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sT.LOUIs.
Ciosing Of the ExposIIion-The Detained
Mexican Exhibit.

Closing OF the ExposItIon-The Detained
Mexican Exhibit.
ST. LOUIS, October l0.-One Of the most
attractive features OF the fair for the past
three days has been the exhibit from Mex
leo, sent from that republic specially for
exhibition at the St Louis Exposition, but
Tor some unknown reason 1t was detained
In the New York Custom House for 4
month, and did not reach here until three
days ago. It's now in charge OF John F.
Uahill, Mexican Consul in this city, as spe.
cial commissioner for the occasion, and has
been handsomely displayed by him. It
consists oil numerous specimens ot various
branches otindustry, agricultural, mineral
and manufactured products, rich and val
liable specimens oil native woods, drugs,
chemicals and sample works OF art and
literature, In all avery fine display OF art,
science and industry oil our sister Repub.
lie, and well calculated to surprise, as Il
does the great mass OF Americans who OK.
anime It. It will probably be put on per.
manent exhibition here, and doubtless be
instrumental In Fastening the develop.
ments Of more extensive commercial re.
lation between the countries than now
exist. Over 5000 was awarded In
premiums to-day Tor cotton at the Fair
Grounds, by the Cotton Exchange OF this
city. The sweepstAke Of $500 was captur.
I'd by Thomas Compton, Of Pamela coun.
ty, Miss. The other prizes went TO the
States OF Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and
| Indian TeFFitOFY
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Our nearest neighbor across the water Is
Tue centre OF q great deal Of speculation
anu 4. Interest just at this time at Columbus,
cincinnati and other points, mot for.
getting the overwhelming interest on this
side o. the river as to how she will vote
next Tuesday. The fact that Belmont Is
pFO'e'eially an uncertain county in poll
ncS adds to the anxiety and interest in her
verdict this year. Our advices induce VI
70 look tora Republican majority In tho
county on Tuesday next, and in conflrma
aon Of these advices We notice in tht
cincinnati Ga:ct'c OF yesterday the follow
ing dispatch from Columbus:
Ma; J; T. Moore, prominent Republi
Eau 81 o. GAINESVILLE, Belmont county, WA
N columbus to-day. When asked as q
'W sIe PtospSScts In Belmont county, he re
pned' The Republican party was neyeI
~ oetter shape than to-day. They ar
Sto5et together and touching elbows close
AnG lighter than ever before and hayl
publican" ''''S >'''S "" ~ Ass
NV What about the still huntS"
Lae Democrats are making still hunt
put ! have not heard OF single man The,
nave gained by It. On the contrary
Know positively Of gains that we hay
maus and that we will maintain on election
"How will the legislative ticket Vop"
u am satisfied that Hogue will be electe,
tor Representative, and see no reason d
Al why We will not elect HollinHsworth /
the Senate too, by good majority, Ii
Is sale beyond a doubt"
aWhat ~ will tho Greenbuck vote amour
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THE POPULAR HousH NEAR THE uNlos
DEfOr,-We direct the attention Of our read.
eEa 70 the fact that the ST. James Hotel, Lib.
efty street. Pittaburgh, Pa, directly opposite
The Union D.pot is one Of the most popular
'proprietorhlp Is Mr. James K. LARahan, and
MS careful management has rendered Il q
Welcome aud SatiStAetoFy stopping place for
the taYellng public generally. II Is head.
quarters for the merchants, iafmgn and
others who come from the western and
mlddle counties Of the State, being centrally
located and very convenient 70 railroad and
.tateet car lines The prices are very reason.
ss9Ies y accommodation excellent Board Il
sLeg 49, and v per day. according to the char.
per night dentlemaniy eierES And attend.
ahta WI pe found On hand day and nIEht
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VA. SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ii. 1919

Time, being compelled 10 Rlank hr
because the sWitchnan was NOT thoto y
set Il. He sworo At the switchman and /
said maybe liz ali for The best, don't cros,
over 10 the main track now. 1 then iump.
Od OF his engine, n WIS standing ptill MI
walked back on The olher ada of The mail
trainto give some orders 10 the switch.
man; / saw a switchman down
on The tack in front oi the
yard engine, 1 slsnaled q N on
ahead, and Jones moved down on tbs
main track; when I requested Jones 10 10
out he didn't decline; he took out ri,
watch and said, eighteen minutes. /
think can make II. !" looked At nv watch +:
can't say now what time Il was; heard the
Pacific express whistle down brakes, could
see The express when II was about forty
rodsof more away. always find ont how
much time have before sending A yard
engine on the main track. l don't know
oiany time when there has been apparent
danger Of acollision; have never had any
trouble or controversy with Jones abou,
switching; have heard him have words
with switchmen; be is very obstinate aud
contrary, and has q habit Of dlsputiue
about time; he has never refused to obey
me, but some times he hesitates and likes
TO do things bis own way; never saw
Jones drink; take glass Of beer, but
l an not a drinking man, seldom take
anything strongi have taken a drink OF
two OF brandy to-day; did not
drink drop yesterday; remained at the
wreck the whole night helping to get out
the bodiesi II was not eighteen minutes
from the time l left the telegraph office
until the collision; Il there was eighteen
minutes, or even eight minutes, Jones
would have got the train out Of the way;
have never allowed q yard engine 10 20
out within ten minutes Of a Trains
Time Operator Henderson, Of the Jack.
son Junction Office, stated that some time
alter 1925, couldn't say the precise time,
Yarlmaster Colwell came to the Office
and asked how the Pacific express was:
looked at the time card and an.
swered, "Forty.hve minutes late now !"
knew It passed Dexter at 1925 and Il was
As minutes late then. It was several min.
utes before Colwell came in that the Dexter
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EleolIona Yet 10 Como rhl. ye.r.

Ohio, October II, State officers and
members Of the Legislature.
Iowa, October II, State officers and
members Of the Legislature, and one Con.
gressman 70 oil vacancy.
MARYLAND, November !, State ollcers
and members Of the Legislature.
Massachusetts, November 4, State Off.
cera and members oi Legislature.
Minnesota, November 4, State otIlcera
and members Of the Legislature. S'
New >ork, November 4. State otIlc, m
aud members Of the Legislature. 's' 80
"a Wisconsin, iies'la, November 4, State officers
and lnembers Of the Legislature.
the Legislature. sO' 20 :"
~ New jIs,[.sy, November . moml ers of
,,:p. pp.enaSy!Santa, November 4, State Treas.
louisiana, December ., on the adoption
Of tue new Consultation,
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BRInGEPORr.

WhOOnInR lin IN. n.,..... ,....,.
Todd sSpnI,ss ~ . 1io.e nnH.,S.s Mee.iss-Dr
eFs-Per.on", .,'a Dsss.ency osss o. SPEAK
Tbore Iii ~ ~ "'s a' O.ne. No.e,'
,,., 4ue'e Tn' W an excursion train leaving
Martins Ferry this evening at $50 2. N.
for the Republican meeting at Bellaire
returning Alter thu nea,;n, Il o,os e.
cnrsion &C.,. III ~ ~ "V'es' E.'
SatSlOn " ticAe@ VIII be sold at Martina
Ferry and Bridgeport. Gen. GoiT and
Col. Peorman are announced as the speak.
era There will hs r,ro,a S.s y ~ oFe%A,
- 4s's,T, W." " 'tiu1'V, nFe'WoFKS' ana
= nuse 'otSnhgnt procession. There will
oe no chromoS given away with free rail.
road ticket 10 draw a crowd. and pos;t,valv
no speeches from mannsc-in, -.
honest man in favor al tbe fipiop shoSI!, &
turn out aud show The Rebel DemocrScS SsrpSrS
Ihat thev resent ,bo n n sr,e,,S oot ; DsIVCLacy
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Ohio and lIIssIsslppi RaiIroud,

CINCINNATI, October lO.-At the anuua
meeting Of the stockholders Of the ohIl
and Mississippi Railroad, held at thei
Office in this city Yesterday, there wer,
lS0, 900 shares voted. Messrs. Robert Gar
rett, Of baltimore; John waddIe, Of Gin
cinnati, and Henry NJ. Day, Of New York
were elected directors for the next fou
years without any opposition. The Balti
more parties held proxies for many Of tn,
New York parties.
By President Parsons report to til,
meeting 1t appears that the road is in gooG
condition, with increased receipts anG
good rates, He said there were funds II
the treasury on the lst Of October to have
paid the coupons on the second mortgagt
bonds which malured on that day, and
also 10 meet the coupons on the Spring.
field Division bonds, which are due on
November ! had the contemplated plan
OF reorganization been perfected
these payments would have been
made. In this connection It seems that
all parties interested had consented 10 this
plan some time ago, and It was expected Il
would be carried into effect at this meet.
ing. and tho property given back to the
Company. But ut the last moment the
Messrs. BloodgoOd, Of New York, who
represent a large proportion OF the Spring
field division bonds, refused to carry out
the plan. It was uuquestonably so much
to the interest ol. nll concerned that the
plan should have been perfected that the
action oil the BloodgOOds caused much sur.
prise and unfAvorable comment by the
representatives ot the Springfield bonds.
The result Of this action on their part will
be continued legal action, and q conse-
quent depression OF the securities
to the very marked advance In
which President Parsons called special
attention, the first mortgage from so TO ll3,
the second mortgage from 40 to liz. There
Ia, however, 20 per cent Of back interest on
the latter, which should be considered In
noting their appreciation In value.
lis noticeable that the second mort
gage bonds have advanced. Rumors are
current OF heavy purchases Of these seCur.
tiles in the interest OF the Baltimore par
tY, made in anticipation Of such possible
action on thepart Of the Bloodgood party,
and corresponding large sale Of stock by
the same parties is also reported, but the
gentlemen here declined to say anything
definite about the reports, much to the re-
gret OF the Board.
General L. B. Parsons, at the meeting OF
the new Board for organization, announc-
ed his Inability, on account OF other pres.
sing duties, to serve another year, and the
Hon. William T. McClinloCk, OF CinCin.
natl, was elected President. This Is the
only change in the officers OF the com.
pany.
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THE BARI BUSTED
And the Democratic boom In Ohio Sub.
siding.


And the Democratic IOom In Ohio Sub.
siding.
Special TO the Cleveland Herald.
COLUMBUS, October 0.-Experience do.
moustrates the fact that u Democratic
boom continues as long asthe funds hold
out; but rs soon as the bottom Of the
"bar'l' is reached the enthusiasm grows
chilly and soon after freezes. On Satur.
day and Monday, after the package from
New York was received, confidence was
visible on the face Of the average Demo.
crat, but yesterday the old time look oil
dependency was again apparent and the
talk Of the Democratic chieftains fail 10 re.
store the boys to the proper temperature
to claim things exultingly. The Democ.
racy have had their boom, and the frag.
ments have scattered In mid air and de.
scended harmlesSly 10 the earth. Yes,
they have had their last spasmodic jubil.
alton; they came very near catching "our
boys mapping" In the close counties, but
that danger has now been passed, and re,
ports from the various portions OF the
State during the past iorty:eight hours arc
Of such q character as TO Indicate that the
fight will now be crowded, and hard
knocks administered until the l4th, when
there Is every reason TO believe, the apos.
ties Of fiat money will be completely over.
thrown.
The past three days have raised the Re.
publican stock ten per cent, in fact the
wheels have been lifted out Of the
old worn ruts, and are now gliding more
safely along. The situation In Guernsey
county Is not very hopeful, although Coi.
onel Moore, OF the State Committee, be,
lieves the county safe. In this, franklin
county, the Republicans are very conf
dent Of electing one Representative, with
lighting chance Of Clecting the whole
county ticket and two additional candi
dates TO the Legislature. The Democrats
are completely panlc.stricken at the
present outlook.
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CoLuMBus, October O.-Confdence in
the result is crystallizing In the usual
manner into bets. So far in Columbus the
more intelligent Democrats are inclined 10
be exceedingly cautious in the presence
Of those who have money TO put up. A
few even bets have been made, but on
probably ten to one Of those made the
Democrats have claimed odds. Republi.
cans have put up money on 5000 majority
for Foster. Bets have been made on 10000
One Of $500 has been made on that nun.
Der. Others are known on 5000, 10000,
5000, and two or three on majorities as
high as $1,000. This, however, is consid.
cred unnecessarily risky, when bets can
be obtained against msjorities as low as
5000 and 10000. A few evenings ago a
Democrat offered to bet 5000 against 5000
maiorityIfor Foster. 1t was readily taken,
and the person taking 1t then put up 500
more on 10000, which was taken by the
same Democrat Then 500 moro were
put up on $1,000, and when the Republican
offered 500 more on 10000, the Democrat
retired. When betting with sporting men
Republicans are cautious to specify that
they bel on majority over Ewing or a
plurality, In order to avoid being held to
majority over all the votes cast. L. A.
Brunner, Clerk OF the House, is not a bel.
ting man. nevertheless he Is a good talker
and strong enough Democrat to "claim
everything with confidence" Last even
ing he offered to bet SIS on Ewing's elec-
tion. An acquaintance sitting near was
disposed to take 1t up. but not having the
money with him, drew out handsome
watch, worth probably $40, and offered
that against Btunner's old goggles. But
Bunner didn't want to part with his dollar
goggles, and the bet fell through.
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InnrnfitnhIo Cnntras,.

WARRINGTON, October 9.-Complaints
from contractors on Government works
are continually received here. It Is al
legged that owing to the advance In the
price Of labor and material they are max.
ing no money, Many contracts have been
abandoned, but the Government loses
nothing by such abandonment. Tie con.
tractors. entered on obligations when 10,
Dor aud material were Rt a low figure and
made their calculations accordingly. Now
that tho price Of both labor and material
have advanced, they say they can not exc
cute their contracts without material los
to themselves. This q particularly thI
1 case with the men who undertook work
under the River and Hafbor Appropria
ton bill. All this work, amounting b
about nine million dollar, was let beior
the business boom began.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The Panama Railroad Company declar.
cd q quarterly dividend Of per cent YES.
terday, payable November II.
The apt full cargo Of potatoes for Eng.
land, was shipped from ST, JohpS, N. IL
Yesterday, amounting to 500 barrels.
There was no change yesterday in ths
strike Of the cabinet mGkers and inoulders
at Cincinnati, both sides remaining ilrm,
Five persons, convicted last March n
violating election laws at Boston, haye
os oeen 'an sent 70 prison pending the payment
Extensive Preparations arc being tnads
N new hrulaMiekt for numbering this Win.
ter. insteadof SO q month, the priee AZ
ieFed lumbetmenl last iall, SIS l. now asEsd,
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NEW YORK, October l0.-MoNEY-Actiye
at 4a7 per cent, closing At4. Prime mercan.
tile paper 6aeH per cent Sterling exchange
weak at "A 81 4; sight exchange q IS,
Dry goods Imports for the week, 81, $4,000,
GoYEREMENrs-Quiet.
unltcd States q Of 1881 coupon.
~
6o0I anu mus
Sut1euey
RAILROAD BosDs--Actiye and buoyant with
= further advance Of y 10 8 per cent, the lat.
ter In Texas Pacific land grants, which sold
up 70 o.. Erie eonSols, second, sold up 10
sgN; funded lves 10 So; 1t. Louis and Iron
Mountain seconds to 0S; do fiTSt incomes 10
SOi Kansas and Texas consols lSsented 70
SOxi do seconds TO 81; Ohio and Mississippi
seconds to u, and Great Western seconds ex.
coupons 70 98h. Lehigh and Wllkesbarre
income advanced per cent.
STATE SEcuRlT1Es-Higher for Louislana
seyens cons0ls and Virginia skies deferred,
SrocEs-The market was buoyant In the
early dealings and prices advanced Ifa4H per
per cent, the latter G. G. @. l. l.; the coal
stocks and Erie being also prominent In the
Improvement During the afternoon there
was reaction OF <a2X per cent, Michigan
Central leading the decline. Toward the
close speculation assumed a strong tone. and
the final dealings showed recovery OF KalK
per cont tho coal shares and Erie exhibItInS
marked buoyancy.
The rise In coal stocks was based on the i'm.
proved demand for coal caused BY the revival
Of the iron industry throughout ihe country,
which resulted In an advance In prices, and
which, L isreported, will 10 shortly followed
by another advance.
The decline In Michigan Central was due 10
the announcement Of an accident on that
road near Jackson, Michigan.
The dividend Of the Panama COmnany has
been raised 10 10 per cent. per anpum,
There were sales Of Erie on the street a,
the close OF Exchange At AK.
In the last hour granger snAres were active
and hrmer, and Southwestern stocks all bet
TER. THERE'S strong talk Of higher prices FOL
Northwestern common and 81. Paul on &C
count Of the enormous business OF The lines
The Pennsylvania Coal Company to-day l.
sued private circular to contractors, adVane
Ing the price oi coal 20 cents per ton. II /,
reported that the usual monthly auction oi
Scranton coal by the Delaware, LAckawannl
q Western Company will be omitted thIl
a Philadelphia dispatch says that President
GoTen has not heard from Packer, and thC
agreement for the coal combination there.
tore expires by Limitation to-day. The true
story OF the compact seems 70 be that thu
agreement was made by all parties In inter
est, but the greatly increased demand for Goa
and consequent advance In the price rendered
the combination OF secondary importance
The President ola prominent coal cUmpAn Il
credited with the statement that on an aver
age Of - per ton the company would he In 1
| positIQn TO nav Der cent on the ca DtAl stoCk
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CnSAxO.


omCAgo, October TO- Flour-Quiet but
tiEn. Wheat-Actiyet firm, higher, unsettl, d
amt nerVouSi No. Chicago spring 81 l6a
l8h, according TO location; No 28II lOzn
l lON cash 81 l2H November; 81 lax Oe-
cemberi 81 l0k year; sales At 81 00faI fik
Tor October; 81 llkAl IS for November, M.
j u Q; rejected SIC Corn-ln good de.
mand and prices shade higher at 3SNc chsh;
Sse November; S6hc year; SS}Sc January Sgc
Did May: rejected 37Nc. 0aS-Bairly active
and ahade higher 1T 27Ifc cash; 2SKe No
Tem6e5; 2SSa20 No December; rejected 2Sfc.
MsEtirmer at 6Sc. Barley teady and
and shade higher NJ $40 % cnslI; SO 10 No
velnberi % year; 30 b2a9 BS JanuSry, Lard
Quiet but firm at % Is cash; $572X No.
Tember; - 70 year; IS S2Ifa6 IS january.
Hnlk meats-strong and higher at $Ia8a6 u.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Saffron scOurus Still Llnusrs at
Memphis.
Sixteen New Cases and Three
Deaths Yesterday.
The Day Of Democratic Doom in
Ohio Approaching.
Republican Stock Quoted at Ten Per
Cent Above Par.
No Danger Of the Market Dropping
Next Tuesday.
YELLOW rEyER.
NlnInnlila.

/ AAtluphlAs
MEaPllS, October lO.-At noon Slz
new cases were reported. No deaths since
last evening
Night Report,
Sixteen cases in all were reported to-
day, seven coIored. Among those re.
ported this evening are Agnes Steele,
Margaret Crono, II. Jones, Henry Green,
James Button, L. T. Keet. Three deaths
have occurred-John d. Gho, William
Brooks, Caroline GillIard, the last.named
colored. AT four o'clock this afternoon
the steamer 0. ". Pierce departed for
C0ncordia In charge OF Gen. W. ], Smith,
Vice. President Of tho Howards. 4 full
supply oil provisions, blankets and meli.
cines was taken along. A. NJ. Stoddard,
q member Of the Howards, DR., Julius
Wise and two nurses accompanied the ex.
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WAsutNoToS, October 1O.-The entry
aud purchase Of public lands for settle,
ment Is now greater than for years. The
Land Office has Just made out a statemen
for the fiscal year ending July lst, from
which 1t appears that s, $500 acres wert
taken up that year. So far during thi.
fiscal year there Is still a larger increase
In 1877 the number Of acres Laken was s.,
$4,000. In 1873 100000. The amount
taken up the iint three months OF the pres
ent fiscal year indicates a total for the yeal
OF nearly 10000 900 OF acres. This indi
Gates unmlstakAbly the rush OF empir,
westwardly. Texas Is not included il
this statement as all public lands ther,
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An Answer and . I.Iddls.
MoRRIsroWN, o., October 4


EdIloFi lntelllgOhetT,
In one Of your issues Of this week you
printed a Bible riddle, the solution ol
which Is "chlcken.cock." add the fol.
lowing one for the edIflcatiOn Of you,
readers: There was man Of Adams
race who had q certain dwelling place; +;
neither In heaven nor In hell, nor on thti
earth where mottals dwell; 4 place well
built and we'll secured, DER a place
where man never lived before. II you
know this man OF fame, tell where Id
lived aud what was bis name. J.B.C.
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GRAPTON.
A Pleasant Masonic Event.

EAehshnt mhSonIe Event.
GRAFTON, W. Va, October 10, 1879.
EdltOB IntellIEVucer
Aspecial meeting OF Copestone Chapter
A. +. & A. NJ. was held In their lodge
room here last night, and several candl.
dates for advancement appeared and re.
Ceiyed the usua! degrees and charge. AT
the adjournment Of the Chapter a very
unexpected pleasure awaited those pres.
ent, which was an invitation by Brother
George Brinkman 10 attend a banquet at
his ball on Main street. Repairing to the
hall, full discussion OF the many good
things spread on the tables was soon en-.
tered into, and an extremely pleasant time
was had. Speeches were made BY Bros.
3. L. Weisgerber, Arthur Slnsel, a. Guse.
man, j. ". Hamilton, Mr.. Fitzpatrick,
E, G. Jetfreys, George Bhnkman and
others. Bro. Thomas Bailey, the popular
Supervisor Of the B. 4 o. K. R., deferred
his speech until some future occasion, A
vote oil thanks was rendered Bro, Brink
man for bis kind hospitality and the party
adjourned to dream-perchance 10 dream.
@ BRAc.
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BALTiNoEE, October lO.-Plour-steady;
western supertlne q 25aI IS; extra IS GOa
T6;. do family 80 49, Wheat - Western
closed weak with downward lentency; No.
81 &sal SSH: November Ii SOL SSX; De.
cember 81 40al 40K. Com-FIrm; western
mixed, spot 6sA6sISc; October, $50; N0Vem.
her b6ao8Hc; December s. yfR60c. Oats Dull.
western white S0a40c; do mixed S6aS9c; Penn.
s!ylvania S9a4lc. Rye-Quiet at Soc. Hay
Prime TO choice Pennsylvania $loalB.
Provisions Higher and active; mess pork
81 90. BulG Meats Iooso shoulders SS 76a
I %; clear NIB sides 90 50; d. packed s. 26a
9 %. Bacon. shoulders u Is; clear rib
sides " 80 Hams, lOal2c. LAri, 7c, Butter
-Firmi prime TO choice western packed
laal6c. Esgs-Flrm at lGc. Petroleum
Crude nominal; refined 7kc, Coffee -
Strong and active; RlO. carBOes laalOxc.
Sugar-Flrm; A soft staSJSc. WHISKY
Firm at 81 10kal II.