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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-29

Randairs Prospects Brighteniug-Ci
lisIe's Friends Not no Rampant.

Raudairs Prospects Brighteniug-Car.
lisIe's Friends Not no Rampant.
Special Dispaieh 10 he Iateai0encer.
WASHINGTON, DC, November 2S.-There
are still enough Democratic members 10
arrive to- keep the speakership in some
doubt The arrivals to-day have materially
strengthened Mr.. Randalls position. The
Georgia delegation will all be here to-
morrow, and it is expected that they will
hold 4 caucus and endeavor to cast
a solid vote. Mr.. Randall has
gained several members from Indiana,
Illinois and Wisconsin, and II he secures
the Georgia delegation be will undoubted.
ly leave Carlisle from the start. His friends
are very confident Of favorable result and
the Carliale headquarters are not as RAM
pant as they were yesterday. Although
tomorrow is Thanksgiving and general
holiday the campaign will continue with
out intermission, and before Friday Is end
ed will probably be beyond speculation.
Atkins will probably be Clerk and Leedom,
Sergeant alarms.
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BRIEF TELEdRAMs.

'AtMontreal, Canada, the cold Is said to
be intense. Snow Is falling rapidly.
The correspondence between ex.speaker
Keller and VIM. Walter Phelps will soon
be published.
A reduction OF len per cent, from the
10th Of next month, is announced in wages
By the New Jersey Steel and Iron Workers.
Joseph Jefferson is still in his room, at
Peoria, ILL.,, under q physician's care. II
will be impossible for him 10 appear again
This week. -
Its reported that the Kittanning rolling
mill has suspended work for an indefinite
period re The e'men were paid of yesterday
and the mill closed.
Isaac Davis, farmer living near Youugs.
town, ILL.,, killed his brother James yester.
day morning In dispute over the division
Of corn crop, jointly owned by them.
The Committee OF the United Confer.
ence Of the Methodist Churches, oI Canada,
to consolidate the educational institutions
Of the several bodies, has begun its laLors.
Tho publication Of the pension list In
Watertown, n. y, shows several pension
ers 10 be- dead Q year and more. One
woman draws pension In the name Of her
dead mother.
Dick Mitchell and John Jones have been
arrested at Petersburg, Va, for the murder
Of Thomas Bragg (all colored). One Of
them held Bragg while the other etrangled
him with O handkerchief.
Masked men assaulted and robbed II.
K. Dickey, at Massiilon, o., last night
After searching his pockets the foot pads
said they mistook him for man known 10
have $500 The town Is over-run with
burglars and desperadoes.
John Blair, at Carbon, near Yourgs-
town, O., undertook 10 dry halfa keg Of
powder In front OF crate. A spark ighited
the powder, and Blair was probably fatally
burned. The house was fred, but the
flames were extinguished by the neigh bors
attracted by the explosion.
A collision on the n. Y, ?. 90. rsil.
road at Windsor, Ohio, yesterday, caused
BY the neglect Of freight going west
The tirst section lost two cars, which stop.
ped the second section, and the third moi
being tagged dashed into the caboose
killing Conductor Pierce, Of Gallon. One
car loaded with fireworks was fred BY the
| engine, causing violent explosion, wreck
Ing and burning nine cars and their yalua
bio freight
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AForged AnnIIcntIon.

NEw YoRK, November 2s.-General
Passenger Agent Abbott, Of the New York,
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company,
received to-day from the Atchison, Topeka
&santa Fe Railroad Company copy Of a
forged letter, purporting to be from the
General Superintendent Of the Erie line,
asking pass for Capt John Marston.
Whoever sent out the letter went to the
trouble to get letter.heads printed and a
stamp cut, so as to give the application
eenuinenees. Abbott thinks pretty ex-
tensiye business has been attempted to be
done with Western railroads. all are
warned against honoring applications.
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RIg RIaze in knIiimore.

BALTIMORE, November 2S.-A FIRE started
in the second floor Of Winfield, Peters {
Co., dealers in fertilizers and cpmmuni.
Gated to warehouse next door which was
filled with cotton bales on each floor.
Soon after the discovery ,of the fire dense
volume OF smoke Issued from the back
windows, almost binding the tiremen.
The Fire Departmentgot quickly to work,
and several streams were soon pouring
into the building, but with apparently
little effect. The flames quickly spread to
an adjoining building on Frederick street,
also occupied as cotton warehouse, and
Its conterts were soon in flames The loss
Is roughly estimated at about SOL, 900.
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BozEMAS, NJ. T., November 2S.-There is
great excitement throughout Western Mon
tana over the rich mineral discoveries in
the Cm1r de oleve Mountains. Miners
and prospeCtors who have returned state
that there has been nothing In the history
OF the Western States or Territories equal
in richness and volume 10 the newly dis.
covered fields. The minerals consist Of
silver, tellurium and free milling gold.
500 per man per day is being taken out
Of the rim rock OF the gu!ches, while in the
gulchea $25 to $40 per man, per day, Is
panned out. The streams ain the north
ern part OF Idaho. Eagle City is 40 miles
from here on the Northern Pacific r R,ilroad.
There are now about 500 people In camp.
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ovEK AN EmsAnKnENr.
Accident ON q New England Hallway
Fifty Persons Injured.

Fifty Persons Injured.
WoRcEsrER. MAS November 2s- "A car
In the rear Of the Boston, Barre & Gardner
Railroad train went down an embankment
Just alter leaving the North Worcester Sta
ton this afternoon. There were between
twenty and thirty passengers in car, all
more or less injured. some seriously. The
most seriously hurt are Mrs. W. Browning,
wrist broken and head cut, Mrs. Arthur
Farrar, Of Chicago, scalp wound, child OF
P. @. Davip, bruised, Hiram Collins, Of
Marlborough, N. II, forehead, badly cut,
Mn. Collins, seriously bruised, Belle La
mar, badly shaken and bruised. Olhers
are still more seriously injured.
Another dispatch from the scene OF the
accident states the car rolled over twice
going down the bank. There were about
fifty In the car, most OF whom were bruised.
Those most seriously injured and left at
North Worcester are Homer Sterns and
wife, Jetfersonville, child Of Mrs. Sterns
hurt in the back, Mrs. FL. B. Whittemore,
same plsce, cut over the right ear, Rev.
Rev. J. N. Thompson, Phillipston, hurt on
head and side, Ally DAYis, Hubbardstown,
slight ipjuries; his wife was very seriously
hurt in lne back, E. +. Baker and wife, Of
Gardner, both hurt, Mira. Holland Marble,
Of Holden, head badly cur, Mrs. Ellen
Moore, Of Petersham, very seriously
injured, Mrs. N. W. Shspardson, OF Royals.
ton head and neck, very serious, Miss 4
O. Shepardsop, Of Atho', back hurt, Miss
Nellie Elton, Of Gardner, hurt in the chest,
Miss Marshall, Telegraph operator OF Gard.
ner, back and head, M1. Cough, OF May
nard, Lurt on tie head and knees,
daughter q Geo. Willis, East Hubbards-
ton, head and hand. A car load ofsur.
geons has gone to North Worcester. The
wounded will be brocght to this city as
soon as possible. s.T
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ApAR,Na OUTRAGE.
An Aged Couple Beaten and Robbed in
Broad Day.


READING, Pa f, November 9S.-A special
from Phenixville to-day says that while
John McCloskey and wife were returning
home from their restaurant, in o lonely part
Of the town, they were attacked by Eve
masked men and robbed OF large sunni Of
money. McClosky was knocked down and
terribly beaten. Mrs. McCloskey attempted
to give the alarm but was pitched headlong
into q ditch, and before che could inter an.
other cry handkerchief was stuffed into
her mouth. After securing the plunder
the men made good their escape. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. McC Closkey were subsequently
found by an officer and assisted u their
home. ...slr
Later in the day young man named
Nelson Holt was found lying at the foot Of
high precipice, near the scene Of the rob.
berv, unconscious and terribly brsised
about the head and body. Foul play 10
suspected, and 1t is believed that he was
waylaid by the same party. The perpe.
lralers Of this daring outrage are supposed
10 have been tramps.t
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A DecideIDeparture.

NEw YoRK, November 2s.-The police
have made anew departure in the excise
question. It has been discovered by
chapter l75 Of the laws of 1870 that any
conviction for violation ef the excise laws
shall forfeit and annul the license OF the
person convicted. For thirteen years the
law has been dead letter. To-day acting
Superintenden dent LThorne issued an order to
the captains directing them to arrest with
out warrant persons who sold liquor. who
had thus forfeited their license. A large
number OF arrests were made. The prs
oners are held in bail until the question
shall be decided by the courts.
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CAIRO, November 2s.-The reported cap.
ture Of Kbarloum Is unfounded. Turkish
officers OF the contingent have bacn order
ed for service in the Soudan. They have
consented TO join the expedition under the
command OF Baker Pasha. All the EGG
lish non-commissioned officers In Egypt
have volunteered TO 90 the front. There Is
much enthusiasm among the troops. III
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CHICAGO, November 2S-The Legislature
at its last session passed the Habltual Grim
inal Act, which provides that Il any one
commits q crime after conviction Of the
first offense he shall be punished to the
full extent allotted by law for such etfense
and for the crime committed. After sec
ond conviction he shall receive not less
fifteen years. The first conviction under
The statue was that Of VIM Sullivan, who
had served terms for shooting at O police
officer aud burglary, tried Tor burglary this
time, The Jury awarded him twenty yeas,
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A JOYFUL DISCOVERY.

Finally Goodman related the disappear.
ance and supposed death Of his wife, when
he was interrupted by Warren, who ex.
citedly stated that Mrs. Goodman was still
alive and resident Of ooyingtop, KY.
The revelation came like a thunderclap on
a clear, cloudless day, and the shock nearly
proved too much for Goodman. Joy sel-
dom ever kills, and 80 It proved in this In.
stance. Warren happened to know the
address OF Mrs Goodman, who had never
married, and at an early hour In the morn.
Ing they drove to the telegraph office and
an exchange OF kilograms confirmed War.
ren's statement, that Mp. Goodman wal
still in the land Of the living.
Goodman, accompanied by his con and
family, took the first train for the East and
In due time arrived Of Cincinnati, No pen
| can picture the meeting alter more thar
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'CLARKSBURs.
The Righter VIII Case Soldiers Reunion
al Shinnstov.

Special DiSp1eh 10 the IRteLtpeHcef.
CLARKsBuRo, W. VA, November 2s.-
For:twenty.four days the celebrated will
case Of Fighter Va. Ross and others has been
on trial here in Judge rRleming's court.
The jury was discharged this afternoon
without bringing in a verdict. It Is said
that the jury stood three. for the will and
nine againstit. at the former trial a YER
dict was found In favor OF the will. o.,
At q soldiers reunion held yesterday at
Shinnston about one hundred ot the old
boys in blue enjoyed themselves. Speeches
were made by Raw. Shinp, Genl. North.
colt, Judge Harmar and others.
Genl. Goff has gone to Washington and
will answer "hres for. the Wheeling dis
trict on Monday next.
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Fired by AN Explosiop,

KANsAs Cry, Mo-, November 2s-zAn
explosion occurred In the basement Of The
Wholesale drug house Of Meyer Bros. about
FIVE o'clock this afternoon, and immediate
ly the building was in flames. The engines
responded promptly, but owing to the com.
bustible character Of the estock could do no
more than keep the FIRE within the limits
Of the walls, The building was gutted.
Loss estimated at 100000.
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AKRON, November 2s.-George Point, Of
Doyles,own, has leased $50 acres Of land in
the southwestern part Of the coun.
ty, on which Mr.. Point has dis.
covered what Is claimed to be a
very valuable article Of mineral. paint
Mr.. Point Is conf dent that he has .discov.
cred q bonanza. He has already tested
specimens OF the paint and finds 1t o first
class article. He will put up machinery and
buildings, and expects to work his find In
n few months,
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Avery, ! efy nrnlal Man.

WATERBURY, Com, November The
public Indignation against Truman J.
Smith, Of Watertown, farmer, who as.
saulted his wife breaking her leg, because
the children were all girla, eliminated
last night in visit to his house by twenty
young men intent on tar and ieathering
him. Smith fired into the party, and Ny
ron Hard was painfully injured.
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wholesale Poisoning.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 2S.-L.
Jacobs, wife, two children, Amelia SAM
uels, Miss Teresa Soil, Of this city, Mrs.
Ed Nathan, Of Leadville, were made Ill by
eating food in which poison had been
placed for supper Monday night Mr..
Jacobs, Miss Stoll and Mrs. Nathan are not
out Of danger. The others are improving.
The servants are under suspicion.
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ERIE, Pa, November 2S.-A Dipoteh
Harbor Creek, Pa, special says: About s
o'clock this afternoon Lake Shore train
east, struck and killed Peter Ratusky, q
Polander, aged 40, who attempted to steal
arlde on the west bound freight train. He
leaves large family 10 Dunkirk, N. Y.
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Mr. ELAISE's plan for the distribution
among the States Of the spirits tax would
relieve the National Government a'large
part ci its excess Of revenue, would relieve
the people Of the States ef largo part OF
their taxation, and would retain the tax on
an industry we'll able to bear it, and which
is not asking to be relieved. The plan
will take with the people. Z
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, CHICAGO, November s-George Jumbo
and Jumbo George, two wild Nubians,
who have been on exhibition here, while
intoxicated created a disturbance at the
Keller house where they stop, and succeed
cd in frightening number Of the inmates
into the street, were before a Justice To- day
and sent to Bridewell for thirty days.
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CHICAGO, November 9s.-In the town Of
Lake this evening, Fritz Rummel, a
butcher, went to the house where Emma
La Veonye was employed as q domestic,
and after an alteration shot her in the head
killing her instantly. He turned the re.
volyor to his own head, fred and fell
dead. The cause was that the girl deserted
him for another man.
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shoot him on the spot. He armed himself
with shot gun. Anderson approached
with q pistol. Denny fired, missed, and
retreated into the hallway, followed by
Anderson. A close conflict ensued. Denny
seized Anderson's pistol, drew his own and
killed Anderson. Denny Is an ex.Judge Of
this county and assisted In the prosecution
Of Hon. Phil. Thompson, at Harrodsburg,
last May.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, November 2S.-It Is
stated that President Kline, OF the Glass
Workers Association, who has been in
New York for some time, has about closed
an agreement with several Eastern man
utacturers, whereby the latter will with
draw from the National Association and In.
crease their forces by the employment OF
Pittsburgh workers now on strike sgainst
radrntion
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DUBLIN, November 2S.-The Freeman's
Journal has been informed within a fort
night ofover thirty persons being arrested,
charged with conspiracy to blow up the
residence Of q County Mayo landlord and
with belonging to the Fenian Brotherhood.
Alter secret examination by the police
Of each Iprisoner separately, they were all
discharged. Subsequently majority Of
the accused were re.arfested.
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twenty years separation, and the Joy that
came to at least two hearts after oil those
lohg years OF sorrow and pain.
A HAPpY THANKSGIVING

Fhs entire party passed up on the steam
erI Fleetwood the other evening, and hap
pier or more joyous coterie was never seen
aboard that boat. The story was related TO
q reporter by Goodman pere himself, and
1t may be well to remark here that Good.
mar is an assumed name, but were the
real name given 1t would be recognized as
q strong one in financial circles, and one
that has been, and Is yet, strong in the
councils Of the nation.
/; The party will visit the scene Of their cid
home, and spend Thanksgiving there; and
II will be safe to say that there will be
none more tiuly thankful for the many
blessings showered upon them than the
happy party that will gather around the
festal board on our National anniuersary on
the headwsters Of the picturesque Kama
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An OH Town Terribly Scorehed-Con'
nayrationB nj ether Plaesp.

ST. PARIS, o.. November 9S.-A FIRE
started in the business portion Of the town
at o'clock this morning. It Is supposed
to be incendiary. Assistance was asked
from Urbana and other towns, there being
no engines here. All the business houses
on Main street are gone except the bank.
The goods placed In the street have been
burned. The loss will probably reach
Sl50000. There was very little insurance,
The fire destroyed tnirty-hve houses. An
engine came from: Urbana, 7 7miles distant,
and began throwing water q minutes after
the receipt Of the telegram. Later esti.
mates make the loes $4,000. Insurance
$40 1000.
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NEw YoRx, November Ex-senator An.
thony, Of Rhode Island, hadseyere attack OF
illness last night at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. His physician said he was
suffering from an anienic eonvul.
sion, caused by his enieebled condition,
be having long been a sufferer from
BriRht's disease Of the kidneys, and having
on several occasions been prostrated in q
similar manner. He recovered conscious
ness subsequently and passed compare.
lively comfortable night.
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THE WAecliuy Register OF the l9th inst. has an
editorial article ilvOring ttllT for protection,
view Of this question heretofore adyoGa ei " ex'
Clu lively Republicans -IfGntfl0tOn Adrtrffser.
I.has also had editorial articles favor
ing free trade, and some bet~ixt and
between. You don't object to thing oil
this kind being kept well-balanced, do
you? You pays your money and you
takes YOUR choice.
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"wrroS"-"Penny," siguilyinig the size
Of ANAL is thought to be a corruption ei
pound; for example, six.penny nails would
be such as would weigh six pounds TO the
thousand, the thousand being in fact
twelve hundred nails, because the hum
dred was composed Of six score or one
hundred and twenty.-Nine'penny nails
are made in large quantities
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ISpLvaScg OF American journalism-the
pAisiau newspapers are putting down their
prices. They would do better to put up
their quality. We are not afraid OF French
Iuel-lots Of fuss and no corpae for the
;ure,ol .ts
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EirnhuEn

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 28.-There
has been number Of incendiary fires in
the Fourth ward within the month past
and no trace can be 90. OF the men setting
them. Chief Of the Fire Department Toby
thinks II Is the work Of men discharged
from the force, as the hose has been cut at
nearly every FIRE. 49,
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sAurLAKs, November 2S.-John Taylor,
President Of the Mormon Church, in an
interview says he does not propose to re.
sign at present in Anybody's favor. It was
rumored here that he would resign in Can.
mons favor.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 2s.-A dis
patch from Matamoras, Mexico, says that
the house Of Rev. Father Miguel Cabo, at
ixlaez ,quitan, in the State 0! Pueblo, was
attacked O lew nights ago by band ot
robbers. The priest and two servants were
killed, and his niece severely wounded.
The house was robbed. ~
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BERLIN, November 2s.-The Emperor, at
q reception given 10 the President and
Vice Presidents Of the Lower House OF the
Diet, expressed confidence that
the peace Of Europe would be maintained.
He referred In that connection to the good
relations existing between Germany and
ponaia
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opee on ,he p,neh, Now MurdeEel

CINCINNATI, November 2s.-The CONNER.
cial GasstlSs Lancaster special says: Judge
George Denny, Jr., late this afternoon shot
and killed James q. Anderson in the hall.
way leading to Depny's law Office. Denny
had been informed that Anderson would
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REPUBLICANS can't elect Speaker Of the
House, but they can kick up a good deal
Of rnmpus over their complimentary vote.
There are some who "delight to BARK
though thei can't bite. III
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II is remarked by the St Louis Rep,tb'
lieon that protection makes home industries
.,u,emsturoly adult" That is good deal
more than free trade ever did for American
indrstries.
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II was all right TO pardon Sergeant
Mason, but It isn't necessary 10 go into
hy,erics Of admiration over him, as some
newspapers are doing. Mason is not q
heroic character.
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Dan voRnEEs is tramping the tanbark
Of a go.as-you- please lecture tour. And it
may happen that Daniel will dawn on the
Democratic Convention Of 1874. He is in
training for Great Surprise.
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GgsxrAL RosEcRANs' i've cent reorgan-
i,s;on scheme rests on wrong basis.
Democrats don't want to be assessed on
heir s,ock-ihey want to begin to draw
d;vilanls.
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yorr Uncle James e. Blaine Is cut oil
,o,;,ic,, but be keeps watchful eye on
rU r0hlic affairs. There is no telling what
isS, ma, have in store for him.
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GovrRSoR KSoTr, Of Kentucky, has Just
D.,5oned murderer and bigamist. 1t
: .siI that the murderef's neighbora are
x.,inp to receive him with lynching
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rur month OF November is nearly gone
- ,bs number CT deaths in this city Is
.S1 .Sort hall as great as for October. This Is
..,a,b;nv TO be thankful for.