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CINCINNATI, November 27,-The District
Court gave an unanimous decision this
morning in favor Of Hawkins, Sheriff, in
the contest brought by Beresiord, Republic
can. The ground Of the contest was on
tickets known as "except." These tickets
were not counted by the judges for Beres-
ford. These we're Democratic tickets,
printed with the name Of Beresford substi.
tuted for HAWKING, and distinguished from
the regular Democratic ticket by the
words under the title "except" for sher III.
The Court holds all such tickets illegal, be-
ing In their nature opposed 10 the inten-
tion Of the statute on the subject, which Is
to prevent deception Of voters.
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PARKERsRURG.
Kelley Convicted OF Highway Robbery
FlyeThousand Dollar Fire.

Special DipGieh 10 he IHteili0eteer.
PARKBRsBuIe, W. Va, November 81
Lelley, the man who knocked down Nuhart
with pailing, and then robbed him, was
to-day found guilty Of that charge. He re-
Gently served a term at Moundsville for
breaking into Gilbert's store here.
This morning about 4S0 o'clock fire
broke out in the brick store house Of W.
II. Hunter, on First street, just back from
Market street, completely destroying the
building, and cutting the upper story Of
the store house Of Matthew Ward on Mar
ket street, and damaging several other
buildings, Loss about f7e thousand dol.
lars, partially insured.
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IndianepoIis Wants the Convention.

ISDASAr,LIs, IND, November "a
largely attended meetingof prominent citi-
zans was held in this city this evening.
Resolutions were passed requesting. the
National Republican Committee to hold lis
next session in this city, pledging all
necessary accommodations for the dele.
gates and the erection OF a large building
for the use Of the convention. Assistant
Secretary New, Postmaster General
Gresham, Commissioner Dudley and the
Congressional delegation were appointed
as committee to press the claims Of
Indianapolis before the National Republi'
can Committee. -r
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, November 27.-The
Journals Coasysvil!e, Kansas, special
says: At the village Of Johnsbury, Sunday
night, @. B. Hendrick and wife went to the
house Of young man named Thos.
Maguire and accused him Of mallgning the
latter's character, and shot him dead. The
evidence indicates the woman did the
shooting. Both were arrested and confined.
Afterwards an unknown pelson fired
through the window wounding Hendricks.
He will probably die. -.
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TgipLE TRAGEDY.
An Indian M Stab, His wife, Kills His
t,nifd and Commits Sniciue.


Guild and Commits Suicide.
MuSciE IND, November 2I-I.ast satur-
day night Rial Scott committed an act
which created the widest excitement in
the nstehborhood Of Eaton, a email village
twelvssmiles north Of this place, where he
lived. Some two years ago he deserted his
wife, with whom be had lived short time
very disagreeably. A few weeki ago he re-
turned and swore she would 1--we with him
OF he would take her lie. At the time
mentioned he went to her lonely home and
commanded her togo with him and begis
life anew. She refused, when hs stabbed
her 10 death, then killed his child, after
which he completed his terrible work by
taking dose OIL morphine, from the effects
OF which he died.
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HoSo Koso, November 27.-The Cover.
nor Of Hong Kong has Just returned from
a trip to Pelsin, where he saw the principle.
ministers Of the Chinese empire. He Is Of
the opinion that China Is resolved to fight
II forced much further by France In the
Tonquin matter. China, he says, has100,-
900 trained men available for operations
against the French. =
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AswEgrINa REDUCTION.
A General Cut In Iron.WSraerb' Wages
at Consh ohockeR, Pa.

~ NohbhohtCA1ht :"
CoxsHoHccKEN, Pa, November 27-Al.
len Wood & Co., J. Wood & Dros,, and j.
Wood Lukens, iron manufacturers OF this
place, posted up notices around their re-
spective works on Saturday announcing a
general reduction Of wages which will go
into effect on Monday. December .. The
wages OF employees receiving ST 90 per
day and upward will be cut down 10 per
cent. Hands who receive Sl.40 per day
will be reduced to Sl,30, and laborers' wa
ges will be lowered from SLY to Sl.l5 per
day. This sweeping reduction applies to
ali mill hands except the puddlers, who
are working under q scale Of Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia prices. The puddlels
were cut were several weeks ago, and it is
understood that they will suffer another re-
duction in short time. Dullness of the
iron trade Is given as an excuse for the
lowering Of the v ages, and II is understood
that the iron workers will submit to itwith
good grace.
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The coal q feetconiinued passing yesterday.
In addition to the shipments reported yes-
terdey as having been sent out Of Pittsburgh
on Sunday. there were sent out during Mon
day, the Eagle, Little Fred and Onward, for
Clncinr ati. and the Sampson No. g Nellie
Speer, Belle MCGOWAN, Veteran and Tom
DodSworth for Louisville. These shipments
together with those previously reported, foot
up 2,228,0 bushels for Cincinnati, and
039, 900 bushels for Louisville, or 5,S05, 900
bushels on the present rise. As the lower
markets ware already well stocked before
this rise tine indications are that the posi-.
bilities Of a coal famine this season arc some.
what remote. .
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Names u,sd yYllnout Authority.

PH,LApELpulA, November 81 The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Gays Of
the Railway Shareholder Association
that neither President Roberts nor Di-
rector Casaatt, whose names are mentioned,
know anything Of the enterprise; that the
road Is In no way interested in 1t, and that
the names OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
officers have been used entirely without
authority in connection with the organizes
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NEwRy, November 27.-At q meet.
ing Of 0rangemen, arrangements were
made to hold demonstration counter TO
that Of the Natonalists Sunday next.
Twenty thousand Orangemen promised TO
attend. The railway officers have made
arrangements, 10 run special trains from
Belfast. The magistrates have applied for q
large force OF police and dragoonsto preserve
order. The 0rangemen have arranged to
place 1000 men on the principal roads to
prevent the Nationalists from entering the
fnwn
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IreIap I'd 10 BE Left in tho Cold.

LONDON, November 27.-Marquis o
Harrington, Secretary Of State for War, re-
ferring in speechat Manchester, 10 the
proposed inclusion Of Ireland In the
scheme for parliamentary reform, said It
was uselefs 10 ignore the fact that many
people outside Of the ranks OF the consery-
atives would view with dislike any meas,
ure likely to increase the power Of irrecon-
cilablts In Parliament. Chamberlain,
President Of the Board Of Trade, recently
expressed an opinion in favor Of extending
the reform measure TO Ireland.
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Graves OF the Pilgrim Fathers.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, November H.-1n
making improvements on Coles Hill, the
graves Of the Pilgrims who came over in
the Mayaower and were buried during
the first winter have been discovered, One
was opened to-day and contained the
skeleton Of a middle aged man five feet
nine inches In height. In another grave
the skeleton Of an elderly man was dis.
covered. These are the only grayee Of the
tirst settlers positively identified. Tablets
viii be placed to mark the exact location,
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Joe Jefferson Loses nis Voice.

CHICAGO, November 27.-The Daily
Ne,rs' Peoria, Illinois, special says: Joseph
Jefferson, tie actor, at four o'clock this
morning wss stricken with sudden and
complete loss Of his voice, supposed to
have been caused by playing at Rockford
last night when suffering from o severe
cold. de may be able to talk again with
in a week or ten days, possibly not for q
month.
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KINGSTON, ONT, November 27.-At q
meeting Of the City Council, Alderman
Carson moved, and Alderman Whiting
sseonded, that the thanks OF the Council
be rendered Capt. Abbie Thompson, Of the
Salvation Army, for her laboEs In Kings
ton and the amount cf good done during
the last nine months. The other Alder.
men rushed from the cham Der in a body
and did not return.
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Don'f ApIii the MIR.

"rhs,e Is no use crying over spilled milk, y
says the old say. ,' II you are, are not S9 only bald
but baye no lie s,a IN the roofs 'S.t o. your h Rs
both time aud yourself by the iorelock while
there il q forelock left, Apply Pafker's Hail
BalFAm 70 your hair before matters get worse
II viii arrest the falling of OF your hair and
restore ii 10 lis original color, gloss and soft
ness. Itisa perfect drtsdng withAl, clean
richly psrtumsd, cools and heals the scalp.
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Iy.,c Nh tonnected WIN n.

LONDON, November 27.-The Irish Gov.
ernment authorities have discovered that
the Fenians, o'Riordan and Captain Nc
Cafferty, for whom rewards are offered, are
residing in Ireland and America respec-
lively, The Government is satished they
were not connected with the recent explo.
sion at Praed street station OF the Metro
nolitan underground railway.
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Epglnud Courtlnr the Pope.

LONDON, November 27.-The Tdmesstates,
unauthoritively, that Errington, the Eng.
lish representative to the Vatican, is not
empowered to negotiate in behalf Of the
Irish prelates. Many American Bishops
now in Rome are said to be strongly oppoa-
ed to the object Errington is alleged to
have in view: to obtain from the Pope o
further condemnation Of the IriRh political
movement. ~
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CHICAGO, November H-Leopold &
Austrian, agents for the steamer Manistee,
have received report from the captain Of
the tug which went over the course the
Manistee should have taken, and also re-
port from the captain Of the steamer Hack:
lev, both Of which confirm the finding oi
pieces Of the wrecked steamer, making
certain Of the fact Of her los, with all on
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GENERAL RcskcRANs hes hatched a great
scheme for giving strength to the Democra-
tic party. But after he hes raised 81 ,5oO,-
900 year what is he going TO do with it?
Going to use it in electionsH The Demo-
cratic party has yelled itself red in the face
over the use Of money in elections. 1t may
be that General Rosecrans only intends to
start Wm. Il. Barnum out on great mule
buyinp expedition.
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TIE reduction OF wages in some iron
mills, and the shutting down OF others,
gives great comfort to free traders. They
soy It proves the failure OF the policy Of
protection. The zane thing began earlier
in free trade Great Britain. What does 1t
prove there? Let us have 1t all explained.
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Ex.SEResANr MASON should bear himself
more modestly in this hour Of his good
fortune. 1t is not ju7tice, but mercy that
has fallen to him. Stern justice would
have kept him in prison to the end OF his
term. We believe the country approves
the clemency which the Pelident hes ex-
tended to him, but il he is going to swagger
he will lose what sympathy he had.
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wings.

Ben BurLEn has time before he goes out
oil Office TO be raped over the knuckles
once or twice more by the Supreme Court
Of Massachusett1. 1t used to be thought
that Benjamin was lawyer. Now he
appears to be only a politician, and a de-
iealed one at that.
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West Virginia we continue to many
and to be given in marriage-indication OF
prosperous and virtuous people. Our
summary to-day will give some idea Of the
extent and distribution Of the newly-wed-
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ro Ac,Iop Necessary.

WASHINGTON, D. O., November 27.-Rs.
Gently the Commissioner Of Pensions sug-
oested that Secretary Teller formulate rules
70 n,event any but reputable members Of
tSs iesaI proiession from practieing before
ihs Interior Department as claim agents.
To-day The Secretary sent a long letter 70
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THOSE embryo pharmacists at Washing
ton who couldn't stand the presence ot a
colored student must be very nice young
men. Some Of us are going to be very
much surprised when We get to heaven to
see the black angels tapping their white
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C,scoSxAu, November PA number
Of theleading capitalists Of the city have
called q meeting for Friday, to organize
stock company Of half a million capital to
establiSh mammoth cotton mill, with o
capacity OF % thousand looms, for the manu-.
iacture Of sheetings and mualins,
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MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, November 27.-
This morning fire consumed the three
story building owned by Lyman Bros, and
occupied by the Lymt n Eliel wholesale dug
company, and J. B. Martin, retail druggist.
Lees Of Lyman Bros. $4,000, insured for
5000, Lyman EIiel Drug Company S75,-
900, insurance s05. coo; ]. B. Martin 5000,
insurance S4.OO1.
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General Dudley declining action in the d.
rection proposed for the reason he consid-
ers the present rules Of the department
sufficiently explicit concerning the exclu.
sion Of "disreputable" persons, and the
law does not compel claim agent to be q
practicing attorney.
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The EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION which
opens in this city this evening will be a
notable event. 1t is hoped that teachers
and friends OF education from elsewhere
will make /. convenient to bs present.
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Mn. JonS G. THOMPSON, it is believed,
would accept tho position Of sergeant-as-
arms il it wire tenLored to him on the
point Of battcring ram. John G. is not
ma Of YOUR forward statesmen.
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OBSERVE that France hes raised the en-
b,rro on eur American pork. Our hog Is
pniily triumphant! Despotic Germany
m,st weaken, or else every stye in this
h,a will rise up in arms.
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Tnr calI Of lhe MipsirlIppi Improvement

TIE cali of the Miasis,ippi Improvement
Committee for a convention cuts out some
work for the Governor OF West Virginia
and the Mayors OF West Virginia cities.
West Virginia has an interest in that
work and it must be looked to. And here
is a chance for the Governor to distinguish
himself by some non.partisau appoint
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Henry viii Delend HIMSELF

LONDON, November 97.--It is reported
that Henry NJ. Stanley, the. African ex-
plorer, intends to defend himself against
the charge made by the committee Of the
African Society Of impatierce in dealing
with natives.
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Ghe Qutsltige'lfer,

-. n... - Wmd ~ Fourteenth street.
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As often as Wall street looks up at that
statue Of Wsshins .on it will be remem.
bered that he "never told lie" aud never
sbeared lambs in the stock market. This
will be very cutting to Wall street. q.
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Tur Board Of Public Works has not
hssn a failure. But If anybody can show
cause why i, SHOULD bc investigated, let
,Ie investigation go ahead, regularly and
,bo,nuvhly,
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vu1oR NAPOLEON isa sensible Napoleon.
ris rure to zee cne OF the name who feels
,sat he hps no part to play in politics" 1t
NAV bo that France no longer has to be
beld no BY the tail. j
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LONDON, November 27.-The Dutch bark,
Judith, from Lovisa Tor Riermerend, was
lost on the coast Of Norway. OF the fifteen
personB on board the Captain ia the only
urviyor,
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rur French are not conducting civilized
r,,r,rs against the Black Flags. Before
,Say 90, through with the Job some French
man will be roasting for II.
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PirrspuEaH, November 27.-sergeant
Mason has accepted an engagement with
Manager Harris and will shortly appear at
the: museum in'this city. Betty and the
baby will not be exhibited.
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NASHVILLE, November ga negro boy
named Pete Jones, was found dead in jail
at Springfield, Tenn, this morning. 1t Is
supposed he was killed by q white named
Ernst Worthipgton, the only other occu.
mint
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The Colored Man oognl to Stick.

WASHINGTON, D. G., November 27.-
Bigelow, President Of the National College
OF Pharmacy and thirty-eight students
left the institute in consequence OF the
admission OF colored man.
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LAST wintetI found positive relief from
Ce.aarh with Ely Cream Balm. Was troubled
for ytaS. IhGye no doubt thorough use
OF dream Ba'm will cure great ma ajority oi
cases,-E D. NoRfoa, Ithaca, n. Y. tsee ad..
TfHAEW
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NAeuvILLE, TENN, November 27.-Fire
early this morning destroyed every bust.
ners house on the public square and Cow
ans building on Main street. Loes, SG5. 600;
insurance, $1,000.
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Mo CARLISLE has some good stock and
I. consistently bulling it. We are afraid
,p.. = ,bs House will have to settle this deli
c,ie question.
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c,xcrySArI is to have 3 cotton mill and a
,s,,o minstrel festival. Cincinnati Is
a,ing a more than hall way to meet her
Smsnilest destiny"
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II anne Of those imaginary correspond
-. rere recalled from Egypt perhaps we
v 'Iorldn't have our feelings narrowed 80
Alan
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remarks on the situation. He is an
other reported candidate, but did not ap'
pear to talk with that in view. After ar
hours talk the matter was referred to the
Trustees.
Gas posts innumerable were ordered, and
at $50 the Branch adjourned.
RETusEs TO GRANT LICENSES.
In the First Branch Mayor Miller pr
sided and all were present except Messrs.
Boring, Comerford, Donaldson, Hull, List
and Zoecklsr. The Branch concurred with
the Second in all business that came up,
and in that acted upon by the Second at
its last meeting. When N. Ebel's applica-
tiop for coffee house license came up,
Mr.. Wilson moved to publish the
same before granting II. This motion was
lost. Afterwards, on motion Of Mr.. Myles,
the action in granting licenses TO Ebel and
Gillies was reconsidered and the applica.
tions ordered published. As this will re-
quire concurrent action on the part Of the
Second Branch, 1t will be some time before
Ebel and Gillies will go into the saloon
business.
The report from the Gas Trustees Of their
and ralaries attached was re-
ferred to the Committee on Salaries
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xR Mn SPRINGER Is candidate Tor
,,. y. sneakership. Well, who doubted 1t?
1rs po, he isn't likely to get there, just the
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rorxcuxAS ScnUITz seems to be look
lonp wsy ahead to reelection.