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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-06
The warren lIiIitary Court.

NIw YoRk, November 5.-In the War
rem court Of inquiry to-day Capt. Melcher
testified that he met Col. Locke after the
battle and they went to General Sheridan.
Lacke said: General Warren sends bis
compliments and says we have carried the
enemys works and are in full pursuit" "
Gen. Sheridan replied: "All l have to
saw Is, General Warren was not at the
front. where he belonged"
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AT NEW CUMBERLAND.

Big TuruOut Ia the Rain-A Demo-
t1ls Aid TO the Demon.tration-T
LaAis. Contribute an Attractive Fea-
un.
SEw CuNuEELAND, November s.
s4r rIsl,lIgeneer.
ItRepubIicaus held q grand iollifca.
ta meeting here last night The ele-
Eats seemed to be against US, but true to
,1 ,1Rspublican instincts We turned out as
zy The Btalwarts OF Hancock county
rsI how to turn out, aud waded through
a.nud caused by the recent rains, and
Tts same time it was pouring down in
snut& Yet this did not seem to daunt
Gwunge in the least, as the club was
u and marched over the full line Of
suth. One feature OF the parade was
tIi according to agreement between
rae Of the Republicans and
lae b. Stewart, the Chairman
4 he Democratic Executive Committee,
tEii Hancock was elected said Republi-
ari were 10 illuminate their dwellings,
I'd, upon the other hand, II Garfield was
.sced he was 10 do likewise, and accord
;tl he made quite display and very
to little speech Of explanation, stating
hit was in honor OF Garfield who Was
isasd. Then be also was to march at the
SiiOi the procession, which he did, and
l'isd quite sensation along the line OF
'Erh. He fulfilled the agreement TO the
Gsf, and gained the appreciation OF the
I'os club. When we arrived at the
a'l He'll splendid supper was in wait
Sor the club, prepared by the Republic
ii hdies Of the town, and It was in keep
aIith every thing our ladies' undertake
'h, splendid success, and will rebound
! their credit. Such q reception was
tsd BY loud and prolonged cheers by
4eGb, and every man seemed TO take
lsG.cial pride to see our ladies taking
u 40 interest aud displaying their pa
atsa Tor such a cause. PIIrRo.
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LONDON, November Sat 10 o'clock
this morning the scores Of the pedestrians
in the Ashley Belt contest were: Rowell,
4s4 miles; Littlewood, 3s7; Dobler, S7sD
DobIer Is much better and going very
well, as are also the others. On account
OF the cold and fog Littlewood wears q
respirator. The score at 5 O'Clock stood
RowelI, 463; Littlewood, 400; Dobler, S95
LoSDox. November s. $3.50 4. M-Tht
score al o'clock this morning: Rowell
1902; Lt,lewood, 1926; Dobler, 4l2.
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HutehIRsonS AOrity, exclusive Of the vote of CAL
houn, l2S.
Should Calhoun give but l25, as believed
at Parkersburg, the result would be, as in.
dicated by our unofficial returns, the cleo
ton OF Wilson by q majority OF 2, in
which case, OF course, the official count
would be. required to determine the result.
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TAYLoR COUNTY.

GRAFTON. ". Va, Nov. 4.
Editor Intelhrepeer. Fl
The vote Of our county is as follows:
Garfield, l,25l; Hancock, 1855; Garfeld's
msjority, 1876.
For Congess-J. 7. Hoke, 1925; J. B.
Hoge, l,043; D. D. T. Farnsworth, l46i
Hoke's msiority, 1888.
You will see that wa have done better
than at the State election. Local ques'
tions did not affect us.
The Greenbsck vote was drawn about
equally from the two parties. MACK.
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BRAxrON COUNTY.

BRAxros @. H., W. Va, Nov. 5.
Editors InteIllEsncer reg. .t
The following is the official vote Of
Braxton county, all preciac.s reported
Hancock, 1880; Garfield, 5l9; Weaver
67; total vote, 1917.
For Congress Third district: Keuna,
l,046; Walker, SIS.
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poubtfui DIstricts Decided.

MOBILE, ALA, November 5.-Herndon,
Democrat, for Congres in the lst district
has about 5000 majority.
CIScISEArI. November 5-White, Re-
publican, is elected in the Ninth kentucy
district over Turner, DEM, by majority
Of 500.
indications are that Jones, Independent
Greenbacker, has been reelected to Con-
gress from the Filth district, defeating
Sheppard, previously reported elected by
a small majority. Later returns may alter
thiR
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BERLIN, November 5.-COunt Harry Won
Arnim renewed his petition, based on q
high medical certificate OF the precarious
state OF his health, for the suspension oi
the sentence against him, so that he might
be tried for high treason, OF which be be-
lieyes he could prove himself innocent
The application had been refused by
HIGHER legal authorities.
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Want TheIr Demoerney srrnirh,.

NEWARK. o., November 4 Il learned
from the Newark agent OF the Cincinnati
Duily Enquirer that, this morning,
over filty 0t the most prominent Demo.
Gratis Of NswRlk stopped their subscrip.
tons to that sheet, some fIhem having de.
voured 1t fer three or four decades. The
csuse alleged by them is that it has recent.
ly been me,amOrpho zed into a Republican
daily, and they prefer Democratic reading
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PaliiIenI ounrreI..

MADISON, Mp, November 5.-Geo. Glass
was shot dead last night by Geo. Watson
or Fred Truck. It is alleged that Glass
hurrahed for JEFF. Davis, and in the alter
cation which followed Glass shot Watson
in the leg, and 1t is supposed Watson re-
turned the FIRE, killing Glass.
NEW ioRK, November 5.-Alderman
Jeremiah Murphy, charged with assault
ing special Marshall on election day, has
been held in 5000 bail. The Alderman
claims that he didn't know the man was a
Morahul1
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BARBouR COUNTY.
PurLEpPr, W. Va, Nov.

PnlLErPi, W. Va, Nov. 5.
Editors Intelngsneer.
The returns OF this county are all in,
as follows: Garfield, s42; Hancock, l,Ol7i
Weaver. 251.
For Congress: Hoke, 7s9; Hoge, 99s
Farnsworth, S23-s Republican gain o.
100 over the Tilden vote OF 1879.
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NEw YORK, November 5.-Three thou.
sand people assembled at Cooper Institute
tonight at a public reception given in
honor Of Thomas hughes. George Wm.
Curtis presided, and delivered an address
Of welcome. He was followed by Mr..
Hughes, who read q paper on "Co.opera'
finn
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TBE ALPENA.
An un.ueees.ruI taer. 10 Find the Los.

An UnsuccessfuI fnerI 10 Find the Lost
Vessel.
CHICAGO, November 4,-The tugs o. B.
Green and Asa Ransom returned this morn.
ing from an unsuccessful search for the
wreck OF the A'pena, reported to have been
discovered in 2OIathoms OF water six miles
northwest OF South Haven, Mich. The
lake was searched and dragged for two
days without finding the slightest trace Of
the wreck other than life preserver.
This is said to settle the question Of the
whereabouts OF the wreck, which did not
drift to the east shore, but settled on the
bottom in mid-lske, where the depth OF
the water precludes the possibility Of any
more bodies rising to the surface.
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VicxsBuEO, November 5.-lhe election
commissioners Of Warren county, com.
posed OF Two Democrats and one Republi.
can, threw ont 2,O59 Garfield tickets and
2, 2,029 for Lynch, the Republican candidate
for Congress, on the ground tha. they
were not In legal form, under the laws Of
Misaissippi.
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NEw YoRx, November 5,-Nothing OF
Importance took place to-day in the Morey
letter inquiry, and the examination ad-
journed till Tuesday next TO give the de-
tense an opportunity to bring some wit.
nesses from Lawrence, Mas. h
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Tucson, Ar, November 4.-The Terri
torial election resulted as follows: G. H.
Burg, DEM, delegate to Congress; N. H.
Sherman, Rep, Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. The Legislature is Republican
in both branches by large majority.
The msiority Of the county officers are Re-
publican.
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CLEVELAND, November NOLAN, pitch.
or, Il California, and Clapp, catcher, ol
Cincinnati, this season, have signed with
the Cleveland Base Ball Club for next year
a. change pitcher and catcher. Most oi
the 1880 team are retained.
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ST. LOUIS, November 5.-The latest re-
turns from the Sixth Congressional dis
tict elect HsIsltine. Greenback. Repub-
lican, over Waddell, Democrat, by about
500 majority. This Is the fourth Democratic
loss 10 the State. The Greenbackers have
Gained two and the Republicans one.
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rha Ronr,I or Mi.sIons.

NEw YoRx, November 5.-The General
Committee Of the Missionary Society oi
the NJ. f. Church to-day appropriated
800 900 for missions in Mexico, with con.
tingent fund in addition Of 81, ,464. Thirty
thousand dollars were appropriated for the
Japanese missions also.
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IOWA.
The Champion Republican state OF the
~ Union.

The ChhmpIon hepnbIiean sthte OF Tue
Union.
DEs Molsrs, IA, November 5.-Tbe Re.
publican State Committee still estimate
Iowa at $1,000 majority for Garfield by
the Congressional districts. First district,
5000; Second district, $500; Third district
$500; Fourth kdistrict, Is 900, which i.
claims to be the largest majority given by
any Congressional district in the Union.
Filth district, 5000; Sixth, 1000; Seventh,
5000; Eighth, 10000; Ninth, 1900. Four
Of the Congressional districts are solid for
Garfield, every county in them giving him
a majority. 0nly four counties Of the
ninety nine in the State give Hancock a
majority over Garfield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-06
ANOTHER ACCIDENT
on the Pan Handle, though Fortunately
Less Serious Than the Last.

Less serious Than the Last.
STEuBESyILLE, o, November 5.
Special Dispatch 70 the IntsllIgenssr.
Another accident was chronicled for the
Pan Handle railroad this afternoon at sec.
tion three, freight train number four.
teen being thrown off the track By mis-
placed switch. The engine turned com
pletely over, the engineer and fireman
making o narrow escape. A probably
terrible accident was no doubt prevented
by the freight train going over, as a pas
sengsr train was due and passed oyer
shortly after.
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1hn WIneon.In Lerl.lnlure.

MnwAuEEE, November 7-The wiscon'
sin Legislature will be composed rs fol
lows: Senate, 25 Republicans, 8 Democrats
Assembly, II Republicans, % Democrats
Giving the Republicans majority on {
Joint ballot OF SO,
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WILMISGroS, DEL, November 5.-The
official count shows the vote OF Delaware
on the electoral ticket as follows: Han
cock, IL, 1888; Garfield, l4,l50.
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ARKANSAS.


A Prospect that Two nepubiicnn Con.
gressmen are Elected.
LITTLE Rock, ARK. November 5.-Sufti.
cient adyices are received to make as.
sured the election nt Jones and Cravens,
Democrats, to Congress in the Second and
Third districts. The Republicans are
iubilant over their hope that J .hnaon and
Murphy may be elected in the First and
Fourth districts Owing to the slim turn
out In several strongly Democratic coun'
ties, theie Ia enough ground for the appre'
hension OF danger To make the Democrats
anxious about these districts.
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COLORADO.

DEADwooD, COL, November 5.-Peti-
grad, Republican, is elected 10 Congres.
County ticket: The Republicans elect
Sheriff, the Democrats Register OF Deeds
and Treasurer. Legislature: Two Demo-
Gratis and five Republicans.
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p,urnll,y 10 PennsylyanIa a7,a4l,

PHrLApELpurA. November 5.-oficiAl
returns from 4s Of 81 counties Of Pennsyl.
yanla, and careful estimates from each Of
the other counties, make Garaeld's plu.
rality S7,Stl.
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wErzEL COUNTY.

BURTON, W. Va, Nov. 8.
Geo. W. atkinson, Chairman:
Church district, Wetzel county, gives
Wilson 259, and Hutchinson l20. mSior.
ity for Wilson oil lS9. ]. A. HoGE.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Indications that the Vote viii Be
Extremely Close.
THE coNGRE,s1oxAL srruATIoN.'
The Way IL is Viewed at ParkersbnrE-
The Figures from the Latest Returns.
pARkRRsRuRG. Noyem ber )

PARkERsBuRG, Novem Der >
Special Dispatch to the IntsllissneeE.
A close and careful revision oil our
figures, including Tyler'sSls. just received
gives Hutchinson 9SS majority with
.wetzel and Calhoun to hoar from. Re.
ports from two preCints in Calhoun lead
US to believe that Wilson's majority won't
be over l25 there.
II the estimates given in this dispatch
be correct, the vote would stand as fol-
lows:
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ESDoRslxG John KELLY.
Tammany Adopts an Address 10 the Coun.
try-A Member Wants 10 Bounce the
Boss, but the Ciub Refuse.


try-A Member wants TO Bounce ths
BoSs, but the Club Refuse.
NEw YoRx, November Sat meeting
at Tammany Hall the general committee
tonight adopted an address 10 the
Democracy of the country, claim
ing Hancock's defeat was due to
fraud, intimidation and the use Of enor'
nous sums Of money by the Republicans.
The address concludes as follows: "TEe
rage and frenzy Of the hour will pass away
and the sober judgment Of the American
people will reassert its sway. Then
the Democratic party, with clean
hands, on which, and on which
alone, will be borne aloft the ark
OF our political covenant, can present
itself once more for the sufrages OF the
people. Though defeated we will yet at.
tain assured victory. One OF the wtsest
men that ever lived has said. "None
could aspire to act greatly, but those who
are OF force greatly to suffer"
JOHN KELLY,
HENRY L CLINTON,
ALBEIT CoRDoZo,
DENIS QUINN,
J. B. MEssRaRR,
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA CRY, NEv., November o.
Nevada will give Hancock about 600 ma
iority,
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nINS EsOrA.
Something Very Much Like n Republican
Victory.

ST. PAUL, November 5.-The first count
Of the vote OF the State by counties has
Just been completed. Garfsld's majority
is about 10000. The msjorities in the
Congressional @ Districts are good: In the
First, $500; Second, 5000; Third. 5000
The Legislature stands: Senate-Repub-
licans, IS; Democrats, 10. House-Re-
publicans, IS; Democrats. Is; lndepen-
dents and Greenbackers, 10.
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Mr.. Van Wick moyen an amendment
that Hancock's defeat was due 70 the his
management and pickering OF Democratic
leaders in Kings county and New York
city. Thomas F. Grady, Colonel Roberts
and others opposed the amendment.
Henry Stearns advocated the amendment,
and said the people no longer wanted Boss
Kelly, and he should resign.
Some no. discussion was followed BY
the rejection OF the amendment and the
adoption OF a resolution endorsing the
leadership OF Kelly.
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For an once "without Paironage"-He
ReJoices 10 be Left Amid SURROUNDINGS
More Congenial-aud Probable.
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NEW HA PsHI RB


BED-ROcK-NATIoNAL sovERElGNTl
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rnr GREAT REpuBLIcAS PYRAnID.

OHIO
IOWA
MAINE
KANSAS
oREG ON
VERMONT
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
MIoH1GAN
col oRADo
NEBR AsKA
NEW YORK
WIS SIN
MGNN EsoT
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BED-R0cK-NATIoNAL SOVEREIGNTY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-30
Feeding the Grape Vine.
Germantown Telegraph.

Germantown Telegraph
Many of the old writer's dwelt strongly
on the necessity of highly manuring for the
best success with the grape vine and it
came at last, with some growers, to be re-
garded as a sort of an essential to good luck
that some dead carcass should be buried
near grape vine root. Most of us feel badly
when valuable horse or COW dies; but to
the old gardener the case was rather
providental than otherwise, as it gave
the much-needcd food for the grape vine.
OF course this was extravaganza, and
because it was extravaganza, the opposite
idea took root, that the grape did
best in poor soil. We have seen it re-
peatedly urged lately, that much of
the ill success with the grape vine
have perhaps never owned a vine in their
lives, but have merely seeu how they grow
from excursion car windows, have taken
the cue, and tell us that in the western
part of Pennsylvania, and "the hills along
the Rhine" the poorest places where moth
ing else will grow, are the ones especially
devoted to grape culture. We know moth
ing Of the ''hills along the Rhine;' but
we do know that real practical men, who
have examined into grape culture there.
tell us that manure is continuously and
laboriously carried up in baskets Oh the
shoulders of women to these Rhine vines,
and that without these continuous enrich
ments, vine culture there would be fail
ure. AS for the hills in the western part
of this state, they may be dry and poor
looking, yet everybody knows they are
composed of about the richest soil in the
United States.
That vines often fail in rich land every
body knows, and yet not because of the rcl
land, but on account of their troubles
abuut which the learned doctors have not
finally agreed. Some insist mildew is the
sole cause, others contend that it is an i'll
sect called phylloxera, which attacks the
roots. while others are equally sure it is
something in the climate or its changes.
We do not pretend to settle the delicate
subjects, but are quite sure that if these
vines are healthy, hish-feedins is not at all
opposed to their taste. They are genuine
bon vivants, and rarely know when they
have too much of good thing.
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Malaria DESTROYED.

&. \. J. Gadbols of Brockvillc, Canada, GER
titles that he WIS proStrated by Il malarial dis
ease contracted in Texas and was quickly and
completely cured by the use of Warmers Safe
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and Bitters us 4 part of my outfit"
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Flowers and Shrubbery.

Germantown Telegraph.
We took occasion year or two ago to
present list of vines, flowers and shrub
berry, as guide to those Of our readers
who may not be familiar with the names
of the most desirable varieties, and who
may wish to decorate their yards, garden
or lawns the present season. And We take
occasion again to urge upon all who have
the least possible taste for the beautiful III
nature, and have not less than a square
perch of ground, not to allow the present
season to pass without planting new vine
flower or shrub. Thc ladies have not
always the facilities to obtain the plants
but if their fathers, husbands or brothers
are considerate enough to obtain lew
choice specimens for them, there need he
no fear that they will not receive due at
tention. The love of flowers is part of a
woman's nature, and to deprive her of
them is to deny her one of her principal
enjoyments.
One of the things which we have noticed
about many places, is the neglect to mul-
tiply the different plants by cuttings.
Every vine, shrub and flower can be prop
agated from either the wood or the root.
Some of the plants are prOpagated more
easily and almost entirely after the second
growth has commenced, say in August.
Propagation from the root usually takes
place in the spring if started under glass,
early in February is probably the best
time.
If we have a single specimen of a fine
rose, how much will it add to the beauty OF
a yard or gafden to increase it to half
dozen? So with any other desirable
flowers. The deutzias, spireas, wiegelias
&C., and all the climbing vines are readily
propagated from cuttings. So are box
edgings, arborvites, &c. All it needs is
little attention at the proper time. Unit
the cuttings take root they should be kept
moist, set out in rather shady place, or al
least protected from the sun during thu
hottest part of the day.
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Legal NOTICES.

A SSIGNED ESTATE OF MARTIN o.
n Stirk and wife. of Earl township Lancas.
ter comty.-The undersigned auditOrappoint-
ed to distribute the balance remaining in the
hands Of Isaac Stirk and George Levan, as
signees by deed of voluntary assignment for
the benefit OF creditors. to and among those
legally entitled to the same, will sit for that
purpose on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of
MAY, 1881 at 10 O'Clock Il. m, in the Library
Room of the Court House. in the city OF Lam
caster, where all persons interested in said dis
tribution may attend.
WIN. II, WILSON,
ap7-ltdN4tW Auditor.