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Railroad Note.-.Law suIts--cenerai
News ltemy.

Railroad Note.-.Law SuIts--c'eneral
News ltem,.
Mr.. Means, division freight sgent Of the
Pan Handle, was in BellalIe yesterday.
The boilsrs for the steel works were placed
yesterday BY the contractor, J. b. Barnhill
The heavy slringers, the timbers that tur.
port the ties, are being put on the o. v. 4. K.
trestle.
VT. Morgan. Secretary oi the new Build.
ing Association, has been appointed So.ay
Public,
Louis EberlIng snl Mlss Mary Holland
were married Wednesday evening by Rsy. J
4 MOKallip.
Mns Laura Dainty will give one OF the
courss OF lectures. The tieksls for the course
are now ready.
The Emma Graham lay here some lime
yesterday loadlUg gas. She had on board a
lot el pig iron for the burned nail works at
Ashland, kys,
workmen y,sIerdsy all day suck at their
work st bota pile drVetsi but 1t WAS cold
work. The TiVrr 10 now high enough To
grestly narrow the ground Tor the men and
ho,sss
Tns new power house is now ready for the
roof. With its neat walls, stone drip.Stones,
aud arcned doors and windows, 1t makes a
good = .pPstAuce, facing the end Of Thirty
sayenth street,
Mr.. E. ApplegSr.h, Of Martins Ferry, and
George Turn oull, OF this place, are contest.
lng for q 500 cornet, for the bsnefit OF the
Barnard brass band OF dian run. A lesti.
val will be held during the holidays.
The trial OF N. Ksvanagh against the Ba..
lAire Window GlASs Works Is set for tO-dayaI
st. Clahsyille. He was badly iojnrsd BY his
horsa running OF, frightened at = rolling bar.
rel at the glass house.
Another trisl al st. Clai,syille, yesterday,
OF Jetss Good, one Of the stoners OF a q. & +.
passenger train, took-a number OF WITNESSES
hon here Conductor zimmerman was
among them and Louis olliRer was on In his
stead.
Mr.. willism Zmmer, formerly marsgsr OF
ths Belmont glass Torke, and ona Of It's best
workmen, and an inventor OF several articles
10 that line, Is going 10 California, where hr
will tske charge Of gltsI works for making
fancy glassware.
The fiaor OF the third story OF The old 70.
bacco warehouse 10 oVer!R!d with smooth
floor Of 81 ssy yellow pine, for the skating
rink. With this rink aad the Ice rink at
CunmipB'g, BellalreAnu ought to be Abls
Joy skating this wlntss IN all westhsrI.
According 70 the report NJ. Kelly, City
Solicitor, m de 70 the Council, the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad ,e0mPany,,S, attorney, Mr.
Collins, rnAdateyersl tLrests ab1nt wnat the
railroad Company would !doin !Sase the city
peis s!ed ID opp6aing the comphhys laying
their rack artpes Thir'yseyenfhs strtet This
sewer ordinance ths BiwerS 20 under The B.
4 D. tracks, is 10 b. testOd, Gs.to its validity,
ard the O. v railroad stopped In its con.
suuctlou. as fat ~ the y. Y. z X. is con.
earned mattgrs between The two companies
arc ih the beat possible phspe and no hitch
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e.RlsF TsLgIRaMs. !

A X. Mcclure, edHoref,the Philadelphis
Times, was arrested yesterday afternoon
upon q charge Of libel preferred by go.
Smith, j., OF Union Township. Mcclure
gave bail. ~, ASp = a@
Lee Hlrsch, clothier, Of Terrc Haute,
Ind, who recently tailed there, was ar,
rested yesterday on requisitlon from
Ohio, for obtaining goods from HeiEog &
Co., Cincinnati, under false presenses.
A ship load OF imported Jersey cattle,
mainly COWS and bail calves arrived at
Philadelphia, Au$ustl0tb, were sold ytsttr.
day at auction. There were oyer 90 lead
al ogether and were regarded as q high
standard, The prices Serelair.
Charles D Thompson, son of exsecre.
tary OF the Navy Il W. Thompson, died at
Terre Haute, Ind, yesterday sitcInoop, Of
paralysis Of the brain. He was found in
his bathroom In q stupor from Which he
never reused. He wai'Ss years old. 75
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AN AwRUL DEED.
The Confession nra Brakeman-uow He
Wrecked Train.

D,.,..u. " - Mt
hiehfVhD, VT, november 4o'-b!aKe.
man Ellis, who wrecked the Mississippi
railroad passenger train last week, coniess-
ed the de,a;la aud csrsa NJ N. crime El.;s
N ,".' s' ,,. S -"
nau oeen IN tne haoit OF fluihS nome 10
Enosburg Falls on the road with
out paying. Two nights before the
oos,a,,r cona,.,o, s.ooLrs,, MI
..s ..eu ,,;,.1 .s'0i .,,, SA"e p1s
MN on. Ellis saio; III make II not iof
you and that before great while" Two
days after Ellis walked To- the gravel pit Ithe,
track into which runs completely through
the bank TO the very brink ioi the river.
There, he deliberately opened tho switch
and walking q short distance. away waited
till the train ran into the trap, set for II,
and then took to the woods, in plain sight
OF the passengers as they extrlcated them.
selves from thelwreck. -
The train consisted oi iepgine and tender,
two butter cars and one passenger car, In
which were about twenty personP, includ.
ipR five women and an infant. The en-
eine and tender and both the butter cars
went into the water, but the passenger car
struck the end Of The broken rail which,
was lifted up by the other cas- with such
force as to break the coupling and setthe
car oyer against the bank, or it with all on
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DEYILISH DEEDS.
FOUR ENaLlsAMtN ASSAULTED
Ia r.rl, for Defending p.l.t.a strlpstr-A Nan
Struck to the Heart Knocks BIS A.sallsat
DoWn-A Ysnstrul BrAktmsA's Awful
Aet-nrteking, ATrsia for Spite.

PARIS, November l5-The recent aiirays
on the outer boulevards of Paris have now
been followed by a cruel attack upon four
respectable English mechanics, whose only
offense was that they interiered in the alb.
sence OF the police to save the life Of q man
who was being barbaroasly maltreated by
four ruffians. It was for this kind Of
rufllanism that the celebrated "Recidi.
vistes" bill was enacted. The following arc
tho details OF the case as related by eye.
witness and the Secretary Of tie Marie Of
the Twelfth ACCOMPLISHMENT:
Shortly after hali-past eleven, on Mon.
day night, four Englishmen, named Pope,
Hoge, Bowers and FOrstneister-the las!
beings British subject though German by
extraclion-were playing billiards In an
upper room used nightly by them in the
braaserie, No, 90 Rue Traversiarc, o dark,
narrow street leading into the Fauboure St.
Antoine. The Englishmen, who w-rc from
the Swar United Electric Light Company's
factory, had chosen this braSserie because
when they spoke EIgliSh elsewhere they
we're often mistaken by French people for
Germans. While the game OF billiards WIS
TRANQUILITY prcc ding an alarm was raised
In the street. The Englishmtn rushed out
and found four rufianly looking men on.
deavoring to strangle an Alsatian named
Weiss, who was crying for help. Pope i'm.
mediately interfered, and wss Joined by
his comrades, and Weiss Was dragged
into the brasserie, where he declared his
assailants had called him Prussian, and
had threatened TO have his lie.
THE second and moro serious part OF the
drama;now began. The Englishmen wait.
ed quietly at tho door. wh-T, in about five
minutes, Weiss ss;ailan;s returned, and,
before any defense could be made, attacked
and stabbed all four Of the Englishmen.
Pope, who did not know that tho knife Of
one ofthe rut6ans he'd pieIced him close 10
the heart, actually knocked the fellow down
and then sank upon the ground with the
blood pouring out upon the pavement.
The rufians Immediately took 10 flight,
and their victims were crrried into the
billiard.room and laid upon the table upon
which they had been playing quarter Of
an hour before the attack. They were sub !
sequently removed TO the Hospital Of Saint
Antoine, and thence 10 No. 32 Avenue
Dumesnil, where beds were hastily i'm.
provised, and where they now lie in q pre-
carious state. The polics are relicent, be-.
cause. they say, any impfudent revelation
might destroy the clue 10 the asslsains.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., November l5.-sena-
tor Vest and congressman Carlisle and
Casey Young called with Comnipsioner
Gen. Morehead on the Austrian Minister
with view to securing through the Aus.
trian Government the transfer Of the late
Vienna electrical exposition to the worlds
cotton exposition at New Orleans mex!
year. The Austrian Minister evinced the
greatest interest and promised to use the
bes. endeavor TO further tho plan. A
visit to the Department Of State was also
made, where 1t was learned the foreign
affairs Of the worlds exposition, which
under the act OF Congress are in charge OF
this department, are in the most tstisfac.
toay and encouraging shape. The De.
partment has received large number OF
letters from various foreign couatries,
evincing the utmost interest and desiring
to make exhibits at the New Orleans ex.
position.
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THE BIG GALE.
'aifsy'lEe Vessels wrecked and Thirty
four Lives Lost,

'aifiJ'nEe Vessels Wrecked and Thirty
four Lives Lost.
BALTIMORE, November l5.-Up 10 date
as loss In the Chesapeake to the oyster
Nby Tuesdays storm is thirty.fve yes,
ai wrecked and thirty.Gve lives Lost. Ad.
eItonSl reports state the loss OF the
schooner J. Z. Richardson, in Kedger
&'alts, and the drowning OF Capt. G. W.
wallace and two OF the crew, 7. II. Nc.
ssady and W. Thomas. 1t Is now sup
Ssedthatthe entire crew OF the Ssamans
ts1ase, sunk in Kedgsr Strait, be.
tSis reported saved, were all lost.
Mpt Wm. Robinson, OF the schooner
'aAee Belle reports that during that storm
Heam tug ran down and sunk IN un.
LaoSn Schooner off Sandy Point, drown.
10y hef crew Of nine men. The Captain
nI a Six men Of the pungy, which capsized
I Tsi seven Foot Knoll, have been lost.
tas wreck is still stranded near the shore,
sg IH he waves are breaking over It. Four
%%Me y men were washed OF the deck and
! atee from the rigging when she keeled
oVes. Among the minor disasters reported
~ ap1ugy ashore on the Bodkin
s ~ and one at James Point. A pungy
. sank ott the Talbot shore, but the
Tew ~ escaped by the yawl. A
IItSSe'nasted y schooner Is on the lower end
y y Sent leland. Five vessels are stranded
q q teffy Cove. A schooner is sunk of
SGnps Island. The schooner Higgins d
anofe at Swami Point. Near BY 10 q
Y %Sngy, highland dry. A schooner Is ashore
y " tbaCkstones Island. Three vessels are
who're seote IN Eastern Bay. Six vessels arr
SSIoIe o. Thomas Point and one OF Nortt
sS1t .sSat The schooner Washington, OF Cris
~ ssa' went ashore at the mouth Of Chop
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EDISON On raE STAND.
rhe Dangers OF EIecirlei y'-Ihe Great
Iuyentor's Views.

NEW YoRk, November 15-The now IA
nous suit Il John s., Tuttle against the
Brush Electric Light Company was made
interesting to-day by tho appearance Of
Thomas A. Edison as witness. Even
VIM. Il. .Evarts got down from his high
horse in tho presence OF the distinguished
electrician. ,.l.. 90
"Is the arc light system dangerous to hu-
man lifs?" was asked.
Mr.. Edison held his hand carefully to
his ear, as be is exceedingly deaf, and then
answered, cautiously: ~ never tried it"
Tho spectators smiled.
"The arc current, II uninsulated, will be
dangerous" Mr.. Edison continued, iii
supplying thirty lamps" Poles and wires,
he said, were not necessary for electric
lighting. II an ttItrent wire were broken
the current would simply close. II another
wire under such circumstances shall cross
the efferant wire, az we'll as the .eaerent
wire near the dynamo. tse wire would be
burned and possibly the lamp; the ma
chinery in tho office would suffer most.
Red hot wire would probably drop on a
pasaer by, and 1t would be pretty bad" for
him. The white insulator nsed in the
Brush Company's wirr, Mr.. Edison said,
would rot while the dark one would be
made brittle by the elements. No perfect
insulator had been putinto practice. There
was no particular difficulty in operating
the arc system underground.
On the cross-examlnatiou Mr.. Edison
said that person could become implicated
in tho electric light wires by putting his
hands on the Two carrying opposite cur
rents near the station, II they were not
properly insulated, or BY placing one hand
on one wire and forming ground connec-
tion with the machine or the insulated wire.
Mr.. Eyarts then questioned the inventor
az to whether an accident to q person could
occur to which the person did notyolunta.
rily contribute.
Mr. Edison, after ponderiug with his
head in his hands, ssresponded that his
might happen where stream OF water
highly charged with electricity fell upon
an individual. lie could think Of no other
contingency.
"Do you know" asked Mr.. Eyarts, "of
any condition where stream oi water
highly charged with electricity has de-
scended upon the head Of person passing
in the streel?'
"No: sir" was the quiet reply.
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TaE iRUs TRiDr.
Tho CT rroiand Rolling miii shuts Down
Il For a Ksrt-Other Mills tu Follow,

7 For K.st-0ther Mills to Follow.
CLEVELAND, o., November l5.-The
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company's steel
works will shut down for repairs about
December first, which will necessi.ate the
closing Of the rail mills and banking OF the
blast furnaces. The wire mills will remain
In operation. The Improbable state OF the
trade explains the urgent need Of repairs,
which will not be finished until the market
improves. President Chisholm said to day
they had concluded no. to continue to
make rails at loss.
Other iron works will follow the example
Of the Cleveland Rolling Mill Company,
and either shut down or largely reduce the
force Of employe, on account ef the de.
pressed market.
The foo:ings Of the recsipw OF iron ore
at Cleveland, the great distributing point
for the Lake Superior mines, have been
made by the Trade Resie,0 q ITts,cn Nd.
chinis,, ior the season OF 1855, Just closing,
showing total OF G03,SU7 ions, sgaInst
903. .0iS tons received IN 1882. q decrease oi
ABOUT 80 per cent. The total shipments OF
the past season have been Gii,33l tons
against 67S. 1876 tons in 1882. rtt41
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only wanted 10 s,en, n Ride.

GALyEroS, TEX, November l5,-The
Neus Sour Lake special says: Twelve
trsmps were noticed about the depot last
night, and the agent suspecting they in.
tended to rob the coming train, wired the
superintendent, who ordered a posse ct
Liberty. As the train pulled into Sour
Lake the tramps rushed for the express car,
but we're halted by score ol Winchester
rifles. The passengers, especially the ladies,
we're almost panic stricken. Yaluables
we're hurriedly secreted or thrown away.
The gang, however, uuarmed, asserted they
only wished to steal a ride. 80.
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DETROIT, November l5.-Dr. Frank B.
Smith, Of this city, began q $50, 900 suit in
the United States District Court against
John R Ranch, Secretary Of the Illinois
Board Of Health, whose name, he alleges,
was signed 10 circular reyoking his Dr.
smith'a) license for unproiessional and dis.
honorable conduct. This conduct, the
plaintiff adds, consisted In his advertising
his presence when be was delegate 10 n
'healthconsention OF Peoria.
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mARrIn,n PERRY.
The Library mproyinE-Eeal Taken q
At. acknowledgements


at. CIairsyIlic-PersonaI
There was q very pleasant. party at The
residence OF Mr.. Fl ". Bmith "Wednesday
evening". A number OF Bridgeport and Mar.
tins Ferry people were present.
Scott Neal. who was tried by the Mayor
Tuesday. and bound over 10 court, Ias taken
to St Ciatrsville yesterday, where be will
await the action OF the next grand jury, the
grand jury having adjourned . lew days
since.
Miss Nay Robinson, for several months
past assistant in W. II. Halls dental office,
has accepted the position made vacant by the
resignation Of Mrs. Ozark as assistant In the
postofice. Mis- Kate Anderson has taken
Miss Roblnson'B place. -.
Tho Library Association moved their
library yesterday from Mr.. scott's TO inks
furniture rooms. A complete reanauge.
ment OF all the bookB will at once ba made,
and regular dAys and honrs will be adopted
for the drawing out and exchange OF books,
The managers are making efforts to give the
public ffst class supply ~ reading matter
and their efforts ought TO be lecondad BY tht
Ieommunity. It q expected . new lot ol
hoolu Will l'lhoEtiy he pddsd. =
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EpI,copnl n,n,4ir.I Dedlcntetl.

OMAHA, NKB., November l5.-Thnity
Cathedral, one Of the most imposing Epis.
copal church buildings in the country, was
consecrated with becoming ceremonies to.
day by its founder, Bshop Clarkson, ss.
sisted by Lord Bishop Sweetman, OF
Toronto, Bishop Garrett, Of Texas, and q
number Of clergyman from this diocese,
The Cathedral is Of gothic architecture in
English, painted stetple, built Of Illinois
blue limestone. The Cathedral decorations
will coat over Sl05 900.
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B:srox, November l5.-An adjourned
meeting Of the creditors Of Shaw & Bros.
this afternoon Chairman Billings, Of the
advisory committee, submitted q report
stating that Tristee Wyman had so far
failed 10 render an account Of his doings
as trustee and that In relation to the ap.
pointment Of Forgan as the company's
trustee, Wyman produced o large number
OF names Of persons whom he claimed 70
be creditors, nearly oil for very small
amounts, and a considerable portion not
appearing on the books.
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lsthe suit oil William B. Diusmorc to set
Gds hsleasc Of the Jersey Central to the
Reading Railroad Company, hol4ers Of
IsNy Central shares have been put on
ths stand in Philadelphia 10 get their
risH concerning the lease. These wit
tssts include small tradesmen, clerks, an
1LeuIenant Of Police, aud . patrolman;
kun which it would seem TO be difficult
b lots!e with precision the Capitalist
ats' in this country without including
he whole people.
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Won a nolInr nnd Loaf an, Lie.

CLEyELASD, O., November l5-John
waffeu, who came from Prussia eighteen
months ago, a laborer on the docks, won q
wager Of one dollar Monday night, by
drinking fifteen glasses Of whisky in fifteen
minutes He died from the effects last
night. leaving widow and FIVE children,
aged from months 10 10 years.
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uptla

f. M ABEAv S. HEWITT says that though
Ad.i.nded Tllden when there was no one
IL 10 DO it, "Tilden has no gratitude"
n. I, bad for Mr.. Hewitt, for though
ili.u msy be without gratitude he has
AZ, ksI,o
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lshb Thanksgiving proclamation Coy
amor Butler ransa@ks Holy Writ and
Saas a Btara. from q hymn. BENJAMIN
ssll 80 sick that he a monk would be.
SsE perhaps the Massachusetts papers will
sluswhethsr Batler stole this piety from
De same dead Governor who furnished
lin Biz message Of a year ago.
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GAtyEsros, Tx, November l5.-The
NerI Gonzales special says. The eastern
part Of the country IL somewhat excited
over the rumor that negroes are drilling
during the nights. The whites have organ,
ised 3 minute company,
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testify 10 b0QrDOn metlOub. Inc IelRu Ui
terror which now prevails is caused by the
desperate necessities of the occasion. The
feeling throughout the State of Virginia ID
intense. On the other hand, the Readjust
ers are determined on having the world
know the truth concerning the recent cam
paign.
A PLAN OF INTIMIDATION.
They say the Bourbons were beaten W
to the 25th Of October. That the know
ledge Of this made them desperate, and de
cided them upon the execution OF the plar
OF intimidation and violence, which they
had premedltated from the early summer
lit should seem to them necessary. They
say that men who felt hopeful Of success by
ordinary means, would not have exhibited
the frenzied rage which character lied the
opposition during the last two weeks OF the
campaign. And that the Wholesale armine
of themselves and the ostentatious display
they made Of the fact oi such arming, was
an admission CT defeat as matters then
stood.
On the other hand, the Bourbons seem
determined to keep upa state OF feeling
which will be a menace to any OF the Re-
adjusters' white or black witnesses who
shall dare to make any statements OF the
crimes committed for their party. II is
impossible to get anything from Danville
on the Readjuster side BY means OF any
direct mail communication. 1t may be
that the postofiice is under the surveillance
Of the mob, and that only such letters are
allowed TO be sent or received as are ad
dressed to men known to be in sympathy
with the perpetrators Of tbs massacre
THE sEcREr OF TIE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Tho Ab;r,aor V;ro;o;on ,hrs ernlaina
!. A-s 80. - -, ~ na.,s..s.;. ] ,.;..osn.
1ne sscfe1 VI 'ne Denlos'".i' 's''of!'
"To Say that political shys.ers and gam
blers should control the white people OF
v,r,,;n;a With tbo rsg,o aro,aad tho an;rit
81" va" ... ..e 80 60 - TLs MI r.. -
OF tne people oi tne saxon race. tnsy hsa as
ganeq ~ piesuse .nas uateo hio.aoa hohn ihs , paI
tle OF hastlnss, lhroash oIooasnea, uoWh .h
10 the present tine, anu 'ney !nsseteu,. WIN
seofn porn OF hneIy, toat race s,.s tna.
haa peen 10 s@auGNne c!otlss iof ,i, n!teeI
years ana ?asl issued rom setVituae' snoula i,
not contfoi nneer ieadefs Wno Only wispeo
70 fuie lot lneis own auvsncenient' ;,,a H .,,.
a Correspondents ~ heysSlile, va, W[nes' nss
Az an cary hout Ine pstnocta.sG ~ U.uo ~ y
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Arc aud Youth.

coIvasiA, s. G., November 1s.-Andrew
Mcclellan, . xell,to.d0 farmer, aged one
hundred and sixteen, and Mrs. Martha
Wilson, widow Of twenty.seyen, were
married at Blythwood, 8. q, yesterday.
Immediately atter the ceremony the happy
couple started ioF New York, ~
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MA JOnS KELLY gives the opinion that
yE York eau be carried for tho Demo.
,rsic nominees in 1854 providing they
lre loyal and reliable men TO the party"
[ The Tammany Chiei doesn't seem to bs
Einopiled or he wouldn't keep on
subbrg bis neighbOr.
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PrTrsBuRau, November l5-A New,
Castle, Pa, special ssyt: Sheriff Douds to.
day levied on the Rsis Brothers sheet iron
mill to satisfy judgment for $40 900 held
by Cleveland parties. The exact liabilities
cannot be asctrtained, but will not exceed
$4,000. .ys.<.
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e,r,syon PArrlsoS's administration
!, v' ~, consider itself rebuked by the
..,,,I,.pis election. TAis ought to still
4, lopyde Of euvious malice. .si
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yInlSlA L utbcns.-The Republican
,,sy has deserted the negro. See how
n warm to him in the Old Dominion.
lrs.-The dead will be buried as soon as
n,ss through rejoicing oyer the defeat
.dMahone.
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A torpedo Of nitre.slycerlne will be pu. in
hope thst It Will increase the 4 w. Fhe com.
psny ars enHtasorlug 10 supply mora gas
Than tbs well will furnish, which is ey.aent
from the OF that during he day, when ST
the connections are turned on, there 10 moi
gas to supply, but In the evening
when the insnuiacloIiBs q 70 shut down, there
10 more gas than Ia nesded. II the blast does
not have the dssired effect the company will
sink ann1her we'll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-16

,.r,aan AID Randall can't be elected
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