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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03
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Hatters and Furnishers MA III = :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03

- East LIBERTY. Pa. January 2.-cat.,e-Re,c,n,
s ss aht S. aS ns e sau ssys rhine Ssa6
i,:O head: market active: Philadcohias sG SssG ~
not1eis u Gea5 IS. sheep-Reecip,s I.too hesI:
natSet active Primo s. .6a5 90 fall 10 good Il a.
co sssss sa e. sstn ,, Live hqe easier
IS 6oa5 So receipts head .hipmesn IA in naa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03

q the Famous HAt.els and Furnishes, III:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03
TWO ACCIDENTS
With Serious Results flu Euci,-A Huy.n
fnjUricS.

WIN 9eEluHa kcsuGth III f.uCn-A EOy'H
fniuries.
Last evening an accident occurred in the
Eighth Ward which promises to result rather
seriously. William Lock, son OF Louis Lock,
aged lG, and employed US Z nail feeder in the
I.1Bslie mill, hsd spent the afternoon in Ben
wood. He came home on way train that
reaches here shout o'clock. At the Thirty
eighth street crossing he jumped off while
the tIaln YVES In motion and slipped and fell.
His right lsg fell under the wheels, aud from
tho knee down was horribly mangled, the
flesh in several places being peeled oil 50 that
The bone was exposed. DR.. J. H. Pipes dress.
ed the limb In the best manner possible, but
thinks that smpulation will be necessary.
A QuAEEyMAH's TERRIBLE FALL,
Yesterday John staugel, quarryman
who ives employed at the Stone quarry near
tbs Top mill, accidentally fell from the top
OF the preclplce maze by removing the stone
10 the rocks below, d distance OF nearly
seventy feet. Hs was badly bruised, and
when his fellow worsmen got 10 him he was
unc 1nScious. He was picked up aud removed
TO his home on Goa! street, and DR.. Ulrich
was snmmoned eud attended 10 his wauts.
The exact nature aud extent OF his Injuries
could not be ascsrlaiued yesterday, though
they arc very severe, aud 10 may nave SUE.
tanned dangerous Internal injuries in add.
ton to ihose perceplibie nov.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03
pr. Kings Now discovery.

The Famous Hatters and Furnishcrs, la
Main street. H. .'s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03
Dry Goods

/, 4 SLW iohx, January 2,-Tio exports of domcs.
NC Cotton goods DUNG the past wtek were Sst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03
the DAILY masKEys.'
Tho Financial World,

New YonK. January 2.-Noncy mario. cosy
a. ?3sss per cent: closed al AZ per cent, Prime
mercantile PAPER sa6l pc, eeat, Sterling Exchange
bankers Gils dull at sissy; demand 8. Si1i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03

Nxw YoAx. January a-Lead ffm; common - 70,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

FaKl1DIrALll 4nd nj intervals too
sadly frequent. ihe press IS called
uf9a 10 ehoniclo disaster aeiiar to
thai which occurred - recently IN
brooklyn. Time after tims scores d
children "a schools aud asyiums arc
sacrificed ioibe incompeieney 81 mon
% whose intelligence tha construction
Of public buildings is entrusted, 10
Tie lack n honesty On the part Of CON
tfnetora and The want d technical
skill on tho part n mechanics Each
Tins that the public shuddefs al he
raclal such ~ that 70 which reference
has been made the sansuine pbilan-
thropat makes mp his mind that Tins
must be tAe last he will 10 called
upon to deploro But IN those eases
experiences seems 70 teach nothing
nothing ai least that brings about u
change and tho hoffid haloeausts
succeed Que another with friglitiui
rapidlty. " u merited repfoach 10
tho civilization o. ouf century and our
country that Il appears e be impossl
bio 10 prevent ihe occurrences Of
which SO speak. Aetit il impossible
10 prevent thene things In the ear
liof wears OF the century there was
erected ia Philadelphia building
wherein since three generations Of
lads have been educated and Girard
College is simply indeetfuetible by
Ere. Itmay happen that at length
il vii dawn upon The minds q those
having charge Of the construction Of
public buildings that iheae can be
and should be- made 6re-prool.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

PRopREoJas about what The actor
Of the new City Council and the new
city oticiale viii be are certainly A.
ways IN order, but they are simply
prophecies Tic HERALD wishes
them al well, and as yet secs no iudi
cation that they vii not endeacor
enc and all, 10 do tier duty. Il does
not, however require prophet, MOI
The son Of q prophet, 70 tell wha; tn,
past civic officials q Los Angeles
have done This being the case, the
HrRAfoi in the most polite manner
and with the compliments Of Che sea
son, haQs leave to say 70 persons who
nave not sojourned with. O. a sufi
eient length Of time % have become
eQnyenaut with the facts. that in the
past the only civic officials who have
stolen the money Of the people have
been other than Demotfats What
may be contained within the womb
q the iuture no man, rs has been
5. can say
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21


Is another place win be found a
aecoud lettei from ttigls IN which
that gentleman loes ample Justice 10
tie character ~ General Philip sher-
idan which il better known TO all OF
ms lellow-oitigena than { seems 10 be
q cur esteemed contemporary, the
Eypress, The ileuAIp does not deem
Unnecessary TO offer any rcboltal Of
the editorial article which appeared
in Yesterday evenings Esprfss II is
scarcely worth while 70 argue about
General sheridau'8 personal habits
aud Il certainly is VIGOROUSLY unncc-
essary 10 adduee arguments 20 show
that General sheridan's destruction
ii the Plcgaus WAS Neither more nor
less than a massacre. As such i Was
condemned at the time by that OH
GERS countryanen 10 general and by
his military superiors. Ciyis -
knows whereof he writes. and some
eilus do not,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

ElsEwucRs viii be found the vote
oi inc country FOR President as pub
lished by the New York Herald Il
WILDE noticed that tho pemocraa,
plurality is stated at about one-thiri
less than the figures given in The
Caarisr-Jauai md reproduced ID
THESE columns ga Friday last ltwlI
alsohc noticed t1st Ia tine computation
d tbe New York Hal5 lhe vote Of
Nevada IS not given correctly. In
that State Blaine received a plurality
oi fifteen hundred and twonty-seyer
votes OF five hund1ai and ninety
seven more than has been allowed by
tae Kew York III aid Even thus
Biz Cieseanl has q plurality Of owe,
aixty-nlae hoassnd votes ia total O
something over na million votes. j.
aaveyooi the ridiculous stories pot 10
circulation bysome Of our Bepuhlicar
cdienporaHes, to the eject that M
Biaine received r MAJORITY Of lhI
popn.4-Yot re very efer,unliy dis
poad oi and BIT is 10 be hoped ,ha
hereafter our -ctempolafies wiz hol,
taeir poece OH lis subject
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Wmtg Inc HgRt does Ho' desire
either i0 provoke controversy
tor ane historical aas. nor. as
ule, to attempt to mate birds sing
which will not sung. .he same 6me
there are maHsn concerning which
the truth wen known but set re.
qnires re-asserang when occasion
serves a contemporary has taken
occasion recently gsuess Of a certain
ordinance lassai hy the City co2ucii
II Los Angeles. about two yean ago.
q lle lVe ibousand dollar gas
steal and 20 eude4ea5 to iather the
ordinance on ths Democratic mem
beers ~ thc Council NoW 'he fact is
ihai toe ordinance in question was
passed ny tie vote ol a Council iu
efieb Democrats and Republicans
Sat side by side The same can bee
sand concerning tie vote hy which the
sum 81 tBeuty-siz hundred and City
dollar not sifteen hundred and
1ity AZ given ~ lhe T''mss- which
M voted 10 M kuhrts itras
voted Or BY both Democrats and Re.
rHhllcans
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

ASoluss esteemed uotemporary ap
pears 10 be decidedly heioggcd abou
what may be termed the Sheridan
QUESTION An objection 70 Genera
Philip Sheridan does not carry with i
IN objection 70 tho American dag
Heaven be praised that they arc sop
afaie sud distinct General Sheridan
did not single handed "aave thc
Union lie isn no way responsible,
for Tie american flag and thanh
God tho American flag is not rcspon
aible foi General sheridan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

as Anglo.Duloh company has con-
iFaaed 10 eSeavate fifteen million
metres Of the Panama Canal nnd a
large force Of Europeans is " DO sent
70 thc isshnus Tor the purpose q doing
ihe work Il should be tolerably well
understood by this time that Euto-
naan labofera cannei work and live
ia Tho isthmus Of Panama The only
lalorers who can DO the work arc
negroes from the Antiller, and they
arc NOT easily obtained
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Tim silly story that tle Roy. Mr.
Eeeclior viii be appointed Minis
ter 70 Eugland has been revived. un
doubiedly Ne Cleveland can and
viii pick out better representative
q ihc American people, but, we're
Air Roeehei % become Minlatcra II tho
Court Of &C. James he would be a far
better representative 81 the county
llau Mr James Russell lowell Is.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

The attention OF the sporting public q
called To the new arrival ol guns just re
eeiped By Mf WIN ieyer, 6porismen EN-
gnrtum, Is ioulmerciel street. They consist
II double harrtl oeehlea1ing shpiguns
and rifles. which W ihe spottsmanN life are
eema They were selected with che greatest
care from SOME N the best 81 English makes
and are Of She very hest value for mouey
ever offered in this market The most ias.
tsdiaus Sportsman can be suited. there being
over 30 t. select from at prices from 81
single Go IS e n ilpmmcFless. Quality better
and priucs i0wef than any other house IN
Caiiiurulh. I9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Stop aud exsmiue The White Sewing Ma
chine beinrc purchi sing any other The
sehuule Is self threading. The needle IS SELF
setting il ruas almost noiselessly. aud the
laree spare under ifo sfm makes q superior
IN every respect 10 ary other machine TN The
market Several o.her leading machiues
constantly on hand Machines sold on the
iuatfllment llsn. Liberal allowance in ex-
change for cid machines. Reasonable time
is allowed for lria before the irst payment
S requirc4. Yen co . save fe0m tento twon.
IS dollars taufaHler commission By buy Ing
your mRChiurs 40 The sowing Machine
Headquarters. 3 spri0l street Nadeau block
llQa Angeles Cal lrhn hnrns GonerM
AGENT sep7ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

NeafuaasfRs are delighted With
ihe weather ct New Orleans, finding
II ar warm So an average June day in
Chicago Their delight viii become
aaohanhnent when they come io Loa
Angeles, the climate d which "a AZ
superior 10 that Of New Orleans ~
tiinl Of the Crescent City Is TO that u
Chdago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Get your plumbing sad vas fliiiug done al
8 NJ ferry's, - sOUtl Main street,
The Sunset Ranse Il the hes. and cheap.
est range h the Cal foruia market NJ.
Perry, 50 5nnth Main street, Is tha sole agent
in toa Angeles call md see t.
Tie "0u rime" stores and ranges az s. NJ.
ferFys 70 South Man street. can be beat
lot she price.
A uil line OF narlor and Office stoves az s.
n. Peuys. so south Aain street. soFN im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

W, F Rail Is nov in receipt OF the follo&.
ing dine presunN' one pair lie Mair opera
| glasses, Oriental penrl three combination
meerschaNm sets "fanslll Punch lnulor,
Que cigar case, Que irioF pipe, IA case aud
i've copies "Sknlches from Texas siftipgss
also q Lot 0i 'fansin iupeha watch ohafms,
which be gives away 10 the smokers Of the
'erhusiu fun0hN h-Ucnt cigar Posioliog
fHEsaa- lAara
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
=. 81. zs,i,ar a CO., ohlcaGo,

Impnfters aud gnnders eater at onCe and
directly ia lhst GLASS which "eats 10 live.
Neeaf II tiis world will yUu fad better Hgk
iag foW8ef than Nfii1r's, better spices than
fsRaHg, o. Flop0riHq Ftidcts more exqui'
slteiy delioHts
Read thsiF Health rfieliH ia another col.
umus II LEVINE, Rurch 4 Rasi. seymnur n
Johnson, ehiuRgo ltR store and Rnriek Bros
ell than
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

The HtnAru 8ieau rriaius House v not
dHnassI.d hs ANY i0t printing u1ioo On ibe
Hfriho DoaHI. nilaiHe 81 asa frAncifcu, in
saiiiiita lUr doing iQh 84fk. Low pfirct.
raaa uHff shd execution MAJ ae relied li1n
q tails Office
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
rue Popular vote.


IN Y. weekly Herald Dec isl
aa WHttrr ~ frfpfH i9t oHf FHeftuir ~
reproduce she vote Df the country faI PIesi-
dent Neyadaa vote sloug Is unoihoid, bat
the ataelai isarefwll notma.sriaiiy change
the feault,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

FA9M eastern aeateH Of buainess
tie cheering iewa COMES that owl
deuces of q revival 81 trade are pleas
ant features Of The season. Aiwiil
iei1ioa that lhis IS 50, and knowl-
edge oi the iact viii add 70 the enjoy
mtnl OF ne holidays
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Hereafter notices II eumna1iei l0citiief
fhulebci. etc win only - inserted ~ fht
HsaAtu a. rails advertisements. We feaesFf
f1s rlahts "a Worship 8 erstdlioua directory
which ain hppcHf ever aandaF mpfuins,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

81 81 n Rove la tbs Santa ana ageui Of
lhs IinAalh.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

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D5aigIs ~ 1asitrFi 4anrg arq4, 6slns and
Fish fanrN faulffE AMI i4fiis "a speaiaiay
orders Ia city af IS eaYfeW Ffamptiy flied.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

piea4c edescsa ~ letfer I1f me "a care n
y W. hc0raH. Esq, Attorney AtinW. 81
California itreet. San Francisco aud nbiiee
dec2H THos n. sAirh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

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Best and cbedptsi l1cuhator made. my
child chu work IT, Hao gold medals az sale
Ffif iu competition lhis year. Come and
see @. Samples always on hand.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-11-13
The Doctored Election News.

The deliberate attempt Of the Re.
publican party to fa!sify the cleo
lions returns Of the State of New
York, The bold and shameless efforts
Of the Now York Tribune, Jay
Gould's organ, supplemented by
Jay Gould's Western Union aud the
Associated Press, disclose CON
spiracy TO deceive the people such
as has never before been heard of in
the United States and such as the
people will not fail TO denounce and
punish as it deserves.
The persistent publication of the
falsified returns by the Associated
Press created uncertainty and ex
citement throughout the entire
country until it was known past
any doubt that the published
figures were the most unblushing
and outrageous attempt To bolster
up lost cause in the interest Of
stocks whose values had been ire
mendonsly impaired by the belief of
Blaine's defeat.-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Special to the Times Democrat.
New YORK, Nov. THE As
sociated Press dispatches are utter
ly, perslstently and wilifully false,
and have been from the beginning
They make no such claim here. Ac-
curate reports from every county
show a majority for Cleveland of
over 1000 This cannot be disputed
or set aside. b. +. JONAS.
Very serious charges are made
against the Western Telegraph
Company concerning the hardness
IN getting the final returns. This
may or may not grow out of the
Impotence OF the people to learn the
final result. But it must be con
sldered that in so close a contest,
where 100000 votes were so cast
as Ia give a final plurality of less
than 1900, extreme care had TO be
exercised. o. Picayune.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-11-13

Several OF our friends who F'knew
all the time that Cleveland was
going to be elected, but who wouldn't
have backed their judgment last
Thursday by betting a nickel to ten
dollars, have been disposed t.
indulge in a good deal Of pleasantly
at our expense for being led into the
announcement last week that the
National Democracy had been de
feated. When it is considered thar
our estimates were in accord with
the Associated Press dispatches
bulletined at this place, and that up
to the hour The LEADER went to
press the betting on Blaine in New
Orleans and some other cities was
800 To IS and in some instances
800. 90 To $3.50 with few takers, the
mistake was most natural one We
need hardly add that we are glad we
We're mis- AIKEN, aud thus consoled,
can aHnra y bear ~ such tapnts
go0ss-na; "a Cyl ~.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-11-13
THE VERY LATEST.


There has been no material change
in the situation since the above was
published.
On Tuesday last the Board OF
Supervisors met in the various coun
ties Of New York to canvass the re-
turns. Their duties are purely
clerical. They simply add up the
total returns from the towns, cler-
ton districts and wards, certify to
their accuracy and transmit the
certified returns to the Secretary Of
State.
A Picayune special SAYS that NJ
to Tuesday midnight returns hal
been received froh forty-two coun-
ties. There were some slight change
in the figures on both sides, but u
careful estimate shows that Cleve
land will carry the State by 1917.
When irregularities OF form are dis
covered the returns are sent back to
the precinct inspectors for proper
correction. In this way it may
possibly require week or ten days
before the final result is reached
but there is no probability Of any
serious change being made in the
figures already given, and the
Democrats are daily growing more
confirmed in their victory and the
Republicans correspondingly "blue. >
During this month the State
Board Of Canvassers, cOusi> ting OF
Secretary Carr, Comptroller, Chaplin,
Attorney General O'Brien, State
Treasurer Maxwell and STATE
Engineer Sweet, meet 10 Albany and
add up the totals of the supervisors
returns from the counties and the
result is the official vote of the
State, and according to that re
snlt certificates of election are is
sued by the State Board to the Pres
Dental electors who have been
chosen.
A special to the Time Democrat
says "there are quite a number who
are confident that in view of the
possibility Of long dragging Icgai
disputations the vote of New York
will never be counted at all by Con-
gress. The effect of this wouId be
to throw h" election into the House.
AS it is Democratic, it would as a
matter of course elect Cleveland.
Under the circumstances the exact
game of the Republican managers ia
not apparent"
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-11-13


Committee hasslSornrrloved expert law
yers-to supervise to-morrow's count. and
issued a call ON members of the party
throughout the country to contribute
funds to cover this additional expense,
1t only remains after this hurried sum-
mary of the results of last Tuesdays con-
test to mingle our congratulations and re-
jeicings with those Of the great Democrat
ic brotherhood throughout this broad
land. 1t is undoubtedly the greatest
civic victory of modern times. In the
face Of such terrible and corrupt odds,
backed mp by pampered monopolists and
a hinge army of office-hOlders grown ar
rogant and Ovsrbesring by an an
broken lease of power for "a years,-as
before stated, we had scarcely dare hope
for such blessed contamination as a
triumph of the people'swiIl. Now new era
is at hand and a new order of things will
be established. Especially will this be
true as to the South, which has contri-
buted so much to the success achieved,
but which mp TO this good hour has been
treated by the Republican party rs n
stranger and an alien, rather than sis
ter aud equal. Praise God from whom
all blessings tioww
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-11-13
Justice to Gov. Lowry,

Gov. Lowry is to make a speech at
Rolling Fork on the 29th 1t will take a
tew speeches to set him right with the
people i'll the leVee Giatrict.-C0piak Sig
nal
1t will take more than that, won't it p
Ne,o Nississippiaa.
The levee country, which is now
engaged in q contest, the like of
which is not in progress elsewhere
in the Union, has no offenSe with
Gov. Lowry. We regret that Of the
few voices raised in our behalf, one
should be made the subject of petty
ships and sneers, out of personal
spleen, from papers which have not
Iavished comfort or encouragement
upon us in this profound struggle.
We great regret that Gov. Lowrv's
engagements, made before the con
test in the Third District was be,
gun, do not admit of his Masking
"a lew speeches" instead of siHg,
one.-GreenUiVe Times.
The gibes, which a few men are
Ievelling at Governor Lowry, will DO
him no injury. The people know
he is honest, brave and true, and
The shafts hurled at him will fall
InoXious at his feet. He is in the
keeping of the PEOPLE, and they
will shield and protect him from the
malicious assaults If open or secret
tots Ficksdury Commercial Her
uld
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-11-13

Gen. Carr, Secretary OF State in
New York aud Republican, says
There is no chance of stealing this
State, not as long as have charge
of the affair. / don't propose that
anybody shall steal the State. If
Mr.. Cleveland has plurality, large
or small, he will get n. The same
is true OF the other candidate. ]
don't propose to play another South
ern game, no matter whether it is on
i'tfend or foe; with me be has to have
his justice.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-11-13

The Brandon Republican said
AT this hOur-Thursday morning
10 A. M,--the indications are that
Blaine has carried New York and
Indiana, and if that is true he is
elected. Up to last evening both
parties claimed New York and
Indiana, but later dispatches make
it almost certain that the Republi-
cans have both by very small ma,
iorily.'