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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November lO.-The
returns from every county in the State, Of
which So are official. give pattison, Demo.
crat, $3.50 plurality over Beaver, Repub.
llcan. Pattison has IL plurality in IS
counties, and Beaver in 10. 1t is not
believed the estimated vote in the counties
not officially reported will materially
change the result.
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LONDON, November lO.-Thc Erouymist
commenting on the result Of the State clcc.
tlons in the United States, considers the re.
turn OF the Democrats 10 power cannot fail
TO be followed by large results, one OF which
VIII be an effort TO induce Canadians to en-.
ter the Union. and that many circum.
stances would tend, If Canada consented
to enter the Union, to make Canadians
Democrats rather than Republicans.
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" our Democratic friends make as good
n.c oi this triumph us they did Of the sue.
tess oI ISL they will prove friends indeed,
which il to say friends in need. 1t will do
our cal'se no harm to say that We think
they will. TO forewaru.the Democraticparty
Is MOTTO forearm it. That magnificent Oh.
Naclc in the path OF prosressalways hopes
10 triumph over the philosophy OF history.
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Methodist Missions.

SES foRk, November l0.-:tt the meet.
ing OF the Methodist l'piscopal Churcl,
Committee, continued to-day, tho follow.
ing appropriations were male: Oregon
$4,000, for the English speaking mission:
Alabama, 5000; Kansas, $1,000; Austin,
$3.50; Blue Ridge, $500; Califoruiu'
S,50O; Central Alabama, 81, 500; Central
Tennessee. s., 500; Colorado, SN,IOO; Colun.
bia River, 81 900; Delaware, $l,ao0; De.
troit, $500; East Maine, 81 900; Eas,
Tennessee, 81 100; Florida, s., 800; Georgia
$1,000; lIalston, 5000; Kentucky, s.. 600:
Lexington, $500; Little Rock, 5000
Louisiana, 81, 900; Michigan, 81 ,0Oo Slinue
sofa, $4,000; Mississippi, $500; Missouri
5000; Nebraska, $500; Nevada, 5000,
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TrOublu,s Times IL, Au,trIn..

NlESNA, November l0.-lt is mmored
the working people intend storming the
museum OF arms and town hall, and us II
precautionary measure, detachmcnts Of
troops occupy both buildings. Many
arrests Of working people are being made.
Baron Conrad, governor Of police, was shot
at while on parade to-day. His person
was unhurt, although bullet pierced his
clothes. The ass:lssins escaped
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Mn. l'lIprS is understood 10 take cold.
" philosophical view Of Mr.. pattison's
election. lIe thinks it Is all right as far us
il goes, hut he sees no reason why it should
90 Lir enough to cast Il shadow over Wash.
lngton. In such crisis Mr.. Tilden re-.
sumcs his keal,h.liiting occupation md
hrU,lcils his sweet National smile,
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lN SPEAKER RASDALL is figuring OH the
next I!onse and the Speakcni,ip, and he
~ able 10 draw the comforting inference
ilu This time the Democrats will not
blnnder il all away. lie thought so before,
Int his party came up smiling ind played
,hr old.lool trick. II Mr.. Randall were bet.
ting that way everybody would insure him.
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North ('ilrOiIt,,,.

RALEIGH, n. G., November lO.-Unofli.
c'al returns Gn some cases cstimatcdD from
S4counties Indicate the election Of Bennett,
Democrat, Consressman.at.larse, by II
smaI! majority. The official count may be
necessary to decide this result from the
Seventh Congressional district. THE con.
test between York, Coalitionist, and Rob.
bins, Democrat, is in doubt.
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SECRETARY FolGEH is not 50 much dis.
raurA.ed that he neslects to remind the
r"nntry OF the steady policyot the I;epubli.
raA party with relation to the National
debt. lie makes another call for three.
aud,:.hall per cenis, this time for fifteen
millions The party that WIS out in the
shower last Tuesday is the party that is
rapidly lifting the burden of debt from this
sraera,ion and will SOON leave little OF
nothing for the next to bear.
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CHICAGO, November l0.-'rhis evening
Hiram Waters, formerly telegraph operator,
now member of the Board Of Trade, shot
himscli'in the left side short distance be.
how the heart. The chances OF liie and
death are about equal II is believed the
attempt ut suicide was during temporary
depression while under the influence Of
LIQUOR,
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4 Ncw ('lnJl,i.

WASHINGTON, November l0-The Gar
field Board OF Audit will meet at the Treas.
Aary aepalfiiFiiieHHt alfiiFiii in few days for the con-
siaer'Aion Qi the physlciap1g bills. The
board has asked that clerk be detailed
10 assist in the york before them. It has
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\ SCHOONER dsl,Orc.

WAsnlSGTos, November l0.-Vhe signal
corps station nj Portsmouth, y. G., reports,
dated the 9th: The schooner Paragon,
reported ashore on Ocracokc shoals, Sep.
tenlber 80, has been dug oil and tloa:ed.
Portsmouth, N. c., reports, dated The
1h: The schooner Elizabeth, ,hirty.seven
tons, Captain Ireland, loaded with wood
bound from Newberne, C., to Elizabeth,
\. G., went ashore last night on Cassie's
Eo3Es, neaT Portsmouth, n. G. No lives
were lost. Fka Gar,., will be saved.
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PROVIDENCE, r, l., November IO.-The
Supreme Court in the case OF Vim. J. King
d Sons vs.. the Huidnick Company, Wm.
Sprague, President, declined to hear fur
ther argument, but instructed the Jury to
tind II verdict for the plaintiffs Tor ihes full
amount, $:;979t,S.
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whisky Selling in low, Renewed.

Iowa City, a., November lO.-Thc
Mayor to day began granting licenses to
saloon keepers, the action being induced
by Judge Hays decision that the prohibi-
tion amendment is unconstitutional, and
also BY the defeat Of the Republican caudi.
date for district attorney. This is the first
city in the State to renew licenses rs a
means OF revenue.
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lsnilway Accident.

CouScIL BLUFFS, a., Nov. l0.-Thc north
bound express on the Wabash, St. Louis K
Pacific road was ,lcrailed near Stanbcrry,
Mo-, this morning and the train badly
wrecked. The baggage and express agent,
was instantly killed, and several others
more or lcss nJurcd.
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EosroS, November lO.-Ex.Secretary
Blaine said 10 day: ~ wish it distinctly
understood that am not II candidate for
the Presidency orany other political office,
and that nothing can induce me to become
such"
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VIII IkH.s

LOUISVILLE, November lO.-Thc steamer
Guiding Star, chartered for the use Of the
Congressional Committee for tile improve.
mcnt Of the Mississippi river, arrived here
today. The only members Of the commit.
tee abroad were Hon. John &. Carlisle,
Kentucky, and lion. Ben Butterworth, OF
Ohio. The remainder Of the committee
will be met at Cairo. Carlisle stated to a
reporter Of the press here that lie would
be II candidate for Speaker OF the House Of
the ior.y-eighth Congress.
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Did II:

SEw ORLEANS, November l0.-The
Times Democrats Dallas, Tex, special says:
"At Henrietta last night, c. N. Burgess,
defeated candidate for county Judge, shot
and instantly killed A. NJ. Doniey, u Young
lawyer who had spoken i'll OF him during
the campaign. Three shots were fired.
The tragedy produced u sensation.
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Congressman Gained In Kcntuckv.

CINCINNATI, November I0.-Thc CONNER.
ciafs Lexington, Ky, special says: Re.
ports from the Tenth District are complete
except one county, and give White, Rep.
9o' minority. The remaining county will
increase his majority to 200.
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RrcuAki:" tllr Wlnlcr.

LOUISVILLE, November ls.=Ep'glars en-.
tered the clothing store Of J. r. Grifln i
Sons, last night, an.l stole 500 worth OF
the finest goods. 'the eEtraqee vas made
ut the side door OH a very public street anpdl and
not far from the police station.
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ATLANTA, Ga, November lO.-L:lst night
two masked men set fire to tho stables OF
Mr.. Brandcnbury, near Erica, Ga. While
he was ut the fire men entered the house,
shot ut Mrs. Brandenbury, and seized the
trunk containing $1,000 in money and
5000 in government bonds.
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These figures IRE the result OF II consoli.
datlon OF the revised county estimates and
the supposed continuance Of average
weather for the six remaining weeks OF the
harvest season.
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Crushed by n lsOnrJ Pile.

LOUISVILLE, November lO.-This evening
"hIe II number Of children were playing
ma lumber yard Il stack OF heavy timber
lell;; Ellen Shearer, aged l2, was cuurIIt
under the timber, her skull! was CRUSHED
and she instantly killed.
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Another Candidate.

T'rvsvlLLE, Pa, November lO.-J. j,
McCrum, prominent and influential Dem
ocrat OF this city, who leads the poll Of the
Democratic revolution in Crawford COUNTY,
!s Y suggested by his friends for the Speaker
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outrage.

LoussiLLE: November l0.-John Staab
was arrested tonight, charged with the ut.
outrage Of u blind woman, who,
with himselfand another woman, had been
dr!ukin. beer together.
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4 l)tllisinn nIsucll..t

MONTREAL, November l0.-A youn. man
named FAllon, who ,i,.sted ,wen,y.,hree
days under delusion that he was con-
maudea by God, died to-day.
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CONCORD, N. H., November lO-Two
hundred and thirty.three towns give Hale,
$S,oG3; Edeerly. 3G,Sl4; scattering, oo5,
males plurality is l,ei9; llale's mn ority is
"-4. me three remaining towns in 1850
gave 50 Democratic maiority,
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Connecticut,

HARTFORD, Conn, November lO.-Gln.
eral Frank d. sloat, Republican, is elected
State Comptroller, bya majority Of 500 und
plurality Of 30 Eleven small towns
slightly. ' ''
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WASHINGTON, November lO-Thc De-
par'ment Of Agriculture reports exception
ally fine weather during the past month for
maturing and harvesting cotton. The re-
turns estimate the yield Of acreage Of each
State rs follows.
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4 DeNtl LEGISLATOR.

sIrc!al Dlspa tch to tic lntclligcnrcr.
WESTON, November l0.-llon. John II.
Cunningham, member.clect Of the lesisla.
ture, from Braxton county, died Yesterday
evening.
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been decided to take testimony In all

been decided to take testimony In all
classes Of claims as 10 the value Of the atti.
Giles furnished. The Board to.day received
n bill Of Sl,l00 from the proprietor Of the
Elberon Hotel, Long Branch, for board
furnished the Presidential party, mt the
rate Of four dollars each per day. The
purity included Mrs. Garfield aud her
daughter Mollie, DR.. l'oynton, Colonel
Rockwell, wife, son and. daughter. J. Stan.
ley Brown, General Swuim, Warren Young
and the attending physicians and nurses.
OF the amount Slo0 Is for the servants
hoard. Nothing is charged for the Presi.
dent himself,
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. sa- =
Swung on.

kStkvlLLr, November l0.-The Hodge
hrothes, negroes, were hung at Knoxville
to-day for the murder Of James Mcfarland.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.
Ghe A1teltiq&t1ter:
Once, N".. ~ nnd ~ Fourteenth Ntrrrt.


'Inr Louisville ComarJoarnal has mot
the heart to enter upon serious homily
lonrling this wonderful popular reaction"
That is right. II will react again
about two years from date and knock the
Irart ont Of the party which the Courier.
,iom"m champions with so much keen.
,Ir,d ability.
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II you wish 10 save money and never ret
siff, af,, q sif i;s yo%F druggist toF DE HaEMans
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-11-02

Especial TO The Statesman.l
DALLAS, Oct. 3I.-About O'Clock this
morning A. b. Cole, lawyer, was killed
by freight train on the Texas and Pa
citic road. The general impression is
that he suicided, as he was greatly
barrassment, and IL is believed that he
went to the long, high bridge, over TrIni-
ty river, and threw himself on the track
Cole came to Dallas IRON Prophetstown,
Illinois, few months ago. He gradual
ed at the Albany, New York, law school
in 1865, and was forty-one years of age.
His remains were taken to Prophetstown
via the Missouri Pacific road TO night.
The Dallas bar association took apprO-
pirate action at meeting to-day.
There was much excitement in the city
to-day at the shooting of negro named
Emanuel MeCloudy bY Ike Loeb. n PROM
inent Jew merchant. The negro had
been employed by Loeb and went to the
store to ask for pay, which he alleged
Loeb refused, accusing the negro OF ly-
ing. The latter insisted he had only told
the trnth and that Loeb did owe him
Witnesses say Loeb fired, shooting him
through the back, the ball being cut out
at the front under the left nipple. The
preponderance of sentiment is strongly
against Loeb, as the negro was regarded
as one of the best of his race i'll the city.
Physicians say he cannot live. Loeb was
arrested and put under $1,000 bond, on
charge OF assault with intent to kill, but
will be arrested on a charge of murder II
the negro dies. -
A circular was received this morning,
issued by the San Antonio railroad COM
pany, announcing that no more freight
will be received from any Gould lines on
which all freight charges have not been
paid. The circular is discussed by rail-
road men here as a singular document,
and they say, they think Huntington is
at the bottom of it, as he will soon have q
through line from San Francisco to New
Orleans, via Ell Paso, San Antonio and
Houston.
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A Horrible Death.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 31.-During
a trip of the steamship Oceanica to
this port from Chicago, Capt. Dick
son reports that on Sunday morn
ing, when off Long Point, the wind
was blowing hard and his vessel fell
into q trough of the sea, and lurch-
ing heavily the boilers broke
from their fastenings and SHIFT
ed about six inches to port.
This displaced the steam connections
and steam and water rushed into'the
fire hold, where the fireman and a
deck hand named John Christopher
were stationed. The fireman es-
capped uninjured, but Christopher
lost his life in the hot water below.
Nearly all the water from the boilers
poured into the hold, and it required
several hours to bail out. When this
was done the body of the dead man
was found, lying with his face to the
floor.
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the general topic of conversation
-Four months ago he was not known
publicly. He was recently imprison.
ed for wounding Anglo Tognett. A
portion of the press express disgust
at his election, and consider it dis
grace to parliamentary institutions.
Signor Coccapieller attacked the
Democratic Republicans and was
subsequently prosecuted for libel.
His fame was increased by an alleged
attempt to kill him and by the gov
eminent imprisoning him for long
time without allowing him trial.
The Feeling In Lyons.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-A dispatch
from Lyons says the theatres there
were fally filed Sunday evening,
Notwithstanding threats of the
anarchists. Two other persons, sus-
pected of being concerned in the ex-
plosion in the cafe there a week ago,
have been arrested. Liberal papers
protest against the action of the au-
thorities in specially detailing gems
d'armes to protect the archbishop.
A correspondent has visited the
silk weavers OF Croix Rouge, and
states that although the men hold
advanced political views, they have
too much good sense to think that
their condition can be bettered by
violence.
Anarchists Arrested.
LYONS, Oct. 31.-Seven anarchists
were arrested here yesterday, on a
charge of murder, and two were ar
rested on charge of manufacturing
dynamite.
More Liquidation for Ireland.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-A dispatch TO
the Globe from Dublin says: 1t is
stated i'll return for the support of
the Parnellite party on the cloture
question, Mr.. Gladstone has under
taken to introduce fresh scheme of
Irish legislation at the next session of
parliament, embracing further devel-
opments of the land act in the direc.
ton of peasant proprietary, extern
sion of franchise, and scheme for
local government.
From South America.
LIMA, Oct. 81 Gen. Lynch to-day
imposed a new war contribution
upon fifty citizens, for the sum of
1000 sOles each, to be paid in eight
days.
A special correspondent of Ell
Commircio, writing from lea under
date of the Goth instant, reports that
Plata is free from the inroads of
Montenegroes, who have retired to
Ayacucho.
A small fort at Santa Maria, erect
ed by the Chillians, underwent a
successful trial to-day.
From the Isthmus.
PANAMA, Oct 31.-Tbe state legis-
iature has assembled. President
Lulez, who has recovered from his
wounds, made long speech, of local
interest only. Railways are pro-
crossing satisfactorily. La Estella
de Folimo reports that new rub
Der district is being opened up in
the vicinity of the village OF La
Plata.
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Democracy.

The Central Democratic club held a
meeting las. night, and among other in
esting political matters adopted the fol
lowing resolutions
BY Capt. Thomas E. Sneed:
"Res0tced, That the Central Democratic
club meet at z o'clock Friday night, at
their hall. That a full attendance be re-
ouested, as important business will be
transacted and interesting speeches will
be made, and that all committees and of
ficers of the club be requested to report
in full"
Also the following resolution by Mr..
John T. Dickinson:
"ResOloed, That the Central Democratic
club of Travis county heartily approves
the resolution of the Young Mems Demo.
cratic club of Houston, in entreating
their brethren of San Antonio to vote for
John Hancock, the statesman and Demo
cratic nominee.
"Resolced further, That the Central
Democratic club of Travis county sends
greetings to the Democrats of Harris
county, with the sincere hope that Chas.
Stewart and the entire Democratic state
ticket be elected by good old fashioned
Democratic majority"
The club then adjourned to meet Fri
day night
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AR KANS as.
A Strange Occurrence-A Dead
Drummer---A Corpse Cremated.

A Strange Occurrence-A Dead
Drummsr---A Corpse Cremated.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct. 31.-Sev-
eral weeks since an old man named
Isadore easel, for thirteen years a
stationary engineer in the Iron
Mountain machine shops, was dis
charged for neglect of duty. He
repeatedly said he intended suicid-
ing, and about two O'Clock this at
ternoon he rose from the dinner
table at his residence Oh West
Markham street, babe his family
goodbye, put the muzzle of a pistol
TO his temple, fired and fell dead.
Later, his son, about twenty years
old, but who was not at home at the
time, crossed the river, determined
to avenge his fathers death. He
entered one of the machine shop
offices and enquired for the master
mechanic, Richardson, who had dis
charged his father. Richardson was
absent, but Geo. h. Barnes, his clerk
and time keeper, was there. easel
began cursing him rs the cause ot
his fathers discharge, drew his pis-
toll and ordered Barnes to get ON his
knees and beg pardon. Barnes ex-
pOstulated, when easel said he would
kill him anyhow and thrusting the
pistol into Barnes, counted
one, two, and fired. AS the vic
tim suddenly stopped i'll an effort TO
dodge, the ball entered his forehead
over the right eye. easel fled and
hid in the woods near the rivers
edge, where he was arrested aud
brought over into the city. Barnes,
who is a young married man, is still
living, but is MORALLY wounded. No
doubt it was CasePs intention to kill
both Richardson and Barnes. A
strange feature of the affair came out
ill the testimony of Mrs. easel before
the coroner. She stated under oath
that an agreement had been made
in her presence between her husband
aud son that the former should COM
nit suicide and the latter kill Rich
ardson. She believed the compact
to be the result of frenzy, and idle,
but it was strictly carried out.
At five o'clock this
afternoon Jules Roeder, of st.
Louis, late a drummer in Arkansas
tor Shapleigh & Cantwell, of that
city, was found dead in bed at the
hotel. No marks of violence were
found, and the verdict of the coro-
ner's jury was death from unknown
causes.
Last night in the suburbs of Hot
Springs, while a party of drunken
hOodlums were sitting up with the
corpse of Edward Murphy, pauper,
a lamp exploded and the drapery OF
the couch containing the body ig-
nited, and before the flames could be
extinguished the corpse was burned
to crisp.
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Bridgeport organs, for which they are
also agents. In a tour of examination
through the stock, it was evident to the
observer that this house carries the lar
gest and most varied stock of the best
makes of pianos and organs to be found
in the state They carry as much If not
more stock than all the music houses of
San Antonio combined.
They also have an I'm usually large and
complete stock of all kinds of musical
merchandise and sheet music. The very
latest instruction methods, fresh produc-
lions of the standard composers received
as soon as they are published. The firm
of Hazard, Raymond & Co. are live,
active business men, fully up to the
latest modern standard, and having
abundant means are perfectly responsible
for all their guarantees. They certainly
offer all the assurances and liberality of
terms that anybody can desire. Album
dance of home references can be given
for the fairness of their dealings and sat
isfactory testimonials of the worth of
their stock