tho President had returned to the
city, and also because no notice was
given that thero would be meeting.
The foregoing statements were not
volunteered, but werD made in answer
to inquiries as to tho probable cause Of
Mr.. BIaiue's failure to attend what was
erroneously supposed to have been a
regularly called meeting OF the cabinet.
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pEcolIING roo coMMoN.

Another Inmate of tho Insane Asylum ut
tempts Suicide.
SlNtfdl Diepdtch 10 DE Intsl0aesr.
WESTON, May Sl.-Mrs. Sarah KinGar,
an inmate OF the Hospital for tho In
zane, while out walking to-day along
the West Fork river just north OF here,
tried to commit suicide by jumping into
the river. The cries of her associates
wero heard for squares and aid just
reached her in time to save her life.
Loud words OF indignation against the
institution were heard from the crowd
that gathered around her in the
half hour that she laid on the river
bank waiting medical attention.
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BERLIN, May Sl.-During the funeral
OF Burgomaster Frokenbeck, number
Of spectators climbed upon the railiuga
surrounding tho drill ground Of the
Kaiser Alexander, in order to obtain a
better view OF the proceedings in the
street. Suddenly the sentry on duty
inside the railinS5, without word Of
warning, thrust his bayonet through
one Of the sightseers intlicting severe
wound. The crowd outside became en-
ragged aud tried to mob the sentry.
Quiet was not restored until several
persons were arrested.
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vgNEzUEnA,s lNsunREorIoN.
Tho Insurgents nrs Calming Recruits and
Pnlnclo's Forces DwlndIinE.


NEw YoRK, May Sl.-Tho Hcralds
Valencia, Venezuela dispatch says:
There is very little comfort to be de-
rived by the adherents OF Palacio from
the present situation Of affairs His
soldiers arc dcsertiRg him by hundreds.
Squads OF government troops are
slipping nightly from this city to join
the forces OF the rebel Generals Crespo,
AlanzauO, Mora and Montenegro.
Even General Ybnrra, who is in COM
mand OF the government army at
Valencia admits that the outlook is
very serious, and that Palacio is losing
ground while the reyolutIonists are
gaining strength throughout the State
OF Carabobo.
They have retaken the seaport town
Of Tucacos, seized two Of the govern
ment vessels and gained possession OF
tho railroad leading from Tucacos to
Borquisine. They arc now threatening
Punto Cabello and La Guayra.
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EnrlneerInna I.ras cmnn Killod.

CLEVELAND, O., May sl.-Two freight
trains on the Cleveland & Pittsburg R.
r.. collided near summitvillo, Ohio, this
morning. Engineer John Liptas, Of
this city and Brakeman Wilcox, Of
Wellsviile, were killed, and Fireman W.
I, Starr, OF Cleveland, was badly in
jurod. Two trains caught fire and were
entirely consumed. The body OF the
dead engineer is under tho cinders and
cannot be found. One train was loaded
With vnrnish and oil.
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Special pi'prteh 10 the InietlE9encT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May Sl.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: Osiginal-Marmon Martin,
Moses Cunningham; j ohm Edgell, Cyrus
H. Wayble, Louis Hasenbvkler, Martin
l. Shore. Additional-Syivanus Rep
hert, Robt. I. sayre, Increase-Samuel
Boise (deceasedl. Original widows
Elizabeth F. Connor, Lavenia Boise,
LaYenia Collins.
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wILKEsBARRE, Pa, May Sl.-An ex-
plosion of mine gas this morning at the
Mocanauqua coiliery OF tho West End
Coal Company. which is located about
twenty miles below this city, resulted
in the death Of one man, the fatal injury
OF another, and the serious injury OF
eight others. Tho dead man IS John
Prothere, fire boss. aged forty-fve years.
He leaves vito and four children.
John Walters, unmarried, twenty-one
years old, was fatally injured.
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Pl41sDuRou, Pa, May S1.-The alter
noon session OF the United Presbyterian
Presbytory was devoted to the roply OF
the committee on special reform. Tho
committee report referring to tho
Worlds Fair opening on Sunday de-
clares that the United Presbyterian
denomination will not have an exhibit
unless the gates are closed on Sunday
and liquor is forbidden to be sold on
the grounds,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May Sl.-Itis is alleged
n. U. Motiisky, travelling oculist, and
j. VIII Hasiu, q Cincinnati drummer,
have been making insulting remarks on
the street to women OF Louisa, where
both have been for a week. Yesterday
the citizens took tho two men. put
them on a raft and sent them adritt
down the Ohio. They werc rotten-eggcd
before they started.
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pr,,nrt.r,nn A.sempIr AdIourn..

PoRrlAxp. ORE., May Sl.-To-day will
zee the final adjournment. of the Pres
bytorian Assembly for 1892. Washing
ton was selected as the place Of meeting
for the Assembly Of 1898, and was set
tied last night. The meeting will con-
veue in New York Avenue church,
This mornings proceedings were mere
" routine.
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Not Many counties Hoard From.

MIxxEApoLIs. MrSN., May A.-The
Minneapolis Tribune is taking postal
card vote Of the delegates to the Re-
publican national convention as to
their preference for President.
Up TO tonight 292 replies have been
received, divided us follows: Harrison
$50, Blaine SS, non.committal 81. Penn
sylvania gives Harrison 4, Blaine 5.
West Virginia, Harrison !, non-com-
initial |. Ohio, Harrison 4, Blaine .,
non.committal 9.
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PECULIAR SUICIDE.
a Brooklyn Woman stranglcS Herself
With Hor IIhir.

With HOr Hair.
NEW YoRK, May Sl.-A peculiar case
Of suicide was reported in Brooklyn to-
day. 1t was that OF Miss Lillian Nor
folk, ono of the handsomest, most tai
ented and wealthy young women on
Long Island.
Her maid entered the bath room ad.
joining her mistress's bed room, and
was horror stricken at the sight pre-
sented to her gaze. .
In the bath tub, which was filled with
water was tho nude body OF the
young woman. Her hair, Of which
in life sho was so proud, had
been wound threo times about her
throat and then fastened there. Ono
hand, the one which had turned the
faucet and started the water, clutched
the highly polished piece Of metal in
the grip Of death. She had strangled
herself with her own hair.
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SptcidI DtGpaiea TO the IntelitDenccr.
PARKERsBuRa, W. Va, May Sl.-Will
r. Milligan, a prominent young busi-
moss man, of this city, is in an insane
condition at Cincinnati, where he
wentto be married. HIs mother and
DR.. jameson left to-day for Cincinnati
and everything will be done that can
be for the unfortunate man.
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OHIO County Brayes Arriye.

Special DiEpdtch 10 he IH'e'ttgene.r.
WESTON, W, VA, May 3l.-The spe.
cial train sent to Clarksburg to-nightto
convey the delegates to the Democratic
district convention hero tomorrow
brought in about fifty people. They ar
rived at lO:S0 tonight. The Ohio
county delegation were with them in
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NEw YoRE, May si.-rho Western
Union Telegraph Company has arranged
to send bulletins from the national con-
vcntions in connection with the Asso-
ciated Press to all parts ot the country
and give them to the public free Of
charge
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ANTI-SNEPS' SNAP.
They Take Hold of the Bun By
the Horns.
FULL DELEGATION NOMINATED

To Contest the Delegates Chosen at
David Burglar Hilrs MId-wlntcr
Conference at Albany, New York.
Tho Hold.on Governor is Rappcd
Over the lSnuckles. Cleveland is
Laudcd to the Skies, the Mckinley
Bill Anathematizcd and tho Con-
vcntiop Adjourns.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May Sl.-The
house committee on elections to-day do
cided BY a strictly party vOte OF Z to ?,
a report in favor OF the Democratic
sittinc member, Mr.. Turpin, in the con-
tested election case Of McDutfio vs.. Tur-
min, from Alabama.
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WAsHlxerox, D. O., May 3l.-The
President and party, including General
Schofold, Secretary Noble. and Repro.
sentatiyes Henderson, Hooker aud
Blount, arrived in Washington at Z
o'clock this morning on II special train
~ ihe Pennsylvania railroad. They en-
ioyed their visit to Rochester very
much.
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DAxvILIE, KY, May 3l.--John Wilson.
Tisdale, the Oldest turfmsn in America,
died this morning at Crab Orchard
Springs. He was eighty.seven years OF
age, and has been Of late supported by
the Western Turf Association.
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silver; shall be equal in value to each
other in tact, as well as by declaration
OF law. We are opposed to the free
coinage Of silver by the United States
alone, at the existing rate OF sixteen to
one, because We do not believe that free
coinage at that ratio will produce
equality OF real value between the gold
and silver dollar.
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Mr.. PLATTS REMARKS
On What the President was
Pleased to Say
ABOUT DISAPPOINTED PEOPLE.

He Thinks tho President wrougcd
Him, put Gives Him Credit for all
he ha, Done, but at the Same Time
Believes There are Others who De-
serve Praise...Blaine's Absence from
the Cabinet Meeting of no sIgniflc.
ancc.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT
Democratic Convention Promises
To Be Much Warmer
THAN THE HOT WEATHER

We are Now Enjoyins-..A Fight will
bc Made Against Henry G. Davis for
Delegate-at-Large..-He is Charged
With not Being Strong in the Faith.
Capt. Watson, of Fairmont, and D.
F. Martin, Of Grafton, win Have a
Lively Fight for District Delegate.
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Sroetdi Dt,pateh to he Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 3l.-J. G.
Barndollar has been appointed post
master at Brexty, Tucker county, vice
Joanna NJ. Ridgaway, removed.
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I.oyDox, May Sl.-Mrs. Florence
Ethel Osborne, who gained unpleasant
notoriety through the thcit Of Mrg. Har-
greaye's jewels, has given birth to q
child.
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Sptetal Dfspateht to he lnt.lstgRecs.
WAsntxeroS, D. c., May Sl.-A pat
ent has been granted James ]. Robin
son, OF Riverview, for elevated carrier.
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We denounce the Mckinley tariff;
we declare that "taritf is tax" that
taxation is a burden;" that it should
never exceed the necessities OF gov
ernment wisely and economically I'D.
ministered. We condemn the present
tariff, not only because it is excessive
aud restrictive OF the commercial de.
velopment OF the country, but because
it has been enacted in the interest OF a
few at the expense aud for the oppres-
sion OF tho mass Of the people. The
Democratic party has no more urgent
mission than to destroy n system pro-
ductiye OF so much evil, and in a spirit
OF moderation with due regard to tho
interests Of capital now invested and
labor now employed in protected in.
duStries, the paramount duty Of the
party is to continue its opposition to
the tariff until all customs taxation 10
enacted for revenue only.
We approve the use Of both gold and
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For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania
Souih winds lncreaSlng. For Ohio, showers and
cooler WEDNESDAY afternoon aud night South
saieA' -r,rru,,rrr rre.n,y
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AZ furnished By {. SCiEErF. druggist, Gomez
MarteI aud FOtriccnth stteetL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-03-26

the carriage went laundering away to
the presidents improyised quarters.
More than one honest tear was shed
on that dismal stage and the heart
aches were genuine and as much for
little Tad as for the great loss TO the
nation.
"Some one had whispered the news
to our audience and the performance,
of course, was not finished. a panic
could not have cleared the house more
promptly.
~We did not open again for many
weary weeks. Nobody had time or in
clination for the theatre in those high
tension days. Washington was one
great, prolonged tragedy every phase
Of its life was dramatic and tense"
The actor was wrought to a tension,
too, in relating his story, and after
some signs and cigar pufTs concluded:
yes, knew John Booth knew him
for years Warmest-hearted friend
a man ever had, but a fanatic.
Il met him a few days before the
shooting on the street and we smoked
a cigar together and had beer. He
was the same genial, hearty fellow
that ! had known for years wished
everybody well, but didn't like those
who crossed him in political opinions.
MY friend - was leader of the
orchestra at Ford's. He had been UNI
der the stage, and, hearing shots,
started upstairs to see what was
wrong. Going upon the stage he
bumped against Booth who was run
ming away, after his crime. He recog-
nized him, and said: Hello, John,
what's the natter? Out Of my way,
- you, returned Booth. slashing at
him with an ugly knife, cutting his
coat and vest almost off of him with
the stroke, and inhicting an ugly flesh
cut. ~ 7. World.