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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-04

participate actively and vigorously in
the selection of delegates to the Vir-
ginia conference. We recommend
that in every county of the state
Democrats who oppose this proposed
plank be invited, to a thorough dis
cussion of it's merits, to the end that
the Democratic party may act intelli-
gently and harmoniously upon this
great question.
we propose that this contest shall
be fought upon new lines and intelli-
gent methods; but confident in the
correctness of our proposition, we also
propose that the fight Shall be glorious,
and that no effort shall be spared to
place in the platform of the Democrat
1c party with the same emphasis, the
same unalterable utterances concern
Ing the great question of finance as
nave been lastingly imprinted upon
our party platform concerning the
great question of tariff reform.
Congressman Bryan made brilliant
speech to 1900 people.
"His speech was a lengthy exposi-
tlon of the attitude of the Republican
party and changes in sentiment in the
Democratic party. The Populists, he
sad, had taught the refo,naers more than
the Democrats had tn thirty gears. He
was greatly gratified at the change of
sentiment in Nebraska in the last
three months. Much credit was due
the men who originated the idea of
the conference.
1t was grand and noble purpose, a
challenge for the foes Of free silver to
come out and make an honest fight.
He had preached tariff reform for
years, and had worked hard and earn
estly. and was sorry to see little had
been done. He was sure Senator
Allen (Populist), would prove more
satisfactory as senator for Ne
braska, than any Republican ever
sent. Some people had opposed the
silver conference because it would
split the party. There are always peo-
pie who thought more of harmony
IMAM of principle, but this thing had
LED to destruction Of harmony"
And SO it goes.
Take heart, brethren; when the
whole West is moving into the Peo-
pies Party camp, do not let Minnesota
halt in the rear. Be up and doing
every man-and woman-of you. Vic
tory is certain in 1896. I'D,
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-04
A Word Personal.
MY DEAR FRIENDS:

MY DEAR FRIENDS:
l do not desire to parade my private
sorrows before the gaze of the world;
but, as you know, have sustained the
greatest blow that can fall upon the
heart Of man. The half of me is torn
away and sent elsewhere. l have
parted with the best, the noblest, the
truest companion that ever blessed
the earthly destiny of man.
could lie down in despair. But l
remember the words of Francis
Bacon:-"The duties of life are more than
life"
And so I take up the burden of un-
finished tasks and shall bear it to the
end.
Let us all work together, brethren,
and do what little good we can. in our
short day and generation, to this poor,
afflicted world. Can we better serve
God than by helping his human crea-
lures?
All the rest is f'the baseless fabric
OF vision,' which ''leaves not a rack
behind" IGNATIUs DONNELLY.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-04
How to Remit.

We are overwhelmed with such
masses OF postage stamps, which we
can not sell or use, that we ask our
good friends, wherever possible, to re-
nit in something else. Twenty-Five
cent silver pieces, or fifty cent ones.
come in envelopes all right. We have
never lost letter or dollar sent to
us in four years. A dollar bill is lust
as safe therefore as postal note. OF
course when friend has nothing
handy but postage stamps send them
along.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-04

CONTINUED ON PAGE a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
LENcnlNe Ii THE souru.

u seems past belief that any intelli-
gent American journal should indorse
the crazy Ida Hill crusade in England
aeains, the South because of the al
| legged IaUlessuess Of this section; but
|.shere are some rabid, South-hatlng Re
/ publican organs who do, nevertheless.
/ Tue So. Louis Republic answers these.
/ 10 taxes the position held by the REGIS
TER some time ago in discussing this
subject, namely, that more negroes are
/ lyuchea in the South than in the North
! because there are more Of them, and be-
cause ,hay are not scattered about
through an overwhelming proportion Of
whites. Ia the North there is more
trouble between organized labor and
capita. because that section mas more
organized Iab0rers than will be found
10 tho South. Import millions Of alien
iaborers luto the South and we would
have the same trouble here that
.-.. aaIa Oh 4 GALc ~ 4-llA. A'N-lio g
100000 uper0es 10 twelve Northern
States and they will be kept under con-
troll, as they are 10 the South. The Re
s1li.-esays.
We have never seen that the south de-
Tended -vuellug or iuGu ged its practice TO !
any genera extent We have never seen /
that che New ENGLAND born ne5jJatsd any |
where 90 80 what -yrchilg the preservation !
H. tue-E business and families required. =
Neither J.a uor.u nor the south counts /
.rlaa.u- among the listed measures for /
preserving lv and order; blt the AmGri- /
.lu breed. north, south aud everywhere, /
does what +. deems necessary TO preserve /
itself and It's institutions. To hangs an ]
anarchist I'm Chicago, a bad man Ia a /
frontier settlement or a negro rapist IN \
..a south And there is not q particle OF !
..ereEc' between the feelings that lead .
Americans 20 call for any two OF these /
operations.
THIS is @ true and fair statement of
Tho case. Eosection defends lynching, /
hue every section will resort TO it under
certain circumstances AID conditions,
and 6, is as foolish TO look for anything
else as TO expect the first law of nature
TO be- administered By the courts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
THE RIOTS CONTINQ
TContinucd from First Page. !

reached Nine. Carnot Sunday nj ght she
I had on this costume and had no time to
change it before hurrying away TO Lyons.
1 Until she came back TO the palace OF the
/ Elysee she did not dOff her dress.
Madame Garnet has not touched food
since Sunday night, bpt she was able to
drink deep draughts Of milk favored with
coffee. Her mental and moral vigor sus-
tains her. She spent to-day ordering
mourning, arranging for the funeral,
debating answers to the kilograms
from Queen Victoria and President Cleye-
land Emperor William and Empress
Augusta, tue Car, King Humbert and
others and receiving the Ambassadors
bringing them. Emperor William will send
a prince Of his own house with Prussian
Generals to attend the funeral. Nine.
Marshal MacMahOn sent feeling tele-
gram in which deep sorrow spoke deep
sorrow.
Madame Carnot has piles of letters
threatening her husband, and some received
before and after the executions Of valiant
and Henry. Not long ago, NJ. Carnot, when
walking ia the Bots with General BOrius,
chief of his military household was shad-
owed by a sinister looking fellow, of wnom
he could only rid himself b. retreat
ing to his carriage. He had been warned
from Italy 10 keep well guarded. Other
warnings came from Brussels 10 beware
Of the Grand Prix on June II. In Deem
Der 500 600 francs was voted to increase
the police force, but NJ. Carnot was left
practically uugUarded. During five years
the prefecture OF police were charged TO
secure his safety and dld 1t
well, appointing the sharpest detectives
to watcn over him. Under the pretense Of
economy this duty was shifted 10 the Min
istry Of the Interior, where, says the Echo
dc Paris, uncomfortable intrigues were
rife. The officials there were devoted TO
NJ. COusJans, between whom and NJ. Car.
not there was a feud. Was this
change made 10 worry Nine.
Garnet into leaving the Elysce by
arousing a sense Of insecurity? Possibly.
When NJ Carnot was going to Toulon 10
visit the Russian squadron, a warning was
received from Scotland Yard, but no at
tsutiou was paid 10 it. On June % the
Project of Herault telegraphed to the
Minister of the Interior that a dangerous
Italian anarchist named Sauto had ar
rived at Cette. This intimation was also
ignored. with the Lyons tragedy for the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
A NEW INDUSTRY.

Hard Times Created by the Coal strike
start tho Miners in Quest of Wood
chucks.
SBsci0s "a us RE3t5ysr.
MASON CITY, w. Va, June 26.-The pro
longed coal miners strike IN this vicinit y
created q new industry for the time being.
The back townships were over-run with
woodchucks, commonly known as ground
hogs, ana the idle miners found that this
quadruped of the marmot family made a
fairly palatable dish when properly pre-
pared and cooked, so they swarmed out
over the hills in quest of the burrowing
game. AS the ground hog is destructive
creature to the farmer the miners were
not molested in their search for the ami.
mails 1t is estimated that over 1000 have
been killed and brought into Pomeroy in
this is the only meat the miners have had
since the suspension of mining.
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Camden Not Interested.

Many persons have the impression that
tho -am.-l mines OF this county are own
aa and operated by Senator Camden, and
ARC using as campaign thunder against
Senator l.-ael's reelection the fact that
l.n.ggr Srl uau has refused 10 again en-
10Y l-icu men il the mines. Tn justice TO
Senator Camden 10 should be stated that
.e does NOS own dollar of the stock. Il
D.. s..aa. av ). ID. and ii. y. Spuman,
..- while B. ID. Sri.uau is q son-in-law OF
senator -.w.-1, ue and his brother think
..e- u"re business capacity enough to Op
craze .le mines without his advice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
DIED.

RONK-Tuesday, June &c 1894, at II :30a. m.
MARY ETHYL. infant child OF A. ). and Edith
NJ. RonK, aged months and . days.
Funeral services at residence, No. % Mt.
Wood Road, this "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends OF family respectfully invited
to attend. lnterment ct Mt Wood Cemetery
Berkeley County papers please copy.
DIGBY-On Tuesday morning, June %, 1894
RUSSELL MCFARLAND, infant son Of George 7.
and Mamie c. Digby, aged TWO months and two
weeks.
funeral services from the family residence,
No 81 Ohio street, on Wednesday afternoon at
2oclock Friends OF the family invited to at
tend.
Interment private.
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.l.te-.rlLLc Notes.

.1.' 10 90 t'7.s.'-
0l-raasFLLE, June "a very pretty
wedding took place this morning, in which
a.r. WIS. Mccoy, prominent young mer
chant ana l-ss Made. Armstrong, p0pu.
a- young lady of the city, were made nap
.v. Tho ceremony was performed
.r Rev. IT, a. Anderson, Of
mo Presbyterian Cburcl 90 90
1'-'1-',r a--cr 7'lch -.e NedutLA p1L,y -
down 90 very elaborate wedding break
..=- Gt wI.-a very paataoie menu wa
..f..5. t.''- go 49, 1--,. 80 e..
%. TO-, -cr % "aai.Hf tour OF S-Ha. ,--..
.e-Ns gAa's.'-s l.e c,lsS o. II. Il .Sgo'-'
ts# hele am. -A.osAl anu "-L S@A0 .
IBID .l.... .F.| n .-N 10 etF clAeIs N''f 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
LouIse Mlchel on ths Murder.

LONDON, June 27.-A dispatch from
Paris 70 the Times states that according to
the Matin, Louise Michel, the notorious
woman Anarchist says that the execution
Of President Garnet was no more than
simple act of Justice. In Nj. Carnot whole
class the whole Bourgeois world has been
struck at. NJ. CarnOt embodied the exc
cradle capitalist republic.
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IS the Cor@aATHER AND THE CROPS.

in the P,o ms as1ss's-
lgapp1RKERsBURe, w. VA, June 26.-The
TSllowing is the weekly report of the State
Weather and Crop Bureau:
GENERAL SUMMART-Both temperature,
and sunshine have been in excess during
the week and on almost every day the
temperature nearly reached or was above
ninety degrees. The showers during after
noon and evening of eighteen were general
and very beneficial, while those on twenty
first, twenty second and twenty-third were
more Of a local character and the rain
fall unevenly distributed, in some localities
the rainfall was exceptionally excessive
and the storms were also accompanied with
considerable wind and some haii, some
damage being done to shrubbery and
crops. At Parkersburg the amount
OF rainfall in connection with
storms on night of twenty-hrst
and I'D and during evening Of 22d was 2.92
inches, two separate storms and both short
in duration: taking the two storms together
the total fall occurred in two hours and
three minutes, the ram coming down In
torrents, being unprecedented as to rate
In many districts, however, only scanty
showers have fallen during the past TWO
weeks, and the tendency is toward drought
conditions. The weather was more eSpec-
ially favorable for wheat and corn. Farm
ers made great progress with their work.
Local thunderstorms are expected to occur
to-day
CEREALS AND GRAssEs.-Many fields of
wheat ripe, some being cut, but harvest IS
not yet general, probably will be next
week; heads are short but well filled; the
crop promises fair yield, although excep-
tions are noted. Corn, small but good color,
has been well worked during the week,
crop made excellent progress; some slight
damage by wire worm; rain is needed.
Meadows and grass IN many districts SUI
fering forrain: pastures becoming light.
Cheat has gotten good start on some
meadows: complaint is not general, as in
some localities meadows are reported 10
be in fine shape. Some rye cut, fairly well
filled. Late oats doing well, are heading
out somewhat short, but are generally in
pretty fair shape; good rain is needed;
some rust and lice noticed. Glover, most
ly cut, crop generally light, in some places
moderately good: ole clover weedy.
Observation-Disclosures truck plenty and
doing well, but beginning to feel the need
of more rain. Potatoes promise fair
crop; bugs very numerous Cucum6ers
are still in poor shape.
FRUITS-Rose bugs doing much injury to
grapes, otherwise the crop is doing nicely.
Blight very bad on apple and ounce trees.
Raspberries ripening and fine crop, some
in market. Blacl1berres in good condi
ton. Berry crop in general is in fine or
der Cherries, apples and plums have
fallen badly and will be very scarce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
MANY Arre,1s In LYONS.

LYoys, June % About 600 people were
arrested during the riotiug yesterday, and
large number have been taken into Gus
tOdy TO day.
The mayor Of Lyons has issued procla-
nation, in which ne Gays: THE malefact-
0rs who, in the guse of patriots, are COM
hitting heiGOus deods of vandalism and
piLage, will be punished as vulgar Grim
mails"
The mayor appeals to all honest citizens
TO assist the authorities in REFRESHING riot
ing
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NOTES OF the RIvEIs
News of sls Bolss AT Gottrnoa AtoaE
Tho OHIO.

The low water has necessitated all the
Cincinnati and Pittsburg packets going
TO bank. The Scioto is laid up here await
ing more water. the Hudson and Iron
Queen are in Cincinnati, and the keystone
State is tied up at Harmar, o. Time was
when there were six packets in the Pitts
burg and Cincinnati trade, but the ousl-
ness has not justified il for some months.
STEURENvILLE, o., June 26.-River feet
10 inches and falling; weather warm and
raining.
on CITY, PA, June 26-River l foot 8
inches and stationary; weather, raining
and cool.
MoRGAYTowy, w. VA, June 26.-River
6 feet and stationary; weather warm, with
small showers.
WARREN. Pa, June 26.-River 40 OF
foot; weather fair and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.

-
BY virtue OF deed OF assignment made TO me
on the Slh day OF March. 1884, by Charles Q.
Hoffman aud Anna X. Hoffman, bis wife. and
OF record in the Office Of tue Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, / will on
SATURDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF NAY, 1894.
az the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, o1sr for sale the following real estate,
to-wit:
Lots Nos is and 10 in the town OF Fulton,
State OF West Virginia, aud the two residences
one two-story frame and one two-story brick
situated thereon: also one brick stable one
brick smoke house one frame ice house. one
carriage house, one frame slaughter house. one
brick machinery and manufacturing house; all
situated on the above LOIS, as well As all other
buildings situated on said premises.
TERMS or SALE-O1e-thiri cash; balance In
six and twelve months, secured BY deed Of trust
on above real estate. The purchaser may pay
SO much more cash as he may desire
WILLIAM c. HANDLAN,
Assignee OF Oh aries {. Hoffman and Auna X.
Holman.
The above sale is postponed TO Thursday,
June H. AZ 10 a. IN.
The above sale Is postponed I'll Thursday
june IS a. the same hour aud place when the
property will positively be sold
". Z. HANDLAN.
mvl9et Assignee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

settling Of this long contention with
the faal passage of the measure will
give business a momentum which il has
not experienced in many months aud
once more restore confidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
Ennrth of .IulY Rntoa.

The Ohio River Railroad will sell ex-
cursion tickets between all points on its
line on July Ord and 4th, az one fare Tor
rouRd trip. Tickets good to return I'M
I'll July 9Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

ToMoEEow is Glcers' Day. May
the outing be sigalIzaa J1 fair skies,
as it is sure TO be characterized By
plenty of fun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

To Observation-Disclosures bingham sale,
aud the last lot, at sc per yard, all day
thursday, at EMsHEIMER's
Alteration Sale.
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GROCERS.
FOR RENT.

UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-HoUSE
I on South Front street, nicely furnished
I,omnlstel Will rent cheap 10 responsible
party from July LIST to October LIST. Address IL,
care Register. I-2s-
NOR STORAGE ROOM AT REASONABLE
Il prices inquire ofSToLZE BROS, l49o Main
and 1900 south streets. Gntlo-e&asD
NOR RENT-THE LARGE STORE ROOM,
Il No. 1925 Main street lately occupied ~
A. Wilson. Enquire OF A. A. FRANLHEiM,
Sb.riG. my25eGdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

EDINBURGH, June s5.-About $500
miners nave struck against the proposed
reduction in their wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

REMNANTS 90 quick. Some will be
sold before you call. So come early u
Emsheimer's alteration sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

MARVIN has made the supreme effort
Of his life in trying to please his thous-
ands Of patrons with bis delicious
Fourth of July Assorted Cake" II is
the most popular, as well as the most
patriotic, piece of goods that ne ever
placed before the people. Order from
your grocer; it pleases everybody. Sold
at popular prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
SMALL TALE
minor Mattecs OF Interes Briefly and
PiehiIY Told

minor hAttees OF Ineeree Hueny ano
PithiIy Told
THERE were FIVE cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
ton has teen fixed for August 1st, at
Clarksburg.
TIE Board Of Commissioners Committee
on Poor House and Farm met yesterday.
This is general auditing day for the Board.
THE cylinder head blew out Of the en-
CINE at the Riverside bar mill, at the head
Of Twenty-siIth street, yesterday morn
ing.
HARRY WILLIAMS was arraigned before
Justice Gillespy, last night. on two charges,
OF drunkenness and profane swearing,
sworn out by his daughter.
c. L. & w. RAILROAD men are greatly
stirred up over the refusal Of the Company
to take back Phillips, McP herson, Robin
son and Henderson, who were discharged
during the recent mining trouble.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
-

BY virtue OF nv powers as administrator. with
the will annexed, OF Catherine acDermott de-
ceased, which will Is 81 record In the Clerks
once OF the County Court OF Ohio county and
the powers given me under said will, viii on
SATURDAY, THE IRA DAY OF Jolly, 1924
~ 10 o'cleck a. M, az the north mont door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county. sell AZ pubic
auction the following real estate. to-wit: The
east ope-Aslf OF the west half Of 90 numbered
l02 fronting on the north side OF Eighteenth
stsee,, and having upon IL heat two.story
bros dwelling
more as the purchaser may desire 90 pay. the
balance IN six and twelve months fsom day Of
saie, with interest secured by deed az trust on
the above properly. THOs OBRlEN.
Administrator with the will annexed OF Cath.
crime hcDermott. ju6esI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the MoVemens of
TndividuOls

Daily Chronicle OF the Movemens OF
individuals
Spseiqt 10 the Rs0lS;er.
New YORK, June CIV. G. Meyer is at
the Grand Union Hotel.
George Weiss, an old railroader, has re-
turned from trip TO California.
MIR. II. NJ. Harper, wife and daughter,
Miss Eta, left yesterday for Block Island,
II. l., where they will put in the summer.
Capt. A. =. Garden, of the Capitol Pc
lice. Washington. left for that city last
evening after weeks visit TO his nome
here.
MIR. James NJ. Carroll, of the East End,
who has been at ST. Charles College. Ell
lott City, Md, for the past ten months
arrived home yesterday for his summer va
cation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

Do ror ruin the comfort OF your home
by attempting 20 bake during the hot
summer months. The Wheeling Bakery
las usde enormous reductions in the
price of bread by greatly increasing the
size of the loayss. You can buy this ex-
te.-eat bread from your nearest grocer
almost &c the cost of -four, Their latest
r-atuc, is ',Big Bonanza" bread These
ere the largest loaves ever offered in
rr5s cfty for Zoe. ASK for this variety,
aud YOU viii ind it just what you want
A tfn seal 0u every loaf.
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FOR SALE.

Double brick house. Fourteenth -. Chsa1.
House . rooms. brick, Market street. Fifth
ID. 81 90.
30 feet Of land fronting on NsCoiloeh aud
Lad streets Cheap.
Hotel. IA rooms, doing good business splendid
location. cheap.
House. rooms. Wood street, Eighth ward, Loo
2j1l0O feet. 500. Il
House. rooms, Coal street. Firsi ward, Di,ofa
House rooms and hall CbEpline street, Csa-
trs Wheeling. 40
Lot, east end FOufiseBtn street. W
Totsan lind street. Bslyedsre, t275 each.
Lots in Bshrsns A Spidel's and Hanalsns a.
ditiou 10 Moth BsnWood. EogKs Run, Cald.
wells Ron. PleatARt YsllsY, Bslisyus AID other
pisces IN and near the city.
Lot 10 Glendale. cheap.
Iotin Elm Grove, cheap.
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FOR SALE

Fruit farm. one OF the best In this seetisn.
Books will show good income every year. In
cash no on years. Small amount OF cash vii
handlr IL and the place will pay the balAHd I'll
or will exchange for city property.
IS acre iarm, with new four-roomod hOus
store building. just above Martins "a "a
twenty minutes bv rail from WheelingA1, iii,
den truck snd other crops ali In. WilNVLlOVi
81 100 cishan give possession OF croTf
In four days time N price.
An acre lot at Pleasant Valley for
location. Jty hno
1900 for fourfoomed house in slItif
These are real bargains ~ Gtxaa 4
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