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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-16

The played ''leacb," across the
way, who spurs" when he strokes
his silky whisker. still wrongly in
sists that our local assistant Mr..
Ham. drew the life like portraits
of his lying brother and himself.
The writer Of that sketch has
known tue boys from infancy nj to
their present insigniticsnce.
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NV Law CONSTRUCTION Every
dsy brings something new. Only a
brief while in the past, the maxim
was gravely laid down that politics
COULD be purified by lying-and
the inventor tried it on! And
now comes the same modern law
expounder and says that letter
written by A to z and received, is
NOT the property of the latter; but
legally belongs to A, and on de-
maDd, z MUST surrender it! Fun
ny, isn't it2
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me NJ T Hats, Gaps. Btl-. shirts
Il i III ELBatses, Trmpets. .Sc;. for ser
lie aal parade. At the old Mandatory,
Aj Grand ST., y. Y. Ca;ra> { B;r.. i5lwr.
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Grants majority in Pennsylvs-
mia, 10 1876. "a.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10
Great Ovation to Senator
Wilson at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, October 9.-The demonstra,
tion tonight in honor Of Senator Wilson
was probably the largest ever seen in st.
Lonis. The torch.llght procession em'
braccd all the clubs in the city in uni
forms, which with banners, Transparent.
cies and the glare Of torches made the
most brilliant appearance.
MIR. Wilson spoke at SGngeriest Hall to
q very large crowd. During his speech
the procession arrived with extiuVuished
torches, and with bands playing marched
into the building, which was filed 10 its
utmost capacity, There could not have
been less than 10000 people in the hall
When order was partially restored Mr.
Wilson resumed his address and was
greeted with cheers and great enthusi-
asm. He pronounced the demonstration
the largest and finest ever seen.
&The Democrats were also out in great
strength, their procession being unusually
fine, exceeding in length that of the Re
publlcans, and was marshalled by some
oithe most prominent men of the party
The annual illumination Of the mer'
chants Of Fourth and Fifth streets
accessory to the Fair, also took
place tonight, although not so gen
eral as last year. 1t was a fine display
the effect being greatly heightened by The
lavish burning Of rockets, Roman candles
and other descriptions Of pyrotechnics
The streets until II o'clock were literally
checked with people from all sections
The horse cars were forced 10 suspend
running, No such sight was ever wit
messed here. The meeting In Sgngerfes
Hall was attended by a large number Of
ladies, and opened by Miss Phoebe W. Cou
zins, who read poem and made remarks
In favor ot Grant and Wilson and lht
success Of the Republican party.
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Another Letter from Mr.. o,cOpor,

New York, October GA HsralFs
Richmond, Virginia dispatch has q letter
from 0Conor 10 James Lyons, of that
city, dated September 3Oth, in which
UConor says he has not indicated anv
alteration In his resolve not to be a candi.
date, as set forth 10 his communication TO
tho Louisville Convention. He adds:
III may be true, as you suggest, that the
people will not vote for any man who will
not announce, In public manner, that IL
elected he will serve them. If so thev
will never prefer me. should regard
SUCH an announcement as one made for
soliciting their support. II the Southern
people did not know, before l said
anything on the subject, that one
OF the candidates is man OF transcepdept
ability, they are siugularly slow Of
apprehension. The desolation of which
they complain Ia attributable TO him Is tbe
long and disastrous war that filed his
bloody chasm with fratrlcidal Slaughter,
involved the whole country in debt and
demoralization to the unequalled. Com.
blned with the folly OF this one exceed.
lnglY able, exceedingly amiable and ex-
ceedlngly mischievous man, I regard the
posSIl -! His election within possible
aversiun II the heather times prevailed. I
would cheerfully surrender nv person ag
q sacrifice on the altar of that duty whose
controlling events might thus be propitia.
ted to save my country from impending
ruin"
Mr. OConor did not wish this letter
published, but Mr. Lyons thought other.
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INDIANA.

indianapolis, IND, October 9.-Thc
election returns are still very meager.
Earl River township, Hendricks Co.,
Republican majority l2; Republican gain
tS.
Third Ward, New Albany, Democratic
majority 1884, Democratic gain, "a.
Grant township, Newton Co., Demo
cratic majority 81; Dem. gain, 55.
Harrison township, Fayette Co., Re,
publican majority s9-a gain Of 10.
Clark township, Montgomery Co., Re
publican majority so; Dem. gain, 2S.
Five townships in White county give a
Republican gain Of 50.
Washington township, Tippecanoe Co.,
Republican majority 5-gain OF %.
Prairie township, Benton Co., Repub'
lican majority 4; Dem. gain, "a.
Gregg township, Morgan Co., Repub.
majority %; Repub. gain, 10.
Prairie township, Clinton Co., Dem
majority l; Dem. gain, /.
Worth township, Boone Co., Democrat
10 majority 1888; Dem. gain, 40.
Carpenter township, Jasper Co., Rep
majority 105; Rep. gain, 90.
Richland township, Monroe Co., Rep
majority 1877; Rep. gain, 43.
Pike township, Warren Co., Rep. maj
ITO; Dem. gain, Z.
New Castle township, Fulton Co, Dem
majority 100; Rep. gain, 10.
Jackson township Hamilton Co., Rep
majority 50; Dem, gain, 2.
Decatur township, Marion Co., Repub
gain 10,
Green township, Marshall Co., Dem
majority IL; Rep. gain, 13.
Yemen township Hancock Co., Dem
majority 90; Dem, gain, %.
Laurel township, Franklin Co., Dem
| majority 99; Rep. gain, II.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

in Ripley, O., OF Tuesday afternoon,
John Cochran, tobacco dealer, Of that
city, shot and mortally wounded bis
brother.iu.law, Frank sidwell, who died
next morning.
Hon. Henry G. Deming, formerly
member of Congress from the Hartford
Comm district, died suddenly on Wed.
nesdsy morning.
The Albion lead works at Taunton,
Mass, burned Wednesday. Loss $4,000;
insured for 100000.
The Republicans fred 100 guns In
New York to-day over the election vic.
tories.
Wednesday, morning, at Louisville,
Dr. W. ]. Bell, q well known physician
ol that city, shot himself in front Of his
sons drug store. He had Just been re-
fused admittance by his son. Family
troubles the cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, October O.-Arrived, tht
Russia, from Liverpool.
w. s. Andrews, the well.known humor
ist, lcCtured on dialect humor to an au-
dlence of leading people of the literary
and professional circles in Meder's rooms
Fifth avenue, last night.
AT q meeting Of the Liberal Republican
and Tammany Judiciary Committees lasI
night, jerome Buck was favorably consid
cred for City Judge. Tho Liberals want,
ed F. ]. Fithian for the Supreme Court
Nothing definite was done.
AT q meeting Of the Erie directors yes
terday, committee was appointed TO ex,
anime into the present relations with the
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
Some $50 steersge passengers by the
steamship Atlantic, yesterday complained
10 the Commissioner of Emigration ol
rough and insulting treatment from the
crew, and that they had insufficient food
The Commissioner is unable to hold an
investigation owing to the complainants
having gone their several ways since their
arrival. ......
Suit has been commenced against Her
man Livingston and John Fox, residents
Of this city and members of the firm OIL
the firm OF James Connally s. Co., distil.
lers, Gt New Orleans, to recover 100000
tax and penalties, alleged to be due the
Government by the firm.
Thegrand jury of Hudson county, N.
j., has indicted the Chief of Police Nc.
Williams and detective Doyle for con.
spring 10 rob the National Bank Of Jer-
sey City, having burglars tools and al.
l0Wlng them to be used and breaking and
entering the bank. Doyle filed bonds
to the amount of $2s,OO0 for trial. Nc.
Williams had not been arrested up 10 ad-
journment Of court.
Horace Greeley has gone TO Baltimore.
The stockholders oi the Western Union
Telegraph to-day reelected the old dlrec.
tors and officers.
Prot. Tyndall and the Marquis Of
Queensbury arrived per steamer Russia.
Reddy the Blacksmith did not attend
the Pennsylvania election and was not
arrested in Philadelphia.
Considerable amounts OF November
coupons have arrived from Europe.
Assistant District Attorney Algernon s.
Sullivan declines to run for the Judiciary
The registration in Brooklyn is G0,477,
with one day remaining.
A. A. Phillips, porter in the post office
has been held in $1,000 bail for embez-
zling money letters.
William Kelly was fatally wounded al
Trenton early this morning by shot
fired by James Grey, q private watchman
Kelly says that Grey insulted his wife
and Grey alleges the shooting was done
in self.deiense,
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Eleventh District, Packard, Republican.

Eleventh District, Packard, Republican,
FT. WAYNE, IND, October 5.-This city
never before polled 80 large vote. Hen.
bricks received q majority Of 1875, q gain
OF 1888 over 1868. His majority in the
county Is 2,033, with four townships To
hear from, a gain oi more than ESQ over
1868, Shanks, Republican, is probably
elected In this Congressional district by
q small majority. r. ~
INDIANAPOLIS, October 0.-At eleven
o'clock the Republican Central Commit.
tee figure majority on the actual off,
cial returns from AZ counties, and partial
returns and IN estimated majority from
the. balance Of tho State Of eSs majority
for Brown, Republican.
The Democratic Committee claim net
gain on the returns from 65 counties on
the vote Of 1903, which, with partial re-
turns and estimations Of msjorities from
the balance Of the State, will elect Hen.
bricks by l 900 majority. The others are
so close that It may require the official
majorities to determine the result. Dem.
ocratS are jubilant. W.
The later returns giving Democratic
gains will not change the complexion OF
the Legislature, for inprevious reports the
Democrats concede a majority In the
Legislature to the Republicans. This
will insureSthe reelection Of Morton to
the Senate. "- -l
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 9.-Returns from
the county incomplete give majority
for Heilman over Niblack OF 1850 in
Vanderburg county and 932 in Evans
vile. The returns from the District in.
dIcatc the election Of Niblack for Con.
gress by very small majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, D. G., October O-But
little business IS being transacted In the
Public Departments to-day. tho absence
of the chiefs Of bureaus and clerks who
left here to vote, and the result Of the
elections announced today, being the
cause of the cessation of work. Good
humor prevails and congratulations arc
exchanged In official and other circles.
The following are the balances in the
United States Treasury at the close Of
business yesterday: Currency $G,867,.
S99, coin $7s,05S $50, including $24,950,.
900. Coin certificates, special deposits and
legal tenders held lor redemption. Ger.
titicates Of deposits $l7,72O0OO. The
Treasury Department Is satisfied with the
effect on business of its late policy il
selling gold and buying Of bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10
PORTLAND LETTER.
sull More Accidents ou the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad.

PORTLAND, October 8.
'OIlS Editors the IntCllIgences
n Wakefield Castle, u brakcsman on the
DAumore and Ohio railroad, fell between
tle cars OF his train while it was in mo.
SD, SSon, lGls morning, at cut No. 50, and was
mangled
a man named Bowling. aged about 90
SSsats, was run over by a train to-day al
naoon rAeeoon bridge, one mile west OF lnde.
pSenqe1Cc. lie was near the middle oI
.ae bridge when the train came upon him
,S Iuu as there are no fOotwalks attached to
VI" sag bridge, be was unable to reach the
,s suu G' 1t before the train struck him. He
vas I Instantly killed, being cut in pieces
H. we were told this evening by one OF
wy Gspatchcrs here, that a man employ.
~ ~ 10 the machine shop at Grafton was
,Iu DisVe over and killed in the yard at that
report says, this evening, that Thomas
SSutEe, the wRtchmsn who was injured
~ ,G Sne explosion on last Saturday, died
g. subsequent particulars in reference tc
,TSS.s!uFday's ,S.! accidents warrant us In saying
Saa. way our report Of them, published il
s.etdsy's edition Of the INrELIIGENcER
''ee'' OWENS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10

We haven't dished up a snake for more
than week, although there have been
several fine specimens lying about our
desk waiting for chance. Perhaps the
most interesting is small fellow from
Tennessee, said to resemble "the famous
viper of Egypt" though VIC cannot vouch
Tor that, as we did not meet with the IA
nous viper when VIC were in Egypt.
What gives especial interest 10 the snake
In question Is that he was sawed out Of a
solid log, where he was coiled up in a
little cavity Just large enough to hold him
more than a foot from tho surface, The
question Is how tho tree managed to hold
she snake long enough to grow around
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10

COLUMBUS, October GA jolllacation
was had by the Republicans tonight over
the election Of yesterday. A procession
was formed which marched 10 where
Speaker Blaine was spending the evening
and insisted on speech. In answer Mr,
Blaine spoke for about ten minutes in q
pleasant vein. He was followed by Gov.
Noyes In o three minutes speech. The
Republicans are fully satisfied with the
news from Ohio and Pennsylvania, but
could stand a little more positive news
from Indiana.
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River News.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, October O.-Wea,her
clear and pleasant; mercury, 70. River
fallen ! inch. Business dull
PITTsBURoH, October 9-River 60
inches in the channel and about station
ary.
CNorNEATI, October 9.-River 8 feet 8
inches and falling.
C1ARo, ILL, October 9.-The river has
fallen sinches. Clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October 9.-River station.
ary at 12 inches in the chute and "a
inches on Portland bar. Weather clear
and pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, October 0.-The Repub.
licans fired 100 guns here over the victo.
ries in the Northern elections.
There Is talk Of the new Liberal State
ticket here being withdrawn from tho
The Pope county trouble has been set.
tied, the militia disbanded, Dodson re.
signed and peace once more reigns there.
Major John J. Gibbons, Of Perry county,
in public discussion on Monday was
shot and killed by a Captain Hynes. The
latter was arrested and released on bail.
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The Late John W. Gill.

The death OF JOHN ". Gull, at Spring.
field, Illinois, is announced. Time was,
and not very remote, when the namo Of
NJ. Gill was as much q household word
iuthls city as that Of any citizen now
within its limits, and when he filled as
large sphere in its affairs as our most
sctiye and public spirited citizen does to-
dsy. Ar. Gill, who was Quaker, came
10 ibis city from Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, Just
shout thirty years ago-a young man full
Of energy and possessed Of what was then,
lor such place as this, very large capi.
ul-sOmethiDg over half a million dollars.
he was here when the Baltimore s. Ohio
Railroad was completed, when the
MCLure House and Atheneum were
built and during the period when
Wheeling was a city Of great expec.
tatiOns and her citizens had expansive
ideas as to her future greatness. Dir. GILL
was imbued with these ideas, and engaged
10 enterprises OF various kinds IN accord
slCe with them. We cannot attempt to
detail the many undertakings, successes
and failures, that attended the twelve or
fifteen years spent by him here in active
liteGa citizen of Wheeling, which lett
him, We regret to say, broken in fortune.
lie was one Of the firm that built the
Crescent Mill and that was broken down
by its failure. Heavy contracts unwisely
made caught the firm with u large lot of
metal on hand, when q decline came on
50 great and sudden that the loss in sin.
gle day by twas $4,000. Mr.. GILL was
for some years President Of the Mer.
chants and Mechanics Bank, and it
was through his signature on its notes
that the writer OF this first became nc.
quainted with his name. One Of his en-.
terprises was silk factory, which stood
at the south end of the Stone Bridge on
ground now occupied by JACKsoN's flour.
Ing mill. This factory made the finest
and most beautiful silks and velvcts, some
Of which took the premium at the Lon
don Worlds Fair. He was also an active
promoter of the building OF the Gas
Works. People then didn't know as
as much as they do now about the gas
business and subscriptions to the stock
Jagged. Mr.. GILL came forward after a
time and took all the balance required
some $4,000, VIC bellevc) and pushed
the work right on.
MF. Gill lett here, we arc informed
about 1855. At least, though frequently
here he did not reside here continuously
alter that time Though he never re-
covered the fortune lostin Wheeling enter.
PFIies, he never lacked for friends or
means enough to push various projects
which his indomitable energy impelled
him to engage in. Ho was man of gen.
ttous impulses and of great usefulness in
Al'day to this community-a better friend
10 everybody else than to himself-a man
who deserves to be remembered kindly
IoF his good deeds and better intentions.
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GhGstelIiattrrsr:
5,.fo,d at washington Hail To-
Night.

rant, LORENZO DAEFoRD, who has just
won elected to Congress in the district
.r,os, am the river, by majority OF least
ma thousand greater than Mr.. BINGHAM
r carried the distric! by two years ago, has
sor,eDted to speak to our people on ma
,iopsl politics at Washington Hall to-
,isbt Capt. DANFoRD is at once an able
.pd pleasing speaker. Whathe may have
,o ,ay will be worth hearing. We trust
The distinguished gentleman will be greet
ed with arousing house, and that tho
I,lIes in force will grace the occasion
With their presence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10

TUESDAYS elections having turned the
GREELEY Democracy topsy.turvcy, it is
suggested that the editor Of the Register is
now able to read that o'CoNoR flag at
O1aFksOdFg with perfect ease, without
Visiting his eyes in the least. is be.
leVed' too that he begins to look longing,
y IN that direction. In fact, it is even
sad application has been quietly made to
nOn' JoHN j. DAVIS to know whether the
lNgI''tr would now be permitted to come
'n'O the O'CoNoR fold, since tho GREELEY
pastures proved so barren. The answer
l%not yet transpired.
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MARRIED.

ARNDgL-HANDLAN.-on Wednesday. oe.
tooeF O., lS2, At the residence OF Nj John 8apS.
nan. y La Belle, BY Rev. John MoHat, Nj, @. &.
AENpEL and Miss LlEzEE ]. HANtLAN.
HEDGRs-LUMAN.-At the 81. Nicholas uo.
tel. Cumberland. Nd, Tuesday evening, Octoher
=, l61t Capt Q. n. G, HEpoEs (Conductof on Tho
.. q o. Railroad and Miss HRLEN NAM In.
NAN, yoonge.t daughter Of Samuel LumAn, RIG
Colorado. S~' W.T. W
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Wan DKPARTlrxEr,
OrFicE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0PEIciR,
WAsHIEsToN, D. G., October 9-T:80P P.n'
PROBABILITIES,

oHFicE or THE CHnF SIGNAL oPFIcIR,
WASHINGTON, D. G., October 9-T:S0R.H.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and the upper Mis-.
sissippi valley and thence over the upper
lakes and to the lower Ohio valley brisk
northerly TO westerly winds and cold,
clear or partly cloudy weather. On the
Gull and South Atlantic coasts northerly
to eastcrly winds and generally clear
weather. On the lower lakes partly
cloudy weather with possibly occasional
rain. Over the Middle and Eastern
States winds going southerly and west.
erly, with diminishing pressure, and
warmer and partly cloudy weather on
Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10
ST. LOUIS.
J. Milton Turner stabbed in a Po.
IIticaI Dispute.

ST. LouB, Dot. 9.-About, 8 o'clock
this morning, during o heated political
discussion between j. Milton Turner, COL
ored U. 3, Minister toLiberia, and George
medley, another prominent colnred man
OF this city, the latter stabbed the
former with . pocket knife, In the left
breast, inhicting q wound which 1t is
thought viii bc mortal. Mr.. Turner wSs
conveyed TO his residence, No. $40 North
llh Street, and Medley was arrested.
There arc various statements regarding
the cause Of tho difficulty, the pTincipal
one that Medley had espoused The cause
Of Greedy and Brown; but this does not
seem probable, as Medley had been acting
In the interest Of Grant and Wilson, and
has repeatedly spoken from tho stump in
their favor, :"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-10
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.

The Republican County Convention to.
day put q full ticket In the field, with tho
following candidates: Circuit Judge.
Chester II. Krum, at present United
States Circuit Attorney; Presiding Jus
tice County Court, Charlas G. Steifel:
Sheriff, Constantine Mcguire; County Col.
lector, Ellis N. Leeds County Marshal,
Emile Thomas; Coroner, DR.. s. H. Hill;
Public Administrator, Henry Gambs; Or.
cult Attorney, VIM. Kreiter; School su-
perintendent, Geo.iT. Murphy.
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~ Philip Voelker, ol Euclid, Ohio, was
T ,oSn from a wagon at Cleveland, on
i0.,y iISssasy morning, on slicker street, and
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct s.-Cougress by a vote Of
l6l against 57 refused to consider tho
amendment asking for the emancipa.
ton Of slaves.
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IL IAN such things be and overcome us
wUss Vac : summer cloud, without our special
tioS tEioUSuueFF"-Rt9t'ter on Pennsylvania cleo
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BY TELE0 RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIsenccr.

tBy the Western Union Line.
smeO Northwest cor, Of Main and Monroe St