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ST. CLAIRsVILLE.


ST. CLAlRsVlLLE, w., october Y.
The Republican voters of this township
have organized club with a numerous
membership, and constantly increasing
one. They elected Judge Cowen Presi-
dent, J. B. Longley Secretary, @. W.
Kirk Treasurer. They have secured Wei.
days Hall as permanent headquarters,
and we predict that hall will be the scene
Of much joy on the night Of the I'd. A
transparency bearing life-size portrait OF
General Garfield has been hung in front
OF the hall.
Quite number OF our people went to
see Forepaugh's show yesterday. AS
many more perhaps expect to 90 to see
the Republican show ON Saturday.
The st. Clair Hotel has been enlarged
by the addition Of atwo.story brick in the
rear.
DR.. Thoburn paid farewell visit on
Monday to this his native place. He was
accompanied by his sister Bella.
Squirrels and rabbits are plenty herea-
bouts, judging by the numbers brought
home by our hunters.
Rev. A. G. Lane will occupy the Presby.
terian pulpit next Sabbath.
Rev. Conkle will preach next Sabbath
on "What to read and how to read it.
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Trouble Prom the Rel,gIoas peeres,

PARIS, October 22.-The Police Com.
missioners Of Reunes resigned in body,
rather than enforce the law against the
religious communities.
There are indications OF a campaign in
preparation against the Ferry Cabinet.
Gambetta's organs are beginning to press
the ministry TO enforce the religious de-
crees. Once for all the cabinet may be
overturned II II refuses to go on to the end,
but 1t seems disposed to effect compro.
mise with the religious orders. Ivan De
Walstine has appealed from the sentence
on the conviction Of libelling Lieutenant
Colonel Jung.
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SrEUBENvILLE
srEungNyILLE, October e.

sTEuBESvILLE, October %.
Correspondents Of the IntelliEeueer.
The sherrard Guards 1929 hop" passed
of very pleasantly, last night, and was a
success in every sense OF the word.
Mr.. Frank Nicholson and Miss Mary
Armstrong, both Of this city, were joined
In the silken bonds Of matrimony, Wed.
uesday evening. Much happiness.
The opening services Of the Fifth Street
NJ. L. Church took place at that church
last evening and will continue through
Sunday. The occasion is one long 10 be
remembered.
The Charles McCloskey mentioned in
the Associated Press,dispatches this morn
ing as being killed In an accident on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was the son ot Mr..
Charles McCloskey, OF Linden avenue,
this city. He was well known In this city,
having been raised here, aud was highly
respected by all who knew him.
The Steubenville lookup now contains
man and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Burke, OF the
Fifth Ward. They drank strong coffee for
supper last night, and afterwards made
Rome howl" Mrs. Burke came out sec
ond best in the conflict that eusued, but
they were both arrested and put in the
cooler 1t is unnecessary TO state that
Mr.. Burke Is a very strong Democrat and
wells quite Justify for Hancock.
Adam Forepaugh's circus arrived In the
CITY this morning at an early hour, and the
streets we're crowded with country people
during the whole morning. A very large
crowd was inside the tent this isaiternoon.
During the street procession this morn
ing one Of the elephants took notion L
take the side walk, and did 60, knocking
over couple Of small children, injurinj
one Of them quite painfully, by striking /
with his trunk. A physician was callet
and dressed the wounds, and the littl
ones are getting along comfortably.
The case OF the children being hur
to-day by Forepaugh's elephant, was com
promised tonight by Forepaugh payin
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Chairman Nat. Dem. {
THE REAL FACTS.
Snow Mark how Plain n Tale Shall put
This Braggnrt Down."

"h0W MARK now flhtu u ihIe shhii put
This Braggart Down."
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
New YORK, October 22.-Yesterday Mr..
Barnum, Chairman Of the Democratic
Committee, issued an address to the pub.
lie in which he publishes two kilograms
sent by myself to Florida. Following are
the exact facts: On the 9Th OF October YER
bal information was received at the Re.
publican headquarters, that 200 or 800
men were going out from this city on one
OF the Mallory steamers bound for Florida,
on the strength Of which information the
following telegram was sent to F. W..
Wicker, collector OF Key West, Florida,
warning him that the men in question
were believed to be Democratic repeaters.
NEW YORK, October 8.
F. ". Wicker, Collector of Key West, Florida: I:
The Mallory steamer oil last week had
200 or 800 workmen for some railroad.
Il looks to us as though they were sent to
Key West 10 vote.
[Signed.] MARSHALL JEWELL.
On the 18th Of October letter was re.
ceiyed at these beadouarters of which the
o''e " - -. - : ~
following is copy
CUSTOM noosk, ioos,, nsw nsW,cr nosS, no,,ho. !,
Su.tS" Sara Ga ;,,s, ra.s;u"a S.'"9si a. 80
c,assd ps4S memoranda rom sperfectlg reliable
person. You remember my telling you
the other day that | would try to get at the
facts. lsig9Gea; 4 ,,o,,,.
I'LL os.n =" NJ ~,
10 Gano,a;;1.S nom' Ms'"0' ''N'" 0"""' 4'0'''''"'
Tha % to,Iow;r, ia tbe memorandum an.
.,s.as. Ia
''SSsa c,. :, n.,,,u ,xo s..,o :, ror.. I'm
Colorado 9 10 loo' % Men uVs on dock Instructed to
say nothing aboutit. Denied in Office at
dock that any had gone. M
The substance Of the information con.
-, - ~ ,o,.o. "A ,,,o,.o.o,I,,n, %,
talnea IN 'he ie',e, "uu ~ tNeuo,An1u" m, ""' ,
then telegraphed 10 Mr. WICKER as '0i'
lows:
NEW iokn' oc1oOef iz'
r. ". W.eSsr' Aey neg, ,-o0 r'a,; |,.
CITY q pa!las ,nS sooh r. ioT oIy w.. Q. Man
on ogV docb G.Ot Instructed Ned 10 say nothing about
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aSsv York Herald OF Thursday has
S& from It's commissioners sent out
lIaa the facts in regard to political
tESts and likeIihoods in the Empire
a@the second OF next month. They
FSnti in report OF their canvass, and
7tEeupa majority OF 14,ol0 for Gar
ashe situation now stands, with q
aaalily," as the Herald editorially
p ola steady increase during the re.
aairs eleven days"
aAnO wonder that this showing has
y more .unsteadied the nerves Of the
sa 1t had began to brace back q
= Ion its Republican flop after the
'tal eleCtion-so much so that the
'sfng RegitIer quoted q crumb or two
s1ot from it lately-but this show
IEatt GarGeld.wards once more.
''s RTad is like old Balaam, the
iast-it would like to open its mouth
'une Israel, but somehow like him,
'anoI 80 beyond the word that its COM
s.'aen have put into It's mouth, and
Ai constrained, therefore, to say that
s'''loOk for the Democracy is very dis.
i'ee trade organ It upbraids them
ne double part they are attempting
'+yln this canvass. Ittells them that
" trying to deceive the people.
aH the Herald, "let nobody be de-
wa II the Democrats carry the
= Ss'a they will change and reverse the
aey will lower many duties which
s'E high, and they will abolish many
Which now bring in little or nc
Y Frald comedies that "at this mo
slae best informed men OF both par
fas'e that the Republicans are mor'
"eaFry the election, and the ques
s,aainly in the minds Of such mer
,..'''ader, in view of the situation q
y I,'a ! aud acknowledged by the fre'
~ 'a7o'd, Barnum and his committe
'Oec0me desperate and reckless as I,
a'las to be used to arrest the STAN
aGT going on with such alarmin
'1'''y from the Democratic ranks a
'sae country.
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Ihe IndusirIes of Chienro,

CHICAGO, October 22.-Cbarles Ran
dolph, Secretary OF the Board Of Trade,
has completed the census Of the labor and
capital employed in Chicago manuiactur.
ing establishments and returned the same
to the United States Census Bureau. There
are 5, 1852 manufactures, employing 11S. .507
hands and representing capital OF over
$50, ,000, 900. The number OF women en-
ployed is 1918, and Of boys and girls un-
der 10 is 4,707. The value OF the product
made per annum Is S249 900 900, and the
value OF the material used is S1E000,000.
The wages, it is said, are SS7 ,000, 900.
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CINCINNATI, October 22.-Joseph X.
Emmet, the actor, suddenly turned up
here last night with two big trunks aud
about fifteen hundred dollars in money.
He walked into hotel and said he wanted
bath and wanted to see Manager Miles.
He was shown to q room and was soon
last asleep, where he has remained ever
since. Has seen no one to-day. He will
be we'll cared for, and his company In st.
Louis has been telegraphed to come here
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Wonnn Surrngc.

WORCESTER, MASS. October 22.-At the
Woman's Suffrage Anniversary meeting
to-day the history OF the movement was
read by Mrs. II. II. Robinson. Addresses
were made by number Of persons con-
spCuous in the association. Colonel Hig-
ginson said the women were not yet ready
for the ballot, their failure to vote for school
commissioners being proof OF the asser.
tion. Women must convert their own sex
and then the ballot will be freelygiven them
by the men. This speech was the general
theme OF discussion, the women taking
strong grouds against the position Of Col,
Hipginson,
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Sr. PETERSBURG, October 22-The arrest
OF wsrschatSky, the well known capitalist
and purvevor to the Russian army, is in.
connection with the army contract in the
last war. 1t Is stated that evidence is
forthcoming TO show that WarsChafsky
has deirauded the authorities out Of 22,.
100000 rubles. Boren, Secretary, and
Chief Army Administrator, Schiei, ad.
ministrator during the war, have also
been arrested at Odessa.
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DULCIGNO.
The Objectionable Conditions Imposed
by The Porte Withdrawn,

The Objectionable Conditions Imposed
by the Porte Withdrawn.
PARIS, October 22.-It is announced
from Vienna that in view Of the Difficult.
ties raised by the Pes.e, Austria, France
and Italy have instructed their ambassa.
dor at Constantinople to remind the Sui.
tan that the surrender OF Dulcigno was to
be unconditional.
LONDON, October GA Vienna cores.
pondent reports that the Turks have
dropped the two conditions objected 10 by
the Montenegrins. These were abandoned
owing to the efforts Of emisSaries at Con-
stantinople.
A dispatch from Castle Nuevo reports
that Prince Nikital has invited all the lead.
ing men OF the country TO a council Of
war in CettiDje on Saturday.
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House Committee 10 Meet.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-The House
Committee on Appropriations will meetin
this city about November 10th to prepare
appropriation bills and have them in
readiness to be acted upon when Congress
meets, December Glib. Il Is expected, II
the estimates are forthcoming, that the
army, navy, pension, Military Academy
and diplomatic bills will be In an advanced
state Of preparation by the time Congress
naaIa
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NKw YORK, October 22,-It is raining
since o'clock this morning. Officers Of
OF the signal service bureau state that the
present rain Is the beginning Of storms
which promises to afford much needed re-
lief from drought, and enable industries
now idle for want OF water power to re.
sumo work. Inquiries are sent from the
northeastern part Of New Jersey, where
no rain Of any consequence has fallen
since the first week in September. The
storm is expected to continne here two or
perhaps three days.
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MADRID, Oct. 22,-Earthquake shocks
are felt throughout Spain and Portugal.
A violent storm at Lisbon.
ROME, October pa violent hurricane
occurred In the province Of Reggie Dical-
aba. Several houses were washed away,
There was some loss OF life.
CoPESHAGEN, October pa terrific
hurricane passed over Denmark Wednes.
day, doing much damage TO shipping.
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WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The Treas.
ury Department today transferred to the
bullion fund Of the New York assay Office,
sSO,OOo,OOO in gold coin to enable the
superintendent TO pay for foreign gold
bullion aud coin, which is expected to ar.
rive soon. This makes SOC. 600 900 trans.
terred for payment for foreign gold since
the l4th Of August.
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BosroS, October 22.-The Greenbackers
Of the Third district nominated orrin
Fairbanks for Congress. Resolutions en-.
dorsing General Weaver and thanking
him for the noble stand he has taken
against Fusion were adopted. The Green.
hackers OF the Eighth district nominated
J. NIL. Babcock. In the Fourth district
WendellPhillips had the largest number ol
votes, but the matter was left to tho Dis
trict committee to report at the polls.
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CHICAGO, October PA church has
been organized for DR.. H. W. Thomas, to
be known as the Metropolitan Church.
The first sermon will be preached on Sun:
day week in Central Music Hall, In the
evening, He will probably preach in the
evenings II the Music Hall Is secured for
permanent quarters.
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THE official vote Of Ohio stands for
Townsend, Secretary OF State, 19,0Oe ma
jority, and for Mcllvaine, Supreme Judge,
22,967. Townsend's competitor being q
popular German. his majority is not as
large as McIlvaine's. But the wayi is now
clear for solid Republican majority Of
2h. 0nnin Ohio next month.
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NEw YORK, October GA cable special
says 1t is reported that the Government
has made all preparations for the immedi.
ate prosecution Of thirteen leading mem.
bers Of the Land League, and 1t Is gener.
ally believed that Parnell Is among The
number, '--S
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LOAL LACONICs IN LETTERS FROM
LIVE LOCALITIES.
What is Going ON Up, Down and Across
the River, I'm West virginia aud
0hio-A Batch of I'm.
usually Interesting
Literature.
INogNDIARrsM AT wELLsnuRa.
Two Stables Fired Last Night-PosslbIy
by Some Of the Gang Who Infest Ihii


wELIsBuRo, W. Va, October %.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
A stable belonging to John Holley was
burned tonight. 1t contained about four
tons Of hay, belonging to the Messrs. Nc.
Elroy. 1t is supposed to be incendiarism.
The stable OF Joseph Ralston was also set
on Ere but was discovered before any dam
age was done. G. B. O.
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to assume that they were sending them
there for the purpose Of committing
frauds, and we notified our friends in tele-
grams, which have found their way into
the hands Of the Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee by the usual
Democratic methods, and which have
been paraded as evidences Of intended
frauds on the part OF the Republicans. l
submit these facts to the public, and am
willing to abide by the decision Of all fair
minded men.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
Hhot.,oao
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Fleeing from The wrath 10 Come.

MrDpLErows, o., October 9l,-Mr. @. NJ.
Bates, one OF our prominent hardwaremen
and heretofore President Of the Hancock
and English Club Of this place, comes out
as follows:
To the Editor Of he Cincinnati Commercial:
81 have returned to my first love. Can't
stand Hancock's tariff views. Expect all
the Northern States to go Republican.
O. NJ. BATES,
Former President Hancock and English
Club"
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An ACTOR Rntnlin Stnhbrd.

NEw York, October 22.-Harry Bruno,
a well known variety actor, was stabbed
and probably fatally injured this morning
in Chatham square by John Gillen, alias
Montague, who gives his residence as l24
Mott street, and claims to be aprinter by
trade.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-John Moss,
Jr., stock broker, has supended, in conse.
ouence Of the failure OF customers to pay
margins on short sales Of some 2, 200 shares
OF Reading and smaller lots Of Pittsburgh,
Titusville and Buffalo and Lehigh NaviSa.
tion., ~
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p. Il. EyangeIists,

NEw York, October 22.-Ths Evangeli.
cal Societies. OF the Protestant Episcopalian
Church held their annual meeting last
evening. Bishop Vail, Of Kansas, pre-.
sided. The receipts for the past year are
SSl, 200, remaining in the treasury 5000.
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A Bold Forgery.

he Democratic N"'4
= II. Barnum, Chairman, and mule
.seus to be getting perfectly des'
y. oysr the waning prospects OF be-
i,,sIs 10 carry a single Northern State
Hancock. They are now resorting to
.,,,. Of temporary sensations and pitt
Il dodge, to cOunteFact the tremendous
,t,bs tide to Garfield. One Of these
~. vs the following forgery tele-
-,,kd ali over the country to the Dem
ID, daily papers, on Wednesday night:
Personal and cOnadentlal.l
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, |
W,saISGroS, D. O., Jan. %, 1880. J
NJ, S,R: Yours in relation to the
,,.. problem came duly to hand. l
:, i,,ba, the question Of employees is
|,,,Quession Of private and corporate
.,,,nv, as individuals and companies
l.,A. right to buy labor where they
! srit the cheapest
Z, hAve a treaty with the Chinese
,,,,ueu! which should be religiously
,ustl its provisions are abrogated by
4 r.iOn Of the general government, and
h not prepared to say that it should be
I5glel until our great manufacturing
,,.,s are conserved in the matter OF
NM Very truly yours,
JAS. A. GARFIELD.
Ill lIorey, Employers Union, Lynn,
ia
hhbold forgery was sent out for effect
srgthe working masses oil the country,
,,sse feelings on the Chinese question
IN, ns.lerO Of course, strongly appealed.
n object was to get 1t into circulation
nab, day or two, on the theory that 1t
MD bGye some effect before denial
sab bllow. The old proverb ia that "a
ttlGsyel round the world while truth
lssrS on its boots" and this theory
uRied on 10 do duty in this instance.
EsintiOn at Lynn, Mass, reveals the
Il bat no such person as Henry L.
IN! & lived there, and that no such
auinfon as the Employers Union
HbId an existence in the place. More
h that, General Garfield pronounces
hAtg base forgery, and as such con-
~ 10 every thought and expression OF
ill.,
n.Cncinnati Gazette Of yesterday, in
zasating on this base forgery, says:
'hBHnum, in giving publicity to this
tPiAtter, is only following closely the
uaPs Of the standard bearers OF his
p, ,oas Of whom dated back important
9sPoadsuce a month to give 1t less
sPRaance Of panicky performance,
&s other OF whom dated forward,
ailucOrds a year to make up a defense
rzsshe charge Of swindling his grand
t1ss heirs, brought by the officials OF
szSntic administration. But Bar
Hhl shrewd business man, and should
Hhs IOrgeries better executed.
ACdiuese letter was a bungling and
sa iob.
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NEW YORK, October 22.-The Bulletin
notes the terms Of agreement between the
O. B & @. and Wabash, that the O. B. &
@, agree not to build a new road in the
territory Of the Wabash and Union Pacific,
and these two to make stipulation re.
speciug the @. B. & Q.'s territory. The
new line OF the Wabash, which parrellels
the @. B. & Q, is to be completed jointly
by the two companies and to be worked
jointly, and harmony TO be restored in
the matter Of rates. These are the main
points and settlement dispels the threat.
ening cloud.
Sr LOUIS, October 22.-The Chicago and
Alton gave It's throttle valve another pull
to-day and have still further reduced all
previously reported rates ST. and added
several interior Ohio points to the list,
but the war was brought to an abrupt close
late this afternoon by the following tele.
gram:
New YORK, October 90.
To ], C. Gaul, General Manager 81. Louis &
Pacific Rail Road, 81. Louis:
You are hereby ordered TO restore all
thV PannuukSi iatcb 4LluoNlALel1 lIOLu re-.
ceipt of this message.
[Sgned.1 soIoS HUMPHREYS
HuGu RIDDLE,
I. B. BLACKSTONE,
JAY GOULD,
Q. Z. PERKINS,
WM. Down.
The signatures are those OF the presi.
dents OF the Wabash, Rock Island,
Pacific, Chicago & Alton, Missouri &
Pacific, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Hannibal & st. Joseph roads. All tho
agents Of the Wabash road were notified
this evening to restore the rates. Although
1t is not known here the presumption is
that the general managers Of all the above
named roads have received this order and
that tomorrow will fnd her money and
good feeling restored to the regular rates
prevailing everywhere.