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NE1GaBo oRHooD NEWS.
RELLAIaE.

There were many asking, during the
jolliacation last Saturday evening, who
that man could be dressed up as a woman
In calico and riding ut the tall end Of the
procession. According to the Bellaire
Tribune 1t was George Muth. And accord.
Ing to the same authority Dan Theobald
accompanied him, and both were jollify-
Ing because their sympathies had lately
been turned towards the Republican
party.
Tho alag that has been lying over one
half Of some Of our streets, waiting for
muddy weather to pack It It in the ground
and make al solid roadway out Of It, has
been sprinkled over with dirt by the
Street Commissioner, tired OF waiting for
the muddy season.
The often noticed fact that the oripina.
tors Of great mandatory seldom get the
legitimate fruits Of their enterprise, while
those who come after and buy out the con.
cern at q low price get all the benefits,
may perhaps be illustrated again by the
case Of the Bellaire implement Works"
Mr. Beazle has started foundry in the
building, and his business Is growing
steadtly-iti Is what Bellaire needs. And
beginning at the bottom instead Of the
top, the implement works may grow
again.
President Hayes met no reception com.
mittee here-very few knew OF his pass.
ing through, although some wondered II
be would not pass through thisway.
The long.talked Of joint stock store In
South Bellaire is at last organized. WIN.
Long Is the storekeeper and Treasurer: s.
Il. Lee, Secretary. The Directors Are
Levi Cassell, Albert RDdeIer, David Dar.
rah, Joseph Bates, Richard Heslop, Peter
Schramm and Clarence JefIers; Of whom
Levi Cassell Is President. The name IA
the Miners and Mechanics' Union Gro.
Gerry. Each stock holder is allowed to buy
on credit to the amount Of his paid 10
stock; but must pay the amount Of his
oil III thirty days or else forfeit his stock,
A public night school will start next
Monday evening. The opportunity will
ne embraced by many, no doubt, a. It has
been In other years. Belaire Is peculiarly
IN need OF night sChUOl, for 80 many OF
both boys and girls cannot attend school
In the daytime.
The three Bellaire newspapers are now
engaged In belabOring one another, The
Tribune gets blows from both the Others;
but the Colonel is used TO it, and 1t Is not
likely that the efforts Of his old opponent,
John Heaton, OF tue st. Clairsville Gdsete,
can be surpassed.
The Bellaire Turner'S dedicated their
new hall Wednesday evening. The St.
Cecilia Band was out early in the evening,
and members Of the Wheeling Turner's
came over. II was late when the exer.
ctses were over, and the members appa-
rently enjoyed themselves. R.C.F.
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MARRIED IN HASTE,
with the Usual Leisure 10 Rene,

win tue Usual Leisure TO Repent.
PtTrsBuRGH, Pa, October 22.-Lancas.
ter, in this State, has q sensation Of an un.
usual and unique nature. A stranger
made his appearance in that place on
Saturday, and said he wanted to get mar.
ried. The proprietress Of the boarding.
house at which he stopped undertook the
management Of the affair. She called In
the girls Of the neighborhood one after an.
other until ten had passed in review be-
fore the fellow, but none OF them seemed
to answer. The. eleventh girl was more
lucky unlucky, for she met his require.
mens, and she, doubtless relying upon
the representations OF the landady, &C.
cepted him. Her name was Ida Brene.
man, and he gave his name as Eugene
Delyon. They were ,maraied, and, as q
matter Of course, he has since disappear,
ed.l II is ascertained that he has q wife
at Harrisburg. The marriage OF young
women to men who have wives in other
parts Of the country is not an, uncommon
thing, but II is new feature OF the bust.
ness TO set up the girls Of the neighbor.
hood for q stranger 10 take his pick from
The young woman who ventured thul
blindly upon the matrimonial sea Is high,
ly respectable, as were all OF the other
girls who passed in review before the
scamp. The foolish woman bitterly re-
pents her indisCretion, and says she will
maxi, every effort to bring the villain tc
justice. n
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THE nUsINEss Room.
An Hem that shows ils bottom.

NEw YoRK, October 2s.-The exchanges
of nineteen principal cities for the week
ending October 10th, amounted to ST.
oS2,7l7,S65. The Public says this splendid
reeordof exchanges surprising in rapidi-
ty Of increase that Of any other week for
six years and probably for much larger
time, Is a sufficient answer to all doubts
as to the solidity and reality. oil the i'm.
provenent IN business. Only two cities
the amount of exchanges. Six cities, and
among them several OF the largest show
gains OF more than 80 per centum, and
nine report gains Of more than 20 per
centum. The increase at New York Is in
some part due 10 speculative operations,
both In stocks and In grain, but the In.
crease at other cities Is large enough and
general enough 70 remove oil doubt as to
the character OF themovement,
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U. y. SUPnEaIE COURT.
Case Concerning the Federal EIectlc
Laws.

case ConceFning the Federal Election
Laws.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 2S.-su.
preme Court, No. 5, original ex parte, Au-
gustus F. Clarke, petitioner. Argument
was commenced by Attorney General De.
yens in opposition to the petition, and by
Geo. Hoadley for the petitioner. The ne.
titloner in this case, who was in 1878 one
OF the Judges OF election fora certain pre.
clint in the city Of Cincinnati, was indicted
in the United States Circuit Court for Inc
Southern District Of Ohio for violation Of
the duty imposed by the laws Of the State
on him as such Judgei in the Conpression.
al election held in October of that wear.
AT the February term, 1870, Of said court
be was tried and convicted upon the in
dictment and sentenced to twelve months
imprisonment aud to pay a tine OF 500 and
costs. he now petitions this court for n
discharge upon a writ OF habeas corpus
on the ground that the statutory pro.
visions under which he wasindicted, were
invalid aud the United States Circuit
Court had no jurisdiction in the premises,
It l. here maintained by counsel in be.
half OF the petitioner that the Circui,
Court was without jurisdiction for lie
reason that although the violation OF a
duty imposed by tho State may be an
ofense cognizable under the authority 81
the State Il can never be a crime cognizable
under authority OF the United States as
1t ought TO be under article q
section 2 Of the Constitution in order
to give the Federal court Jurisdiction.
1t isadmitted that Congress may, under
article !, section 4, OF the Constitution,
alter the regulation prescribed by State
Legislature relative to the manner OF hold.
Ing elections for representatives, but since
the regulation has been altered Il remains
State law and does not become a Federal
regulation. II must be enforced by tho
State and not the Federal agencies. All
that Congress has done, however, in sec,
ton 55l5 OF the Revised Statutes Is to add
u penalty Tor the violation of the States
own regulation, and this, counsel main.
tain, Is Unconstitutional, because Il ob.
vionsly exceeds the power vested by
the Constitution in the Federal Gov.
ment Tor punishment for the violation
Of the law of Ohio cannot in the nature
OF things be the means OF enforcing obe,
dience TO any federal statute. Its ar.
gued, Furthermore, in section 5,5ll. Re,
yised Statutes, that 1t is unconstitutional
because 1t attempts 10 punish State Off
GERS for official acts and omissions. State
officers as such cannot, tits claimed, be re-
quired TO perform federal duties or 10 be
punished for their non.periormance in
behalf, ot the United States. 1t /,
argued: :
Flrst-That Congress has full and un.
qualified power to regulate the manner q
holding elections for members thereof,
Second That this power includes The
authority 10 adopt whatever measures th I
may. be deemed necessary or expedient il
conducting such elections and determlnini
the results theerof. ~, II =
Third-That Congress can punish an,
violations of laws enacted or adopted nm
der the Aforesaid power.
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Mr. JAMES RoDGERs, formerly telegraph
oDerator and station agent In LaGrange,
Sli purchased the buildings on the north:
~ ~ corner Of Charles and Liberty streets,
from Mr. Campbell Tarr, Tho price paid
Vts $3.50. Mr., Rodgers will open gen
tnl merchandise business in the room lm.
nedlltely below the Ntlrs Office. We con.
T1tulate Mr.. Il. on his good fortune.
&Dg an excellent business man, there Is
no reason why he should not have a good
t1ds. IVtilsJWy Meus.
No man is more fayorably known to the
tnysliug community Of this region than
NJ Rodgers. For years prior o.the open.
hsolthe p, W. &;KSs his LAGRANGE
i.pot was the hospitabIe stopping place
d waiting travellers, and toward every.
body be was most courteous and obliging
Official. He can hardly fail to be a very
popular merchant.
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wheeling Pottetr. comnnnr.

As will be seen by our local columns
dis morning, articles Of incorporation
we're taken out yesterday by the Wheel
ing Pottery Company. This company
comprises several Of 'ouriTell.knoSn sue
esstal business men, viz; Geo. K. Wheat,
WA. lsett, 9. W. Franzheim, and ]. J..
Jones; and to their number is!added Mr.!
EN-. Pearson, who has come among us to
ialuguate, in connection with these gen.
tsueu, a new line Of business, in the
shape Of the manufacture Of pottery ware.
The capital of the Company con-
lists tot the present of $4,000,
With the privilege Of. increasing IL to
ssNOeO There is an abundance Of
means at the back OF the enterprise to
nlkeit success, and Mr.. Pearson has the
prestige Of long and successful experience
ID the business, both as a builder and
manager Of potteries. The site Of the new
enterprise is the Wheat Tannery in South
Wheeling, which is, 10 be enlarged to
double It's present area and modelled into
shape 10 suit this change of business.
Work will be commenced at once on the
new concern, and it will be, pushed. for.
ward with all possible vig6r. It viii Be
afye'kiln pottery, which is.a large size,
and it viii have more floor room than any
Gncern at East Liverpool The intention
i TO build { It laiter the latest and
most improved models, and to pro.
ridsit wish~eveyy eppli4nce thatc1will
reduce thscost Of prCdnction'to tie mini.
mum and turn out firstclass work. Mr..
Parsons reputation Is Of the very highest
character, and he was not secured IQr this
enterprise by any ordinary: Inducements.
Hewtll bring here only picked workmen,
and his intention is to give Wheeling pot
tery ware as high . reputation in the mar
tes Of the country as Wheeling nails en-
n.y. lie Is satisfied thatthis point pos
'sses unusual advantages for thessuc-
esstul prosecution Of lie business. in
fuel alone there is a saving Of three cents
per bushel over East Liverpool, and in the
matter OF iteishts there will,also' be be an ad,
ditOnal saving. He realizes that Wheel.
Ing is rapidly becoming a railroad center,
and will be able both to receive raw mate.
riAlaud ship the manufactured product at
lower rates than a point less favorably sit-
uated. ....e. q.
The date at which the Pottery will be
completed depends somewhat on the
weather we may have between this and
nextsprng. ltis, however, the expecta.
ton OF the COMPANY that il will be- ready
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LOUIS.


sr. LOUIS, October 2S.-Captain P. D.
Tyrrell, OF the Government Secret Service,
who has been here off and on for several
weeks past, working up eounterfeiting
case, had his labors rewarded last night
and to-day by the capture Of the notorious
Fred Biebusch, A. ]. Thomas and his wife,
John Sullivan, Henry Woods, Bernard
Bosse and VIM. Whalen, who are accused
Of counterfeiting and putting into cir.
culation bogus silver dollars aud hall
dollars.
At the house Of johnson, on Finney
avenue, In the western suburbs, o lot oi
metal and plaster Of Paris was found, but
It does not appear that much of either
finished or unfinished coin was captured.
Captain Tyrrell Is not very talkative, but
1t Is known he has been quite intimately
associated with Woods, Bosse and Wha.
len for some time, that he has dealt
directly with them, and he says his ey.
idence against the whole party Is very
pogitive. tE EH
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AlllIns Ferry News ------
Captain Mcclure, q Wheeling, gives it
as bis opinion that q railroad from that
ctty 10 Parkersburg would be one Of the
best paying roads In this section Of the
country. One thing e certain: nowhere
e!Ss In this region is one needed more,
and whether It would pay the stockhold.
" o. not, 1t would pay the people along
we line, especially II built on, this side Of
Ae ,iyer from Bellaire, to Marietta. This
would materially shorten the distance, and
A. !ne same time give railroad facilities be.
tSSeea the two points first named. We
nsvenot much doubt that withthe revival
" good times this project will soon secure
Tue consideration ils importance demands.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Memphis.

MExgHB, October 2s.-one new case,
Peter Smith, colosed, was reported TO the
Board Of Health to-day. One death oc.
Cured this afternoon, Joseph Nutzell, on
Kerr avenue two miles beyond the city
limits. Miss Matte Woods, residing al
Greenlow Station, ten miles east Of here
on the Charleston railroad, Is down with
the fever. The donations TO the HowarlS
aggregated $3.50 7S.
The indications are favorable for frost
tonight II the present cold spell continues
The leSal Board Of Health, Sunday, will
giyeoticial notification OF safety to ab
sentees In returning to their homes, pro
vided the same be thoroughly fumiga.et
and ventilated.
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BARSEsVILLE.
Shocking Death-BurgIary-The wheat
BoOm-Want Of Water.
-' p.pNpS,,,,, FN..oLo m


GAINESVILLE, October %.
Editors tutellIgsncer: t
While the west bound local train was
backing on the side track at the depot at
this place, five year old boy named
Berthe Hoffman,, while jumping from one
car to another, slipped and fell under
meath the moving train, causing instant {
death, the wheels passing from his left
shoulder to his right side.
The grocery of W. H Kinney & Bro,
Of this place, was burglarized last Sunday
night Ten dollars in money and some
cigars and tobacco were taken. An en-
trance was gained at the rear door.
The wheatboom continues, with no an.
parent abatement Thousands OF bushels
are shipped every week. The price paid
IL 81 25 per bushel. Flour has alse ad-
vanced very much the past two weeks,
prices ranging from So 80 to 81 90 per
barrel.
Rev. Gray, the new Presiding Elder Of
this district, preached his first sermon
Sunday night. He Is a good speaker and
his efforts left good impression on the
lar !e audience who had gathered to hear
him.
All Of our coal works are in active opera.
ton, and thousands OF bushels are being
hauled to the surrounding country and
towns.
Mr.. Matty, OF Cambridge, has started a
new store In GAINESVILLE. Il is what might
be called ladies' bazaar. The store is a
credit TO our place, as he has one of the
largest stocks ol goods ever shown in
Barnesville, and seems to be doing a
driving business, as several clerks are em.
ployed to wait upon the numerous custo-
mers.
Much inconvenience IS manifested here
on account OF the scarcity OF water. Our
wooen mill has been compelled to stop
until sufficient rain falls to raise the wells,
while water Is being hauled to various
places in the town. H,1sI !,
The new planning mill Is now in work.
Ing order and, no doubt, will meet with
success. Tho building Is perfectly fire.
proof, being built Of iron and brick, with
new machinery throughout.
Squirrels aud rabbits are very plenty
this fall, and our Nimrods are availing
themselves OF the lne weather, and hun.
dreds are brought in TO satisfy their in
satiable appetites. Roxy.
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Ghe Gt:3telI.liaerltEsr
ss,.,, So.. aS and ~ Fourtssnth street
rpr many friends Of Bethany College
~ ~ ..,;or .ty,Il teadl whh lots6t

Tpr many friends Of Bethany College
i, ,bls region will readl with great
,,rst the news Of the calamity that ban
~, sssel to It through an'lucendiary fte yes.
i,,i,y morning, TheywIll reiOIee, how.
.r.r, that the calamity is not iFreparable
islts charater,. NOR even such as Il might
S,,s been had the whole edifce been des-
moved. The worst feature of thelmistot.
,s'slsthe knowledge Of the fact that the in.
sf1,on has an enemy alive who Is appar.
,sty intent on inllictipg great injury,up-
srM To burn the college would beal.
u |,sts fatal blow 10 the village Of Beth.
mi, and this is the apparent end that the
mle,eant has in view. Such a creature
deserves to be hunted through the coun.
tn like a wild beast.
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FIRE RECORD.


MONTREAL, October ga FIRE this
morning atst, Jean Baptiste, a village in
the suburbs Of this city, destroyed twenty
houses, principally small tenement build
ings. Loss, $4,000; Insurance light
About 200 poor persons are homeless
Owing to the district being outside of thI
city limits, the water supply was INSULT
cient and the exertions OF the fireman o
little avail. = = 'IE&tl
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, ostober 2S.-Aiavorable change
has come over the wool market, brisk
inquiry having been lately experienced,
and considerable purchases OF English
wool have been made for America at q
rise Of Id per pound on previous prices
A dispatch from Jallahabad says thai
Gen. Cough had arrived at Shutargarden,
and met with no opposition,
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

George schsefer, Of Chicago, defeated
Joseph slosson, Of New York, in match
game Of billiards yesterday, for 5000.
Taylor Beattie, Republican nominee ior
Governor Of Louisiana, challenged Cover.
nor Wiltx, the Democratic nominee, TO 4
Joint canvass through the State, which The
latter declined,
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GERMANY.

LONDON, October 23.-The North Ger.
man Gisette Of Berlin, says: The appoint.
ment Of a Foreign Secretary to succeed
Won Bulow will not be made until the re.
turn OF Bismarck from Varzin. The same
journal denies the report that the govern.
lnent intends to postpone the introduc
tion Of the new duties on grain fixed fol
the lirst OF January. j =
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Kentucky Lyncninr.

ClNcIvNATI, O., October 2S.-A special
from Grayson, KY, states that two hun.
dred men rode into Martinsburr, Elliott
county, Monday night, oyerpowerGtls the
isilort took two prisoners, j. w. Kendell
and VIM. McMills, TO astree and hanged
them until dead. The men hanged were
known TO belong TO gang OF outlaws.
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CINCINNATI.
National Roara fStIS a SteISSn , NSSSvIro,,on, 4

National Board Of steam Navigation.
VtSctSSArI, October 2S.-The National
TSatI ~ o. Steam Navigation convened al
~ o'clock this morning, and acted upon
several SS reports and eleSted officers iorithe
ensuing year. The Board viii meet q
,NSotlolk, ~ Va, next year. The officers for
ss, ~ ensuing year are: Presidents, E.SW,
vWSula, W st, Louis; Vice Presidenist r. FL
pmOoIlolk, Of Louisville; ]. Il. Coyle, O
55SStIGnd Henry r. Edmnpds, Of, ,Phila
SSsIphta; Corresponding Secretary, r. s
StSoofne, t...s Of New York; Recording Score
~, wv, Zen. w. l. james, ot Philadelphia
1teasatet, =. W. NIekerson. y Esi
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AFGlIANISrAN.

LONDON, October 2S.-A dispatch from
Cabll says that some important paper
which are believed to implicate one Of the
Kahns have been discovered. A court.
martial has assembled to try the case. II
is rumored that thirteen Heralteer resi.
ments are advancing tn Cabul.
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The Psnn.ylvania Election Only a aue..
yS tion OF Majority. at@

. = 3 al
WAsnINGroS, October 22,-Representa.
tive shallenberger arrived here to-day to
attend to several pension cases aud other
departmental business for his constituents.
He Is also in search Of quarters for the
coming session in a desirable locality, as
tits his intention to bring his family to
Washington for the winter. He says that
there never was any doubt Of the Repub.
lican party in Pennsylvania, but the mag.
pifcent results in Ohio have made It only
o question whether Il shall be majority
d $1,000 & $1,000. In reply to the ques.
ton rs to the effect the results in Ohio
will have in stimulating the prospects Of
sherman's Presidential aspirations, he re.
piled that the Sherman boom in Western
Pennsylvania had considerable difficulty
In even making start, and that he had
concluded that Pennsylvania under nc
circumstances would be for Sherman.
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To Auburn,a Frovn,n,, ,v.,,. .,

BUFFALO, oCtober9S. Charles E. schuy.
Ter, who a short time since became notori.
Gus o. by the abduction Of the daughter Of
townsend Davis, pleaded guilty 70 the
charge to-day, aud wasi Sentenced 10 the
Auburn prison Tor seven YEAR. N
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Ocean Nesaela.

.QyEEssrowS, October 2s.-Artiyed, Hi
beFnian, from Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, October 2s.-Arriyed-
Wisconsin and Gallia, New York,
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For the Rellef q saasrer. b rlooa ln

NEw Yoas, October 2s.-rhe Consul
General ofspain states that subscriptions
will soon be taken in the principal cities
Of the United States for the relief Of sni
terers by the floods in Spain. Two tbon.
sand human bodies have been recovered
in the deluged districts. 's'se
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AGeneral Admission that Western Can.
dldates and the Rag Money Issue are
Dead.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-There is one
thing noticeable on al sides among the
Democrats In regard to the effect Of the
Ohio election upon them. The general
sentiment goes quite beyond mere ac.
quiesence in defeat, and expresses itself
by all the terms Of complete surrender
Of that State. With one accord, they
count both Ohio and the "Ohio idea~ out
Of their Presidential calculations. The
feeling is general that II will be impossi-
Bile to organize an harmonious cam
paign there in the next national
contest. There is no dissent among any
Democrats who have yet been found
here from the verdict that both Ewing and
Thurman have been put ont OF national
politics, The sentiment, also, goes fur.
ther, aud the declarations of Eastern Dem.
ocrats that the Western soft money ring,
with all Of It's candidates, is now out OF the
field, 20 ncontradicted and the soft money
men here freely admit their final defeat,
The overwhelming Republican maiorities
in these Iowa districts which last sent
Greenback Representatives have both as.
tonished and COMPOUNDED them. This,
with the detection in Ohio OF hard money
Democrats, both compelled them TO adj.
init that the days OF the rag money issues
are numbered. The Western wing hat
surrendered at discretion, and all Demo
cratic eyes are turned to the East as I'M
section which must determine the issues