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VOLUME XXXIII.- UNIBE:Isa 81 8
GILAlEl. AWAKE.
fo'e 'salslng at Glcnt tiilc--A Lively TIN,
nn'l Several Notable Speeches.

| ' '"H'"s Ut uIciltilIc-A Lively TINE
"nd Several Notable Speeches.
Cofn'ponienaetAe In'ciiigNTr. X,
GLEsSvILlE, ". Va. September 90
Some ten days or more aro tho Repul,.
licans Of this county announced Tint thcy
would raise a ting aud have public sneak.
Ing on tho 10Th inst. The OCCASION wos
well advertisc'lby posters and on tho ,lav
appointed and before noon over lye hun.
drcd people, mainly voters, lnl Assem-.
bled. About II o'clock two handsome
poles were raised and Immediately ni,or
dinner the ilag, which was 1880, with Tho
portraits OF OR leaders OH each side OF lin
same, was uhfurlGd. ~
About ono year ago Thomas Skinner
found one OF the above named poles In tLc
woods. lie selected II for its beauty and
carved the name OF james G. l.luine ON i,
and remarked to Il friend that he proposrI
to raise it this year when Blaine WINS
nominated. ,g-8 f'7E7 '
Immediately following the people MS.
Semblcd in tho pleasant grounds OF Cant
WI. Wiant, where they were ably and
eloGuently addressed by +. W. Morris. tho
next Senator from this district, lion. q.
W. Atkinson md r. II. Frccr. The nd.
dresses were wcll.timed and had tho de.
sired effect OH the people. 4 E H. IL
In the evening large lantern, bcarinp
ne names Of the next President and Vice
President OF the United States, the ncxt
Governor Of West Virginia and tho mex,
Congressman from this district, was sus.
pended in mid.air between the two fin,
poles. An interesting Republican Glove
east was also held ut tho Court houso
N the evening. 'lp ~ w
A noticeable feature Of tho occasion was
me absence OF tilenville Democrats. n
. The occasion was one long to bc rcmcm.
lered by the Republicans OF the county;
'lultc number Of cx.Confederatc soldiers
IRE members OF the Blaine and Lopnn
'labs at this and otherphces in the county.
IND. have expressed u determination to
support the Republican ticket. Notwitl. |
standing the Tact TINT Democrats are en-.
leavoring to keep the weak.kneed mem
1crs OF their party lrom hearing and read
ng the truth OH The tariff and other i'm.
,ortant questions, the Republicans ar.
constantly reducing their humber, For
Illustration | can cite tliut ut one voting
'lace in this county two years ago We
'nly pollcl about ten votes, and this
;ear we will poll over fifty. Kidd, of tic
Bdnner Of Democracy, is doing 4 noble
work for the Republicans OF this county
Tic is OF the WINDY" Wilson style, max
ng unreasonable and untruthiul asser.
ions and personal attacks on private citi.
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4 NnrrOM I;Acane.

ST. Louis, September o4.-Passengcrs
who arrived here this afternoon on I, train,
part OF which wns wrecked last night near
Pontiac, Ills, on the Chicago 4 Alton
road, say the piston rod Of the. engine
broke just north OF Pontiac,E and
while the train men were repairing dam.
ages q ire'g ht train came down the. grade,
dashed into the rear sleeper, turning it
over on its side. For n few minutes there
was scene OF great excitement and con-
fusion. Each entrance 10 the sleeper .was
blocked up, hut axes were obtained, 4
large hole cut in the roof and the passen-
gers rescued with no harm to them except
Il few slight bruises. i
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Down nm 4Eilbnr,kmcnt.

'BRArrLEnono, VT. September 2a.-
While the downward mixed train on the
Brattlcboro 4 Whitehall train was just
southwest OF the river bridge, west Of
Dummcrstown, a freight car lett the track
dragging with it four other cars, including
the passenger coach, which were precipi.
tatcd down twenty-ioot ,cmbankmcnt.
George 7. Richmond, Of Jamaica, had his
skull fractured and was fatally injured,
His wife and daughter were quite serious.
ly injured, the latter about the spine and
hips. Mrs. George Hastings and Miss
Donnclly, OF DumncrBtown, were badly
bruised and received internai injuries.
james Underwood, Of Newiane, had his
face bruised, and NJ. Davidson received a
severe gash on the forehead, and about
fifteen others were slightly hurt. , sa' y
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BEILAI,E,

Political Notes and General Ncws
E5r,s Z. Mention. ~. -7S-i
Salt water, but not yas, has been struck
ut the Wallace's dam wclli 7J gaejslltl
Mr.. Chris. BipPUs has gone TO St. ranl.
Mimi, OH n visit to his daughter. - = s3 Z
Rev. j.. NJ. Grilcp5 of, c.AgNI,aE,r
church, has gone to .Cadiz tosattend Con-:
ference. - e 5i'ff 4 ,-'s;-,J I.Ei n
The family Of D. II. Williams have, g)cft
10 join that Of J. B. Barnlill, at Ottawa.
Kansas. t7S5 81 .;eVif, ,ST1t = =
a. ". Vocgtly, ofBarncsvillc, has been
elected secretary Of the Crystal window.
glass works. .,i 81 ;.3- 81 !, !,
Thomas Ault lost valuable jersey; COW
suddenly Monday night. She died from
eating buckeyes. -.,7 - 5lf'',l
Wm. Munslow died Yesterday. o,;for..
suddenly, OF heart ,'israse, at his fatIiei . I
home on Gravel hill. .Fff'='sa5t ss.5 5.'"...s.ll
S. Ross Wells and family and tLo
family Of a. J.. Wetlemld yesterday came !;
from Massillon on a visit. d Il .;'sif{l!Il5ISs
Rev. r. G. Wallace, OF the United Pres; I
,byterlan church, is in the northern pa, Il
Of the State Oh vacation. 4 ia
The Gill property, recently bought bv /;
the Catholic Church, is being altered az I
the residence Of tho sisters who ShnvnE
charge OF St. Johns Parish SCHOOL, Tic
porchcs are being changed. 1.ii4j!S Sts;fis,, n.
Bellairc people will not be able to 90 l,t,'iL 10
the Logan meeting by boat, but can Cross
at West Wheeling from the G, x p. rail.
road, as they did during the fair, on Tia
pontoon bridge. ! 'sSs
The miniature steamboat Powbatang
yesterday got up with some freight for th;sl
point and some Tor reshipmcnt by raii, an.l
took some shipments back from here and /;
from Benwood. ;:e9{sil Ti"!' L ~ IN y
The First ward Blaine club has stoi1,,u,5' orcnn.5
lied for marching with Wallace Miller na
Captain; Wesley ClelIan, First Lieutcn.
ant; Charles Brand, Second Licutenant i
TIA: Miller, Orderly Sergeant. I Tic Fiith
ward club met last night to organize! !Snnj
the Escort club with Frank Purneli@ ms M
Captain, met fordrill The line Of Imarcl'
this evening will be n short one, probably!
between Crescent street, at tho cB. 4 o. cut
land Thirty.seventll street. sAll ( arc fanx. NJ
ious to hear the speech 'oi Mr. Sullivan;
The houses in this central pprt Il the city ;
! are to ohe illumlpatea,
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The EASTERN Mill Failure,

FALL RIVER, Mass, September 23.-
There was n meeting Of the creditors OF
Stafford 4 Co., this afternoon, the firm
which own mills i'll Pawtucket and Green
wich, II. l., and Dighton and Norton,
Mass, and who made, al assignment on
the llth inst. At to-day's meeting A. L.
Bosworth, one OF the trustees, read Il state
ment showing the assets to be $3.50, 900 and
the liabilities $3.50, 900. Stock Of the mem.
bers Of the firm is pledged upon the COM
pany's paper to the extent Of SlS0,0O0. A
committee was appointed to present the
statement to the creditors and recommend
Il course of action. 1t is probable an ex-
tension OF time will be granted. n ,a'..a'y-
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} NEWS BRIEF.

rs .a8- rAs 81
Prof. John. Lord Taylor, Of Andovcr,
one OF the most eminent iivines OF the
Congregational church is dead, aged 49,
Richards Newcombe aid JamesG. Smith
have been appointed Srcceivers of tho
Bankers & Merchants Telegraph Com
pany. "a ,s!1 ,sa75ai NJ.
Mary Gallagher, aged 10, fell out OF the
fourth story, window Of her house, New
York City, while hanging out clothes yes.
terday, and was fatally injured.
Captain W.$H.: ,James.-rnitcd States
Assistant Engineer soi the upper Cape
Fear On. C.) river improvement shot him.
sell yesterday morning and died in a few
minutes. 4, l. },. ~. Z. IA
The Republican State Committee of
Pennsylvania has elected General William
Tilly; OF Mauch Chunk, to the place on
the Electoral ticket made vacant by the
death Of Judge John Leisenring.
lin the single sculi boat race Yesterday
afternoon between James A. Riley, OF
Saratoga and James H.Ten Eyck, OF Peeks:
kill, three miles with turn, Ten Eyck won
in20:52f by a length and half. a .5tj7s
Tho upright boilcr,in tho Writers brew.
cry, Elizabeth, n. j., exploded yesterday
evening. & Fragments were thrown through
the roof and three hundred feet from the
building. The brewery Immediately took
fire and was totally consumed With the
contents. Loss S25, 600. IA r., n \
8 On Sunday last the engineers OF the
Panama Canal Company made an attempt
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War In tho Svutlnu.

CAlRo, September e3.-Gencral Lord
Wolseley will start up the Nile, Saturday,
without awaiting further arrivals OF troops, /
rs merchants from FL Obcid report that
the Mahdi has 20 Krupp cannon, and that
ten thousand OF his twenty-five thousand !.
followers are armed Will, Remington riues
lle also states that the Nlah,li despatched
q large body Of his followers to reinforcle
the rebels in the vicinity of / kharto,lmF 1
about the middle Of August, and that lle ,
proclaimed he would renew tho Ysicyo Of
khartoum with yigor. tes5 '3t,;5 B t5l!
Major Kitchener telegraphs that all is I
quiet at Dcbbeh. The Inhabitants Of X
Alerameh and lIerber arc frightened at tile \
approach OF the English expedition ind
some ure leaving their homes, 1 n 81
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TltE SIN Francisco Chronicles RESPONSE
bic for the very serious statement that Mr..
Justice Field, Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, spent large sum Of money
in the effort to secure the Democratic
Nomination for tile Presidency. The
Georgia delegation is said 10 have cost
him $4,000, Justice Field ought to give
the ChrOnirl"a chance to prove its charges.
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Otr in Randolph county, which is a
county Of giants, there is kick because
the State Committee sent Hon. Ali Cald-
well ont there to speak. The inhabitants
who are intensely Democratic say they
want Il MN who can make n hand.
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A'AwSEH Of Newport, Kentucky, quotes
Chief Justice Boyle, Of that State, to show
that under the law Of Kentucky ut the
time Of Slr. Blainc's marriage in that State
the contract WIS valid, AND the subsequent
marriage i'll Pennsylvania was not ncccs.
sary. This on, the principle OF natural
law that the parties shall be able to con
tract, willing to contract, and actually do
contract. Kentucky law ought to satisfy
the Democratic partv, 759
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jrnGr Woops made haste to cut loose
from his Confederate comrades, and now
they are cutting lose from him. Then
there are some Union Democrats who
don't like the judges record MS Il violent
pOscriptionis,.
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Hampshire md Morgan Nousctl

Special Uispdtch 10 the Inielligencer. :
8 Paw Paw, W. sNA.,c. September 423.-A
rousing massmceting was lcldhcrc to-day.
Mcssrs. +. NJ. Reynolds, Feidt, Clifford
and Richmond made effective speeches.
Hampshire. and Morgan counties will do
their whole duty for Maxwell and tho
ticket. 7'@ = lsl. - EF
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EDlSsnunG, Pa, September 23.-Nlichael
Murray was hanged today. Tho cxecu-
ton passed off without special incident.
About sixty persons witnessed his taking
of. Murray was hanged for the killing oil
John Huncufl, l,on Friday, October l2, lSs3,
on tho Pittsburgh turnpike, near the sum
nit line dividing blair and Cambria coun.
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:, THERE arc Democrats who are not Nor:
mons, hut i; is a fact that nearly all Nor
mons are Democrats. By this no oliense
is meant, for the Mormons were Demo-
cu,s beiore they ever heard Of Grover
Cleveland. -.L W k.-4-.
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Gl1e qntelliigtFujt:fjr!s;.. ~.
,sie., yo.. y, nnd ~ Fourteenth Street.


CompEt;nts haze been made Of newspapers
linn ,.sln jrou he ho'Hes and ptemises 4f
,,,l.,ribtrs ufCr Tie deliray by The carriers.
/ rtclnl Of s. 90 wiH be paid by Ma office
n, ,ryy rar in rhih information is yiren
I'm, r;N hrad 10 he arrest and conriciion Of
n. h,t or N.icws pAere any copy Of he IN.
TrLLIGENCER il so stolen, after being
yncdD mbrribcrs. U 2aa5
sdrribfn who Jail to rcceire The IN.
TELLiGEvGEE promptly pill confer a
6,,w wbyD3~rii0y ihc same 10 his Office.
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a sn,nll Ohio Bank Failure.

EAST Lluepry, O., September % The
Logan National Bank has closed its doors,
caused by tho cashier loaning nearly all
the available funds to one firm. The bank
had n capital Of only Sc, 900. IL It is said
the loan is well secured and that deposi,
tors will not lose. Z az
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JAsrER, I'm, September e3.-David
Weirshing, one Of the wealthicst and most
prominent citizens OF Dubois county,
Indiana, committed snicihe last night at
his home ut Snellville, in this county,
while suffering from temporary alteration
Of mind, caused y,the recent burning Of
several of his buildings. {4$s
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a Young couplo Struck by LIrl,tn,n

4 Young Couple Struck by Lightning.
DOVER, n. II, September 22Ss.-Thcodorc
Rouleau; aged IS, and Hortensc Paro;.
aged 10, both French Canadians, while
walking homo from n ball at Rochester
last'night, were both struck by;lightninp,
Rouleau was instantly killed, and Miss
Paro's hair, one arm and hand badly
burned, and sho has lost her reason, which
Y y feared cannot he restored, s' '$S 5
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Mn. L. WILLIS WILSON isn't helping
himself by his ardent support OF the
Walker free trade tariilof 1916. That sort
Of oitliin. doesn't suit simon pure protcc-
,ionists Of the vintage OF 1854.
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s8DunKEr's Salad Dressing is composed Of
the freshest, purest and choicest conli.
ments imoneywill buy, It surpasses any,
Tint can be made athomc, iscAeaper, saves
labor anl all anxiety: 4g MwFAw. 4.
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GENERAL LooAs will, after his visit to
Mi. city, have some doubts about tho
solhliiy oi,tbcsolidsouth. S-'
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.,.Jubor MAxwEth' stands on tic solid
rock vi protection. This is why Windy
Wilson walls his wild western wall. 2,
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Tnr only difference between the Hon.
All. Caliwell's speeches and Windy Will
sons is that the former act as sedativc
md the latter cause insomnia
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KErr your eye on Reynolds in the Sec
ond district. lie has the good fortune to
be running asainsta free trader who sup
ported the Morrison bill. 5-.r2
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DoSr bother about New York. A little
matter Of 10000 majority ought to satisfy
anybody. George William Curtis lives in
New York. f,'%8 T2',. yifsG :
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rlcr.roCHrrs robbed an Ohio editor Of
50, on the occasion OF General Losan's
yisi, to Massillon.' Nosuch harvest awaits
the lsht.iingcred here. r
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JumE IiEASyoS should get tariff
primcranl study the first principles. II
he will do this for the next ten years we
may consider him rs nominee for Con-
rrrS; ~ g. ETlN. $ =
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lcpGrSSyDEn and Judge Woods pull
together in sweet harmony on the bench.
And in defeat they will not be separated.
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LAST year the Democrats caught the
woOl.growcrs Of Ohio. The wool.growers
ought to have known better then. They
know better now.
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MIR. +. ". WilsoSis II sort Of a.city.of-
Observation-Disclosures ~ the people
;lIllave Il. ', q, l-.a-- .f'r 2
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COM: no MEET EMO.
Sensational Fentures Developed In tho Louis.
\ .gasI y yiii0 Whisky Failure. 81 t,itl' ,

LOUISVILLE, NY, september 2j.-llle
developments this afternoon OF the assign.
mcnt Of Newco,nb. Buchanan < Compa,,y,
,ro ~ = snns,,,o,,. .ISn.,,..s;' ,Ia.a,n,S.o -
,o y. o'''''.'',a, ..'., '''.''''e' iiere'o'o'e
the Ws's""ehA OF the company was con-
sdercd rs u formal petition for IN extern
sion Of timy. Very little sensation nm.
,,,,,ro, a. o,n;.,,a ~, f.ai,,.
S1'e1, P',"..' ."',i.'', I's ''e'''s 'P''s
one ol regret that the trni had gone
under. George g. and Andrew buchanan
loft the city Sunday. lcovin,,uoclup totLc;r
,yho.oa,,o,,,,, u II ,a,.,."., .,.s;,s.'t -"
M"o'."oou.s. wa - N.S ''e'' f" s"Sp'c'o" Oh
e'ooHeu,,css W!'s !,rst afonsesl ana fumors
were set al'oat: Inc rulno's to-day say
INC lfhi ilade improper use OF money sent
py customers 70 pay INC lax
on ti'e WHISKY winch they had sold:
hhotiier is tliat they hnve hypotl otllecaled
~; 1!ie's seee'iMs 'os WHISKY ont Oh bontt.
lne rllllloH lirst TOOK 4 tangible form this
a!terhooh whch Mr. Geo. W. Morris, MS.
slshee OF INC company, resigned and
tMrnGa ne entire business over to tllc
rMehty i:I trust Company. Ihe cause, it Is
saiu' oi TINS stGp On ine part oil Alr. Morris
W Was ihulng INC aiiairs III slici, 2 compll-
.T ga.eu condition N STRENGTHENING them out.
!Ihe accounts OF tho firm arc IN n much
worse cohdllloh, taan the creditors ever
supposed. :,
Holders OF receipts immediately rushed
10Y 10 tIe eollecl9fs once to sec i duplicates
n. iiua oeen miile, anu II Is positively stated,
out nov py ing internal lGyenue depart.
,ntieh',, ,ta, sh"! oNe thoMsehd boh''Gd ware,
mouse receipts were discovered which had
peeli oupEcateo. When the last arrange
men. .i,e with INC treasurer was made com.
plcee control ol INC business WINS placcdin
,rI, NV - l'u,lus OF ny partners OF Tue urn.
incte ~ ,i WIS ah huYlsofy committee appoint
~ pu. lliey were seldom II ever consult,
cu oy tne urn IL has Deen ascertaihed
tnat .ley nave peen III the hablt OF Dor
tow'ns money III Boston:
a gentleman VINO has intimate business
tc;a'!ohs c;i WIN Dotl members oil the iirin
salu n! 10 IN Assoeiated lress reporter, - ou
Iaay say that INC indications are TINT
u.9'Se Aha 4,hnteW nave joined Iayhe
MY Y: Hi@y AIM hho, and the rest Of them
~ vanaua. me iheory OF suicide viii not
uo, lor surrey DON 81 the partners did not
ocsGlne inSihe at the same moment, ana
nci.ner n Wilde lound. ihGre IS no index
rAcrnt efookeahess ana hight from the
iaW.-z 1eI
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WnrS corn goes higher than wheat, it is
no, too much 10 say that the Democratic
PARTY is passing through a. heavy stress Of
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GEN. LoGAN's alovEs1ENrs.
Big Time ut Akron-Forty Thousand Pco
~ S5s2si plc Welcome Him. II -


~ plo Welcome Him. -
AKRON, O., September ga great Re
publican demonstration is in progress here
today. General John A. Logan and party
left Canton this morning ut . o'clock on n
special train,f arriving at Akron at half
past 10. General Logan received con.
tinuous ovation along the route. Several
thousand'pcople were at the depot when
the party arrived, and he was loudly
chcercd. The party were driven to the
hotel Duchtel with great difficulty, a
crowd OF 10000 people blockading the
streets, and delegations arriving from
neighboring towns on everytrain. A grand
parade took place, at noon, when all
the trades and manufacturing interests
OF the city were. represented on floats
and wagons. Upwards Of 10000 were in
line. AT tho fountain in the Park
speeches were made by Senator Frye,
General Gibson, Major Wm. Mckinley
and General Logan. Tonight q grand
torchlight procession took place, and
speeches were made in various parts ol
the city. The town is proiuscly, decorated
and presents q holiday appearance. Gen.
ensl Logan leaves for Wheeling tomorrow
| morning. & u 5i-J 1tg-, ,H.!!ss;ist &,
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ErsrAre tillsoS will probably Ego
wrst" after NovemherL
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n 3OuR colorcd cashmcres, rs inches wide,
at 81 00; per yard, cannot be duplicated In
this market, s Z, n, Nc GltLlS 4 Co, 4
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CoLuMnus, o., September 23.-The Re-
publican State Committee has announced
the following route for Mr.. ,Blaine's trip
through Ohio, and will give out the time
OF the special train to each place as soon
as information can be secured from the
different railroads over which he travels.
lie will enter the State Friday, September
90, by way Of Ashtabula and Painesville
to Cleveland, thence by way OF Elyr:a,
Norwich and Fremont to. Toledo, thence
to Sandusky via Fostoria, thence to Day.
ton via Titiin, KentonJ Belleiontaine, Ur-
bana and Springfield, thence to ,Cincin-
matt via Hamilton, thence via Nenia to
Columbus, thence to Bellaire via Newark
and GAINESVILLE, passing out Of the State
October fourth. He will pass one night in
Cleveland, Sunday in Toledo, Monday
night ut Sandusky, Tuesday night Mt Day
ton, "Wednesday Nnd Thursday at. Cincin-
natl, Friday. night at Columbus and Sat-
urdaysat Bellaire, Ohio. gtEt;;4 Z Is
Z. / 4 fL1aSAtE- - . 81
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Il Member Of the british Parliament Ilillcd

CnEYRSSE, September 49, 3S LENDER
special from Fort Mckinney, Wyoming
Territory, says: The manglcd and lifeless
body Of Gilie Leigh, n member Of
the British Parliament, was found
at the foot OF 4 PERCEPTIONS cliff in the Bic
Horn mountains. Leigh was out here WITH
small English pleasure party. LEFT
camp on the 14th inst. for stroll, and was
not heard Of afterwards till the eight days;
search revealed his dead body. The re-
mains will DC shipped 10 England. - = ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-24

PARIS, September 23.-Lord Lyons, tho
British ambassador. to France recently
made an appeal to Prime Minister Ferry
to open the government ship building
yards in order to provide work for ths.
starvin. laborers.:: Ferry, in! response TO,
the appeal informed Lord Lyons lie held
no Jurisdiction over the matter, but would
refer the subject to Waldeck !, Rossau,
Minister OF the Interior. 1t is stated
thousands of workmen are now out Of
employment and serious rioting is feared, !,