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New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

2-Clasp ENGLISH WALKING, S1.OO.
4-Button DENTS ENGLISH WALKING.
$1.1O.
FOSTER HOOK KID. E1.OO.
JOUVIN & Gle. (Seconds), $1.OO.
BOYS SCOTCH WOOL. 25c
BLK SILK MITTENS. In Box. SOC.
4-Button Suede Best Quality TREFOUSsH
GLOVE, 7Sc. Reg. $1.50 Odd Lot
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

Another wedding Of Wednesday evening was that
of Miss Lydia L. johnson and Robert L. Kind.
who were married at the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs c. johnson. In Flatlands-ave. Can
arsie the Rev. II. S. Hull officiating. AFTER the
Yecept!on which followed the ceremony the young
couple started on trip TO Washington.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

Miss Helen Cora Brooks. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick w. Brooks. Of Gates-ave. Will De
married on Thursday evening December 8. 10
Eugene Rea Starr in the Church OF tne lncarha-
ton in Gates-ave.. near Franklin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

SUGGESTION rhst - ne nsaa Through
out the United states

MEXICO, No., Oct. s5.-A plan has
been promulgated TO have Candidate
BfyAn's "crown OF thofna aud cross Of
gold" Chicago speech fVtd In every
{. courthouse Ia the United states before
tho election. Harry Turner OF Mexico
made the suggestion TO Chairman
Jones Of the National committee and
has received tnis letter from thu chair.
man.
Mr. Harry q. Turner, Mexico, Mo-
Dear Sii:-Gout letter 10 received aud
carefully read. / would DO gTatifed
boyonl measure n you would take
active hold VI the matter Indicated aud
give II ~ wide q circulation Ne you
possibly eau. | believe that tue read.
ing Of Nit. BryAn'a Chicago speech In
every courthouse In tue United States
will 10 wonderful good. thank you
very much for tho interest yUu maui.
fest In the campaign. Very truly
youu, JAMES X. JOsIa,
Chairman.
hf. Turner therefore suggests that
the chairman Of tho GENITAL committees
Of each state Issue a mauiicsto IT,
quiring toms leading Democrat In
each county seat throughout the
county 10 get up a"BfyAn lOyc-icanVi
neat week, ana have man with y
good voice read "ihat greatest OF all
speeches"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
9ELEGRAPHIC.
POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
r,,dIjalts 10 30 Voted for on The
Sd oil November.
DEMOCRATS AND nEpuDLicASs'
s,.,,. in which 1hrs ars straight
Electoral tickets end wh're Fusion
Has Betn ! n ohd.

cmcAao, oct. e5.-The Republicans
.,,.astraight electoral ticket IN forty
49,, n the forty.fve slater, having
'c,,,,d n fusion In one trexas) with
,ss mIddlo.,t ihe.roaa PopulisI' and
,old standard Democrats.
The Democrats have straight cleo
,,,,l tIcke. g.. only nitson Of the states
s,vlns effected fusion with the Pop
,,,,,s and silver Republicans In twep.
,s.niuo Of the other, n oonelusion not
I,ving yet teen reached IN the re-
.airder Of tho ataiss. In sotuo catee
~ PopuIis,a and silver Republicans
,sdon,d the Democratic electoral
,,h,t. but In others CONCESSIONS OF
,t.cte,s we're made TOT their support OF
uvan and SewAll. In two states
iOs,ron and = nth Dnkota) the Dem.
sefsis indorsed thu Popuils, electoral
tickets. ,..,.
me following table shows the states
I'm stfaight Democratic electoral
tleiots, and thosc In which division
n sieeiots hes been made. Thc iiRufsl
nm North Cafolina are those embfAoeu
IN tne proposition Of the Popuiisis 10
Inc Democrats, who, however, have
no, vet accepted their oflef Of division
I'M that state, hut the pOpullstf, II u
ur defs.ood, riill have hopes OF siiooling
a luslou IN North Cafolina.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
HEg TINE GlHl, N [FTtCT nm N, lllS


urrArr
ol AN overland limited Tor Chlfago Omaha.
bonyss Kansas CITY, h. LOUIS, ogdeh
so N local express Tor ssn Francisco.
orden, cache VALLEY anu intermediate
Vuinta.
,otp ~ local express for cEdsu and fn,srms
saSpm kiishte express Tor uhloaso. ousaa.
fort and. Hau francisfH.
go BIZ local rNuttfH fur Mtfcur. Iinuc,
Provo. Nophl, Mauh and intermediate
,dtb h ~ mail qua csyrcsi Tor Provo. Nophi.
MNfnrd. lTnt And intermediate tuints.
sst3 m mixed train iur UsrneId beach.
1n0elo and leli1ihui,
ArrfTa
sno . IN otrrard limited ffs- Chicago
Omaha, Ht Louis Kansas Clly. nsnvcr
raTk DiY aud tFdtus
p o. d u man aud csVrots from Helena, lutte,
rorilAns asn iianeitco, Dsdaa snf in.
.iis pm lassl ssprcia from San Francisco
Cache valley ogden snn intermediate
ASA M Atlantic sNproas from chieaso
Omahh, ~ LOUIS. hantaa CITY. beuysi
'aisan mai ana express from frisco. sn
f0rd, hsphi, ttora ana intsunrdiaic nuiht'
90 pm local rkufFaa from hufCuf, 'fluur
rtoyo, Nophi Manu and intermediate
- Or ~ mixed train ff,m Tsrsua,. Tooe /.
90 garfield lsatl.
irAIu, souih o. Jusi run sslJ saesri
iaa Dan, ,rssp, sssdAy.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only limo running TWO
through last trains daily to
Loadville. Aspen Pueblo. Col.
orado Springs and ponvor.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %, 1894.

Train No, leaves Ogden G,li a. m,
salt Lake 1iaO o. M, arrive N Pueblo
$50 n, M, Colorado Springs 7'lj a. m,
Denver $3.50 q. m.
Train No { leaves Ogden % y. M,
salt Lake 40 y. M, arrlyo at Pueblo
$3.50 y. M, Colorado Springs 0a9 p. M,
Denver Maj y. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver Will all limos east.
Eegunt day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man slooporz on all traius, Take thu
u. & II. -. aud hayea comfortable trip
and opjoy tho tnost scenery ON tho cons
unent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
CROSSED Tnn rRoona.
uaeso ~ said 20 nave ou,wIi,sd tho
rpsnisrds

spsnisrds
NEW YoRk. Oct. GA dispatch to
tho Herald from KY West Fla, sayt;
Well.infoImed passengers who arrived
from Havana last night oonfirm adj.
vices received by mail that MAeso has
efosied the trochA nj Arttmlsa aud
Joined other in,utgent forces In Ha-
yanA province.
They declare that tho report oircu.
lated by Mscoo OF his encAinpmenI nj
CAcaIsI acaIa aud n contemplated at
tack on that town was merely n fclnt
Of the rebel leader 10 concentrate the
Spanish Io0ps AT that point. That the
russ was successful II proved by tho
fact that Gen. Gonzales Mun0z, with
large forcts, was sent Ia that difsotioa
10 attack Maeeo, but upon their arrival
At CAcAraJAcaTa the spaniATds iound
nothing but deaeEird camp. MscSY's
followers, under forced matches, then
made n uolour 10 tho southwark anu
suddenly appeared ut Aftonlhs, tho
central peel ON the line OF tho trouhn.
Giving his men temporary rest, the
insuTgsat chief sent word " tue uOui-
mandant that he Intended 10 bomhgtd
the town, giving the Inhabitants nyo
hours In which 10 leave the city. Not
needing dsoso's threats, thehpa iafds
would permit no 0neto leave. The To-.
suit Il known from tho reports which
have already been eabled from Hs'
yana. Maeto opened MO on the town
with his artillery, aud thiiiy ahOlsiE
ihs rebel dynamite gun were thrown
into tho city. Every building 10 sAii
10 have ueln leveltd, while tho
aisughler OF non.clmoatanti was Hp-
palling. During tno carnage Maceo
and hia followers crossed tho limo oi
the trocha into Havana province,
where thvy Joined the iorces Of Gvu.
A .IILILA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

rosd commissioner, judges court VI APP
peala.
Utah Three pfeaidential electors,
one Congressman, legislature.
NoTmOni--Four presidential eleoiori,
two conrfesemeu.
Vifginih--Twelvs presidential cleo
tors. ten c,ngressmcn.
washington Four preferential elect
ore, two congreasmen, governor lieu.
tenant vovetnsr, judges tupfeino court
SECRETARY OF state, auditor, treasurer
attorney general. superintendent o.
ruplio Instruction, commissionor Of
public lands, state nriufgf.
West Win inia-six presidential cleo.
toif, four c0ugrcsstnen, governor, Huil.
tor, ifcafutch attorney general, super.
intendeut OF schools, justices Of "a.
yfemo court.
Wisconsin - Twelve presidential
electors, ten congressman, governor,
lieutenant governor, ,ecfolafy Of stale,
Insurance cummi-slouef, treasurer,
attorney general, fsiifusd olmmlHsioncr,
superintendent of nrhools.
Wyoming presidential cleo
tore, one congtesiman, Justice OF tu.
pfene court.
Afizous- Dolegato 10 Congress.
New Msxicf-Dslegatc 10 Congress.
OAlahtm Delegate 10 C0nEfcrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

The following ars the ofiieers TO be
voted Tor November Std.
Eleven presidential olto.
tors, nine congressman.
Arkansas-Eignt presidential cleo.
tofs, six cOugfsssmen.
Caliiornia-Nine presidential cleo
tors, seven eongfsumsp, lieutenant
governor, legislature.
ColoTudo-Four presidential cleo
tors, two congressman, governor and
lieutenant, secretary OF state, auditor.
treasurer, superintendent OF pubic In.
fttuotion, attorney general, regents OF
the state university, legislature.
Connootieut-5iK presidential elect.
or, four congressman, governor, lieu.
tsnsnt governor, secretary OF stats,
treasurer, controller, legislature.
Dclawsrt-fbreop residentisl elect
60, one congfcisman, governor, legis'
failure.
Florlds-Four presidential electors,
Two congrersmon.
GeorRia-Thirteen presidential elect.
bfr, eleven oonErsssmon.
ldaho-rhree presidential electors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

The nsmsis- ot Ex-sp.atsr Crisp
conveyed 60 the ersNs.

The nsmsi.- ot Ex-spsatsr Crisp
conveyed 10 ,hs eraNs.
AMTRfCuH, Ga, Oct. 26.--rhe re-
maius OF ex.Spoaksr Crisp were buried
In Oak Grove cemetery this evening.
Tho body was brought here ON n
special train from Atlantis. When the
train arrived At hmeriouH this entiTc
population OF tho city had gathered ut
tho station. The vast AsarmblAge
stood IN silence with uncovered heads
TO show their respects for tho dead.
All the bells Of the city wefo iollcd
aud added 10 the solemnity OF tho &C.
casion. Tbs caiket was conveyed
from the special 10 the hvaftc, which
was drawn ny tour black hofses, caon
led by u sable groom. The Americua
light infantry anu delegation OF
iofly citizens preceded the heAfsr, and
the procession started 10 tho Methodist
church. The buildings along tho lius
OF march were drapsd In mturning.i
Gen. Il. A. Evans delivered the
funeral Grafton al the church at the
conclusion OF tho services there, tue 10.
mains being conveyed 10 tho cemetery.
The pIocession passed by tho house tue
Cfisp family dwelt In Yeas aRo.
Friends had placed large arch over
the gateway, on which were tho
wordn, chs Old Home" People
lined tho sidewalks from the church 10
the cemetery. Arriving nj Oak Grove,
tho military opened ranks anu stood NJ
present arms. Tue remains weto car.
risd 10 tho family burial plot. aud
after u prayer read by Gen. Evans the
body was lowered into the grave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

"While uown IA tne southwestern
Mr.. W. Chalmer, editor Of tho Chico
(Cal.) Eaterprise, 81 had An stack OF
dytentory. Having heard Of Cham.
hsrlain's Collie, Cholera aud Dlarfhoes
Remedy l bought bottle. a reuplo
~ doses OF II completely cured me.
Now | am y champion Of that tenn
edy for all stomach and bowel com.
plants" For ssl- by druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

BERSE, Oct. 95.-rhe election Tor
mumuefs ~ tho national council iuT a
torn Of three yoars were held today .
Tue naiional council conthting OF ll5
delegates Of the bwit- people, II tue
second chhmt.T OF the FeJvfal Aste "a .
bly,. The strength VI tho two parties
n not materially altered by tho alec.
ton. The radical malonty gaiuod
i've members from the Pr0t1slant con.
seryailyes and the Socialists gained
guN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

trio city, Instantly Eiiiing cight pes
cons and iniufiug twenty. nine oghefs.
The Killed sie all 81 81. Lluif
From what eau DO learned ut this
hOuf tno accident was tho fceult u
dh0bsdience OF neglect OF ofdofs or
on the part Of the excursion Train
crew, who should have remained d,
bpung Park for ufdeta aud 70 let the
accommodation train through.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

With tho eXhilafatlng senso oi renew.
~ health and strength and internal
cleanliness, which follows the use Of
tyIup Of Fig1, l. unknown 10 the few
VINO have not progressed beyond the
old'time medicines and the oheap sub
Hiltuiss sometimes offered but noveI
Aoeoptsd BY The Mell.IninImrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

DENvEa, Oct. ga special 10 THE
News from Msuker, Colo, ssys. Two
men giving their names n Stone aud
Rose. Of Brown's Hole, have claimed
the boftes ridden by tns men killed
recently In an attempt 10 rob the Bank
Of Meuker. They say the desd men
ars Billy smith, George Law aud Jim
Shirley, all OF whom have been rest.
dents Of BROWNE Park iot n year or
two.
Smith, they ssy, T. from johnson
county, Wyo., and Law " n nephew
Of George Law, vino runs n store ri
Green's Cr, ssing, Utnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

LoSDos, Oct. 25.-Ths Right Rev.
Frederick Temple, Bishop Of London,
has bcon appointed Archbishop OF Cab.
iefbufy AID Primaio Of all England Ia
succession ~ the late MOsI Rev. Iii.
ward White Benson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26


There Ia oue medicine which every
family should be provided Win. We
refer 10 ChambeTlAin's PAiA Balm.
When II Il kept nj hand ths severe
pain Of burn OF sonld may bo prompt.
ly relieved and tho tofe healed In
much lees time than when medicine
has TO be sent fof. A sptain may be
promptly tTealsd before Inflammation
sets 10, which insutca a cure Ia stout
one-third the time othetsitc required.
Cuts aud bruises should receive i'm.
mediate attention, before the parts ue.
come swollen, ana when Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm IL spilled It will heal
them without matter being formed,
and without leaving a scar. a sore
throat may be cured In one night. A
piece Of flannel dampened with this
Imminent ana bound on over the scat OF
rain, Will cure lamo back or pain In
thv side or cheat Ia twenty -iour hour.
II 10 the most valuable, however, for
rheumatism. Persons Ell ic,ed with
this disease will 10 delighted with the
prompt rclief from palm which u hf.
forus, and u can be depended upon To
elect complete cure. For sals by ali
druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

Those desiring TO know abaut THE
most delightful winter outing should
call nj the Union Pacific Ticket ON CO,
col Main ~. Special arrangements
arc being mane Tor this excursion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
ruRE rooD AND DRINK

Mr. Grocer, think Of your
customer.
,SehtH'Rg'S Best is the tea
she wants.
You will sell more tea
and everything else.
Assh.niuE a Company
San ranelcu @
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FATAL nAiLnoAD wHrcH.
Eiahl Person. Inr,an,iy Kiiisd and
ymsntS .ninO Iaiured.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. s6.-Shor,ly before
10 o'clsCK This morpiug two pAsiouger
trains on the 81. Luuia 4 San Ffau'
cisco railroad, going IA opposite Llrec-
tionp, cOllidtd nearly opposite Wind
scr station, about thirteen miles from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

Mfr. !. X. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer OF the Coflnne MIL, Canal
and Stock Co., Of Cofinus, utab, in
aneAking OF Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy tay', ~ corAidsr Il the
boat In the market. hENe uaei many
kinds but nbd Chamberlain the most
promp. and sneoiusl Ia giving relief,
and now keep no other 10 my homs. -
When troubled with cgugh or cold
give this remedy trial and We assufe
you that you will be mote than pleased
with tho rcanlt For sale by drug.
gIata.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

Twenty-Five onv nouni bars best
Washing soap for sl.0O, at Equitable
Gn.ou
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Great S, L. & Hot Springs Ry,

Timetable In erect october sih. isN,
leave Ar..Iafm. ~. fafm. Arrive
,. 1. tnEiou inFtou a..
c1am. tsa.m 9iaA m. fAfA IA
~ soh.m. ~ glAm. % fuAm " sop m
pm ~, " m, ltr Ia. Is D.. o.,
20 D. m q e1u ma - d. ~. Z 81 II. u
HNtfA uain iundsy ioayrs salt Lake no b. 90
nrfuisf round Tip uctcn good for - day
from dats ~ sale.
lound trip 20 Heck. including lsth asc.
thldftn &c.
~. W IAHtNr. PASSENGER Agent
tiuuN uANurugIn. isceWer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

This wsek begins a special sale
on all blacks, fancy blacks, figured
novelties, over 100 pieces To solooi
from, ilclunlng some Of tho hnost
rTopons-goods that only this great
dress stock house eau show must
reduce goods Just 10 per cen, tho
coming week. prices run from 5lc In
$50 yard. A mark down OF 10 to
N por cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

In new pattern suits will take place
this weeki hlg cut and slash In theso
goodri MI imported Hiuii.i exclusive
dosiRns shown unly by this exclusive
week for 50 to $40. A mark down Of
TX to 30 per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
HAIL, THE VICTORS!
Wheeling Turner's Return from
tho Stcubcnvlllc Fest.
THEY RECEIVED AN OVATION
Upon Their Arrival at tho pnn-iiandlo
Passenger Station Last Sight-iieadod
by n Iinud tho Victorious Athletes and
Their Friends March Ovrru short lionic
and to Turner Hall where the Victory
was Duly Celebrated.

Tho Wheeling Turner's returned last
night from S%tcubcnvlllc where they had
been attending aud participating In the
contests OF tho Pittsburgh district Turn
Bczlrk. and as was predicted In the In
%tclllgcnccr Just one week ngo. they re-
turned covered with glory" 1t IL tho
first time In the history OF the local So
ciety that the boys have succeeded In
capturing the first prize for class work,
and they naturally feel very proud or
the honor. Besides taking first prize.
the boys return with several Individual
honors and ~considerclng that this dis
trIct Is one OF the largest In the United
States, and contains some OF the most
talented societies. tho honor Is truly Il
great one and the Wheeling boys de-
serve the highest praise for their excel
lent showing.
Their return home Inst night was the
signal for their friends to tear things
wide opcn and give them n reception
worthy of the occasion. The victorious.
WheclingItcs arrived at the p~nn-liandle
depot at . o'clock and were met by tho
passive members, headed by the Grand
Opera House band. The street was a
DluZc OIL Tcu lIt uIu EhNc Athi Shhh
paIgn appearance to the soene. The
march was then begun and the process
sion passed down Water to Twelfth,
thence to Main to Twenty-thlrd TO Mar
ket and thence TO Turner hall where an
elegant lunch and all kinds OF refresh
ments were awaiting them. h people
along the route burned red fire. md at
the hall the ladies' section had lined up
on the curb and each held two sticks OF
red fire, making the scene a beautiful
one.
After lunch the band played and a
general good time was had until mid
night. a number OF the members made
speeches and Prof. Christian Ncubauer
the class instructor, was taken on the
shoulders OF Il couple OF the members
and carried around the hall. 1t was n
large" night for the boys md they Mt
tingly celebrated their splendid victory.
The Mckecsport society will arrive In
the city headed by their band about
noon to-day and will be taken care OF by
the Wheeling boys.
The Turner's all speak In the highest
terms Of the manner In which they were
treated IN the trip and are well salts
fed with the outcome.
Mr.. Ed Plankey was one OF the ousi-
est men OF the crowd. having been put
on the awarding committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

The Elaine left for PnrkcrsburS ut 10
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Jim Brown passed up the river
with cmpt!cs yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock.
The II. X. Bedford is the packet for
Charleston and Coal Valley tomorrow,
leaving at 6 n. nj.
The Virginia passed Parkcrshurg yes
tcrday Mt oon and will leave here at 8
n. nj. for Pittsburgh.
The river marks last night Mt G o'clock
Indicated ! feet & inches and rising Slow
~. Temperature, cloudy and windy.
The II. X. Bedford was delayed several
hours by heavy business yesterday
morning and did not get on TIL . o'clock.
The Enos Taylor did not 20 on her
usual. trip yesterday, but Took party
OF eNcursionists from Stcubcnville 10
Browns Island.
The Jewel took the members Of the st,
Matthews Sunday school To Crcsap's
grove and returned about 1890 last
night. She left for Darlington at II p,
m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

a Republican primary election will r
held in Ohio County on Saturday, July l.
1896, from'2 o'clock p. M. until o'clockP
M. for h purpose OF 'e!ecttnS SIX gee
gates from each district TO the State No7-
mating Convention at ParkerShurg, Jay
., six delegates from each district 20 tie
First District Congressional Convt5aoa.
and six delegates from each district 70 10
Ohio County Republican Convent'oa. h.t
for the pVurose OF nominating -four eaaN'
dates for the House OF Delegates. APPOINT
ing one Senatorial and one judicial Goa
fierce from each district. Said CoES;y
Convention. TO be held Mt the call OF "a
County Committee. Delegates TO all o..
ventions ;tocs select their own alternais
providing they are unable TO attend 81:
Conventions Each delegate TO the Stas
md First district Congressional Conys;.
ton 10 have n vote. At the County Coz
for every 100 and fraction above 80 vo;G
cast for Hon. Il. B.. Dovener5for ConGrI
Voting places will be located in the ser.
cral districts as follows:
WASHINGTON Distr!ct-Vi5ilant EnSiEG
House and fulton School House.
Madison: pistrict-Market Hall and Il.
land HoSsi House.
Clay Dlstrict-Levi Cassells Livery o..
Union n!strict-Poltce Court Room.
Centre District-Iiook & Ladder HoVsL
Webster District-K. OF P. Temple.
RitchielSNI Jacob street.
Triadelphia District = LeatherwoN
School House. Town Hall. Elm Grove.
Green's Hotel. Tr!adelphia. School liouH
at Glendale.
Richland DistrIct-Brick School Hos.
and Glenn's Run School House.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House. IVES.
Liberty. School House, Potomac AL
School House. Valley Grove.
BY order OF the Ohio County Repuhlica:
Executive Committee,
]. X. HALL. Chairman.
JOHN w, KINDELBERGER Scr'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
THIS IS ENTERTAINING.

VOL he''r"w May H"s'Sn "' National
Con'miiieem"n-iio Only Entered the
HInSto Down the Chiffon State House
t:nng-Trouble Ahead for Watt. Mt the
whrrIin. C~ouyrntion.
snocJol D,v,,ich IN ,bo rr,o,I,r,roor
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|h'"Nuo' July, "-ih ail LIKELIHOOD
there will be II vacancy In the position of
national romml,,comnn from vvost VIZ
,.i,,t. - 80.
Stint "a CLOS" ir'ehu ol SoioheI NC
H ,,d !" authority ,tn for the statement tina,