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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-03
THE IRIsH aTER.
The Turbulent EIements SIN TraseabIe
In the Course or Events.


DUBLIN, November ga collision &C.
Cured between the police and the people
at HeAdiord, near TuAm, county Galway,
originating in an attempt to remove some
drunkards, and It Is reported that many
were seriously injured on both sides. The
house Of priest who Is an opponent OF
the Land League has been sacked at Lin.
erick. Its rumored that Mr.. Dillon has
been arrested.
Case OF James Redpatb.
BosToS, November 2.-James Redpatb,
special correspondent in Ireland for q
number OF leading American journals, and
among the persons whom the British Gov
eminent has marked for prosecution, and
whose case has been before the Depart.
ment Of State at Washington, writes to the
editor OF the Herald ofthis city with refer
epce to the charge that he was guilty Of
seditious conduct in Ireland. he Is in
Galway, and writes:
II have attended strictly to my own
business since came to 1felan-I acquired
the habit In Boston, you know-and have
never made, and have no intention OF
making, q seditious speech. Every day ]
decline two or three invitations to speak
| haveaddressedI Irish audiences four times
only-at meetings in towns where l hap
pened to be staying-and have never
gone out OF my way single inch to make
a speech. am not responsible for the
British press misrepresenting what said
and I have too much contempt for these
vulgar and unthruthful vehicles OF Islander
TO take the trouble to deny what they
choose 10 say. I have as much right L
talk in Ireland as they have to talk abou
1t. We are both, or all OF us, foreigner
here, with the important exception this
am welcome and they are not. II tn,
priests and people OF town want ar
American to speak to them, what business
have the midnight manitarians OF the Lon
don press TO interfere with 1t?
"The trouble Is that l have shown thu
peasantry how to fight the landlords with
in the lines OF the law, and that they hsv'
acted on my advice. ! learned the way
in the South. There Is no reason why tn,
devil should have all the best times, o
why despotism should monopoljze all ID,
most effective methods OF action. | saw
Northern families driven out OF the South
by the power Of ostracism, and did my
best, when I spoke here, to recommend
that method OF dealing with the lane
question. You see 1t Is perfectly legal, ant
that Is why the English press have lice
about me. Their constables and red coat
cannot speak to any other man, or to worl
for him. and, in an other year, nota land
lord in Ireland may be able to get labor
er to work for him.
"More seditious speeches are made
every week in England then in Ireland
and yet the Government does not inter
fere for the good reason that 1t does no
dare to do 1t. II had once given thu
Government chance TO arrest me, they
would have done 1t. But know enough
OF law to keep inside oft"
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MUTTON BROTH SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
HOUSE. Samnlh Rnnma.

AMusEMESrs.-Sol. Smith RusseH-Thta
well known commedian will appear at the
Opera House November OH and 10Th, In
his SPLENDID comedy, "Edgewood Folks"
The Daily N Y. Grdphic, Of August oath,
save: ~
''Edgewood Folks, new comedy, writ.
ten by Mr.. Sol. Smith Russell, found az
warm welcome in New York last night
as 1t has elsewhere. Mr.. Russell's "Tom
Dilloway" is a creation, and isfull enough
OF rapid changes to satisfy lover OF pan
tomimC, and has munliness enough about
It to please bishop. Duringthe play Mr..
Russell was overwhelmingly applanded.
He kept the house in roar Of laughter
hot work as laughter Is Ia August-and
answered encores again and again. In the
relation OF her love experiences as ,Hulda
Jane HardwiCke, he was simply immense.
The support In all the parts was admira-
bic. you want thorough shaking up.
go and see Russell in "EdRewood Folks"
THE Deekin sez 30 too"
Mrs Whiiiakyr,S Concert.-Tickets are.
now on sale az Lucas Music Store for Mrs.
WhittaGer's concert, Friday Nov. 18th.
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BENNETT TO KELLY.
The comptroIIer or New York Gets a
kcornhInK.


NV YoRk, November 2-The Herald
this morning publishes the following,
which is the first reply made to the per-
sonal attacks OF the Rrpres on Mr.. Ben.
nett: 1.-THE Herald has endured with calf.
restraint until this moment the toulness
with which Mr.. John Kelly for a week
past, has been libellimg It's proprietor, but
last evening Mr.. Kelly took a step which
annihilateS that selirestraint. Through
his organ, the Erpres,, he then basely
struck at the proprietor Of the Herald by
mendaCtously impeaching the virtue Of a
woman. For that dastardly lie We de.
nounce Mr.. John Kelly as a vile cow
ard, who deserves the contempt Of
every honest person, man, woman
or child, and we recommend him
to the detice of the grand jury OF
this county. The proprietor OF the Herald
has not 80 far permitted any one to reply
to the mass OF ialsehoods which Mr.. John
Kelly, proprietors OF the Erpress, has
caused that paper to put forth concerning
him. Nor do we think he believes that
any reputable person whose good opinion
is desirabl expects him to respond 10 sour.
rilty whose base purpose must be evident
to the whole public, but when Mr., John
Kelly 10 his organ, the ErreSs, commits
this cowardly outrage Of dragging wo-
mans name into the mire for the sole pur.
pose by covering her with iniamy toinjure
the character OF man Mr.. Kelly happens
to dislike, common manhood requires that
the re,icence hitherto observed shall cease
The Herald, therefore, assures the public
that there is not a line or word OF truth in
the Infamous tale concerning Mr.. Bennett
and lady, whose good name tn Erpresi
yesterday wantonly attacked and besmir.
ched. Mr.. Bennett does not know Mrs
Hnlmbold, never in his life spoke word
to her nor she'to him; never had any rels
tons with her OF any kind Whatever, and
tue whole filthy story Of Mr.. John Kelly
and his organ and property, the Express Il
from first to last an infamous and coward
ly invention"
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WASHINGTON, November 2-The chief
constructor OF the navy, in his annual re-
port, will present plans and estimates for
a class OF large armored cruisers OF not less
than 1850 tons burden, which is regarded
as the class Of vessels now most needed to
carry the American flag on the seas. He
will also present plans and estimates for Q
class OF small gunboats for our inteIior
waters, each one carrying q single very
heavy gun and capable Of navigating In
shallow waters. He will not propose any
very heavy armor. Eight or nine inches
OF steel.faoed armor Ia now as strons as a
foot or even greater thickness OF iron
armor These plans will be forwarded 10
Congress by the Secretary OF the Navy.
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BELLAIRE.

Am Increased vote-A rabnIar statement
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AN OLD winEELrse MAN DEAD.
John r. Clarke, Iorn, In, Wheeling, ant
Long n Resident Of this section.

John r. Clarke, Borp In Wheeifng, hhd
Long n Resident OF this section.
A copy Of the GAINESVILLE daily Times Is
before US, containing telegram from
New York, announcing the death in that
city, on Tuesday, Tie Goth ulimo, of'John
F. Clarke, Esq. Mr.. Clarke was born on
the 12,h;of November, 1902, and was con.
sequentlyl but-a few days less than"7s
years OF age. He was born in this city, or
in what Is now a part OF this city, in q
building that was kind Of fertilization on
the point directly above the mouth Of
Wheeling Greek, which YVES used as a
United States Arsenal. His first business
essay was In the town Of Putnam, as
clerk in the store OF his brother.in,law.
job Stanberry. al .y.s. I--trs. sl,.. Al
Ia 1919, he returned To Wheeling as q
clerk in thestore OF his Uncle Noah Zane
and Charles D. Knox. He commenced
business for himself in a small way in
1924, in what Is now Bridgeport, In Bel
mont county, and not succeeding went
back as clerk In Wheeling with Zane,
Knox & Mckee. Afterward In partnership
with q w. 7. Dobbin, he opened store IN
Wheeling. He changed the dry goods for
groceries 10 partnership with Henry
Moore, and in the Great Panic of 1897 10
n the concernwep under with everybody
else. Next we find him as u i0rWarding
and commission merchant on his own az
count, at No. 4, South " lillian street. New
York, out OF which grows connection
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
whose agent he became in 1876, and con-
tinued in their employ in active business
until be closed his,earthly career on the
evening OF the 2eth. We haye no psrticu.
lars OF bis illness, and only know that il
was short. He was jealous Episcopalisn,
and established the first Episc0paliau
Sunday School in Wheeling, and was for
many years its principal. he died on
Tuesday, the Goth inst, aged seyenty.sev::
en- years and eleven months. He married
Ann Armstrong, the daughter Of the first
Episcopal minister OF Wheeling. They
had seven children, four sons and three
daughters, six OF whom grew to be men
and women, all OF the daughters and one
son surviving him. Here we have the ex.
empliication Of d most active, energetic
and useful life without selfshness, genial
and good. s' ~
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: TuESA1vArloX ARMY.-The meetings Of
Evangelist Railton, OF the Salvation Army,
at the Fifth Ward Market House and
OTIS Hall, were better attended yesterday
evening than the previous ones. Mr..
Samuel ]. Florence, Of this city, was pres.
ent at oil Of the meetings aud lent his aid
TO the cause.
Commissioner Railton has received q
telegram from st. Louis inviting him TO re-
cruit for the army there, and he will de,
part for that city soon. His services
here have resulted in three or four con-
versions thus far.
The Rev. Thatcher and Mr.. Florence,
tent holders in the Army, will continue
the meetings, pushing forward against the
ranks Of the enemy with zeal and valor:
Services may be expected at the usual
hours and PLACES this evening.
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THE GooDwIX.GnIBBLE



We had a call yesterday from Nathan
Goodwin, Of Benwood, accompanied by
his wife and a friend-the man who
stands accused OF shooting Mr.. Gribble on
Friday night last at Benwood. He was
released from the Moundsyille iailon bail,
a number 81 persons having voluntarily
offered to become his security. he called
to give us, as he claims, a true &C.
count OF the difficulty. Both himself and
wife sgree in the following statement:
that they were standing atthe door Of his
sistef's house when Mrs. Charles Wilbert
f,assed, and that without any proyocaliOn
on their part whatever, she spit in his lace,
an insult which neither he nor his where.
sented In the slightest degree. This tsct,
he says, will not only be corroborated by
himself and vile, but also by several other
persons. As the procession came past
his house Mrs. Wilbert returned and In
passing tie door where they were still
standing shouted for Hancock In their
very faces in boisterous manner.
Mr.. Goodwin claims, and Ia substanti.
ated by his wife, that he did not use any
insulting epithets, much less any obscene
language, but simply made trivial reply,
which Mrs. Wilbert proceeded to resent By
picking up stick and striking him. The
difficulty with her was the signal for the
attack by Gribble and several others, aud
be did not shoot until he had been severity
wounded on the head and was down, and
being set upon and beaten BY Reyersl per.
sons, He claims TO be man oil peaceable
lie, never having figured In any litigation
whatever. He says that all the facts will be
brought out gt the trial, and that the pub.
lie will hear q very different story than
that reported in the newspapers. As we
have said, his wife fully cofToborRted bis
story, and in Justice to him we give It as
he related II 10 us.
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Mr.. W. L. McAFEE, who claims this
city us his home, but who hasbeen absent
mother States Tor temporary purposes, as
he alleges, for some time, was arrested by
Sheriff Jingle for attempting to vote at
the polls in the Second ward yesterday.
His vote was challenged on the ground
that be Is nonresident. He was taken
before Justice HI. Felber, who held him
in the sum Of $500, with Hon. B. Fisher
as surety. Mr.. hlcAtfee claims never to
have cast any vote during his absence at
other places. He owns considerable prop.
erty In this city.
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Mpj !hty-HaueOcs, !s4; Wilson, $50.

PERSONAL Gosslp.-Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
PendIeton, Of Bethany, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Lee Harris Of s 81 ssiis is .Eieiting
relatives in this city.
Miss Lizzie. daughteri Of Capt. Bridges,
81 Moundsyille, Is visiting Miss Zena
Lydia, on Chapline street.
w. W. Fowler, business agent for Sol
Smith Russell, was in the city Yesterday.
J. @. Brady, Secretary Of the Hinge
Company, and @. R. Hubbard, OF the Top
Mil, IIeft for New Orleans last night.
4 Mr.. ]. II. Butler, Of Cambridge, Ohio,
general agent for the Singer sewing ma.
chine office Of this city, came down last
night and saw the enthusiasm.
We noticed Mr.. Aleck Campbell, Jr., Of
Bethany, in the city last evening. He cast
his first vote Yesterday, and cast 1t for
Garfield, Well done, Aleckl A hearty
shake OF your brave and honest hand.
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1sss-lssO.

2Oar Uuionn-aOur nottor-"Our Expe.
rieBcer
is that squars dealing always benefits the
buyer as well as the dealer, and having
business upon these princl.
pies, and the only one united to Centre
Wheeling for so many years, we are ena.
bled to do Justice to one and all who will
give US call to purchase anything in
the clothing line for men, boys or children,
at rates which satisfy the closest buyer, as
we'll as defy any Of our competitors. Call
early and convince yourselves, at No. 2te9S
Main. street. ]. SrRiSFgLD,
,7sfH Agent for O. Sleinield.
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Notc-Dr. Smith Is here to remain per.
mantly, and is regularly educated
physician.
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Education and Experience VIII Conquer.
Mr.. Harvey Alexander said he had de.

Education and Experience will Conquer.
Mr.. Harvey Alexander said he had de-
rived more benefit in two weeks under
DR.. Smiths care, than in three months
under any other treatment. (Dr. Smith
never uses patients names without their
permission.) This gentleman had been
afflicted with q most aggravated .catarrh
for years, causing loss OF sense OF smell,
deafness and offensive discharges, all Of
which DR.. Smith has cured completely.
Those ladies' and gentlemen who have
been under the Doctors care sufficiently
long, all report themselves greatly i'm.
proved and are perfectly satisfied. DR..
Smith treats, with equal success, Cancer
without the knife, Piles without knife or
pain. Hap cures Rheumatism speedily,
weakened and debilitated systems Of man
or woman from whatever cause, Epilepsy
;tits,l Dyspepsia, scrofula, Blood and
Skin diseases quickly. Several years ex-
perience In The Hospitals for Female
Complaints, give DR.. Smith peculiar ad-
vantages IN treatment oil those trou bles.
Ladies and gentlemen calling upon the
Doctor see oaly the Doctor, and his con-
sultation rooms are 40 arranged, tina. pa.
tients do not come in contact with each
other. Special engagements will be made
with those who prefer to have the Doctor
call at their residenc y. The causes OF
headache, back ache, pimples on the face,
sick stomach, all.aoneness OF feeling, pains
In the limbs, weak eyes, offensive dis
charges speedily overcome. Call on or
address Dr.. JOAN E. SAITH,
No. 1917 Market street,
Opposite McLure House (Lunsford'a
Buildtng,) Wheeling, W. Va.
Consultation ires. Office hours from 0
A. NJ, toS P. NJ, daily. From 9 to 5 P. NJ.
Sunday.
Note-Dr. Smith Ia here to remain per.
mantly, and is a regularly educated
physician.
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BrLIAIRE, O., November 2.
Special TO the In,elligsucer
The vote polled here was larger by 10
than The vote in October. OF this gain
the Democrats got 5; the Greebackers, IL,
and the Republicans lost 2. Some Repub'
licans carelessly lost their votes by allow
ing two tickets to stick together. Con-
siderable challenging was done, but not
many votes were thrown out in that way.
The following is the vote in detail, COM
pared with that In October. The net gain
over Fosters majority in 1879 is q.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, DC, November ala. NJ.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
partly cloudy weather, possibly occasional
light rain, southeast winds, generally low
barometer, stationary or high tempera.
ture.
For the Lower Lakes clear, followed by
increasing Cloudiness, occasional rain in
the western part, warmer southeast winds
and lower barometer.
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NoRrH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, C., November 2.-The re-
turns indicate the election Of the Demo
cratic State and electoral ticket, but it is
impossible yet to make an estimate. The
indications are that Shackelford Demo
craft Is elected 10 Congress from the Third
district, Cox (Dem,) from the Fourth and
Dowd Dem from the Sixth. Nothing
from the other districts.
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a pluel.y EDITORS gneoun,er win rrnmn.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. al. P. Brown,
editor OF the Gsllatin Examiner, and a
friend were attacked by eight tramps in a
tunnel near Gallatin. Brown defended
himself with pistol, killing one tramp
and wouuding another so that he has since
died. The rest OF the tramps fell upor
Brown, beat him almost to death and rob.
bed him Of money aud valuables worth
over 81 200.
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An American Seaman convicted Of Man,
slaughter,

LONDON, November Sat the Kent As.
sisea at Maidstone, Thomas McGrath, a
seaman Of the United States navy, who
killed q man in an ARRAY at Granesend In
August last, has been convicted and sen.
fenced to ak months imprisonment, with
hard labor. 1t was proved on trial that
McGrath was greatly provoked at the time
Of the homicide, and that he had come Of
good character. '' "' ~ - :
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OtEobtr
srEuBENvILLE.
Magnificent Republican Gains-some Re
turns from the County.

turns from the County.
srEuBRSvILLE, O., November PIP N.
Special 10 the In,elligGneer
The returns from this city and township
show Republican gain Of 1Sl over DC.
tober election. Returns from the county
come in slowly, but the indications are
that a majority of sixteen hundred will be
rolled up. A gain over the October cleo
lion OF $50 The election passed of quiet
ly with a very full vote cast. The gains
for each ward are as follows: First, TWEEN
ty.fiye; Second, thirty.one; Third, thirty
Eve; Fourth, fourteen; Fifth, twenty.one;
Sixth, one; township, one. The city Is
alive with excitement.
The vote in Mt. Pleasant precinct, Hon.
]. T. Updegraffs home, stands: Garfield,
306; Hancock, 55; Republican ma ority,
24l; Republican gain over October II.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. MD, November 2.-Han-
cocks majority is 9,4Si, Republican gain
of 7O7. The State gives Hancock $1,000
majority. 49,
Congressional delegation will stand as in
the present Congress Democrats and
one Republican. The majority for Han
cock in the State will be about 10000.
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NEW HAnPsHIRE,

BosroS, N. H., November 9.-ohalrman
ause, OF the New Hampshire State Re-
publican Committee, claims the election
Of the Republican candidate for Congress
In the Second and Third districts. The
First district Is In doubt.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DEL. N"r;ember 1.-The
returns received indicate majority on
10 the State OF at least l 900 for Hancock.
Tho Democrats will secure at least four
teen Of the twenty.one Legislators.
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RenubI,enn. AssauIted In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-The Re-
publican clubs were assaulted tonight
while passing down Broad street, near
Chestnut. About 100 shots were fred,
and until Mayor stokely with 100 officers
arrived on the spot, the affair looked ssri.
Gus. All is quiet now, The street has
been cleared by the police, who are now
patrolling the locality. Several men were
seen to fall, but only one thus far has been
sent 70 the hospital. !
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, GA, November 2.
Special TO thc IniclissnseF.
The prospects are that Georgia has gone
Democratic by about AZ, 900 shortly.
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WASHINGTON.

She Rolls Up an Increased Republican
Majority.
WAsHISGroS, Pa, November 2.
Special dispatch to the InttllISouOsr.
This precinct gives Garfield 546; Han
cock, 4S4. Republican gain 81.
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Any A LARGE mAJoRIrY r,
And "Nolhlnr nni rnel. -

l endeavor at all times to give the cloth.
ing buyer Of Wheeling good bargain, and,
as | wish to advertise this fact all those
wishing to get anything in men or boys
wear will do well by calling and buying
their suits or oyercoats at 2l22 Main street,
the old established clothing house Of
Centre Wheeling,
j, srElNTELD, AZ.
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MEssRs. STERLING Bros, Carrollton, O.,
say: We have been in the drug business
for twenty-five years and have sold al.
most all advertised remedies In that time;
but 81. Jacobs Oil beats them all and gives
general satisfaction. The sale Of II Is In:
creating.
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NV ORLEANS, November IA telegram
has been received here from Aiken, South
Carolina, stating that the negroes have
threatened to barn that town tonight, and
asking for aid.
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CIothInr CnmInr na.-

Wereceiyed the following teleQr,m ,,...
MT, Ralph Kline, Of the firm Of KIM 6s
y now In New York buying their s I, snG
stock Of winter clothing: second
NV YORk, November 9, 1850
EditOrs lntsllIgenstr. '''"
Business men very much excitsa y,
count Of the election. lam buyiS, ~ saI =.
at 20 per cent less than their actual t 49,
Bought this morning one hnnd,sS .a;
fifty Mems and Youths cassimS,s su ,I aod
which We have been selling AZ 81, 4, cuIa,
will sell next Friday al s. 65. Wa vii VII We
ceive this week one hundred Men, n.ie
coats, which We will sell at s. 80 = V's''
RALPH Xiv,
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ipksrtsTRY.-Eight dollars for ipll up,
DER or under set Of teeth, warranted to DO
made Of the best material and TO give
perfect satisfaction, ut DR.. Badgley's
dental office, 1906 Market street. Pfeser-
vatiop OF the natural teeth q specially
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the doors Of Washington Hall.

THERE were even bets last night that
the wheeling Register would have a rooster
iu .his morning, and claim that the gen.
eral result is in doubt.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause it Is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.