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NO HOME Exempt.
That Come to Every Household
Explained

TIE following article from the Democrat
and Chronicle, Of Rochester, N, Y, is of go
striking nature, and emanates from go re-
liable source, that it is herewith repub-
lished entire. In addition to the valuable
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a SPECIFIC and the only one, too, for all
forms and types of skin disease, ia known the
world over as DR.. Benson's Skin Cure. It is
not a patent medicine, but reliable, certain
remedy. Druggists.
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Men are sometimes accused of pride
merely because their accusers would be
proud themselves if they were in their
places. y ShenstOae.
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If you supply man, who wishes to
learn swimming, with bladders-ne Will
probably never learn to swim. A man 70
accomplish any positive result must de-
pend alone upon himself and honest effort.
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so1 N. Fremont St, Baltimore

so1 N. Fremont St, Baltimore
During the war / was in.
jIedinthe stomach by apiece
OF a shell, and have suffered
from itever since. Aboutfour
yoaTs ago brought onparaly-
sis, which kept me in bed SIX
months, and the best doctors
in me city said l could not
live. suffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for overtwo
years could not eat solid food
and for 8 large portion Of the
time was unable toretain even
liquid nourishment. ! tried
Browns Iron Bittersandnow
after taking two bottles ] am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
q. DECKER.
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Perseverance can sometimes equal genius
in its results. "There are only two Great
ures," says the eastern proverb, (which
can surmount the pyramids-the eagle and
the snail
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BROWNS IRON BiTTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-a!cohoIic
tonic. Il enriches the blood, gives
new life TO the muscles and tone
70 the nerves.
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BRIEF TELsoRGMs.

The Pennsylyanla Senate, by vote Of
25 to l. 1,Sadopted the resolution to adjourn
December 12.
Joseph Giosippe shot and killed Mag.
georinf Doghiero on the doorstep OF the
,iatter's home in Brooklyn, yesterday.
Z, Joseph Jefferson arrived at Cincinnati
last night. His voice has returned and he
Is in fair way to recover its full tone.
John Cosgroye, driver, and William
Smith, conductor, Of a Cincinnati street car,
were probably fatally shot by drunken
passenger. ~
A}ieud between J. B. Locke and E.
Frank, Of Rushyille, Ind, reanlted last
night in the fatal shooting Of Frank by q
. n Of Locke.
The latest estimates place the loes by the
burned woolen mills at Slxonville, Macs,
at $500 COO. The mills, machinery and
stock were insured for Si05.000.
Masked burglars visited the farm house
Of Isaac Gill, oSosso, Mich intimidated
the inmates, took one hundred dollars and
rode way in. the family carriage.
The business failures Of the last seven
days In. the United States and Canada re
ported to R. G. Dun & Co.'s Mercantile
Agency amount to 2i2, against 9l7the pre-
vious week.
Richmond Stuart, colored, was hanged
Yesterday al Shreveport, La, In the pres
ence Of 1900 people, mostly colored
Many come hundreds OF miles. Stuart lee
In prayer, gave ont the hymn, asking thosl
present TO Join. He proclaimed his limo
cence 10 the last.
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a Manufacturer Considers the outlook
for 's4 flecidedly Gloomy. tEs

A Manufacturer Considers the Outlook
for's4 decidedly Gloomy. sff
PITTSBURGH, November S0.-The Iron
Ags publishes this week a number Of let
ters from the nail manufacturers, giving
their views Of the present condition and
future prospects Of the nail trade. A west
ern member OF the Nail Association says:
eve consider the outlook for 1884 as
decidedly gloomy. When we consider the
greatness Of the possible producing capac-
ity in nail manufacturing to-day, and how
comparatively small the probable con.
snmptiye capacity OF the country will be
next wear, Il forces us reluctantly 10 feel
that the prospect Is anything but favorable.
Our reason for our belief in asdecided de-
crease in the consuming capacity ot the
country next year Is that 1t will be o year
Of politics. In our judgment It Is neces-
sary for the nail manufacturers to
take some heroic action betsre the
beginning OF next year, and 'whenw say
nail manufacturers, we dofnot contine
ourselves 10 those here in the West-we
mean to include the East also-ior In order
for curtailment OF production 10 be most
effective on the price Of nails, and to
achieve The mcst successful regplte,it Is alb.
solutely imperative not only that.it should
he general West, but that theSE should
cooperate with the West in o general stop
uage throughout the winter season. In fact,
t,pon the decision Of the Eastern manuiac-
turers will very considerably hinge the
action Of the Western. The West will not
- ~. f..n,,ar Il. Iai,a tho anlfra rnopat,
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FoREloN FLASHES.

Loud subteuanean rumblings were
heard Thursday at Ischida. The tempera'
ture Of the water in the mineral springs
has risen.
Admiral Courbet, commanding the
French forces In Tonquin telegraphs the
Minister OF Marine from Hanoi, November
235; II am continuing my preparations
for advance"
The Temps publishes q dispatch from
Vienna, that the Porte intends to ask the
European powers 10 support 1t In the de.
mand that It be permitted to send troops to
soudan to suppress the insurrection.
Colledge, British Vice Consul at Keitch,
has begun suit for libel against the London
Globe Tor publishing dispatch to the Cen
tral Ntws stating that Colledge was at the
head Of o company which engaged pilots
to wreck vessels In the Black Sea for the
purpose OF obtaining the insurance.
The American Bishops at Peru closed
the conference with the papal propaganda.
The result is considered very satisfactory.
Thes Biahops will have grand reception
at the college Of the propaganda on the Sth
OF December and leave Rome on the lob.
Erriugton, Eoglish representative at the
Vatican, carefully followed the decisiona
OF the conference with view TO the re-
preston Of Fenian agitation in America.
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"THs history Of Moncngalia county
West Virginia." for some time in prepara
tion by the Preston Publishing Company
Of which Senator Dawson is manager, will
be ready for delivery in about a month
The work will contain eight hundred pages
embracing every phase Of the county's his
tory from the earliest period to date. i
has been prepared with very great atten
ton TO details, and from an examination O
the proof sheets the INTELLIdENcER is
able TO say that 1t will not only
be Of great interest and yalut
to the people Of Monongalia but to al
West VirGinians and to Pennsylvanians ii
ihe border counties. II Is essentially
history and not a work Of biographical
patchwork to tlatter individuals. The stylt
issOod and the whole book shows askillet
workman's hand. AZ q statistical hand
book ol Monongalis 1t will beindispensiblt
to every citizen Of that county. The bool
is furnished at four dollars, price yer,
much below It's value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01
READJUSTER CAUCUS
HELD IN WASHINGTON YESTERDAY
An Grp.rlsues ns.tIns Of tn. Prominent Esnbsr,
Of the Party = ThJ UaaninOusly Iadorse
Senator nahonts ClrcaiAr-Ths address Of
the BOurbsns to the People OF Virginia.

Special Dipalch To- DE IRtetli0saez. Z.
WASHINGTON, D. O., November 30.-Th
Rsadjuster party Of Virginia held caucus
in the parlors OF the Arlington Hotel last
night which lasted from 8 until 4 o'clock
this morning. Every Senatorial district in
the State and almost every county was
represented in the caucus, which contained
over one hundred members. During the
proceedings each member gave his views
and experience in the late campaign and
election. The caucus after this interchange
Of views endorsed unanimously the cir.
cular address Of Senator Malone.
A prominent member says theyHilfnot
send delegation here, as reported, TO the
meeting OF the Republican National Com
mittee next month, but believe and hope
that the Committee will recognizs the posi-.
ton they have taken on National ques-
tinna
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wanted II ON SQUARE.

San jose, CAL, November 3O.-Joseph
Jewell, one Of the three who last March
murdered N. P. Renowden to get posses.
sion Of his earnings, amounting to S24. 600.
was hanged this morning He said, "I
don't know how came to commit the
deed; II was not for. money as l
never needed that It, Is = o .mys-
terry that only God can explain" !"
When the blacx cap was put on, he said,
"Put 1t on square; you've got 1t twisted" /"
His neck was not broken in the drop.
Several seconds after he made an effort as
ito raise himself up, and cried out, "0h."
In ten minutes he was pronounced dead.
OF his two accomplices, enc turned States
evidence and is now serving light
sentence. The other is under sentence Of
death,
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BosroN, November S0.-A cable dis
patch was received at the Harvard College
observatory announcing the discovery Of a
small planet by Palisa at Vienna. It's po-
sition November % was Is hours and 20
minutes, Greenwich time, right ascension,
8 hours, 10 minutesl4 seconds Declination
north 10 degrees, Sc minutes II seconds
Daily motion in light ascension 4S seconds,
in declination nothing. 1t is OF the 12lh
magnitude. The plRnet was readily identi.
fed at Harvard College observatory, and
observed by Wendeflas follows: Novsm.
ber 80, 0. hours, eG minutes, Cambridge
time) right ascension, 8 hours, II minutes,
y seconds, declinaaon north Is degrees,
81 LILO minutea. Z A-..
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VIGNAUx WINS
The International Billiard Nate
Schaefer 1874 Points Behind.

The International Billiard Match.
Schaefer 1874 Points Behind.
PARIS, November 30.-The concluding
game billiards between schaeier and Wig.
naux, championship, was witnessed by a
large crowd, many persons being unable to
gain entrance. Before the game schaeier
announced whatever the issue he chal.
lenged Vignaux to a new game with
cushions, only the points and
stake to be the same as the present match.
Rudolph challenged the winner OF the
present game to play similar game with
him. Vlgnaux accepted Schaeier's chal-
lenge. Schaeier did not answer Rudolph 3
challenge. Vignaux began the play with
run Of G2. SChafer began to make up the
ground he lost yesterday, and made runs
Of 164 and 156, reaching q total Of Gl5,
Yignaux having made 237.
At this point there was an intermission.
When the game was resumed Schaefer
made runs OF SO, AZ, 72 and 81. Vignaux
made runs Of ITO, and seven,y:eight.
yignaux finally wen, leaving Schaeier
l2f behind. Vignaux played 2S times,
Schaefer % times. At the conclusion Of
the match Viguaux was loudly cheered.
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BALTIMORE, November SO.-John B. Low
ell, engineer OF the Baltimore & Ohio tug
Convoy; James Il. Houston, Chief Engi-
neer Of the Baltimore & Ohio Fire Depart
ment; Joseph sapp, Chief Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio Locust Point Police, and Perry
ShAier, Chiei OF the West Bound Freight
Department, started down the river this
morning on cunning expedition about 9
o'clock. When about seven miles from
the city a flock Of ducks crossed the bow
oi the boat, when Shafer, in the bow, rose
and fred. At the came time Houston,
amidships, also rose, and the contents oi
Shaier's gun struck him in the head, carry.
ing or the whole crown and causing death
instantly. Shaier was terribly prostrated
by the affair. Houston was 40 years Of agG
and leaves family.
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CmcAao, November 80. The Daily
Nsvs' Toronto, Canada, special says: The
crew Of the lumber barge Hamilton j.
Mills, was rescued by the life saving crew
at Sturgeon Point, Georgian Bay, this
morning, after being exposed to the ele.
ments for two days. The barge was In tow
Of propeller but was cut loose and be-
came water logged and shifted helplessly.
The men on the barge were nearly dead
| from exposure when rescued. The bargea
| Hungerlord and Sweepstakes, Of the same
tow. were cut loose Mt the same time. i
Is thought they have gone down with all
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AFKIanfFuL TnAaEpy.
A Mother K'lI1 Her Two children and
Cuts Her own Throat.


Cuts Her own Throat.
BALTIMORE, November 3O.-Laura Rial,
vile Of John r. Rial, this morning, mur.
dered her two girls, aged two and tive years
and cut her own throat. At an carly hour
the mother Of Mrs. Rial learned that her
daughter was not well, later she thought
she detected the smell OF gas. Mrs. Rial
said, mot 3d." Assistance was summoned
and the door was broken open when Mrs
RIall was found standing in the middle oi
the room in night dress and blood run.
ming from her throat Her children were
both dead, lying on a bed.
She had cut all the arteries and veins in
the left wrist and they soon bled to death,
MH. Rial could not speak, bnt with O
pencil wrote ahe did not want to live. Hel
husband Is travelling salesman, and was
absent from home. Mrs, Rial has never
shown evidences Of insanity, but com
planned very much because Of the long and
frequent REssnce Of her husband from
home. She Is still alive tonight, but theri
snO probability she will recover. She IL
about 2S yearB OF age.
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Skipped By The lIght Of the Moon.

LOUISVILLE, November SO.-The past
fourteen months Ben and Jacob Cohu had
a house here known as mis.flt clothing
parlors. The fact developed to-day that
the firm had quietly shipped their
stock away 10 chicago and Cincin.
natl where they are said to be interested
in like house. The liabilities in this city,
80 far as discovered, are very light, the
principal one being the amount due fol
months unexpired lease Of the building,
for which the goods sent to Cincinnati
will be attached.
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MACON, GA, November So,-Ambrose
West, negro, Is years Of age, convicted Of
the murder Of James Monroe in Worth
county, on the 10Th OF September, 1888,
was hung to-day in the presence Of o,006
people. He was carried from the Albany
jail to the Isabella county seat. The first
attempt at hanging was q horrible failure,
the rope breaking. After the lapse Of an
hour the moose was again adjusted. Death
speedily followed. "a A.6 ee.8
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ELSEWHERE We print interviews with
Colonel James Nv. Davis, Of Greenbrier,
and Senator Dawson, OF Preston, touching
The proposed plan Of campaign against
Bourbonism and the Bourbons. Both
gentlemen desire to reach the same object
by some what different routes, Tie
columns Of the ISrRLuaEScRs are open to
all who desire to express themselves on
this subject. A general discussion will be
a good way to take the sense Of the meet
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If /. be agresd that the revenue from
,,jri,ous and malt liquors sball be handed
o,et,O the States part or the whole mighl
b. devoted to free schools, particularly in
those States where the illiterates are very
numerous and the free schools insufficient
mi, would relieve Taxpayers Of the school
,,r and in time Of the burden Of ignorance
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TIE Fairmont West I'agiatan states, and
,bs Iyrv,lleEScEN learns, with pleasure
,h,, there are four more students in at
,sn5,pce at the Normal Gchool than there
Ssre luriug November and December ol
l,,, wear. Other students have sent notice
n ,G4jr intention to enter at the beginning
ol,bs winter term.
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NEw HAVEN, CT., November s0.-It is re-
ported the Winchester Arms Company
New Haven, and the Union Metallic Cart
ridge Company, Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, and
alarge cartridge company at Lowell, Mass,
have combined, and la the future will act
together as 9 syndicate, controlling the
cartridge manufacturing industry Of the
country. The Union Company employs
1900 operatives and the Winchester nearly
as many, independent Of 9 large number
working on guns.
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wAsuiNoToN, November SO.@John T.
Raymond produced hiS new play aFor
Congress- p written for him by David D.
Lloyd, Of the New, York Tribune, at the
National Theatre, with great success. The
play, which Is political Batire, was re.
ceived with almost continual laughter and
applause by the audience, which crowded
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rlrhi WIN nnrrInra.

sCHelNSArL November 3O.-The Times.
Star, Shelby, o., special says: An attempt
ed arrest Of four burglars this morning re.
suited in the shooting ef the marshal and
baggage-master, and the killing Of two oi
the burglars The other two were arrested.
The marshal and baggage-master are Sc.
yerely wounded, but may recover.
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NRw YoRK, November so.-An illus
trated paper here endoEes the plan pro-
posed by the Titusyills Herald for holding
The Republican National. Convention next
wear al Chautauqua. The claim put forth
% Il 10 q central convenient and suitable
place,
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r,,s address Of the Democratic Commit,
10. Of Virginia does no: alter the material
i,s, ss ,bs, there was slaughter OF negroes
=, III D,pyille, and that tue negroes remained
. r,v from the polls under intimidation.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., November 30.-1i
was expected that twenty Democratic mem
bers Of the New York delegation would at
tend the Conference tonight, but only six
teen put in anappearance. Upon the pro,
position to vote for Cox until released by
him from any obligation TO do so, only,
eleven votes were cast in the affirmative.
The other five members would not pledge
themselves to vote for Cox throughout, al
though all expressed a willingness 10 90
into caucus as his supporters. The second
choice Of the five is understood 10 be Ran.
IN =.
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CHIcAeo November SO.-Tslegrams re-
ceived State that Sault St. Marie Is frozen
over, blocking navigation into Lake supe-
rior. All regular line propellos got through
both ways. AS Marine insurance expired
at noon to-day navigation. except between
adjacent ports, Is practically closed for the
winter.
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Iris remarked by the Fairmont lnde''
,bst "west Virginia has never been con
Genial climate for bossism and Is not likely
to be for long time to come" We can
MS. agree with this view SO long as the
dominant party in this State is engineered
by very complete Boss machine. We
shall admit, however, that q Republican
Bias machine would do no bstter, all such
contriyances being odious. IN
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prrrsDuReu, November SO.-Col. Archi'
bald Blakely, a prominent attorney and
council Of Milton Weston, the Chicago
claimant OF the Murrayville:gas well, wat
arrested tonight for completely in the late
riot. -Four charges have been preferred
against him, one Tor murder and three lol
felonious assault with intent to kill.
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WHEELING WEST vA DECEMBER ]. 1888

the house. The President, many members
Of Congress and other distinguished per:
SONS were present. Raymond was called
before the curtain after each act. One of
the prominent features OF the play, which
created great amusement, was district
convention for the nomination OF Con.
gresham, novelty on the stage.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. November 3o.-The
machinery moulders employed at Oliver
Bros. 4 Phillips threaten TO strike Monday
unles, the notice OF a ten per cent reduc.
ton in wsges Is Withdrawn. II Is likely
similar reductions will be made In other
establishments, and that there will be
,nnmerous strikeR.
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n Di'pateh TO ne hste!li5eaeer.

Special Dtpateh 10 ne Etellt5taetr.
B4RSEsvlLLE, O., November 9o.-New:
ton, a teamster, waskilledhere to-day bya
log wagon going in ditch and turning
over on him. Il was loaded with logs and
crushed his shoulder and head.
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DIED.

PowHALI-en Friday. November g, 1889. q
J. ]. Ano n. Po6. ALL
Funeni from the rshdsnro OF parents, in the
Eighth ward, oa Sunday afternoon q. Q O'Clock.
Intefmsat q, NJ, Zion Cemetery.
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PARKERsBuRs, W. Va, November 3o.-
The funeral service, OF Ex-Governor W. E.
Stevenson will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sunday afternoon, at
Q O'Clock, after which the remains win be
inferred In R;yeryiew Cemetery, 10 is u
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cOyeRrssNEx WLs1S and Gibson cam
:. ~rrb Iess than vote for free trade
UO,.tsr. U0 ,I Tuut is the kind Of Congress
nsp they are. G,! West Virginia isn't q
t,sr trade State.