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yellow Fever In ElOrf,Iu.

80 PENSACOLA, November ELEVEN new
cases d yellow fever are reported to-day.
No dea'hs, The weather is still very
warm. lsnmors OF the existence OF yellow
lever at Million, twenty-five miles from
Pensacola, prevailed for some time, but are
stura!!y denied by the Boar,l Of Health OF
mat place. The Board Of Health here re.
ceived from the National Board OF Health
a check for S3,l2s, something more than
Inc amon Mt agreed 10 be paid ior epidemic.
expenses by the National board; also $500
from the. New Yoik Maritime Association.
and mlnpr contributions. These gifts give
4 lmely and welcome relief to The Board
Of Health, upon which devolves The burden
OF expense. ..fr. ,0.E%r. WI-I' j.
Total cases 10 date, 2,25:I; deaths, lis.
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continued 10 charge allItheir,trouble 10 ito
flewBpai,enl HIfl 'tha neuunnnnrsI Md

contiuuelo charge all their troublesto tlje
newspapers. ,".lti,the hewypaperst hid
wheeled into line and given The Folyei
ticket hearty support weshould have been
oil right" they say. This Is II ilatteriuS
testimonial 10 :, tho power : OF, the
press, bu! III rests on a Misrepresentation;
The newspapers IRE powerful when they
have good cause to champion, but they
SaS caSs cause '!s lE'*f5 Il al tho IL hsp ssppus,i
can journals in the State, from the
time the Folger ticket was nominated to
the present, had sacrificed their sell.res pect
and given that ticket their mos! xeaious
support, they could not have greatly
changed public sentiment. . The Republi.
Guns Of New York are not fools. Thous.
ands OF them knew when the Saratoga
Convention adjourned precisely how II hu,l
been captured and managed, and thcy Ind
no iden Of sustaining its nominees Their
dissatisfaction and disgust were not
excited by the newspapers, but bv the
conduct Of THO Administration managers;
and the newspapers Instead OF creating, or
even Leading public sentiment, actually
Jagged behind It. 1t is the peculiarly OF
these managers THAT. they are unable5 to
comprehend this fact They descend to
palpable fraud and trickery 10 sect,rc, a
machine nomination, and then il the pco.
pie srunible about being cheated. they turn
about and curse the newspapers for under
mining the popular confidence in machine
Oh d.. 4.ru a. AZ
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rAWANDERER's RETURN.
MhmIc Winchester. AaaIu With lycr
Parents III G;iienru |r r'

'A""'e "ihcHcNtcc AshiQ -Wl,l lENr
Parents IL G;.ieng". (
= CllcAGo, November 1.-Mamie Win.
chester has returned 10 her parents. They
hardly noticed that she wore ii n ost tho
same attire as when shar lett them nearly
three weeks Geiore. A new In, aid new 10
shoes compriscdall the changes. Otherwise
ste was seemingly the same. 81 did notsupr
poac any any enc one cared enough FOR melo p.oio
the street corner 10 look ai'cr me-" she yaid
to the reporter, T"I was away liayipp. T, 4
good time, and, would have been ,back' =.
week sooner il Il had not been ior' thos"
mean: stories toi'iin,the ,newspapers.n SlIo
says she had not thoughteof Ieayina home
twenty minutes before she started. JI.r
alleged husband, Geo. H.Willams, sisnaln,,
her pt the front gate, and inn few nl;nnies
she Ind madca little bundle ot tho famiiw
photographs and was In a Ftarrini,c ~
Williams sii,e. .'sThey took a train for m ,bS ~
Wcst, where . he chad business svis,;n.
Kansas City, ST. Louis and Louisville t; q :
still insists slrenuously Oh the story =; Iau
marriasent E'gu on ,JunU a. I'M, X, ;a,,'.,t MSf
inely asshrts that her tame Ii Mis- r ~ S,,s!.r
+. Williams, Shb says That she saw, IH'st "hnst
everything that was published in tho nD,ss n ,.s
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PATHS RETURN.
She II Frantic With Delight nl GcttIu:
A Hack to oAmcriCa.IA II.

Hack 70 American a
NEw YonK, NovemJer- 1.ZMsdamc
Patti was eating her breakfast at M early
hour this morning, on board the ,Cuuard
steamship servia when tie steamboat
n!llaekbiiSl game inSslglts The vayinyui
hanslAsspIAtlsigjhlA. hpssssaIb IboarA tteibhsss:
bird was uanoticed. Hut shortly after the
steamboat had turned and began to 60 un
the bay, a!ongside the steamer, and tho
b. 1a1 sa Hs4s x;s t, T. I;s; \ Ge4 says
oa the ictk 0fthS SeTr1ia1 III ,hig aIiinte,. baal
it wash6ploNsbASrs tlien p,iatsscsthstilys WE{cre
leaning over tho. 'rrailst Alter Hale sband
lad finished one tune, and had begun
anoEher, 4 petite. graceful woman, with
black hair and large coal:black EYES, came
running Soutl DIV deck. Ill wasl MadSnme q
Patti. She hatgEot ssaitel tStput o.fail
oplersxsli, bll haa rashed from a.shtas.
Inst table on deck to SEQ her irlends. sho
was dressed in dark.brown tight.tl,linp
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LATEST NEWSBYOABLE
THE LoNefELLow IN MEMORIAL
Extraordinary IIonOrx 10 BE- rald 10 .Amerlea's
GreAtsst lPoet-IuslAhd on Arali Pasha's ID
Trlal-Ths Sentiment rarorlns Publicity N
. 10 the Proceedings AsaiuAt AraIi, Z.

LONDON. November l.-Earl Granville
presided at the first meeting Of the Lonstel,
low Memorial Committee, which was held
today. lie offered Il resolution TINT the
committee take measures 10 crcct bust
at Westminster Abbey In comm enloratioA
oithe great American poet. lie said Henry
w. 1.ongfcllow united in genuine patriot.
ism with cosmopolitan feeling. That, in
addition to'beiug a great master Of Ian.
guages and great traveller, his mind was
impressed with the legends Of old Europe,
and those Of America. lie carried out
the principle that poetry. ought TO hay,
its root in It's native. soil. Ills
verses are in'bued with u sound and
healthy morality. Mr.. Granville said he
ley that what he was proposing was an cx.
ceptional thing, and one that could not BY
any possibility be ma,le II habit in this
country, although 1t was exceptional, he
should not deem it necessary to take an
opinion OF the Cabinet upon It, lie would.
however, assist the committee to his utmos,
in honoring that poet OF America, whose
works the people OF England valued as
much as those OF Tennyson and other emf.
nent poets Of this country. .6 .ggt. jyfli1I
MIR. Borlase moved IN executive commit.
tee be appointed. Adopted. Several
other resolutions looking to an early and
speedy completion Of the bust, and 10
placing 1t in the abbey were ntloDlnd Tha
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Antl.l.nndIur.lI.,n In parI..

special Cable 10 the Western Associated Press
PARIS, November IA few days since
placards were posted in the Fauburg st.
Antoine, giving minute details as to how,
the houses could be burned down or
blown up, with a view to bring the justice
Of the people to bear upon their landlords.
The placards bore intrinsic evidence OF
being the work oi comparatively uncdu.
Gated reyolutionists. The police tore them
down rs soon US discovered. Since then
cabinet makers have gone on Il strike, and
fears are being entertained by the author.
tiles OF d riot in that quarter. The troops
have been con fined 10 the barracks. =
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AKlJ,FTEy.Etl MS,

Official inycs,icn,ion has not va, l;s,ov.
cred Sthe origin 81 the PnrE theatre fT : I;rs
,New EYork City. which occurred. Morda, ~, :,
| afternoon. '''''.s"'
ItiIp66Sw1 ,,.,, l.. :, u,,,.,. s,,,. ,s:'l7t
rohHo,v an % tren~n, uo ma auu nnIsnwny
tbat hs nress oanaa
lhe authorities being nowersss 1o ~ NJ ,Me, ~;
thcm.JGi tI1tdE'I ~ f'o's4' -
8SIrors H. "a YIoro,o r. =, ,,,,,n,1,a ~; L
l;oo,s MI shn hna!s1 Il %Mo'vsa'o Gry Goods
ls sss7 sno S n",,,o, oSn me-, lePor!
"nnn arro,yts TI;S I y 5e Sie hoo Saa
un 1rrsad "ran,a,s -, 0nn are a'ooo.
~, b r CSS,nn,,' a: s,Y., 1850.
NoM WI. ,ros oworS. San, w.. ~ smoMn Eior OF
.s,,,m vH eMrn',a ~ ?."t " payate lMhatlc
~ ,n'u 1Mi'.y ~ 'e instance Oh Two
SSIo..,e.s, ~ .tarn pro.aer, G!aiminS that
GoIPsr ,". M"s eaG Gn,Ms,y same h ne mas begun
'esa'' i'psee'','ss'o H,s 'taSe INN fe'eased'A"
Marx Gray l.ynn,>who shotlnt Booth in
tusS sG i'e;.te ~ sYSvEN Svals aEo WI
~ faSen nv'VseInsI ,;S = ,.saa''s, ~ quincy,
,' ~ as,;Sn ~ - 81 h; ,Vsm; a +"ps, 'o.uay, anu
i ne as"u uaes.'oi' tow ~ ~ Gas sas snosn 70
iii 9s iS!e!'seu '6o'@ 'nc 'ns'tlc AsI1aM WIZ 20
"ee!4ea' . =. Iir M Na
Inc vine an1.spirlt, dealers board OF
trade organized IN Baltimore yesterday.
The iacorporatorSs are II J. hemp, ". 7.
Ah!linss, ". J.%L'nahan, u. Cahan, y.
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| nErrEK MV,1EsSfUK TiIgroon.
What IEms llccn Doue by. the New YorA
- ~ - AAAncIAtlNn. -----

What IEns Nccn Doue BY. the New York
A>socIution.
;ONEw HonE, EoEepi ber-i LITTLE thirty
ninth aihudl report 81 the SS Sew \ offk! Al:
ISOLATION iorsImproving the Condition Of
the Poor has just been issued and shows
that ue'go9}, ,8tsrk >ot!td lsoeieIyeh,being
carded'on!%itlIas smiich anirgy GasIeyerI
One, oi the greatest evils existing umony
the class benefited is found by the society
to be in the negligence ofowncn lot tenn.
,n,cnt houses 10 keep their property in a
Condition lt,iorhuman- -beinys-,o- live in.
Tho lack Of water Lis. almost Universal in
tho upper stories OF most tenemen,s and
prevents cleaghliy4ess on tlg!e,part eis,he oc-
cnRanls. Improper plumbing arrange
tmentsand no ventilation in the apartments
causes sDkneEs. -xhiie the FOUL odors, md
impure -ntlnosphere from NliiiGlcau streets,
and OIL the eas, side Of the city from still
,unsbated nuisances in: Hunters Point,
combine with local causes in'renderinc tht
Small rooms Inhabited by solarge 4 potion
81 the city's population places that arc any.
thing but comfortable homes, i ., -
The house" 10 house; Visitation ;of he
summer corps Of visiting physicians shows
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3, SEPARATION or THE RIVALS.

C0nnGe!tOn l!ciWecur the Enktrrn nitl
~csicrn Associate Press Severed.
WASHINGTON, lNove,nber TIN, long
threatened separation between the New
York Assoeiated Press and the Western
Press Association, has become IN accom-. &c, ii
plished fact to-day. Iireporls, apparently
authentic. which reach this city are true,
the New York Associated Pres; viii i, b,,ln de- q
prived Of its Western exchange on Noveln.
Der /. The Western Press Association has
organized a bureau lin this city, with Mr..
Walter ?. Phillips, formerly agent here
for tue New York, Associated epresa,
rs manager. Mr.. Phillips ! says that
his sbusiness v WILL sbe stoas furuisl,
Western news t9.hs cmployers,and that
the Eastern news OF the association will be
collected under f,l,o!' direction Of Mr.
Charles Boyntoni who has lbeenl for mauv
years the New York agent Of the WESTERN
:: Press under the old arrangement. The
New York Associated Press and The Wcst.
ern Associated Press lave exchanged ,news
the latter paying sibonus Of about S5o6oo
per nnnum for the privilege. The Western
press has turned its news over 10 the agent
Of the New York Associated Prrss
at Chicago, and the Latter company has
Mld+ the ctelcsr:!phic tolls. thence TO
A,cwh.ork, Under:the new Arrangement
the Western Prehs maintains'un ID depend.
ent bureau in the principal cities Of the
Etst, and refuses to exchange with the
New York AssociatioE.- 1t is uudersiood
that the Western Press cluimsias its terri.
tory the Western and pncitic slope Stutes
and Texas. 1t will not, it is said, infringe
upon rntcrritOry, md will enIeayio5r 10
prevent any invasion by, the New York
.Associatiou1 Of lis assigned ibounlaries!
1t has establisheLan agency inLondon for
cable news. There are indications Of II live.
y war lrtween the two associations. r. Tue
New York Associated Press is wealthy or.
gan!zation, and will not be debarrcd Of
Western news by tho action OF its rival
i is reported Nhefe that Ithe fine hacd of
Mr.. !Goultll can lbe detected in The Wnrw
deal. The, Western Press is slid 10 have
concluded advantageous contracts with
the Western Union Telegraph. Company,
and If the rivalry in the future between
the two concerns becomes II warfare The
New York llIorM and tIrilune will leave
the New York association and receive lhe;r
fnews from tho, hostile company. III that
event the Journal Of Commerce, Sun, Null
and Erpfssi aud, Hetlld; would comprise
the old iassoeiatlon. sliGilil!yt LjnJ
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WAsitlSGpS, November rl,--Justice Ilar-.
lam of the United States Supreme Court,
being asked what the truth was as to the
}ramor that ho-had chanscd'his residence
from kentucl:Mto Illinois; aid.to.dayait1
The rnmor is true. ! recently changed
myTtsidence from Louisville, Ky, mud am
TO- be hereafter citizen IIlinuis."
Beinspskel what tue object ofthechanae
was, tllePJmdsu replied, S"When7l wis Iap-
pointed to the BENCH and assigned 10 tie
illlinoia circuit, ! have felt that o,irht ID
move into the circuitto which WIS us.
signed. ] could iM tllat way, be, moro con.
yenient ,tp The business Of, tho lawyers Of
tnscicat tnsa ut M uar'ng the vacation That is the
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that these causes contributed largely 10 the
sickness among l59083 families visited!
The decrease In cases Of sickness from, for.
r,,,,., 1. ..l.il,ln,l S,k i = -. H.,

that these causes contributed largely 10 the
sickness among l53,083 families visited!
The decrease In cases Of sickness from, for.
nier years Is attributed 10 the few improve.
nents made, yet the vast evil OF improper
tenants still exists and calls for every posi-.
bic means Of amelioration. The report 81 ":
"rhe facts gathered by newspaper reporters
who accompanied many OF these physi.
clans or. their tours Of duty show. the sad
state Of the city Aenements, and that much
must be done TO make them. decent ind
sanitary. M3re than half tho poverty and
desti.ution in the city Is caused by the In.
sutliciency Of comfortable house accolnmo.
dations. 10 be compelled to live In one Of
these tall tenemcnls, Overlooking with
humanity, Is despair itself.nA ~, n fs
THE society consists of public spirited
nen, who hayetaken the matterinto their
Hands and. ask but the co!opcralion Of the
authorities to abate the existing evils rs fur
us possible. TrT|5 tlNnl
The society found more than the usual
amount Of distress In the city last summer,
caused by sickness and lack Of employ.
ment. On some daysihe applications tlor
,rellet were as numerous us in winter. "The
question Of ient,' i says, "is ono that Is be.
coming more sand more formidable to
solve" It is IN encouraging fact that many
OF the bcnellciaries stop the relief them.
selves as soon as work has been obtained,
and the decrease in the number o.! regular
applicants shows that the efforts 7olStlie
society have been successful in diminishing
pauperism. q The tenement house Question
is summed up in the words OF Mayor Grace
at tho time Of his inspection. lie. says:
"a large per ,centage OF the city mortality,
in my opinion, can be traced to- the
criminal recklessuess Of landlords owning
tenement houses. There seems 10 be
no lack OF legislation in this matter, but
somehow it is inopeutive." There are
2o,O0O OF these houses, each containing from
four to forty families, in this city. The I'M.
proved dwellings built under the supefvis.
ion OF the society on Seventy.tirst and Sew.
enty.second streets und First avenue are n
Success. For. the four summer months BE-.
ginning with May, the number of persons
receiving relief was iS,94S and the amount
Of outlay 81 ,3G5 %. About four per cent Of
the applicants, We're found unworthy or
gave wrong addresses. For the year ending
September 80, lSSe, Si.G5t was expended
for relief TO cases sent by other Societies.
Tho death! rate. for Augustus reported as
3O.2 per 1000 for New York. That OF Lon.
don Tor the same period was but IS $. The
difference is attributed to the tenement
house evil. The study Of sanitary science
i'll the public schools is suggested an .aY V
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The Opium Coufcro,,ot.

LONDON, November LIN tho opium
conierenca to-day, Lord SALISBURY presid.
Ing, speeches we're made by liberal and
Radical members OF Parliament and reso.
lntlons were adopted 10 enter a protes
against the employment OF diplomatic pres
sure, such as has been put in opem,ion for
the purpose Of retaining the right,,o send
opium into China Mt Il low rate OF duty.
The resolutions declared the British Gov,
ernment must recognize the right Of The
Cli'nese Govcrnment 10 odeal with The ques
ton rs they pleascd, Ng5nig..II.Y ~,
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New ioRH, November 1.-The AllIam.
bra, sporting theatre, 124sto les West
Twenty:seventh street, burned down to-
nigh" There. was no performance in the
theatre, 1T being closed onTnccount Of the
death foi%Mr.i, Vim. IL. Borst, one OF the
pfoprictors, which occurred "Wednesday
hist. Edward .AIallahan,his partner, resided
on the thiruSfoor,a and liswife, WHO was
IN delicate health, managed to escape. The
interior Of the building was like finder
box, the flames spreading with :, great
rapidity and bursting through the ROOT:
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Z ANQlllCr GAlN In Ennln,.L

LONDON, November la great gale, uc.
companied by severe floods, hns again
visited England, this time devastating lie
southern and western section. "A dozen
houses were swept !awayAbv floods, and
boroug II bridges and railway tracks were
50 badly torn up in Somerset and Devon
that the trains stopped entirely. TIC az.
sregate damage is large No 'loss OF li{e
has yet been reported = NHfl'.'f '-r'I.
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roLlrroS fonar, Va, 'NortmbtflL.4-cLa
Mckenzie, alias Charley Short, Who claims
conncction-.wi.h John Robinson ssllo,wy.
was brought here lastni from Mt Sell
ing, Ky.. charged with murder in Rolling
ham county, n. G., five years aso. III.
Identification is complete, but Mckenzie
en'@s eaop IS t. sdvs s 3nSFsns s WI Be aksu s
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rH-iI-
vlrSlIIjR Sfute Fair.

RICHMOND, aV4.,l November 2 The
annual fair of the Virginia State Agricpl.
tpral Society opened this morning Under
tic most favorable auspices, fully twenty
thousand being in attendance 1Thc.i ci,y
exhibited decorations displayed 4 during
III. usual horse racing, ploushing matches
and !pilitary drills, All tho banks and
promiIent business housea will bs closed
tomorrow, rs they were yesterday in
honor Of the fair and parade, !"
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,WAsnlxdr0S, D.loIiSovemBes 3GA.44
prominent New, ,Gork1 bankcr) las. beeni
urging Secretary Folgcr to issue callior
ii,y mllIiona ;|ye per cent bonds. It
Is understood tho IdatteyfYill be. con,
sidcrcaaa , ii seems improbable; AloWeS:
err that ! tie Y sccfetary &illg consellt 10
issuea callFi6r moro than twenty millions,
md rs the last call was issued hut two
weeks ago: the probabilities hre Tint there
will not bc another for q week ut least. {;
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Herzegovina and ltesuin.

= Pks1'I, November Kin answer 10 the
committee from delegations, Count Kulno.
ky said that 40 negotiations hid lie IN
opened with the Porte regarding the na.
tional position Of herzegovina and, Rosoia
Herr kollay said that Bosnia nanl titrze.
vina had no Wiys ior annexation to Motcn.
egra and that the iuSurrecllon lhera was
uuimportant. .HAt.GtIn
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Murder In Dcnrbor,1u, County rn,a ~ Wv

plSo'sSATI, November la Lawrence.
burg, Ind, special says, News Ehavs been
received OF the murder OF Patrick Mead by
John!Carpen.er, near cpoyer, IN lho.uorth-
ern lt.rt lot Dearborn county. MEAD dle,l'
yesterday morning, from, a blow by n hoe
delivered by Carpenter on Saturday: Mead
was drunk and Ind had several quarrels
with Carpenter during the day and kept
following him up, at last attacking h,,n
with stones: when, the hfatal- blow:lwns
strnek, Mead leaves a wife and eleven
children. ,Tl1Ua.:gT lis sS3'iS.l! Vi
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shC kOau, withdrawn

NEw ORLEANS, November 1.-The Plea.
yu"es Jackson, Miss special says: S. NJ.
Roam, ind dependent candidate for Congress,
in, the Fourth district, in 4 speech at
Macon, announced his withdrawal, Stating
hc intended TO vote for Gen. Griffin; Il
Grccnbacker, and advised lis friends 10 DO
likewise; Roam opposes the reelection OF
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Election Prnsi,,ds Alleged In New Yorl,

Election PrRt,ls Alleged In New York.
j NEw' YoRx, November !. l.--Pinkerton d.
t.clives nrelinyestiga eating alleged colonial
ton and registration 5andt the District
Attorney is preparinsto bring the matter
before the grandjuty.i:1t is claimed that
thirty ward politicians will be indicted
and that Loco illegal votes arc registered in
n single district - u ~ '-'.i;' N -,
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Movements OF the President.

. WAsnlSGsroN;1 November 4. Private.
Secretary Phillips has been informed the
President will arrive from New York on
Friday, remain few days, and return in,
-tiine u vote. iEkSSG GTGl 10 81 { !
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L.rE Is TOO short to try half dcz,n differ
ent kinds OF "eure Cures" when one suffer,
with u cough or cold Stick to tue best and
use pr. Bn lis Cough Syrup; It will cure your
cough ans never disappoint you. All drug.
sista sell It at twenty-five cents bottle.
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Found Scconaid ,ai Tine, riniH ,

,ClSclSSA7l, November l:-Nym, A1cIIugh
was to-day found guilty L,purder-in the
arst degree lot,killing liiswife id tlli; ci,y,
This Is the second trial, the iormer !riai
resulting III similar verdict, '}1''',
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Hcuarick's Condition More rnyor,s,r

lSnlASArolis, lSD., November 1.-The
phy;slcians Of Governor Hendricks rrpor,
today that tic discaso from which he
saliers docs not seem to DO spreading nnu
that the conditions are decidedly NOR,
favorable md that they are more cncour.
aged than ut any time. since the disease
appeared, 'ts-tt - " 81
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Position or (;0ycrnOr KOyt

lIaKnlsnrRa, November 1.-The Harris.
burg Telegraph makes the announcement
this afternoon that Governor Hoyt will vote
for Beaver and the rest OF tile Republican
ticket The statements is claimed ito be
made w authority. rllnine. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-02
Tho W lIisLy ton,biumiiOn.t :

CtsctSsHrll November l.-Whhky Ind
no official, quotation today on Change,
owing to break in the combination, which
for more' than n year has worked hai,uoni.
ously.'nthe,malter Of rates. Its claimed
that one 'of thcileading distilleries here has
been cutting rates, and tllat others else
where have been duing the same +. 4 -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-02

WAsulSdroS. November l:74It'is report.
:eil that tho Nqtioinl, !tp4b'icapn. hass. been
sold to Frank llatto9, The report lacks
confirmation, however, tf.it~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-02

Present. stock Of pianos, Steiuwry, Knabs
ChicSehns, llallet u Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, DE-, ut the very lowest rricca
anu great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure CREST bargains. I',..5 ITsT-'f' .''''''' @
s:e5tt LrcAs Music sroRr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-02

SSEur lInn,er's SITTER. Hunter Sitter ca
Kitchen special.ies-cincinns,i Il n. y. Cir.
culars free. ltjrt.t tF-ns -5Sia t9I8if