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REsTERn UNioN kEroRr.
The Growth aud Prosperity Of the Great
Telegraph Company.

The Groath aud Prosperity Of the Great
Telegraph COMPANY.
NEw YoRx, October l0.-The annual re-
port Of President Green, Of the Western
Union telegraph compsuy, elbows the COM
pany to be in very fattering condition
financially. The company hold securities
in various telegraph, telephone and other
compsuies, the market value OF which is
nov over sl0o 900 900, and according TO
the report most Of thess securities ate ap.
precis,ing rapidly in value. The securities
do moi represent the stocks Of the telegraph
companies leased 10 the Western Union,
most Of which are owned by It, aggregating
some So c.o, COO more. The company hes
49,, ,726 miles OF wire aud 1871 officer.
There were 40,5Sl,iT messages handled
during the year, the receipts from which
were SIS, ,454 902 0S. against Sl7,ll4,l ,l65 90
Last year. Tns expenses for the year Just
closed were Sll,794.55S 40, leaving a net
profit Of $500, ,S4s 5s,
The report calls attention 10 the
growth and increase Of the property and
business OF the company since July, 1866.
During this period the lines have been in
creased fourlold with nearly six times ss
much wire facilities and six times e. many
offices handling seven tmts as many mCS.
sages, three umC3 % much groes revenue
and making threetold as much net profits
in one year Notwithstanding thatthe av-
erage rate per message + the public hsI
bt an reduced from $l.4 7-l0 In 1885 to IS
cents in 1888. The past year exhibits an
increase Of 1924 miles. Of line, or about
ten per cent oi 5S,35S miles Of wire, being
fifteen and half per cent over the pre- sent
year, while the earninH show an increase
Of S234 ,O93, ,7G6, or about fourteen per cent,
and the net profits an increase Of $542,.
go 6S or about eight per cent Of the year
preceding. The increase Of Sl,70s, ,457
being eighteen per cent of the groes
expenditures Is because Of rentals paid for
American cables, the Cuba cables and the
Gold aud Stock Telegraph Company (all
the rentals paid by the company being
charged IN current expenditurt3), whilst
these rentals were pain for only . small
portion Of the preceding year. The per.
centage Of cost Of operating the land lines
OF the company has been steadily reduced.
The company Is pursuing the policy Of
steadily reducing the rates to the public and
hrs extended the rate oi 20 cents per me1-
sage TO and from New York city until that
rate coyera larger area than is embraced
In the whole OF Great Britsin. The net
earnings for the year were over Q per cent
Of the capital stock above the fixed charges,
and this, the management believe, will be
consideraly increased for the current year.
In conclusion the President congratulatcs
the stockholders on the successful ending
Of the litigation againss the company, and
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wAsHlsGToS, D. O., October lo.-An
intert sting gaud close contest Of four.cased
shell race wps rowed over the Potomac
couIse this afternoon by a crew from the
Columbia Boat club aud crew from the
Potomac club, both Of Washington, the
latter winning the championship cup at q
recent Potomac river rsE4ua. The race
was hotly conte3ted throughout At no
time was there more than boata length
between the crew.: The Columbias won
in 9.222 10. Potomacs time OF. The
course was one and hall mile straight
aWay Nf.
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At Bridgeport SIS votes were cast in all.
The vote on Governor, the county ticket
and the LIQUOR amendments was as follows:
.Governor.Foraker, 507; Hoadly, 800.
State Senator'S. Hoge, sos; A. J. snrei-
Der. 307.
Representative Samuel Hilles, 625; Jno.
D Howard, 2S7.
Wm. B. Cssh, 29S.
Auditof-rhomas B. Jackson, 500; Roes
Barrett, SlS
treasurer. B.Hoge, 4sl; Ed Feeley SS2.
Recorder-Wm. Hobbs, 524; John @.
Mitchell, $50. ....
COmnissioner-Morris Cope, 500; JEFF.
Patterson, 249.
Inflrmary DirectOr-JOseph BaiIy, 5l6;
John White, 2o5. .. 10. I...f.l
For Liquor Taxation, l5?; against, 5l4. :,
Prohibition, Yes, All, Ne, 500.
The total vote at Bridgeport precinct was
sl5, OF which al were for the second
amendment majority Of eighth favor Of
prohibition.
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Gke gnteliaenttn.

.Io.. 25 aud "a Fourteenth street.
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Chicago, October l0-President Hobles,
Of the Board Of Trade, SAYS the proposition
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
to pay $4,000 year for the quotations,
has been informally considered, but will
hardly be accepted, ss Minneapolis bust
ness men stand ready to pay s., 600 for the
exclusive use Of the quotations in that city
alone. Il is rumored that the Telegraph
Company Is willing to handle the quoia.
lions, dividing the income with the Board
and delivering the quotations to only those
whom the Board desires to have them 70.
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Belueen the Upper and the neither MIL



Never mind the figures. The fact is
saough. Our Republican friends in Ohio
are deisated-whipsaWed between the Ii
g1or interest and the Prohibitionists.
Its arepeution and an segrayation OF
What happened year ago. Then as now
The Republican party, yielding to a moral
sentiment" which should have been kept
ou, Of politics, drove off so. much of the
liquor interest as had theretotore acted
with i, and considerable number st per,
nns not engaged in the liquor
bcaLess but who we're equally op-
psed to tie liquor legislation for
which the Republicans Of Ohio were
responsible. TINS was not entirely unex.
peced. In return the Republicans hoped,
ntheyhAd right tohope, for the support Of
the temperance element. Having dared
50 much they we're entitled to this COM
peasation. Twelve thousand Prohibition
is:S voted their hopeless ticket followed
their mcral sentiment to the last ditch, and
made sure Of the defeat Of the Republican
parry.
Practically the same thing has happened
asAin. 1.-THE present imprssion be borne
cut by the analysis Of the vote, 1t will ar-
pear that there was disgraceiul trading by
the Prohibitions with the Democrats-ihat
the! put in Democratic votes in exchange
Ior Prohibition votes, and they. were r.
publican Prohibltionists who did it b.
tween the two stools the Republican
party in Ohio came to the ground.
Ohio Republicans have probably had
enough Of the Prohibition business. They
are lot likely to be thrice fooled by the
people who take but will net give. TIE
Republicans can not carry Ohio without
considerable help from the German.Ameri.
can vote. OF German born voters alone
there are over 5000, and the second gen.
eFAtion is not far removed from the inst in
hostility to what is considered by Germans
As an abidgement Of personal liberty.
Tie Republican party has more to live for
than the one question involved in pro-
hibiiou Of the liquor traffic.
The National Republican party needs
Ohio, and il Ohio can not be kept in the
Republican column with the championship
Of heroic Eouor laws fastened upon the
Republican party, the Republican party
must shake OF the weight and keep Ohio
where it belongs.
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rRArpnLiNryorlNe.
Repeating at Cissinna,i aud In Clos,
Counties-DemoeratE Worried.

Cuuntles-betnntEHu "vFeas
SpEriGl Dlspr.eh Iotke hie'ltOeaesr .
co1rinrs, o., October lo.-word Ssa
received here from Springfield tonight
that Governor F.ster had passed through
that city on special train bound for
Cincinnati, and stopped only long
enough 10 get exSpesker Keiter, The
object was to Jet to the caeen Cly,in time to
pre-. emit the counting Of fraudulent votes
cast Yesterday. The rumor Is groundless
a 10 Foster, for he IL in Columbus, though
Keller went to Cincinnati from Spring.
d sld on the receipt Of telegram from Rich
ard Smith.
Evidence accumulates that repeating in
close counties and in Cincinnati helped
largely 70 the result. The Democratic com.
mit,ee are greatly worried for fear frauds
viii be discovered. But the msiority
Is TOO large to change the result.
Irhe whole Democratic Lei i.ialiye ticket
Z elected In Hamilton county at latest sd-
yices, making the General Assembly
strongly Democratic. Arrangements are
making for big Publication here on Fr;;
day night. Cox, Randall, Thurman and
other prominent Democrats will speak.
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ClScrSSATI, October 10.-The fight last
night in Cumminsyille betweena party Of
thirty negroes and an equal number OF
whites with stones as thewespons frs:
used, brought the police to the ground.
Several pistol shots were exchanged. Of
fieer DeLong wss shot in the thigh. Harry
Winters, negro, was shot twice in the
back and is not expected to live. Two
others were seriously wounded. The
negroes were hunting Tor man who as.
saulted one Of their number at the polls,
when they were attacked by a party Of
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LONDON, October l0.-The steamer City
Of Brussels, small vessel of27s tons, from
Belgian ports for London, was in collision
of Grayesend, at o'clock this morning,
with the Ludgste Hill, from London for
New York. The fore compartment Of the
City Of Brussels is full Of water. She was
beached nesr Baskerville. The plates Of
the port-bow Of the Ludgate Hill were
broken and the forecsstle started.
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PITTSBURGH. October l0.-Dr. David Hos.
tetter and h. Sellers Mckee, whose wealth
is almost unlimited, have secured the con.
troll Of all the coal gas companies in the
county and are ats Jrbing the natural gas
companies also. Under their charters they
will have the exclusive privilege to furnish
gas in this county. The monopoly Is said
10 be worth millions.
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ELIZABETH, N. j., October lO.-An axle
on the east bound freight train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad broke at 7:lO this
morning, throwing two freight cars over
on the west track, Just as the esst bsund
B1ston & New England passenger express
came long at twenty miles an hour. The
express locomotive turned completely
over. The baggage car telescoped with a
freight car. Two other freight cars were
completely demolished. Engineer Ed.
ward Keller went over with the engine but
escaped. No body was seriously injured
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PrrrsnUso4, October l0-A Gteensbutg,
Pa, special says: SIX children Of John
Stoufer, Of Lisonier, were poisoned this
morning by eating weeds in the woods
near that place. The mother had been
visiting neiehbor, and when she returned
she found her children lying around the
room 10 all appearances dead. Medical
aid was quickly summoned and after work.
ing with the children for hours. four oi
them were gotten out Of danger. The other
two will die.
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SpoeiGi DPdiea i0Ae IalesfleeAeH'
CeLuNRus ocsober lO.-The telegraph
Offices sre surrounded by lsrss crowds.
The Democrats claim IL the Sale ticket by
1000, and both branches Of the Legislature
by 5 majority. The republicans gained
one In Pike county and lost one each In
Knox. Madison, Noble and Washington,
The returns from Cleveland show tour
DemocfItie' ard Republican Representa'
lives and one Senator for each party, IT ts
rrsnted II this ratio eouttnnes the senate
viii be Republican and poesibly the House
by n small mSioIity.
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HOADLY.
ELECTED GOVERNOR OF OHIO
BY 12OOO MAJORITY.
Republican Party Slightly Disag-
ured but Still in the Field.
The Composition of the Next Leg.
islatare Still in Doubt.
Prohibition has a Chance Of Pull.
ing Through Yet.
Through the Gloom Republican
Iowa Shines out Brightly.
The State Ticket and Both Houses Ol
Legislature Elected.

Co1uxBus, O., October 1O.-we have re.
turns from seventeen Democratic counties
and thirteen Republican counties, inclu.
ding Cuyahoga, which shows net Demo
cratic gain Of 60. Hamilton county is not
included, which will show Republican
gain Of 5000. This leaves Hoadly with u
majority Of II 900, which Foraker will not
probably overcome.
HoADLY's PROBABLE MAJORITY.
Seyenty-seven counties reported unofi-
cially, give Foraker a net gain Of 6.0sS.
The eleven counties yet to hear from gave
net Republican majority Of 22,9O9 in 1882.
Hoadly smsiority viii probably reach from
5000 10 10000. OF the u counties heard
from the Republicans carry IS and Demo
crats 45. OF the II to hear from Republi-
cans carried and the Democrats 4 in 1852.
The Legislature is still in donbt. Thesec.
'ond amendment has 4 chance yet. --z-.
|. CoLyxBus, O., October l0-&l5 P. NJ.
.All but three counties are reported I'M
officially, showing net Republican gains OF
6.24S.; The three remaining counties will
not change the result materially. Hoadly's
msjority In the State will be about Il, 600.
The Legislature is doubtful, but the
chances are in favor OF the Democrats. No.
one has figured on the Second Amendment
to-day, and NO reliable information is
available. No returns have been received
from Hamilton county regarding II.
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BELMONT COUNTY.
somethipg saved ID the wreck of Nat.
tar and Crush of Worlds.


ter and Crush Of Worlds.
The result in Belmont county will do to
point to with pride in the absence Of any
thing more pride inspiring. Mr. Samuel
Hilles, the Republican candidate for Rep
resentstive, is elected to succeed Mr.. Wag-
uer, a Democrat, in the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, by handsome majority. He
will make a more than creditable repre-
sentative. The Republican State Senator,
Solomon Hogue, is elected from Belmont
aud Harrison counties. The entire county
Republican ticket, with the possible ex-
cePtion Of Auditor and the probable exeep.
ton OF Treasurer, is elected by comforts
bic majorities. Republican gains are re-
ported from nearly all precincts 30 far
heard from. -
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O,DouneiI,s Cas. Z

LONDON, October l0.-Guy, solicitor itr
oDonnell, the murderer Of Carey, rays re
has received only E3o0 SO far for the dt.
Tense Of his client, which has been spent in
bringing witnesses from the Cape Of Good
Hope. 0Donnell has daily interviews with
Guy. He complains Of the severity OF
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coTapoadenoe Of lk Iatslli0aor:
ST. CLAiRsvnLE, O., October lo.-Fora-
aker's msiority in Belmont county is from
$50 to 200, Hilles about 100, Cash 90,
Feeley lC0, Barrett 500, Hobbs 200.
These figures are made from returns re.
ceived. The poll books will not be opened
end the vote canyassed until tomorrow.
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Pr1sBuRsH, October l0.-The window
glass lockout continues without change be
ing apparent. The question Of stocks at
idle factories hiss not yet had any effect on
the situation. Trade is reported as dull as
ever with no prospect Of improvement.
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ST.. LOUIS, October lO.-Adviet, from
Fayetteville, Ark, says: U. s. Deputy
Marshal:, Perry and Weatherford, while
guarding some Indian prisoners Monday
night, quarrelled over game Of cards,
drew their reyolyers and killed each other,
one firing three and the other seven shots.
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What q SpreadinE sulleh Did.

NEWARK, n. j., October lO.-By the
spreading Of a switch on the Pennsylvania
railroad at West EBzabetn this morning,
the engine Of . wpstbound freight train
and two cals were derailed and wrecked,
the track torn up for short distance and
trains delayed two hours. No one was
bnYt
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Other Preeinets,

Mead township: Foraker, 100; Hoadly,
9O4. The balAnceot the Republican State
ticket run at l23 votes, with correspond
ing increase on the Democratic Stste ticket
from Hoadly down. The balance Of the
vote stood For Senator-Hogue, l23
Schreiber, gil. Representatives. Hilles,
l9& Howard, ,9O6; Danford, l42, Cash, lso;
Jackson, l2S; Barrett, 207; J. B. Hose, 1872;
Feeley, &c; Hobbs, l25; Mitchell, 2ll:
Cope 1877; Patterson, S97: Bailey, III;
White, 2l7. Judicial Amendment, 81 yeas,
and I4S nays. Regulation, 9S yeas, and
l48 nays Prohibition, $50 yeas, and $50
w Washington township: Foraker, lsli
Hoadly, iSS; Hilles, 1871; Howard, 1893,
Daniord, Isl, Cash. 129, Jackson, 1853;
Barrett, 1866; ]. B. Hoge, l7S; Feeley, 1874;
Hobbs. ls2; Mitchell, lSS; Cope, ISL; Pat.
terson, lS2; Bailey, 1871 White, l28. Ju.
dicial Amendment, lis yeas and lis nays
lo8 Republicans voted yea on Prohibition
and 81 Of them voted no, while q Demo
crats voted yea and lO3 no.
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Railroad lease.

PITTSBURGH, October lo.-Priyate tele-
grams from New York tonight, cay nego.
tintions for the lease Of the Pittsburgh 4
Western Railroad Company. controlling
over 800 miles Of the road, to Jewett Of the
Erie system Is about completed.
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We have an elegant line OF all kinds OF
Underwear In plain anH fancy coIorS, At.
prices which cannot far 10 lie q our custo-
merA. Oar lins Of F, Il II N:ekWtGr unsur
passed. Just reoeiud alJth invoice OF
Dude BowS for stand ng nd .ura down col.
lAn. n. GUEDLING 4 Co,
Leading Furnishsr, 80 Twelfth street
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At PiHsbursh-Providence, l9; ALE,
> ss tndianapolis-Detroit, g. 1ndianapo.
At St Louis-Nsw York, Q; St Louis. 4.
At Baltimore-Boston, 9; Baltimore, Z.
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IAM receiving my fall stock Of womea's
misses and childfens Shoes and mems Ane CALI
hAnd.seWed Ehoes In all the different styles
10 which invite an inspection. haye
added several new lines 10 those ] have been
keeping heretofore, making complete ASsort.
mant ol dne and medium Hoods.
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Obituary.

Special DiSpateh 70 he Ia:eQi9eaer.
CLARxsRuRe, WA, October 10.-Noah
Dunnington, an aged and much respected
citizen Of this place, died this morning.
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snial Di,paieA 10 ut iHisciOa.e1
CADn October lO-HarriSOn county.
official vote, gives Republican msiorities as
follows: Foraksr:5lo; Rose, oI7; Hogue,
senator 4sS; Lantz, Rspr sentative, 500
Jho COUNTY ticket Is all elected. The vots
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PITTSBURGH, October 10-Yesterday B.
C. Frick 4 Company closed big coke deal
purchasing. Warden 4 Fairs interests in
the coke works Of CjliHger, FAR & Co., on
the southwest branch OF the Pittsburgh
railroad.
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In Colerain township the vote was:
Governor-Foraker, 1877; Hoadly, l5S.
State ssnator-Hoee, 1876; Schneider, 1856.
RepresentRtive-Hillee, zoe; Howard, ,l4S.
Clerk-Daufofd, 200; Cash, III.
Auditor-JGckson, l79; Barrett, l72.
Tressprer-Hoge, 1876; Feeley, l52.
Recorder-Hobbs, 906; Mitchell. LAG.
Commissiouer-Cope, .9ls; Patterson,
iharnary Director-BaIley, 1877; White,
Judicial amendment-Yes, 96S; No, 81.
Liquor taxation-Yes, So No. $40.
Prohibition-Ye,, 24li-No, 2ll, msjor.
ity Of so for Prohibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11

PENSACOLA, FLA, October lO.-Eyery
physician in Pensacola has signed q Ger,
tiacase that no case of yellow fever exists
in the city. There is great excitement over
the course OF DR.. Cochran and the position
in which be has placed Pensacola.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11

LrxISeros, KY, October 1O.-The Ken
tucky Hore Breeders' Association to-day
had fne attendance and splendid sport.
The snfnished races OF the 2;2S class result
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11

Sseial DipateA 10 W LaialipsAass.
observation-disclosures, O., October lo-The
Democratic psj1ti.y in Tnscarawas county
"a ahnrt 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11

OTTAWA, October 10.-A rumor js cur
rent that the Government has received q
private cablegram stating that Sir STAT
ford Notheote .wss danger ously wounded
at q small town in Ireland yesterday.