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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-03

LONDON, October "a desperate prize
fight took place this morning In The
vicinity OF the Epson race course. Tie
match WIS for .G1OO side, md wns be-
tween Jack Mossic and "Onc.cycdp Codly
Middings. Many prominent and wealthy
gentlemen were present, having 1 come
from London in carriages and on l,osrssaa.-,
back. Alil'lings led Off well, aid for:
several rounds got The better oi Ills an
t'gonist, furnishing him severely. NNiossic.
however, stood up bmvcly, md seemed 10
be watching IN opportunity to ect in an
effective blow, which he finally did. land
ing his fist sqnarely on Alid,lings' remai1l-
ing eye and closing II so le could not sec,
C6ddy's seconds then wanted & him 10
throw up the sponge, but he refused and
continued fighting. After the contestants,
had been fighting ono hour and Ten
minutes the police appeared and arrested
the principals. The other persons present
had taken precautions against raid by
the police and Ind their carriages md 4
horses ready, and 10 tho cry Of s'policen,s
being raised made their cscaue. ~ ,.lg ~ ~
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,...L - ? : 7'77-7777-7- ~
NEW YORK POLITICS.
N1h increase In votHrs-Trylng loom Glove.
lnnd-EfYCgt OF tho Grnily Incident. ID

| ~ d.
ALBANY, October 2.--Brooklyn is the
first city TO begin the enrolment OF its
voters, and yesterdays return shows n
registration Of 1857, against 1861 in
1850, or M increase OF nearly 7perccnt.
The vote for tho State in 1880 was ] lO3,.
600, and, should the Brooklyn ratio Of in
crease be observed throughout the State,
tho local vote OF New York this year will
DO ncarly 100000. f@
Tho Albany .l'y's IL again trying TO
deny TINT Cleveland Is Il free trader, and
declares that this country does not coll
tain Il human being who IL Il free trader.
A correspondent asked Congressman
Van Alstync to-day III regard tothc Demo-
cratic charge that tho Public Printer hat
delayed the report OF tho Democratic ma-
Iority OF his committee on the Star Route
business. lle said ii was not no, and nc
knowicdgcd that tho report had been
given out sooner than 1t w,ls expected TINT
they would report. 4
The Democrats OF Albany tried this cve-
nuns to give a good send-o!r to Governor
Cleveland, who leaves for Buffalo to.mor-
row noon. The Democratic clubs occuu v
the city building, and pay no rent, and is
the Governor reviewed from tho. Capitol
steps, thus saving tho expense Of buil,liu e
u stand, the number OF men III line ws s
increased to considerable proportions. 1t
was IN i'll drilled mob, with scarcely.a
cheer for Cleveland. The Albany phalaltx
OF oilice.holderS w.ls conspicuous. Sever: |
portraits OF Cleveland were carried, but
there were none OF Hendricks. Some Of
the Democratic employees OF the Capital
burned red fire OH the face OF the building,
and marred and cracked several Of Tie
stones.
The Republicans have decided 10 have
their grand demonstration Oh tho lCtb,
just after the Ohio election. L
The Democratic papers here arc making
mrdy excuses for the outragcs perpetratctl
at Butler's meeting on Monday might.
Ihe police, were present ut tho tent, pre-
sunably for the purpose of preserving
order, and several times they were asket!
to remove the intruders, rs they knew who
caused the disturbance. Indeed everyone
recognized the dustcolorcd hats of the
capitol stone cutters. But, rs both they
and the police were controlled by the
deputy superintendent OF the capitol, no
steps were taken to preserve order. The
denial of FREQ speeci, turned many voters
away from Cleveland, especially among
the Germans, who always like to sec fair
play. One German Democrat said this
morning that he had not the least doubt
but that 1000 German Democrats would
vote for Blaine for no other reasons than
tue .egsins Of Grady, and that county
would 20 Republican by 1000 to 1000 mn
jority. The same outrages in part were
repeated lust night at Buffalo, which has
Il Democratic Mayor and a Democratic
police department, yet at Buffalo the
police arrested the offenders, six members
OF the Cleveland Club, and to prevent
their imprisonment the chairman Of the
Democratic County Committee was COM
PEELED to give bail.
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St. John Fired At. Z

Y TEnRE llAuTE, ISp., October 2.-!Thc
Eee''ing Ga:ct'e's special from Sullivan:
says: Some villain fired into car in which
Governor ST. John sat, on his way from
Carlisle to Terre Ilaute, last night The
shot passed through the window on tho
opposite. si,le, making n clean hole and
lodging in the side on which Mr.. 81. John
sat on little in front Of him. The train
was Just slowing up south OF Sullivan when
the shot was fired, it being exactly, S
o'clock. IN y +. : :" :.-I
RsIhe Governor took the matter coolly,5
and no disturbance was made, and manly
on the train were not aware OF tho occur.
renee. There was no clue TO the motive
or identity OF the person who fired tho
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Mn. JrDsoS Srorronp, Postmaster at
Huntington, is another Tartar, and Mr..
George William Curtis Civil Service Re-
form Association has caught him. Mr..
spoi!ord says he favored Edmunds, but he
supports Blaine and Logan and will exer.
else his right TO contribute us freely us lie
can OF his means, adding, 81 claim the
same right to contribute to the success Of
the candidates Of my choice rs I have to
contribute to my church or to any benevo.
lent institution" II We had more Re.
pubicans like Mr.. spolIord the Republi.
can campaign would not lack funds for
legitimate expenses.
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pl,tol. nud Cof,eo far rwoc..7 -

nALrlMonE, October 2.-Alr. Clifton ".
Tayleure, who had q little fight in Union
Square, New York, with Mr.. A. X. Full
ton, OF the Baltimore Amuican, the other
day. writes to friend in the city: "Lct
mo remind my whilom friend and now
defeated enemy that it should not cxalt
tho pride Of even an over confident
athlete to : get the best OF a disabled
old man like mo in purely physical con-
test. There are other modes OF equalizing
those disparities. These may be rcpug;;
approved div BY true m Cot courage and by gentle. e
manly pride. He can boast OF having
been cudgelcd by disabled opponent.
Perhaps his ambitious valor may, il dill.
gent and earnest In the search, find
worthier expression. I promise him Il
! shall receive no disappointment from me-
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The Day ut Cincinnati.

ClSclSSArl, October o.-During the
whole day tho admirers Of Blaine and
Logan has kept tho Burnett House, and its
neishborhood rs noisy and crowded as Il
National convention hall. Upon Mr..
Blainn's return from his drive he had the
usual difficulty in getting to his room, and
when he did get there he was not allowed
to remain, for the people outside ever pro-
vided with a brass band, kept up u
constant storm OF martial music and
cheering until Mr.. Blaine and Gen. Logan
were forced to show themselves on the
hotel balcony. They bowed and spoke i.
few words Of thanks and then retired amid
the acclamations OF the crowd. Later
Gen. Logan left the hotel to visit the Ex-
position, and again there was IN uproar
and cheering.
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FLOATING FIRE SHIP
CARRIES DESTRUCTION pEronE lsl II, +,
tho Flames Communicating to Other ves.i
"e's on tho volsa-The Loss or Lltc-AS ),
desperate rrise Right Mt f:rsoin, Eng.
iand = General Foreign Notcs.

ST. PErrnsnuno, October o.-One Of tic
steamers plying oil the volgu river took
lire yesterday at Eostroma, and shortly
aiterwanl broke loose from her dock. As
She iloated down tho stream sl,e set fire 10
olher vessels, and being loaded with oil, /,
which burned tercely as It lloatcl on Tho !
river, tho vicinity was soon nj immense
sen OF flames, consuming everything With
III us reach. Tho excitement was intense,
anu the tlrelncn, sailors and others work
CD heroically to save property and subdue I
the iiamrs. Seyer; ships and two steam s
ers were burned, md n dozen pcopl,J Killed /
or injured before Tho fire wils rot unlur Z
lion roublcs. O,II i : J >'''''IS'Ili
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FrEpnlcKsnuno TEXAS, October 2.-The.
large boilcrin the mill and cotton gin tof: {
Edward Alaier exploded yesterday with
terrific force. Those killed and fatally in.
jurcd arc: John Becker, 2 fireman. in.
stantly killed. George Gendcs. n wo1E I
man, fatally .scalded. A boy named
Knapp, fearfully scaldcd, and will die - ~ J
Edward Naier, proprietor, was seriously
scaldcd about the head. Two other en-.
ployes were slightly injured. Both tho
mill and gin were completely wrecked.
The work Of clearing away the debris md
searching for other possible victims @ was
continued until late last night. The loss
Is estimated ut $4,000. s3S7g S,;, -,
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(. T1e was one OF tho most popular actors
upon the American stage. The long uum-
Der Of years that lie retained Tie hold
upon his audiences, who grew up from
childhood 10 old age, and were still charm
cd with his peculiarly pleasant impersona-
tions, is evidence Of how great hold he
had upon the people who ever welcomed
him wherever he appeared, lie was about
sixty-hye years Of aye, and made his first
hit rs M0se In IA Glance at New, York" Mt
the old Chatham Street Theatre, of New
York, then under the management OF
William L. Burton. or latc years lie
has made "a Speciality oil III, in
the Arkansas Traveller in which
he appeared to great advantage, and al-
ways drow large, appreciative audiences.
1t Is more than forty years since lie first
appeared in Pittsburgh Mt the old Drury
Thcatcr le has since appeared irtS.
quently at the Opera House, anrcarlnc In
the characters Of Mcsc,- tlsa, FwneI6M
Brother Sam and Kit. He was also n great
favorlte in Boston, and for the last eight
years has annually opened the Boston
museum.9 - a 's'''' '"'''
Mr.. Chanirau leaves 8 wife and six
children, several Of whom are upon the
stage, Mis-. Henrietta Chanfrau is we'll
known to our theatcr goers, an actor q;
ability in the old time, sterling plays, N :,
The announcement oi his death this
morning, cast 4 gloom over those in the
city who may remember himas an actor of
great ability and as a man OF sterling
worth, and kind hearted toa iault. liz
has not ,appeeAred In this city ior three
years, wAen, he played the several round
Of characters for which he was SO well
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"GArn' in, the Cincinnati Enquirer

"GArn" in !, the Cincinnati Enq,.iur
makes u neat little point: N
The free trade interest has got hold OF
several Of the newspapers Of New York
Oily, and these have industriously sup.
pressed the discussion OF the tariff and
filled their controversial space instead
with personnl arraignments OF Blainc's
integrity. lthink l have not seen free
trl''e article published this campaign.
That's it. The idea is to dodge the
taritand 80 it strong on, "moral cl.arac.
Ter" and administrative REFORM" The
people are supposed to have stuck thci,
heads in the sand aud forgotten that there
asa tariff tfqucstion and real Democratic
nlrtv H. Iy-#. |...
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a MADMAN's.wfLD RIDE,
Capturing = Team, he Dnshcs tho Horses TO
n Furious Pace to Escaue Huffr In I}i}Y

Capturing = IonNi ne i,nShes tho Horses TO
q Furious Pace to Escape Buffalo lslii.
SYRACUSE, October William Runn,
an employe OF the Pompley hotel, while
driving toward a Farm near the East
Avenue Driving lark yesterday, was sud-
denly accosted by a man, who srlang
from behind tree, jumped lnto the
wagon, and, placing a revolver ut Bunn's
head, demanded he reins, which were
handed to him. I He lashed the l,5lses
into run, still covering BruEn with the
weapon, and threatening to shoot him ii
he stirred. The man guided the horse to.
ward Thnmpsons landing, on the Erie
canal, aud thence droveto Messina Springs
which is four miles enst Of the city, max.
ing The distance in less than half m hour,
the horse running all tho way and tAe
wagon humping abont iearfylly, g2T5 g,5
From the mans sactions and words Bum
saw that lie was insane. Ile asserted that
he was pursued bya band from Buffalo
lillH gang OF showmen, who were here
recently, and who had demanded SIC, 600
Of him and would kill him unless it was
paid s5't.5 &
At Metslna Springs he turned the horse
toward the city, aud again urged the ter:
riaed animal to n breatncek pace. AT
the corner Of JaINes aud. Lodi streets the
lunatie spfarg from the wagon, which
passed oyer him. still nonrishing his re.
yolver, he jumped up. and disappeared
down a side street, '.i'' SO,
He was subsequently found to be Will
lam !. Denison, Of this city, and was taken
to hospital. Denison is . hard drinker
! and, ,hla Insanity is due to alcohol, 5s3
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TUE "sENTISELo SUIT.
The Vulgar Persistence Of n Lost Cause.
F Ny,,r I(;Il IsJJxJ

Scw Dill Filed.
lSDIASAPoL!s, ND, October 2.-In the
United States District Court to-day in tho
Blaine.Sentinfl libel suit, the attor-
neys for the Sentinel, filed IN amend
cd bill OF discovery and twelve ad-
ditional interrogatories. The bill begins
by stating that Blaine pretends to have
been secretly married to4Harriet Stan
wood at Alillerswood, KY, June 80, 1850,
which claimis wholly denied by the orators.
The bill further alleges that Blaine was
lawfully. married for the first and only
time to Harriet Stanwood in Pittsburgh,
March 90, 1851, and that said marriage
was not one OF love and affection on tie
part OF Mr.. Blaine, but compulsory Us
charged in the original bill. 49,
The bill then states that full Informs
ton concerning these matters are in the
possession Of Blaine and the discovery Of
such evidence is necessary to enable the
orators to make good the issues upon their
part, and the prayer of the bill is that
Blaine be ordered to answer positively
under oath their interrogatories.
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HEAVIER and r,.nshorn ut Fnirn,ont,

HFee's1t 77FT"ltH !" 7t zWtTtTytHttT. ~ 9gI7
FAINMoST, W. va, October 2.-One Of
the best Republican meetings OF the cam.
paisn was held here tonight. Tho
speakers were Major u. X. Pangborn, OF
New Jersey, and General J. A. Beaver, of
Pennsylvania, WHO delivered telling and.
effective addresses 10 n large and respect.
able audience. Intelligent Democrats saw
they never heard stronger arguments in,
favor OF protection than were presented
by General Beaver. After the addresses.
both speakers were heartily congratulated. !.
General Beaver receiving quite an ovation
from the old soldiers present. y
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virginia.. Republican Electoral rIckct.

RICHMOND, VA, October e.-The State
Executive Committee Of the Republican
party tonight made changes in tho
electoral ticket, so as 10 havesit conform
with the now districts OF the State. The
following is tho ticket, rs amended:
Electors.at.large-Iewis -llarvic, of
Amelia, and William II. Turner, OF Nor
folk city. District electors-Eirst District,
J. Bayley Brown, OF Accomac; Second Dis
trict, 9. II. Causey, Of Nansemond; Third
District, S. Blair Morris, Of Richmond
city; Fourth District, ]. Il:Van Auken, Of
Petersburg; Fifth District, F.ER. Rrown,
OF Henry; Sixth District, p.H. McCaull,
Of Roanoke, Seventh District, R. J..
Walker, OF Shenandoah; Eighth District,
Lewis E. Mckenzie, OF Alexandria; !;
Ninth District, II. W. Holloway, OF Scott
Tenth District, Brown Allen, of Augusta.
The changes, which embrace the substi-
tuition or nat,lcs for several OF the original
ones, have no political Significance, 60 far
as the making Of coMcessions to the
straightout Republicans is CONCERNED. 4
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InE aamiralle and cheap railroad ar
ransemcnts will induce II large number OF
West Virginians to 90 to Bellaire to.mor-
row to join in the reception OF Mr.. Blaine.
be'!a'rr is making preparations for u big
time, and she will have it. Tho desire OF
Wheeling Republicans is that this city
and vicinity shall DO largely represented.
Arrangements arc being made TO 60 md
return MS quietly as possible, in order to
avoid even tho appearance Of 4 wish to
Interfere with the demonstration OF our
Democratic friends. 1t is unfortunate that
'he two affairs occur on the same day, bu.
his cannot be helped. Wheeling is get.
ting to be good deal OF a place. Il
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WILL GET THERE.
Six Rcnsons Why Blaine VIII he Trium-
phnntly Elected.

SIX hensons why l'lninc VIII be Trium-
p'nntiy Elected.
New YoRE, October 9.-The personal
fury against Blaine in the muddle of news
n,nors op,os;n, him ;s on +,,o ;roro,,o7
,n a. * -,
'A'i the olu stories are retolu, ana there
are few scraps thrown in from time TO
time Of the stuff that usually poes to tbe
paper mill through the waste basket. But
iii around the sky are the SIGNS tInt
James 6. Blaine viii he next President Of
the United States. The State Of New York
is claimed for him with great confidence.
and on solid grounds; and the Democrats
huye crowned their biun,len bv CLAIMING
Ohio. PA {. h 2; = !. - %
Blninc will bc elected becausn-
I First-IIe is immensely nonular wifi
the rank and iile Of the Reprb|ican nartv
Secoud-IIe has unusual strcnvth with
the Young men Of the country, 49,
'TI;risHc has morc thon any otbor
man earned nnd NOR more fullv M tEan ,,r, nnv
other cniovs the confidence If thc wort.
in"monythe mechnn;cs "snecia,lv T W." !"
I E'omrth.JIc hos thc rop,iI"nca of tho
c,n;talists hcca,se he m 10 known ~ ba % s.'. on
l;rhtnnoI IN thn sul;oct ri tho comI,;na
,;ons of cnn;tnl md lnhnr th,t "rn tho
orcon;sms n c;v;,;y,t;om - - ~ - : : ~
E;ithTho Garr,ons of nr;ro;r,o st,,,,
hv him hnco,so tha~ Inow m II III. ; ,,r;,";nios %
by the record hc has made :
'S;vtb-JJn will vot a multitude of tho
votcs of JrisLmon wIo Ioi;"xe' t"o ;m " mar; mse
ca,;sm thot rnnlI n,ore ,Lo r;,hts nf aiJ
4 mcr;r,n % c;t;,ons ro.n"ctoI ~ Iono a, ,Ml ~,
,hroaI ''N' - So"
"o;E s;mc" col,m,,rs d;scovoro1 4 mor;c,
and Grovor rinvo,onj 'han.od fpatr;si.
SIorr;ssnv there Ina not h"en = morr
n;ctrros.no ue nnrsona1 @ @ ;nc;dov1 t -, ''y,o tno
@ i tlamt;c Eo,st f fthom Iho rso ~ ror, G. S",,n,n
NJ % the % caI3cnw r;"l,t @ T ietora VI iast h"i. i,,.
Il ioscnh I Pulitzer rs n brilliant ncrorai;oG, t' ~
o + Is not trnc TINT nttrr Josnnh % pml;,ynr
Ind nsnI I Carl srhmrz mt NJ thn r." r"adom" "c II
Mns;" NJ" % n;"ht5 hnfnr" Inst 40 hr;lj;oSt NJ
ncrorat;om the Two long scnarotni and nnii
wnn,lorinn hrcthrrn frll ,,nor1' n,ch other'u
mcrEs md went : Thrv m;"ht Loro
done 60 onnropriatcly and tnroiusolv
Int tIny ,t;ln,t TIc snroh1h;l;tv =
Tint h when ti,cv Ind n moment to fhom. :.
selves thcv innched. It would hnvc honn
worth n iGr,i,ne 10 some cnternrisin, % nLo.
to"ranhcr to have taken iustantnneoImslv I
thH two iac;le statesmen in thc,act Il
Iauohinr nj cnch other. Has it come to
this? Eoch might have said tn Tho other
aSecms 10 me- have seen Won before some,
where" =, y ~. ~
it was a spectacle to sec Pulitzer and
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lOMeS.

TnE friends hcrcabouts will bear in
mind that Mr.. Blaine's good right hand is
nearly worn ont, and hisrightarm isalmost
pmlrhanllcd of. Anybody who thinks
the hand,sllaking business is "of no consc-
quenee," should lay hold OF the fly wheel
ola two hundred horse power engine ard
Try toStop it.
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WHEN Mr.. Henry S. Walker is called
"sllycr-tongucd' does that mean that he
insists onspecie payments for hisspeeches?
liso the insinuation is very unjust to Mr..
Walker, who was lately Greenbacker
and would rather take his $40 a speech in
convenient greenbacks than in cumber-
some SILVER. ~
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Leave. Three Orphan Children.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, October. 2.-Thc
body OF dead man was found at tho loot
Of the stone stairs leading into the base,
ment OF the Hale House ut M early hour
this morning. His name was W. IS.
Darn'ti}l. on inquiry it was learned
that the deceased came from Macarthur,
Ohio, to practice law. 1t appears TINT he
had been drinking toexccss yesterday and
in delirium started down stairs to tho
bar room, when he fell and broke his neck.
Barnhill leaves three orphan children. - I,
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: LrSclnuEG, Va, October 2.--The heat
here is very oppressive. The thcr,noiinnc.. n.
Ter has scarcely fallen below ooo, night or
day, for a week. The effects Of droulh,
about Piedmont, this State, arc unpaaral.I
lcled. The vegetation is burned up and
the ground parched 10 Il great icptl.;
which makes ploughing impossible, aud
The preparations for fall seeding arc do:
laycd i'll consequence. The hay crop is
destroyed. In parts OF Southwest Viz!
ginia the graziers arc. driving their stock
into Tennessee for water III many, To-
calitics forest trees are dying and nu,ner.
GUS forest fires are burning. Sll's5. !
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Active Against .inurcl,Ies

MusIcI, October 1.-The police arc very
active i'll their search for anarchists and
have arrested no less than twenty.thrce
in this city during the. past few days. 1t.
is understood that these wholesale arrests
are the result of an order, Issued shortly
after the Empcror's return from the meet.
ing at Skiernewicc, and Indicate that an
agreement was entered into between the
three Empcrors at that meeting to use ex-
trao!rdI,nary means TO subdue rcvolutiona-
ry bodies. l-' a. sl-,il "a - -
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Cattle Oun = utIpo i, yn,u 1aS,5 4

sr. LOUIS, October 2.-Goyernor$ Click.
OF Kansas, has issued proclamation -,r r3ro...
hlbiting the introduction OF cattle into.
kansasirom tho States ofKentucky. Iowa
Nebraska and Missouri, until alter tl,ey
have undergone q quarantine Of sixty. i,ays
at the point Of introduction and nrc re-
leased undera clean bill Of health fromthe
STATE veterinary surgeon. q, lIe also nro-
hlblls tho Introduction Of Jersey cattle
from any State In the Union, q. 3e.S:
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a t;rnnt, Dukes pIyorcc

LONDON, October 2.-The petition OF tl,e
Grand Duke Of lIcsse for divorce from
Nine. kalomine will be heard by seven
judges Of the Supreme Court Mt Darlnstalt
OH October IS. Nine. kalomine will op-
pose the petition. She has declined The
allowance granted her, and refuses to COM
promise with The Duke. II the divorce
prayed for is refused the Grand Duke will
abdicnte. The Truth says that Queen.
Victoria desires that divorce be granted
50 us 10 enable the Grand Duke to marry
the Duchess OF Albany. I'.gl, ,,i5fsi
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TuE attempt to gag Grady in Albany
WAS a base imitation OF L. Windy Wilson'S
performance in Wheeling. Mr.. Wilson, it
will be remembered, invited reply and
didn't want it when it was brought to him
Tree OF Ill transportation charges.
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Nh. BLAINE doesn't seem to be dying
very iast, though the opposition newspa-
pcrs are laying him out with Brisht's dis
ease, fatty degeneration, whooping.cough,
measles and cholera iniantum. Your
Mars Jceus has reasonably. good staying