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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-18
Poorly .put Up" Job.

IN. R,,iser Of yesterday prints a Dem
..,,ie pyramid, constructed out OF the
,,lia,ios S,si ,, States. viz; Indiana, Oregon,
,:.,,,i, Al.b,ma, Arkansas, Kentucky,
c,s,.e.icu, and West Virginia
T,,hor how the RtgiEe' puts up Jobs
4, II. public We may mention the fact
,s,,,s. Safe Of Oregon has as ye, held
so.I.,.ion this year, and the Connecticut
avn elections held the other day (,he
',I1 elections that have occurred in 1876
IN hit State showed Republican gains
0,.ron Aa. no. held an election since
IA, and the vote stood in that year
Democrat. 9,7l3, Republicans 9,l6S, In
3,pepden.s G,532. In 1870 tile vote OF the
81. v,,, Democra.sll,726, Republicans
1895.
50 much fot the Democratic pyramid
n. g.publie.n pyramid is bo.ched in
n. same reckless manner. is made to
,,n.i.t OF Ohio, Maine and Vermont
rb. State Of Colorado ia left out. The
,bIe editor does not know tina. Colorado
b., zone Republican, and he will continue
,ot to know j. until alter the Presiden'
,ill election.
The facts in regard 10 the elections Ottht
Il,, two weeks can be pu. in very small
o,up... and maIe very cIear to the or
lin.ry intellect. They are, frat, tia.
irC,Iarado the Republican. ovsrcame
Democratic minority OF 2,lG8, and have
,l.eted their whole ticket, including
s;.,e officers, member Of Congress, State
legislature, two United States Senator.
lai,b,ss Presidential electors. Second,
,hl,in Ono they have increased their
a,jori.y from $500 in 1875 to $500 thi.
r,r, gaining i've Congressman in the
II, TL;.J ,Lo, kara - Tnj;,r,
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Further Particulars.

CHARLEsroS, October 17.-Intense ex-
eitement has prevailed here all day re-
garding the Cainhoy affair. The bodies
Of the three white men, who were killed
outright and lett on the ground, were re-
covered to-day. They had been stripped
Of their clothing and were also hacked
and mutilated In q shocking manner.
One of the wounded whites died
this morning, and tits feared that several
others will die. One dead negro was
found at the scene Of the attack. BE IL
supposed to have been killed by the first
yolley fred by the black militia from
the bushes. 1t is not thought that any
other negro was either killed or wounded.
An armed force OF whites is guarding
the white families in the village. The
blaekGhave disappeared from the neigh.
borhood.
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Cannon, Torchlisht ana Fire.

ISprAxAro1s, October ls.-The Demo.
ctats celebrated their victory tonight BY
salute Of cannon, . grand torchlighi
parade, bonfres and fihe display Of fire.
works. Mr.. Williams, the Governor
elect, who arrived here this afternoon
was escorted from his hotel to the State
House square by the Williams Guards
and other companies bearing torches,
where speeches were made BY Mr.. vii.
liams, Governor Hendricks, and others
WHAT AR. WILLIAMS SAID.
The following Is a summary Of Mr.,
Williams speech: -.
any fellow citizens, I neither sought,
desired or expected the nomination for
the Office to which I have been elected,
It was the free will offering Of a great
party which appreciate in the highest
degree. The people have approved and
endorsed that nomination by elect
ing. I feel thankful to them for it
and will labor to make them the only
return in my power, and the only, return
which they will accept-a faithfHl dis
charge Of The duties Of the office, Ihaye
had a long and important connection
with the legislative department Of the
State, and It Ia gratifying to me to know.
that in the fierce political contest through
which l have passed, and in which scarce
anything has escaped examination, no
fault has been found with, not even crit
icism Of, my legislative record. After
the close Of that legislative service it is
very gratifying to me to receive from the
hands Of the people the highest elective
powerin the State. While 1 express my
highest appreciation Of the honor which
has been done me, / would not offer one
word or sentiment in the spirit Of exult-
alton. Ny full understanding Of the
responsibilities that am to assume, as
we'll as the proprieties OF this occasion,
make it improper for me TO indulge in
such speech. During the contest have
been the object Of political and personal
criticism, yet wish to assure you that
l come out Of the struggle with Kind feel
ings 10 all. No personal or partisan bit
terness will embarass me in the discharge
OF the duties Of that high office rs the
representative Of the whole people.
Ny fellow citizens, I congratulate you
on the result in Indiana, in respect 70 Its
influence upon the National contest now
pending. By both parties, and by the peo-
pie Of other States It has been
lelt that the result in Indiana
would have . great influence every
where upon the Presidential election, and
as the national result involves rs I
believe, considerations Of purity Of
Of the government, economy in expendi-
lures and the traternal relations between
two great sections, ] am greatly reioiced
that the State which has Been my Home
from my youth up has thrown her great
influence upon the side which / believe
will promote the honor. of our country
and the prosperity and happiness Of the
people"
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Fro,n fhe Indian Counlry.

CHICAGO, October ia special to
Tribuns from the camp on Amphibious
creek, Black Hills, October 18th, via
Fort Laramie, on the 10th, says: Gen.
Merritt with all the best horses Of the
fifth cavalry left here this morning, tax
ing sixty selected men from the second
and twelve from the third cavalry, ten
days ratIons, one hundred and fifty
rounds of'carbine aud twelve Of pistol
ammunition per man, en- route for the
fork Of the Cheyenne river, where large
band OF Indians led by Crazy Horse and
other hostiles are reported in winter
camp. The troops are in three detach.
ments, Offered by Captain Peale and
Lieutenant Hall, by Captains Mcmahon
and Van vleet and by Lieuienants King
and Smead, No wagons were taken, and
the rations are carried by pack mules.
The four hundred fresh horses which
reached here the day before yesterday
with recruits for the fifth will be used in
remounting the old soldiers of this regi-
ment, who will accompany Gen. Merritt's
flying cnlnmn.
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rHE FIGHT WITH THE sioux.

CHEYESSE, October 1.-THE body Of
private Fasker Of company K, ID cavalry,
was brought into Hulton's rancho yester.
day. twas not mutilated, but was strip
ped Of all It's clothing. In the fight
Messrs. McIlvane and McFarlane, Of
Cheney Rock, had their horses shot from
under them, and the latter = 1esh wound
in the right shoulder. The Indians were
armed with sharp's improved rifle, cali
bre 40. A number Of the shells were
brought in by Sergeant Parker. q. B.
Kelley, a who came into Chug to-
day from Cattle Round, reports that 20
head Of fhorses were stolen BY the Indians
from Seaghts rancho last night, and Alex
ander Ashenfelter, q rancheman, who
started from Georges ranch yesterday Tor
Seaghts has not arrived and it is sup
posed that he has been killed. A large
band Of Indians is believed to be in the
mountains towards the head OF the sabil-
10, and more raids are hourly expected in
this direction. A party is now organic
ing at the Chug 10 go up the Sabillo in
search OF Ashenfelter. -...--
A train that just arrived at telegraph
camp near Custer, reports seeing Indians
between this place and Red Canon, the
line will reach Custer tomorrow morn
inc
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Grand Republiealn Rally:

oAAp h4A-LS SSt' 47I 4o'V'
EIItots Inssllissuess:
The Hayes and Wheeler club had q
large and enthusiastic meeting at Sand
Hill last Wednesday night. Arrange
ments were made to raise a large Hayes
and Wheeler Gag pole at Lower Sand
Hill school house on Wednesday, October
25th, st2 o'clock. Prominent speakers
have been engaged and there WI be a
grand torch light procesSion at night
Eeighboring Hayes and Wheeler clubs
have been invited and good time Is ex.
pected. A special inHitation,is extended
70 all the Iadiea 70 epresent who can, and q
general invitation TO one and all.
Rssalso4, That copy Of this arrange
ment be sent to the Wheeling ISrEL1i.
oESuER, Moundsvills reporter, and Cam;
eFon Free Reu, for publication. " ,p5t
J. q. BAIRD, Pre,idens.
8. 4. BAIRD, On. S,c'y.
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Meeting of Hardvare Men.

ST. Lour, October 1.-The Western
Hardware Jobbers' Association met at
the Lindell Hotel in their third annual
session, with r. W. Booth, Of Cincinnati,
in the chair. They also held night
session. Both sessions were secret The
Hardware Association of the United
States also met at the Lindell Hotel to-
day and tonight, Mr.. Dana, Of Bostou,
President, in the chair. Their session
was also secret. Tomorrow both Asso-
Citations will be given an excursion on
the river, and in the evening there will
be a grand banqtlet in their honor.
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Patrick, OF Moundsyilie. ON III,
EleetIon.
FOn hi, p,psr-the Nationally
TFdIknFial Nall

The election in West Virginia on Tues.
day was very quiet and orderly. That
we will carry the day seems doubtful, but
II is evident that unless a change for the
better Is produced by this election, a
revelation is ineyitable. We can readi
in the eyes Of our followers that the new
constitution is = failure and will be put
out Of the way at all haEzards.--We have
done our duty, and Fray that with faith
in the sight rs God gives US to see the
right, the cause in which we have SO long
fought, will triumph. E9s2.., :.
CEditOrlI NO2l
The enthusiasm manifested in differ
ent parts Of the country elbows that the
people are thoroughly aroused and m can
10 wipe out the rotten aristocracies seek.
ing power. They are tired and sick Of
the present state OF things and mean to
have 4 republican form Of government
or destroy the present one. The Starva-
ton policy Is played out. 9'- SIt
[EdIturIal Nc. 81 4..-.r.....
We would like 10 see IN army oi
twenty thousand men march upon the
city Of Wheeling, sieEs the Capitol, de-
stroy the present State documents, and
establish republic in our midst The
rub IL about coming. when everybody
muat starye or fight for freedom. We
are tired Of seridom, and mean TO upset
the present powers. ..,-,l l. ..
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FIRE RECORD.

LOUISVILLE, October 16.-The most
FIRE which has visited Louis
willie in many years occurred at o'clock
this morning. The flames were discover
ed in Hecht & Harris clothing house
and it communicated 10 Davis & Haderns
liquor store, Carton & Daniels grocery,
and A. Levy's clothing house. All these
establishments represent large wholesale
firms, and were in one block and owned
by Messrs. Thorner . Co, ,ot Cincinnati.
The flames spread across the street, to an.
other block, damaging seriously the
Alexander Hotel, Geo. W. Mick's tobacco
and cotton store, @. J. Criver's hard
ware store, Fall City furniture factory,
and other houses which were also damag.
ed. Theloss will exceed 100000.
The Thorner block, owned by Samuel
Thorner, of Cincinnati, was valued at
Sl50,O00; insured for $4,000. OF this
$4,000 is in the Western Company, OF
Louisville, and $4,000 in the London,
Liverpool and Globe. George W. Wick's
loss is small, and is covered by S25,000
insurance in the Williamsburg, West
Chester, German Of Louisville, and West
err Assurance Of Toronto. Alexander's
Hotel, value 500, 900, insurance $50, 900;
Kentucky and Louisville MutualSl0 900,
North British $1,000, Springfield, Mass,
5000. A. Levy & Co.. clothiers, stock
100000, insurance $4,000. Carson,
Daniels 4 Co, grocers, stock $4,000, in.
surance $4,000. Davis & Holden, liquor
dealers, stock $4,000, insurance full.
Branders, Saunders & Co., cotton, loss
5000, insurance 5000, in the Royal.
LEVER & Co, l6ss;slnall, insurance S.
900. in the Royal Harris q Heck,
loss $50 900, insurance $40, 900.
Other losses not known.
SYRACUSE, NY, October 1.-THE vii
lage Of Jordan, onandaga county, N. Y,
was yesterday devastated by fire. The
Monroe block, owned by R, s. speeray,
together with adjacent buildings, was
consumed. Loss Ss0,o 900; insurance about
$4,000. EtF ,. O. /.
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Not Yet Identified.

ST.. LOUIS, October 17.-Nothing def
mite occurred to-day in the Frank james
case. Several men saw and talked with
the prisoner. Some Of them thought him
to be, as he claimed to be, John Goodwin
Of Louisville, while others think he il
Cal Carter, Of Texas, one Of the alleged
Atteryille train robbers. The case Is very
mysterious, and the identity Of the pris.
oner will not probably be determined till
DR.. Mosher. Of Sioux City, arrives. Pho
tographs Of the man have been sent for
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The European News.

The new. from Europe looks WaFlike
his morning, a. indeed it has looked for
RrsFaIdays past. There is no doubt oi
tie lac, that Russia is seeking Pretext
io'Uu With Turkey. Her traditional
rieV, iad policy Of ultimate empire over
tie Dlnubian provinces Of Turkey are
SUell known throughout Europe that
ious Of the Grea. Powers are deceived
";O her real intentions. The quotations
g the breadstuE market yesterday, and
l,'O the gold market, show that war be.
'Eeeu Russia and Turkey is looked upon
quite possible.
10 this country our people have very
little ides Of the IRE that burns il
ths breasts Of the Russian people for va,
SiihTurkey in consequence of the Turk.
uSa,'ocities in Servia. We notice a very
%Eaiac4nt letter republished in this
'ouu''! from the London Times Of Sept.
- written BY an Englishmau at Moscow,
'Al:a shows so wildly how the Russian.
iesI In regard to the pending difficulty
"i'een that country and the Porte thai
"a'eindueed TO make the following ex'
:ast ironit:
There j. no news in Moscow except
an regard to Servia, which Is the all
la'1Felhg topic Of the day. Every days
aAa Train to Rasoh takes away yolun.
sen, A telegram in this days paper
'Ass The number Of Russians in Servia
e 1900 OF whom 1900 are officers
"a" 50 much below the reported num-
y oi volunteers as TO be probably true
|al'ees are pouring out daily, mol
ss,' lfon Moscow and SL Petersburg
" 1s'o IRON the towns Of the interior
1la'a' Airln, Tsaritsin, VoWnesh, Var
,,., ..,t, AA'hot, and many other towns have
=, ~ 1aeii eontingents. Crowds assemble
At railway stations from which the
~. ,,,-a!te'' take their departure and send
~ ~ Away TO the sounds OF the national
Sc r hymns, prayers, and cheers. A
.aoe' which had been sent TO Seryia
carried to Troitsa 10 be blessed
~ - Sa'ecrated. Two, IL not three, iron
~ ~ CHURCHES have been sent from Mos
~ \ party Of celebrated Tchudoi
,sIN ssa have gone With one Of these
- ,,Ts'gSes, sS, and l sec another set are going
~. @Aos, In the streets, railway sta.
atlSay carriages, restaurants, etc,
a.; =. : scco.ied BY persons Of both sexe,
Ing In money.boxes with the red
N. painted on them. Such boxes are
~, Pci up At the railway stations, in
~ Ol The shops, etc. The Moscow " Ga,
@,,i rampant against England, and
rGis opinion ia catching The injection,
!,.o. ing 90 much further, ii NAV ret
4 ~ unPleasaatior uI in Rus,ia. but
n. = 'ee any immediate cause Of aiar1i
coo,...:.ToW So;eoW Ga,ttlt with bitter satire
isTSi0iates the English on having n
eosSi.d esad out that atrocities have Seen
RS,.;.s. in BGlgaria,-deeds which In
sSFoS;t,, papers have been regularly
IScs;SSllas tor months, but. which vers
d,s a 80 y the English pipsrs 70 rus
AID, consequently 4 treatet
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~ Va SAN AaaAdI
MAYORS OFFICE, October II, I

SAASsS.- SAAA4OuuSS1 IuAt 4uE LueE Alu IL uOL
CRY OF sAvANSAH,
MAYORS OFFICE, October II.
10 Our Bsasators TsrOsssoutGs Uaioa:
lis impossible to express adequately
the deep sense OF gratitude felt BY tho
people Of Savannah for the generous ben.
evidence which has been extended to uG
from all parts Of the United States, in
this our supreme hour Of distress and
destitution. It has soothed many . dy.
ing pillow and relieved many an aching
heart. Such deeds do more 10 bind tho
inhabitants Of this land in sympathy to.
gether as citizens Of common country
than all the political theories that were
ever advanced. All that We can now
return TO our beneiactors are our
heartfelt thanks and sincere prayers
that the Almighty may bless and
preserve in their own homes the no.
BILE people who have so readily come to
our rescue, and long shield them from
pestilenc that walketh in darkness and
the destruction that wasteth At noon.
day. Justice and candor require Us to
announce at this time that by reason OF
the large liberality OF subscriptions in
money and supplies already afforded to
rs, we are no longer in i'm
mediate need, and We therefore AJAX
our friends everywhere to cease for
the present their charitable contribu.
tons. II necessity for assis tance shall
again, arise among Us, We will frankly and
unhesitatingly appeal to them for relief.
lSigned EDWARD c. ANDERSON,
Aoyor cfSapanaah.
JSo. F. WHEATON,
AIDING Prssidsnt Of fts Sapannah BsaerOlsat
Asaneintinn
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Letter from n German In Reply
to an Article in the Register
from the New York Staats Eel.

10 Au AElACAo ~ AA0 AACbA.IGE
from the New York Staats lei.
tung.
EIItors lntGlhgencer:
Iwish to say something by way Of re-
ply N the article copied into the Wheel
Ing RsyiSer from the New York SaGts
ZsitHaS. nfiL..
The editor Of that German paper is
Oswald Ottendorfer, 8 gentleman belong
ing to the old TAmmany party, recently
christened the "Reiorm Party" and his
paper ia read among the Germans in every
large city OF the United States. He used
10 stand high as man and au editor, in
the estimation Of his German fellow
citizens, but your correspondent, who
lived in New York for ten years, IN COM
mon with the working men Of that great
city, now entertains very different views
Of him. I cannot but ask Of the German
citizeus Of Wheeling, II they know who he
is? What high and noble principles
tending to the interest Of the working
man has he ever advocatedI What
scheme for the maintainanee Of the ma
terial prosperity Of working men has ever
emana,ed from his brain2 Has be not,
on the contrary, been the advocate of q
policy detrimental to their interests !--.,.
Before the panic, when nobody knew
anything about hard times, Mr.. Often
doifer was 4 great man among the
Germans Of New York, he had 4 good
name and almost every body read his pa
per with interest. Bot In the hour Of
Trial Mr.. ottendorfeE failed them,
showed that his instincts were on
the side Of capital and not on
the side Of the workingman. New
York used to be the monopolist ofnearly
every line Of goods manufactured 10 the
United States. From thence they we're
sent out into all parts ofthe country.
The manufacturers started an unnsceSsa-
~ and ruinous competition in prizes, the
result OF which was that mechanics
wages were pushed down 10, 20, and It
last so per cent in order that the mana-
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Champion Game OF billiards

ST. LOUIE, October 1s.-A game Of BILL
liars, French carom was played tonight
between 7. J. Gallagher, Of this city, aud
Eugene Carter, the holder Of the cham
pionship badge Of Ohio, for the badge
and $500, 400 points, was won BY Gal
lagher in twenty-three innings. The
score stood 400 to go. The winners
average was II 9.23, and his best runs be-
ing 76, 73, and 7S. Carter's best run was
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ous table Of States likely to vote for
Hayes, in yesterdays paper contained
the name OF Missouri. The reader will
see by examining IL that it should have
been Wisconsin, as Missouri has Is votes
instead Of 10. Missouri Is "solid" for
T1I
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Rnrsted her alenm-PIpe.

MATsvrILE, KY, October 1.-THE
steamer Telegraph bursted her steam
pipe at the wharf this morning, blowing
down the cook house, slightly Wounding
Chas, Winter and sca!ding John Klineal.
Ter, the baker, but not seriously. No
others were hurt. She will leave this
afternoon, doing her regular business.
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Calhoun County.

EdlttOrs IrtelllseDcer: -
Our vote stands GOff 27S, Mathews 55s.
In '74it stood Gof 2S7, Wilson 4os. For
Senate, Maxwell, Rep, 2sl, Turner, Dem,
545. House of Delegates, (this is part Of
the delegate district Of Richie and Cal.
hounj hall; of Ritchie, has 2S7, Kelly, Of
Calhoun, $50, McGregor, of Richie, 46s,
Knots, Of Calhoun SIC. C.
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Nnnrinafed tor Congress.

LITTLE Rock, October 1.-THE Re
publicans Of the Third Congressional
District held 3 Convention in this city to.
day and nominated John Mcclure, ex-
Judge Of the Supreme Court for Con.
gress, now editor Of the Star.
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Comparing 1876 with 1874, We find a
decrease Of AS per cent in the number Of
cattle, Of Z per cent in sheep and 5.S per
cent in pigs. Considering that there is q
steady increase in British population,
this decrease Of food-yielding animals is
very important; and especially so to the
United States as the country from which
England must supply her deficiencies.
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Lake steamer Burned.

DETROIT. October 1.-THE steamer
Daniel Ball, Of the East Saginaw and Bay
City line, was burned about five o'clock
this evening while approaching Bay City.
The passengers and crew were all saved.
The Ball was valued at $4,000; insurance
about half that sum.
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NV YoRK, October 1.-THE revenue
otiesfs destroyed an Illicit still at Home
stead Station, n. J. yesterday, and n.
rested Jacob stofier, postmaster. Of the
place, on . charge Of being the owner.
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ID. locke and the Toledo
aRiade.

TOLEDO, October 17.-A change has
been contaminated in the propristOrShip
Of the Blade Of this place BY the resunp-
ton BY D. Z. Locke, Of bis old position As
managing partner,
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DENVER, Col, October l7.-A. K.
Yount, well known citizen Of Boulder
county, in attempting TO board . passen-
ger train 1t Boulder to-day, fell across
the track and was instantly Killed.
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B=y.fIIjesIIIye9grta:ph y jsIIy9
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
A Joint Discussion in Ritchie
..-.., County. Etc.. ,4s.g
HARREynLE, October IL,

SPeciAl . The InteINseneef.
After much reluctance on the part Of
Col. Ben Wilson, he and Senator Scott
met here in joint discussion yesterday.
The meeting resulted in complete VIC
tory for Scott, and Richie will tell the
full story Of her verdict in the case on
the 7th Of November. yorER.
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NEW YcRK, october17-The wrestling
match between Colonel Mclaughlin and
Jacob d. Martin, Of Michigan, for 81 900
and the championship, was won By Nc.
Laughlin. ~ a -i7 $, r=frTrJr TT
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DErRorr, October l7.-A Democratic
meeting was held tonight in the Detroit
Opera House, and addresses were made in
English and German BY Hon. Jos. Prittle-
ger, Of 81, Louis,