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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

CANTON, Ohio. July l9.-The latest
novelties In Governor McKinley's call
ers were groups of fifty little girls dress
ed In white, giving the Chautnuqua
salute with white llandlierchiefs from
the top of a big wagon filed with hay,
followed by company OF boys. who
gave a mouth organ serenade. Hon.
William NJ. Hahn. OF Mansfield, ex-
member OF the national committee from
Ohio; Abnrr Mckinley, OF New York, n
brother OF the Republican presidential
nominee; executive committeeman
Charles G. Dawes. Of Chicago, and Max
Pracht, Of Oregon. were among the
callers yesterday. It Is understood Mr..
Hahn Will be stationed. nt the Chicago
headquarters and have to do with the
campaign of specch-making In the d.
rectlon Of appointments and dates.
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THE SENATORIAL CABAL
That Is Conspiring for tho support or tho
popuiist Convention.


ST. LOUIS, July 19.--Thcre wns n
meeting at the Llndcll hotel tonight in
the Interest OF Bryan. Chairman Jones.
OF the Democratic national committee,
was met at the station by Senator Stew
art, of Nevada; Governor Stone, of Alls-
souri,; NJ. c. Wetmore, OF st. Louis. and
John +. Martin, who was sergeant-at-
arms OF the Democratic convention. The
party drove to the Planters hotel, where
short conference was held. Governor
Stone informed Senator Jones az to the
situation here, saying that the Populists
were willing to endorse Bryan II they
could be assured that they would not be
Disseminated against.
Later Senator Jones attended q meet
Ing OF the Bryan men ut the Bryan head
quarters In the Lindell. About sixty
men were present and quite n large
number OF states were represented,
among them being Missouri, Maryland,
California, Kansas. Nebraska, Nevada.
Colorado, Utah. oklahoma. Iowa and
Washington. At. this conference Gen. j.
u. Weaver. OF Iowa. was chosen tenn
porary chairman and Fred L. Bailey, Of
Oklahoma, MIR. Merritt, OF Nebraska,
and Mr.. Young, of Kansas, secretaries.
1t was decided to push the Bryan
movement with rigor. either for nom
inatlon or an endorsement. Senator
Jones was asked as to what the popu-
lists could expect In the way OF rccog-
milton In the event that Bryan should
be endorsed by the POpulists. Senator
Jones replied that In case OF Mr.. Bryans
election to the presidency, he would
know no party and would recognize all
those who would rally to his support.
PopullSts were not to be looked upon as
step-children. The recognition of all
silver men would be equal. This an
nouncement was received with applause
by the Bryan men present.
Senator Jones made further observa-
tons about this years campaign being
n fight by all the people for the people,
md no small differences should stand In
the way OF united action. He also urg-
ed them to organize as the silver forces
organized In Chicago. Both OF these
statements were received with applause.
Afterwards Senators Jones and Stew
art had conference with Senator But
Ter. of North Carolina, and urged him to
use his Influence with southern dele
gates 10 support Bryan, as II was from
these delegations that the principal op-
position came.
II was stated IN the meeting that
Mr.. Bryan had formally declined to
make any specific pledges, notwith-
standing he had been !mportuned to do
80. Those OF the delegates present who
had seen him since his nomination nt
Chicago stated that Mr.. Bryan Ind said
to them that the Popullsts must trust
him as he proposed to trust them, but
under no circumstances would he make
my promise OF appointments OF any
character TO men OF any party. This
sentiment was generally nnplnuded as
courageous In view of the prospect OF re-
celving 100000 votes, but the state
ment was construed TO mean that Mr..
Bryan meant TO be fair to nll his sup
portcrs In all respects In case OF his cleo
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NEW CASTLE, Pa, July 19-Mrs.
Louise F'oltz, wife OF Richard D. Foltz. a
prominent citizen OF this place, commit
ted suicide here yesterday morning by
taking laudanum. Family troubles are
said to be the cause OF her terrible decd.
Mr.. Foltz was almost heartbroken over
the occurrence. and made a desperate
attempt to XIII himself by the same
means used by his wife. He was pre-
vented, however, by timely interferencel
The FOltz's are OF high social Standing,
Mrs: Foltz being a sister Of James T..
Dawson, che Republican candidate. for
Congress from this district. She has a
brother married to a daughter Of sena-s
tor Quay. y - 80.
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"OLD FRIEND COXEYn
Is on Deck, ,.Hmd Is Attracting a Grent Deal
OfAttenttou

.
OfAttentior.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Except Mt the
Llndcll where most OF the Populists and
silver men make their headquarters, the
hotels contain few politicians. The two
conventions do not meet until Wedncs-
day. and most Of the delegates will not
arrive until Tuesday 4 number OF
prominent leaders came In on this morn
ing'S trains md more arrived tonight.
With the exception OF Lawrence Nc
Partlln, OF New York, nll the members
OF the national executive committee, of
the PopullSt party are now here, NJ. C.
Rankin, the treasurer. coming from Ter
re IInute, Ind, this afternoon and Igna-
thus Donnelly, OF Minnesota arriving to-
night. The Hon. II. NJ. Patterson. chnir-
man OF the regular Populist delegation
from Colorado; A. C.. Dillon, II promi-
nent sIlverman and Populist, of CalIfor-
MIA, and George T.. WaShburn, OF DOs-
ton, arrived from Lincoln, having visit
ed Mr. Bryan. iTX-Gnvernor Waite.
who heads the COntesting delegation
from Colorado. is also here.
Gen. Vandevort. OF Omaha, was an
early arrival and General" J. S. Coxcy
Is another notable to arrive.
Senator Jones. or Nevada, ls expected
Tomorrow, and his arrival Is looked
forward to by the Bryan supporters
among the PopulistS and silver men.
Gen. StnndIsh, Of North Dakota. came In
on an carly train. ana had been In the
city but n short time before he received
n telegram from one OF the delegation
who had not left home, saying: "Stand
up for Bryan. he ls.0ur only salvation"
Most OF the day In the hotels was spent
by tho delegates quietly converslng
among thcmsvGs, At the Lacledc
hotel the "Middle OF the Road" popu-
lists Ind mass meeting which was
fairly well attended. The towering
form OF Cyclone" Davis, of TcxaE, and
tho better known General" Coxcy Of
Ohio attracted considerable attention.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio July 19.-A spe-
clnl 10 the Enquirer indicates n reign
Of terror In the counties OF SciOta ,Me!cs
and Gallia bordering on the Ohio river
AT Portsmouth last night the Second
Presbyterian church was badly damng-
ed by dynamite. Previously there was
an attempt mnde to blow up with dyn-
amitc the power house of the street
railway and the Office and school build
ing. A gang OF twenty-seven outlaws
are said TO be evadlng efforts OF the otIi-
GERS and possess to capture them In
Meigs and Gallia counties. Several peo-
pie have been robbed on the highways
and many houses burglarizcd. To-day
the large stock barn OF Judge s. 4.
KentZ was burned by inccndarles. Wig
liant committees are on duty around
PomerOy and MlddlepOrt,
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CHICAGO. July 1.-THE car barns ot
the Chicago City Railway Company, on
Cottage Grove avenue, near Thirty
ninth street, were destroyed by fire last
night The barns were $50 feet long. 400
feet deep and occuped three-fourths ot
square: II was filed with cars. being
the stable for the entire system. The
company lost 554 cars, 16O of them being
grip cars. Not n thing In the building
was saved. The loss Is estimated at
fully $500. 900. m d
or thirty horses In the barn sixteen
were saved. and fourteen were burned in
their stalls -, ,lGI5 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
MANNINaToN REPUBLICANS
Hold u Housing aIcctimg-llon. Alex. II
'Cnnpbell's Address.

'CnmpbclFs Address.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntclliscncer.
NiANN1NGTON, July 19.-If one Is to
Judge the result of the vote In Novem-
bcr by the optpouring OF the people
here yesterday nnd the enthusiasm
manifested at the district convention
held hero to elect delegates to the coun-
tySconventtoA Mt Falrmont, Marion
county will be found In the Republican
column with n largely Increased ma jor-
ity.
1t WINS the largest convention ever
held in this town by any political party.
the large auditorium OF the opera house
being crowded beyond its capacity with
the representative men OF the party. The
speaker OF the occasion wns the Hon.
Alcx. II. Campbell, Of Wheeling. He
devoted hls time exclusively to the
theme OF sound money aud was listened
TO with wrapt attention BY the audience,
and applnudGd to the echo when he dis
scctcd tho Chicago Democratic platform
and showed Zip Its fnllncics.
He wound up his entertaining speech
with plea to nll good men, Irrespective
Of party, to uphold the honor and intcg-
rlty OF the nation and Join with the Rc-
publicnns this year In defeating those
who would destroy the country by the
FREQ silver craze they are advocating,
Mr.. Cnmpbcll's speech was II clcnr
nnd concise prcscntment OF the sound
money question, and gained many votes
for thH pullSp. S s.E. "a .H go. ..H"
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"A QUIET SABBATH
Passed by Gov. Mckinley with
Few Callers.
TIE LARGEST WATERMELON
Wiii he Presented 10 Him om tho Opening
hay Of tho Cityof fCicveInnd's Centennial
Ceiebrnt ton Novel Callers nj tho Nc.
ISiniry Dweiling-,Ir. and Mrs. NIelkin.
ley Leave To-day for n Three Days Visit,
AMI Will he Guests or Chairman Hanna.

CANTON. o., July 1o.-Govcrnor Nc
Kinlcy passed the day very quietly at
his home receiving few callers! To-
morrow he and Mrs. Mckinley will 20
to Cleveland for three or four days TO
visit at tho Hanna home, and attend
the opening OF the Forest Clty's ccntcn-
Mai. H.
The governor will be one OF the speak
ers for the opening dny. The governor
Is TO receive the largest watermelon
raised this season. Tho Baltimore &
Ohio railroad agent for tho south sc-
cured It from Il prize contest collection
md the officials OF thia territory Will
make ceremonlous presentation.
Rev. John Wesley Hill, OF Fowler
Methodist church. Minneapolis. occupI-
ed the pulpit in Governor McKinley's
church this morning. His mastery elo-
qucnt discourse was listened to by n
large audience. He Is Il friend and ad-
mirer OF Governor Mckinley, but made
no references to him rs a candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
OLD BLOODY BRIDES"
IL for Bryan, and ChucLles Over Some
thing that Is Not Anu sing.

ST. LOUIS. July lex Governor
Waite. OF Colorado. who IS here, stated
that he had abandoned his contest
against the Patterson delegation for a
seat In the convention. II announced, +"
he said, that was for. Bryan, and they
Immediately bounced me from the dele
CATION because they said had sold out
to Wall street" Here the governor
laughed Inordlnntely. YES" he contin-
ucd. II am for Bryan and shnll place no
further obstacles In the way Of the seat
Ing OF the Patterson delegation, which Is
also favorable to the Democratic nomi-
nee. though | understand the contest
will be continued by the other members
OF the delegation which bears my
name.
II am for Bryan" he went on, "bc-
cause I believe in the man. and because
the platform on which he stands Is an
excellent one. believe In his sincerity,
and furthermore, believe In the sncer!-
ty and fidelity to the PopulIst principles
or Altgeld and Pcnnoyer, who with
Bryan dominated the Chicago conven-
tIon. The Popullsts can do no better
than nominate and endorse Mr.. Bryan"
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OMAHA, Seb., July, l9,-Thc. COVER
nor's private secretary, Benton VI, Mar
ol and State Oh Inspector X. H. Ed
m!nston, left Lincoln to-day. for St.
Louis, They will meet with the bimctal-
lie league OF that city and do what
they can toward completing tire
scheme for fusion between Bryan Dem,
ocrats and tho Popullsts Prominent
Popullsts are now sporting the official
badge, whsch bears n picture Of Bryan
and the words: We are for Bryan: no
crown Of thorns; no cross Of gold" IS
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MONEY MAKING SCHEME.

Ticket. TO Tho Peoples Convention will
Cost si--iIopc to lsnisc Campaign rund..
ST. LOUIS. July 1S-Thc national cx-
ccutlve committee Of the Peoples party
held n,mcctlng behind closed doors and
transacted considerable, business OF n
routine nature. Chairman Tnubencck
presided ana tlosc present were ]. IL.
Turner Washington: George II, Wash
burn, Boston: ]. II. Davis. Texas;
George i. Gather, Albania, md V. o.
Sticltlcr, Nchraska--a bare quorum.
Tho diaphsltlon Of tickets TO tn. M
tionnl convention war decided upon
given i've and of the delegate mid alter
nntc according 10 the distance he lives
from st. Louis ono or more. No one will
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West virE,nin Women Conference.

VANcEBURG, Ky, July l9.-The
West Virginia conference of the Nor
mon church which embraces also east
ern Kentucky, begins July 81, contin-
ulns until August ., Forty elders will
be present. Elisa Kimball. president OF
the southern missions OF the church..
will preside Vanceburg has been select
ed because the church has been Accord
cd more liberation here than at any
other point in this territory. Several
churches In this ana adjoining counties
VIII be organized \ flmediately after, the.
CuEfercnce. 4 a.9L.t
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, July 19.-The
only sensation OF the Baptist Young
Peoples Union convention was sprung
last night when the formal announce
mcnt was made that Chattanooga and
not Denver is to have the convention Of
1898. This decision was reached by the
board OF managers 1T n session held
yesterday afternoon. AT the same time
It was decided TO give tho 1899 conrcn-
tIOn to Denver. The action OF the board
OF managers was ratified by the con-
rSpt lon ..... 3
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receive more lhnn three, No ncorby del.

receive more than three, tho nearby del
cEntcs getting the larger number.
Flvo thousand tickets that have been
awarded to thu business Mems Lohguc
were bought blck nt aSii cents cachl
These tickets win DO sold at 81 each, ono
ticket admitting IL thrcN acsslons if
there nrc that many day. None Will
DO given away, and tho Scrgeant.at-
arms. Mcdowell, Ia to bO required TO ac-
count for each ticket usrtl. Badges for
the delegates will be sold for 30 cents
each nnd those for nlternatcs for 2I
cents. The proceeds from the snlo OF tho
badges md tickets will 30 into the cam
pnlgn fund, tho expectation being that
several thousand dollars will be realized
from the tickets and badges,
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LONDON, July 10.--A contagious dis
Gasc OF the eyes, the origin and char
nctoristics OF which are pizzlng the
physicians, Is spreading In upper Slles-
In. At Beuthcn It became necessary 10
close the high school and n number OF
other schools hnvc been closed through
out the province. The victims OF this
llScn9C arc rendCrCl totally blind
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MARION, Ind, July t9.--Thc Mnttlcb
Iron Works. OF this city. owned by
mcnt to John c. Tibhets. Tho company
has $4,000 In paper that 1t is unable To
meet, and there viii fall due within the
next two weeks $4,000 more. The linbil-
tiles are about $4,000 The capital stock
Is 100000 over $4,000 OF which Is paid
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CAPE TOWN, July 19.--'rhc select
committee of the house OF nsscmbly OF
Cape Colony appointed to Inquire Into
the circumstances OF the Jameson raid,
has mndc n special report to the cfrcc,
that Cecil Rhodes was fully acquainted
With tho preparations for the raid. The
report also blnmea Dr.. Jameson una
others who assisted In the advance on
Johannesburg.
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ALLIANCE. Ohio, July l9.-Secrctnry
Thomas. Of the National party execu-
tive committee this evening received n
telegram from John p. st. John de-
n0unclnG NJ false the story sent out
from Kansas City to the effect that he
would support Bryan for President.
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VI IT. DIWIItIs NIsIJ.
Harry Payne Whitney visited the
Vanderbilt mansion this morning and
remained considerable time. Upon
leaving he said that the present cool
weather has done much to improve Mr..
Vunderbllt's condition.
Cornellus Vanderbilt, jr.. left his
fathers mansion about O'Clock. He
said that his father had partaken OF n
little nourishment during the day and
the family were hopeful. When qucs-
toned about his own health, he said TINT
lie was getting strong. but dId not ex-
pect to leave the city for some time.
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.THE7..CIOlNSPI|RACYl
oi the Misguided Fanatics to Ruin
the Country. s
|[HEY THINK THEY ARE RIGHT
But as the Campaign Progresses
VIII Get Another Think.
THE CHAIRMAN FROM COLORADO

Fires Hack at Taubeneeis, and Advocates
Not Only tho Endorsement, bnt tho
Nomination OF bryan and seweii-Thry
Want to Stand Oh a Pnre Popaiis,.e
Plank with the "crowm OF Thorns und
CrnclnIion on tho Cross OF fGold," and
Every Other fnan,ty OF the Chicago
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Trouble Ahead.
silly siivsrits syiiogl.ms.
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Army or Cumberland Reunion,

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1o,-Ccn-
crnl. sosccrang, president OF the Soci-
city OF; tho. Army OF Tho Cumberland, an
nOnnces Its next annual re-union at
rockford, Ills, September 2S and q.
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so hrcAll Honest Democrnts.

Special Dispatch TO tho intcligcnccr. 3
% WESTON, July 10.-liou. lIonry
Brannon one Of the Judges Of tho su-
promo court, and lifolonE Democrat,
is an, outspokcn opponent Of free silver
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NEW YORK - IA. Gnscogrc, lInvrc;
Srhiedam, Amsterdam; Spnarndam. Rot-
. OIL
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NEW YORK. July l9-Thc following
bulletin was given out at the residence
of Cornelius Vanderbilt at 10 o'clock to-
day: a55
mfr. Vanderbilt passed n comfortable
night. His condition remains the same
La VI rnnnrtnI y 49, :
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For West Virginia, threatening wcn-
thcr with possible light showers Mon.
dny afternoon; soulhcrly winds :.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
showers; fresh to brisk southcrly Winds.
l.ocnl Temperature. tAfi9&3
Tho temperature Saturday US observer
by c., Schnept. druggist. corner Four
lows: Ig
n, m,."...,,.." t5a y. m.."....".,..g 90
u m, ........,,... Rj)7 D. tu.,.,....,E..,,f So
2m.,...."n"..". SlWcather, Fair. 81.
Sunday. - III
n. m..:..."...,,. G5la il. m..u......,,,.e %
n. m.....",,.." ~, m.,...:......,ES5
Il m,""..."..".s, S9lWea,her, Chans'ble.
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Vermont News.

Two cows belonging to F. l.. Davis of
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cent examination by state inspectors for
tuberculosis.
George Goodrich, Morrisville grocer
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off into the nearby woods. A hunting
party has been out after the animal but
has not seen it.
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Rev. Zephaniah Meek, d. d., is a
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Central Methodist" the leading
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