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ARs1Y MEN SURPRISES
py tho suip,eliority Of Social 1nlluonoo il, IL Z

- >uo souFuk1o5AV9 VI oOc1hl lnuuoHC0 to
- ~ Long Service. Il; +, ~, u
WAslllSsrox, D. G., Nov. 27.-Armyy
men hive received another surprise in
thdy appointment by the President OF
Andre W. Brester, step son Of the At.
torney General, and VIM. Mason Wright
to be Second Licutenants. Following
upon the recent appointments from civil
life to the army, which were criticised SO
severely, the action OF President Arthur
creates surprise. Sergeant Drainard, Of the
Greely expedition, who, in com pany with
Lieutenant Lockwood, reached the high.
est point ever attempted in the polar
regions, was strongly recommended by
prominent army officers for promotion to
one Of the vacancies just filed, but social
influences proved too powerful, and he
was overlooked for a couple Of youths
without experience. 81. 5i5'3, ,tal...51
~ Young Brewster is now borne OH the
rolls Of the Department Of Justice as an
associate council at $500 per arlnum, and
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FOREIGN FLASHES

Gladstone, the Marquis oiSalisbury and Il
others held further conference yester.
day on Parliamentary questions. ifSS
Bismarck has been officially notified n
the propositions OF England forsettlr,nnnt
OF thcEgyptian debt, and that they hive
been referred TO tho other financial col.
leagues for conference. - 80
ln-discnssing the Tonquin affair in tho
French Chamber Of Deputies Yesterday
Clemenceau said France did wrong in ac,
S;eepting the mediation Of England, icr her
dtlsinterestedncss was open to suspicion
lle said Bismarck was II most dangerous
enemy, but was still more dangerous as n
lr1eho; IT was necessary, to beware lest
french dignity and honor should be com.
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y Famous ljlvOrrS Case

( WAs,'SeroS,, =. g, Nov. e7.-Ju,lge
Cox made i decree Of divorce in tile case
OF. Presley F.Jcnkins against Frances G.
Jenkins, known TO the variety >stag,es.s, Ms :
"Frankie Christy:."3 Tho complainant ii1il i
Tie son Of Admiral Jenkins, OF the United
States Navy, and some years ago, Fwhiln
the defendant was employed on tho stave
OF the Theat . Comiquc, he became inii.
mate with her, and it lis alleged TINT
@hile.nndcr the influence OF 'li1uor hs
married her. This marriage was diis,aste.
ful, to the. family, and in Il weeks tl,n
defendant left his house.. Oyer two. .ypars
elapsed, and on August 10 last d biil ior
divorce was framed on the ground oi dc.
sertion. The decree Of divorce was made
to.ilav, lf1 . EsISs u = - ''''"' '''>'o
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Mn. ]. B. MURPHY, Treasurer Irish.
American Independents, Fifteenth AS.
sembly District, New York, says: ""We
nre no holiday workers. We voted for
Mr. Blaine because he represented the
principle OF protection to American in.
drstrles and to Americans. We do not
think that our work is done simply be.
cause Mr.. Blaine is defeated, We have
reorganized since the close Of tho cam.
palgn and have 400 membcrs."ni The
party OF protection having been defeated,
there isall the more reason iormen who,lo
not believe in British free trade for Amer.
ica to stand shoulder to shoulder. And
that is the position they arc taking, with
agood deal Of vigor. 4l&s
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PARIS can't make up its mind whether
women ought to be allowed to practice
melicinc-and paris is supposed to live
in republic! Victor Hugo was asked
what he thought about it. Here is his
characteristic response: To lock up
women or to give them liberty? That, is
the dilemma. | am thinking The locked
up wo'nan-mystery. The free woman
hope. Therefore I press your royal
hand" We don't even suspect whose
royal hnnd it is hc is pressing, but it is
not hard to SEQ that Huso is on the side
OF "the woman in the case" It is n late
day to be asking whethcra woman shall
be allowed to doauything sho7 is cupable
Of doing. # .Ss5 5tfy if-Y
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4 ClSclSSArl, o, Nov. 27.-Dominick Nc
caifrey and his combination Of pug;ilists
were to havc given an exhibition in this
city next Saturday but, owing to legal In.
reference, they were compelled to 10
across tho river; md instead will appear Ia
Odd Fellows Hall, Covington, next Satur.
day evening. Mr.. Q. .A. Tanner, VINO is
ahead of the. company, worked Ill day
yesterday to induce Mayor Stephens to
issue 4 license, but he would not do It on
account Of the now law recently passed by
the Ohio Legislature, which makes It an
otiense to even give all exhibition with
gloves. The exhibition, however, will be
given on Kentucky soil, and there will
dvubtleas be a large crowd OF admirers 90
over from this side Of tho river to wit:
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Is these times OF depression there;is op.
portunity for good common sense and rca.
sonabencss between the men who pay
and the men who earn wages. a just EN-.
ployer will not take mean advantage; a
sensible employee will not be sunmindful
Of the situation and his own true inter.
ests. For the individual welfare and for
the common prosperityit is to be hoped
that there nay be no necessity for a seal.
ing Of wages. 1t must be admitted, how
ever, TINT the outlook is not SO favorable
us it was at this time last winter. -
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sESAroE CANDIES was reluctant nbout letting the
me l,cws 20 before tho public contained III the
tnnniiS conversation ns outlined above by the
everybody. and particularly Democrats. were look.
inT saT seme reliable Information as ,owlat was
~ nS me uture course Of l'resilcnt Cleveland In
,e,A,ioh to the patronage III his disposal the sena.
!nr Erscio,lsly relaxed his ncsatloi nd permitted
'e htghi'r 10 SOW broadcast, what appears above.
-hey''fr Thanksgiving ElRortdl. t;}I'1h H1s5i-
There can be no mistake about the
pivotal and vital fact in this case. Though
the HtyisIer is the organ Of M opposition
faction, it stands shoulder to shoulder
with Senator Camden on the broad plane
Of the principles Of Jefferson and Jackson.
It would not in brutal antonness make
this allegation against Senator Camden.
Mo'ever it is plain that the statement is
made iii no uniriendly spirit, but rather
IN a joyous and triumphant mood, MS
though newspaper had forced n Senator
OF the United States, mucl.against his
will, to perform a highly meritorious act.
But what shall be said Of Senator Cam.
den!-a;man who processes. to love all
West Virginia aike-invading Wheeling
IN the silent watches Of Thanksgiving
Eve, and with shameless ciIrontery,with a
conscience scared by two winters in
Washington, a taste yitiated by familiar
contact with the nobles,e at Carlsbad this
man dares to come to Wheeling to '''relax
his negation'! Not content with merely
relaxing it-hotlyi ambitious for some.
thing more than a calm, eentlemanly, un.
ossensa.ioNs relaxation Of hishanghty and
pursc.proud negation = he ilippantly
ilaunts It in the face Of m industrious and
sscady-going people !;, ,..5,s553: @ # N;
Nor can the Register DO held entirely
sailtless, for that paper encouraged the
Senator in his evil course by assuring him
that everybody "wero" looking for some
thing Of that sort. The Register itself nd
m'ts this share in the miserable copartncr
shipof shameful turpitule,
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is considered nm authority OH sporting
matters, to which much Of his time hss
been devoted. Wni.' Mason Wright On.
tered West Point two years ago from the
State Of New Jersey, but resigned Just be.
foro the last examination BY tho kind.
ness OF President Arthur and the influence
Of the Frelinghnyscns, he now finds him.
self In the army two years ahead Of tho
young men In his former class, without
the bother Of the discipline and study Of
the academy. tiEg 44I III
Secretary Lincoln, 1t Is reported, tried
hard 10 prevent these appointments. The
excellent record made by the President
by his difference 10 army traditions during
hls administration has been seriously I'm
paired. & 4 +, (, ,.s-.-,i I ~ ,l'agG..
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; Judse ruarr;co's 8 s,i.t0r,;u,nl,,c,.. ;, l,,,,,

JAMESTOWN, n. Y.,Nov.. 2L-Judgc al.
.bionsW. Toursce. the author, who has 4
country home at Mayville in this county,
is in great financial: distress. lie became
involved by8eonnection with Or Cont,
ncnt;of which he. held $4,000 iii stock,
and lost all that besides incurring many
debts, His latest work, San Appeal to
Cesar" was assigned to creditors before
completed, and although Z having large
sales is yielding the author nothing.
Tourgee has gained. many friends in tic
community where he has, resided and hus
the sympathy Of all. n. !. 2. - -
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JOHN FEIitENHArClI
Appointed Comml"s'onor"f ths nurcau Of

5B,.7 Labor Stntlstlcs. - 7
WAsiIlSoroS, D. c., Now a7.-John
tssli'ttenbatch, Of Ohio, now Inspector Of
Steamboats, at Cincinnati, has been ap.
pointed by tho President Commissioner Of
the Bureau ofIabor, and will proceed at
once to organizc the Bureau. His duties,
asdeiined in the act creating the office, are
TO collect information upon the subject Of
labor, It's relations to capital, the hours Of
labor, the earnings Of the lnboring men
and women, and tho means Of promoting
their material, social, intellectual and
moral prosperity. The fitness Of Mr..
Fehrenbatcl, forthepositionis is well known,
and there Gun be no doubt that the AZ.
polntnlent will prove an excellent one,
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EDIrols and publishers desiring tran.
sportation on the Baltimore 4 Ohio to the
meeting Of tho West Virginia Press Asso.
ciation, Mt Martinsburg, December 10,
must make application TOT. &. Pangborn,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, en-.
dorsed by P. ". Morris, editor o.
tho Richie Gu:etie, President OF the
Association. There is prospect of an in,
terestiny meeting at AIartinsbure, always
apleasant place to visit. 4 :; Z.
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A CINCINNATI MURDERER

Is Allowed to Ho.m About Mt VIII for -Four
= n g '-s..,$, Days. l9Gt 80 .-s.s .
ClsclSSATI, O., Nov. e7.-Joseph Davis
was arrested tonight for the murder Of
Henry lleilman last Sunday. The affair
occurred during the progress Of n ball ut the
Lookout HOUSE. Davis was private
policeman, nnd u difficulty between him
and lleilmun took place, md the regular
police elected tho latter. A few min
utes alterwarl Davis approached Ileilnan
and crushed his skull by blow with Il
club 1t is said the assault was witnessed
by the police who elected Heilman, but
Davis was not arrested. lleilman died
today !. ill. 3. q. r.l-L.. "a 80
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Gnriins,on Court. 1nv..,Ira.,on

WAsnlxo7oS, y. &C., Eoy:fo7.-The
friends Of Lieutenant darlington, refer.
ring to the reports that the Chief Of tic
sigma! Service desires to liavc a court.
martial ordered on tho loss ofthe proteus,
say that he will heartily unite in this re.
spect. and will endcavor to have its sconc
extended 50 as to cover previous cxpedi.
tions sent out TO the relief OF the Grecly
party: They say that they particularly
wish to have the expedition under III,
command Of Beebe investigated, us the,
claim that Il that expedition had LANDED
10000 rltions at Cape Sabine the Greel,
party might have been rescued. 81 - :
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ArTEH creditablc career OF nearly two
years the Daily Guernsey Times suspends
publication-another case, the editor says,
Of "a nonpareil paper in long. primer
town. But the good old llteAy Titu,es
remains, full Of vigor and comfortable in
its affairs. Its readers will miss the
spriyhtly daily that hns passed away.
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Wisconsin's,i

MlLwAuHEE,gW Wis, Noy::977.-It was not
until today that complete returns on the
late election we're made 10 the Secretary
Of State. The total vote for tho several
Presidential cardidntes was as follows:
Blaine lGl M; Cleveland l4G,454 st. John
7,049; Butler 4,597. Blaine's plurality
Ia. 1.693. -, . .. 81 ssa r. l|,ts. y, -,
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,4rA YOUNG LADYtllURT,
Probably Fatally, while Out Ruling nt
!. y ..---L. IVY. " = - II

Probably Fatally, while Out Riding n,
|! x s't,b, Charleston. Is 4 .S4"
Special Dhiatch 10 the inteiifotnnr. G'tH1
z CMARLEsroN, W. Va, Nov. o7.--Ntiss
Annie Hubbard, a sixteen-year.old daugh-
ter Of Sheriff John Hubbard, while out
ridinsthis afternoon in company within
young man named stineman, was thrown
from q buggy oil Washington street, her
head striking a plank. She Is in un nn-
conscious condition, and from the amount
ofblood lost IT is feared sne will not re-
cover. She sustained internal injurl,s. s.
The young lady is very. handsome and Is
Q great iuvorite in society. q ~. -- ~
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AuousrA, Me-, Nov. .7.-The Governor
and Council having completed their count
ing Of the Presidentini vote Of. Maine, de:
clared the result tonight, rs follows:
Highest number Of votes received BY
Blaine electors, 72,2O0; Cleveland, 81, ,l40;
Butler, 1888; St. John, 2,l6O. JsE
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IntllnnA'H,

1SDIASAroLis, Nov. 27.-Tho revised
and corrected official figures Of the vote OF
Indiana show: Cleveland, o44,09o;
Blaine, 23S ,ls0; Butler, SIG; ST.. John,
3,O7S. CLeyeland's pluraiity, U,5l.. -.l.li.H,
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A PRETTY PAIR,
An Alleged Prizr Fighter hrrcsted M

~" " 41frBuH THU FTEhtbF NrrCHted ns n
Thief. t-.f 5'
WlLHEsnANnE, Pa, Nov. e7.-lo,n Jones,
repnted New York pugilist, in training at
Santicoke fora fight was arrested lastnipbt,
lie is supposed to be an accomplice
oi Sam SHEPPARD, n shopliftcr Of
Cleveland now i'll prison here, Jones
was committed this afternoon for
ms appearance at court. AS soon as
Tho charges against them here arc dis.
posed Of they will be taken to Bloomsbury,
where they are wanted for burglary. Shep:
hard's right mime is supposed to be John
Templeton, and he was recently employed
onSa brig ut Cleveland. Theirtlijeyinr
operations in this vicinity will reach sey, v
eml thousand dollars. iiI"'1'' - !.
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WlIcro Could lIo GoYI

HALIFAX Nov. e7--Discrcpcncies are
reported to have been discovered in tho
accounts OF the Annapolis branch,o Of the
Bank of Halifax. Agent Alexander
Shearer has been missing since Monday
and is believed TO have nhsconied. The
amount Of his defalcation Is not known,
but is thought to be light. S5L,titl
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"l,.d Man" In ISentnckv..

i;OwESsylLLE, KY, Nov. 277.-aaA party OF
a dozen armed men calling themselves
"Regulators," went totle house Of john
6. Hughes, ut Pine Grove, Rowan county,
Tuesday night, OIL n pretense Of whipping
him. Hughes resisted and was Killed.
Three men have been arrested. = a "A.
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Is President CLEVELAND going to con
suit the Senators Of his party Will, regard
to appointments in their several States!
lie won't II lie wants his no limitations re-.
cc,cd. The wise President knows that q
Senator is u Senator. r ~ s5'rfi
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Tic EpltlnMic In NIr.Inin.

pLYscununq, Eoy. 27.-GeneralJ. D. I'm:
Yboleh Has pabllslieila a letter over his own
signature denying the truth Of ;the. state.
ments in special dispatches \ to Northern
Journals in,regarl' the plague in SOUTH:
west Virginia. and particularly denying
the statement .of existing ,uestitution
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e ST. PAUL, Nov. oe77--The Barnes Norton
hard glove fight, which was fixed for to,
lay, was stopped by; tho chief Of police,
who stepped in tho ring formed in Barnes
gymnasium just as the fight was about to
begin, and arrested hoth; principles.
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THE KASAwnA MINES
And tho Miners Union-Annunl District
[tai-s sg 49, Sesslon. !, .l-t 'f5If ..i's

3kUu tHo HIu6Fb UHIhI1-AhnuNI UIStrIct
"a 49, Sesslon. !, 80 f3i5fl.i
PIrTsuuRGn, Nov. o7.-Tlie annual Dis
triet Convention Of railroad and river coal
miners assembled in Knights Of Labor
Hall at lOA. Nj. attendance fair, r,,thirty-
two delegates representing abouthulf the
pits, being present. Inthe afternoontheo old
officers. President Costello and Secretary
Flannery, were lre-elected. Theirest Of
the session was occupied with routine bus
mess. Tomorrow the question Of arbi.
tration in the railroad mines and the ad.
Visibility of organizing the Kauuwha
miners will beconGdered, 4, - T.; !,
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IT is suspected that Mr.. Hendricks has
known the time when he ate his turkey in
4 more thankful spirit. This comes Of
taking the wrong bull by tho horns-au
acidity Of temper which .loesn't become
men "entirely areat." !" II '-'''i1 F, 9s'gt
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I,ollcf from tho Rcl Cross,

WAsntsaToS, Now 27.-Dr:J.IB. Hub.
bell, special agent; Of tho Red Cross Asso.
ciation, left here tonight to visit the local.
ity Of the mysterious disease prevailing in
Virginia and afford aid to the sufferers. Il
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Thrown Out ori WORK by r,ro.

W!n1:.kEsnAR.,E, Pa, Nov 277 The Forty
Fort colliery, owned and operated by J..
Il. swayer, burned this morning. Loss
500, 900 Insured for $4,000. Five hun.
dred ~ persons are thrown out Of employ.
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IIENDnlCks, SIDE SHOW
He Takes Part In IL Performance In In.
tliaanDolIs.. Ltf.lE

5.sl&> diaanpolIs.. ~
1SpIAxArpLls, lSn., Nov. 27.-vicc.
Presidcnt.elect Hendricks returned home
yesterday, and made lis first public up-
pearanre at the Grand Opera House to-
night, where he witnessed u performance
by Clara Morris. The box was decorated
with flags and n picture Of Andrew jack
son. Upon the entrance Of, Mr..
Hendricks, the orchestra PLAYED
"llail 10 the Chief. and he wus
greeted with II round ofapplause. At tic
close OF the performance MIR. Hendricks
held reception in his box, where many
persons called and paid their respects.
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DID NOT LYNCH. lIIal.
The Petersburg Murderer Protected by the
Military. t-Laasf. l ,.'I-

PErEnsnunc, Va, Nov. 27.-scveral
military companies here which were or.
dered out last night by MajorJ. S. Carey at
the instance OF Mayor jarrett 10 resist
any attempt to do violence to Eugene
Glenn the negro who murdered WillInar
Holland, i white man, Tuesday night, and
who is confined in jail, remained on duty
at their ar,norics until 6 o'clock, this
morning, when tie mayor permitted them
to so Oft duty. No other attempt was
made to take Glenngfrom JUL. The city
was never more quiet. 4 3a5Ni..i;; Z 4 z 4
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LITTLE Rock, AnK,, Nov. e7.-J. II. Bal;
lie, Of Atlanta, Ga, a commercial traveller
for Deere, Mansur & Co., Of St. Louis, sui.
cided this afternoon; tesultoia protracted
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II thero Is no terrible disease in South
western Virginia there must DO Il tcrrib 10
llar lurking around there. II Mulhattun
is doing this It Is; time to.subdue him.
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OntI,tr. NJ Gan

l.oSpoS, Nov. o7.-fhe British steamer
from New Orleans, October 81,
for Bremen, was sisnallcd yesterday. Her
cargo had been on fro four days. A4
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A CALM, qpiet, enjoyable day-just the
sort OF day for Thanksgiving, a time OF
home pleasures aud family reunions

10 ,prcsldcnt.elect Clevcland.-sir:-
Where would You be nowii tho Mug
wumps had been somewhere else ?-Cmi
.Shur:. 14455ttIFt Sif y telael'
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: "A REDUCTION OF WAGES
OF Irohworkers-Pllnt Glass Works Shu,
q, - f't. .s.a51.rs' Down. .- r. a

PlrrsprnGH, Pa, Nov. 27.-Oliver Bros
& Phillips, controlling three mills, have
ordered ten percent reduction OF tile
wages Of all employees except those.gov.
erned by the yearly scale Of the Amalya.
mated Association. The reduction will "a
into ! effect December ], and will affect
about 900 men. '3.s&4ss5 "A q. Z, :.
Adams & Co.'S flint glass works, on the
South Si,lr, shut down. lust evening for nm
indefinite period, throwing out OF employ.
ment 3oo persons. The works are; now
overstoGSed with ware and orders are ex.
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Is this hour Of trial and modification
Mr. Hendricks Is reminded that he ran
behind his ticket in his own State. Is this
the true Thanksgiving spirit ,s .5s
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Object to Ola Conntry Wage.

le MONTREAL, Nov. 27.-scventy operatives
employed by the Canadian Cutlery Co.,
struck against being paid by piece work,
rs in Sheffield, Eng, except at higher
wages. All the hands were brought oul
from Sheffield on the opening OF the man.
ufactory year ago. -
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TuE proposition,to form u general tariff
association in the interest Of American in.
dustry Is a good one. Such IN association
will have ample scope for It's capabilities.
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Pnr,,eu WillI,uu,, ~

DrpLlS, Nov. 97.-The Nationalist Of
this city decided to contest the next
election with two candidates, Parnell be:
Ing one, ,5t7 g,,EE;; gg,E;; N ~ ,gs.{l
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Minnie wants tn. Clcy,lnn,, d.,

PillLApELrlllA, Pa. Nov. 97.-Aiinnie
Palmer has filed u standingoller Of $4,000
with the owEer for the diamond known as
the / Cleveland Gem. So says John T.
!sossers, the fair Minnies manager, i.,s -
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Y. MAl.IlIEn. :.

,SsToSE:-El.SoS-A.t tho residence of Tho lri,,e..
ITahner; ThnsIH VI T. E,on Ea Marns Ferry .t,Hf Sn
EnEi Y Smi,ih" h"EMvenhsr 'MH bs i!.M,tnN.b BY key. Dr.
Ing, and KATE /. ElSQS, ~ a'V''', y MAes1'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-28

additional room, power hall and a
laboratory are indispensable to the proper
conduct and dispatch OF business; and,
while the estimates submitted show con.
siderable increase over the present uppro.
prlation, the receipts OF the. ilice are more
Than ample to cover them. III providing
the necessary facilities for the adminis.ra.
ton OF the affairs Of this office no burden
will be imposed upon the people, for the
inventors alone pay the Treasury more
than sufficient to Misunderstanding re.