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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12

OF the onscinl Returns Received by th
lglL- Associated Press

New foRx, Nov. ll.-Up to midnight
the result OF the ballot for Presidential
electors has been declared in 33 OF 60
counties in this State. The last previous
reports Of the County Clerks showed a
Democraticplurality OF ,2So. To-dav's can.
vass shows net loss to Blaine Of ! votes.
The remaining 81 counties, with two es-
ceptions, reported progress, and will for
the most part report the result OF their
canvass tomorrow.
To-day's reports speak Of Irregularities
in form, but no mention is made OF any
serious discrepancy in the count. Several
counties which did not to-day complete
their official canvass reported there was
no reason to believe that when completed
the figures would show any change from
those already given.
The canvassed returns received by the
Democratic State Committee from twenty.
four counties indicate gain OF G votes in
favor OF Blaine against co lin Livingston
county, in favor Of Cleveland, No re.
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GEN. scnor,ELD,s nrronr.
Ahc Namber Of Men In What hc Rec
H&ll5 ofnnicn,ls for his Division, f35f

Il
CHICAGO, it,, Nov. 1.-THE annual re.
port OF Major.General schoAeld, com.
mandinS the division Of the Missouri, Is
published to-day. 1t treats Of the opera.
tlons In that division during the past ycar.
The roster OF troops in tile division shows
seven regiments and two companies OF
cavalry, nineteen regiments and one com.
pany Of Infantry and four batteries Of field
artillery. Tho report urges the
to provide for the permanent
shelter and barracks for troops In this di-
vision. lie refers to the destitute condition
OF certain Indian tribes in the department
81 the Platte and urges means for their re.
lief. lie urges the necessity for practical
school for field artillery fashioned after
the schools OF application for infantry and
cavalry at 1T. Leavenworth. 't.f'
lie mentions the encampmcnts OF
the Illinois National Guar,l during
July and August, when the inspection Of
troops occurred by Lieut.. Col. Switzer. OF
Iiie stu Cavalry. Gen. Schodeld in this
connection invites attention TO the i'm
portance Of schools for the practical in
s., struction Of the militia oithe several States.
The urgent need for the education OF both
officers and men in the use Of the modern
r,ile field maneuvres is necessary to make
thc ise OF rifle effective, and
IN the detail OF army lie.
both IN camp and In garrison.
One year of such instruction to Young
men between IL and 20 years OF age would
make,.h argues, excellent soldiers fur
more valuable than many times their
number OF unframed militia. The Gov.
ernment might well give reasonable aid
TO these schools in money, military ma
terlals, and experienced instructors such
the States. ~" -
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+ OTTAWA, Nov. 1.-THE English Secre-
tary OF the Japanese Legation at Washing.
ton Yesterday visited this city in connec-
ton with the desire OF his government to
establish trade relations With the Domin.
ION vim the Canada Pacific Railway and
the japanese Steamship Company. Sir
Leonard Tilly referred Mr.. Denison to the
Canada Pacific authorities Mt Montreal,
whether he has gone to confer with them
on the subject 81 go, ,lrs. II ii :.
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No Lives Lost,

NEwnrRa, n. Y, Nov. Hat 4 O'Clock
this morning n heavy emigrant train go.
ing west on the West Shore broke in two
aad stopped ut Cornwall station. Owire
to the train men ncelec,ins 10 send back
iEe danger signals, heavy freight train
following dashed into the passenger, com.
pletely wrecking the most OF the passen.
ger train. The engine OF the freight train
was overturned into ditch with several
freight cars. The track was not obstruct.
ed No lives were lost. The emigrants
saw the danger and hastenel out OF the
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Twenty-Thr.e billion Cattle,

!. Kansas CRY, Nov. The committee
appointed by the National Bureau OF AMI
mai Industry to gather statistics OF tho
cattle interest in the west has nearly con-
cluded its work. The report will show
there arc twenty-threes head of cattle in
the States west Of the Mississippi river,
being again OF thirty per cent since 1880.
Texas leads with a gain of seventy per
cent: and Kansas second, showinga gain
OF tifty-seYen per cent. tst
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S1o.so from New York IN chIcoro

NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-The reduction OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
road OF its rates to meet the lowest
figures OF other roads has put new life
into the railroad war. Ten dollars and a
half is the price Of tickets to Chicago BY
all roads except the New York Central,
which asks Sl2, and the Pennsylvania,
which asks $50. Its thought the Central
will come down to $40 so.
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Fatal Eeuu Over POljtIcI

TnoY,EN. Y, Nov. ll.-simon West, OF
Wischers Ferry, Saratoga county, en-
tered the hotel Of George Il..smith ut that
place last night. West attacked Smith
with butcher knife and Smith fred three
shots, all taking effect. West is not cx.
pected to live through the day. Ambrose
Berry attempted to disarn West, and was
shot in the leg. The trouble is said to
have arisen over the election dispute,
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CoLuNIUs, Nov. ll.-Governor 1Ioadly
to-day issued a proclamation to the citi.
zens OF the three counties in which depre.
dations have occurred on account OF a
strike among the miners. lie cnumer.
ates the destruction by incendiaries
and, intimates that it is in great
measure due to the sympathy extended
by the citizens. and calls upon them to use
al! efforts to preserve the peace by dis.
countcnaucing all unlawful acts and to MD
the local authorities in their efforts to pre-.
serve their property and the peace. = =.
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Two ,I.n Killed on n Crossing. m.

BosToS, Nov. l1l.-Frcderick Granger
and Frederick Murray, painters, while re-
turning from work yesterday afternoon,
attempted to cross the Boston and Albany
railroad track at Allston after the gates
had been lowered, and we're struck By the
Newton Express, thrown 100 feet and in
stan,ly killed. Murray was twenty-three
and native Of Nova Scotia. Granger was
forty and belonged in Maine. .F>5s ", y
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CHICAGO, Ills ,Nov.1l.-Diphtheria has
broken out among the pupils in one oi
the public schools, and several fatal cases
have already been reported. The Health
department officials are considering the
advisability Of closing the schools. The
Health Commissioner declares that the
disease IS certainly epidemic in the city
one lamily is reported as having lost six
children out OF seven in the past two weeks
through the disease.
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PirTsDuEGn, Nov. ll.-An Ebensburg,
Pa, Post special says: Seven prisoners
escaped from Jail here at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. Three were afterwards cap
tured and four arc still at large. The es-
cape was made by taking the keys from
the jailor and placing him in cell while
they broke the locks on the doors Of the
jul yard. :. :. Eg1tR (, glls'. .lls.t &.
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.WAsulSGroS, D, c., Nov. ll.-secretary
Mcplerson says: According to lis fig
ures, subject to corrections, but not likely
be changed, the Democrats will have ls3
members in the next House; Republicans
al aud Greenbackers j (Weller.) This
gives the Democrats majority OF II over
all The Republicans gain % over the
present representation; the Democrats
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PnLApElrnIA, Nov. ll.-Oilicial re.
turns from all the counties in the State,
except Sullivan, which is estimated to
give plurality OF $50 for Cleveland, gives
Elaine Il plurality OF SO,553. The Repub.
licans will have a majority OF 70 in the
Senate and 81 in the House, a majority on
joint ballot Of 90. The next Congressional
delegation will be 20 Republicans and s
Democrats, u Republican gain OF I.
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turHs have been received at tho Repub.
lican National Committee at the Victoria
hotel, and Chairman Draper Of the Renub.
lican State Executive Committee could
not be found. - NJ. ~ p. s
General John A. Kapp, q stalwart Re.
publican from Auburn, said he believed
the official canvass would make no ma.
terial change in the published returns. III
thore Is any hitch" said he, "it will be in
New York and Kings counties. Up in the
country the people know twenty.four
hours aiter the closing Of tho polls what
the result Is. 4 think It IA sure thing
The official canvass OF Kings county
Board of Supervisors state that there
turns In six wards have been examined
to-day beginning with the first which
showed Cleveland to have i, 800 votes
and Blaine S,2lO. s'
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HOLD ON There!
Well Have no Bulldozing, Gentle.
men, IfYou Please. Is
It Looks More and More as little
Democrats are Afraid (
That the Final Count viii Sweep
Away Their Small Plurality.
Their Newspapers Behave us
Though There is Some.
e thing to Cover Up, /
But Loud Talk Will not Deceive
or Cheat the People.
New York Republicans Still BE.
lieve That; Blaine Has the State.
The Official Count Begins and
Shows Some Changes.
I
The Official Count Begins and
Shows Some Changes.

Special DL7'atch to the Mi<tiigcaccr. ~.
NEW York, Nov. ll.-Thcre is no pros.
pcct so far as I can learn that we shall
know anything OF material importance to.
night from the official canvass in progress
throughoutth State. The reports receiv.
ed up to this hour, nine o'clock, indicate
that there is considerable legal DISCUSSION
among the opposing counsel over techni-
cal matters. AS ior instance, in the vote
OF the Tweiitlrward OF Albany. The can
vassers have several days in which to COM
plete their work and make their returns,
vEooMAS CLAIMS nLA1xE's ELECTION.
Mr.. Vrooman, OF the State Republican
Committee says this evening that the
latest evidence that has come into the
possessionoi the commilteei is simply cum
mulative and justites and strengthens the
position taken bv the committee and will
in their opinion change the alleged
Cleveland plurality into positive victory
for Blaine. He says that proofs OF fraud
multiply constantly, and the committee
are now able to produce over 1000 atlida.
Wits OF persons who voted ior Butler and
whose votes were counted not for him, as
the record shows, but for Cleveland.
DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS IN PLENTY.
Charles Emory Smith, editor OF the
Philadelphia Press, who is here looking
into the situation, says that the inside
Democratic figures are considerably less
than any OF the Democratic papers have
given, and that they are studiously with.
holding them. He says that there are
reasons for believing tina. the plurality On
which they now stand is not more than
$50, and that the number OF ballots in New
York City alone returned defective is con-
sidcrably larger than this margin.
The New York Sun, in speaking OF the
extreme closeness OF the Democratic mar
gin, says by way OF rebnkiny the BULLDOG
ing and riot inciting language OF some Of
their papers here.
\ EEnrHE TO cLEvELAND's IScESDIAE1Es.
That two weeks ago not one Of these
journals would have hesitated to admit
that in the case OF an election turning on
y plurality OF one-tenth OF one percent of
the enormous total vote Of the State the
result could be determined only by the
completion OF the official canvass. Nor
wonld they now refuse to wait for the Of
fetal canvass if the figures on their face
had shown small plurality ior Blaine, nor
indeed il the electoral votes OF New York
were Indispensable to the success OF Cleyc-
land.
There is great force in this observation
OF the Sun and'sober public opinion is now
crying shame on those incendiary bull
dozers who havs insisted on prejudging
the result by riot melting language.
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PROOFS OF FRAUD.
1000 Hutlcr ofen whosr Votes Counted for
t..l Cleveland. .su.Gt -

Cleveland. .'ma..t -
NEw YoEK, Nov. 1.-THE Null and Er.
ptss says: additional proofs OF fraud
perpetrated at the late election in the in
terest OF the Cleveland ticket were receiv-
ed to-day at the Republican State Com
mit'ee's headquarters in the Gilsey
House. The evidence which comes from
the interior OF the State, was Immediately
transmitted to counsel. MI. John W.
Vrooman, OF the committee, said to Mail
and Express reporter: "Our policy has
been TO withhold from the public until the
matter has been brought up ior adjudica.
ton, the details Of the testimony on which
We base the charges OF frapd. The latest
evidence which has come into our posses.
sion is simply cumulative. IT justites and
strengthens the position we have taken,
and will, we believe, change the alleged
Cleveland plurality into a positive victory
for Blaine. Proofs OF fraud multiply con.
stantly, and we are now able to produce
over 1900 a.lidavits OF persons who votrd
tor Butler, and whose votes were count.
ed, as the record shows not ior him, but
ior Cleveland.
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They VIII publl,h n ,1nu,hly ropcr.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-The Executive
Committee OF the Woman's Foreign Mis-
slonary Society Of the ". Z. Church con-
tlnued its session this morning. The
"Lea!iet" Committee were authorized to
publish leahet explanatory OF the work
and scope OF the "Heatilcn Women's
Friend" y resolution was passed to au.
tho!lz. the publication OF monthly paper
on foreign missionary work for the benefit
of the children f., i = s5I-lg - :. :.
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SAN FrASclsco, Nov. ll.-Additional re.
turns just received from the mountain dis.
tric.s Of Modoc county, California, put
Henley, Democrat, twenty. ahead for Con.
gress in the first district. Full returns
IRON Del-Norte are still missing. II is ex.
pected they will give Carrothers, Republi.
can, n small majority. II so it will place
the candidates about even, -
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RoxpuRY, n. y, Nov. 1.-THE inspec-
tors OF election district No. ., in this town,
have certified that 81 Blaine electoral bal
lots cast at the late election were printed
on green paper. One hundred green bal
lots are also certified to in MiIdletomn.
This is contrary to the statute; required
ballots to be pointed on plain white pa
per. II thrown out, these districts would
show plurality tor Cleveland.
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Indiana Democrats JulliIy.'

ISpIASApoLls, ISp Nov. 1.-THE Dem.
ocratic State jolIiGca;ion meeting here to.
day was largely attended, hut there
were not great number OF visitors from
outside the city. Between three and
four o'clock this afternoon the meeting or.
sanized at Circle Park, where Gov. Hen
bricks was introduced and spoke at
length. iE Fl ti'
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Got Iiia Dues.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. ll.-A st. Joseph
P"st-Disratch special says: A. D. Sly, who
robbed the American Express Company
in this city year ago OF sl9,S00, pleaded
guilty to embezlement and grand larceny
this morning in the Criminal Court and
was sentenced to four years in the pen.
itentiaty. F--pe5 ,,--ts 's.Hff 5rs,,, T.-s
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New YoEK, Nov. ll.-'rhe Republican
National Committee have moved to Vic.
toria Hotel. and Chairman Jones, Senator
Hobart and Messrs. .Elkins ChatIee and
Converse are to-day awaiting the reports
Of the official count in the State. Hon.
Emory a. Storrs in aninterview, this Of.
,crnoon, said: "lt is the duty OF Blaine to
insist on fair count, for he has not been
running for fun but as representative 0!
some millions OF people," Ia
The Democratic National Committee to.
day issued call to those interested in the
election OF Cleveland apd Hendricks ior
money with which to defray the cxtraor.
dinary and unexpected expenses occa.
stoned by the threatened dispute OF the
electoral vote oi the State OF New York.
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SHORTER THAN TIE PANHANDLE,
The Opening of the u. & o. Line between
Columbus and Cincinnati,


Columbus and Cincinnati.
CISclSSATI, Nov. 1.-THE Columbus 4
Cincinnati Minland Railroad will be oren-
ed ior traffic Monday next. It extends
from Columbus, through Mt. Sterling,
Washington Court House and Wilmington
to the Clinton Valley, where it connects
with the Cincinnati, Washington 4 Bolti-
more. The distance by it and the latter
road between Cincinnati and Columbus is
llG miles, four miles less than by the PAN
handle route. Yesterday at Washington
G. e., ata meeting 1.-THE stockholders the
original board OF directors resigned and
the followingwereelected Colonel Orlaad
Smith, Cincinnati, Henry Miller, James
\. Wilcox and Charles PARROT, OF Colum-
bus, and Samuel Spencer, Baltimore.
Subsequently the directors elected Colonel
Orlando Smith, PRESIDENT S. P. Peabody,
Secretary and General Superintendent,
and Theodore II. Butler, Treasurer. The
general offices will be in Columbus, Ohio.
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WHITTIER are VIC drifting? Maud S
heats her record OF 2:O9i by doing her mile
in half second less. The evolution Of
the trotting horse goes on. The interest.
iniquestion is, how many more seconds
is il possible to take off?
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. ll.-A special to
the Pos-Dapateh says: Ina dense fog
this morning wild engine running on
the line OF the northwest bound freight
train on the track OF the Ohio 4 Miss
issippi railway caused a collision. Both
engineers aud fireman OF the freight train
were killed. ii N
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TIN. l'luralItieA.

Following are the pluralities OF Blaine
and Cleveland as shown by the above Of.
fetal returns. These can be compared
with the returns rs received by the New
York Tribune and Times:
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Miners Charged viii. Conspiracy.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE trial
OF the river coal miners, arrested during
the late strike in the Fourth Pool, on a
charge of conspiracy, will be called up to-
morrow. The case is exciting considerable
interest, ~.
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Tue Governor Of North Carolina said to
the Governor OF South Carolina: "Sir, the
best remedy in the world is Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup" and the latter seconded
the assertion. 5s
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AUGUSTA, Ne, Nov. ll.-Nlr. Blaine re-
mains quietly at home. lie appears to be
waiting, like everybody else, and occupies
himself about his ordinary affairs and en-
tcrtuining friends who call.
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No Parallel.

The history OF the dry goods trade fur.
nishes no parallel to tile low prices made
on dress goods as those made by L. NJ. Nc.
Gillin & Co. on the three specialties they
are selling at 70 and IS cents per yard.
To those who require an article OF dress
we say empha,ically now is the time to
buy, and those who do will certainly
profit by our advice. a
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New York, Nov. l1.-Geo. Wm. Curtis
was serenaded last evening at his home in
New Brighton, Staten Island, by citizens
in uniform. He illuminated the house
and bowed apprcciatively as the crowd
went past, but did not speak, because, as
he afterwards said, while he was conf.
dent that Cleveland had been elected, he
did not think it necessary TO sayany,hing
yet. He did not want to appear as ii
wishing to force public opinion. There
was plenty Of time thereafter to speak. I
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IT riles the esteemed Register to say that
it has the questionable advantage Of out
side supervision. lsit, then, 4 secret that
the Register is edited in the State House :?
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New York, Nov. 1.-THE .lma aud Er.
pres says: "The official: count OF the bal
lots in every county in tlia State is now in
progress. The work will be very thorough.
Seitler party yields an inch. Every tig.
ure will be closely scrulinized in all coun.
ties Of the State. A week is usually con-
suuled in the work: In this city and
Kings county less time is required. ,Fonr
years ago the official can yass OF the State
was not completed until November 60
over week distant. Prominent lawyers
are on both sides, s5s, 5,t4
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Arany rate there Is an organized effort
to count Mr.. Blaine out Of his health. But
he pers sts in being as well Us he ever wos
in his life Of robust health,
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It-iAnEncS

that stands out in bold relief aud every
tag that marks each garment proclaims It
that no house in this or any other market
show such low prices on cloaks and wraps
as the prices shown by Z. NJ. McGillin &
70 Ii,zt-8l ig7g1sl 2 le i'gso 1l' HHf5Hl-,rfs T
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t1fFft-

DABD.ttth residence OF her father, Mr. Jacob
stAey. SlIs. LulLLA GIHn. aged 81 Jcnrs, 5 months
Funeral from her fathers residence, No. ol0s
Water street, Mt o'clock thtsai,ernoon.
D!rTERs-on Tuesday, November IL, ls3;. a,
she Sixth ward, joMs +. Bl,7ra,, n the I'D year Of
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Tho First tssIytnnt

WASHINGTON, D. c., Now ll.-IIon. Jas.
Schuyler Crosby, First Assistant Post
master General, took the oath OF Office to.
day and began the discharge OF his official
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THAT was a fine circus they had in the
Second Branch Of Council last night. The
Mayor was doing the star part, aud he did
It handsomely. ,.-ss FL
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TIE line Of colors in Italians, surahs,
and Rahdame are as yet unbroken. Our
sales are immense and we cannot promise
much after to-day. Price G5 and IS cents
per yard, E. N. McGILLlS 4 Co.
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TnE official count ofScw Yorks vote be-
gan yesterday. Thirty.three counties SO
iar heard from give Blaine net gain Of
lei As compared with the NewYork Time.'
table, given in this Issue.
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TIE :.TnInUNE,Su CLAIM.

Which Shows that blaine Has Plurality Of
The New York Tribune gives the follow
ing estimated 'plurali,ies in New York
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TuE official count has begun. The
Democrats don't seem to be comfortable.
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"TIA1ES" ESTIMATE

or the Vote of New York State Giving Cleve.
-.- land n Plurality Of 1876.
Thefollowing is the estimate Of the New
York Time;, giving Cleveland plurality: