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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

If Alex Connell had not been elected
to the legislature two years ago the
Scranton poor district would have been
$4,000 the poorer. Work like his de-
serves q reelection.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

The Scranton Times will have hard
work trying to convince its readers on
the South Side that the steel rail busi-
ness is already too prosperous.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Senate. 2lst District-COL. w. J; SCOTT;
Representative, 1st District.JOHM II.
FAIR: I'd Distrct-A. 7. CON y FL ~
Sd District-DR. n. c. MACkE1' I'LL
District-JOHN F. REYNOLDS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

Robbers and thieves" is the polite
term applied by last evenings Times
to supporters of honest money. MUIR
derers" and TRAITORS" will probably
come next
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

Congress-wILLIAM CoNNELL; ,,,rs
Commissioners-S. W. ROBERTS Hihr''
ROBERTS. ,,D 7
Auditors-A. E. KIEFER. FRED L.
WARD
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

Favorable reports continue to come
from John +. Reynolds canvass in the
Fourth district. If his friends will keep
steadily at work, he will undoubtedly
no alacfad
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

1t would be interesting to know the
real reason why Bryan did not come to
Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14
IIONORS EVEN.

From the Washington Post.
Mr.. Bryan's law partner seems to be
every bit as sentimental as Mr.. Sewall's s
son.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

Was Vidaver's check after all only
an iridescent dream9
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

The South Carolina Legislature is
expected at it's next session to make an
investigation of the dispensary system
of regulating the liquor traffic, with a
view to the discovery of great leaks in
the funds. 1t will be remembered that
this was "Pitchfork" Ben Tillman's $
system. He is responsible for it's adop-
tion and for it's subsequent enforce
ment and control. Some one in the
purchasing department is charged with
having received large sums of money
from the distilleries in the form of re-
bates. Tillmanism, therefore, may soon
be on the defensive.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

strike should be fomented. To his ac--
ton in a former strike, disgraceful as
1t was to law-abiding citizens, Cover
nor Altgeld owes his present strength
in politics. By that course he won the
favor Of the unthinking and the law
less, and 1t would be no surprise If he
should consider that a repetition Of
the episode would clinch his grip on
that element and bring it to the support
of the whole Popocratic programme.
The Bryan campaign having failed
to develop strength along the lines Of
rational argument stands in need of
something out of the ordinary to bolster
it up. Defeat to it's leaders means
permanent political exile. No other
party will ever give them shelter. The
Democracy itself. when it shall come
to its sober senses. will regard them
as its betrayers and they will not be
able to look for asylum in that quar-
ter. Their situation is therefore plain
ly one of desperation. and in such an
emergency one is justified in expecting
extreme measures. The strike story
If not true is entirely plausible.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

Mr.. Vidaver. another time, should in
sist upon gold clause in his contract.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14

Senator Quay's first official prediction
of next months result isn't as long as
his great tariff speech, but it is quite
as interesting
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-14
COUNTY.

congressman a. Large-GALuShhAer
GROW, SAMUEL A. DAVENPohl'
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
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Observation-Disclosures 2ET A. HOBAnA.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
THEY WERE RELEASED.
THO Three BunCo Artists Discharged BY
GnYrrIOr Mckinley.


strohsnIder, Thompson and Boyd.
the three men accused OF robbIng
Henry Reeler, OF waynesburg, Pa, OF
$1,000. were yesterday released from
custody. strohsnider and Thompson
were In the lookup at Bridgeport, while
Boyd was taken to Columbus to attend
the hearing. Prosecuting Attorney
Howard represented West Vlrglnin In
the matter Chief Bonnet, who
brought the men bnck from Cleveland,
naturally felt sore about the relenSe,
but all the Information he could gel
was that the men had been ordered
to be released for various reasons,
Gov. Mckinley examined Into the case.
but what reason he gave for refusing
to sign the reQuisitlon warrant, 10
transfer the prisoners to West Virginia
ala not appear In the kilograms order
tns their discharge.
The following special telegram from
Columbus to the Intclligencer was re-
ceived last night and puts somewhat
different phase on the matter, though
the prisoners are understood to have
been discharged:
Governor Mckinley to-day heard the
application for requlsition from Gov
error MacCorkle. OF West Virginia, for
WillNm Boyd. j. A. Strohsuyder and
Frank Thompson, who were In jail ut
Bridgeport. The prisoners are wanted
in West Virginia for being implicated
In a fake foot race whereby Henry Bee
Ter, the prosecuting witness, lost $1,000:
Mr.. John Howard. the prosecutor, OF
Wheeling, presented the papers. ana
Hon. Charles HeinleIn and George Dun
can, OF bridgeport, who represented
the prisoners, resisted the rcQuisition.
Mr.. HelnlcIn presented atIldavLts that
Beelcr had attempted to compromise
the case with the prisoners. II was ar
gued that BccIcr was trying 20 use ~
legal machinery OF the state simply I"
further his own ends In seeking to re-
cover money, and not for the purpn5:
OF furtherins justice. As there were
some defects In the papers. Governor
Mckinley decided to refer the whole
matter back to the governor OF West
Virginia and let him decide whether or
not he Insisted that the requisftion be
honorcd under the circumstances. This
Is virtually victory for. the prison.
org
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
RUNNING THE QUARANTINE


| Yesterdays Developments.
The guarantees do not seem to stop
people from crossing the river in skiffs
between Martins Ferry and points
above Wheeling, though there are two
gunrds stationed there. Not few
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport people
have been successful in running the
quarantine the past few days. Several
1t is claimed that the CoieraIn town
| ship guards not only refuse to allow
| anything whatever to be handed over
the line from pcnse township. but VIII
I not allow their own farmers and resi-
| dents to pass cows, sheep, poultry. Dut-
ter, Cggs etc. over the line to people
who go TO the line to get them. AZ IenGt
dozen men have been fined ht Cole..
\ rain for running the quarantine. ard
| the wCRlthicSt OF those who hnd DGen
defiant got the smnllegt fine, according
| 10 reports. Oh and gas IL allowed 10 be
shot across the lire.
The Martins Ferry quarantine has
not shut out the Wheeling Bakery Com.
pany's bread. II IL having bread
shipped by express from MGr9in's, ut
| Pittsburgh, n branch OF the same com
pany. and Wheeling wholesale housed
| are haviHE goods shipped from else
where to their customers In Martins
Ferry who could not get In before the
gates were locked. Some OF the Mar
tins Ferry groCcrs ordered and re-
ceived n full weeks supplies. so as to
be In q position to accommodate their
customers.
Many Martins Ferry people were un-
able to enjoy the usual New Years
feast yesterday on account OF the quar-
antines. Turkeys, chickens, ducks. etc.
were hard to get ut any price. Several
kinds OF provisions are very scarce and
prices higher than usual.
Several watch parties nre said TO
have been held In Martins Ferry on
Tuesday night. despite the orders.
a large number Of Martins Ferry
wurlyIngmCn are idle because OF the
guarantees, and are doing not little
kicking. They say they and their fam
| flies are the victims OF the spite work
business, Notwithstanding the peti-
tons circulated and numerously signed
asking Martins Ferry and Bridgeport
TO let w.
The Martins Ferry board Of health
will meet this morning at O'Clock.
Mr.. W. L. Glessncr, president OF the
LaughlIn nail works, will appear be-
fore the board and make application
for nm unlimited pass and give his rcn-
sons why he should have one. He has
been granted a pass to enter Martins
Ferry and attend the meeting. \ pass
was granted yesterday to Rev. William
Lewis. of the Welsh Congregational
church, to return from Aetnaville last
night, where he united In marriage
David Thomas and Miss Jennie Will
Jams.
The time for the reopening OF the
churches, schools and secret society
halls over there has not yet been fixed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
pyrEAT FOE GoaMAN.
III. Caucus Nominee Turned Down In the
Maryland Senate.


Maryland Senate.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Jan. both
branches OF the legislature were organ
lied to-day and the governors message
was read, after which an adjournment
until Tuesday vas had, to allow the
list Of committees TO be made up.
The slate fixed up at the caucus OF
the Republican members last night
went through in the house and Con
gresham sydney +. Mud was safely
landed In the speakers chair. II was
not so with the Democratic nominee faF
president OF the senate. however. for
senator John Walter Smith. OF Wor-
cester. who got all the votes al the
Democratic senatorial caucus. was I'M
ccrcmOnIously set aside at the last mo-
ment. and Senator W. Cabell Bruce. VI
Baltimore, was elected in his stead.
This Is a crushing defeat for all the
old-ltne politicians. hs Senator Bruce
Is looked upon rs q reformcr OF the ilrsi
class. and sveTy effort has been made
by the regulars within his party 10 pre-
vent MS election.
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RUSSIA is NEUTRAL.
VIII Not intorest Herseifin the VcnIueiHn
Affair,

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. lit is Of
fc!ally stated that the statements made
in the St. Petersburg dispatch OF De-
cember q to the Tagerblatt Of Berlin,
are unfounded.
In the dispatch referred to It was
stated that the United States govern
ment had been sounding Russia re-
gard!ng the dispute with Great Britain
on the Venezuelan question and the
former was said 10 have received tho
most favorable reply, 1t being declared
that the Russian government shares
President Cleveland's views on the
subject aud Is prepared TO support them,
al any rate automatically. II was
added that It was not impossible that
the United States had received the sup.
port OF Russia In her present financial
troubles.
According to the semi-ofIlcial state
ment nf to-day Russia Will observe
complete neutrality In the matter. her
interests not being affected by the Ven
czuelan dispute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Tea Sets.
Toilet Sets.
Dinner Sets.

suitable for the Holiday trade. We
have nm immense variety, oil OF the very
latest shapes and decorations DO not
fail to examine our stock and learn our
prices before purchasing. You will find
our goods equal to any in every respect,
aud our prices 40 per cent lower than
the exclusive crockery houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02

HOLY HEAD. Jan. 1.-The cmsf!
line steamship. cephaIcnia. Cap, SEC
c,omhe. from Uosion, on D'-v:..De' q
FOR Liver u, ran ashore on re"t ~ n
south ST. IN denE" To-. bul a6r
was subss nntly fisated and steamed
here.
When the steamer :irst grounded two
IIfcboats verr sent 10 her assistance
hut the rising tide iioatcd her. The
forty passengers who were on board Of
her have arrived here and have taken
trnlnA for their rcEpcctive destlnntlOna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
CASHIER roNEY RESIGNS
And May Bscomea Free silver Candidate
for Congress.

for COuGres'.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligenecr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. l.
Jude R. Toney resigned as cashier OF
the Kanawha Valley Bank. He is one
OF the best known and most popular
men in this section and Is prominently
mentioned us Democratic candidate
for Congress us a free sIlverIte. For
some time he has claimed distinction as
being the only banker in West Virginia
favoring free coinage OF silver.
In 1915 he was cashier OF the bank OF
Huntington when It was robbed by
Frank James and party OF several thou
rand dollars. This raid proved disasr
trous to the gang, who were pursuedInE
the Big Sandy river, one OF them Killed
md Thompson Mcdaniel. alias Webb,
captured and sent to the Moundsville
penltentIary He was pardoned by Gov
ernor jackson before sentence expired.
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TO LOAN.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS l'Ii FOR FURNISHING LIHE

Until January 10. 1896. tho Trustees Of
tho QnH Works. Of the City Of Wheeling
will receive bids for furnishing pure,
clean. unslackcd limo TO said works FOR
the period Of two ycArs, All bids TO be
nor 6ushci OF 80 pounds, delivered ut tho
ans WGrte Successful bidder 10 rntrr
into bond for the faithful performance Of
contract Specifications can be seen ut
the Gas ONCE,
The board reserves tho right to reject
desc GoDFREY sCHuL. Secretary.
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ing stogle. which, by the way, remains
in undIsputed supremacy as the FAVOR
lite "smoke" OF the boys who go down
the river in boats" that sometimes TOO
pass in the night"
without being pushed the boat made
the first eight miles up the river out OF
Cincinnati In exactly one hour. IL IS
never the correct thing to put boats
machinery TO even Il moderate strain
on her first trip. and for this reason no
records will he broken. But the way
the virginia comes up the river under
n head OF steam that sends her biz
wheel around at the rate OF seventeen
revolutions minute, makes It prhc-
tcllIy certainty that she will knock
out the old Iron Queen in speed when
her machinery outfit has been thor
oughly tested. The Queen had the re-
cord for stern whcelerS on the upper
river. having covered eleven miles up
stream In an even hour.
The yIrglnlas work last night, eight
miles an hour. settles It that She VIII
soon be in shape 10 over-top the III
fated Queen in point OF speed
Captain Calhoun is.morp than pleased
with the craft that he will now COM
mand, and the other officers share the
same sentiment. Captain j. Frank Ell
llSOn. lOTHltEly VI TIT AlAHS'H' VIZ ."
now superintendent OF the line at Gin
cInnati, is taking the trip up the river
and, like everyone else. Is lost In a
maze OF admiration. It Is In the main
cabin interior that the packet company
has gone its full length. Such river
Interior has never before been seen on
the Ohio Numbcrless mirrors and NJ
night a multitude Of electric lights give
to the cabin q brill!ancy that challenges
the greatest admiration.
All along the river the Virginia is be-
ing given 4 great reception. At New
Richmond. Ohio. two hours above Gin
clnnau. there was n big crowd that
showed enough enthusiasm for an av-
cragc political meeting. This morning
and afternoon the scene has been re-
pcatcd at Portsmouth. Ironton, Ash
land and the other points to Hunting
ton. Y. NJ. a.
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NOTICE.

n Office
Tho regular annual mcciinE o. the
Stockholders OF the Riverside Iron Works
WIN liz held ut tho office OF the company
in Wheeling, ". Va, on "Wednesday,
January -, lSG, Mt $50 p, m, Tor thn
election Of board OF directors and thn'
trnneaCtion OF any other business thAt
NAV he presented, At this meeting; ~
accordance with the resolution passed ~
Tho BOnrd OF Directors OF the RIVERSIDE
Iron Works, on the 18th day OF December;
INg5. there viii be submitted 10 tho snlI
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF We
RiyCrsidc Iron Works TO be held on INC
toITth Wednesday. the said ed day oi
I,pupry, 1875, resolution to extend inc
limo OF the continuance OF the charter el
me Riverside Iron Works from the uAte
Used Tor its expiration IN SAID charter
10 ,he gSlA Iny Of October, 4. u: lHs'' =
further resolution will ho offered at saiu
meeting to Increase from the surplus
Nird OF said company tho capital slock
of Tho Riverside Iron Works from nitSnn
10 twenty thousand shares and TO ulNlu.
Tho number OF shares no Increased OF
added 10 the original capital stock nmoUk
iho gtOcllhuldcrs In proportion 70 tn'm
holdings uf stock IN the RNcrSldo Ir'"
Wrrks nj the time of said meeting.
JOHN d. CuLHERTSnN.
December ~. 1875. de2G.L --
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NOT few who rcad what Mr.. Rob
ert Rowls, OF Hollands. Va. has to say
below. viii remember their own OK
pcrlence under like circumstances:
Last winter had In grippe which
left me in low state OF health. tried
numerous remedies, none OF which did
me any good. unfit was induced 70 try
n bottle OF Chamhcrlnln'S Cough Rem
cdy. The frat bottle Of It 20 far rciIcv-
I'd me that was enabled to attend to
my work, and the Fccond'bOttlc effected
n cure" For sale Mt Is ana 80 cents per
hottie,
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s.H. clifford, New Cnsscll. Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and rhcUma-
tism, his stomach was digordcrcd. his
liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree appetite fell away and no was ter
ribly reduced In flesh and strength
Three bottles OF Electric Bittcrs cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. H.,
Ind a running sore on his leg ~ eight
yearn' standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric BIttcTs and seven boxes NJ
Buoklcn's Arnica Snlvc. ana his leg Ia
sound and we'll John Speaker, CNtnw-
ba, o., had i've large fever r0r"a on his
leE, doctors snil he waa Incurnblc. one
bottle Electric I!ittcrs and on" hox
Buckcn's Arnlca Salvc cured him en-
tlrcly. Sold by Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store.
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THE new STEAMER
Virginia, OF the Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati Packet Line,
IS DUE HERE THIS MORNING.
Great Crowds Receive Her ut Points
Down tno River with tho Greatest En-
thusIn,m = Judging from Her initini
Performance She is Destined TO be tho
Fastest boat on the Upper OHIO Gossip
on the Levoo aud General River InteilI-


ON BOARD STEAMER VIRGIN
IA" HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Dec. 81
After day on this magnificent steam
boat. the oft made assertion that the
Virginia is queen Of La Belle RIvicre Is
verified without reservation. She is Il
floating palace. without any OF the OBJ
jections thR: apply to gone, being com
Portable, rOOmy and convenient. beside
GlVIns promise OF unusual speed. In
addition she 10 Differed by Ms line set
Of rae. 't-' over puifed Wheel