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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09
ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1867

Tux most prominent Republican news
papers in the State Of New York severely
criticised the ,methods by which rolyer
was nominated aud poured steady stream
Of Ice water on his canvass. The natural
result Is l70.0oo majority for his oppon eht
Thousands Of Republicans voted for Cleve.
iand aud tens Of thousands would not vote
ata|l. The moralot This Us .tl,sFold sonc,
ti1atyod may LEAD ~ hosc totwatel but
you can't make him drink. You may
oveslaugh the will Of the people In con.
vention, but they will get even with you at
the polls, .,.....
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-, a nicAGo. q November 7.-Flour, ,iuchaneGI.
SHc peeemter; Sin9!c Year: sj1.nsN, Jau,try: MY
S9 M asy' M n!iS,s, SS Shs.Ss H. spring 9aItc ,s;
~ Gash; No. 9'o November an.l peccnbet: So:
ss'se ss5 RseeMmSsf; M.S o.,s yr. sts
ss1aaoite Eovembcr;a aH.aa,Xo Iiecc,ntor End nnd
yeay; W 1ta313tG May, Rye. luc, n. &c" % Harley.
XVI Iat .! aS fhIsecd, active but lower al 81 Il,
~ s "a "G!Me NNxa,' aI'l 'ow% ~ % s"sl; SIS 67Ha
Lard active hui lower 1t slI soeasb; slla7%a i 30
November; $40 95 ncccmhcr and year. ia g.Xn
IT,: ~. 'tam,maty: SO 90 FEBRUARY: s. ;call
short ts ST. so li,oi clear iii Is: Hu,;cS un! ~
sf' 4sH! 4G.-%A:s y s di;os SEfy M
So1s%ii S'ss Snls af';!ns1 sis Is s .F - IS
yenbei s'os!H December sIG 3o4Io y5 year sn g ~
BALTIMORE, November S-Flour, love- s,t II, In.
& 4ml, ssas pGs wssisS, ssaS5s SSic, sSsa
~ iISsSI w 4bysss bsSsE 'Ss s'S! EsSssss
tm., ~. t1n Wcsteri inactive but hrmcr mixed s,ot
~ wv; SoGvmeet 7!A7sc: Year 6i14a6453tc: January
st1.!c; ! o"tssnisr western wlfc s45e: mixti
M.y; dull: prime 10 choice FsnsyisSa III IT, bSss
lyW. rrQvhtohs. lover: tnc.S naIs tstsh tuliS
Is IS isson Haa slSs ~ NC. rafEr SO
hams, So sjal7 Vs. Lard. rrIncd S,Ss% Hnns; S,S ~
UNA; Wcse1tI parkcd 84i.;c; creamcyr pss:st.
tSS.S sea. sTeet snt titth ss ssah pIiiaiVms trm:
;ss%ys Ss TIs' .ss.ay e al,;s n !, sSSs;,
sSs'safh ~ ; ", 81 I 1.z,s
y Ioi so: November Wheat; Sd. 9.ea 10, ma
saSisy s;M Torn SHse G XIX mSxe.t7issy S si3is,
No. tpQt1ls: Naxern tGr ;tIc year Isl q JrIl,
VIZ S2e; @Ay Ssc; Oats 9ats!: "a aspoi:t tsSc;
n sssmses snS DECEMBER $50 bid .fioscj- -whssi
december. year flH..c bld:- -Iunuury" 9ojSc.
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SAN Francisco November 'S,-Returps
from 80 precincts in the city up to noon give
Stoneman 1000 majority over Estey' Tor
Mayor, jThe Sheriff nnd Superintendent
Of Streets and County Clerk are still doubt
ful, OH I'LL others, Including tie Con.
gressmen. The Democrats have minority
ranging from 500 to 1000. .stoneSap will
probably have \ majority Of 500 toll ,006in
the city. Further returns indicate that
stoneman's majority in the Suite ut large
will reach 10000. The Democrats make
CLEAN sweep Of the State and Congressional
ticket, Pages defeat nov being assured by
the deiections in the Alameda, eaGtameIt:
to aud san joaquin counties, aggregating
about 5000 votes. The Legislature lis not
yet figured up but the Democrats will lave
q majority Of both houses sI71l@ at
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Y WiSns5E Mills, November s.-Ibic, Mill
where powder isstound and polished 'es.
plode'i'to.dAy. The concussion:. exploded
the mill containing the press and cylinder
ata''listanceoi eight feet. Both buildings
were destroyed and six tons ,of powder,
exploded: Ten acres OF ground we.e Gov.
cred with debris. oa(y, ONO man, John
Randall, Was in tho mill vt the time. Tia
was blown 10 pieces. The rest Of the
work,nen weto al dinner. oF DI'rHlIi ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

SrEAHISd OF the mention Of John A.
liuslam's name for the. successorship 10
Judge Swing, the Cincinnati Em.tirr re-
marks TIN. There are about . dozen peo.
pie in Ohio who consider it their duty 10
mealion Bingham ior almost everything
lIls, turns up M, ID
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TAXING one consideration with another,
llabbtll's voluntary contributions seem
mhaye been raisea mainly TO defeat the
Republican party. As boomerang they
Suea sllccess. The assessment business
hasa very black eye. 1t nauseated the
country. '' ''''.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

l"H lsGErsoll. aaid yesterday that Gen
erai Wm. Tecumseh Sherman is the COM
ng man ior the Republican nomination in
lssl, and that Stalwarts. llalf Breeds and
Civil Service refor,ners eau all unite on
HIM Odd Tecumseh swears good deal,
but, MS in the case OF old Zoch Taylor, It
can be sad that ii. ill the. people vote ,ior
Tim who swenr good deal he will goin
With whoop. ~ ,sEt;75g00. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

Iris no use to cry over split milk. The
Democrats will be wonIering'in 1854 who
split their mi!k-the present panful-so
suddenly. They, are bound TO tie Il the
grass across the path to the dairy That's
a way they always have. They can be
counted on to spill their milk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

'rnE Cleveland ptaiudeuler. Of yesterday,
hal all the poultry OF the Western Reserve
in its newspaper. The poor Republicans
~iIl have nothing to give thanks on at this
rae. Like the rebels during the war they
will have to fall back on "herba. pcrspira.
ton and prayer" .s-r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

0S The whole, We are 0! the opinion tlmt
Governor. Jacksou's Thanksgiving procla.
masion will compare iayoablr with any
that We have seen thus fur. We are glad
lbai il was Issued before the elections, MS
We fear the Governor might have been
sorely tempted 10 incorporate The returns
AS M additional reason for thanksgiving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

VIZ take notice that Bayne, OF Ale
sleny, the Republican Congressman who
Wss supposed to have ruined himself by
attacking Don Canieron's boss.ship in Con.
yress I.tst winter, is one Of the survivors in
Pennsylvania. ,Iu a,a.,.ns q
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GrssEIL Ennrrr, Cameron's man in the
Cameron sense Of The word, was beaten for
Congress in one OF the pittsburg districts.
This is really the worst Cameron beat in
Pennsylvania. Not even high -top.lail-
ienre tarllf record could save him. q, !, ~
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Illinois. :,

~ 1-y1Tt ~, 1HHHVsHs q = . 2 -Trs-I ~
CHICAGO, November The footings for
Chicago, and and: Cook county, Just Completed,
show Democratic lmajorities.' except on
Sheriff OF iromIl 500 to 5000; scratching
made q wide variance in the vote in the
State ticket. \ This city, andi county cast
$1,000 votes and gives Crsnlorit Democrat,
1908; plurality for Treasurer and .Raab,,
Democrat, 1908; plurality for Superlnten;
don't OF Public Instruction. On the county
ticket. tHapchett, Republican. fon Sheriff,
beats Mc4argis. Democrat, 6y'4 lG9, and Is
the only Republican aouaty officer elected.
Slipp, Democrat, for:Treasurer, hc@,s- -llutt:
Republican, by 2.S5s: errNad-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

VI: are g|ad to hear that our friend
Dunlap late of the Sunday Leadtr, has
secured & good position in the Louisville
'oumerrin' office. Mr.. Dunlap is q bright
and honorable young man, and all he
nrels is good opportunity. We predict
that lie will yet he q newspaper success. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09
THE MOOsIERS,
Bob UP Serenely--The LekiAlatufe Dem,
g socrntic Hey ond Deubt., II 4

fHptASAroLts, ttNovctuber y 8..-The alsa
publican committee now claim the election
Of Stanton J. Peele, Republican, IN thi.
Congressional district by 80 majority
Hancock county gives Eaglislt, Democrat
l07 majority. Shelby county gives Eng
lish l2G majority, and Marion count,
gives peele G43 majority. The Democratic
committee DO not eoacede his election and
claim the official vote will change the re,
suit. In Marion county the Republicans
elect the clerk, auditor, treasurer, prose.
cutting attorney, ind two judges Of the su,
perior court. .,.s
The Democrats elect Sheriff, Senator, five
Representatives, one Judge OF the saper.
ior Court, Judge ofi the Criminal Court In
Bartholomew county.
Fiye hundred and forty voting places in
the State, show Republican loss on the
State ticket Of $3.50, aud u Democratic loss
OF ?,24i, being IL net Democratic gain
Of G,4i9, which wou indicate the Demo.
cratic majority In the State Of over 10000.
The above returns cover 80 per cent. Of the
votes Gust at the election OF Governor
two ycars ago. II the balance OF
the State yet to hear from continues
the same relative decrease as compared
with the vote Of 1850 will give the decrease
in the Republican vote Of 20,soO, and tho
Democratic vote Of $500, or au aggregate
Of 5000 less than the total vote oi1SsO.
From the best figures obtainable at this
time the Legislature will stand: Senators
holding over, Democrats, 0; Republicans,
u; elected, Democrats. Is; Republicans, s;
doubtful. Lower House, Democrats, Us;
Republicans, 81. The final returns may
change these figures. but not enough to
change the result in giving the Democrats
Il clear majority IN both houses. Further
returns from Congr s,ional districts Twill
not chnnge the result given at noon, and
the delegation will stand, Democrats. 0;
Republicans, !; a Democratic gain Of 4! /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

PENSACOLA, Fla ). November S4seyen
new new cases and one death of yellow fever
were reported here yesterday. i. Hopes OF
frost have again BEEN, postponed, The
weather is much milder than Yesterday
Dr. LocSsony station agent, telegraph oper.
'tor ana PHYSICIAN at Melino, died ut iilat
place to-day OF maiarWl fever. Tho neigh.
4Iors' wltl''two or threeexceptions, avoided
iocEsoh during his illness and he wus
attended hya physician and nurse sent bv
The pensacoln .Boartl of IIealth,
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lS1ESl. S1hTS !'9NE, ,,iI INoyeimAler S,S--Tho paint
honse VS.! Of 1seley ! Doubleday, No. IS Cliff
street hN'pvd this morning. i, The fire was
r,sl,sea by aA explosion, from spor,txaeoi,s
combustion Of oil. Frederick DouLl,dnv
ased'.l,. is supposed to have lsen sulIoca.
teu' anu cunnot bo found. John Brown
%as yS , s,syersly bnraSa. Loss 70 Iseloy 4.
Don!p'!edny and other OCCUPANTS OF The
bniliing, 900. All insured
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iluS tMinncAoinsaa,

M'SSEArols, No,smbef :5Congfess.
man Washbu1ne estimates Nhis majority ut
not less than three thousand in the' Fifth,
dis1;rt. Nelson, Republican, is -unques:
tionably elected, ma making Tic alihaesoss
delegation solid lseppplicap The lesisa:
tpre viii b RepqbliSah by sohleybel ota
reiaseJ majority, and It Is estimated thai
three.fourths ni The NRepublicanl members
favor the election Of E8na tor. Windoni.-.e :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

IpGeneml Beaver had been running ior
Goyernor Of Pennsylvania on his own re-
cOu! and merits he would have been elected
By $4,000. The people had TO shoot at
Beaver 10 hit Cameron. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

plrr.nunon, Pa, November SIN an
interview tonight T. D. !. layton, G mind
Secretary .otthe Knlvlts9i Labor said he
was 81 the opinion that the political cam
lppign jiisst closed would. be- sthe last!ottfha
.h6or purity in Pennsylvapia.y He; was in
favor hereafter Of throwing the iabor, vote
70 the candidate oi kssoMt par,ies most
favorable TO labor. ID ;. tst,,.sst.sN l..E 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

EuopE lslASn Offsets Delaware anyhow.
Midget versus midget. The larger midget,
however, is Rhode Island, US she has two
congressman, whereas Bayard'B plantation
las only one.
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-UctNNArC.

WILMINGTON, nEg,! November y s.-The
complete returns q ihe stais S(ye, Stock.
Icy; Deh'oeyst; for !GoySelrror, . n majority :oi
! l.535; for Congress- 3Sspej Dtmotrat 2 M lm1a.
jority Of 1900, r'.seg Z '.fS-, 3%i},.'-
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The s's"'or victory on ii.mtier.. rou.-. !,
WASHINGTON, November s.-The cnpola
o. Ben Bntlc''a ahnaae. opposite .l,c Capi,ol
%as adorned ny anew broom thismorninv.
IN n'honor Of his clean sweep Of slassacL11,
ye,,s :, esterlay. ,,w1sf,-. ''''"'''.''>''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

lF ls:supposed that the Democrats will
haSra majoFity Of about 60 in the next
House. llsre il The alleged result OF Tues
'ays ELECTION. It may be changed half.
adozen, but not more than that; iN'-S IN
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Z! Tn Bruto,

! K4ssA. CRY, Sd, $Sysmee, Slope;
!kS KANSAS dispatches say @i lipredhli1ets!
give lis a ata|f7WYiu:: II mnioriles;l Gllek, Demo:
crat, ll,4452;; St. John. Repablisan, sllQ
Clicks mliorilty viii Re}9,0lS999s.st tE!::.
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Arrested For lsirumv.

WORCESTER MASS, November S-l'ro!.
H,arc!sse Duvat, leader Of the French Bap.
Mss oI IN thls city, was to-day arrested on u
eaArge Of bigamy. + Uf;'0,..l 4 4
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Cas- anybody tell us whether our dis
,inraisl,eA friend Georye V. Lawrence
went lown with the ship or swan ashore
With the driit Ia Pennsylvania?
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Richmond yesterday the Mahon'

llltN SaNH: - a. -,
All tllcFuadess am d wecpiu',
For aascy's in the cold. cold ground"
Massey WIS the unti-Alahoue candidate for
consressnan.at-tarye. 1t is well that
somebody can sing these times,
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The saJ.lesl words Of ionRMe or pen
We might have had Ilen.Y t'l' ~ EIt3
Yes they are very sal. We haven't got
lI:u; hos yol us. ,.,.. .m.t,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09

Tux besL cure for diseases OF ,tbe re,ysv ys
brain and n'nselesf fis browns lion BittesS !:
2 1Es - ":g'p .liy S.InS !lif. - isSSt's y
Il, 'r yH Is rs 5,issNElFl pAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09
Ghe Gttdhiq|ettf|let:.
.,,r, Nas. y, mud " Yourteenih Hts~s d
wrr VfRa'Si. Republicans feel .ba.
they were taken In ont Of the wet Just In
,me. 4. FtlI VI A!NLNi.EI lHiE

luG New York K,raid believes that
there are powerful influences behind
vr,unl Union Telegraph 10 lnake. a for.
uilsl,Ie ligh, for business. r.fiw&
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AFA'moSr poet-Mr. Dick Fleming
SENDS lis, without charge, the following:
I'm tho language Of the Massachusetts
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These iaels are easily stated, aud The
task q tHe: eeE.slc %oHtu Ne ayattiul .opeij
no more we're rreq6ireel 81 linn. ife might
sliirk the rcsponsibitityiof deliberate ann:
lysis in the caseTof beginner, and nron.
Elk et; Il %sts sss s!9x4!!se tSi !Ae lAqPr di
c4Hlee confronting an Nnprctised 'eyron:
ent ol y most apIioate, elaborate and
comprehensive art, but'Alrs. L.angtrv. does
not present herself 10 us In that gnise. The
cable has informed us OF ,herctriumphaui
progress through the theatres Of England
Of the crowds! and the, ,plaudits whicl,lat.
tended ler. Of tic enotu;ous r,oiits rcupcd
by her, and the exhorbitaht sum. pledged
to her ior her services here.a5 This prelimi.
nary healQ ling can pe eaccbuptaLiot by,tWo
suppositions nly-drst, ,thAt sheis 81 astiNs
to be, considered an actress OF most I'M:
COMMON ability, qnyi the auloadi that she
Is tnra'ItnY ppa9 p9wspaEsr potor!!ety, and
putting herself upon public eXlilbitlon-a
proposition that would be an! INSULT 10 her
aud the profession which she has adopted.
It H., therefore,, plain TINT she must be
Judged solelyby 6eT artistic ability, and.by
the same Standard byfwhich other stars 81
equal assumed prominence are measured.
To plead mex pericnce in her bebulf would
be simply TO declage that there is no excuse
fof the t!eMep1o,,s ea SeftlpMeAt6i wkiti
Y 1tthay be granteI dt once that she has
many natural qualifications iot the stage,
BIT \! Is equally ,eertain. that ker'sflistlt
sjAEaipHF{1!sn!Ss jEiF{! utterly anNorAY 9s}5s posi:
tSlSn;W i'eh, by q strange freak ci Il. iortuae,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-23
resolutely in the light of permanent
national policy of the democratic party.
Death Of Thurlow Weed,

New York, Nov. 22-Thurlow Weed
died at 8 o'clock this morning. Sur
rounded by his weeping children, grand
children, physicians, nurses and atten-
dants, Hon. Thurlow Weed, the veteran
journalist and statesman, breathed his
last at 8:55 this morning. His daughter,
Miss Harriet Weed, who has devoted her
life to her father, was overcome and had
to be supported by two female atten-
dants. The grief of the other children
was none the less poignant. just before
passing away Mr.. Weed gropea with his
right hand around the bed as though he
sought his children's hands. His grand
daughter took the extended hand, felt q
soft pressure and the next moment he
was dead.
New York, Nov. 23-The remains ol
Thurlow Weed will lie in state at Alba
ny. The pail bearers selected are Gen
Jas. Watson Webb. Ex-Governors Flsl
and Morgan, F. w. Seward, Chas. O'Con
nor, John II. VanAntwerp, Alfred Var
Hanford, John McKeon, Isaac Bell ant
Gen. Jas. Bowen.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-23
ha. The room was filed with highly

tina. The room was filled with highly |
inaarnable clothing, was next the stair
way, and before word of warning
could be given escape by the
stairway was cut off by the flames.
On the fourth floor were forty op-
eratives, equally divided as to sex. When
the flames swept up through the floor
dows. There was no fire escape on the
building. just across the alley-way,
about fifteen feet wide, at the end of the
Callander building, was two.story
wooden structure. The help rushed for
the end of the building fronting on this
alley. Then panic ensued. The roof
of the wooden building was about TWEEN.
ty feet below the window sills, where the
excited girls corgregated. Persons in
the rear crowded and pushed those in the
act of jumping, and many fell short.
Others were injured by being jumped
upon after they had reached the roof.
The dead are Emma Gassette, aged
twenty three, and Bessie Cobb. Both Of
these girls struck the ground between
the two buildings and died in few min
utes.
The injured are Mary McSorley, who
jumped from window and fell on q
picket fence and was terribly injured and
cannot survive; Mary Paaly, Della Cos
sett, Emma Ma,hewson, Mrs. johnson,
Mrs. Cuddy, all young women and all
probably fatally injured. Some were
carried to their homes, and others taken
to the Rhode Island hospital in ambu-
lances. Thomas Mann fell short OF the
two story building, bounded against it
and fell to the ground. His injuries are
IAN arm and one leg broken. A man
named Smith fell to the ground and was
badly hurt. Mary Davis jumped from
!, the roof and had o leg broken. George
Grant Of the firm of Joseph Grant & Co.
, jewelry, jumped from the fourth foo
! window to the roof Of the wooden build
1 ing and had leg broken. George
r Clark, employed by Joseph Gran
& Co., saw the fire and triet
in vain to extinguish the flames, ant
finally had to run for his life. One man
name unknown, employed by Grant
Co., hung from telephone pole unit
the fire department arrived. A ladde
{: raised under him proved five feet to'
S short A fireman mounted to the to]
= and caught the workman in his arms.
The loss on the building and stock
100000.
!, Mldnight-Up to this hour only thre
victims of the disaster have died, th
two girls above reported and Thoma
Mann, foreman of the Robinson jewelr
s shop. There is no hope for Mary Nj
i Lalley, Mary Cuddy and Della Gasset
n Sixteen others were injured, three ser
: ously. The remainder are in a hopefr
condition.
It The loss by fire to the tenants is S29
o 600; to the building, $4,000; insuranc
$4,000. The inquest begins tomorrow
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-23

Bill Nuckles. . prospeotor, says the
Denver Tribune, fell down prospect
shaft forty feet right into . nest Of
black snakes. Most men would have
died Of fright, but Nuckles was not that
sort Of man. He tied several snakes
together and started them up the side OF
the shaft, tying on fresh snake % fast
a. the rest went up. Pretty soon the
head Of the snakes got over the edge
and started down hill. Nuckles kept
tying on fresh reptiles until he had used
up . couple Of hundred-every snake
there was in the shaft. by this time the
crowd Of snakes on the outside wai
strong enough 70 pull him ont Of thu
shaft. and he soon reached Mad's ranch
sale aud sound.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-23
st. Louis Globe Democrat: No valid
ol;ook;on 10 the admission of Dakota to

st. Louis Globe.D Democrat: No valid
objection to the admission Of Dakota to
the union can now be advanced. An en-
abling act was opposed last winter on
one sufficient ground, and only one. The
southern part of the territory, which
alone it was proposed to make q state Of,
had then rather less population than
would entitle it to representative in
congress. Another year Of immigration
has added many thousands to the inhab-
itants of southern Dakota, which can
now fairly ask for admission under the
Dakota name. The territory should at
all events be divided for the convenience
of its widely separated northern and
southern communities.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-23

Bismarck Tribune. 18th: Marratta's
friends are still jubilant and are claiming
his election by various majorities. 1t was
rumored that the Bad Lands gave him
200 majorities, and now it is reported
that Stevens county cast seventy.tive
votes, oil for Maratta. The Tribune,
however, is still of the opinion that Mr..
Nickeus is elected by several hundred
majority.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-23
ROASTED ALIVE.

Thrilling Scenes at u Rhode Island Fire.
Providence. Nov. 2l-A fire ;occurred
this morning in the Calendar building,
4 brick structure situated between Sabin
and Gave streets, which resulted in seri-
eus loss Of life. The building is four
stories high, and occupied mostly by jew
eler shops, The fire originated in the
middle Of the building on the third floor
caused by ignition Of ten gallons Of nap
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-23

Valley City Times: Although the
immigration to Dakota has been enor-
nous this year, there is prospect of its
being much greater next season. The
Manitoba railway office in st. Paul in
two days this week received no less than
seventy-fve letters from people in the
old country. Some of these letters we're
from Iceland and Finland, but the greater
number were from Norway and Sweden.
We may look for large influx of for
eigners.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-23
Probable Settlement.

New York, Nov. 23-Keep and Hughitt
of the Northwestern road decline to state
the object Of their visit here, but on at
tempt will be made this afternoon to
bring about conference with them with
a view of settling the railway war.