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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-08
OHIO sEsaToRsuiP.
Payne's Cheek Book-Bookwaiter and
McLe .n's Possibilities.

McLesn's fOsstpiilttet.
WASHINGTON, November THE talk
among Ohio man, and especially Of Ohio
Democrats here, about the senatorship Is
becoming interesting. The anti.Psndleton
crowd seem to think thatin some way they
can muster Thurman into their ranks, as a
sort Of reserve, to be brought up and used
in case the first line cannot carry the posi-
ton for itself. But Thurman's friends,
who have an intimation Of the part ne is
expected to play, say, with some show Of
indignation, that he is not likely TO lend
himself to do any dirty work for his old
enemies. As frat step 1t seems that Mr..
q. B. Payne is bsiug put forward as a good
figure-head ior the anti.Pendleton parry.
The intention, however, is that he shall
never be anything more than this, although
II is understood that he Is very anxious,
and stands ready to make generous use
Of bis barrel. This help is needed as q
preliminary assistance, but these who seek
this important aid from Payne do not To-
tend he shall in any way profit from It.
Bookwalter, Farley, ef Cleveland, and
Mclean & Co. are for either Bookwal!er or
Mclean. Farley assures his friends quietly
that he Is for John McLsan, and pretends
that Bookwalter Is also. Friends cf these
three gentlemen say that no one OF
them can cope With Pendleton. The
friends Of this latter gentleman have
been very careful in the country
districts, and are sure OF three OF
the Cincinnati delegation. Bot this com.
bina,ion has an immense money power,
and those who talk as il they knew come
thing Of the plans, say that the outcome
will be that at last they will concentrate on
Hoadly, who they think might be per.
suaded into the Senate that way. These
warm friends, who early tried to sell him
out for Governor, now say to each other
that he is much more ft for the Senate
than for the Goyernorship, and they
would rather have him out Of the State
anyway. Thurman's friends cay that be
and MI. Psndleton are on good term', aud
that they are very likely TO work together
to defeat the present tricksters, wis have
heretofore been the enemies Of both.
There is strong belief here among
Democrats, who should know Of inside
affairs, that In case Mr.. Peudleton finds the
combination Of money and trickery too
strong for him, he will turn his forces over
to Thurman, and hold the winning hand
for the Senate. Under such circumstances
Thurman's friends say he could not refuse
to enter the race, aud they admit such a
combination would make success sure.
They already feel confident that the next
Senator from Ohio will be either Pendleton
or Thurman. Then comes the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency and-lf Pen.
dleton Is reelected to the Senate, he will
be for Thurman-andi II Thurman goes to
the Senate, he will be for Pendleton,
against Hoadly or Payne-the Tlden can.
dida:es for the Presidency or Vice Pfesi'
dency
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4, Fam isn't pleased with the grand recep.
Son she was to have had and didn't get on
M ae' Arrival in New York. Instead of the
:. sa sas' which were to go down the bay to
AAe her OF the ship there was not even
oas ".,l, % take her cfI. Even the splendid flag
su,ea sue says had her name on It re.
NAMED tnrIed. But the diva recoyers
as a eomposuro long enough to tell about
a~alns a three pound fish in Wales and
give the gay Nicollni a chance to come
n y, With a thirty pound whopper. Now Il
Sls SlsGitni J. has come to'this country to swaE
%a Ssa isss West vIrgjnis wants to know Il
"snaTe some talent Of our own.
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General Gr6at onPltx John Porter.

NEw YoaK, November Il General Grant
has addressed ailetter to General Fltz
John Porter which concludes as follows.
"As long as 1 have o yoiceit shall be raised
in your support without any reference to
its effect on me or others. Your restora-
ton to the army simply, / would regard as
very inadequate and usjust rep1ratien.
While men, one at least, have been re.
stored to the army because Of their gal
lantry and wounds, alter conviction and
sentence, not only TO be dismissed but to
be confined in the penitentary, when there
was no doubt Of their guilt, and given oil
their pay for the years they were out OF
service, can see no reason for your hay-
ing less. Ihope for your thorough yindi-
cation, not only by Congress. but in the
minds OF your countfYmen."
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PIrrsBuRou, November THE an.
neuncement that the Laekawanna Iron
Mill had taken q contract OF thirty thou.
sand tons Of steel rails at thirty.fys dolIars
per ton, occasioned considerable talk
among those interested here. Thomas Car
neEie, Of the Edgar Thompson & Pitts.
buIgh Beasemer Mill in an interview said
they could not manufacture rails at that
price, and as the orders on hand would moi
keep their mills running longer than the
first Of January, they would probably be
compelled to shut down. By stopping the
mills at Homestead aud Braddocks nearly
5000 men will be thrown out Of employ
ment and the coke trade materially inter
farad with.
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SERIOUS AcolDE.T 40 A HuxTER
IpJ nrie. Received by IN Explosion Of
GunpOwder.

Injnries Received by IN Explosion Of
Guupowder.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, November IA man
named Thomas Green, resident Of this
city, met with bad accident in the wilds
OF Northern Wisconsin on Friday last.
He left this city three weeks ago for hunt,
Ing, trapping, &c. Going to Rhinelandei
he struck acroes The country to Pelican
Lake, erecting small log shauty in a dense
forest six miles from the station. At day
light on Friday last he started out to ex'
anime his bear traps, when his attention
was attracted by the loud barking Of biz
dog that he had left in the shanty. Shortly
afterward he discovered the structure In
flames, and cautiously creeping up to the
burning building, Mr.. Green tore aparl
some Of the boards for the purpose oi
rescuing his dog, guns, and other effects.
He then placed his hands In the enclosure,
aud had succeeded in pulling portion Of
his body into the room, when an explosion
occurred, caused by the burning OF several
pounds OF powder. The shanty was blown
10 atoms, and Mr.. Green was thrown q
considerable distance. When herecovered
Consciousness he found that he had re-
ceived serions injuries. His face was one
mass Of b!otches, and his left hand and arm
were horrible to look at. lie then started
for Pelican station, suffering the most ex.
cruciating agony while traversipg the six
weary miles. The day was intensely cold.
and when the nearest habitation was
reached his face and wounded hand were
thickly coated with ice. Alter two days oi
great agony he reached a small station
more dead than alive, and was brought
here to-day. The man is almost blind. his
face Is burned to crisp, and sll the q ssh
was blown off his arms. Stranger than
all, the man may possibly recover.
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ULtaK-sUxG.
An Important VIII ,a,e-Baptist Gen
eral Association.

An important Will tnse-BRPtlsf Gen
eral Association.
Special Dispdies 10 ht taie,ltgeHetr.
z CLARx.BURo, W. Va, November IA
special term OF the Circuit Court Is in ses,
sion tryipg the Ross-Righter will case
Five prominent lawyers are on each side,
including ex-Judges Raymond, Maxwell
Harrison, Morrow and, two thoroughly
tried lawyers from Kentucky. Over one
hundred Thousand dollars Is in controversy.
The Republicans are smiling over yes
terday's elections, and see 10 it a Rspubli
can Presidential vic.ory. The Democrats
are chop-iallen.
Delegates to the BAPTIST General Asso.
citation are arriving. About one hundred
delegates are expected, and there will be
visiting brethren from several other States.
The session will last savsral days, and will
be an important one for that denomination
In this State. The doors Of Clarksburr
homes arc opened and all will be enter.
tanned gladly by our citizens.
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AJUDss Oh a sPRgr.
an Adyocate who Deh % the Lau-a Few
Pistol shots Arouse the Populace.

u y hutVCAtN "tV StAt 20 tAu AStt = ."
Pistol shots Arouse the Populace.
LOUISVILLE, Kr., November Lex.
Judge o. D. McNamara, one oil the most
prominent lawyers Of Kentucky and head
Of an interesting and respected family, has
for the past few days been the subject OF
much scandal at Frankfort, the State cap
itaL. As nearly as can be ascertained the
facts are that he had been on spree,
visited notorious woman, and be.
coming jealous Of q man whom
he found in her company, shot
at either the woman or the man and was
then shot at by the woman, none Of the
shots, however, taking effect. A Sheriff
who tried to enter the house to arrest the
parties TO the affray was refused admit,
lance. The Judge has barricaded the place
and dsfies the law, while the indignant
and inquisitive citizens watch the prem.
ises and speculate as to whether there has
been an attempt at murder or whether
the affair was merely the unprsmeditated
result OF a debauch. The Sheriff is taking
legal advice as to his right to break down
the door Of the house.
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The Wheeling Turnsrs, gave, ersnd
entertainment and ball at thar hall on North
n rkst street. last evening ~ was the fnt
OF series the Turner'S propoie giving during
the season OF ISs3.A. There was an enots
nous crowd present. but eyeFything passed
OF p 'eAsAutly. The opIfa House Orchestra
furnished the music for the dancsrs. Phil.
koehisr and Rsimund Bowers arranged the
dances and Henry R6etreI, ChlF. Goe'z', !,
ohas. Annex ana Adam Bltim, ie, kept order
on the hIoT. o.sFttjf
Among the prominent, eit'zIrs on the
various oommittstA we're the following !:
Anton Rsymanp, Henry BIebe,sIo, Adam
cappel, Louis Etnst, jos. schnIsr, n, Jos.
Young, Louis Pfacht, s.r Julius Lohie, Q.
y. Wfgaer, Hsnfy Blumenbsrg, Louis
ColmAr, jg., Wm. A. sehambrA, Leopold
RiestsE, Aug. Roll, Henry Amick, Louts
sewRlb. Hlm SBfnbatet, Auenat Ziecklsr,
Hsrm Yasesl, Fred Happy, Conrad scham.
6a, Retyr We, ~, lJost Jpn Green. Heintlch
Wilhelm Io.sph Hehieser Vim. Mueller,
lehhilea Brand iatl.
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ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
MATTERS oF MoMENr AsaoAD
Terrible Disaster Ia an g.sl.A csrlI.r,-A Nam
b.r Of Miners KILLED sad hJ.rsd-la rri.h
Traitor Wsat,d-S.u Hasgnin Of Great
BritAln-s.ls Of the Effects Of HlruoOd.

LONDON, November 7.-There was an ex.
ploaion at $50 o'clock this morning, in the
Monkfield Colliery, in Lancashire. One
hundred and ten miners were In the col
llery. Only six thus far have been rescued.
NooX.-Twenty persons have been re-
scued; some OF them were badly hurt. It
is impossible 10 estimate the number Of
persons killed. Parties are searching for
missing miners. The searchers traverse q
distance Of three.quarters Of mile before
reaching the scene Of the explosion.
NlaHr-Twenty.four bodies have been
taken out Of the Moorfeld mine and four
await removal.
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TUESDAYS TUSSLE,
OR THE BALLOT BOX BATTLE
Ia the Pronlu.n. stat.,-clr 1. c.rtaial,
Elected In New Ycrk-BatIsrS Defeat Assarsd.
Couatetieat L.si.laturs OrsrWhslnlpsy
Rspabllcan-S,us from oih,r States.

ALBANY, n. Y, November lin returns
received up to 10 a. NJ. the Ereniag Journal
claims Carr's election by $4,000. There is
strong probability Of sexton's election,
and a possibility Of Davenport and Russell.
The Legislature is surely Republican in
both branches.
Mayor Low is re. elected in Brooklyn by
amsjority OF 1923.
AIp4SY, n. Y, November 1.-THE Argus
estimates the election of the Democratic
State ticket except Maynard by 10000
majority. Csr's msiority is about 10000.
The Republicans have 10 Senators and 20
Aasemblymen.
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- NoUERT C. ISGER,oLt, ESQ Washington,
~ ~ u; sir-DOn't you think it about time
't!oa tostop smiling over the alleged
ussett'on s.t Of the colored man by the Re-
publican party? D. you hope to sail into
something great and good on a tide Of tears
crocodile "a tears-or arc you merely
Nno0ping en up" for the lecture bust.
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sEwtcKLY, Pa, November IA fire
broke out in the Pittsburgh Boat Yard
Compauy's mill at R9seburg last night, and
before the flames could be subdusd the
mill, together with two frame houses and a
stable adjoining were entirely consumed
The mill contained large amount OF val
liable machinery and patterns OF boats
which were also destroyed. Loss $4,000
with an insurance Of 5000. The origin o.
the fire Is unknown
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That English newspaper doesn't under
sand iE business. The real thing in the
EayOt newspaper enterprise is to give the
odious telegraph company the go.by and
AXE the special dispatch with the scissors.
SaS those EagliSh newspapers are pokey
Oit things at best.
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Adyices Prom kneiand.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Times, dis
cussing the proposa! ,oI allowing American
counsel to defend o'Dannell, says: "To
give audience toioretgn counsel is anov.
city in England, and no ground Is shown
for making an exception in this case.p
Gen. Pryor saya he has not applied to
take part in o 'D5nnsffs defense and does
not propose to make application. He is
aware Of the rule excluding any but Eng
lish barristers from the British courts and
does not imagine twill be relaxed In his
behalf. Gen. Pfyorstates 0'Donnell Is al
ready provided with counsel. .s, {
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oDOSSErL may have felt It his mission
I" murder Carey the informer, but that is
no reason why American sympathizers
WIN the cause Of Ireland shall permit
Themselves to be bled by the Irish.Ameti-
an syndicate. o'Donnell's defence prom
~ to be another grasshopper sufferer, and
'ae mort delays the better.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RETURNS
ae Is Pleased When Iaf, f,rmed OF the Re.
suit of the Day.

WASHINGTON, November THE Presi'
dent remained in bis room late yesterday,
and Secretary Phillips reported to him
what news he could Learn about the cleo
ton. In ono instance, when New York
City was the subject OF conversation be-
tween correspondents aud the Secretary,
the Executive could not restrain his curl.
osity long enough and hurried into the
Cabinet room, where he could hear the
news himself His face frightened per
ceptably whea II was stated the indica-
tions pointed 10 substantial Republican
victory. Dinner was kept waiting at the
Soldiers home Cottage Last evening, as the
President remained in his otiics till nearly
dark in order to receive additional returns
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THr heathen Chinee, bound to circrm
rent our restricted immigration law, slips
into the country with a whole pack oi
brother hssthens up his sleeve. It is
barely possible that the celestials are com
Ing in discnised as ten chests.
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NEw YoRx, November S.-Tobia Bertini
has broughtsuit for So, coo damages agains.
Colonel James Il. Mapleson for an alleged
breach Of contract. He was engaged for
the present season as primo tenore absolute
n S3OO0a month, and produces q letter
rom Colonel Mapleson as proof. The i'm,
impEsSalio does not intend to keep thil
contract.
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the Coke Syndicate.

PrrrsBuRen, Pa, November THE
Of the immense coke manu-.
factory OF II. @. Frick & Co, met to. day
and Increased the capital stock from
s., 100000 to $3000.000. II was reported
that Vanderbilt had taken an additional
million but this was denied by e. @ Frick,
who says the object oI increasing the stock
Is to pay for the coke property which the
firm recently purchased.
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Nebraska.

LINCOLN, ME-, November THE re.
turns at 10 o'clock tonight show Rspub!i.
can gain gains in almost every county on
the State ticket. Reese, Republican, Is
elected Supreme Judge by 10000 majority.
Broadly, Democrat, ia elected in the First
Judicial District by s, 800 majority. Three
other districts not heard from. are sap
posed to be in doubt. The Republicans
elect seven judges. Very few counties
elect the straight Republican tickets;
many are mixed, some give Republican
majorities on the State and elect the oppo'
sition county tickets; others are the reverse.
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nIssissippi eieetions.

JACKSON, Miss, November The latest
returns show 60 change In the result OF the
election as announced last night, except
Pamela county, where the Fusion ticket
was defeated by small majority, Adams,
Hipds. Madison and Monroe counties give
e5od Fusion msjorities. The regular Dem.
ocratic ticket had little opposition else
where. 1.
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READ once more the resolution oithe Re-
publican National Committee under which
the next National Convention Is to be
called. That call is Just broad enough to
1T each State. No party can be more
liberal and continue 10 be q party.
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Aeilon on the Trade poIInr.

CISctssArl, November THE Directors
Of the Board OF Trade and Transportation,
at their meeting to day, adopted the report
Of the Committee on Drawing the Trade
Dollar Nuisance, and recommending O
memorial 10 Congress fer lie redemption
BY tho Goyernment and its Withdrawal
from circulation.
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Iii well enough to be told that the new
English haugman is eatisAed with his first
lob, but since the matter is worth men
toni1g at all, it would be something more
% know Wha! his first subject thought o.
bis work. 1t makes some difference whose
OK IA pored.
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Now the trouble begins. Motto be out.
douein hospitality, We suggest Wheeling IS
the place for the next Republican National
convention. II We can't accommodate every
body on the spot there is plenty Of house
room from Bellaire to Pittsburgh.
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THERE is another spec OF war on the
newspaper horizon. Elitor Bickham, OF
the Dayton JJ,uaal, and Editor Cowles, Of
The Cleveland I<ader, are the powers.
Each side hss chosen the Rogue's DicHon'
ny iori its weapon.
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laugh WhlIe You Can.

CoLUMBus, S. q, November 7.-Great
interest was manifested throughout South
Carolina in the result Of the Virginia
election, and when Mahone's defeat was
received in this city the enthusiasm Of the
people was unbounded. The Columbia
artillery fired salute in honor OF the
event,
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srEuB sN yiLLR.
Labor Troubles nc tne Pottery and n
The Coai Miues.

The Coal Niues.
Specioi Dtpateh % he LateQigaetr.
srRrBExylLLr, November Twenty Of
the boys employed at the sseubenville pot
tery struck to-day, because, as they claim,
the company is trying to force them to
serve fye years' apprenticeship, while
their understanding is they were to serve
but three.
A strike Of the coal miners here on &C
count OF reduction Of ten per cent wa:
thought to be imminent, but from lack Of
unanimity tho scheme has fallen through
and the men are at work under protest.
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lr1's see-how was that? The Rspub-
lisansoi Pennsylvania were SO far apart
that they never could come together again,
OF words to that effect What is now
bothering the Democratic party of that
State is how to get its fiugers out Of the fs
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SARIGrr, Of pake's trial fame, went
down in the Wreck. lie may take to the
psnitenrs bench, but he can't sit on the
bench Of Greene aud Fayette counties. His
vna bold break to reach the ermine over
A dead mans intany.
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LONDON, November THE police ofrsra
reward for John AlcCstfsrty, convicted OF
treason in Dublin in 1867, sentenced to
penal servitude for life, and since escaped.
McCAfferty was born in Ohio, OF Irish
parents, and served in the Confederate
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TnE reelection OF Mayor Low, Of Brook.
lyu, is ariumph for good government.
Fupaking his own business he has given
hl. attention to public affairs and wrought
a revolution in the ring-ridden city Of
Brooklyn.
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Tnr alleged pension agent who comes
around iurtively to scatter pensions DER q
wiling lsnd-Ior q small fee in hand-is a
S,s f,ure ID. the lookup. Let the dog
hnli him until The police come.
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WICHITA, November The returns for
the Eighteenth Judicial District, compris.
ing six countries, are nearly all in. H. @.
sloss, Republican, Is elected over A. Harris,
present incumbent, by about 10000 votes.
The entire Republican ticket In sedgwick
County Is elected except Sheriff.
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If Nr. Porter's Tribune letters from Eng.
land and France were gall and bitterness
to tho noble army OF free traders, what
,h.ll be s.id Of his letters from France, in
which he rubs salt into the gaping wound :?
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QrrRRy: II the intimidation OF negroes
Unnecessary to carry Virginia for the Bour.
IONS, what will be necessary to hold itfor
The same liberty.Ioving party? Softly
thsvisuefs is not obliged to criminate him
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CoNNEJrICUf.
The Republicans Have n Big Majority II
egisiature on Joint Ballot.

esisiature on Joint Ballot
HARTFORD, CoSS, November Con
nec!icus elects eleven Republican Senators
and one Democratic Senator. otthe Sen.
ators holding over 8 are Republicans and
seven Democrats. The Senate now stands
sixteen Republicans, eight Democrats.
The lower house, with two towns to hear
from, which were last year evenly divided,
stands l45 Republicans, 90 Democrats and
one tie, Republican majority Of 81 on
Joint ballot.
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Tnr Senatorial rumpus in Ohio is over.
.b,dowing the Presidential election. Ohio
i.ayery great State, and the whole Demo
.,,,ic party thereof has the big head.
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IL Richmond they had to ora.e over it
Those Richmond people can do and bear
more Of that kind OF thing than any COM
nupi,y in the country. ti,
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III, EycgLLrxCY OF West Virginia gives
\. Thanksgiving Day in q blszs OF Eng
ii,h. Oh, musfng MUSES., come and polish
,risb.bon. with US on that fes.al day!