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I'll" County hcnt Question In Wctxcl.

Ill" County hcnt Question In Wctxcl.
The people Of New Mnrtinsville, Wetzel
county, in this State, will have to follow
ihe.enserprising example OF the people Of
sAChirsville, over in Ohio, or thsy will
lose the County seat. Tho removalists
camewitlin fourteen votes OF having three
ill's majority this time, and inasmuch MS
'''s is the third time the question has been
voted. on. and inasmuch as 1t isa ques.
lion that will not down, but must be set.
't'', VI advise them TO look around, as the
st. Chirsvtlle people did, and see
what steps on their part are ncces.
Alyso allay the removal feeling. Wetzel
"apeculiar county geographically as well
"'n other respects. 1t lus river front
'oaftecn miles but extends back forty
miles, and has more outside territory Tor
boundary lines than my county in the
Sa,e Els Az - .F
s~ lnstancc,it is bounded by Tyler,
'N'a'ilsc, Harrison, Marion, Marshall
aaa 'lononsalia counties, and by the State
fennsylvania in addition. The large
Nepo''lon OF its people are long way from
''0ma when they get to the county seat,
AMI iorthe luck OF good roads it is M aw-
'a Job fora great many OF them 10 reach
"n' place. The natural increase Of popu.
'Slon Ia OF course away from the river, and
therefore it will not DO long before the rc.
@'val question will array such mass Of
EopIe against the present location as will
"akc opposition hopeless.
lhc present project looking to a railroad
up tls Fishing creek 10 Clarksburg Is one
'A' the people Of New Martinsyillc should
Encourage by every means in their power.
'ael road would not only open up the
'NA coal mines along that stream, but it
WOULD develop tho country generally, and
F" connection with the River railroad
would preserve the county seat to New
Aan'nsville for the indefinite future. The
.a''@ road will enable the Wetzel people
:aofis tie fine Of the i. & 0. TO reach New
"a'hnsviHcSs nay OF Moundsvillc, which
S''' probably satisfy them, and although
'De road up Fishing creek would not pene-
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Quick Work, Surely.

PnlLLirl, October 25.-The store-room Of
]. +. Thompson, at this place, was broken
into on last Saturday night or Sunday
morning and robbed OF SEQ or $50 worth oi
goods. On Sunday morning John Max
well, who halls from Fairmonl, but who
has been running barber shop here for
about Il month, was arrested charged Will,
the oilense, and, demanding IN immediate
examination, was taken before Squire
trldley, who held him TO answer an in
dictmcnt. Maxwell not being able to give
bond, Judge Ire impanneled special
graud jury on Monday morning and 'AIax-
well was indicted and in the afternoon wa,
tried, convicted, and sentenced to Ave
years in the penitentiary. W,
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 225.-Thc Journals
Saltwater, Mimi, special says: Last night
Il farmer named Klingbite, desperate
character, attacked his sleeping wife Wit.
kni'e and cut her horribly. Her son,
who intetiered, was stabbed 10 The heart
and fell dead. Another son informed OIL.
Ger Low, who found the murderer in his
barn, still clnsins to the knife. A dcsper-
ate fight cnsucd, klngbite rushing at tho
officer like mad man. The officer shot
him through the body and finally ovcrcamn
him and lodged him in Jail here, where hn
is dying. lie is said TO have killed two
men previously and served terms in thc
peniten,iary. The wounded woman is ly.
ing in a critical condition. Ig O''a
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THE CABINET CoNFERESCEs,
The President OF tic OpinInn tl,nt Hub
bell lins lsOtchctl sinttern SOt., ew hat,

bell lins Io,ched hnitern So,.iew l,nt. y
WAsil1SGToS, October 25.-Prcsident Ar
thur leaves here for New York Thursday,
and he does not expect to return until after
the election There are diverse rumors in
circulation hele regarding the tone Of the
political conferences that have taken place
between the President and mem bers Of his
cabinet since their arrival in Washington.
All accounts agree that perfect satisfaction
regarding the management OF the campaign
is not felt by General Arthur. lie is said
to be Of the opinion that Jay lIubbell's
committee has botched matters, and that 4
mere dclicate toucn would have produced
indefinitely more satisfactory music The
campasr in Pennsyivanis, in the Presi.
dents judgment, has failed to develop the
latest resources Of which it WIS supposed
the Stalwart managers were possessed. OF
New York the President has little to say.
lie has been on the gronnd in person,
knows what has been accomplished and he
proposes to return TO the battlefield and
take part in the action.
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New YonH, October 25.-Therc was a
larger number OF arrivals Of immigrants at
Castle Garden yesterday than there has
been for any one day ut this season for
years; The greatest number OF Immigrants
usually arrive in the spring. The list was
us follows: Bohemia, from Hamburg, !, ,2O3
passengers; Egypt, from Liverpool, :iG2
passengers; Vera, from Bremen, .lYG
passengers; Arizona, from LIVERPOOL.
i1S passengers; Pol lynesia, from liam.
burg, 10S passengers; City Of Mont.
real, from Liverpool, $50 passengers; Olym.
pia, from Gibraltar, los passengers; total.
I,lSl passengers. ,., IS fLG1 : ~!
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Polite I'icknockefs

: PnlLApELrnlA, Pa, October 25.-This
afternoon, while Richard Magee, a brewer
on the corner Of Eighth and Race streets,
was ascending staircase OF the building
on Walnut street above Fourth, he was
joss!cd by three men, who, profnse in
apologies. passed into the street. Alsgee
discovered afterwards that wallet con.
tanning 5000 in money was missing from
the inside pocket OF his coat. ,35i'a67i-
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n SURETY i.lAKIi.IrY.
An Interesting DccIsIon to those who

An Interesting Dcclslon. to Those Who
nrc Compelled 10 Give Iiond.
,NEw YonK, October 25.-The Court OF
Appeals has just decided The case OF the
National Mechanics Banking Association,
appellants, against l;nos s. Conkling and
Nataniel L. Conkling, impleaded with Jos.
eph G. Conklins, respondent. The decis.
ion can not fail TO be Of great interest to nil
employers, rs well as all employees who are
compelled to give some bond for the honest
performance OF their duties.
In September, 1868, TIE plaintiff en-
ployed the defendant Jo:eph a. Conkling,
as ~ book.keeper in its bank at II salary OF
81, 600! At the time OF his employment, and
to secure his fidelity, n bond in the penalty
OF $4,000 was executed TO the plaintiff,
which set forth that il the book. keeper
should faithfully fulfill aud discharge the
duties OF his performances, and should
without neglect or delay inform the cashier
OF the association Of any cmbczzlemcnt of
any money or property OF the association,
or OF any fraud whatever which lie might
discover, and should faithfully keep all the
secrets OF the association, then the obliga-
ton 10 be void, otherw ise TO remain in full
force and virtue.
Conkling' salary as bookkcepcr was sub.
sequently increased. and he continued 10
be bookkeeper until 1870. Ii. n.that year he
was appointed receiving teller Of the bank,
ut All increased salary, and continued 10
act as suchuntil October, 1879, when he
resigned. After his resignation it,was dis.
covered that while acting as teller lie had
embezzled 1900 Of the funds Of the bank.
This action WAS brought against ull the
oblgers on The bond to recover
the amount. thus embczzlcd. Tie
respondents are tliR 'surctics upon. the
bond, and they alone defend. The .gues.
ton rs 10 whether there had been any
breach OF Josepls bond was argued 1T
great length in the Court Of Appeals by
Mr.. Eugene II. Pomeroy for the plaintiff,
and Messrs. John II. Bergen and Thomas
I. Robinson for the defendants. Justice
Earl, writing the opinion OF the court,
says: -a1zn,s-- .....
There was no breach Of the condition OF
the bond while Joseph held tho employ.
ment OF bookkeeper. a surety is never 10
be implicated beyond his Specific engage.
ment, and his liberality is always !strictis
simi juris, and must not sbc extended by
construction. The order Should bc affirm
ed and judgment absolute entered against
the plaintiff with costs.
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WASHINGTON, October ee5.-Gen. b, +.
Butler submitted in the United statea
Supreme Court today motion 10 advance
on the docket case No. 1927, l'ctcr Schre.
Der, appellant, vs.. Waller 3. Roberts ct al.,
appeal from the Circuit Court for the West.
ern District OF Pennsylvania. This is a
test case:involving the validity Of certain
letters OF patent held by Roberts ct III.
upon a process increasing the production
OF oil wells by exploding torpcdocs therein.
More than 5000 pending suits in Pennsyl.
yania and New York, based on this patent,
will be effected by the decision Of the
Supreme Court in this case.
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CINCINNATI, October o5.-To.night Mary
Stockton, resident Of New street, This
city, in a tit Of anger following a quarrel
with Mrs. Welsh, poured a bucket Of boil
ing lye over Mrs. Wcsh's head and shoul.
dtiers, injuring her, it is thought, MORALLY.
She was taken to the hospital. Mrs. Welsh
Is the mother:in.law Of Seddons, the priso.
ner who was burned 10 death in the county
Jail recently. and her quarrel was concern.
ing seddons' widow. Mrs. Stockton was
arrested, 9S
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The Ol,lD Ilclp,rua.

The total vote in Ohio this year was o322,
$50; total vote last. year, G2i,9oG; increase
1851.
The Republican vote this year was 997,
759; vote last year, 81, ,7::5; decrease, IA .97G
The Democratic vote last year was 1885,.
426; this year, SIC, G,S74; increase, ooS,i4S.
The Prohibitionis! vote this year was
l2,..o22; last year, 1851; decrease, 1886.
The Greenback vote this year was 5,345
last year G,3S0; decrease. 9S5. tis,t 2e5
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baltimore E.IcclionH,

BALTIMORE, October 25.-At the election
for First Branch o. the City Council the
Democrats elected their candidates In sew.
enteen wards and the Republicans in thru a,
a gain OF three Republicans, tho last coun.
Gil being composed entirely Of Democrats.
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PnlLADELrllA, October o5.-The accident
at the fireworks exhibition in the park last
night resulted from the bursting Of iron
stars in "A large mortar before they had
been shot from i. Thus fur seven people
have died from the effects Of injuries, aud
one died from heart disease sur rernducetl
by unnatural excitement at the time. y: = :
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OCTOBER 26 s

trale tho center OF the county, yet It would
sat'sly 30 many people That tho removal
uslsatlonwould then DO practically ended.
1t is obvious Tint tho people feel the
need oi greater accessibility to the county
seat pretty kcenly when they will vote to
take isaway from town like New Martins.
Vile md plant the Court House on a spot
where there Is no town-not even ham
Leland. where all the expenses of q nov
Court House and jail wifi have TO be IN.
Cured. Andyet for project like. this (as
wild rs this, lwe had almost saldl nearly
1900 people have Just voted, or in exact
figures, 1,lsG people, and they lacked, rs
VIC said, only II Of tho requisite threc.ilitlis
majority .iy.3lss tp.l;!.5.li3fy}SI
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DosroS, October io4.-The funeral Ser.
vices over the remains Of Adelaide Phillips
we're held this afternoon.at Kings Chapel,
which was filled TO its utmost capacity by
personal and professional friends. Hun.
dreds OF persons were unable to gain ad.
mission. The floral tributes were many
and beautiful. Alter the services the re-.
mains were taken 10 Marshtlcld for burial,
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VIZ are sorry to record the death OF Jas.
McColloch, Esq, Of Short Greek, which
event happened ut his home yesterday.
He was man OF large physique aud robust
constitution, and his death, which was
quite unexpected, is said TO have been
from apoplexy. He WIS in the city few
dars MOO.
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,aH4-s -r-a. 80 FH--r
Curtis CHkG.

WAsnISGTns, October e5.-Thc hearing
Of arguments in the political assessment
case Of Newton Curtis, was continued in
the United States Supreme Court this after.
noon. Edwin i. Smith, attorney for the
petitioner, replied to the argument OF the
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4 i'LUCKY EScOKT.
Two Detectives Gained iu NuiTalo for In
hnItins u Lady,

BUFFALO, n. y, October ga great
sensation has been caused hero today by
the report Of scene which occurred at II
o'clock last night in Reigclmann's rcstaur.
ant, on Main street. At tho hour named
i. i. Murray, the librarian OF tho Law
library, escorted two ladies into the estab
lishmeut and ordered wine. Thomas Cur.
tin aud Robert Watts, OF Byrncs' detective
agency, together with J. J. Grauss, dealer
in hair goods, occupied seats nt m adjacent
,able. While Mr.. Murray and the Indies
were slipping their wine, Detective Curtin
wrote note, signed Mr.. Lirauss' name and
sent il 10 one OF the Indies. Its tenor was
insulting, and Mr.. Murray determined
when thc miSsive was turned over
to him, to resent it. Goingup 10 the three
men he demanded 10 know the author OF
the note. Detective Curtin said he was
Mr. Murray raised good sized cane and
struck him heavy blow OIL the nose
drawing blood Immediately. Detective
Watts arose and attempted TO strike Alr.
Murray, but received two well directet!
thumps from Mr.. Murray's fist. Under
the combined attack OF the two officers Mr..
Murray was soon down on the floor, but
resalning his feet he received the advance
OF Watts with chair, telling the Detective
to the floor. The participants by this time
were besn,cared with blood and wtre sur.
rounded by n large crowd. They were
separated and the Detectives went to n
doctors office for plasters.
Mr.: Murray, who everyone compliment,
for his pluck IN attacking two men, each
nearly double big size, escaped without 4
scratch. Detective Curtin subsequently
apologIzed 10 Proprietor Reigelmann for
causing the disturbance. The lady to whom
the insulting letter was addressed is a hand.
some German actress, to whom the chival.
rous Mr.: Murray has been paying a,ten.
tion. The gallant gentleman is the hero OF
the day, and has received several hundred
letters OF praise and congratulations,
largely from society ladies'. The detectives
did not appear 10 be intoxicated
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Solicitor General and was today, as yes.
terday. repeatedly interrupted by tques.
tions from the bench. 80


WASHINGTON, October e5.-Up 10 Il late
hour tonight no further arrests were made
Of persons connected with tho alleged
bribery Of the Star route Jurors. Fall, Il IL
understood returned to Washington 10.
night and will surrender In the morning
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TnE subject Of glucose in beer is to- be
passed upon by committee Of The National
Academy Of Sciences Mt their annual meet
ing at Columbia College, November II,
with regard 10 its effect upon the health.
fulness OF malt LIQUORS. >. Ia. ls,,
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aHaH,.
Election Erntrtls.

NEw YonK, October 25.-The Grand
Jury to-day found indictments against
three &police officers for violation Of the
election laws, intimidaling voters and aid.
ing in frauds. One repeater was also in.
d;cted and n number Of men who regis.
tered falsely, IF isfE.S - i 5stSS5 I q |.
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Yves, virginia po.,oit,csx.

WASHINGTON, October 25.-New post.
offices were established at Dray, Wayne
county, W. Va, with Thomas Warden,
postmaster, and At Newport, Wood county,
with George s. Ncacli, postmaster. e (
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Iiig Fire.

Y EvA3svlLLE, October o5.-Fivo blocks,
three in length and two in breadth, in tho
town OF llopkinsvillc, burned late this uf.
ternoon. The town is still burning. The
fire is now said 10 DO under control. Tho
loss is heavy, including hank, hotel, post-
ollice and telegraph office. .51 ''-f
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From eminent ". l.. Almon, r,esu,cn, /,
Medical College, Halifax, \. S. "ColI"n'.
Liquid Reef Tonic Ia invaluable for fever In "
digestion and wea knees, and is nusurnassc1
for female complaints (Take NO o,herL or
druggis'a MvYsw
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! do no. take nearly,as much Opium as |
did before took Pesuna. Mrs. 4. May.
nard, 0swayo, "a.
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Onc group VI lIlc uead interested mo
greatly, nnd should have liked to have
eeeu the incident \ Highlander, quite n
boy, was lying with his legs cntwined with
these OF Il biz Arab, whose brains were
protruding from a bullet wound in the
head four other Arabs lay around them.
All six were stone dead, and you could
have covered the lot with sheet. fancy
in the cagerness OF pursuit tl,e Ind had
rushed on too lar, became separated from
his comrades and was ovcrpowered by
numbers. He had apparently killed FIVE
men with his own hand before he himself
fell. told some OF his comrades near by
OF the spot where his body Law, and so in-
sured him decent and immediate burial,
Shortly after met young officer OF the
Sevcnty.fourth Highlandcrs riding back on
camel. lie was shot in the wrist and leg,
but was quite CHEEKY. = His soldier.seryant
was leading the camel and Ind a bundle Of
rifles and sword. .bayonets under his arm 10
be sent home, suppose, as trophies. The
officer was in high feather at having
Hshown them Il touch Of the Highland
spirit,p ashe put it, and told INC how he
had cnt two men down with lis ;claymore
and shot q mounted officer through THE
heart with his revolver. lie was Just
raising his hand 10 catch the dead mans
horse when bullet wentthroush his wrist,
and then another bit him on the LEG. The
loss Of the horse seemed 10 eritye the
young blood much more than his wounds,
which, as be said, were nothing 10 those OF
his men. It' if,' ttoftti rfl l7Giiili I"s7
Before VIC rot into the works there was a
pretty piece Of work done by field battery.
They were in action, firing canister into
forts Nos: 8 and Q, at 200 yards, when Sir
Garnet Wolseley told them there was m
unsilenced battery lNo. 1gIin their left
rear. They 5imniediately Wheeled round
aud took il in reverse. Three dosea OF can.
lister Ssufticed. : Out rushed the Egyptian
gunners, boiling of toward fort No. Q,
They caught It very hot during their flight
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-06
CHICAGO SPECIALS.
Business FRiIuFe-TTyiUg TO Re.
move Intrading Indians
College Burned, Etc.

CHICAGO, December 6.-McCreery
& Bender, stOckyard firm, failed for
$4,000. They have been doing a
commission business in live stock on
trust for two years. A few unfortu
nate shipments to New York caused
the break up.
Special from the Indian Territory
The Indian authorities and agent
TAFT are trying to remove 1000 intru
ders from the Greek and Seminole
countries who have moved in and
settled there for long time and have
occasionally intermarried. Secretary
Teller has the matter under advise
ment. If removed they may make
trouble.
Bedford, Ind, Special; The
Shawnee College, ten miles south Of
here was burned last night with the
museum Of Indian curiosities valued
at $4,000. Supposed to be be the
work Of an incepdiary. None Of the
property was insured.
Charlton, Iowa, Special; Several
buildings we're buned yesterday; loss,
$4,000; partly insured.
Cleveland Special: Burglars ran
s'cked the house of Col. VIM. Harris
yesterday evening taking twelve
thousand dollars in jewelry and dia.
monds.
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The weather.

WASHINGTON, December 6.-For
Gulf States, partly cloudy weather
local raips in the eastern portion, sta
tionaPy or lower temperature, north
east to northwest winds, stationary OF
higher barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
generally colder and clearing weather
light variable winds.
For the Missouri valley, occasional
light snow and partly cloudy weather
northerly winds, becoming variable
stationery or higher barometer in tn
southern and eastern portions, wher,
colder weather will prevail.
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wall street.

NEW YORK, December 6.-The
stock market dull but strong, at an
advance from yesterdays closing rates
of tai per cent, the latter for the
Northwest. During the early trad c
the market was dull and irregular, ,bu'
Eith an upward tendency, and at II
o'clock had advanced tall rer cent,
the New York Central, Northwest, ST.
Louis, Union Pacific and Rock Island
being the most prOminet.
Wheat, taac lower, and dull and
heavy.
Money 6 per cent; prime mercan-
tile 6a8 per cent; bar silver lOs per cent
Exchange weak; so long; "a sight
Government bonds unchanged. State
bonds dull; Tennessee mixed dropped
to 80, and new advanced to 80; railroad
bonds dull and irregular.
Stocks-Since II o'clock the market
Las been dull and heavy, without
futures, Extended 5s, 1918; 4Is,
ll2; As, 1901; 3s, 1925; Pacific 6s of 95
1877
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about one and half miles from
here and stop with me the rest Of
your natural life; wife is east" he
added, I'm all alone, so you must. 4"
And so | did, and got sold"
into the bargain. Just outside
the city limits, to which Dandy, 4"
"a 2:32 animal, took us in about the
twinkliDg of an eye, we are on what is
called the North Side, which is being
built up fast. The land sets high.
Soon we came in sight of large brick
building on the right of us. What
building is that?" l inquired. "That
is our private insane asylum" replied
Brick" Small, isn't it2" says l,
do they intend putting on wings to
the building?" "Oh,. no, private
said he. Fine location for a
residence, or any other kind Of a
building; wonder if we can get in?"
| said Guess so, said Brick; I'm
acquainted with the owner" So we
entered the grounds and drove to the
barn. The hostler at once took pos
sion of the team in such natural
manner that, with other like indica
tions, it soon dawned on me that this
insane asylum was none other thar
the private residence of Mr.. Pomeroy
which will cost when completed frou
$5, 600 to 100000,
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KnIki.

A specimen Ofthe japanese persiw-
mon, known as the "kaki, was shown
in this city to-day by Mr.. Ben. Hart
1t was grown on his fruit farm four
miles east Of the city, on trees four
years old. Che original slips being pro-
cured from Washington City and
grated on the common persimmoE,
Mr. Hart has four trees of the species
and each tree bore nearly peck Of
fruit, but growing within a few feet o.
tue grouud, the turkeys aud chickens
have foraged freely upon the product
aud left him only half a doEed speci
mems. Tho one exhibited this morn
ing is of dark orange, INCLINED to
piukish hue, and while the same shap'
IS the ordinary persimmoD, is as larg
as half a dozen Of ths usual wild ones
70 the taste ii is said to be mucI
svsetsr, aud the foliage OF the trees
reported much more liks the mag
nolia than it is like the homo grow
persimmtn. The trees are very beau
tiiul, but are Of the deciduous ordt
aud their leaves fall after the 6r.
frost,