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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-07

SENATOR CAMDEN's proposed narrow
guage railroad through Gilmer, Calhoun,
Roane and jackson counties brings Wig.
orous protest from Parkersburg. The Slate
Journal has this to say OF It: "Will Park
ersburg's merchants stand idlJ by and do
nothing when their interests are threat
enedP Now is the time to strike for mar.
row gauge road up the Little Ksnawba to
Glenyille or Weston" A correspondent
writing to the same paper goes at length
into the matter, declaring that the proposed
system is "cleyorly devised to throw the
entire transportation system Of the IN.
terror Of the State into tho hands Of
one railroad, viz: the Ohio River
railroad" Its entirely natural for Park.
enburg to have concern tor her own in.
terests; the more railroads the better fsr
her, as for every other settlement in the
State. The system proposed by Senator
Camden would not strike Wheeling at all
and yet we desire to see more railroads In
the State, let them strike where they will
Let our Pafketsburg friends 60 ahead witt
their Little Kanawha road, and our othel
friends with their other road. The mort
the betterior the State This Is abnnct
OF therailroad business which moody cal
monopolize
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speech some minutes because Of the ap.
plause. He spoke less than ten minutes,
saying It was a contest that ended not in
the triumph Of one man, but the people,
and that a new party had been created to.
day, a party OF the Commonwealth. The
cause was just one and under the circum.
stances q triumph was inevitable. Our op.
ponentsmust feel satisfied in being relieved
Of the Irregularities Of the present admins.
tration which they, cannot excuse. We
have made beginning to-day and In the
future We can go forward hopefully In the
endeavor to serve the whole people.
AS soon as Robinson had finished there
was a general handwriting for few min.
utes, then 1000 people escorted Robinson
through the main street to the depot, and
as he took the train the band played "Auld
Lang Syne."
BosroX, November G.-The Senate, SO
far as the returns indicate, stands l6 Re-
publicans; Democrats, with II dis
tricts to hear from. The Legislature stands
SO Republicans; 80 Democrats, with PAL
districts to hear from. Both branches are
strongly Republican,
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Tricon,s 'rriclle,rr.y.

LONDON, November 6.-The Times says
the telegram Of Tricon, French agent
in China, to Prime Minister Ferry stating
Ii Hung Chang disayowed the policy Of
Marquis -Tseng onvthe Fonquiniy question:
will form the subject Of an important dis
patch from the Chinese, Government to
France. It will express astonishment at
Tricon's telegram and unqualified approval
Of the manner in which the Marquis Tseng
carried out his instructions n:regard to
Tonquin. twill. also express heaurprise
Of the Government Of China that the
French Cabinet received Trlcon's telegram
without question asto the correctness Of It's
statements and used 1t publicly in the
Chamber Of Deputies.
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The Republican Gains.

BY Telepreph OMe Editor Of he Intsligaee.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-At mid.
night 1t is evident that the Republicans
have carried the State by from 10000 to
$4,000. The Republican gain in Berks
county is 2,10O, Northampton 200, Lehigh
800 and Montgomery AIS. These have
been Democratic strongholds. In this
city the Republicans appear to
have clean sweep, even defeat.
ing the Democratic candidate for
City Comptroller, D. Davis Page, for whom
the committee Of one hundred has made
a grand fight. The majority for Pages op-
ponent, E. Harper Jetiries, will probably
not be large, bat the remainder Of the BE.
publican ticket is elected by an estimated
majority OF from $1,000 to 1900. Three
years ago Jeffries was beaten by Pattison
for the came Office by over $4,000.
-T% The TIMES.
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VIRGINIA
Lost 10 the Coaiitionisis = Mnhone's
Forces RepuIsed-The u MaJority.

Lost 10 the ConiItIonisis - Mnh0ne's
Forces Repulsed-The d haJority.
by Telegraph 10 The EiiOr crthe Intsligeaer.
RICHMOND, Va, November Ga mod.
crate estimate is that the Democrats will
have twelve on joint ballot, and it may
reach twenty-five. The whole Southwes!
ia wheeling into line. The Democrats
have made a sweep OF the State on the
popular vote, DISPATCH.
RICHMOND, Va, November G.-Charlotte
aad Halifax counties carried in the last
election by the Coalitionists, are reported
as having gone Democratic. In the Ches-
terHeld Senatorial District the Democrats
made large gains. The DemocrP's expect
to have majority in the Senate and prob.
ably in the House OF Delegates. Neither
side, however, has as yet received inior-
nation enough to justify any positive state.
ments.
IOP.M-The indications are that the
Democrats have carried the State. The
estimated Democratic majority Is larger
than ever before. The following cities
give Democratic majorities: Portsmouth,
SIS; staunton, 80; Alexandria, 633; Fred.
eriCksburg, 29l; Lynchburg, 400 General
Wickham is elected to the Senate over
Colonel Jones, Readjuster.
RICHMOND, November Ga dispatch
from Charlottesville says the Democrats
claim the county by large majority, also
that as far as heard from in the State there
have been majorities for the Democrats.
A man from West Virginia was there to. o.day
giving colored men incendiary circulars
| inciting them to vote for the Readjus;eri
and resist the whites. Attempts were made
10 arrest him but he escaped. Leading
Readjusters denounce his action.
PETERSBURG, VA., November 9.-DurinI
q difficulty In the Fourth ward precinct
Senator Malone was struck in the face b.
an unknown person. Considerable excite
ment prevailed, but the police restored
order.
PETERsBuRe, Va, November 8.-senato,
Malone said at midnight that from re
turns received the Readjuster party gainet
four counties and the city ot Norfolk AMI
, that they will have o constitutional major
! ity IN both branches Of the Legislature
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

!
Count Won REDEEM, Grand Chamberlain,
10 The Emperor Of Germany, Is dead.
It Is reported that an early settlement OF
difficulties in Madagascar may be eexpected.
The students Of ST Andfew's University,
England, propose ID nSrl6 United stales
Minister Lowell for the Rectorship.
It Is probable theS Government will In
troduce at the next session Of Parliament
a household suffrage Bill, which shall apply
throughout Great 9fitain and Ireland
alike. ttA 2si .e;ea +
Chief Justice Coleridge has consulted
Charles Russell and other leaders Of the
English bar regarding sthe difference Of
procedure In the high courts Of England
and America. One d thep points discussed
was the admission Of foreign lawyers to
practice In English courts.
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The Republicans Carry the Legislature,
Which InSures u U. ,. Senator.

The Republicans Carry the Legislature,
Which Insures u U. >. Senator.
HARTFORD, November 6.-The election
in Connecticut was for hall Senate, twelve
members, all members OF the House Of
Representatives and sheriffs in eight coun-
ties. The returns at the Courant Office at
s o'clock show the Republicans car
rled the Legislature probably by
fer(y majority on joint ballot, and
probably have nine Of the twelve Senators.
This will make the next Senate stand four.
teen Republicans and ten Democrats. Re.
publican Sheriff. are elected in Hartford,
frolland, Middlesex, Tandeld and New
London counties. The vote this OFF year
shows marked Republican gains.
The Senate will now stand fifteen Re.
publicans and nine Democrats, a Repub-
lican gain Of two; in the House, Repub-
licans, Isl; Democrats, 0S: Republican
gain Of thirteen.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
LATEST FOREIGN lNrELLIaENcE.
An lncldsn. oesar. which has Pro laced Coolas..
Between Germany and BusslA -Ths Patriot
KOssuth Dylng-r -rrIeon's Tricky nanOu.
vsrs-IhtsrrIsw with rssng.

LONDON, November 0.-What may prove
to be an embarrassing IL not serious rup-
ture between the Imperial Courts Of Berlin
and St Petersburg has Just been an
nounced. The Grand Duke Vladimir,
eldest brother Of the Car, had arranged to
make state visit to the Emperor William
at Berlin. It is understood that there was
good deal Of difficulty in bringing about
the visit. When the Gear was recentlya a
guest OF the King Of Denmark and attract
ed the attention OF ell Europe by the length.
OF his stay in Copenhagen, and the charac-.
ter Of visitors he received, Germany at
tempted to arrange meeting between
the Czar and the Emperor William.
This event was expected to coun.
teract the rumors that the principal
business OF the CSar and Mr.. Glad
stone at Copenhagen was the formation Of
on anti-German Alliance. The Emperor Of
Russia accepted the Emperor Of Germany's
invitation to meet him, and this acceptance
was widely heralded in Germany's inter-
est But when, in response to Alexanders
inquiry as to the place Of conference, Will
liam named Kiel, in Holstein, the loss Of
which remains to this day one OF Den.
marks most bitter grievances, the CzIr
promptly declined the conference. Here
the affair seemed to terminate, but 1t coon
leaked out that the Gar considered the
naming OF Kiel not only an insult to his
host and relative, the King Of Denmark,
but an alfront to himself, inasmuch as q
conference there at the time and under the
circumstances would have en- raped Rus.
sia into an apparent indorsement Of the
nartitinn fll.
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BRIEF TELEoRAMs,

The Island House, near Oxford, Me-,
burned yesterday: Loss, $4,000.
The steamer Gallon, which arrived at
New York yesterday from Liverpool,
brought $4,000 In specie.
In difficulty yesterday, morning at
Frederick, Nd, Daniel Kennedy, well
known to the police, shot dead Charles R,
Taper, an ex-policeman. ~
The ceal miners strike ii Ia Sale, H.,
which began July ], terminated yesterday
four hundred men returning TO work. Tht
strikers had demanded that the mine own
era discharge their non.union men, bu
! this was not acceded 70.
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ST. LOUIS, November CT appears that
Edward Webster, who narrowly escaped
arrest for attempting to swindle the Com.
mercial Bank, and who the police are now
searching for was successful with the Val.
ley National Bank, from which he obtain
ed 81 500 by getting bogus draft discount
ed and checking out part OF the proceeds.
He tried tho same game on two or three
other banks, but they would not receive
the preferred drafts.
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OFFICERS no BE ELECTED
In Marylaud-now the Last Legislature
StoOd-A Big Vote.

In Marylnud-now the Last Legislature
Stood-A Big Vote.
baltimore, November 6.-The election
in this State is for Governor, State Comp
troIler, Attorney General and Legislature
excepting onehalf Of the Senate, who hold
over, all county officers, and in Baltimore
City Judge Of the Court Of Appeals,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court, Sheriff, States
Attorney, three Judges Of the Orphans
Court and City Surveyor. The Legislature,
which will elect United States Senator to
succeed Groome, consists Of twenty-six
Senators and ninety.one members OF the
House of Delegates. OF the thirteen Sen.
ators holding over, FIVE are Democrats and
eight Republicans. OF the thirteen Sena.
tors to be elected, they stood in the last
Legislature eleven Democrats and two Re-
publicans. The House OF Delegates stood
sixty Democrats and thirty.one Republi.
cans. Up to noon the election in this city
was progressing quietly. A very full vote
Is being polled.
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A BRAzEN BURGLARY.
A Pittsburgh Tailor Store Robbed OF
$4,000 Worth OF 6oods.

VtsoVV Va oVuNbs
PITTSBURGH, November Ga bold aud
daring burglary was perpetrated early this
morning on the most prominent avenue OF
the city, and almost within the shadow Of
City Hall. Tho tailor store off. T. Mae
der, No. 1876 Fifth avenue, corner Of Cherry
alley, was entered, ard robbed of about
5000 worth Of cloth, made-up suits and
overcoats. The burglars obtained an en-.
trance by iimmying the door or Cherry
alley. Four holes were bored in the door
Just over the lock, and two at the edge Of
the door. The wood between these
last holes had been split out, the jimmy
inserted and the door forced open.
A large box OF goods had been
pushed against the door as further means
oisecurity, but the box was easily pushed
aside. Once inside the burglars cleaned
three counters near the front OF the store
entirely and took about rs rolls OF import.
ed suiting material. Three long RACKS at
the side and rear OF the store were stripped,
and some twelve or fifteen suits, a lot oi
clothing left for repairs, and half dozen
overcoats carried away, The clothing WAS
taken from the hangers and then had prob.
ably been wrapped in the covering which
protected 1t from the dust. The burglars
even went through the boxes OF elk thread
and were evidently judges Of the goods, as
| thew took the yery best,
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COLUMBUS, November CIT Is said that
Judge Hoadly is very averse to having any
grand display on the occasion Of his inau.
guration, which occurs Monday, January
4.h. Adjuant General s. B. Smith has
been arranging for q great demonstration
on that date, and alter consulting with the
Ohio National Guard and other oIganiza-
tions is ready 10 issue general order foI
the assembling Of the military. He will
not do 60, however, until he hears from
the Goyefnor-elect, whom he has addressed
on the subject. Judge Hoadly will disap
point many military menii he discounte
nanela the celebration,
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An.RIdYatnra acnident,

MMSEAroLIs5 November GA special
to the Ertaia0 Jctraai, from Bismarck,
Gays: At tie Capitol building this morn,
ing q clamp 10 lhe elevator rope broke and
the elevator and six men who were thereon,
named Daniel o'Neil, Wn. Bexton, An.
drew JoItnscn, John Welton, o. Le Hoff.
man and o. sanbprR, fell 70 the bottom, q
distance OF Hity feet. Hods and wheel
baroWsi followed and were maAhed 10
kindling wood. Brixton had all his ribs
broken from the spine and will die. The
lothsr topfSessbhdly injured and may die,
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Annn.m na AlIy hInn.

PARIS, November e.-The Gau!ois pub
fishes the report of an. interview with the
Marquis Tseng, Chinese ambassador, at
his residence at Folkstone, England, in
which he said If war occurred between
France and China, which he deemed prob.
able, AMMAN would become an ally Of
China, and France would need to maintain
10000 troops to overcome their united
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LONDON, November G.-Dlspatches from
Turin state thatM! Kossuth is dying in:
that city. The Hungarian patriot has
passed his eights.arst year, and has been
breaking down physieally for some time.
He has lived for over twenty years in an
unpretentious dwelling in the city, and in
the strictest privacy, deyottng himself
chiefly to scientific studies. The physicians
say that M. Kossuth's death may occur at
any moment onlaccount Of his extreme
weakness from old age. t
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by Telegraph 10 Gte Editor Otthe LH!eaigencc.
BosroN, November 7.-1:47.A. MI il
clear at this hour that Robinson is elected
byfrom 1900 to $4,000 majority. Boston
gave Butler lS,2G9 plurality last year, and
this is reduced now to G.5S9. 10 very few
places did Butler make gains in plurality
In many places his vote was larger, but the
increase in tho Republican vote was gen
orally larger. The entire Republican State
ticket is elected, and the overthrow of Bat.
lerism in this State is compasseI.
Robinson addressed large audience in
Springfield last night.
Butler had a private dinner party at his
home in the evening, and is said to have
received the news Of his defeat quietly.
ADypprtopp
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PARIS, November (. "A FIRE occurred at
Roubaux, in Dellis factory, where 800 per-
SONS were employed. Thirty women were
working in the.npper stories. The flames
caused by an explosion cut of their escape
and they leaped irom the upper windows.
The number of pefsons injured was forty.
The scenes OF agony witnessed while the
victims were being extricated from the
ruins are described'as dreadful.
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nIsAaRrEAnLr oooLNnss

This incident produced a disagreeable
coolness between Germany and Russia,
which Berlin statesmen have ever since
been attempting to remove. The Gear FIN.
ally arranged 10 have his brother Vladimir
pay royal visit to Germany, and this
event was also largely heralded. To-day,
however, 1t is announced that the Grand
Duke Vladimir has postponed his engsge-
ment with the German Emperor. The ex-
PLANTATION offered is that Russia prefers to
avoid the Misrepresentation which might
be produced by the simultaneous
presence in Berlin Of the Grand
Duke Vladimir and the Austrian
Prince Imperial Rudolphe, both asguests
OF the German Emperor. 1t is said that
the Gear, when he arranged Vladimir's
visit had no idea that his brother would
meet the Austrian Prince Rudolphe. Its
reported that Russia is greatly irritated at
the efusiveness OF the reception accorded
by the German Court to the Archdnke on
bis arrival in Berlin on Sunday, and there
Is ia suspicion at the Russian Court that
Germany intends to make use OF this dual
visit to influence public opinion as TO the
relations between Germany and Russia.
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MInncsota's Vote.

sr. PAUL, MIMI, November 0.-sixty
towns heard from up to 10 p. m., outside ol
St. Paul and Minneapolis, give Hubbard,
Republican, for Governor, 2O44 majority
over Bermau, Democrat. The Secretary o.
tho Central Republican Committee esti.
mates Hubbard's majority at not less than
1000. and the balance Of the Republican
ticket at 5000.
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TnG proposition to ship 100000 Irish
persons to Canada is OF interest to the
United States as well as to Canada. They
may land them in Canada, but it will &C
hard with the most OF them ii they don't
get overth border. assisted emigration
is matter in which this country is bound
to take reprcssive hand, as matter ol
protection. Sympathy for ireland doesn't
mean sympathy for England, which wants
TO unload on us the bad 1b she has turned
nnt
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Funnier and Fatter than ever, He
Sits on the Top Rail and Gives
You Good Morning, Sab!
Where, Oh Where! is that Tre'
mendous Majority nNewYork!
Connecticut Comes up NobIy and
Elects a Republican Senate and
House Of Representatives.
aAnoNE DEFEATED IN VIRGINIA.
Tx,eoranh 10 gs Editor of ue fnso,liga,etr.

BY Telegraph to The Editor Of he Intelignea.
New York, November 0.-Carr, the head
Of the Republican State ticket, is probably
elected, the rest OF the ticket is in doubt
Both branches OF the Legislature will be
Republican, the Senate by to 0 majority,
and the Assembly by about 20 majority.
NEW YoRK TIMES, Z
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Teemer GhnlIenres uaulnu.

CHICAGO, lila, November 6.-John
Teemer, the young oarsman who made an
excellent record at the Pullman regatta
last summer, to-day deposited $500 with a
sporting Journal OF this city for five mile
race and the championship Of the world
with Edward Hanlan for stake OF S., 900
q side, the race 10 occur at any point
mutually agreed upon. Teemer expresses
a willingness to row this season or early
naYk NhnH
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CHURCHILL is not the only stage
struck girl in the land. There are more OF
them struck in the same way. Sometimes
they get a foothold on the stage, oftcner
they don't. OF those who make lasting
place there and cut q creditablc figure the
proportion is very smal-of those who find
happiness there, still smaller. The stage
is a very good thing for young girls to keep
orrov from
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n.,v.n E.,cI,Ie.

oAKFrELp, Wis, ,Eoyember6.- 6.-LeeWhite,
who has been baggage master on the
Northwestern road, and who confessed to
the robbery Of package of money in the
express office here Elk months ago, COM
mitted suicide last night. The robbery
long remained q mystery. White had a
good many friends and made full restitu-
ton Of the money.
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Deiroit CITY Election.

DETROIT, MICH, November 6.-The Bi'
ennial city election took place in this city
to-day. The Republicans elect Stephen B
Grummond Mayor by 400, city attorney by
so, clerk by 90. The Democrats elect the
treasurer by 1900 to 1900, three members
OF the upper house Of council, and half oi
The lower house.
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This is not a Correct Picture of
Governor Robinson, but the
Smile is Perfect, and the
Returns. Show why
He Laughs.
Bye Baby Bunting, Buffers Gone
aHuntlng to get another "Nig-
ger' Skin to Wrap his Lit
Tie Defeat in---He
has for q Fact.
BI 7tlrgroph 10 The Editor ofihe Intc.,igalccr.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, November G.-Mas'
sachusetts beats Ben Butler and gives Mr..
Robinson u plurality OF probably 5000.
There was great vote and the excitement
throughout the State reached that OF a
Presidential campaign. Mr.. Robinson was
called down to Springfield from his Chicopee
home tonight and addressed q great rally
in the City Hall. He accepts the result
modestly as victory for the people and
the commonwealth OF Summer and An.
drews. SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN,.
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ST. LOUIS, November 6.-The Court oi
Appeals this morning decided the applica.
cation for a writ Of certiorari, quashing the
proceedings Of the Board Of Police Com.
missioners in removing Exc Chief OF Police
Campbell. The decision virtually rein.
states Campbell as Chief OF Police.
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srILLTuE KEYSTONE
Ofthe Republican Arch-PennsyIyHuia
Returns 10 the Fold.

-
Returns 10 the Fold.
BY 7s,eWcph 10 ne Etisorotths IHteElgeNoer.
PuLApELPH1A, Pa, November 6.-The
indications at midnight are that the Re-
publican State ticket is elected in Penn.
sylyania by not less than 10000 majority.
In every ward in this city the returns show
q net Republican gain over the COM
bined Republican and Independent Re
publican vote cast for Governor last year
This insures the election Of Miles fol
Auditor General and LiSsey for STATE
Treasurer by at least 10000 majority. o
the Republicaniticket inftbis city all ar
elected, the Controller only being in doubt
JsGtsys, the Republican candidate for oit!
Controller, has probably defeated Page
the Democrat and Reform candidate, ,,
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BY Telegraph to tie Editor oflts IHtelIiGeno.r.
New YoRK, November 7.-o1r figures
give Maynard, Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State, 1000 majority, though
he may be beaten by the combined liquor
vote. The rest OF the Democratic State
ticket is elected by 10000. The Assembly
and Senate will be Republican. sUS.