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The field was sent away on the third
attempt. with Fagot slightly in front.
and Gloriana and Laughing Water next.
Gloriana went to the front and, taking
and won easily by length and a half.
Laughing Water, whipped out, beat Ju-
lien length for the place. Time-l.0S.
SECOND RACE.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
TRENTON'S NEW BISHOP.
yicar-Generm McFaul Receives
Word of His Appointment.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. H.-Word was
received by the Very Rev. James A. Nc
Faul. administrator Of the Roman Catho-
lie diocese Of Trenton and Vicar-General
under the late Bishop o'Farrell. from
Rome to-day of his appointment as the
successor Of the late Bishop.
Father McFaul has been at the head
OF the Trenton diocese since the death OF
Bishop OFarrel. His appointment is
favorably looked upon.
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Sweepstakes OF SIS each with 81 900 added, d.
maiden iMn-Y ear -nldA. selling. 1--we lnrnngn.

Ninevah cut out the running for three
furlongs, closely attended by Kennel and
Truepenny. In the stretch Kennel cut
loose and drew away, winning easily
by three lengths from Nicolini, who was
IL head before Enchanter. Time-1.02 "a
Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50: place.
$40; third, $500 Nicolini paid: Place,
1910; third, $3.50. Enchanter paid
$37.35 third.
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SALISBURY REINSTATED.
President Johnston Allows Him
Temporarily 10 Enter His string.
Special to The Evening world.)

LEXINGTON. KY. Sept. l7.-Majos
p. p. Johnston. President OF the Ma
tional Trotting Association. this mors-
ing temporarily reinstated Monroe SAL
isbury. owner OF Alix, Expressive and
other crack horses. who was suspended
under charges.
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SECOND RACE.

Wah Jim cut out the pace, with Der
fargilla second and Rosa IL. third. They
held this order for a quarter, when Little
Billy moved up to second place, Rosa h
dropping out OF 1t. In the stretch Little
Billy went to the front and won easily
by a neck from Derfargilla, who was
two and n half lengths In front OF Dis
count Time-l.4 l-2
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Mr. salisbury,s suspension followed
the action of the officials on the last
day OF the Associations meeting az
Fleetwood Park The charg were based
upon the removal of his ally. Express
which she was entered was still pend
ing, and which had been postponed be-
cause of the failure of owners TO agree
upon a division of money, after rain
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Star Actress assumed the task of pace
maker, leading the field TO around the
turn to the backstretch. There Renu-
gerna bled and pulled up. Nahma was
going easy several length behind. Star
Actress gave up her task at the far turn
and Beldemere, Pocahontas and Light
foot drew away together. In a rafting
finish Lightfoot won by head from
Pocahontas, who was a length and Q
half in front OF Beldemere. Time
Isl Ia
Fourth Race-W oodlawn Handicap:
mile and a siXteenth.-Won by Banquet.
Faraday beat Hornpipe for the place.
Time-2.N
The evening world., 1894-09-17

Lemuel Ely Quigg, OF New York, CITY,
is to be temporary Chairman. and that
ex-senator Warner Miller Is TO wear the
Platt collar again and act as permanent
Chairman.
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Compiling as an Attraction.

L. complained that gambling Is on
the increase at Saratoga and has boz
come 50 publicly offensive that many
former frequenters Of the place will not
70 there. Yet Saratoga regards gamb-
ling as a paying attraction, without
which the town would suffer heavily.
Carrying out this idea, probably as
an earnest Of good faith, the people
have chosen for mayor a man who runs
one Of the biggest gambling bells in the
town. 1t Is to be said for his honor the
mayor that he PROCESSES to run "a
square game" Furthermore he do
clares tina. he allows no one to play in
his house who Is not able to lose his
money; which shows that the mayor
keepswe up on the reports Of the COM
mercial agencies.
Itmay be true that Il Saratoga were
to Danish gambling ono OF the chief at
fractions would be gone and the place
would cease to attract a large part OF
It's present patronage. It may be true
also that good deal Of money which
now goes into circulation would be miss
ing.
We might establish in the mountains
Of West Virginia another Monte Carlo.
cav with the glare OF fashion and music
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REAKFAsr BUDGET.

The French war department has re-
ported In favor OF new bucklcr mado
ofaluminum and copper.
Liberals, Palestine, has meteorolog-
ical observatory situated 6S2 feet below
tho level OF the Mediterranean sen.
The mayor OF Stanton, Neb., has
adopted heroic methods to rid the town
Of tramps. He gives them a compul.
sorry bath in the river Platte.
Lennard, tho American inventor OF n
bullet-proof coat, uses donkey to hang
his patent shield upon while giving
practical exhibitions OF it's invulner-
ability.
Japanese railroad men pronounce
American locomotives superior to Eng
lish, French or German makes, and
the principal roads will use them en-.
tirely in the future.
EIderberries are now ripe. Old ladies
with turn for medicine are making
use OF the juice for several domestic
remedies, aud q few housewives still
make cIderberry wine. There is large
crop this year.
Horseshocs made Of paper mache
have been introduced into Germany
and are said to give satisfaction. 1t is
predicted that in few years they will
take tho place Of iron shoes wherever
horses arc shod.
A French physician who accompa'
MED detachment OF 235 soldiers Tor
six months for the purpose OF making
observations on their manner OF sleep
ing found that 81 per cent habitually
slept on the right aide, % por cent on
the left and six per cent on tho back.
One Of the most wonderful OF the
many mountain railways is that which
asccnds Mount Pilatus, Switzerland.
It's length from tho shores OF Alpnacht
Bay to tho Hotel Bellevue on the sum
init is but two and three.fourth miles,
but in that distance 1t makes an ascent
OF $500 feet.
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So Mr. Pullman'sd daughter is to marry
German prince. II Mr. Pullman had
as much good sense as no has money he
would put the parental veto on this
project. lie must know that it is his
money, not his daughter, that the
prince is after.
And while thiu important matter is
before tho house tho INrELLIGEScER
does Mr.. Pullman the kindness to warn
him that tho people who travel in this
country will not take kindly to the idea
OF being sweatcd for the sustenunce Of a
progeny Of princelingA
We shall have to draw tho line on
contributing to the support OF tho Pull.
man portcrs, who arc our own country!
men.
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PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Congressman Dave Meyer was renom-
mated BY tho Republicans OF the Sec
ond Nebraska district
. To Queen Natalie, Of Servin, belongs
the distinction Of owning the finest head
OF hair among the royalties OF Europe.
She usually wears 1t hanging In two
long plaits down her back.
senator John R. Mcpherson. Of New
Jersey, said in an interview that tho
report that he contemplated resignlng
his seat In the United States senate was
absolutely without foundation and was
never authorized or even limited Mt by
him in any shape or form.
Judge Cofley, OF tho San Francisco
probate court, has ordered that the
daughters OF the lato Mrs. Theresa Fair
DO awarded their portions OF their
mothers estate. Tho daughters aro
Mrs. Herman OelriGhs and Miss Nir.
pinia Fair, Of Now York. They will ro'
ceiye q million mud a half each.
The rumor is revived that Secretary
of tho Navy Herbert and Miss Lottie
Brown, daughter OF cx-Uniled States
Senator Joseph f. Brown, OF Georgia,
are engaged, and will be married early
this fail. The secretary has been spend
ing some days at Lookout Mountain
Inn, having gone there Immediately
after the election in Alabama, aud Miss
Brown arrived tho evening previous.
Since then tho secretary and tho fair
Georgian have been, 1t is reported, con-
stantIy in companionship.
Tho Korean minister. Mr.. 70 Sung
500, and the secretary OF tho legation oil
Korea will sail IRON San Francisco on
tho .sth inst. for home. They have
been on leave OF absence. 70 Sung 500
was formerly secretary Of tho legation
ana was promoted 10 DO minister a lev
months ago. While at homo ho will
take tho opportunity to fully inform his
government with respect to American
affairs, especially rs bearing upon tho
present Japnn.Chinese war. Tho iegH'
ton at Washington during the minis
ter's absence will 10 in charge OF the
counsellor, Ye Huen elk, as charge
d. allaires.
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Color in southern Politics.

A Democratic exchange points to
Alabama to show that tho negro OF the
south is casting his lot with the Demo
cratic party. Yes, in some Alabama
counties no seems to have cast more
votes for the Democratic ticket than
there are voters in those countries.
At first sight it looks as though the
negro has learned Democratic methods
and been permitted to employ them
but this conclusion would DO mislead
ing. The Democrats saved the negro al
trouble in the matter by stutfing the
ballot boxes to make what majority
they wanted.
II, however, it be true that the south
ern negro is turning almost bodily to
tho Democratic party, which party ia
to-day the "nigger party" and which
is the "white mans party" about which
we used to hear SO much red-in-the.facC
oratory?
Democrats may devote themselves to
this question while tho rest Of US arc
watching the war in tho east.
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iehest Of all in teaveang powet-Iatess u Goyt Repo
BARBOUR COUNTY.

The Republicans sound tho Death Knsll
.. OF Democracy.
Special C1nopoHdEAos Oft IatsliJHoT.
PnILlPPI. ". Va. August 90.-The
largest and most enthusiastic conven-
tion ever held in Barbour county met
here at the court house Oh Saturday,
August Is. After tho temporary or
ganizaIion the convention adjourned TO
meet at 1880 p. m. Before the time
mentioned for meeting the court house
was filled TO overlooking with the most
energetic and enthusiastic crowd OF
citizens that ever mot 10 convention st
Philippi.
The hour having arrived, tho conveu-
ton was called to order and the gallant
leader Of the Republicans Of Barbour
county, and the only Republican ofice
holder in the county, in the person Of
James Il. Felton,, was made permanent
chairman, and 10 his speech he dealt the
Democracy OF this county some sledge
hammer blows that reminded them
very forcibly OF the sad condition in
which they have placed the laboring
men and farmers OF this country. lie
made an impression on tue minds OF
the people that they will carry to their
homes and will have tendency IN aud
ing largely to the majority for the Re-
publican ticket this fall. Mr.. FELTON,
closed his speech amidst great applause,
alter which the convention proceeded
10 nominate the following ticket:
House OF delegates. W. u. Corder.
Sheriff. John Howell.
Commissioner OF county court, II. L.
HoE.
Superintendent OF schools, Charles j.
Zircle.
The ticket being completed, A. q.
DAYTON was called for and came lor-
ward, amid storm OF applause. Tbe
cry OF dayton, Congressman Dayton, J."
was heard in every corner OF the house.
MIR. Dayton made ono Of the most en-
thusiastic speeches that was ever made
in Barbour county. And when he re-
minded the people OF tho bill that the
Democratic Congress had Just passed,
that their tariff reiormer had pro-
nounCed bill OF peridy and party dis
honor, the audience went wild with APP
plausc.
Mr.. Dayton is ono OF tho most bril-.
liant and abIo young statesman in West
Virginia, aud II the people OF the Sec.
ond congressional district want their
district represented by u Republican OF
ability your correspondent would sug-
Cest that they give him tho nolnina-
ton, as he believes him 10 be the
stropgest man in tho district. Our
county ticket has elements Of strength
that will insure US a.sweeping victory
This coming election. Tho entire ticket
Is made up OF men whose characters are
beyond reproach, ard ne lrly oil Of them
have served their people in various
official capacities before. which, to the
people have been very satisfactory.
They arc men who have always been
cilizens OF the county, having been born
and reared within its borders.
The Republicans OF Barbour did not
have to 90 out OF tho confines OF
the county to find candidate
for the house OF delegates. and Mr..
Hodges will have the biggest job on his
hands he ever tackled in tramping
"Billy Corder" in tho dust, according 10
the prophecy Of Judge Ice. xxx.
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WIND the country wants.

Speaking of the tariff question the
New York World remarks that 1.-THE
country needs rest, it wants rest,
and 1t will take means to let the poll
ticians know that it intends to have o
rest"
This is strange talk from a Demo
cratic newspaper Tho recognized
Democratic leaders, Mr.. Wilson at the
head Of them, have apologized for their
inability to carry the FREQ trade war
further at this time, and pledged their
party to 60 on with tho work until the
ideal Democratic tariff shall have been
reached.
II the Democrats have the next house
they will have another tariff bill, much
more advanced on the free trade line
than the one that has passed, and they
will bend all their energies to put 1t
through. This Is not programme Of
rest. OF course the country does not
intend that the Democrats shall have
the next house, but the World will do
what it can to make tho next house
Democratic.
Taking ono consideration with an,
other, it is hard to understand what
satisfaction the World ends in Ito con.
yictiOn that tho country Is about to sit
down on the Democratic party.
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RATHER Die THAN live
Body Entirely Broken Out in 'Gae
Mass of Sores. Could Not sieep.
Would Walk the Floor All Night
Crying and Suffering.
BEGAN TO USE CUTICURA.
Immediate Relief, Rest and Sleep.
Complete and Permanent Cure
In Two Months.

Tho frat OF October my daughter was taken
with typhoid and Malaria. While sick there came
iittlo 6liStcrS In tho bends Of tho arms, whlcn
seemed to MI with water and Itch. Inc uOCtOt
saII when she got well these would leave, hut
they grew worse all tho tiInO, until from her
neck down to her feet, hOr body was entirely
broken out In one mass Of sores, Sho couIu hoI
sIS"n. int world walk the floor all night crying,
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like this. Reading your advertisement IN ZEE
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and In two months, after nsing hvo boxes OF
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ppTynII:s. MARY J. NELSON,
PocOlnoke City, nd.
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Tho nomination Of Mr.. Howard, Of
Ohio county, by the Democratic First
district congressional convention, was
foreshadowed in the ISrELLrGEScEH.
Everything pointed in that direction in
spite of tho mixed condition Of affairs.
1t is not to DO supposed that Mr..
Howard desired the nomination bo-
cause ho thinks thero is any chance for
a Democrat to be elected in this district
this year. He had some other reasons
for desiring to be his parLy's standard
bearer in this district and is willing to
mako a campaign Of defeat to achieve
his object.
Mr.. Howard is n young man OF ability,
industrious, ambitious, and has many
friends who will not vote for him.
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SAYS the New York World, "the sugar
ring asssrtsjts right to make our laws. {"
Asserts the right Bless your Demo.
cratic soul. the sugar trust has forced a
Democratic Congress to do its bidding.
Don't waste timO jumping on the sugar
ring. Speak your little piece about tho
Democratic party, which is the sugar
rings very humble and very ObOdient
servant
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TAG increase in railroad mileage Last
year uaI $3.50 miles. the smallest con-
struetlon in sixteen years. An old state.
PennsylsSaiArh eaded the list for con.
struetion, another old state. Ohio, com.
ing second. with West Virginia tenth
and a long way ahead OF many states
that make more noise In the world. It
was a great Democratic year for rail.
roads, and this will wind up worse.
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Constant coughing will, if neglected,
infIamo tho ontiro mucous membrane
lining tho air passage TO thGlungs, Cubeh
Cough euro is tho only remedy to be
relied upon to give quick relief and
allay inflammation. It is soothing In
its elect; is most pleasant and agreea'
bio to take; children like 1t.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John klari.
Wheeling. aud Bowie & Co., Bridge
MORT, Ohio.
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TnE ClurksburG co INVENTION denounced
tho Republican party and Republican
policy, Of course. But this won't close
tho public eye to the trust legislation
which has just passed u Democratic
Congress. Convention froth can't cover
up that entertaining fact
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1HE President will not veto tho taritl
bill. Thatmeasuro will become NlOwand
with 1t wool goes on the free list. So
tho slight recent advance in wool is of,
wool drops back aud the American
producer is about to sec whether he eau
got tho old price under the new COndI-
tons. Tho whiting will not DO long.
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THE Democratic brethren at Clurks.
burg assembled had some trouble to do.
torminO just which OF tho tariIl bills
they approved, It is embarrassing to
belong to aparty which pulls in so
many opposite directions with regard to
ono important question.
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THE MINsTI.EL AND THE KHAN,
lnnrL, = Ho,rtlI. d onrland MonlhIp.

ChuTIs F. HoiNeli, IN 0HrIdnd uonthlya
A minstrel once, Ms chance bcfcll.
lIanpel where the MOSlcm Tariars dwell
Under the walls OF n princely Pile
lie sang his song; yet GriSved ~, tne , While'
ThinkIug how very hue 'twoulO DO
To reigI Khan OF Tartary.
Gcughis, Khan OF TartAry.
Weary OF ruling bis kingdoms three.
Looked from his tower. that echoed DER
The YeneSei's sullen roar.
And Jaw tho bard IN the court below.
"Allahl" no sighed That were so,
A man OF morrle migstrelsy,
Instead OF Khan or1HrtAry.'
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aTHEtE is no excuse for mistaktnE or
,nIsannrehendIny tho feeling aud tho tenn
per of the rank and tiic OF Democracy:
IrI,sy nrr ,lownonAt under the assertion
ami t,,I.. marty fails In ability 10 manage
liz soyorInriit, and they nr1 npprSheh'
siy, It,nt EFFORTS TO bring about tnrin re-
FORM may fall; bat they are much more
d dow, ps sa9 pTincpies may DO sur
rendered." ,.,,,,,,,, NJ. xyYt COY
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TINS new tariff makes heavy cut in
the duty on horses-which Canada aud
Mexico are ready to rush in on us-and
makes an enormous increase in the duty
on hogs-which we import for breeding
purposes only aud not to Q great extent.
!. Is a great tariff bill.
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Harm PnllInr nn tI,n r1n, rnrm,

Tho Clarksburg convention produced
o remarkable hodge podgc for u plat.
form OF principles. 1t recognizes in tho
aouate bill "a sincere and hone,t on.
deavor on the part Of tho house Of rep.
.osentativc, to carry out tho pledges of
the party" This is tho bill which tho
Democratic President denouncea rs
"party porlldy aud party dishonOr.
Tho next resolve dsnounces tho so.
called Democratic scnators" who licked
tie senate measure into shape and made
tho rest swallow it But it is all Dem.
ocratic. and it all goes until there shall
DO a chance to rip tho country wide
open again with another lunge OF tho
Democratic tariff knife.
1t will enbarass tho nominee TO hold
lis fec. on that remarkable tariff plank.
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CoxGnEss waits for the return OF the
President SO that it may get away and
have some fun itsslt. Up to this timO
there has boon no Buzzard's Bay for
congressional talent. Eating crow does
not take tho place Of o summer outing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-22

II made no difference to First district
Republicans whom the Democrats put
up for Congress. No Democrat can go
to Congress this year from this district.
1t is not Democratic year. Mr.. How
ard vii! be as pleasant Democrat to
have at home as any man in his party.
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the wort act Of his administration ais
eouatrymea would have littIe fault 70
ind With the President de didu't
knock hole in the bottom Of the rev.
snue cutter nor blow up her boiler.
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Democrats Hoping for Republican
-. Z. Success,

Democrats Hoping for hepupttcan
Success;
Louisiana sugar planters arc hoping
for an increase of Republican strength
in the senate to bring about rostora'
ton of the sugar bounty. Those same
planters have had opportunity enough
to send Republicans to the senate, but
they have not done 1t. They go RICH,
on voting with a party which Opposes
their interests, as many other Demo.
Gratis have done.
There will BIO less OF that this year.
Even Louisiana may turn on the Dom.
ocratlc party aud send some Republi'
cans TO the house. Three Louisiana
districts are thought to DO promising
from this poin. Of view, bat it will not
do to depend on any eains go far south
rs Louisiana. II they come they will do
to take as good measure. Tho gains will
DO where men vote their principles,
not their preiudices.
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usual iueidea. gave aspiraSts for the
Demoeratie nomination something 70
think about There were deleghtss in
tina. Democratic convention who viii
vote for Capt. Doyener.
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100000 boxes Japanese Pile Cure were
sold Ia. 1893 in the United Slater. 1t is
sold with written guarantee to cure or
money refunded. Chas. Il. Goetze and
W. ". Irwin.
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No matter what President Cleveland
may do about the tariff bill. the brand
Of "party perGdy and party dishonor"
Is on 1t. That brand never was on any
Republican thrift measure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-22

rnG Now York Sun jumps on the
President for using revenue cutter to
take him to DuzzardS Bay. II this were