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The Dickinson press., 1896-10-31
weather Bsreas.

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holidays excepted. over I. G. DeGra6,sS stose
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bly, shall appropriate twenty Thousand acres of
a grant Of land made by Act of Congress afore-
said for ''other educational and Charitable In.
ment of said institutions in equal divisions of
land.
For Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
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MARyLAND's FIVE BArTALloNs

They Pledge that State to tho Party of
tones Money n Protection.
The Maryland delegation, consisting
of five battalions, a total of 5000 men,
were the first to get attention. To them
Maj. Mckinley said:
Nothing has given me, in all this
campaign, SO much pleasure and salts
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The Chautauquans will meet with
Mrs. J. w. Currie next week. The
following is the program:
French Traits, Mr.. Clemmer.
Essay-The Crusades, Nellie Crowley.
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First Grade Teacher Wanted.
che Medora school district desires
to get the services Of a teacher, hold
ing a first grade certificate, al; once.
A male teacher preferred.
R. K. FOLEY, Clerk.
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Choice New Salem creamery hut.
ter in S and lob. boxes at zoe. at
Parker & Ryan's. 1910.
DR.. s. d. King is compelled by rush.
.0fsvorka to remaiussi in. Dickinson. n
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CROWDS FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
Celored Voters Are Represented In the
Enormous Deputaton.

The Central, Eastern and Western
counties of West Virginia were all rep
resented in the next audience addressed.
These people filled to the platforms forty
i've sections. Maj. Mckinley spoke ~
follows:
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I "Therc Is one thing that the Republican
I party is dedicated to, and that Is to labor
I first, then to law and order. These are
I indispensable to the Wekfare of mankind
I and indispensable to the prosperity and
I tile permanency of the Republic. "-MAJ.
7 MCKINLEY TO MICHIGAN FARMERS,
: Ocr. 18th, 1896.
The Dickinson press., 1896-10-31

hereby announce myself a candi.
date for reelection: to: the ONCE Of
assessor for the end commissioner
district. J. II. BIRpsA1L.
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DyERr1sED

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letters remaining in p~ostofice I'm.
claimed for week ending Oct. %, 'o6.
Cnnell, Alice Dillon, James l.,
Huntington, Ed.
In calling for above letters please
say advertised. WIN. RAY, r. M.
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Observation-Disclosures q cured
them of that tired feeling by giving
them rich, RED blood. "
The Dickinson press., 1896-10-31

Hoods Pills act easily and prompt.
ly on the liver and bowels. Cure
sick headache.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-24

Senator Villas backs up the Brice
view and says Sound money" will
come to the front even In the west. He
says that Wisconsin will send q solid
sound money" delegation to the con-
vention Without pretending 10 be able
to speak Ruthoritatlyely. he entertains
the hope that sound money" has a
little tho best Of It in Illinois. Iowa,
likely that In Minnesota and Iowa
there 10 more reason for confidence, but
there Is hope for both Illinois and Mich
igan according to the very general In
formation on the subject.
As to the seat, the New England
states. Delaware. Maryland. New Jer-
sey, New York and Pennsylvania, are
states which are absolutely certain to
send gold delegations to the conven-
ton.
Representative sulzer, OF New York.
who will probably be one OF the dele
gates from that state, and who was
supposed, before he took his seat In the
house, to be silver man. said:
THE Democratic party should put q
sound money plank in Its platform
that would not be susceptible TO a
double comprehension. and that would
be 10 plain, SO clear and so simple that
he who runs can read and understand
II ought to be as clear and emphatic
as the currency plank in the Demo-
cratic platform OF the state OF New
York In 1895"
While the anti-sIlver sentiment Is
hopeful. the current Is so decidedly
with the silver men that their assertion
that they will control the convention
appears TO be amply borne out.
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ExrErp1ra c1Y11 sKaYIcE.
Lo, the Poor Indian, Comes Under tn
Latest Order Of the President.

Latest Order of the President
WASHINGTON, March 23-The
President has issued q comprehensive
order extending the civil service to
practically the entire Indian service.
save those ofiices above and including
that OF agent, 20 which appointments
are made by the President, and the
opposition OF q laboring character, like
cooks and washerwomen. Indians who
show their fitness hereafter arc to be
allowed appointment to any OF these
positions though they cannot secure
transfer to positions in the classified
service outside OF the Indian work. The
order IL as follows:
I'm the exercise OF the power vested
In the President by the third paragraph
OF Section 9, OF the act entitled An
act to regulate and Improve the civil
service OF the United States" approved
January !, 1888, hereby direct the
secretary OF the interior TO amend the
classification OF the interior department
40 rs TO include among the positions
classified Hereunder and subject TO
competitive examination, clerk assist
ant clerk. Issue clerk. property clerk,
store-keeper. and all other clerical pc.
sitIons at Indian agencies and Indians
schools, likewise to amend the classic
cation OF the Indian service so as 10
include among the positions classified
hereunder supervisoro Of Indian schools,
day school inspector. dlsciplinarian, In
dustrial teacher, teacher OF industries,
kindergarten teacher, farmer, nurse, as
sIstant matron and seAmstress
"But Indians shall be eligible for ap-
polntment to any OF said positions on
such test OF fitness an may be required
by the secretary OF the Interior and
without examination or certihcatton by
the civil service commission; but they
snail not be Transferred from said posi-
lions 10 the departmental service.
"Approved March 20. 1896"
"GROVER CLEVELAND"
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HAVANA, March 23,-colonel villas
has had an engagement woth the insnr.
gents in the hills Of Rubi In Plnar de
Rio. The insurgents were dislodgcd
from their position. leaving seven KILLED
and carrying OF their wounded. The
troops had one soldier killed and two
officers and nine soldiers wounded. The
column OF General Linares assisted. en-
gaging the left flank Of the insurgents
who were put to flight. General Linarei
overlook them In the hills OF Rosario
causing them heavy loss. General
BernAi attacked the insurgents In OF
intrenched position on the plantation Of
Esteii0, near CienRga, in MatanZas. By
the uSe OF artillery and cavalry he dis
lodged them, occurring fifteen prisoners
The insurgents carried on many dead
and wounded. The prisoners weFt
court-martialed. A three days serVic!
in advocacy OF peace is being conducted
at the cathedral by the bishop. General
weyler and several general commits
sions participated in the service.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, MARCH "a 1856
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pains In the bnck. loins or Eroirs, ana
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Munyon's VltnlISer restores lost pow
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Ask your druggist for free COPY OF
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dies that contain positive cures for all
diseases.
Personal letters 10 Prof Munyon, 1905
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with free medlcaladylce for any disease.
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Mr.. Isaac Homer. proprietor of the
burton House, Burton, W. Va, Is
abop. Us widely known as any man
in his section. He says: In April. 1882,
/ had a severe attack OF rheumatism.
The attack was 30 severe tlInt our fam
lily physician was Immediately called W
and for about month ] was treated
constantly by two physicians Goa:
tinulnE TO grow worse, then placed
myself under the care OF one OF tho
best physlcInus In this state at Wheel
Ing. / continued to grow worse. l
again called in our two family ply
siclans and they continued TO treat me-
for about year.
then tried several different patent
medicines and linlments recommended
by friends, but could get no relief what
ever from anything and after being
confined To my room, for over three
years all this time unable TO walt on
myself and suffering the most eNcrn-
cIating pains, In fact, have not sut-
nelent command OF language to con-
yey any idea OF what ! suffered. Ny
phyElcIans tod me that nothing could
b. done for me and my friends were
fpiiy convinced that nothing but death
would relieve me OF my suffering.
In June. ls9i, Mr.. Evans, at that time
salesman for the Wheeling Drug Com
puny, recommended ChamoerIalhs
Pain Palm. decided to try u anu
bought a nifty cent bottle At this time
INV toot and limb was swollen more
than double It's normal size and It SEEM
ed 10 me my leg would burst, but soon
after / began using the Pain Balm the
EweilInE Began to decrease. the pain
20 leave, and now consider that am
entirely cured. l have no pain, the
swelling has left my limb. and l walk
anywhere that care TO 60 firmly
believe that Chambcrlain'S Pain Balm
saved my life and We would not DO
without a bottle OF tt tn the house for
Ten times its cost" Sold by Druggists
q r, Goethe. W. W. Irwin, c. Schnepf,
c. Menkemeller, John Klarl, W, II.
Hague, II. c. Stewart, Il. r. Burt, J..
Coleman, A. Il. ScheRle. William Mcnk-
cmcllcr. Y. G. Ehrle. Wheeling; Bowie
& CO., bridgeport; u. +. Peabody &
Son, Benwood.
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THE UNIVERSITY.
The spring Term Approaching. When an
Increased Attendance IL EEpsetsd.

- AlNeessN
Special Dispatch to tho IntslllEencSr
MoRGAETowN. W. Va, March 23.--
The winter term examinations at the
university are now on and will con-
tinue until April l. when the spring
term Rotations viii begin. The work
done Is OF high order. several OF the
departments having been extended and
stlrtened this year.
Il Is hoped and expected that large
number OF young men and young wo-
men who have been teaching or study
ing In the public schools during the
fall and winter will take advantage OF
the great opportunities offered them
at the university during the spring
term, free OF tuition.
The commercial department Is one OF
the best In the country. and the course
in pedagogy during the spring term Will
be especially helpful TO teachers.
Judge ok0y johnson, dean OF the
law school, says that arrangements will
be made for any law students who may
desire to begin with the spring term.
A few cadetship appointments may
still be had upon application.
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WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Ambas-
sador Bayard will not receive any on.
cial notice Of the censure passed upon
him by the house OF representatives last
week. unless Secretary Olney should de-
eide to bring the matter to his attention
which members consider improbable
There was no provision contained in th'
resolutions for bringing them to the am
bassadors attention. 1t IS unlikely
therefore, that the ambassador vii
make any reply TO the censure officially
members believe. although OF course. u
he cared to do SO, he can deal with tht
matter In his Official correspondence
with the department..
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A. I,.lian Du.i.

ROME, March ga duel has occur
red between General Mocenni. minister
OF war tn the Crispi cabinet and slgnor
BarzalIa, arising out OF sharp per-
sonal alteration which took place In
the chamber OF deputies on Saturday,
regarding the recall OF General Bara.
teri from AbysSlnia- Signor BarSalai
vas wounded In the left check as a re-
suit OF the duel. According TO the ltalie.
General BaIdIssera reports that the
NeRus OF AbyssipIn has imposed new
and unacceptable conditions which are
likely 10 delay the conclusion OF peace
between Italy and Abysslnia.
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A n,,rnr.a weman,. ner,nge.

GAINESVILLE. Pa, March 23.-Ber-
tina Mcconnell. agen twenty. OF THIS
city, shot Harry Thompson, at hotel
in Lancaster yesterday. After the
shooting she returned TO her home In
this city and shot herself. The double
crime Is alleged to have been the result
OF Thompson having deceived and be-
trayed the young woman. Both MISS
Mcconnell and her victim Will pronaoly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-24

WASHINGTON. March 23.-The
Turkish legation has received the FOL
lowing telegram from the sublime porte
1.-THE day before yesterday friday
an Armenian having wounded Alus'
sulmans at Kills. with a pistol shot' o
brawl took place between Mussulmani
and Armenians. OF the latter eight
were Killed and ten wounded. Four
MusSuimans were wounded. The au-
thors OF this incident were Immediately
arrested and sent to prison for trial. All
goods that were stolen from few shops
have since been discovered and re-
stored to their owners"
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From these and other expressions n
table has been made showing the fol-
lowing oliver strength at Chicago:


At the same time the Cleveland anti
silver wing In Congress makes some
claims.
Senator BrIce speaking OF the ma
tional convention. said:
"By the time the convention meets
the silver men viii be In n hopeless
minority. They will not be able to
control the platform or the candidate. "
What II your estimate OF the sound
money vote Mt ChlcaEo?" nc was asked.
Eve will not have less than $50 votes.
and II In likely thnt the sound money
vote will he come sixty or seventy
more than that, 1t will be that way u
there IN any contest"
what about the presidential
choice?"
"wc viii not make up our minds as
Ia what we viii do about presidential
nominee until after the Republican ma
tionni convention meets. The chances
are that the state conventions OF the
big states like New York. ohio nnd
Pennsylvnnla. win not meet to select
delegates until after the ST. Louis con-
ventlon.
AntI-SIIver's Hope.
The BrlCe estimate OF $50 antl-SllVer
IL fnIlnWus
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J. W. PIERCE, Republic. Ia, says: II
have used One Minute Cough Cure in
my family and for myself. with results
no entirely satisfactory that ! can hard
ly find words to express myself MS to It's
merit. I will never fall to recommend
IL to others. on every occasion that pre-
Eenta Itself" Logan 4 Co. Wheeling:
W, Va. B. r. Peabody, Benwood, and
Bowie & Co. bridgeport. q.
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Special Dispatch 70 the InIeIIIEehceF'
WASHINGTON. D. C., March "a
Messrs. Malcolm jackson. OF Charles,
ton. John II. Holt. of Huntington. and
Thomas McCreary, OF Hinton. three
prominent attorneys Of the kanawha
valley, arrived to-day from New York.
They leave this evening for home.
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Probably OF all that section of the
country there is most uncertainty
about Nebraska. Secretary Morton is
putting forth his efforts there in favor
OF the administration, but the general
opinion among Democrats in Congress
is that the silver men have the best
Even In the middle west the silver
men say they are having their own
way. For instance. Representative
Downing, the only Democrat In the
present house from Illinois, said: II
don't think there II the least room for
doubt that Illinois will send q solid
silver delegation to the national con-
yentlon. In fnct, II Is rs certain as
anything In the world. Illinois Is one
OF the safest silver states In the coun-
try as far as the Democrats are con-
cerned. Tho convention last summer
was thoroughly representative. and the
sentiment for silver was overwhelm-
inE. II has not grown less since. IL
iinols, think. Will present the name OF
Mr. Morrison rs n candidate, but there
win be nothing equivoeal about Its at
tltude on silver"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-24

GIVE mo a liver regulator and can
regulate the world, said u genius, Tho
druggist handed him bottle Of De-
Wits Little Early Riscrs. the famous
little pills Logan & CO.. Wheeling, W.
Va, D. +. Peabody. Bcnwood and Bowie
g Co, prldgeport. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-24
West virginia Murderer Arre.trtl.

WEIGH. W. Va. March 23.-Fletcher
Coalgrove, who murdered John Goetting
and Joseph Perring last August IN me
coal fields. was arrested by petecuVe
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A 10 TO | CAMP.
The silver Men Have the Biggest
Democratic Roll.
WILL CONTROL CONVENTION

senator BrIes Give. Figaro. aud Foresses
sweeping Victory for sound Money
Men-chisago Convention viii Formu-
late Free silver Plank, bat there win
Not be tho Necessary TwO-Third' 10
Name n Presidential Candidate What
senator Faulkner Says About West
VIRGINIA.
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Other prominent southern leaders ex-
press the same view.
Senator Vest said: ~ take 1t for
granted that my state will be solid for
free coinage Of silver and gold at l6 to
/. and thrt the delegates will be SO
The senator said that up to q short
time ago he had not hoped that the SILL
yer men would control the national
convention, but he now believed the
chances for them doing so were good.
Senator Faulkner says that there is
some hope that fight over the imam
clal question may be averted In West
virginia, the delegates being selected
without reference to silver. II this IS
not the case, he says, there VIII prona-
bly be silver delegates from one dis
trict. gold delegates from two districts,
with the result In the other district In
doubt. There will be no majority con-
troll Of the delegation.
There is some difficulty In getting
reliable Information from sections OF
the west because OF the absence OF
Democrats In Congress. Representa-
tive Mcguire, OF California, Is the only
Democrat In the house from what Is
known as the Far West" Speaking for
that section Mr.. Mcguire sAlu: ! mink
ali OF the western states will send silver
delegations TO the national eonven-
When asked II he thought there
would be bolt at Chicago. Mr.. Ma
glire answered:
'Tf plank is adopted absolutely re-
pudlatinE the demands Of the free sill
yer men l would not be surprised TO
see bolt"
senator Roach, OF South Dakota, says
he thinks every one OF the states west
OF the Missouri river will send silver
delegations to the convention. He says
he cannot think OF any probable exeep-.
ton. The Dakotas are sure TO send
silver delegations. in his judgment.
Senator Pfeffer thinks there are nine
silver men 20 one gold man among
the Democrats in Kansas, but they are
not organized, and the administration
people are trying to take advantage OF
that fart
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-24

IF you would always be healthy, keep
YOUR blood pure with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, the One True Blood Purifier
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-24

Use Dr. Miles Nerve Plaatern for Spinal
Weakness. All druggists sell EN- for &c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-24

Mrs. Kimball. the mother OF Cor.
rlnnc," was we'll known In Wheeling.
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NEW YORK, March 2S.-Members OF
the firm OF ]. p. Morgan & Company,
in this city, deny all knowledge OF II.
II. Kendall. II Ia also denied at the
banking house that there has been a
Ices nj 900 600
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ME-, ItimbaiI Dead.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 22--Mrs,
Rimbaii died this morning In a private
car at the Union depot in this city, OF
pneumonia.
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washington Dispatch to New York
Advertiser: A canvass among leading
Democratic senator's and representa-
,Iyes dIscloses that the silver men will
control the Democratic national con-
yentIon at Chicago. They will have a
majority amply large enough TO insure
free silver plank in the next Demo-
cratic national platform, but It is an
open question whether they will have
the two-thlrds vote necessary to name
candidate.
This conclusion Is based on talks with
Democratic leaders representing every
section OF the country. There are ex-
pocted to be $50 delegates, including
slx from each territory and the District
OF Columbia. The choice OF candidates
does not vet enter much Into the dis
cussIon OF the national convention
This choice depends so much upon the
policy adopted by the party that II
seems useless to discuss candidates
until IL IL determined which faction OF
the party Is going TO control the con-
Ex.speaker Crisp Expresses conf
dence that the silver, or "old-fash-
ioned." Democrats will control the ma
tlonal convention.
u have no doubt about Georgia
sending u silver delegation to the ma
tIonal convention" he said. "A fair
expression OF public opinion will re-
suit, / believe. in silver delegations be-
ing selected in all the southern states.
! am very hopeful that a strong ma.
IorIty OF the national convention Will
be IN favor Of silver. In my judgment.
tho only thing that could prevent the
silver men controlling the national con-
ventIon would be for them to neglect
making u proper eIoFt to secure u fair
expression OF public opinion in their re-
spectiye states. / do not believe there
is going to be any such neglect. and
am confident that we can control the
convention"
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BALTIMORE. Nd. March 23,-H. R.
Kendall, who said he was employed by
]. p. Morgan a Company, the New
York bankers, reported at Camden sta
tIon last night that he had lost n satch-
ii containing $4,000 In securities on n
BALTIMORE q Ohio train between here
and Washington.
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BANK OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL 5000. 900, PAID IN
WHEELING, W Va
DIRECTIONS.

DIRECTORS. ..
Allan nroek Joseph F. fIsa,
James .fHe Guam cSmmtn4 Htaty p SiseISs5a
,S A He'''An"; Gibson Lamb !
Interest paid on special dep9IS,nnisp ~
1ISkues drafts on England ,IIWnIn
Scotland. JOSEPH SEi f S"..SI,L
ID ANK OF THE OHIO vALLhA
~ CAPITAL. ........ ....,...-s r76, 900
WILIlAM a. rsETr: .....;:. lTs,!,4
WiIIIAM Il, SIMPSON. o.. N'tr M, VI
Drafts on England. Ireland JAN"
Germany,
DIRECTORS, ,.r,t
william 4. lsett, M9Tiim n, n Gs.mpsa
IL II. Atkinson, John Is 5S.TSrbSft
julius Pollock u Eo NiSsS' 49,.
jai j. a MILLER, sA'91
ESoH1N0h BANK, 800.
/ n. VASCE,..,....,......s,. pr,IIS
JOHN FREw..,,..,,,',..'''N'''
DIRECTIONS .,,.
\ & 4 H S&GSn, William ElI' w.
,jShn W SFSW Il. i slcnr'
W. H. Frank ..,-l So
Drafts Issued on England, ITr''''
land and all points in EutSfns ra,hfi
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The Brlce estimate of $50 untl.Sllver
votes Is ms follows: