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TIM. mote Of Secretary Fish's, which
the spanish cabinet are discussing, is ex.
p,ainsl in asemi.oiEicial Washington dis
nat 4 to be a brici statement OF our gov
crnmenr. view. on the Cuban question,
which appear to be much the same as in
prryiou. ycars-in brief, that folks in
The United States are getting very sick OF
,be continuance Of the insurrection and
,hc maintenance Of slavery on that
i.lanI and think tits about time tor both
to be ended. Meanwhile, the policy OF
the United States in reference to Cuba is
declared to he zone Of expectancy, but
with positive and fixed convictions as to
theda,y Of the United States when the
timeor emergency Of action shall arrive"
and Secretary Robson is doing the best
lie can to get the navy ready for any such
emergency.
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Tic Monument Committee.

1NptASAPoLrs, November S.-The Com.
mittee on Monument appointed at The
late soldiers reunion, Of which General
Coburn Il President and Capt. Harfing.
ton Secretary, held a meeting to-day and
resolved to go 10 work forthwith. Meet.
ings have been called for the 4th Of De:
cember in every county in the State, and
q convention on December eth TO deter.
mine the style and location Of the monu.
ment and TO elect directors and officers Of
the association. Members Of the com.
mittee we're present from various points
Of the State, and report fair prospects tot
suCceAe
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ROTTERDAM, November 3.-The steam.
er Rotterdam, from this port for New
York, isnground in the NeIse.
New YORK, November 3.-The steam.
ship Mans, from Liverpool arrived.
LONDON, November 3.-The steamers
Queen, State Of Georgia and Virginia,
from New York, and Atlas, from Boston,
arrived.
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rnG immigration statistics Of the first
nine month. OF the present year furnish
.om, interesting information. There has
been, as il we'll known, considerable
falling oil from last year owing mainly
I, two facts the Lesser inducement to i'm.
migrationiD consequence oflabor troubles
that followed the panic, and the greater
pain. taken to check emigration by
the Governments Of Europe, The to.
tai immigration at the port OF New
York alone, from June ! to Sep
tembcr 30, Of this year, was ll2,347.
Oi this, Germany, Ireland and England
furnish gooldeal more than half. They
rank in the order given, Germany leading
with total Of 2s,362; Ireland coming
next with 29O7O, and England last with
1891 France sent only 2,A7-the
''ulorreH,mcaf Of land there keeps the
peasant at home. II is claimed, further,
that the emigrants Of this year are Of a
better cla.s, and bring more money and
greater kilt than those Of iprevious years.
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LOUISVILLE, November 3-The Board
Of Alderman after examining into the
charges preferred againt Geo. ". Levi,
Chief Of the Fire Department, rendered a
verdict Of aCquital tonight
A Couricr.Journdl special from Missis.
sippi, reports a great rejoicing in Missis-
sippi over the conservative victories in
Yazoo aud Marshall counties, the, form
er being carried by 1900, and the latter
by 500 majority.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, November 3.-The Demo.
Gratis have swept the State, electing the
entire ticket In nearly every county.
They have about thirty majority In the
House and six or eight In the Senate.
The Democrats elect the entire Con.
gressional delegation, with the possible
exception Of the Sixth District, and the
returns indicate success in that.
All Is peace, and no disturbances are
reported anywhere.
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Brutal. Assault Upon u Reporter.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, November 3.-As W.
p. Smythe, one Of the reporters Of the
Etcning DeSpdtch, stepped out Of the Grim.
inal Court room about noon to-day, he
was savagely assaulted by Prestley n.
Jones, Of the law firm OF Turner & Jones.
lie was knocked down and severely beat
en-. Turner also struck him over the
head with heavy cane. Smythe man.
aged to regain his feet in a few minutes,
and drew pistol to defend himself when
the police officers arrived and disarmed
him. They arrested both'Jones and Turn.
er, who were confined in tho Calaboose.
Subsequently a warrant charging them
with assault with intent to kill, was sworn
out against them, and they we're sent to
Jail.
The attack, which was totally unex.
pected aid brutal in character, grew out
Of mention in the Dispatch of the arrest
few days ngo OF Jones for drunkenness,
and some unproiesSional conduct on the
part OF the firm.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.-Several oil our Ian
cy goods dealers have already received
their stock Of notions and toys for the
holiday trade. The consequence will be
that their stock will be old when that OF
those who wait until later to buy Is new
and complete.
The big and little boys Of Bellaire cele'
brated AN lIalIow Fen Monday night,
No particular deviltry was done, with the
exception Of broken glass, bruised doors
and shutters, and stolen sign.bOnrds One
urchin wAs running along the street with
a cabbage stock when young man yelled
at him, "Drop thatW Let the stock go
with the head" exclaimed the boy rs he
threw It at the young gent,
"Big Joe Harris was in town yester'
day, and II our ideas OF bulk are correct
his shadow has not grown any less,
The dry goods firm Of Taylor 4 Arm.
strong, who have done the biggest bust.
ness In Bellairc for several years, has
quit the trade here, and the store was
yesterday closed that the goods might he
inyentoried and packed for removal to
Woodsiield, where Mr.. Armstrong will
go into the same business. Mr.. Arm
strong has been the active partner here,
and by his fair and liberal dealings and
efforts to accommodate, he has won a
place in the respect OF the community
which all will regret to see made vacant.
We regret TO hear that no improve
ment IL visible in the health Of Hon.
Isaac Welsh, whose illness from rheuma.
tism at bis home in the southern part Of
the county We mentioned several days
ago.
Chas. Sharp, an aged citizen, died Of
dropsy yesterday at his residence on
38th street.
A man, whose name we failed to learn,
fell of Of the c. & p. railroad bridge ever
Indian run on Monday evening, and
bruised himself considerably. Passers.by
carried him to the blast furnace, and at
last accounts he was doing well, although
It was feared that he had sustained serious
internal injuries.
Bellaire Is to have a new local newspa.
per-The NewJ,
Our enterprising photographer, "Jim.
mie" Sellars, and Messrs. McKirahan and
Strahl, went out TO Warnocks Station
last night to astonish the natives with
stereopticon and musical entertainment.
The Gymnasium Association seems to
be progressing admirably. We under
stand that they have rented room in
Streets block for their headquarters.
The change Of time on the d. Il o. Il.
Il. is not in much favor here.
Most OF the horses here and hereabout
have recovered from the late attacks Of
the epizootic. We heard Of but one
death from the disease in the neighbor.
hood.
The public school children had a holIi'
day yesterday, the teachers and Superin-
tendent having gone on n tour Of inSpec'
tion TO the Wheeling schools. They went
up on the street cars in the morning and
returned by the same conveyance in the
evening.
Several Irishmen engaged in n row..
competition open to all--at the house Of
Mrs. MOnNhan, in lower Bellnire, on
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 3.-Returns
this morning make II certain that the
Republicans have elected Livingston and
Wheat and the State ticket by maioritieS
ranging from 1000 to 5000 and carried
the Legislature by 80 majority on joint
ballot
MILWAUKEE, November 3.-Returns
received at this hour (mijnighD show
that Ludington, Republican, Is elected
Governor by 1900. The balance Of the
Republican ticket Is probably elected,
though there Ia some doubt about Beatt,
for Treasurer,
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New YoRK, November 3.-Five under.
writer's were to-day appointed az a com.
mittee TO arrange for representation at
the Centennial Exhibition.
GRAND ISLAND, NEB., November a.
Mrs. Halle Clsain, formerly Miss Pool,
Of Arlington, Mass, died at this place this
morning. She has been to California for
her health.
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bank Bnrpinri1ed.

SCRANTON, PA, November 3.-The
First National Bank Of Pittston was
broken into last night by band Of burg.
lars, who entered the vault through the
top, when they blew open two special
safes, from which they distracted $4,000
in bonds and money, after which they de.
Camped. The robbers entered and de.
parted through the roof
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SPAIN.


MADRID, November 3.-SAballa having
returned to Spain was arrested by the
Carlists. lie and Gen. DOrregary will
be court.martialed for the late disasters
TO the Carlists.
The ElrOnisia announces that the King
will take charge Of the northern army
early in December.
An official dispatch from Marines
Campos states that the last Of the Carlist
rebels in Catalonia, numbering $50, in.
Guiding commanders, ask amnesty. The
pacifcation Of the province Is reported
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S1INNESOTA.

sr. PAUL, November 3.-The Repub.
lican: estimates Pillsberrys (Rep.) ma
jotity to be about 10000. The LegiSla.
ture two.thirds Republican. Pfaender
(Rep.)for State Treasurer; he run con.
Siderably behind his ticket, but will pro.
badly be elected by 5000 majority. The
returns come in very slowly.
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san FRAScIsco, November IA dis.
patch from Yuma reports a severe schock
Of an earthquake to-day. Aspecial from
Virginia City says the mining situation
is encouraging, the water being reduced
and rebuilding going on rapidly.
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Boston, November 3.--Oi the Metho.
dist Bishops Of the United States In ses.
sion in this city eleven were in attend.
ance, embracing the entire list except
Bishop james. The session to-day was
secret.
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brigham still SIck...Ann Elias
A1imOnys

SALT LAKE, November a. Brigham
Young is still sick in bed in his own
house in charge Of the U. 8. Deputy
Marshal. II Is expected that the motion
to vacate the order OF Judge Mexican Of
February 26th, ordering the payment Of
alimony to Ann Eliza, will be argued be-
fore Chief Justice White on Saturday
next The Chief Justice was unWell TO.
day and no session Of court was held.
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A Desperate Fight.

Sr. Louis, November IA special to
the Republican from Kansas City says;
A desperate fight took place at London,
Summers county, Kansas, during the elec.
ton yesterday, and that Sheriff Neill in
attempting to restore order and preserve
the peace, shot and Instantly killed a
desperate named ]. II. Turner, and badly
wounded two others.
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Further from the Elections.

The main points in the returns ye ester-
ia, have not been altered by the later
new. ,hi. morning The Republicans
have carried both branches Of the New
York Legislature although Mr.. Bigelow
+. elected Secretary Of State over Fredrick
seward. Thi. i, not strange inasmuch as
Mr.. Bisclow had the support OF many
Republicans, among them the editors
ottbe y. Y. Pyl, and is in all respects an
e,.e.len; man and one who will be an
honor to the position, lie was at one
time Consul Of the United States at Paris
AMI afterwards our Minister at the
French Court, Few such men are elect.
eli. state Offices by either party.
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CUBA.


HAVANA, November q. Transports
with 1000 troops arrived yesterday from
Spain.
The government has Issued decree, to
take effect January lst., requiring the
invoices on all goods imported to be Ger.
tilted by the Spanish Consul at port Of
sh; ;nu,nNI
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 3.-Lewis' MAORI.
ty for Mayor IL 1878; the remainder OF
the Republicans on the city ticket are
elected except the Attorney and one mem.
Der Of the Board Of Estimates. The
Council will stand nearly lie on the
Sunday liquor question.
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WASHINGTON.
Change in Fast lIaiI.

WAsHISGToS, November 3.-On and
after the lst OF December the 4:55 train
for Cincinnati over the Pennsylvania
road will start an hour later, and will in.
clude one or more railway postal cans,
which are to arrive, as at present, in
Pittsburgh at 7;S0 a. NJ. and Cincinnati at
5P, NJ. the following day, and at st. Louis
between 5 and Q the next morning. The
limited mail train will be dispatched from
New York daily at 4;30 A. N.
Secretary Chandler returned this morn
ing.
Secretary Chandler, accompanied by
Assistant Secretary Cowan, called at the
Executive Mansion to-day and had long
talk with the President, mainly in regard
to Indian affairs. Secretary Belknap and
Generals Sheridan and Cooke partici-
pated in the conference and expressed
their well known opinions concerning
the Indian question, besides furnishing
much information respecting the praCti-
cal administration OF the peace policy
within the limits OF their past and present
commands.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has adj
dressed n circular to Collectors OF Gus
toms announcing that no importatiOns Of
cattle or hides will be allowed from Eng
land from this date, in consequence Of
the prevalence OF the hoof and mouth
disease in that country,
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Death Of prof HaeItett.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, November al.
B. Hackett Professor Of the Theological
Seminary, died to-day after few min
utes illness; aged, o..
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SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, November ga terrible
fight took place in Lima between the
Partizans OF Admiral Montreo and Gen.
Prado. Several Of those engaged were
killed and many wounded.
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The Pre- ,ldentiaI Election Next
Year.

In view Of the result OF the late elec.
tions a great c.oud Of mingled hope and
fear will oyerhang the Presidential hori-
lJn from TIL. time forward. The Demo.
cracy will not, Of course, despair Of their
chances next year although they no
doubt feel a' il their prospects had sut-
ierei heavy decline by reason Of what
has just happened. A few months ago
they were buoyant over the situation and
would hardly have paid an insurance Of
one per cent to have been guaranteed the
succession to Gen. Grant To-day how.
ever they would pay several per cent.
Thus has one brief year, and even less,
very materially changed the outlook.
The States that are likely to go Demo.
cratic next year are the following viz:
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Vir.
sinia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, /,
Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas,
louisiana, Missouri and North Carolina.
The States that are likely to go Repub.
Iican are Maine, New Hampshire, YER
mont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Penn
YIyania, New Jersey, Ohio, Michigan
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Nin'a', Nebraska, California, South Car
olina and Florida.
The States in doubt are Connecticut,
New York, Indiana, Oregon and Nevada.
The States assigned to the Democracy
willcaN l27 votes out Of a whole Elect
oral College OF 800. Those assigned to
the Republicans will cast III votes. The
doubtful States will cast G2 votes.
We have given North Carolina to the
Democracy, although ithas recently Voted
the other way, but in 1874 there was a
decided Democratic majority in the State
anl there i, every reason to expect one
In 1916 We have al'o given them Louisi-
ana, which might possibly be ClNsscd as
doubtful. On the other hand, We have
clas.cd Nevada "a doubtful although IL
went Democratic last wear. lust a, we
have cla.,cd New York as donbtful al.
though it ha, ut elected n Repub.
lican Legislature Va have ala,
cla,cl Oregon n, LoubfuL which
la,t year elected 4 Demorro,ic (,ovsrpor
by a snail pluralily. tbc lwo other c,ndi.
date. Republican and triensndonll h,v.
ing decided moio,i,v batween them,
According to our comnilotion II will
require the Democracy IN 90, o,lihc States
We have given them and 57 mt Of the 90
doubtful vote, or within ! Of NIL Of them.
Oa the other hand II The Rerublicaps
carry Indiana. in a11i,ior IN tbs S,,,ss
We have given them tbov viii havo more
than enough. in toct ,bev I,ct brt
one Of having enough without ,bs
aid Of any Of the doubtful State. Tho
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MASSACnUSETTS.

BosroS, November 3.-Returns from
332 cities and towns, Q to hear from, give
Rice $4,000; CASTOR, 1889; Baker, s,94l;
Adans liza
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OTTAWA, November S.-The Rideau
Canal will be closed the goth inst.
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In the United States Circuit Court to.
day, Judge Treat sitting ut Chambers,
appointed Thomas T. Buckley, New
York, Oliver Garrison and Jas. II. Beach,
ST. Louis, receivers Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad. They will be required
to give bond in the sum Of $jOO,0O6.
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The Governor has signed the death
Of six criminals convicted Of
murder; two in Conshatta, 10 be executed
Friday, November 10th; two in Monroe,
and two in New Orleans, 10 be executed
November 26th. Two Of the condemned
are white and four colored.
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The Electoral College in 1875.

The vote Of the thirty.seven States
composing the Electoral College Of The
Federal Union will be as follows next
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one Hundred Guns for Repubii.
can Victories.

NEW ORLEANS, November S.-The
State militia, under Gen. Campbell, fred
one hundred guns in honor Of the Repub-
lican victories.
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THE 0REAT FIRE IN IQrIQUE.

The Panama STATE and Herald Of OctO-
Der 2lst, has detailes OF the great fire in
lquique, the news Of which has already
been received by telegraph. Many iami-
les are homeless. The President Of Peru,
ordered the authorities to use G,O0O sails
for their relief. In Lima the different
nationalities contributed literally. Many
merchants had taken advantage OF the
reduced Tariff, and dispatched large
amount Of merchandise, nearly all Of
which is now destroyed, and the mer.
chants are bankrupt.
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FINANCIAL.
JOHN K. BOTsYORD, Prudt GEO, ADAMS, v, Prest
NJ A EnLNnLER. CanhinE.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.

tEbVUVu
l0UVVu
This Bank is orRniEei and prepared 10 transact
the business Of banking in all Its details
II succeeds the FiTsl National Rank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders aud Is under the
slmG management
BV carefully regarding the Interests Of liz Cores
p0Odents and DrpIsiiOrs, and by q prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes 1t hopes to merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States
Deposit Accounts subject to cheek at sight re-
eciyel from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and Individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit ISsuOl payable on demand
or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRRCTORS;
John K. BOtsiOrl, VIM. b. Simpson,
jacob 5, RhodCs, VIM, A, Turner,
CGOrge Adams, John l.. Hobbs,
Geo. W, Fmnzhcim, John 4. Wilson,
Henry NJ Harper, mY2l.i4W
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AN orNcE oF pREyENrIoN.
NEW YORK.
Stay Of EXECUTION Denied.

New York, November 3.-The motion
for stay in the case OF John Clark, SEN
fenced to be hanged at Rochester NOvem-
Der 9Th, for the murder Of a policeman,
was denied to-day in the Supreme Court,
STRUCK FROM THE CALENDAR.
The case against Tweed, for the recov-
cry Of SG,O00OOO, has been struck from
the calendar for this term on the ground
that no amended answer had been served
within twenty days after the case was
noticed for trial, wich raises a new issue.
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LONDON, November 3.-The Pail Mall
Gasette says that English occupation Of
Egypt is only question OF time, as that
step is necessary for the preservation OF
our Indian empire.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-08

RIGHT LIvING.-It is q hard saying.
but true one. that many professed
Christians are not seemingly happy
themselves, neither do they help to make
others happy around them. Why is it
so? Is it because they are trying to get
ready for the next world altogether, for
getting it is their duty to make them
selves and those around them happy in
this? 1t is very important TO know how
to live wisely and happily in this world.
This earthly life is to be lived here
We do not know much about the other
world; if the heavenly gates are ajar,
we can only catch faint glimpse, now
and then, of the beauty there Is within.
God loves beauty in this world; every
tree that waves. and every flower that
blooms, proves this so it becomes US TO
make our own lives and homes as beau
tiful and happy as within Us lies, trust
ing the future in the hands of God.
The religion that does not make US and
those around US better and happier in
this life, is not worth having; and they
that strive to do this, are serving God as
truly as upon Bonded knees, or IN the
services Of the sanctuary. Then, if we
are ever striving to make others happy,
1t will increase our own happiness in
this world and in the world to come.
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The CEoPs.-The crops during the
year just past we're. for the most part,
Of extraordinary abundance. the wheat
crop alone being 27.OOO.OOO bushels.
the heaviest for several years, while the
cotton crap. the next most important,
reached nearly 100000 bales. This
vas an important Offset against the bus
iness condition Of the country. fer, had
q short crop come upon the heels of the
panic. We should have a season unexam-
pied in suffering.
The unusual production was unques-
tiOnably owing IN part to the strong and
universal revival Of interest taken by
the people in agriculture. and the ex-
change Of the old slipshod style of farm
ing in many localities for systematic
and thorough method of planting and
cultivating. This interest, which is
constantly increasing. lessons a hundred
fold the chances for short crop in the
future, aud will add intellectually to the
agricultural value of the country. 1t Is
ono Ofthe most hopeful signs of the times,
and promises to be vastly more import
ant in its results than any half dozen Of
the brilliant Congressional theories for
increasing the national wealth and wei
fare, over which our representatives
waste so much Of their time.