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Qleomarxarine.

CHICAGO, April la.-suit Il pending
In the United States Court Of this city
concerning the olsomargarins patent,
which has brought out the astounding
fact that oleomsrearins, which 10 never
quoted In the market, and which 10 not
kept by any merchant ~ such. has .
sale In The country Of 90. 200. 900 pounds
per annum.
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At the Quinn mine last Sunday . Sec
ton Of the steam pipe connecting with
the donkey pump opened at Q seam,
causing some delay. A new section was
put in, and the pump IL running again.
The west crosseut on the 100 lsvsl u
now nearing the west ledge.
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A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.

Fragrant soZoDoNT is scomposition Of the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient 10 we'll
known 70 have . beneficial effect on the teeth
and gums. Its smbalmlng or sntissptic prop
erty and aromatic fragrance makes 10 . toilet
luxury. SOZODONT removes all disssreesble
odors from the breath caused By catarrh. bad
teeth, etc. Il 10 entirely free from the injurious
and scrid properties OF tooth pastes and pow.
den which destroy the enamel. One bottle will
last six months. ~
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Afraid of Political Debate.

CHrcloo. April IS. = The Journals
Washington special says the Democratic
leaders In the House adhere to their
determination not to DO drawn into
debates on political riders In any bill,
but will allow the Republicans to dh.
ouss measures until they are tired out,
and then demand Q vote,
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Ap,,v.,. ss,s ssrss.s.

Geo A King. Theo Wolf. A Il Donavan.
J II Kinsman. Fl Z johnson. r Mcclellan,
A H Eavens. z Mandel and wife, K Sulli-
van. P W Pyle. Minnie Raymond. Cad
Thompson. Dollis Bissstt. J L Clement
and wife.
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RENDERED PowERLRss.

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$50. 1880.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH or VIRGINIA.
9. v. HALL. Proprietor.

nHIs oLDlRsTABLlsHKD AND hkLL
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oct being damaged ~ manipulation o y
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3dHssPioRs-rbeodors wo,as Clothing stssa
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BASKERs AMI BROKERS'.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

FRLLow CITIZENS OF SYRAcusR-I. am
here among you to-day at your request, as
conveyed to me through your committee,
not to say much myself but TO show my
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To Have lhe Count over Again.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-As was an.
nounced fortnight ago, it has been de.
cided to take q new census OF St. Louis,
and Calvin NJ. Woodward has been
selected as supervisor to have charge Of it,
There is no doubt that the census Of 1870
grossly exaggerated the population Of the
city, and Gen. Walkers demonstration oil
this fact to the committee which recently
came TO ask recount was SO convincing
that 1t Is understood that they went home
without much faith that q new snumera;
ton would make any better showing than
the one taken In June. The matter had
gone SO far, however, that the people felt
though they must put 1t through any.
how, and so new census will be taken,
though the best authorities will not be
surprised il it does not discover any more
inhabitants than were reported last sum.
mar ~ '-Fss'f'r''.'a.''' u.
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\ on,eado, October %. This was the Iast
day Of registration in Chicago. The
Times raises q great cry because Of al.
legged unfairness of the Republican Judges
and Inspectors in refusing 10 accept tho
list OF names handel in by Democrats It
says there are-ll0 ono votersrin the city,
while the election machinery is being TN.
Justly adjust.d d to The vote OF 1915 (which
was bnt 10000 II gives long liAts Of pre-.
cincts where It claims the Democrats have
majority, but by Republicahs refusing
the lists. turnished by Democrats they are
likely % be Ia the'minorily. "A
SThei iInIer.O Ocean gives list Of twenty:
FIVE names which, IL asserts, were placed
upon the registration roll in the Sixth pre-.
cinct OF tho Fourth ward at The instance oi
the Democratic Judge Of Election. lnyes'
tigalion showed that all oisthe twenty-five
were fraudulent, there being either no
street number as given or no such person
residing at the giysnnumber. .
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WAsuISoEos, October 2e.-The annual
report ior the fiscal year ended June 80,
1880, shows that on that day the postal
service was In operation on l1s railroad
routes aggregating So, 800 miles in length,
at an annual cost for transportation alone
of sl0.4S0, ,9S6. The cost OF transportation
on 9,s6S "star" service routes, aegregatipg
2S5, ,5iS miles, for the year was 81, ,32l ,4i9.
This was s9l9,619 in excess Of the expen.
ditures for the same branch Of the service
In the preceding year, and was Sl,42l,-
A9 greater than the estimate submitted by
the Department to Congress in December
1873. gr4 $500 y,ryTg
Acting Postmaster General Tynper today
issued an order forbidding the payment Of
postal money orders and the delivery Of
registered letters TO R. @. Wintersmith,
Louisville, KY, or A. W. Harris & Co., N.
T., agents or representatives OF the
Frankfort School Fund Lottery. m
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The Uies, Affairs.

DENVER, October 2a.-Dr.w.w. Rowns,
one OF the witnesses Of the Berry affair,
arrived this morning. He pronounces the
statement that two companies Of militia
had gone to the reservation to aid the
Sheriff in making arrests an untruth, and
said it would have been foolhardy, as the
Indians were on the alert and know every
movement OF the State officials lie fur.
ther says they had orders To send a de.
tail TO escort messenger with the $75. 900
Utes' money TO the agency, but the order
was recalled before he left, so he thinks
the money was returned to Washington.
He also says Berry Is en- route from the
agency to Denver, and that the accounts
Of the trouble have been greatly exagger.
ated. 'f'iaa1 ,'
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rhe Diamond field for lssl.

BosroN, October 26.-The efforts Of the
Boston club management to secure q
strong team to represent this city on the
field in 1881 are meeting with gratifying
success. During the past week Manager
Wright has been on Trip to New York
and Philadelphia, and did good stroke
Of business, inasmuch as he secured the
services ef three good players, viz: Grow.
ley, late OF the BnfTalos, Richmond, OF the
Boston team OF 1880, and Deasley, late, Of
the Baltimores and more recently OF the
Metropolitans Of New York. These men,
with BurdoGk and Sutton, have signed
with the Bostons for next year.
CrNcIsNATr, October GA cali was
issued by the Cincinnati Base Ball Club
to clubs at New York, Buffalo, Albany
and Washington for a meeting at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel at noon Of November 4th,
to form an Independent Base Ball League
with liberal policy and right Of each
club to negotiate its own tariff. Cities not
yet having clubs organized will be vel.
coined to the conference.
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HALIFAX, October 20. Steamer Potomac,
from Norfolk, Va, on the 10Th inst, ior
Great Britain, arrived here this mornin 6
with her machinery disabled.
BALTIMORE, October 2a.-Steamer In.
from New Castle, Eng land, ar
rived at tsbreakwater with eighty passen-
gers and nineteen of the drew Of the
French schooner Mathilde Granville that
was abandoned. ..lS i.i.''i 'A@
The Mathilde Granville was from St.
Pierre for Granville, France, and the pass.
engers were homeward bound after the
fishing season closed. They were several
daysin a helpless condition. The steamer
had one life boat damaged transferring
the crew and passengers. who are all well.
New YoRK, Oct. 26.-Arrived: Steamers
Wielspd, from Hamburg; Alabama, from
New Orleans; Scythia, from Liverpool.
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srI.L DALLYiNG AT DuLcIaso.
The Turkish Policy Of Delay stiII Toier
~. w MED by The PnMarn. -----

LONDON, October 26.-A dispatch from
Badsic says tho proposal to meet at Anti
vari clearly indicates that the Turkish
policy is that of delay. A correspondent
at Vienna says the main difficulty appears
to be about the actual mode OF the surren.
der Of Dulcigno. The MoDtenegrins wish
the Turkish garrison 10 withdraw when
they have actually taken position, while
the Turks propose that the Montenegrins
should halt 1000 metres from the town
and wait until the Turks leave. No doubt
Is felt that the difference will he adjusted.
o. Startling revelations may be looked for
this week in Eastern Europe should the
Sultan persist in his dllatory policy con.
cerniug the surrender OF DnlUigno. France
Is rapidly drawing towards England
again in this matter, and whatever course
ol action England may be forced TO take
by the Sultan's evident desire to escape
from the obligations he assumed at Berlin,
will, In all probability, be taken in concert
by both France and England. The Greek
note has been received here, and tits re-
ported that it emphaticaly declares that
Greece will extoEt the cession OF the dis
puted territory from Turkey, with or with
out the aid OF other powers. In war be-
tween these England will support Greece
with money and men.
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THE CONNECriCUr CANVASS.
Al. First Doubtful, u May Now BE Ciassed
-i'so.in the Repubilchn Column.


HEw YoRK, October 25.-The Herald
says Of the outlook in CONNECTICUT: |
!. During the earllsr, days Of theeanvsss
Connecticut was very properly tlassed
among the doubtful States. A. careful rs-
view OF tho prospsets Of the two parties
warrants the belief that 1t may now be
placed in the Republican column.
The tariff question has been presented
in Its strongest light, and II has been made
clear that the industries Of the State would
be safe, under, RepubliosD- rule end q pro.
nounced policy ofl Protection. j " "
"Tarif for revenue only" has no charm
for the ears OF the Connecticut mauuiaci
turers as q class. And against the OUT
spoken assertions OF Republican speakers
aud newspapers Of fthe aph:protective DEF
signs Of the pembcraeyy they baye heard
only evasiye arguments and the remark
able letter OF General Hancock. As q
rule the Republicans OF Connecticut are
naturally with the party 10 WHICH they
can confidently look for the protection Of
their interests. And that their employees
are largely %ithsthem is only afeasonable
iasslIm ption The ahilled work men Of the
State are an intelligent class, and do not
need to be coerced, ior they are quite able
to understand the situation.
The Rspublicans will certainly elect
John.P. Buck 10 QonEIess in the Hartford
district, will return Col. Wait from the
Norwich district, and probably Mr.. Miles
in-the Fourth, where 6 Mr.TBarnumde'
clinea a1ipminationin tayorof Mr.. Peet.
Carrying these they hold their ownsahd
can afford to lose, as they probably will,
their Representative In New Haven dis
.ttict;s where Mr. Phelps; pemocrat) Ia
nominated, and Is very popular. NlaI
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ADrsrINeuIsHED xEPUaLIoAsALLy
Edward O'Meagher Condor to Take the
IT, ' stump. POI" '.H


DETROIT, October 2o.-The campaign in
this Congressional district took dramatic
turn yesterday, when Edward o'Meagher
Condor, the well.known Fenian, arrived
here and announced that he had come to
work for Henry W. Lord, the Republican
nominee. In an interview this evening
Condor says he owes his life to the inter.
vention Of Lord, who as U. s. Consul in
terested himself in behalf OF the Fenian
leader and secured the Communication Of the
sentence Of death v liich had been passed
upon himn Oopdon nsver having had an
opportunity to tbauk his beneiactur except
in words, now comes, without solicitation
TO enlist himself iu his behalf and aid him
in the conduct oi his cauVsss.f n7i 7 g.
The meeting between Condor and Lord
at the Russell House this evening was
very affecting. Condon's unexpected ap.
pearanee here has aroused 1.-The
Irish to the highest pitch Of enthusiasm
and carried consternation into the Demo.
cratic ranks. The Republicans here be.
lieving that it Is possible that the question
as TO the political complexion Of the next
House Of Representatives may be decided
by the result here, are making battle
ground OF this district. Tonight all the
signs point TO q Republican triumph. i
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n, .c george, Formerly OF this city,

MAC George, Formerly orthis city.
The new pastor OF Centenary Church Is
no, an unknown or inexperienced minis
Ter. lie has an established reputation
bolb as preacher and author. For twenty
sve years he was the pastor Of churches.
vservins as presiding elder, in the THREE
tte. Of EImira and Rochester, N. Y, and
S. Louis. Three years ago he was sent by
he bishops TO Wheeling. W. Va.. TO
,1UpIy the Fourth Street Church In that
rty-one Of the most important otthe de-
aoninOlion. He has been three times
elected 70 the general conference, from as
maSy GithSsrt annual conferences. he
hHbeen large contributor TO the peri
Odiell press, and Is the author OF published
works entitled "Counsels TO Converts 7
HThe Satisfactory Portion" "Short Ser
mons on COnsecration," and Systematic
Bnefceuce, the latter prize essay.
He hSs been q vigorous promoter Of
ts movement for q Methodist General
euncii, which Ia to be held in Lon
don, next September, and has an article
@EcumenicSl Methodism"in in thecurrent
lumber Of the Adhoiist Quarterly Regle,g.
Dr. George aud Gen. u. B. Fisk were ap-
pointed by the General Conference TO rep
resent, together with Bishop Simpson, the
Methodist Episcopal Church in the Execu-
i'e Committee Of this proposed council.
Dr. George has the reputation OF an able.
GrneSt, and successful preacher aud pas
bi, ind has had marked success wherever
b. has been. He was born at Vaughn, N.
y, April end, 1924, aud is, consequently,
sty+ix years OF age, although appearing
70 bs somewhat younger than that. He
vas educated at the Genesee Wesleyan
Seminary. at Lima, N. Y, aimee merged
INTO the University atSyracuse, Hejo'n.
dths Genesee Conference OF the Mstho-
tN Episcopal Church in lS47. While &C
81 Louis he Is said to have assisted the
Gkb' very materially in writing many Of
hIeadstS. His son is now at the head Of
AHper in Elmira, N. Y. S19i
iDr. George will preach sermons which
rqnite the opposite OF his predecessor,
te is himself no less andpodsl to Dr..
IacnAs in the matter ofhis delivery. His
tsnon on yesterday was delivered with
aat manuscript or notes, and without the
tishtest hesitation or embarrassment. HIS
Ioire lacks volume and was pitched on q
lsh key, which grated at times on sensi.
tls nerves. He is given to the genuine
ddNelhOdist shouting which prevails at
emp meetings, and, as usual, 1t was ap:
pNently tie result Of habit rather than OF
taIH, al the undue emphasis it gave to
Isiaportant clauses and words indicated.
he doctor is tall. sparely built, with full
hard Of iron.gray, but no mustache. q
a1iay bald head, projecting forehead,
nd deep'set eyes. He Is spoken OF as q
MN Of genial temperament aud likelylto
lEemaRy warm friends as well as secure
ne personal admiration Of all whom he
LImeet. 'el
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VOLUME XxIX.-NUMBER 56.
AcARNIVAL a or CRIME.
The Horrible Vendetta which oecurre,
In \ ebraakn Town.

CHICAGO, October ga special from
Fort Robinson, Neb.i says the mail carrier
brings news from Camp Sheridan OF a
horrible carnival OF blood in low den OF
iniquity near that place, In which two men
were killed and two dangerously, perhaps
fatally wounded and several others bruised.
Last Saturday night there was largo at.
tendance Of "cowboys' and soldiers in the
place, and half q dozen low women, poor
whisky and lively dancing soon caused
bad blood. It began by drunken Mexi.
can neutrality-suspicious. and threatening
10 shoot the bartender for swindling him.
A dozen "cowboysn drew reyolyers stimuli.
taneously, q shot was fred, and one OF
them, Ed. Callend. iell mortally wounded,
having shot himself while drawing,
The dance was resumed twenty minutes
after his body had been removed. Jim
Joyce and desperate named Page soon
got into rough aud tumble fight, how
ever, over the proprietorship in q girl
known as Beaver Tooth Nell. II ended
by Page shooting Joyce fatally. Sergeant
Green, Of Company NJ, Filth Cavalry, 10
attempting TO disarm Page, received shot
which neeessitates the amputation Of his
leg. he will probably die. The soldiers
at once retaliated BY emptying their re.
volvers into the page crowd aat6ey rushed
out on the prairies. The women, acantiiy
dressed ,herereturned from the rooms they
had retired TO, and ran screaming about
the place and the pcenes that followed baf. |
aes description. The melee ended In q |
rough and tumble fight between the .'cow
boys" and the boys In bluo, which would
have resulted in aterrible loss Of life but
for the timely arrival OF the military from |
the post. One OF the females had an eye
knocked out during the melee, while two |
Cowboys names unknown, were badly |
The murderer OF Page Is in the
guard house and the soldiers threaten
to lynch him. 75! g ;sav nov p II
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
OoCuRRENCES ONETHE OTHER SIDE
OF THE OCEAN.
The1rIsh AFFAIR sulI Promising Farther
Trouble, and the DuIcIEno Matter
Kidding Fair TO Again Become
Interesiiug-The Cars New
wife aud Other Items.
THE IRISH conrL1oArloNs.
Rumors of Fosters Resignaiion::- Par.
neiis Secretnry Arrssted-iiiId Repres-

Rumors OF Fosters Par.
neifs HecretnrY ArFEsted-1iiId Repres-
=AIye Measures. rr ..7,
DUBLIN, October 2G.-J. B. Killeu, speak
Ing at banquet in Galway, declared that
every letter that came across the Atlantic
brought Ireland more closely to America.
They were in fact no longer Ireland, but
enc Of the States OF the United State. The
Inspector. General OF Constabula:y has
issued 9 circular requiring all constables to
furnish q weekly statement showing the
number OF arms and the quantity OF am
munition In their districts, the names 10
whom consigned, by whom received, the
class Of persons who brought them, and
for what atpurpQse purchased. .ss
LONDON, October 2B-The Times says IL
is considered unnecessary to strengthen
the powers Of the Irish executive for the
repression OF outrSges. Parliament, there
fore is not likely 10 be summoned before
the usual time, In the meanwhile the
cabinet will frame the promised measure
OF land reform. a-33 l1llI
The lriSb Times states that VIM E.
Forster, Ohief Secretary for Ireland, has
placed his resignation in the hands Of Pre-
mier Gladstone. The statement is dis.
credited and semi.otIicialy denied.
DunLlN, October 26.--Healy, Secretary
to Parue!l and member Of the Land
League, was arrested at Bantry to-day at
the instance Of the Attorney General on a
charge OF libelliHg landlord in one OF his
speeches. Other arrests are expected to
Immediately follow. f- irst
LONDON, October 26,-Genrge ]. Dod-
son.. President Of the Local Government
Board, speaking at Scarborough, said that
II the Government were satisfied that Or
dinary Law, was not sufficient TO maintain
order in Ireland they would not shrink,
in consequences OF any threats, from ask
ing extraordinary legislation. The Netrs
asks why this was not done Immediately.
1t says that ii things are as bad as the Gov
ernment have reason to believe, the
course they propose, that is, prosecutions,
is not that which such an occasion would
seem 70 demand. .I LIZ s,t,-g l4sa
The. Pos says Justin Mccarthy, Home
Rule member for Sanford, has Joined the
Land League as q protest against the pros
ecutions. HtNlsp
LONDON, October 2G.-M. D. Henly was
arrested for iutimidaLiDg farmer who
took an eyicted farm. Henly visited the
farm with Walsh, member Of the Land
League, who Is also expected TO be ar
rested, TO induce the farmer to give 1t up.
Henly was liberated on bail, furnishing
bonds himself in fl0O with two sureties OF
ESQ each. ..H ...,.is. .,...|4l. I
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fhe nnnnrsrlnrs nl noney.

wAsHlSeroN, October 26,-The Bureau
OF Engraving aud Printing during the last
fiscal year delivered 7,l4s,24l sheets Of
notes and securities. OF face value $780,
24O. $50; 10, ,252, ,SO6 sheets Of Internal revs-
nue and customs stamps, containing SS2, /.
S2s, ,288 stamps, and 765,257 sheets Of
eheckS. drafts, etc., for the Treasurer Of
me United States and disbursing officers
Of the several Departments, besides large
amount Of miscellaneous work. The sg-
gregale expenditures for the year were,
ior salaries Of officers, ETC., on the payroll, ,
s25 SB3; for labor and other expenses
1888 III, au.