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NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS.
BILLAIRE.

The Presbyterian supper, held In III,
church Thursday evening, was a greR
success, both financially aud socially. Til,
tables were we'll allCd aud everyone seem
ed In good humor in sight oi so many
good things. The affair netted the chutCl
about sixty dollars.
Mrs. g. W. Hoge and daughters have
returned from their stay In the country
near Bethesda.
Miss Annie Miller left home on Friday
10 attend school at Damascus, In the
northern part OF this State.
The stockholders Of the Bellaire and
Southwestern narrow gauge are allowed
" ride at two-thirtls full rates.
Captain DevriCs, the agent OF the Baltl.
more aud Ohio Railroad, takes L. q. Nor.
gan's place as President Of the BellAire
Gas Company.
W. O. Cochran intends to sell his livery
stable and stock and, In partnership with
John Wallace, some time ago the cooper
Of the Dellalre nail works, will begin man.
uiacturinR Stayos and heads for barrels.
Tho machinery for this purpose will be
located at some point on the BellAire and
Southwestern.
The incorporators Of the, TO be, BellAire
and Marietta railroad, arc VIM. G. Bar.
nard, \. p. Tallmah, DR.. U. f. Kurz, +. T.
King, DR.. MCNiasters, Jas. +. Anderson,
A. Sheets and Col. J. II. Sullivan.
Mr.. Robert Cochran, OF Pultney Bottom,
has been appointed Notary Public.
Beggars are among US again for the
Gravel Street Church OF Benwood. This
time through means OF contest for
ring, 10 benefit the Sunday School.
Mr.. j. T. Hoy, Of Baltimore, will speak
on temperance In the Methodist Church
Sunday evening, This will be In place Of
the regular Sunday evening sermon In
that church.
by an announcement In another column,
Gorrell was married on Thursday evening,
to Miss Mary Morgan, the estimable
daughter OF the late L. g. Morgan. The
wedding was quiet affair, only few Of
the immediate friends Of the contracting
parties being present; but the best wishes
Of the entire community are with the
newly married couple for long life and
happiness. May peace. prosperity and |
love ever be their lot-Beildir LeadtT.
The Il. 4 s. w. K. r. track was laid 10 |
within 9! miles Of Woodsfeld Wednesday |
morning. 1t will be finished to Woods.
field by Monday evening II fair weather
continues, butthe managers have not fully |
determined to run the excursion train to |
WoodSlleld on Thanksgiving They will
make the announcement Monday or
Tuesday. It Is morethan likely the grand |
blow out will not be given until week after
next.
The property OF NJ. Sheets is advertised
for sale Saturday. R.C.F.
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IRELAND.

LONDON, November 2l.-Charles Stew.
art Parnell personally does not think his
arrest probable. Reports have been cir.
cllated that the Irish and English legal
advisers OF the Government differ as 10
the advisability Of such step.
Two companies OF soldiers have arrived
at Boyle, en- route to Balla, to be in readi.
ness In the event OF disturbance ut the
forthcoming meeting. The agitators de.
clare that the Government wishes to pro.
yoke q collision.
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SrRISoyIELD, ILL.,, November GLOW.
ing TO the scarlet fever epidemic prevail.
ing in the city, the local Board Of Health
today ordered the public schools closed
until after January Let, and adopted a
resolution recommending no public funer.
ais 70 DO held In churches or private
dwellings. There Is said TO be Ave hun.
dred cases Of mild scarlet fever In the city,
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White EuIphur SprIpr, Property

WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, November co.
Judge Jackson having refused to confirm
the sale OF the White Sulphur Springs
property, which was sold at auction to
Alexander Matthews for $500, 600, last sum.
mer, Messrs. PeytOn & Co., the present
lessees, have released the property for an.
other year. It will be put up at auction
again next summer, and started at the
same as which 1t was knocked down "a
Mr.. Matthew'S At the last sale.
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A MODERATE MoME.RULr MEETING

DugLlS, November 2l.-At meeting
tonight 10 denounCe the arrest Of DAILY,
Davit and Killen, about 5000 persons
were present. Edward Dwyer, a liberal
home.rule member Of Parliament, presi.
ded. There were quite number Of mem.
bers ot Parliament present.
Mr.. Parnell moved that the meeting
call on the Irishmen TO pronounce BY pub.
lie meetings their condemnation Of The act
Of the Government, which is unconstitu.
tional and illegal, and thus show to the
world that lrishmen are not 10 be intimi.
dated by persecution,
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I.nnd fnr die Inn,iIs..-

NEW YoRE, November 2l.-At u meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors OF the North.
ern Pacific Railroad the following impor.
tant resolution was adopted:
RcIOlroi, That the agricultural lands oi
the company west Of the Missouri river to
Puget Sound shall be offered for sale to
actual settlers at the government price oi
3 30 cash per acre, with the addition
thereto Of ten cents per aero to be paid to
tie company to reimburse It for the cost
Of selecting, surveying and conveying said
lands.
This resolution does not apply to coal Of
iron lands, nor to lands chiefly valuable
for timber, nor TO lands required Tor town
sites or suitable for manufacturing sites
nor, in regions where water Is scarce
lands containing springs or other natural
supply Of water privileges shall not be
exclusively held or controlled by any in
diViduals, nor TO lands required for tho USE
Of tho company In connection with The
operation Of the road
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PouGnEEEsiE, November 2l.-The Eaol.
will publish tomorrow AGidAvlts OF Ale
stern Clearwater and Marie Antoinet,e
Simmons, charging Peter NJ, Baum, a
member Of the Duchess County bar, with
procuring bogus divorce for Mrs. Sim.
mons from her In Japan. On the strength
o. the divorce Clearwater married her and
afterwards procured divorce from her on
the above grounds. Baum has been put
under 5000 bail.
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PmLApELraIA, November 2l.-Flour quiet
but steady; no demand except for local trade
Rye flour steady nj s. bOa5 G2H. Wheat m.
settled with fair inquiry; western rejected
81 SS; No. . red tnicE, 81 ~; No. 9 red ele.
vator, 81 IOal Az No. . red, spot and
November, 81 iOI4 bid, 81 49 asked; DecSm.
her 81 42k bid, 81 AK asked: January
81 AZ bid, 81 AK asked. Corn, demand
fair and market firm; low mixed, track, 6Gc:
hilgh mixed, BIC; sail, mixed, new, 57lIc
bid, 5SIlC asked Oats dull and UNCHANGED
Provisions firmer; mess beef, $I9 80: mess
pork, sl2 OOal9 80; smoked hams OLialOy<c.
picked, SaslEc. Lard, 7Xa7%c. Bntter dill:
creamery extra 35a3Gc; New York and
Bradforl county, Pa, extra 32a3Ic; Western
Reserve extra 26A21c; good 10 choice 9nn2ic
Eggs strong; western &c. Cheese dull west.
ern creamery l2hal3C; do. gOVl llal2e.
Whisky FIRM western 81 II.
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wheeIIns ITospitalIty.

MessrE. U. N. Dawson and A. ]. Stone,
Of this place, attended the Knights Temp
lar banquet, given In Wheeling on Friday
night OF last week, and both these gentle
men are loud in their praises Of the gensr'
osity and hospitality Of the people Of thai
city. Wheeling Is becoming noted for heI
hospitality. Only n short time ago the
State Editorial Association met there, and
lts members were royalty treated by heI
inhabitants. Later, the Grand Lodge o.
Odd Fellows was handsomely entertained
and right upon the heels Of this comel
the generous treatment oil tho Masonic
fraternity. We, oil Marion county arc Ii
!Rvor OF Wheeling retaining the Capita
ioEever and day longer.
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Tho plr,t llont a. cIneInnatl.

CINCINNATI, November 9l.-The towboat
Ed. Hobbs, with a aeet Of eight bargcs ei
Ohio river coal, arrived this morning.
None OF the pittSburgh Aeet are yet in,
but a large number are expected during
tho afternoon. The coal scare Is ended,
and after all It was but scare, since the
weather was warm, during the time coal
was high, SO that the poor paid no more
for fuel than during tue previous seasons.
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TaFEoDbnFG JoaTnRI
We asked a Parkersburg Democrat tho
other day, knowing his strong opposition
to Col, Wilson's last nomination, II he
would suppm: the Colonel in the event
ho received the nomination next summer.
His reply was In these words: "Did you
ever hear oil q man named Julius Cesar
and another festive old chap named
Charles the Flnt2 mentioned In song
which ran thusly: Cesar had his Brutusi
Charles tho First his Cromwell Robin.
son, his John Kelley; now lot Col, Ben
look . "leeLle out
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PHILAnELrIuA, November a. Wool...
Closed with continued upward tendency ;
stock light: Ohio, roRnsylvania and Wisi
Virginia %N and above ISiiOc; u isa50c;
medium 5Sa55c; coarse iSa5Or: New SUTk'
Michigan And Western fine i5aI7c: lnc,Iiurn
Sd105c; coarse idaisc: washed eombnEs and
washed c0mhings and dclaines STaiO,.
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PrTrsnuRou, November 2O.-A number
Of prominent merchants and mauulacsur.
orsot this city intend before long to start
. Blaine club. 1t Is said that the club will
oe large one and that Il will combine TO.
gether the best elements In the RepubIi.
eaa ssI party In PittSburHh, and even In
Western Pennsylvania,
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PrTTssURGu, November .-PErEoLE1
Market active; crude 81 32J< at Parkpr'S for
shipment; refined S'saSAc for PhlIaleIphla
delivery.
orLClTY, November ELECTROMAGNETIC.
ket opened excited, at 81 % bid advanced 10
81 2S%; declined and closed at 81 29I5 bid
old, and 81 20A bid strictly. ShIpments iO,-
0O0 barrels averaging 1900. Transactions
800, 90 barrels.
AHTwEEP, November 2l.--PrrRoLEuM-Re.
fined 2SAE.
loSDoX, November 2i.--PGrRoLEuM-Re.
fined 7xd.
PmLInELrInA, November 2l-Pr1roLEUK--
Strong; refined S9fC.
DAlrINoEE, November 2l.-PEtRoLErs-
Firm crude nominal; refined SIC.
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-"prevlous 10 coming 10 WGukesha,
hadIbeen under the care ol one Of the mos
eminent physicians OF Cincinnati, iol
catarrh Of the bladder, butI drank Of you
miraculous Spring (Bethes,la WatOF).
weigh more now thpn ever did beloYO
and ] consider myself veil man, thank
10 BeLhesLa. vi L.slter b OIL. DmlLds.
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ITALY.

ROME, November 2l.-The Fa,tulla says:
The Papal Suncio to Belgium was stopped
on his way to Brussels by counter orders,
fresh difficulties being anticipated by The
discovery that Cardinal Nina, Papai Sec,
retary Of State, has been using one Ian.
guago officially 10 the Belgian Ministry
and another privately " the Bishops.
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A 0ooa DeaI of ruth in snort compa.

A Good Deal of Truth In ShOrt Compass
Washington, .. C., Republican.
Tildcn Is said to DO worth twenty mil
lions Of dollars. lftrue, it might also bt
said that every dollar represents a crimt
ot greater or less gravity, for tho worlt
knows that hc did not come by his pluude
honestly. What with the wrecking o
railroads, the running Of patrimonies, thu
swindling Of widows and orphans, the IL
legal issue Of scrip money in Michigan
aud his evasion OIthe income tax, 1t Is no
to be wondered at that his bAr'l Ia cram
med to It's utmost capacity. Verify, tia
barl covers q multitude Of sins, and bid
lair to cover tho nGxt, as did the last
Democratic nomination,
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a stalpraetIso suIi He,wees Doctor.

CANnRlpdG, o., November 2O.-The NAL.
practice suit for $4,000 by Dr. Henderson
against DhJ.T. MCPherson, for the alleged
amputation Of a sound leg, was decided
to-day In our Common Pleas Court In
favor oI tho defendant, the Jury being out
Out fOw minutes. The case has created
much interest, having been continued
from term TO term since May, 1877.
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EEw ToRE. November 2i.-CottOn goods
continue active and prices very strong; many
makes Of brown blcached nnI cOlorcd c0tlons
are largely sold ahead and ugrnts refuse orders
for goods to arrive except ''nt value ON ,Iav
Of delivery. Prints fairly active and very ,ITiv.
Mems wcolcns in moderate demand Sn,i
steady. Flannels active and rcry Arm.
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colorea !9 North caroilnian. for Indiana.

coloFed North CarOtintnns Tor Indiana.
WAsulSdToX, November 2O.-A party Of
sixty colOrsd emIgtants, from Lagrange
county, n. O., left this city tonight for
Indiana, where they propsc to settle In
Wayne county. The party remained here
Tor two days, waiting for the National Emil
grant Aid Society 10 raise means 10 pay
Tor their transportation. They were quar-
tOrcd In car furnished by the B.& D.
Railroad, and were fed by tie Womena
Christian Association. n
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CINCINNATI, November 9i.-lTorS-DpIl.
common s. 26A3 IS; light s. sNnI Cle narEinv
s. Coal 25: butchers II lOaiD. iIeCcimiS
1900 head; shipments I,lOO.
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SEw ORLEANS, November al.-CoS.c ouic,
and firm Rio cargOcs, ordinary 10 Wrip,r lin
IKE. Sugar quiet fndswraE: inferior Ss,c.
common To good common Gjsa7lic. vrIlTW,
clarified SsasaC, NloiasScs dull; common
S5a?Sc; Centrifugal 95a12c; fair gla:llc, RIcC
in good demand; Louisiana ordinary to
choice ukiATlc,
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Mrs. Duckmuster, No. Al North Ash.
land avenue, Chicago, shot herself fatally
yesterday morning. She had been vic
tim Of morphine, and her husband having
lately deprived iler Ol the drug shO be-
came melancholy over the loss oiits quiet
ny elects.
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Pacific, 1900 Kansas and Texas. y OOo ron
Mountain, 500 Louisville nni NasLyIIlr
5000 Northern Pacific, 200 indianapolis Nm.
ecinnail Ahi lafayette, 7OOOSt. Louis and Mn
Francisco, la,OO0 Chesapeake and Ohio. b.OEl
Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Louis, I'I0O
sioux wy, l,lWsL Paul aud Minneapolis.
Loo Alton aud TerrC HautC, aud gJOO sIin,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

GorLschakoT Is reported suffering from
mental depression, and that there Is little
hope Of his recovery.
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loSpo$, SovcabSs sl.-Tbe s,con.,,
tlH!ia, from NvT NoIk, Iberia nnI ,I''"Iy,s W..
arrival 0nl. NV" "0N1I'aI'
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Gurmom AND ONO stock has fallen
lrlow wijO. The sale OF 10 shares knocked
ldosn from l5lto 40. .H'N
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TaE alphabetical character ol his name
srs,rip,l by the Fairmont iaier us an
aapeabIe objection Of itself to the nom.
nation Of Hon. W., II. II. Flick for Con.
ats, in that district.
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Avp the wreck Of matter and crash
otNotlls il is comforting to see that West
Virginia certificates are still quoted al 4
asked. ..r
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NV ORLEANS, November 9i,-r.,.,,D
In fair demand; nldlllng Ike ~, h,
ii&ci good ordinary lie. Net rctt,,s "T " !iS ~
bales 'PH 1910
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"Are you Henry Watterson?"


'"The editor OF the COurier,JOurlal"
"YGs, sir, and q member Of Congress" "
"Aud are you the same Congressman
Watterson that in public meeting held
in Washington said that you could have
one hundred thousand men here 10 inaug-
umte Tilden?"
"Yes, sir" replied Watterson, with a
good deal OF bashiulness.
"Well," said Grant, "Mr. Watterson,
had you brought these men here could
have taken care OF every one OF them.
My arrangements, l assure you, were COM
plete. could have accommodated them
ALL"
Mr.. Frye says that he has positive
knowledge that the idea was canvassed,
and that very seriously, Of having Tilden
take the oath oil Office in New York, pro.
claim himself President, and come 10
Washington 10 take his seat that the New
fOr ( militia regiments were counted upon
TO aid him, but at the last minute Tilden
backed out, not having the moral courage
to face the music. A friend Of Tilden's, In
explanation Of his course, said that he did
not feel sure how Grant would act in such
an emergency, but that he made up his
mind Mt all events that Grant might do 4
little hanging, and he weakened. Mr..
Frye thinks that the Presidential race Is
between Blaine aud Sherman. He does
not think that Grant will be candidate,
unless the Congress, at its forthcoming
session, on the part Of the Democrats, as.
sumes defiant attitude. In such event
he does not think there Is any human
power to prevent Grants nomination.
Frye thinks, also, that the declaration OF
the result OF the next Presidential count
is likely to provoke trouble, and, like
Senator Oarpenter, he fears The wort.
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What Grnnl snId 70 Ynllsr.on.

WAslHSdToS, November 90.-CongreSs-
man Frye, Of Maine, Senator Blaine's next
friend, says that Blaine wants William E.
Chandler elected to succeed Zach ChRnd.
Ter as Chairman Of the National Repub.
lican Committee; that Blaine Is not un.
friendly 10 a. b. Cornell, but that Sher-
man is, and that II Blaine's friends cannot
get Chandler they will support Cornell.
Frye also tells some interesting personal
gossip. He says that during the Electoral
excitement OF 1871 Henry Watterson one
night called at the White House, and was
introduced to President Grant. Tho
President received him graciously, and
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Financial and Commercial.
hoaoy 7psr Vnt-aOVUrnmenls Steady
Another Exolilnr Day on Tho
Stock Exchange,
Flour Unchanged wheat Unsettled, but
HIEher-ProTiSions Active
WOOl BuOyAni and Tend.
Ing Upward.


NEW foRE, November 2l.-MONEY-7 ptr
cent. PER annum, SIC per cent. pcr rdiem, clos
ing at 1Per cont Prime mercantile pal,cr q
a. percent. Sterling exchange weak at 81 81.
Sight exchange q SJit.
GOVEKSMRETS-Steady,
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features were coarse. but It's expression was
that Of matronly and kindly woman. Long.
tiluly sprinkled with gray. fell from the head
and touched the floor.
min anI tho aG cGeT pG Dr. nne asssted
Tho Hutopsy lasted an hour. The result was rs
follows; There were slight ahrasons OF the
Az abrasion OF the. left alp OF tho nose.
There There was vas slight displacement Of tho
singed. The ring finger of tho loft hand was
torn a, piece being gouRed out a piece was
pPeG T0 out b 0i 1S Grenger SpI G & ssh Was
sans, were ali he%iiRy during ne. but
suffocaton The brain had been healthy. but
lis vessels wcro now full OF blood. aud this
could have resulted from sufrocation. There
were no marks to show strangulation, and
there was no apparcnt evidence Of OUTRAGE; but
evidently died Of sufrocaton. and tho instru-
ment was doubtless the pillow, which OF, close
eyebrows had been singed with matches in tho
hands OF person who used them to determine
whether tho woman was dead. There were flve
Of these matches picked up on the floor by
CAPT Williams. The ends wero chewed as
though they were held in the mouth while the
hands were occupied.
THE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONED.
After the Coroner had examined DR.. Hull. he
called up the two servants from tho Kitchen.
S TNs me nS E0g3gS Is So9n IN 20 ess 9
wrapper. She wore ribbons at her throat and
wrists. and her hair was carefully combed. She
was greatly excited. and could hardly talk.
Nancy Francis Is n larger woman. She wore
a soiled gown that was perfectly plain. She is
nearly 40 years old. She was stold, The Cor
oner said that II the girls would do whatever
Capt Williams told them to, and would not
leave the house without the Captains knowl-
edge. he would not arrest them. They said they
had no intention Of going away until this thing
was cleared up.
Capt Williams ordered taken TO his station
the clothing Of Mrs, Hull. her bedclothes a
candle and the burned matches. and the water
pitcher from which the water that was thrown
IN her face was taken. The clothing that Dr.
Hull wore on Tuesday was also taken. The
Doctor was kept under close surveillance by n
detective. He did not know 1t. but wherever he
went ho was followed and watched, and what
ever he said was overheard When he at
tempted to 20 into his wiie's bedroom he was
prevented
The inquest was adjourned sne die. The
discoveries that follow the work ~ the detsc-
tives will deteimino the date OF its reassembling
Following IL "a diagram Of the floor on which
the murder was committed.
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PROSPECT Park TROTS.

There was a large attendance In tho Prospect
Driving Park Yesterday To witness the second day the
summer rotng meeting The first trot was for horses
that had never beaten 20 mile heats This brought
ought eight starters, namely br George Henry b. IN
Volunteer Maid, s. Key west 8 Harry Gilbert b m
Neha q Rig Fellow, b. m Lady Blessing ton Ani b. "
kuius In the pool selling before starting. Nea was
strong aVnritr over the field ~ 500 10 SO Harry 0il
bert won In three straight heats alter severe struggle
with kcha. Time, 22t, 2dA, and 2 25h second
money was awarded to Nea third to Lady ton
and fourth to Runs
Next wasa tr0t for horses that had never beaten So
mile heats There were eleven starters namely hr x
James n oakley b m Anna H., bk 3 George Clark, B.
b IN Cinderella, b. 9 PM nWyer. ch. m Florence. h. Z
sam Brlggs and b M. Martha Lottie X. tho hT.t
heat by three opeH lengths In 227 IodA the next
three heats IN 2259i. 2nis and 29h Louie X took
.ee0nd money fondlctla thlrd. and MaIlha louLlh.