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CIScNSATr. O., October 2S.-The Com
mqeial Goodies youngstown, o., special
says: At wampum, Pa, piece OF
ground claimed by the Pittsburgh, Cleye.
land & Toledo road and by the PenusyIya.
MIA road, Is in possession Of the former, who
have II fortified and garisoned by 20
men. The Pennsylvania company sent 90
men to-day to seize II. There was skir-
mirshing all day. Both sides sent for re-
Inducements. There was disturbance
to-day also west Of this city, where dis.
pute Ia with the Eagle furnace The
track layers were assaulted by workmen
from theiurnaee but not driven Of.
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The Frenea In AMMAN.

PARIS, October 2S-The Yellow Book
recount the operations OF the French
forces at Tonquin. 1t says that their posi-
ton has materially improved. They now
can move freely 10 all poins in the Red
River delta, and hold all the strategic points
in that territory. Mandarins who resist the
French authority will be removed by en-
voys. King AMMAN and the people are
regaining confidence. The Annamite
troops disbanded and the Black Flags re-
treated. The French army now only awaits
reintorcementst to complete the pacification
VI the country. The book also gives at
length details Of the negotiations with
China, which has been conducted, itsays,
10 good temper on both sides, France.
firmly demanding the non.interiefencs OF
China in Tonquin affaiis and withdrawal
Of her troops from that country, and China
indicating her willingness to come to some
arrangement, but declining to accede to
the demands Of France. y
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Gle k Hook yesterday adm tied to record a
deed made 0etobsr % by C.ementine He'll
and George Hell, her husband, to the Wheel
ing & Elm Grove Railway Company, In COR
sldsTatSn cratic Of $i2S for strip q aad 70 fse.
the first part 10 EaS. Wheeling.
Also a dead made October % by Jacob Els
and wife TO the Wheeling d Elm Grove Rail-
way Company, 10 co; sderalion OF $500, for
$ rip 10 feet wide out Of the property OF
the Il tst part east OF Wheeling hill.
Also deed made October % by Joseph
Klug and wife 10 JIliEs Gross. In considera-
tiou Of 1925, for the south half OF lot 70 on
the west side Of E,izibeth street. -; ::
Also deed made October IS, by the Bal
mont Nail Company, 10 the II, W. & Ky.
Railroad Company. in consideration Of the
sum OF $3.50 and the inlil,lment OF certain
conditions. for the right OF way over the
property of the party OF the first part for the
track OF the party OF the second part. ~
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BLASTED BY POWDER
a souIs FAcroeY 0EvAsrArIr,
R.,ur,lns Ia r.rr,sl. Loo Of III. and DI.a,sr...
nsat-Esht ch,ldrsn ulOwa lsto the AIR.
Some Dead And 0ihsr. nssEltd-t Heart,
rsadlns Scene Of srnsrlnF.

wrLKEspARRR, Pa, October 2S.-Tbe
people Of Kingston were startled this after.
noon by an explosion. The Excelsior squibi
factory had been torn to pieces aud eight
children employed there were blown out.
with the flying timbers in every direction.
No one appears 10 know the exact cause Of
the explosion, but it Ia believed they had
been burning wood in the stove and q
spark had blown cut OF the stove which
had fred keg Of powder. Eight children
ranging from II 10 10 years, were all seri-
olsly injured. y
Matte james, whose body is a crisp and
filed with powder. is dying. Mary Quinn
Is blackened aad burned to a crisp and will
die. Hattie Mess had her feet burned
and was blown into the creek, but will re.
cover. John Evans was so badly burned
that he has since died. James Steele
was burned to crisp, and will die. LIZ.
zie Edwards wss seriously burned bntmay
recover. Mamie Norris was terrible
mass OF scarrifedflesn and il now dying.
Johnny James was terribly burned but
may recover 1t Is expected that four Of
the injured may die before morning.
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y respectable,

THE Democrats Of Buffalo, N. Y, are in
adelightiul state Of dissension. The quar-.
rel turns on the nomination for Mayor, the
present incumbent seekinga denomination
and another Democrat, a wealthy ex.mem.
berOI Congress, declaring he will runiude-
pendent ltis 6ghtof honest rule against
ring power and fraud. The state Of affairs
at present promise to end in Republican
victory in this Democratic stronghold, and
@it is the home Of Governor Cleveland,
Republican SUCCESS will have no mean in
Fluencs on the State election.
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FouETa srRGEr N. E. usDAY soaooI,

FOURTH sTBkEr ni. n. euNpAY eCH00L,
t& 4. October q, 1888. !.
The committee to whom was referred the
preparation OF resolutions expressive OF the
sense OF the school or the death OF one OF our
scholars. Charles Wesley Brockunier, Jr.,
would offer the following:
Charles Wesley Bfockunier, Jr,, became
member OF the school when q child. He
united with the church March II, 1877.
From childhood he was quiet and thought-
ful and remembered his Creator in the daysS
II his youth. He was mild and gentle in /
disposition, courteous a1d obligipg In all re-
lations OF liie. To- Sane qpist way distin-
guished him In death az In iife-his end was
pa;e. We now submit the following reso.
lutions: =
Reso vsd That in the death OF Charles w.
Brockuuier, Jr., We have lost BchoIar whose
life exsmplifisd thoss elements OF character
whichthe Sunday y-Ichool Is designed to i'm
plant and develop.
Resolved, That we will cber'si his memory,
and tnaL we will strive 10 emulate mis- virtues
and meet him In Heaven. -
ReS0lred, That we sincerely sympathizet
with b s bereGved family and friends and
the Gecretary be requested to furnish them
copy OF these r solutions and enter the same
upon the records OF the school. sgty
JOHN BAILIE,
Guy R @. ALLEN, q
K, j. BULLAgp, JR., a... X.
Committee,
After the adoption Of ths report II the
committee II was ordered that 1t be inherited
In the daily papers. sf35., I, :
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THE DEFEaTor BUTLER


Predicted by - ointment Democrat.
Why tho Pa ,ty. will Vote Against aim.
BosroN, MACS, October pa promi-
nent Democrat said 10 reporter this even
ing in regard to Ben Buffers CHANCES Of
election. .......... ,..-
"My mind is not changed in any respect
regarding him. I am dyed.in-lhe-wool
Democrat was born in that faith, and
in the belief Of the, doctrines Of that party
l will die; but lam not, nor wssI ever q
Butler man. 1t is true that voted and
worked for his election last fall because he
was nominated by my party, and l believed
1t my duty to work for our candidate.
l am no lover Of the man, aud tell you
II was a bitter potion to swallow when
l accepted his nomination and pledged
my services in his behalf. Now this Is a
critical situation for the Democratic party.
Should he be elecsed this fall, he would, in
his Falstaili III manner, appear before the
Dem 9cratlc Convention aud demand the
nomination for President OF the United
Stats. His demand would, OF course, be
denied; and he, with John Kelly Of New
York, aud others, would then bolt, and
running on an Independent ticket become
second Breckinridge, and throw victory
once more to the opposite party. l tell you
the situation is tor grave 10 admit OF
any such chance; and il you take the pains
to talk with the lealing respectable Demo.
Gratis yon will find that the majority OF
them agree with me in this view OF the
matter. Allowing that we lose Massachu-
sets this fall, we have bright prospect OF
electiuga President next year. Ot course
Buffers defeat now puts him out ofall pos.
sibility OF claiming any Democratic sup
port for the Presidency, and, with united
party, which We should not have II We
mixed up in the matter, we are bound TO
,r;,, y
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Rev. Henry WARD BREcHRR returned
home on Saturday, and quite reception
awaited him, the prominent feature Of
which was kiss. When this act is per-
formed it ia taken for granted that the par.
ties to 1t are both Of the gentler sex, or OF
the opposite sex. However, it was an en-
thusiastc male parishioner that printed a
kiss directly on Mr.. Beecher's ruby lips.
The passengers who arrived on the same
train and witnessed the proceeding were
amused, disgused or shocked, according as
itsruCk them. We suppress the name oil
the man on account Of his family and his
highly respectable.connections.
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Law AND ORDER
In ~. Lo4is-A society OF Citizenu
Formed I !. tIint City.

I ptetNsI VS.
Formed l.. that City.
ST. LOUIS. October 23-The most promi-
nent citizens Of St. Louis, irrespective Of
party, met in secret counsel last night at
the St Louis club. A Law and Order
League was then organized on plan Of
the Philadelphia Citizens Cammittee Of
One Hundred. Permanent officers were
elected as follows: President, Gerard B.
Allen; Vice President, Carlos s. Greedy; Ex-
ecu,iye Committee, E. G. stanard, Jno. A.
Noble, Ed. Wilkerson, Jas. s. Byndly, VIII.
Lee, James 0. Broadhead and Ethan A.
Hitchcock. Emergency funds Of $1,000
were raised. The anual assessment ot the
League wss fixed at $25. The object Of the
League Is to secure good local government,
fight corruption and political rings, and
especially gambling rings. The action Of
the citizens was the result Of the exposures
by the Post. Dispatch in publishing testi-
mony taken before The late Grand Jury in
relation to corrupt political rings.
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THEY RErunIATEm mIM.
The Democrats Issue au Address TO the
DarIy la nnssachuselta,


BosroN, October 23-The following ad-
drees will be Issued tomorrow by the
"Old Line" Democrats: "Wfthout abating
our opposition to the political views and
methods Of the Republican party, we
believe that Democratic success in the iu'
ture can be neither deserved nor achieved
unless we free ourselves from the charge
OF supporting candidates who have lower
ed the standard Of political morality. We
appeal to your patriotism and sober com.
mon sense to oppose the reelection Of
B.pj. F. Butler. Caring nothing for
party or, principles he subordinates
every public interest to his own
aCprandlzsment. Should he be again
elected the Democratic party OF Massachu-
satts would be held responsible for his
administrative acts and eccentricities,
past and future, while no respon-
3 bility attaches TO us for
any acts Of Mr.. Robinson. Such being
our belief we cannot hesitate to declare
we intend TO use all means that may be In
our power TO secure the defeat oil General
Butler, and will urge all Democrats to ioin
with us In such action.
The Herald says II was announced on
the best, but not official authority, that s.
A. Abbott, nominated TO the second place
on the Democratic State ticket, declines.
Abbott informed his friends he had no
sympathy with Butler =. :.
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nIyfK News.
siiscelianeous NotesF Prom the Leyes
eRep0rts.

1
TeIegraphic Reports.
The river Is about stationary at this point
and the depth in the channel Is 9 feet o
inches. Business is very dull. ss..1,f.
| The Little Anna left at 3 ?. NJ, for Carine.
ton, and the Frank Stein at $3.50 for New
Martinsyille. The cattle passed up with an,
empty. !, -
The G. W. Anderson, Captain Jack Harr1.
sons popular low w4ter pa, kat got away at
$50 p. N. with all shg could carry on The
present stage OF water, for Cincinnati .''ti'
The O. W. Bachelor did not get Ii, from
PArkerebnrg until p. N. She found the
water too lJw for safety, aud went to bank
above the Su'psnsiOu bridge. The Little
Boone took her place in the Petersburg
trade, leavicg at 3:30P N.
CINCINNATI, October 23.-River o feet and
rising. TX
GREESsBoEo, Pa, October 23.-Riyer II ftet
and stationaty;.weaEber clear. ~ q
olL Cry, October 23 River 8 inches and
on stand; weather cloudy and cool.
PARKER, Pa, October 23,-Riyer 8 inches
and on stand; weather cloudy and cool.
PrnBuRoH, Pa, ostobsr 2s.-Rtyer foot
0 inches and rising; weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, KY., October 23.-Rlyer 4 feet
2 inches In the cana; weather cloudy and
cool. = y :
MoRoAxTows, W. Va, oetobsr 2s.-Riyer
2 feet aud stationary; weather cloudy; theY.
mometer $50. n ~
RrcE's LANDING, Pa, October % River A
feet 10 inches eud stationary; weather cloudy:
Thermometer G2o. ~
BRowssvlLLE, Pa October 23.-Riyer 4 feet
3 inches and dictionary; weather cloudy;
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BOILER ExpLOsIOs

Al BeIpre, Ohio-One Man Killed and
Others Fatally Injured.
Special Dlspdtct 10 the Iateligaieer.
PARKgRspuRG, October ga terrific ex-
plosion occurred this afternoon at the
Buckeye pump factory, Belpre, O., just op-
posite this city. AT employe was thrown
forty feet through a window. George
Miller had his leg broken and was badly
scalded. John Garloch. the engineer, is
severely scalded; and, it is thought, that
Frank Brookhart and JAS. Hutchinson will
die. Thomas Lee wss badly hurt. o. D.
LAGRANGE died from injuries. The loss OF
property is about one thousand dollars.
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Tng manner in which many foreigners
are received in this country is, perhaps, be.
coming a little loo disgusting. The sloppy
interviewer contributes greatly to this
nausea by the idiotic questions he asks and
the language he puts into the mouths Of
visitors, and the minuteness with which he
notes every motion, scowl and smile.
Among the many silly questions asked an
alien is, "what do you think Of the coun-
uy? What do they think Of US on the
other side, anyhow? s., Irs ~
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RocKpoRr, IND, October 2S.-Fnncis ].
Kelly, arrested at Illinois for murder,
reached here last night and made con-
iession, that having been threatened by R.
T. Arnett, owner Of the little trading boat
for whom be was working, he determined
on the night OF September 90, after Arnett
had gone to bed, 10 escape. Remember
ing Arnett's threat to follow and kill him,
he went back and shot Arnett in the head
as he lay asleep. He took his, money, set
fire TO the boat and escaped with the skitf.
Kelly is but II years old.
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TuEMAnQu's orLAssDowNE
sworn Into once Amid Great. Pomp and
En husinsni.

sworn Into once Aihtd 6reat. fomphnd
En- hasinsni.
QurBEc, October 23.-The Marquis OF
Lansdowne has been sworn into Office with
considerable pomp and ceremony. The
enthusiasm OF the populace was very great.
The Governor General landed about 10
o'clock and drove to the department build
ing, escorted by military staff. The
programme was strictly adhered to. The
Governor General, in reply to the address
Of The Mayor and Council Of Quebec, said
~ have listened with feelings OF utmost
gratitude to the courteous and hoepitable
terms in which you have bern pleased TO
welo 1me our. arrival on Canadian soil. l
thank you for the reception you have
given nc. shall not esslly forget 1t,
and l trust that my regard 1t as happy
auyuryn
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EpI ,COpAL CONvEaIIOS.
The Proceedings of that Body In y :ssion
ut tPhtIadeIphIa.

Mt tPht1aueIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-The tiener-
al Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church reconvened this morning. In the
House Of Deputies, trustees were named
for the ensuing year for the General Theo-
logical Seminary. Memorials Of deceased
members were also adopted.
Rev. DR.. Benedict, Of Southern Ohio,
offered resolution that, the House Of
Bishops concurriDg. the sessions Of the
Conference continue for the purpose Of
considering the report Of the Committee on
the Book OF Common Prayer as long as
there shall be quorum Of both Houses, or
until consideration Of the report shall have
been completed.
Objection being made, the resolution
was placed on the calendar.
A resolution that the General Oonven-
tion adjourn October 26th, was referred.
The report against the tentative use OF
any portion OF the Book Of Common
Prayer was adopted.
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WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Upon recon-
mendation OF the Commissioner Of PEN
sions, the Secretary Of the Interior has
ordered the suspension Of the following
named pension attorneys: ]. R. Cilley,
RoCkland, Me; Francis REGISTER, Phlladel-
phis: VIM. II Druen, Philadelphia; Milo
b. Stevens & Co., Of Cleveland, Wishing
ton, Detroit and Chicago; VIM H. Wills
& Co., Of Washington, D. O., and Jas. II.
Russell & Co., OF Trenton, N. ]. The Com
missioner recommended that some OF the
sboye.named persons be disbarred.
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PlrrsDvReu, Pa, o:tober 2S-The cou-
dition Of the iron and steel business at
present is fairly good and from the indica.
tons there will be plenty OF work for some
mon,hs 10 come. all the mills are In OPP
Grafton, and many have been running
double time. Manufacturers report an
abundance Of orders, but everything is
very Olosely margined.
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augury.'

PtTrspuReH, October 2S-Robert Morri-
rison, ERq filed papers this afternoon in q
libel suit sgainst the Commercial Gd'ette, Of
this city, claiming 100000 damages. Nor
rison is an internal claim agent, and dur.
ing his absence from the city some weeks
APO an article was published in the Com
pIsrcidl Go: te ond other papers here TO the
effect that lie lef, for parts uhknowo, and
al The time Of his departure he had un'
earned tves and valuable papers OF numer-
Gus clients in his possession.
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PRESS ASSOCIATION,
EDITORS OF THE STATE IN COUNCIL
or.tory, Wit and Poetry for the First Day. Ia.
tsilee,uai Msai-aovsrnOr JaekIon's speech.
Entertainments In stort-PrIshtful Belltr
Explosion at Btlpss, Ohio.
pecial plnateh 10 Me Iasellaeneer.

Special NsDdteh 10 ne IateUigeneer.
PARxERsBuRo, W. Va, October 23.-The
State Press Association began Its two days
annual session to-day with President Nor.
ris in the chair. There was a good attend.
ance, though low water prevented many
from the lower part Of the State from being
present. The meeting was held in the
Rose Opera House. The address Of vel.
come was delivered by ex.Mayor Wells.
Hon. @. F. scott's Grafton wss thoughtful
and well delivered address, and was re-
ceiyed with marked favor. A. F. Gibbens,
Of the Charleston Tribune, delivered the
poem, a witty production, full OF hits on the
State newspapers.
Governor Jackson was inveigled into the
Hall and unexpectedly called to
the stage. His impromptu remarks
on State development and the part
the press played therein, were very happy.
Tomorrow morning the Association will
hold business session, and in the after
noon will go on an excersion over the
Ohio River Railroad as far as the line is
completed. The annual banquet will be
given in the evening at the Skating Rink,
teHdered by the Women's Christian Tenn.
perance Union, and which promises to be
fine affair. "A
Thursday a goodly number Of the
Association will start east on the excursion
provided for ut the last meeting. A visit
will be made to the Elk Garden coal re.
gious and Piedmont, where preparations
Tor cordial welcome and good time have
been arranged for. On the following day
the excursion party will start for New
York, via Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and
return via Baltimore and Washington.
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rur National Capitol is undergoing a
,borouph scrubbing and renovation just
nor, preparatory to the convening OF Con.
gre,s It would not be out of place for the
Dolitlcal sanitation Of the country to scrub
+, ,,me Of the mofs off the backs OF the
B,u,bous before they enter the house.
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soyv Of the Democratic papers OF an
,musiug turn Of mind, aud who have gone
d,l, on the result in Ohio, are making fun
oI Senator Thurman's son for voting the
Reuublican ticket. II the young manwill
,spest what he has done next year he will,
without doubt, have the laugh on those
WIN now scorn and revile him.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, October sS-A sail
boat containing Fred steinhaner, Theodore
Essers and Frank Otto, was struck by q
ssuall at $50 this afternoon when three
miles of the shore and the boat, sank under
them. Charles Fisher in another small
boat picked up E2gers and Quo, but Stein:
haner was drowned. BE leaves Q wife and
.thraa children. -
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
n Broken Rail the Cause-A Number oi
Persons Hurt.


ST. IOuIs, October 23.-An accident oc.
Cured this morning on the Louisville and
Nashville Air Line. As passenger train
from Louisville was about six miles from
East ST, Louis II struck broken rail. The
engineer felt the shock and put on brakes,
and the coaches passed over in safety, ex.
cept the last two, q passenger and sleeper,
which were both crowded. These two
tipped over and were dragged along q short
distance, when the couplings broke. The
scene was terrible, and reports place the
number Of injured at over forty, but only
one fatally 80 far.
J: b. Anthony's injuries are not 60 bad
% ast reported. Physicians now express
strong hopes Of the recovery Of the Treas.
urer and general manager Of the House.
hold Sewing Machine:Co, Of Providence,
\ The accident happenened on the
Louisville & Nashville road, aud not the
Ait Line, II 10 now believed that none Of
injured are fatally hurt.
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srEUpGsvILLE NOTES.

Gas Strnek nj ine BucLeye well-Con-
I :, victed of Pocaet PickIBg.
Special Dt,paich TO he Iatslli0eeer.
srEuBENvlLLE, O., October 2S.-At the
Buckeye gas well to-day gas was struck at
a depth Of seven hundred feet. The flow
was stronger than the Jeirsrson well but
work will continue in the hope OF striking
larger vein.
Campbell Minton, on the charge Of pick.
ing the pockets Of Nick Sellers, was this
evening found guilty and will be sent to
the penitentiary.
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TnE Maryland Democrats who are stand
ipg by the regular ticket and opposing the
efforts Of the independent element in the
pary TO eradicate fraud, have a peculiar
campaign cry, which is, keep the Rascals
in." This is the key to Mr.. Dana's epi-
grammatiC wall. There are no Republican
rascals to turn out, but there are number
Of fat Offices the Democrats are coveting.
Thatisall.
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rx ,be report Of the United States Geo
ro,eal Survey is found the total production
=, cnal in West Virginia from 1873 to
,sss which amounted in gross tons to III
s;OOOO. The lowest amount produced was
n ISIS, $4,000 tons, and the largest in
,Sso wbeu 100000 tens were got out.
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Rev BrTLER must go. a prominent
D,'o,rs, DaS Of Boston hath Raid it, and gives
y.'n l,.n. and specifications which are inter
i.,iu,. psr, In the first place the p. d. thinks
.. %aS .a,ceas will be dangerous to the party,
~ ..d .ecopdly, his speeches are counteract-
:" - rbst influence be possessed.
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rur State Press Association is being en-
,.+siped in royal style by the good people
y Petersburg. The hospitality Of the
= Nv ba, as wide reputation as that Of
W. Wheeling, which is not saying lees for the
Nil City nor more for Parkersburg. We
..n an even race and never foul.