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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07
ALFAno succEssEuh

The Ecuadorsaa Rebellion Turns- Into n
RsToIutIou-OHiClal Notification.
WAsuSGroS, d. O., Sept. 6.-Oaicial
confirmation OF tho victorious entry OF
General Aiiaro with his army into tho
city OF Quito, Ecuador, has been re,
ceiyod hors. 1t came to tho navy do.
partmsnt in a dispatch from Comman.
der Watson, Of the United States
steamer Ranger, now at GuAyaquil.
The dispatch was very brioi, merely an :
nouucinG the fact Of the arrival Of Gen.
esnl AtREo and saying that great Snthu'
siGSm prevailed.
The dispatch gives definite and dual
official confirmation TO the Tonorti Of
tho success OF the revolution, The con-
iiict has lasted several months aud the
redorts OF Afaro's movements have
been 90 contradictory as to occasion
doubt as to the success OF his move.
ment. But Commander Watsou's dis
patch removes all doubt and shows
that tho rebellion has eliminated in a
revolution.
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"A KEVOLU rIONu


IS' tile Expression Used bT Gen., Felix
AEuuS In Discussing tho Maryland stu.
alton.
New Yonx, Sept. 6-Gen. Felix Ag.
nus, editor of tho Baltimore American,
is quoted By the Commercial Advertiser
on tho political situation in Maryland,
General Agnus said:
"The state will go Republican for the
first time since the war. Half Of the
DemoCratic papers in the state have
bolted tho Democratic ticket and will
support Lowndes for governor. 1t is
almost revolution in political seuti.
meut, aud | venture to aay that Mr..
Lowndes' majority will 90 any where
from 5000 to 10000. His election is u
lorerone conclusion"
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TIE IEAnlllt AIliEsrEp.
NIoro than Hundred of tho Ku ChSnE
Hotter, Arrested.

NIoro than Hundred of tho Ku ChCuE
RUtur, Arrested.
HoHG KoNG, sOpt 6,--fho leader of
tho Ku Cheng riots, in which u number
OF English aud American missionaries
wore killed. has boon arrested, An at
tempt was made by Chinese soldiers to
kidnap this person in tho hopo OF SO.
curing tho reward which had been
uhorcd Tor his delivery to the author.
iiics. The total number Of arrests thus
ilr OF those concerned Ia the ku Chong
massacre is l5J lwcnty.th roco OF the
nHmBsr have hoen convicted. but up
to this time sentence has not boon
risscd upon auy u! them, the vicoroy OF
Fa kicn demanding the right to toyiow
tho evidence oddurct ut tho trials.
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nIsnop rnonuNN,s NEPnRw
Has Received n Can to Tue Central church
OF Detroit,

DuLuTH, MINI, Sept G,-Rey, James
NJ. Thoburn, irn who came here from
Oil City Pa, two years ago 10 the
pSstorate OF tho Fret NJ. L. church
Of Duluth, has been unanimously
chosen by tho official board Of
Central church, Detroit, Michigan,
as pastor there aud has agreed
TO the change, which will be effective
on the Affirmative action OF the bishops
who preside over ths Detroit and Min
uesoER northern conferences.
The Detroit conference meets next
week and Bishop Hurst will an.
aoHRee the appointment Of Dr, Tho.
burn 10 tho Detroit church, which
iS one OF tho strongest in Mothodlsm, Us
Bishop Fowler, who will preside over
this conferences three weeks hence,
agrees to the change.
DR.. lhoburn is u nephew OF the mis-.
sionary bishop ri India, in which
country he himself spent five ysSrs
preaching in Calcutta. io is still u
young man, having graduated from
Allegheny College, Maadville, Pa, in
1881, but has taken high rank rs d
preacher aud pastor
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CwussAr, Sept. O.--Tho fast limo
passenger train with a long lino Of
cosobes and Shoppers Of the Baltimore
10 ONO Southwestern railway going
Nost aud over an hour late, ran into II
aS.tchiHg train at Mil atrOet near tho
C'nNat station tonight. and made Is
vfoak that delayed all traIns on that
road and on tho Big -Four over three
byum Both engines and several cars
6ota wrecked, No paMongeta woto
'NuousIv hurt Tho ttaiumen all cB.
rlpod without injury by jumping, NE'
lspl Engineer 3. /. hpaulIinR whose
shoulder waa dislocAiod,
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CONSUL GENEnA1 wl11IAMs

In Hi, Effort to sOourO civil Trials for
American CItl4OuS In CubR Is Success.
fuI.
WASHINGTON. Sept 6.-Tho state do,
partment received cablcgram tonight
from ConSul.GsnerSl Williams, at
Havana, stating that AGuirra had been
released by the Spanish authorizes and
SanguiIly would bo granted civil trial
soon.
This was welcome news to tho depart
msRt, IS the case OF thssS two United
States citizens, Imprisoned in Cuba, had
dragged toiiously for months. Consul
General Williams was active in seeing
protection for Aguirra aud Sauguilly, 40
much so that he offended the former
spanish minister, Muragua, who re-
uusstsd his recall. Later the state do.
pRrtmont has made very energetic rep.
RESERVATIONS at Madrid and Havana.
These Grst bore fruit in the concession
that Aguirra and SAngully would ba
given civil and not military trials. The
release OF Auguirra aud the prompt
trial OF sanguilly will secure everything
for which the United States has con.
tended.
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PmlADnrnIA, Pa, Sept. G,--Thc OlOc.
ton Of ollleers Tor tho NattouA Letter
Carriers Association was partly hold q,
to.nIghrs aussion Of tho convention and
tic fuiult thus far 10 10 ioIIowa!
President, Richard ". Quinn. rhih'
dClphih; vco president, James Arkiaon,
Fall River; secretary John T. Victory,
Wn1hlngtuni treasurer Alexander Ne
peaaId, Grand Rapids,
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THE VALLEY ROAD.

Tho baltimore s ONO WlIl Probably Hr
the PurchRsur--M Make GTHin IInutS
CLEVELAND. ONO, Sept. 6.-RecOIver
Kcim, OF tho Valley railroad, speaking
to-day OF the Gual disposition oI that
limo, said:
"Ths Baltimore < Ohio Company will
undoubtedly purchase the road at the
salo which takes place hero noxt Tues.
day. The company will erect largo
warehouses on the river front and
Cleveland will be made a grain centre
ior tho baltimore & ONO inieresls.n
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THE ApyANoM ~ srEEL
WIN uHvo Deadly Eject Upon the Mani
fnoturs of Tin Plate.

WIN Lave Deadly Eject Upon the Manu-.
moture of rin Plate.
CLEVELAND, Sept 6.-ThO Tin plate
manufacturers in this city say that tho
big advance in the price Of steel has
killed the tin plate industry, and tina!
in few months every mill in the
country turning out that product will
be closed.
J. W. Britton, president OF tho brit.
ton tin plate mill, said to-day: "ThefS
is in tho neigh hborhood OF $4,000 0OOin.
vested in the l37 mllI at present opor.
ating in this country, aud from $4,000
to $1,000 men ara employed. Iu four
months from now not one Of the mills
will be running"
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pAwNEH BIIIL's WILD WEST
Figures In Au Accident In ArkausRI-siI
Atau tnluFed.

Figures In nu Accident In ArkausHI-siI
Mon InIursd.
PINE BLupE, AK, Sept 6.-Whilc
tho cars OF Pawnce Bills wild west show
we're being coupled in tho Iron Noun.
tain yards to-day for a trip to Little
hock, they received a tremendous
loste, which smashed nlmos! oil tho
glass in tho train, and six attaches Of
mc show wore more or less seriously
,a.urel:
J,nn Ross, OF Hamilton, foo!
'uashSd; john MclNta, slug sing, \,
t. bRck seriously injured; Mike Ryn,
Lo,yonworth, Kai., driver. shoulder dis-
located; Frank Smith Worth, North
aHp!on. Mass. hip and foot injured ;
john Beans, Eric Pa. acrobat, ankle
N1Ily sptalnod ono Ui tho Indians was
also Injured, but mot seriously.
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SILVER WEDDING
Celebrated by observation-disclosures aud Mrs.
John W, Mason.


Celebrated by E1.comm l.'IOnor aud Mrs.
John W, Mason.
spctiGI DhDdiaa 10 L's IHisgtgeaoa,
FAIRMoNr. W. Va, Sept Gone Of
tho most delightful social events OF the
year was reception teudsred to-day by
Hon. John W. Mason and wife in celO-
bration OF tho twenly.Gfth anniversary
OF their marriage. A large number OF
invited friends assembled at their COSY
suburban home this AFTERNOON from l
to 8 o'clock, and were handsomely on.
tertained by tue hos. and hostess, upon
whom were Show0rGd many congrRtula'
tons on the completion OF the first
quarter OF century OF their happy
married career Mr. aud Mrs. Mason
have hosts OF friends here aud through.
out tho state whose good wishes will
follow them through the years to come.
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I.oxnoY, Sept. G,--rho suu to-day says
that ucws has reached London that
Daisy Melville, who went " South
Africa In tho GlicIy Girl company, has
committed suicide thufr, No motive
.aF tho aet Is hHawH, Miss Melville
plnyod with tho haiOty Grl company
when ii was In Sow York last season.
shp wa. tho bosom friend aud under.
nIudy of tho actress, Mario Montroas.
MIsa Melville was only oighluOn years
aingc. She was an exceedingly pretty
Young woman.
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BALTIMORE, Nlo., Sept G-ElcCtric
locomotive No. |, Of tho baltimore K
Ohio railroad, attained speed Of sixty.
ono milcs an hour iu tho Baltimore tun.
mol to-day.
Tho bursL ofspcod resulting in tho do.
volopmcnt OF rate Of HiGty.ono milOs
an hour wasmndu on tho hoavy grade Ol
the tuHHeI aHd tAs eRglHosr SAID Il was
cquIvaIont to snyentY.llyO mlUi au
hour on Il Lowell track.
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WAsHiSGroN. Sept G.-The Spanish
government has yielded to the repro
sentations OF tho United States in the
matter OF the place OF payment OF tho
money in satisfaction Of the Mora claim
aad will pay il in Washington On the
date agreed on. the 10Th instant. The
payment will bo made in exchange on
London aud tho Transaction will be
conducted through the state depart
mcnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07

LONDON, Sept G.-Ata meeting to-day
OF mortgage bondholdcrs OF the New
York, Pennsylvania K Ohio Railroad
Company, i, was decided 20 authorize
foreclosure proceedings and accept the
proposition contained IN tho Eric rOor-
ganizaiion plan recently formulated by
). +. Morgan Is Company. Of New York
aud London Tho chairman of the
meeting expressed the opinion tnNt the
bondho!dors had done we'll in accepting
the ErIo'a proposition,
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CycNSArl, o., sOpL O,--Au impor.
tant compromise was reached to-day by
which tho creditors Of thO doiuncL Com.
mcroial National Bank will obtain M
additional dividend, rho CNim agOinbt
tho llolobusuh estate was compromised
in sucn way as u givo tho bank from
.1nn.OnD 10 Si tO.0OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07

wNMAc, INp,, Sept G,-By the &C.
cidoRtal dropping OF u diamond ring a.
the station here yesterday, a husband
and wife who had been separated forty
years wero reunited and they lott to.
gother Tor Boston. DR.. Charles Mott,
Of Boston, stopped from the train to
leave diipatch. AZ he walked toward
his car lady leaned from the window
OF another car and asked the doctor to
hand her q diamond ring which had
just slipped from her laGsr and WAS
lying at his feet Dr.. Mott picked up
the ring aud tho inscription on the in.
bido read: "Charlss Mott to VeraI
Burns" She cried out: "Churlos, my
husband"
DR.. Mott claSped the wife who fed
from him in anger forty years before.
In 1865 Dr.. Charles Mott was well
known young physician in Boston. lie
laIl in love with Miss Noral Burns, OF
South Canterbury, Conn, Rnd they
were marrisd. Mrs. Mott WAS Jealous.
Ono stormy night, when hor husband
had bsen dOtAiuGd very lat0 by Il lady
patient, tho crazed wis determined to
stand II no longer, aud, packing up a
few personal effects, sho started out
into tho storm, leaving no trace OF
her whereabouts. For years the doctor
sought for his vile. lilo gave up his
business Bnd Travelled, seeking trace Of
the woman who had fed from him. At
last he gave up tho search and sought
fortune and forgeiiulnesa in Montana.
llO became very wealthy. Il0 was on
his way to New England to revisit the
scenes Of his childhood when tho happy
accident occurred which reuuited him
u. hLn Inr,au lnnh .rLf.
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NoBLrsviLLE. Ind, Sept, G.-Tho Hon.
Henry watterson In M interview hero
tonight stated that ho had decided to
roiire carly from politics. Unior no
circumstances, he said, would he make
any further political speech, and ho Iur.
thor stated that IL was his intention to
20 to Europe noEt year to avoid articI.
pating in tho national campaign.
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AnCnRl.nnp ylLLArrE
Refuses to Attend the Convention of Dis
nffsCtrd poIIsh CathoIIca

Refuses to Attend the Convention of Dis.
Affected PolIah Catholics.
GRERNnAY, Wis, Sept. G.-Right Rev.
J. Ronaus ViIlatto has refused to recog.
niEe or assist the convention Of dis.
affected Polish Roman Catholics, which
is to be held at Cleveland September
10 and IS. In Communication to the
Rev. KolRszewIki to-day, Archbishop
VillAtto says he (Yillatle) will not bo
present at the convention 10 preside
over IL, Rs requested, and would not
sanction the movement in any way.
Tho reasons assigned for his action are
that by their refusal to acknowledge
the doctrines Of tho American Old
Catholic church rs right, and by cling.
ing to doctrines OF the Roman Catholic
church. they stamp themselves as being
Roman Catholics still, but Roman
Catholics in rebellion against their
church, and as such he will have
nothing to do with them.
In letter to mOmbOrS OF the church
OF the Blessed Virgin Mary, the area.
bishop says: at is yonr plain duty to
adopt one OF two courses; either you
should accept principles Of our Catholic
reform without amy dogmatic or dis
ciplinary exception to ii. teachings, or
olso you should return humbly aud sub.
lnissiyely TO tho church whose doctrines
arc so dear to You and acknowledge
lhsir authority. Only on those condi.
tions will you hold the respect Of good
Christians OF any denomination" "
Tho Importance OF the action tNkon
by Bishop Niliatte will be recognized
from his statement that the convention
in Cleveland will represont churches in
Cleveland, HudRlo, Baltltnore, Phila-
delphiA, Chicago. Omaha, Now Britain,
Conn, and Froelund, Pa, which aG-
gregate total membership Of over
80 600 souls.
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BruSouEbp, llls, scpt6 6,-..Iho hogrand
Jury to-day is,uod 'ubpmnNs for llIrco
Chicago persons, Governor Altgoh and
two utDurs commanding thom to appear
halorU tho grand jury and testify 70.
pardinu bOodling by nOmbors Of tho
last general assembly
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I,l,olry wi stn E,I,t.

LONDON, Sept Tho Chronicle says
this moFnagi ~ VSIkytie III docs Nc.
hoist tho winning Ior to-day or Oh
Tuesday, woshallprobably ncvOr butlda
boat that will do as well In tho dry aIr
of American wntors na In tho moii.
wind, OF Albion, Sot We may be sure
that tho rivalry now established viii
not dip."
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that he handed in his resignation be-
cause he had proof that the Conde do
Nenadito was justified when she fired at
the Alliance, aud that tho American
steamer carried contraband goods and
was but mile and half from tho
Cuban coast. lie would not consent
that Spain should be put in the wrong,
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lLanaaello Jaarc onoy j Joha,ou.

Special Dbpdich TO NE Inis.tgsaesr
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Sept, 6.-The
banquet at tho Hotel RuGner tonight
being rendered to Judge Okey johnson,
aud some members Of the Kauawha
bar, is Rn elaborate affair Governor
MacCorklo Is presiding. The governor
leaves tonight for Wheeling on bust
nesL
The school books board will DO Ap.
pointed on his return next Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07

CARDIFF, Sept. G.-Tho Trades Union
Congress, at It's session to-day, passed u
resolution by unanimous vote OF the
delegates protesting against Emperor
Williams interference with tho liberty
OF the press, and expressing sympathy
with tho workinGmcn OF Germany in
their struggle for liberty.
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s,n,rooA, n. y, Sent G.-IiI.Con.
a,s"msn william A. sackeIt dropped
dead horo this noon. lilo was mombot
nl tho ThirlIsth and 1hIfty.hpt Con.
'foFra and was tho father " Colonel
aaoEott, Of tho Nlnth Now York Cavalry,
who VA, Killed. at tho hOad oi his com.
nand In tho late war
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ST. PAUL, MIgH., Sept, G.-Tho ma.
tionat convention Of stationary onGt.
ncon to-day elected tho following
officers:
Prosidcnt--CharloI II. Garlick, Of
Pittsburgh,
secrotary-JnmOs I. Edwards, Of Chi.
CagO.
Trcasurcr.-Daniol Delaney, Of Cincin.
natl.
Buffalo was goloc,ol as tho next place
Of mooting by unanimous vote. Tie
convention thOngadlonrned TO mOOt at
HHIFaIo the Ayst Tuesday III septemUeF,
lSlb
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BALTIMORE, Mp, Sept. Cat a moot'
ing OF tho Democratic state committee
to-day, it was definitely decided that
Senator German will take the stump in
behalf OF tho Democratic state ticket.
The date fixed for the senator's open.
ing addroM is Seplenber q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07

llupN pr'r sopt G,=Tnr ArrhdnNp
LadlslNi dijd to-day from tho murlu,
which hO rcCOtVOd by tho accidental
discharge Of hiUgun, while ITO was hunt
Ing In tho l0rosl Of Aryn, on Monday
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LoSnoS, Sept CA dispatch from
Madrisay' that Alut0gua, tho former
spanish minister at Washington, who
resigned, has madoO public aIatomont
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Bosrox, Mass, Sept G.--lIenry A.
Wiman, OF Boston, was appointed 70.
cever Of tho Globe Investment Com.
pany, OF Boston, by Judge Holmes in
tho supreme court to-day.
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WlLErmumH. PA, Sept o. Daniel
CoSo, a nophow Of tho latO Senator
tcNlOy b. CoGo, was Instantly killed. at
DtiIion tlIio afternoon whiIo expert.
montinR with u miniature locomotive.
llD was u largo owner Of coal lands,
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HYPNO1ISM IN LAW.
The Msdlco Legal Congress Dis
oussss the Subject.
HYPNOTISM is NOT RECOGNIZED

As an Existing Fact in Criminal Jur.
isprudSucs in This Country-Dr,
Howard, OF baltimore, Considers 1t
= sIoaIlty and Adduoss Instances OF
Its work-The Resolution Adopted
Yesterday.
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IIyEnrool sept b.--.rho ship Euro.
l,, from Iu.l for Philadelphia, entered
Liverpool to-day IN q leaky condition.
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QUITE ROMANTIC
Was the Meeting of Doctor Mott
and His Missing Wita
AFTER FORTY YEARS SEPARATION.

Tho Couple Reoognizo Each Other
by an Inscription on a IsinG-In
Fit OF Jealousy Mira, Mott Leaves
Her Husband-Ths Husband Seeks
Forgetrulnsss In Montana aud
AmasSss Fortune.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
Makes an Address to the Pomera-
nian Diet at stettIn.
SPOKE FEELNGLY OF WILLIAM l.

Tho Burgomaster of ststtIr PIedA =
tho FeaIty of Pomeranis ospeF.
ity and AdveEsIsy-Tl PsrOr
and Empress NIet by o.yoEses Of oit.
izens-The German-Amerieap/ Vet
oraHs En,ertasped--ThS Grades ua-
lou Congress Protests,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

The nearer tho date of the senatorial
convention approaches, the more GER
tain seems to be the nomination Of
Hon. G. p. Griffin for Senator. That
he will have opposition from RepuLli-
cans in the election there is no doubt:
fact, however, which would occur in
case of the nomination of any Lucas
county man. That he will draw q large
vote from the Democratic party is also
true, if we are to judge by the past.
With the almost certainty of his nom
ination we feel that every effort should
be made to keep the party in liue for
his election, as tie election of a Demo
crat from this district would be Bit
ter pill Ion Republicans to swallow, par
ticularly when we feel That vote
against the Republican nominees is Il
vote against the gallant Foraker for
U. S. Seuator.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

The Sentinel, in recent issue, stated
that, with single exception, (the Sen
timely every Republican paper in Wood
county opposed Mr.. Grliiin's nomina-
tion, but within the past three weeks
had changed their positions and are
now supporting him. This statement
by the Sentinel is absolutely false, as
the editor well knew. The JOURNAL.
has not opposed MIR. Griffin at any
time, and the first time we
took first part in the controversy.
was when We published the letter from
Secretary of State Taylor, giving COR
rect statement concerning the so called
pipe line bill, for the passage of which
Mr.. Griffin was severely criticized.
The JOURNAL has believed from the
beginning of the campaign that Mr..
Griffin would be the nominee, and we
desired TO keep in line and be able to
give him our earnest support for the
election. The Sentinel claims that
many Republicans will refuse TO sup.
pOiV 4hAs WI III blIC GNCHU vi Ills
nomination, and while this may be
true, it would be also true in case Mr..
Brewer had been successful in securing
the nomination for Senator. The
JOURNALS record is clear in this mat
ter and we have neither swapped coats,
traded candidates, nor are we com
PEELED 10 eat crow, or bolt the ticket.
The only pledges made by the JOURNAL
were those in which we agreed to sup
MIR. Brewer OF the Sentinel for Senator,
a pledge which we openly made and to
which we remained true until that gem
tleman informed US he was no longer a
candidate, which statement relieved as
OF our obligation, otherwise we would
have voted for him, Notwithstanding
the fact that many Republicans desired
us TO do otherwise. The Sentinel is u
good paper, but like many people i; is
growing old: is well satisfied with it
self and is altogether TOO free with its
advice and criticism OF others.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

Wood county will go into the Sena-
torial conyention with solid vote for
J. r. Haukey. Mr.. Hankey is in the
canvas for Mr.. .Hankey regardless of
any other candidate, and is making
an open and fair campaign. He has
been hard working and enthusiastic
Republican and will faithfully repre-
sent Wood county and the entire dis
trict if elected, which he will be if
nominated, and no one stands a better
chance for nomination than he.