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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-16

The News Getting Better Every Hour.
'DEs MoINEs, October 15.-All the later
returns increase the Republican majority
on the State ticket, and it will reach 80.
900 and likely to be 5000. The Republi.
can majority in the Legislature on joint
ballot will be larger than in the last.
The Republican State Committee has
this hour definite returns from 4S Coun.
ties, and partial returns from as many
more. j They .imdicate u majority Of tie
State ticket OF G5,OOO over all
the three other I, parties. A . Republi-
can gain of 27,O0O over 1877 AM and
10000 over 1873. Gears majority over
DEM, is stated by Runnells,
chairman Of the Republican State Com.
mittee, to be 5000. His majority over
GreenbackerTat over 100000.
otthe Legislature Runnells claims % out
Of the 90 Senators elected this year, with a
chance OF electing all, and 50 Of the 100
OF the House. tf.A2;-f-'t
The prohibition vote in the State is pro-
baby not over 5000. The Tenth and
Sixth Congressional districts that elected
Greenbackers to. Congress last year, 20
Republican this year. 1.-THE Seventh dis.
trict, which gave Gillette, Greenbacker,
for Congress 200 majority last year, gives
s,SoS Republican majority this year, every
county going Republican. 20
The Sixth district, that elected Weaver,
Greenbacker, to Congress last year by
2,lOO, goes Republican BY 1850.
The Republican State Committee claim
the election Of Thompson to Congress, in
the Fifth district % tHll 4 vacancy BY
over 5000 majority @ %" -.
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rle enthusiasm OF the Republicans on
Nj. side Of the river over The result In
oho is. we dare say, fully GddalIto thdt8t
,uy community across the water, Last
o.,r'. on,bmrst here wdS 4 Yeghlar boom
m it,. way, The streets were thr6nysd
a,i, p'huscd Republicans, and when the
m,.iror Nmmer's band struck apsand De
,nnm bnomed over in Ohio, and was
answered by boom alter boom on this side,
ard when the boys burst out singing
lady Round rheg .glag,t Sad forced
80 procession and marched twenty
,tra.t through the principal streets,
.,orns AT the top Of their voices
erhr Battle Cry Of Freedom" we
ea'i, rAuusht that the days OF the great
war victories had come again. 1t was a
sight todo the old time Republicans good
during the remainder Of their lives, and
they richly enjoyed the glorious demon
.trl,ion. When the news comes in from
Pennsylvania and New York next month
vemusthNve another such boom, for these
great victories in the North show that the
year Of jubilee is coming here 10 West
Virginia in 1850, when those who are in
bondage to the Democracy will be liber.
ated, and the State redeemed and Olsen.
thalled from Bourbonism.
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Patent ON cd statcmenl.

wAsllISoToS, October ia statement
Of the operations Of the Patent Office for
the last fiscal year shows that during the
twelve months ended June so, last, $4,000
applications for patents were received and
2,674 caveats filed, 12,47l patents issued,
l,547 trade marks and labels registered
and 82s patents granted but withheld for
payment ofIfinalfees.sA The total receipts
Of the Office was S70S,l48, being $l64, ,408
in excess OF It's total expenditures. The
acting Commissioner informs Secretary
Schurz that the recent reductions in the
amount OF appropriations made by Con.
gress have not only crippled the Office
Seriously but have begun to dry up the
the sources otlrevenue. M .slEH
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. 2Iy WEsT ALBxANDER, Pa, 0ctoberl5.
Special Dispatch TO the Daily lntellisencen
a sad accident happened near here this
evening, in the fatal injury .ot a fourteen
year old son Of James McCamman, Esq.
Mr.. McGamman, wholises three miles out
in the, country WAS doing some hauling,
and The team taking fright ran away, hurl-
ing the boy. out against q tree which the
wagon struck. Young McCamman was so
badly injured that he died in about forty
FIVE ,minuteSatser the accident. ". J...
S,M, B,
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sr. Paul, October l5.-Nolan and John.
son, two of Doc Middleton's gang Of Ne.
braska robbers were traced to ortenville,
Minn., near the Dakota line. The Sheriff's
posse pursued them, overtaking them yes.
terday near Appleton. They aiortified
themselves in shanty, and siege fol.
lowed. The firing was Eeptup ior several
hours. The robbers finally escaped. Pur-
suit still continues. ~ 5 : II ~
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NEw York, October l5.-Bonds to the
value Of $4,000 were stolen to-day. from
the safe in The office Of Merritt Trimble,
a well known merchant in coal and iron.
The store was entered by three strangers
who came apparently on business. The
robbery was not discovered until several
hours afterwards, when It was too late to
ascertain whether they had been negotia.
ted ON the street or not. .5r,5 - z,
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THE TURco.GREEK KFRoNrrEn,

=, ,LoNqpoS, October, ia dispatch from
Vienna says there seems to be fair
chance that no more time will be wasted
in improbable discussions us 10 the mat
ters Of lorm'by the Turco-G reek frontier
commission. The several governments
notably France, have advised Greece to
accept the Turkish offer to take the 18Th
protocol Of the treaty Of Berlin as basis
for negotiation.
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Special Dispatch 70 the lulelllgOncer

Special Dispatch 10 the lntelligencer,
The excitement in this city this evening
is intense; fully five thousand people be,
ing now assembled on the Public Square,
where they are being addressed by prom.
inent Republicans, Three brass bands are
out, and the scene is illuminated by ex-
plOding rockets, Roman candles, and the
burning red aud blue light, and immense
enthusiasm prevails. The procession is
just forming to the tune OF Marching
through Georgia" Never since the fall Of
Richmond have the people made such
wild and joyous manifestations Of their
feelings.
The soldiers Of Ohio thank the INTEL
LlGENcER for exposing that arch conspira.
tor, Voorhees,, and that through yourin.
fence much good has been accomP Phshed.
s-'f' TIL. H.
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Fnll Rlyer Sumner, Tronhle.

FALL RIVER, October 15.-The majority
ofthe oldspinners have now returned to
work, but several hundreds have not yet
been able to do so. Atameeting OF the
spinners last night 1t was voted by those
who had secured work to tax themselves
one, dollar PEI. week for hesuppoTt OF their
non!working brethren in addition o'the
weekly. tax of twenty-five cents for the
support OF the Union. s,s3 ,..l r
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- .!.'e12 ST. oLAIRsYlLLE, Oct. Is. f.
Unofficial returns show the election .oi
the entire Democratic ticket Of this codn-
tx except Prosecuting Attorney, whom
the Republicans elect By about 100 ma.
iority Democrats probably celect Repre-.
sentative by twelve majority. Holliugs.
worth IS elected Senator by Co., Nothing
official tonight. Nv! All. !
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And Is now Ready 'to PtSach h2taIiRs 2taIiRs
osls Funeral Sermon. is2 .:'9y
.y1sT 1"TO Be Continued I''t in Our yl Next,
The Badger State Catches The Boon
i+"=~s seq ~ AhtNS"
And Shows Large Republican Gains

COLUMBUS, o., October l5.-The Repub
licaq Committee arc now notifying their
correspondents that Fosters majority will
probably fall as low as 1900.
Since noon the returns received by the,
Republican State Committee show that
in addition to the list OF Senators the Re-
publicans have elected Sinks in the Third
District and Mounts in the Second Dis
trict, but they admit the defeat OF Cham
bers in the Fifteenth District. This gives
the Republicans % Senators and ,67 Rep
resentatiyes, or 13 majority on joint ballot
The Democratic Committee do not con-
eede4s hrGe a majority as.this, and it my
take full official returns to,decida what the
exact majority in the Legislature will be-
The returns which have been coming in.
this evening are largely from Democratic.
strcngholds, which materially reduces
Fosters majority. '''4 > e'' '"--s"3
General Robinson, Chairman Of the
Republican, State Committee, says he is
satisfied that Fosters majority will fall
below 10000 ~, ..,...y.,r,y,
TOLEDO, October 15.-Lucas county, Off
cial, gives Ewing 9S maiority over Foster.
Republican gain on the vote of 1873 of
l,s5S; walbridgs Republican Senator,
has 1851 majority. The returns from.
various counties in this Senatorial Dis
triet now indicate tie election of ;Wilkin,,
Democrat, by from 100 to 200 majority.
The Republicans elect both Representa-.
tives from Lucas county by 9sl majority.
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lCaiifornia outlaws.

3 San FRAScIsco, October 10. Near Men
docino, this morning, a sherifrs posse, in
search Of cattle thieves, were fired on from
the bush by outlaws, killing Thoa. Dol.
lard, fatally wounding Valentine Wright
and slightly wounding others. Reinforce
ments have been sent out.
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TURKEY.

sCoNsT4NENoPLE, Oct. l5-The British
Ambassador, who has just returned from
Asia Minor, reports the condition of that
country as unsatisfactory in consequence
otSdisagreenlents between the European
inspectors and Turkish officials and the
bad administration OF Justice,
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october ICrops.l a II .

WASHINGTON, October 15.-The returns
to the Department otsApiltlttte for oc-
tober show an average condition OF the
cotton stateso of 81; a. decline, since Sep
tember !, OF 4 compared with October M,
The condition Of tobacco on October /
hasimpreyed from that Of September l ID
nine oil the large producing States, q de.
elined in two, and remained the same in
theothets. The total average for sthpse
States is 9S.
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Truthand sohern ess.

What is the best family medicine in;the
world 70 regulate the bowels, purify the
blood, remove costiyeness and biliousness,
aid digestion and stimulate the wholelsys.
tenn? ~ tit Ef'l
Truth and soberness compels us to an.
swer, Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect and
harmless. See "Truths" in another col.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. &C.,, whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, West Virginia
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,NSButler TheoloGian. ,

BosTON, October l5.-It Is reported that
the Rev. Q. @, Carpenter, pastor Of the
Mount Pleasant Unitarian Church, OF
Noxbury, will resign on Sunday next, Oils
advocacy Of General Butler giying5uni
G;taSe ;0S to large number Of his .congregk+
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GERlrANsIiY,

BEeIi 0cto6erl ieli Marshai Won
Motke has rep To- the Emperor that
consia iaerabl 5ihorease ot military deienses
in Alsace and lorraine willibe necessary.
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No More Fortunes 10 be rbro,,n /. ~,

w "oFe fortunes 10 be Thrown Away.
LOUISVILLE, October 15-Simmons 4
Dickinson, of New York, who for many
years have drawn the Kentucky State
Lottery at Covington, were enioined TO-
day at Newport from drawing any lotter.
les for the benefit Of Henry College or
the Grand Lodge Of Kentucky, al the snit
o. Henry Cotton. This In iuction stons
all the lotteries Of Simmons & Dickinson
in Kentucky.
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THE Ohio election having greatly ohscur-
ed 1.-THE chances Of a Democratic Presidency
next year. itis thought that Colonel Ben
Wilson will relinquish the idea, Of q for
eign mission and come to tho front for a
nomination TO Congress. W LL-aN Nats
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FOREIGN NOTES.

ofthe bulliohs%ithdrawn from the Bank
Of England yesterday, el640OO were for
New York. - < ia.'
a dispatch from Berlin says Bismarck is
suffering from neuralgia, and his doctors
adHiseentirerest. f.l1T y tjlI7Il'T
Gen. Cough, who commanded the
troops along the line Of communication,
occupied Jellahabad yesterday.
The Daily Neps publishes letter from
St. Petersburg whichacontlrms the news
o. the defeat Of the Russians at Geak
Tepe. ' n
1tis reported from Dublin that the Irish
government authorities contemplate legal
proceedings against Parnell, the Home
Rule leader.
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THE UTE INDIAN WAIR.
All quiet ON white River.

w AShlNuToSI OCtoueI lo'-1ne lOlloW-
ing telegram gagreceiyed by the Indian
Bureau to-day; III ,.5555
Los PIXos, Col, Oct II.
To Nle Commissioner of Indian Affairs:
ALI is quiet. No danger of trouble from
the Indians, either near or remote unless
precipitated by evil counsels and the con-
duct Of the whites, who seem determined
to make trouble. The newspapers and
the very atmosphere Of Colorado are full
Of lying rumors. The secret OF all this
outcry and these false rumors can be
formed in the popular text, "The Utes
must go. The White river women, child
ren. money and papers aresafe with Mrs.
Meeker. All will be sent here as soon as
practicable. Some Of the employees are be.
,lieved to be alive. The soldiers here have
been reinforced. Provisions and water
plenty, These items were obtained here
from runners from White river. ''ial
[signed] AHl-y STANLEY,
Ind d1stI
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We have no returns from the greenback
vote in the Ohio election. We're there any
votes cast for Piatt? daa ~ 3psah
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son in badly frost.bltten condition
TIE Register nude great Auur OF
trttmpetsbetorG the eleetrnn abnuL npen-
lug branchuaire al B,lluire aud fu,,ish
ing the election news IN vast qnan les,
and very fresh, to the people duwn ere
on the night ot The returns 4. 1t wu, her.
aided ny u stupendou4 enterprise very
costly course, but entirely in the line
cf-t'sgiskf ehtsrprise The attempt . re.
deem its pretensons was pretty murE, ota
farce, The people had to depend OF, the
1NTELMoENcER al last for their ,ews.
Without any ado over the matter
whatever we opened "branch office" !"
so, to speak, not only, at Bellaire
but at Martins Ferry, and furnish
ed the people news that was news, bolh in
quantity and quality, and the contrast
at the lINTELLldENCER branch and that
OF the Register at Bellaire was about as
marked as it could well be between.
the two Offices The Register was
literally nowhere. So much for It's lenny
whistle flourish. 1t fizzled out much af-
ter the style Of the news over which its
poor rooster was made TO crow yesterday
morning. Our advice TO the Register is to
blow less and doimore in the future In
this connection the INrELLIaEScER begs
leave. to return lis acknowledgements to
Mr. John M0Lgsn, the manager OF the
Western Union Office in this city. His
cordial cooperation with us made ou- en-
. grand success at all paints.
The Western Union lines were run
into the INTELLIGENcER building, and
put in communication with nearly every
prominent election point in the State of
Ohio, and as last as the news was licked
OFF the instrument it was announced to
the crowd that thronged our doors Be-
fore eleven o'clock it became generally
known in the city that there was really
but one place where the returns were be-
ing dispensed, and, accordingly, those who
wanted news throrged to the 1NrELLIGEN-
oEfltoIheaE il, 3lQB!L
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>. .MoylLlE, October l5.-Arrived: Nesto-
rissn, Montreal. y FL. ...5
!, INaeoidss Of great obstinacy, attended
with constant coughing, Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup renders prompt and permanent re-
| lief, Price 25 cents,
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TuE Republicans Of Bridgeport will
hold a iollidcation meeting Saturday
night. Hr' g'Glurslt8TJ
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e 5THEREG1sTERB BOOM .

TaIRgisa was hard up for chs 20 to
lot itself down easy yesterday IN ,uing
when Y yppt rooster on duty to croS tver
the news from Columbus: The tough old
fowl wss put on, his legs and asked t. fop
his wings overt the following dispatci,;
CoLuMBUs, October Is, 1:4O A. NJ AT
this hour we have returns Of the nOn
Governor from over sne.iourth :; the
State, which show Republican E OF
$500, and indicate q Republican MI rity
In the State Of not less than p, ,OOO-(- I'm,
lie returns OF the result on member, 81 tho
Legislature are claimed by both Io les
with the chances in favor Of the IT,, ub.'
leans. = -r,eisytt ID ia5aa.. ~
.Melpresuns that the roater Tia, aa4
made to straddlo this dispatch su, 'ow
!sovef a Democratic tIesiEature'. the
same old case.hardened creature tl.,; lied
9,leng and drearilY. over the Gu ,ado.
hgES n 1876, giatthat xAs finally ihheil.
back INTO the coop at tlit tend 0i t. sea.
son in badly frost. bitten condition \
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BALTIMORE AND ONO stock sold ,yester
day at 1901. 80 ." - =
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Ghs gnteIliaettren
WHEELING ENTHUSED.

,o,,., Is an" "a Fourteenth stresi,
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

W.. Ferren issued sheet from his job
rooms Wednesday morning early, giving
the election returns for the city and town.
ship and general items Of State news.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-15
AMERICAN ENGINES IN ITALY

An American Correspondent: writes
from Miltan Uta'y), calling attention 10
the necessity of American manllfactur-
ers adapting their manufactures to !he
wants and habits of the countries 10 "hlch
they export. Speaking OF the street rail-
road from Miltan to Monza, which was
opened in 1876, he says:-"Thls road has
tried Swiss, French and American cais.
All concede that the American car IS the
best, with this fault only-the platforms
are too small. The average Italian pre-
fers the platform, where he has the piiv-
ilege OF smoking, and the directors not
being allowed, as with us, to take inside
more passeng, rs than they can seat, very
much prefer large platforms, where peo-
| pie stand packed like sardlnes. How
ever, our cars stand the racket and
theirs DO not. There is hardly French
or Italian car upon any of the roads here
that is not, To use sailor phrase, 'hogged.
The line from Milan to Vapro opened
| on the 9Th of June, 1878, and las been
great success. 1t was started with steam
alone, running three cars and sometimes
| + Ilr. The engineer had the good sense
] to try all the different dummies IN the
market-Swiss, French, Italian, German
and American. The latter, owing to de-
lays of transportation, came too late to
be accepted by the company, who had
| Ialready-unable to wait stocked their
road. 1t was tried however, upon the
road, and IN my opinion was success,
but il was a success under difficulties
The machine was consigned in pieces TO
a man who knows nothing about ma
chinery it was put together by another
who, If anything, is prejudiced in favor
of Italian work it was run by man
" no likes the English machine. How
ever, ii did il work well and was eventu-
| ally sold to new company running out
of Turin, where it came TO grief, and Is
now, says one, up for sale at half price.
Perhaps this may be owing to the fact
that the Cassll Company have already
three engines on The road running by
their own men, or IL may be as l heard
to-day, that the American company have
ordered the machine out OF service until
they have time to send one OF their own
men to manage it. l sincerely hope the
latter is the case. When will our Amer.
lean manufactures learn that IL is better
not to send any machines at all than to
confide them to foreign mechanics, whose
interest 1t is to run them down and after
ward copy them? At 10 matter what
cost, the first machine should bo accom-
panied by a skilled mechanic afterward
let them do as they like, you have al
ways the record of the first machine Il
| show"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-15
The business Outlook.

Dun, Barlow & Co.'S circular for the
three months ending March 81, 1879,
shows very considerable reduction in
the nun ber of failures and amount OF
liabilities in the United States as com
pared with the same periods in 1873 and
1877. For the first quarter of 1879 the
failures were 1924, against 1888 in 1873
and 2 1860 IN 1877. In 1879 the liabilities
amounted to t4S, ,1l2, ,6s5, against 8S2 ,01S,-
S26 III 1873 and s54 53S, ,070 in 1876. 1t IS
not exactly fair to compare the first
quarter of the present year with that Of
1873, since last year the number OF fail
ures was greatly increased by the i'm
pending repeal of the federal bankrupt
law, but comparisons wish 1877 are EN-
sirely admissible. From these figures it
appears that the decrease in the total
mum Der OF failures III 1879 from those in
1877 has been $40, "A reduction of one
eighth, and in the amount Of liabilities
of Sll ,425 ,4e5, or one-tfih the whole.
Ths losses hy failures IN the Middle
States have fallen of sS.J9S, ,i01, or nearly
one-thIrd; in the Yves ern States 81 ,l65,-
| III, or nearly one-haif. In the Southern
and the Pacific States, OWING to the in
| juries 10 trade done by the yellow fever
in one section and to the disastrous losse:
| bv speculative amount Of liabilities by
failures WAS s4 ,69l ,045, equal TO SO pei
cent. These figures are very encourag
| ing, since they show "a substantial gait
of health IN the great business centres
and the great producing centres as well
| The average amount OF liabilities to fail
| ures has also decreased in a remarkable
way, being s24 AGA in 1873 and Sl9,0l2
| in 1873, but only SIT $50 in 1879. All thes
facts are contr buttons to the accumulat
ing evidence of the turn of the tide.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-15

IN THE PRESENT CONGRESS, which
consists of 1862 members, exclusive of va
cancles, there are 24l lawyers-rather an
undue predominance Of single profess
sion, yet readily enough accounted for
The mercantile interest proper is repre-
sented by only twenty-four merchants,
The banks by only twelve bankers, the
grangers by only sixteen farmers, and the
newspaper Fl Maternity, which plays so i'm
portant part in the making and unma-
king OF Congressman, by only ten edi-
tors. The trades cut poor figure also,
there being one carpenter, one stone-cut-
ter and one miller. Even the great rail-
way corporations Of the country have but
five practical railroad men on the floors of
the capitol. The manufacturers number
nine, teachers three, lumber dealers two,
miners two, and insurance agents two
while only seven doctors are sufficiently
cut Of prac ice to leave their patients for
two years service in the halls of legisla-
ton. Two Of ;he members are desicna-
ted as professional iice-holdels, which is
probably far below the actual figures. and
eighteen report themselves as having Nc
regular occupation at all.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-15

WE DO NOT BELIEVE that Mr.. Hayes
will veto the Appropl liation bills that are
now before Congless, Although Andrew
johnson was called the veto President, and
was held to be one of the most obs mate
n.en that ever filled the Presidential
CHAR IN adherlng to political opinions
which he considered right, he did not
hazard veto on an appropriation bill.
In 1867, when the annual Army Appro-
priatlon bill was under consider alton, On
motion of Mr.. Garfield, political rider
wa, added to the bill. But the rider Of
1867 was not, like the one Of 1879, made