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Railroad Conductors Brother.
hood.

ATLANTA, November G.-Tho Conduc
tors Brotherhood adjourns tonight
Grand Chief Conductor Crosse, OF Crest
line, was expelled and WI. Collins, o.
Hornellsvillc, New York, was elected ii
his place. There was present: Conduc'
tor i. A. Strunchfeld, Of Crestlon, Iowa
Assistant Grand Chief W. Long, Of Fl
Wayne; Grand Secretary j. NJ. Bradley,
Of Atlanta; Grand Treasurer Calvin s
Wheaton, Of Elmira, n. Y; Grand Con,
ductor OF Ceremonies W. II. Morse, oi
Omaha; Grand Inside Sentinel Lewis Ku'
gle, Of Catawlssa, Penn; Grand Outside
Sentinel NJ. s. Smith, Of Pittsburgh. The
next meeting takes place on the lSt Mon
day Of November 1870, at Omaha. There
was banquet last night and there will
be grand excursion to Florida Monday
neTt
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brigham StilI Under the weather

SALT LAKE, November Glowing tc
the sickness Of Chief Justice White
there has been no session in the Third
District Court for several days past, and
Judge Boremnn has been requested by
Judge White to remain here temporarily
and assist him in disposing Of the bust.
ness Of this court, and the motion tc
yacate he alimony order Of Judge Nc
Kean will naturally come up on Satur.
day next, and probably before Judge
Foreman. The health Of Chief Justice
White Ia improving, and ho may be able
to sit on the bench next week. Mean.
while Brigham Young remains prisoner
at his house, with improving health.
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BELLARE LocArs.-The entertain.
ments given at City Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings by Dr.. II. II. Arnold
we're two Of the most worthy affairs that
have been held here for several years
The automatic oil farm IL truly u me.
chanical curiosity. A more wonderful
one we do not remember 10 have seen or
heard Of.
Wallace's Cornet Band excurted down
the river on the Courier and back on the
Express on last Saturday, and the mem.
bers say that II would be difficult to have
a more enjoyable time.
Business in the city iS gradually i'm.
proving, and several new enterprises are
10 be undertaken which will give Bellaire
an advancement in prosperity.
The Belmont County Board Of School
Examiners met in the school hall, In this
city, on Saturday last. MeSsts. Burns
and Alexander, Of 81. ClairSvillc, and
Shreve, Of Martins Ferry, compose the
Board.
The opening sermon Of the session Of
the United Presbyterian pfesbytery Of
Wheeling will be preached in the U. 7,
Church, Guernsey street, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ tomorrow. The organization may
continue in session more than one day.
The young mems prayer meeting Of the
Presbyterian Church will meet al the par.
sonage this evening for reorganization.
Yesterday, for The first time on Sunday
in many years, the Postofice here was
opened for an hour, from 10 2 P. NJ
This is rendered necessary by the arrival
Of the mail from the West In the fore.
noon.
The Eastbound fast line on The c. O
Railroad was about three hours late yes.
terday.
Nj. F. f. Kelly, corner Of Union and
Thifty.Grst streets, has the exclusive
agency in Bellaife for the daily and
weekly 1STELLi0EECER, and has IL de.
livered each morning by carriers at the
publishers' price. Subscribers will find
II to their interest to take II oi him.
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LEWISTON, ME-, November 7.-some
excitement was created in Leeds, Me-,
over the discovery yesterday Of arsenic in
large quantities in the family we'll Of Il.
9. Thomas. Fortunately II was discov.
cred in the first pailinl pumped up from
the we'll before any one had drunk from II.
". Keith, a neighbOr, has been arrested
on suspicion, he having purchased a large
quantity In Lewiston last Thursday.
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tonllnrrnilor Id Mhllehnll.

WHITEHALL, November 8, MA
large conaagralion is now raging here.
The fire was discovered in The Lake
House, and has taken the Yules House
DelanoS billiard room, Hall 4 Kittredgo''
hardware store, and is rushing up Canal
street south at a fearful pace. II Is i'm,
possible to determine where ii will end
Ills blowing gale from the north. Aid
has been sent for from Rutland.
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The Next state Eleeti0n-CanlJ
dates Suggested.
FLIRMoNT, Nov. Q, 1875.


Editors IntellIEenocr.
We think you will find ii to be The pre-
vailing desire Of all Republicans in the
State to enter The next canvass we'll pre-
pared, we'll organized, we'll oficered-in
every sense ready for the fray. It is not
Justice 10 the zeal and earnestness with
which the party are wont to do their duty, f,
their whole duty, that the "maSterly mac
tiVity" Of several years past should again
prevail. II should be our purpose In
the coming contest 10 20 10 and win, lit.
orally, and We have confidence in our
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LIsrowELE, Ont, November GA six.
ty horsepower boiler exploded In a saw
mill to-day, making q total wreck Of The
mill and the windows Of nearly every
house in town were smashed, while many
stores had their fronts blown out. No
lives lost. The loss Of property Il heavy
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weather Report.



For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
rising followed by falling barometer,
northeast winds shifting to SouLhefly,
slightly warmer and clear or clearing
weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, rising barometer,
north TO west winds, colder and partly
cloudy weather, followed by occasional
rains In The former.
For the Upper Lake Region, falling
barometer, soitherly wind, warmer and
cloudy weather and probably light rains,
followedby rising barometer, nottherly
winds and colder and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Lower Lake Region and the
Middle States, falling barometer, north.
efly 10 eastefly winds, slight change in
temperature and cloudy weather, with
rain In the latter, and probably extend.
Ing to the former.
For the New York canal region, TEN.
perature slightly above freezing Monday
niphi
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, November G.-Thc
run Of coal for lower ports by the pres.
ent water will aggregate 1885, 900 bush
els, as follows: For Cincinnati 32j
bafgeS with 3,5OO,0OO bushels; for Louis
Vile 25 boats and 275 barges with $780,.
600 buahels.
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TuE ELECTORAL CoLLEGE.-We ven
tured day or two after the election to
compile list Of States likely to vote
Republican, and another likely to vote
Democratic, next year, as we'll as lisI
Of those likely to be doubtful, by which
we gave III electoral votes to the Repub'
licans and l27 to the Democracy, leaving
69 doubtful. The New York Herald
complies a table as follows: To the
Democrats il gives
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ST. LOUIS, November GA Globe. Dem.
otrdi Tracy, Mo, special says that Henry
Rencke, convicted Of murder, and Mere.
dith Walters, convicted Of numbering
Miss Galway, young lady who would
not receive his attentions, were brought
before the court to-day and sentenced by
Judge Edwards to be hanged Friday,
Ilerntnhnt II
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Religious revival in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, November e. Religion
runs high here now; Rev. W. ]. Lowry,
the new pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, commenced services to-day and
night In Library Hall in the presence of
large audience. Rev. DR.. 4. h. Simp.
son also conducted n meeting 10 large
crowd at Afacauleys Theatre tonight.
Ministers from Persia addressed Sunday
school mass meeting; and all The places
Of worship were we'll filled with anxious
auditors. A meeting Of prayer in honor
Of the success of Moody and Sankey is
ialkai NJ
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TURKEY.

COSsTANTlEorLE, November 7.--The
truth Of the dispatch from Ragusa, pub.
lished in lie Nordc, Of Brussels, yesterday,
representing that the Ntusselmans in Her.
zegovinin were exaSperatcd against and
preparing to massacre the Christians, il
officially denied.
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FIRE RECORD.


Sr. GATHERINGS, ONT, November 7.-
A fire this morning destroyed the main
building Of the St. GATHERINGS Wheel
Works, owned by Hunt, CairS 4 Co. Loss
on building and machinery $4,000; stock
$4,000. Machinery insured for $500;
building $500; stock $4,000. sixty
men are thrown out Of employment.
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ingStates

1t will be seen that the Herald has nc
doubtful list. 1t ventures to give Con
necticut, New Hampshire, New York, In
diana, California and Florida to the
Democrats, all Of which may be fairly
classed as doubtful, with the exception Of
Florida, which is pretty sure to vote Re
publican. It also places Colorado in the
list Of Republican States, although It il
a Territory, and also assigns North Caro-
lima to them, while it is pretty sure tc
vote Democratic.
OF course the HcralfS classification
elects the Democratic candidate, and yet
that paper processes to feel very doubtful
on that point. Commenting on the re-
spective lists it makes the following OBJ
seryaIiOns:
The striking feature OF this compar'
ison Is the near approach to equality In
the strength Of the two political parties
It shows that the next Presidential
election is to be one OF the most close and
doubtful, and therefore one Of the most
strenuous and exciting, that has ever oc.
Cured in the history OF our politics. As
things now stand, judged by the latest
elections in all the States, the Democratic
party would elect the next President by
the slender majority Of seven in the elec.
tOral colleges. > The signal
Democratic Feverses OF the present year
will prove u fortunate chastisement II
they should teach the party little need
ed wisdom. There Is nothing 40 marvel
Gus in our politics "a the inability Of the
Democratic party to bear prosperity.
Ever since the close Of the war It's head
has been turned by every indication OF
approaching success. II has uniformly for.
ieitcl It's chances because II has had no
sobriety Of judgment when fortune has
seemed to beCkon it.. II fanCied itself
strong in 1868, and the use ii made Of
that great opportunity was to commit it.
self to Mr.. Frank Blair's crazy nulifca.
tiOn OF the reconstruction measures. The
consequence was nm utter prostration OF
its hopes By the triumphant election OF
General Grant, which was ioregone con.
sequence from the day when the Demo.
cratic National Convention put forth its
platform and ticket. The prospects Of
The party were remarkably bright and
hopeful after the splendid series Of sue.
cesses in the State elections OF last year.
But the "tidal wave" only tempted the
party into the commission Of new blum
ders. In its sanguine and overweening
confidence it rushed into fresh mistakes,
which have cost II nearly all II gained.
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Greenbrier Independent in the expression

Greenbrier Independent in the expression
Of the hope
"That its members will assemble with
the sole and only purpose Of subserying
the true and real interests Of the State.
Their actions and deliberations will be
watched closely by their constituents.
The true interests Of the State require
good and wholesome laws, and the people
require and expect these Of their repre-.
sentatives. 1t Is to be sincerely hoped
that no irrelevant and outside issues will
be introduced to prevent healthy aud
iudicious legislation
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Marine InteIllgence.

s4SFRANCrsco, November 7.-Arrived
The ship Carrothan, New York.
New YoRK, November 7.-Atrived-
Steamers Wyoming, Baltic and City Of
Richmond, from Liverpool; State Of Ne.
vada from Antwerp.
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IRELAND.


DUBLIN, November 7.-Carlinal Nc
Closkey assisted at moss in the Cathedral
yesterday. An immense congregation at.
tended the services.
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wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE, November G.-There was
aurryof excitement here on account Of
the report that Taylor iS elected Cover.
nor, but the report proved unfounded
Ludington's majority cannot be varied
much from 800.
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SAN FRANCISCO, November THE
last dispatch says that ample cause fol
the belief Of the testimony Of a dam.
aging character will call for q court
martial.
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The nalntiilInr illerit,

SAN FRASctsco, November 6.-The tes.
timony in the case Of Kenny, the default.
ing clerk Of naval paymastef Spaulding,
IL concluded, and the court adjourned TO
Mare Island. There IL ample cause for
believing the testimony Of a damaging
rhaFarteF
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The IInnans Eineiinn.

TOPEKA, November 6.--The Common
iFedlh has returns from ninety.six repre-.
sentative districts with six to hear from
Of these 70 are Republican, 6 Democrat
and II Reiormer.
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DETROIT, November 0.-The schooner
Milwaukee, with a cargo Of stone, sprung
a leak and Sunk in Lake Huron lasl
night. The crew we're picked up and
brought to Port Huron.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
A Hundred Guns at the Capital.

n l1uuVFeu Guns ~ Aue NHpltuA'
WAsHrN6FoH, November GA hun.
dred guns were fired this evening by the
Republicans in honor OF the political
victories Of Tuesday last. A procession
was formed and marched to the Execu-
tive Mansion, when the people Serenaded
the President, who acknoWled the COM
pliment, as follows:
GENTLEMEN-I am very glad to meet
you on this occasion and to congratulate
you on so good cause for rejoicing 10
the entire country over the election Of
last Tuesday. While the Republican
majoritieS were not great, they were
sufficient to accomplish the purpose. The
Rag baby has been entirely suppressed,
and the people now know what kind
Of money they are to have in the future,
and | think we have assurance that the
Republicans will control this government
at least four years longer.
Three cheers we're then given for the
President, three cheers for hard money,
and three cheers for the Presidents school
policy. The procession marched to the
residence Of the Secretary OF the Navy.
II was there announced that Mrs. RObeson
returned thanks for the serenade to the
Secretary, who was absent from the city,
Ex-Governor Shepherd was next Sere-
naded and made aspeech.
POSTAL CARDS.
The postal cards that were issued by
the POstOtllCe Department last month
amounted to 20,l38 900, the largest issue
by at least 100000 ever made in the
same time.
IMPORTANT To WHISKY DEALERS.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has decided that under the statutes all
inventions for aging spirits when
brought into use In bonded warehouses,
according to propositions made to the
Department, constitute the work Of recti.
fCatiOn and publication, and those using
such processes become rectifers Of the
spirits and are subject to taxation as
such.
THE UNION LEAGUE.
A meeting Of the National Executive
Committee Of the Union League OF Amer
lea was held at the Colonade Hotel, Phil.
adelphia, Thursday night.
THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Secretary Chandler is yet undecided
what recommendation, II any, he will
make in his annual report with reference
to the Indian Bureau. lie has not deter.
mined to recommend the transfer Of the
bureau to the War Department, as has
been stated. Whatever action is taken It
will le In accordance with the views Of
the President and all the members Of the
Cabinet.
CLAIM DIsALLowED.
The First Comptroller Of the Treasury
has disallowed the claim Of the State Of
Nebraska for $53,03s, being five per cent
on 81 25 per acre Of the estimated guam
tity Of Indian reservation in that State,
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CHICAGO, November G.-The United
States grand jury yesterday returned a
large number Of indictments against
whisky distillers for alleged violations Of
internal revenue laws.
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BOMBAY, November 7.-llef MujeStys
ironclad Scraps arrived to-day with
the Prince Of Wales.
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CISCiSS4Tt, November G.-Steptoe &
McFarland's machine factory was par.
italy destroyed by fire tonight. Loss
estimated nj $1,000,
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OnlSiai Vote OF Alieebeny t,oun,y,

PITTSBURGH, November 6.-The follow.
ing is the official vote on the State ticket
HarLrantt, ls,707; Pershing, 1926.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-The Off.
cial Democratic majority in Northamp.
ton county il 1891.
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an k,'tai! ''"' We ''' = ~,
.t, a.r looking ~ ''''e'' iV' '''''
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,--.a5r. The " ne'o P'i"''
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i,hetamnii'ec 'h1fged win 'ht
l,,i.aIltrurs evidence IN 'he case Oh
..,a,, against lhe Treasurer anu ""'
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...gti.a oi die House oI De'esa'es VI
5 crime. lri m''''meanoF'' Inns
.,Ig,iaa ga.lioP'sd m the -4'h oil
s,,awlp,b by Tie "'efwheImIng vote
Hglj. upon die 'rsas.h OF the re-
,apf,.,aicl 20 Oh, li.I'e Dy the lion
g,a,,n Good chairman ii The SPecla'
-ni,ttr,.,ci to investigate the imam
rJras state
lutdinlic Com,oiI'er, consisting OF
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o. The House "a to hear tile report oil us
committee, and then determine whether
D,o on with aid proceedings, In case
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twill be to prepare and prefer articles
Of lmpeachment at tle bar Of the Senate,
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'''"s""e '',''' WV, '"|' OO'' ''s wv """"
cIal o'hce" o' Tile state loF llaIleasahce
and cottnpiioniu in their respective offices.
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Cou,t oi Iunaocbma,, nojor mc,, rr,os
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inpe,cbmeD, will Le nra.eco,sJ IN mncb
the same woy n. bofo,s , ronr, 81 low
b,b ,iIe, Willis ,o,,.,oo,o,I hv corr.ol
,be Ilopp by tt.m,n,,s,, ,rI,bo Andi.
,o,,nl Treasurer bv vbom.oovsr thsv
NAV select witpe..e. will 10 examined
and evidence introduced according IN tho
rule. tb,, NAV hs ,dor,od II !, mi,
probable that je.. than = month will Iva
cJnumed in tho ,,i,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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,S,...,s. , Ss"''Is =, y" Prosecutions . o' '"',
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CANADA.

neral.
MONTREAL, November G.-The police
have been furnished with one hundred
breechloading rifles, to be used II neces.
sary at the Guibord burial.
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LIVERPOOL, November G.-Thc pro.
prietors OF the London Times will be sued
for libel for denounCing the operations Of
the Cooperative Credit Bank as a scandal
and disgrace to the city, strongly intimN.
ting Of Its swindling tile public.
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ENGLAND.
I,rCnnrIng Ior IIostiIitics,

LONDON, November CA telegram
from Vienna says the Austrian frontier
forts at KUN, LISA and Ragusa, are
making ready in event OF hostilities.
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travel, the Grams and jams and silent
damns, Of sinnerA on the railroad. The
"ticket sirl' when you have Just coa1ed
yourself to sleep in q lower berth over
the rear wheel Of sleeping coach, where
you have been for two mortal hours
counting the tingles and the jingles and
the Clatter and the rac.R-tac, rAc-a.tac Of
the car wheel on the splintefed rail; the
"inspect baggage STRIP Of the important
fellow who, on the dividing line between
the Estates" and "Our Lady, the Queens
Dominions, goes through your yAlise like
lightning. lltried TO resign myself to
these annoyAnces but in the effort was
not half 80 practical as a summer traveller
whose ecstasy was excited to such poet
10 and philOsophic height by flea bite
that he:spontAneOusly and melliAuously
murmured:
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A meeting Of the National Executive
Committee Of the Union League Of Amer
lea was held at the Colonade Hotel, Phil.
adelnhin. ThnrsdaY nipht.
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THE INDIAN BUREAU.


The First Comptroller Of the Treasury
has disallowed the claim OF the State Of
Nebraska for $53,O3s, being five per cent
on 81 25 per acre of the estimated guam
tity Of Indian reservation in that State,