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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. al.-Thc Eren-
ing S1nrssarannal, Missouri, special says: :
Oliver Bateman, youngman Of 20 years
was executed at / o'clock to-day for the
murder OF two young daughters OF John
Mclaughlin on The 3lst: Of August last
The murderer slept we'll last hight, ate
heartily and appearedcool and uncol,ccrn.
clsthrousllontt the morning, and laughed
and chaitel. lie left Il letter for publica.
tion admitting the crime aud expressing
his penltcncc. Atthe appointed hour he
was conducted to the scailold, about Il
mile, from town. One hundred deputy
marsllals made way through a vast
,;lirons !or.the condemned, and lie walked
tn the scatIoid with an indifferent swarpcr.
He weakened somewhat during tho scrip.
tnral reading and nurmurcl brief inyo.
cation. The trap was sprung and the
murderer died with scarcely struggle. II
is estimated 10000 people witnessed the
execution, many coming in wagons for a
distance OF fifty miles. ~ =
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flTrsnuNGl1,. Nov. 2I.-The Baltimore
y Ohio Railroad Company have indorscd
the bond OF the Pittsburgh, Cleveland 4
Toledo Railroad Company and in consil-
Grafton thereof the Pittsburgh 4 Western
'allroad Company, MS lessccs Of the Pitts.
burgh, Cleveland 4 Toledo, has agreed 10
pay into the Central Trust Company or
some other bank in New York ctity' tho
sum Of $4,000 monthly out OF the earn.
,nss Of the Pittsbrrsh &Wcstcrn and tho
Pittsburgh, Cleveland &5Toledo roads, to
pay the interest money on S2,480, coo
first mortgage bonds Of thc latter cou,pc.
n.y. In default Of payment the lease OF
the Pitisbnrch, Cleveland x Toledo road
is forfeited to the Baltimore &, Ohio Com
nanY ..-- - -.
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AlIEAFlirEl,DlcT
Rendered Against ths S;ntr OF r;yIr.,nIn ror
10. - -. Hren eli of Can't r,,rf

Rendered Against ths S;nte OF 3yirrInIa Tor n
.s.,ii5 I;rench of Contract.
RIGIMoNp, Va, Nov. ol.-Thc Cour. OF
Appeals Of Virginia to-day affirmed the
decision OF the lower court in the case Of
tue Kendall Bank Note Company, Of
New York, against the State OF Virginia,
through the Doard Of Sinking Fund Com
mIssioners: The Kendall. Company, in
1852, were the competitors OF the Ameri-
can Bank Note Company, Of New York,
Tor printing the bonds OF Virginia under
The kiddieberser act, and obtained the
contract. After rortinn OF the work had
been completed and delivered, one Of the
Hoard OF Commissioners turned over and
voted with tho others 10 annul the con-
tract, and gave tito the American Com
.pany. Upon this the Kendall COMPANY
brought suit in the Circnit Court OF lsicli-
m.ond, and Obtained a,judgmen, oi SO, 600,
with interest from July %, 1882. The
most important point decided was that
the party. whose contract is rescndea
through no fault OF his own is entitled 10
tic prospective profits Edgar Allen, !,
counsel for the Kendall Company, Will
present to the Legislature Tomorrow a
petition asking for IN appropriation TO
pay the Judgment, which will aggregate,
win interest, etc., nearly $4,000.
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NEWS IN ltj.IItF.

.. =
The official Vote OF Nort|, Coro,;n, i,
Gleyelamd, Ti 1895; Bluine, l25,OGS; 81. 81
Returns to tho Secretary OF State show, v.
the vote in Georgia TO be: CleyclnuJ
Y,Do' iL blaine, 470G4; Butler, le5; St,
: AR; Blaine has rented the house OF OK.
secretary Window, at Washington, D. 6.
anu anu i,' ne y expected to occupy it In about
= The New York Central & &IIulson River
,;ai,road . 'h' Gonlpany's depot at Batania, \.
wlh considsraha uItIfday afternoon together
fer. T; 90 ""'''''s ''''''' ' '''1's-
James Horace Jones, \ rost, r,,n.
Keeper, was convicted in tho Comr, ~
Oyer and Terlmincr, at Troy, n, y II n
vile July3. ''''s ~ ny w
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IT IS ALL oyEni
Tho Count I. ADsn't and cleveland
Elected ITssidcnt. w

Albany, No TNoy. ef,-rhe State
Canvasscrs met at noon. Al we're pres
ent. Secretary Wood announced the foot
ings Of tho tables as follows: Highest
Democratic. elcctor for President received
503, ,l5l; highest Republican elector Car
son, 5G?, zoos; plurality, LAO, The lowest
Democratic clec,or, Oltendorf, received
5G3,0ls; tho lowest Republican elcclor,
lIarris, 1911; plurality, l,o77.
The highest Prohibition Elector Is Nil
Ter 25,00G and tic lowest is Ellsworth
gi,ois. Tho highest Butler Eicctor is
O'Donncll l7Ool and tho lowest, Camp
bell, 1851. After the announcement. the
Of tho board signed the tables
lnd certificates. M. ~ ~ I
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AssAssINArING BLAINE.
Arthur Stabbed r.i'.l- ahd th6 plnMrtl
lsuisht Then GUrt,I.

Hrthnr sthohch iIsl hh' mo 'lnhrtl
u.. Hnisht Then Gorcd. h
CiSclNSArI, Nov. 2l.-."Gath," in the
Cincinnati Eu1,,f;y,r. 3 hus tho fo,,owi,v.
W., .,,;,,s,,, Il - a..
"'e,, n''"u' ''.'ee''eo " '''e iteH'''e"cy
Cohkilns ~ co., begah 70 DrcaS him down,
and this cohor! actually assisted to nou,i-
nn,e H,a;p. first for ,he nurnnsn.oi hrn,;,.
;a,;,. ,-,,,,,n -. L.I, In. a.. -
.'i"s n'''' ~" WV nv ''i'e''-
t'oh OF also assasSlhatiiig Blaine. ii Pres-
slcnt Cleveland is going to invite Mr..
Coukl;nc IN re, IN h,s hort I, v;,, In ,ho
Al VI ~ ""
m.nl, ,n VI snv pv"s 't"tm ~ wy l'bpmNty,
.e l'"y III, HiIy ~ "T ."s.ns ~ e' oai tne
iu2n W., y S''''S w.. '.sat.. ,Dot'
.".u' ",'ui' h. s.,oS., sm oA.t" Mas .I",.e "
Iti.e' %;,, i ~ S.ci' 10y, pesai s ~ mi're l
nm nn v,.,Sn!, s"ri'ose' ''I"usG , ''e ws
WI vi i;nor T n,i;."s "yuaiT. i io ~. :: ny
'n''. ,a ,h", u'.,I' ,, M,l' i'i uec ",se ,'le'
~ ,t .','' 'Is"e layo'et GG""''nss
h".'i'''ns'oa ,i I' ~ .e'''eii'' 3"'o ''e III
''"ad, ~ ,,a,S. ,n,S W.! WY .,u,;,. 49,, o, ,,,,
,;i W., See "1'! s'''''s soou you c''i ''lld
~ i'.I;, ,,'',. ,,on,o -, ,,,o;..,
,i,n. mV Ills a"'s 'o"'e, ""'sa Hn "es"t.ea,
.i'''. ; nI''ie Mn "a'',s o"ihliE returned
~ to,;". ,S ~ ,uu' 4, mot ,. ne''usJ y. nny so..
msn"S -. VIC 's'.'.y', b"I pee'':'se ~
n"' "Hsta' S,. " .s'.o an.'soo'! ~. e'se ln.sera.
ni;,;, oI '"s o"J y" ' ''oIs ftiiaIkao1s
po.'.'.nt oih"''1.:'na ~ i"e n.',oi "
.''' WI ~ ,,.s ues!, ,'t'.p'l'! uw"! y! shs'
SIs:'st I'.l''aeS "''u niag'.''nS aliu uneN-
t".iH"''e Aa''et's' ~" t.s" Hkeh ~ 20
'1."'s ;'' ,'.o.e t,".t .I'c 'e'ay o. .nt Iah.
'Sh l'o'larcly ~ 'he .i,''e VI in,ip ~,
Mntn' "ppAleht's ~ .he summit ot tie
"otnt, sPash' loSsesslhS nearlya monopoly
o. A:l'rr'en, a''t npI"s s.toas ~ laer con-
heGtiohs everywhere sue e;Was oilen COM
pe',eu 70 ;reslst her ow! Officers and
sol'liets, VINO htpe gong il'I' fe'ol' lor
.G!te"a'f 'e'ssot!s' Ao'iai''l AZ iaSs .'aa
70 pe gwen he', independence ny iml!p
.ee;.,lse nv '''.r t'ot ~! troops 10 Nsht
ior nun III inc illsta'it OIL 'lctofS. :,
70 "hat are W. 70 l'il'ute .n's perpetual
p!eki"s NJ 'he hlshes' services am the
h's.es' n'osFap'ya II, 'ne hepnoNcan
paf.!,s No' 10 , .ne S'fat oody Oh me
naatlEs volsfs. iney nave been illc real
NE aAn chafasler OF ii'e pAFlf, the men
VINO asked n'lie or h9th!h:, anu who,ln
many c;ses iiaTe so"sit III We army and
a'az1rued theiT lives rev o. tue soldiers
OF .he kapn,n''s;'h parry nave hecni'ts
rehesaoes. liere ana shetc may DC found
IL man OF n,olerase military record who
seemed 10 "elsit N 'roSlhsthat ms party
was worse 'tA" .nt other party: INC
OIL. i.i''s c''i % ',.''.@ ~ Snst 10" III llal
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MANLYIS IS.DEFEAT.
Whnt tho Now i'"rk .'Sun" Thinks OF
NIniue's Spoccll, tt'4- ss.| |.--,---


New YoEE, Nov. 2l.-The Sun has the
following editorial: "A mans conduct, in
defeat is 4 sure test OF his qualities. Is.
pccinlly is this true OF n man whose tenn
permanent is neither dull nor sluggish, but
active and vivacious. People said OF Mr..
Blaine when the returns besanto indicate
Ills defeat, it will kill him; he is a ST, k
man, and will never get over it; this will
be the end Of HIM Doubtless many Of
his friends feared that these. predictions
would be verified, but they are pleasantly
disappointed. Mt. Blaine made speech
at Augusta, OH Tuesday evening, Which
shows nforcabi|ity. than anything he did
during the campaign, proves that he ac-
cepts the result Of the election in Il manly
spirit, and indicates his title to be regard
ed to-day, and in spite OF the result OF the
election rs ono OF the foremost. ii not, in
deed, the very foremost OF the leaders Of
the. Republican party. OF course we do
not agree with the views which he ex-
pressed, but that is no reason why We
should not recO.nize their importance an,l
significance. Tie ideas in this one ad-
dress arc suggestive enough TO form the
basis OF policy on the part OF the Re-
publcans Which the Democracy can only
meet sl,ccessiullyby the exercise OF great
discretion and superior s;atesmanship.
In order. 10 fully understand what they
will: :hare.tp encounter and overcome, the
Democratic leaders should carefully study
this address OF the defeated Republican,
candidate for President. 4 "a. q
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FAILED ITO SHOW UP
NE CONSPIRACY - ILLINOIS
To Defraud the Republicans Out OF Unlt0u
statss senntor-Tile County Clerk OF
the Questionable District Falls to 1. Y.
4 AIaterinlixs When Called Upon, Il

CnlcAGo, Nov, .l,-some days ago II
was announced in these dispatches tha,
Brand, Dem, according to returns TO tic
Canvassing Board was elected othe State
Senate from the Sixth district, instead Of
Lemon, Rep, who ha,l a majority accord.
Ing to the police returns, thus giving the
Democrats majority III the State f.egis-
latnrc on joint ballot, and power to elect
tho United States Senator to succeed
Logan Tho difference was found
to be In tho second precinct Of the
Eighteenth ward. Tie police returns gave
Leman A.O brand 274. Tho returns to
the canvassing board gave Lcmun 30;
Brand ga, thus making change OF 100 in
favor Of Brand and giving him u najority
Of 10. The figures OH the tally sheet
seemed to be the original figures, showing
no sign OF erasnrc, but the figures on the
poll book appeared to have originally
stood rs in The returns 10 the police, b,,
subsequently, erased and made to CORES
pond with tile tally sheet. va i.i
{! On behalf Of Brand 1t was stated the
original entry in the poll-book then was
a clerical error. Onlbehalf OF Leman, who
claimed the returns had been tumpered
with, it was shown thut in this prccine,
the Republican candidates for President
and Governor received 3S9 and lOS re.
spectively, while the Democratic candi.
date for those Offices received 22SS and
PSI, and it WIS argucd that it was. impos-
possible that such Il large falling oil
should have. occurred in Ills, Leman's
vote. ~, lS. Jti?,.ts, u s 81. II
The matter OF calling on the judges to
appearand te.tifynndthepowcr Of the can
vassins the board TO 90 into the matter
1as been under consideration sincr, anu
;he decision has been set for tomorrow
afternoon. .',55 r. ~ + - IN
This afternoon tho United States Dis
trct Attorney presented the matter to the
United States grand jury, and tho pepnb.
lican judge in that precinct, the SUPER
risors OF election and The members of TIN
hoard were summoned to an.
pear forthwith. The board was alsc
ordered to bring the ballot box and re-
turns for. that precinct.
The County Clerk in whose charge the
ballot hox is. appeared with others and
stated that by the advice OF his counsel he
declined. 70 urliIg lle ballot box. THAI
part OF the order was waived for the time
being and the clerk was sent for the re.
turns. lie did not come back, and the
grand Jury finally adjourned with orders
That all parties he brought before that
body Tomorrow morning. In tho mean.
time a squad Of police is guarding the
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ON RAlsSEGAT fsEtCu.
the Steamer Guhdnluupr huns ashore on
tho Jersey. Coast.


the Jer..y: Coast.
BAnyEGAr,N. j., Nov. 2l.-Thc Mallory
Limo steamship .Guadaloupc sailed from,
New York yesterday afternoon for Gal
weston withility passengers in the steer
age and three in the cabin. Captain,
SickeHon, not feeling very well, retired
.bont S o'clock i'll tho evening, giving
fn'l and explicit instruction to his second
mate, new man, as, to the course he
should steer. A pretty stron. breeze
was blowing about that time,
but there was no reason to 5ex.
pect any heavy weather. About 10
o'clock all hands on board were awaken
ed by the shock OF the boat striking a
sandy sl,oal, and there was considerable
excitement among the passengers, most OF
whom were Germans who had only land
ell in New York the day previous. twas
quickly found, however. that. no, serious
damage had been done the vessel. She
made some water, but not enough 10 be
alarming. Captain Nickerson, after a
careful inspection, assured the passengers
that they were in no danger, and although
the waves were beating against the side ol
the vessel, and sometimes breaking over
her, the passengers were induced to return
10 their quarters.
Meanwhile the crews o! four liic-saving
stations along Barnrsat Beach had seen
the lights OF the steamer about four miles
out 10 sea, but as no rockets or other sig.
tals OF distress had been shown, they dc.
ei,led to wait ior daylight before attempt.
ing 10 reach the vessel. Captain Ridge.
way and his crew OF Liie-savin. Station
No. II started out Just. before daybreak
and got alongside the vessel shortly after
& O'Clock this morning aud ut once began
transferring the passengers. Captain
Ridsway was soon joined by other crews,
and the work OF transferring the passcn-
gers went slowly Oh and it was not until
the middle oi the afternoon that the last
boat startod for shore. BY TINT Ii he Cap.
tain NicAerSon had become convinced
that the vessel was in 10 danger Of ioun.
dcring, and the crew were ordered 10 re.
main on board 10 keep her clear OF water
that was slowly making in her hold. "a
4 Captain SPicer a member Of the Ar,n,
arrived herethis evening and ut once took
charge OF the stecrase passengers, who in
the meantime had been brought 10 this
place from Long Beach by sailing vessels,
and arranged for their transportation to
New York. Captain Spiccr will 90 Off to
tho steamer ut 8 o'clock Tomorrow morn
ing. lie expresses confidence that the
vessel will be found nninjncd, and when
the wrccking vessels arrive tomorrow
and relieve her Of her csrso she will be
ioated. Ile says the captain and first
mate are the only officers engaged by the
company, aud he knows nothing OF the
engagement OF the second mate, who, it is
alleged, is an inexperienced man. at 10
o'clock tonight the surimen report the
steamer lying easy and making but little
water. Tha.. Gnudaloupe was built at
Chester four years ago, and is $500 tons
gross Tonnage. y q
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AN! So! "AIonsicur Touson como
ngain!' When something really great is
to happen to the West Virginia Dcmoc-
racy, act scene |, is in thatfamous oldh hos
telrie, Darnums Hotel, Baltimore. This
is why the Washington letter OF "Alexis"
will be read will. pensivc interest.
\ writer at the gay Capital Of his coun-
try can't fully appreciate how lie drives
the iron into honest souls hereabouts. II
"thc State House gang" .irrevcrent}y
called, isn't to get its nose up to the ears
IN tho National meal-trough, what's the
ilsc Of bcinga gang" Of that kind and
monkeying with III organ?
And what has struck Senator Camden,
that he has time and inclination to turn
from the sordil pursuit Of railroad build
ing and the calm communion with nature
in her visible forms, to plunge ,l,cadlons
into the swrins vortex Of oilicc-scck-
ing for hungry clicntnse? Z"
ltscems also, that Senator Camden does
notquite understand the situation. He and
ex-senator Davis and Mr.. Baker and the
rest Of then, who have some National con-
ncctions are not expected to dip their fin
scr into the pic. The talent which runs
this Stale as she is run doesn't feel the
need OF n helping hand. IT has: that. re-
sponsivc elasticity OF will that "would all
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Adoptcd Til cir Own prl,,,,,.s

LONDON, Nov. 9l.-Ashton, the author
OF the Social Life in the reign OF Queen
Anne, accuses Justin Mccarthy Of ptagiar.
ism in his recently issued History Of the
Four Georges" The 4ihenuum prints n
column Of parallel passages from each
work. Ashton writes Mccarthy he has
SO long been associated with gentlemen
who advocate the non.pay,nent Of rent,
he has adopted their principles even in
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lr is one OF the encouraging signs that
Republicans are not depressed by defeat.
All are disappointed, somu are tearing
mad. Bit tAougl, they know that ior
four years the Democrats will be in
power, they don't "give t@np" in the
sense that they are willing to stay wlipt.
They fee! that now the enemies within the
party have thrown. oil the disguise, the
party can go into the next contest
in better condition than for many.
years They feel that principal remains
thous, another party gets tic offices.
This is the right spirit. There is as good
fighting fortlte Republican party rs there
was before the backset. and when the time
comes Republicans will answer at roll
call,
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1sIaittG tn the ScuHta,

ERIE pa, Nov. ol.-The sentiment
among leading Republicans here is in
favor OF tho election Of James G. Blaine
to the Senate from Pennsylvania His
blood relationship here und wide personal
acquaintance makes it possible, aud Re.
pntlicans in general would be grateful to
their representatives in the Legislature il
they would support Blaine. 1t is reported
that tho rcprcsentatives.elcct will be
pledged to support the Plumed knight rs
Senator Cameron's successor, tNS
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booming Cleveland.

ALBANY, n. y, Nov. 2l.-The Cleveland
and Hendricks Insurance Club OF Now
York city called upon Governor Cleveland
this afternoon and presented him with
resolutions expressing unqualified graft
iication ut the election Of Cleveland and
Hendricks, conveying congratulations. to
the Prcsident-elect for the noble record he
has ma'le for honesty, integrity, faithiul-
ness and reform, t'."l'
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Mn. GEORGE G. GoRnAM playfully sug-
ges,cd that the editor OF tic IS1ELLlGES-
GER was entirely i'll error when he said
that Mr.. Gorham appeared at Chicago TO
"whoop it up for Blaine" and that he said
That Mr.. Conkling wanted blaine nomi-
naiel. Now comes Col. Fred. .. MISSY,
Of the Cincinnati Commercial Gu:tiiee and
trlegmpls from New York:
| heard myself George Gorli,m say at
Chicago that Mr.. ConEling believed Mr.:
l,laine would be stronger in New York
than Mr. Arthur, and Others ofhis friends
said Mr.. Blaine vas the only candidate
named who could carry New York. II
goes without the saving that these state
ments had II n tremendous influence, be-
cause they indicated closing up OF lines
and consolidation OF factions in New
York, the all-important State for the Re-
pnbcans 10 carry. Il - g., 5.,.
Either Mr.. Gorham's memory or his
courage must be failing him. y .5 ~,
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Cutting Down WnrsA

BoSroS, Nov. ,2l.-kumors arc current
OF a contemplated shutting down Of tho
worsted mills Of the Bigclow Carpet Com
pany ut Clinton, and the putting on halt.
time Of the weaving mill. - 80,
!he Wareliam Iron Compnny's works,
OF South Warcllam, slut down ior nm in.
definite period, and the Trancouiu Iron
and Steel .Conpany's works aglin suspend.
ed operation. - e., 10y :. ~ : ~
The Rutterscoygn. Pulp Company ri an, .,
nounces either n SUSPENSION OF work or n
cutting down Of wages, : =, - .
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POSSIBLY AhAiURDl:l.
.I-'. PA
y Young Mnn Assaulted and Thrown Ia thc
s--I 'g.'lsIE Gnnul, . 7.- 49,

+ -F.- Il. --I-4a'I ,Satul. .s.a. ...t. j. g,
NEWARK, O., Nov. 2l.-About O'Clock
this morning, and after the retirement Of
most OF the participants in the Democratic
jollitication, loud cries were. heard OH the
canal bank between, Second and Third
streets. Parties living in the nciehbor-
hood fastened to the spot, and some Of
them arrived i'll time 10 see a man knock.
ed into the canal by two or three unknown
assaiasts. - !. - . :,
Several persons went TO his rescue, but
could find no trace OF him and it is sun
posed he was drowned. To-day the canal
was drawn of. but no body was found in
its BOTTOM. The young man has not been
Seen ana what has become 1of him is a
mystery, It was learned that his name
was Cahel Meats, young man from the
nei.iborl,ood Of wilkins Run. There is
no clue to his assailants. -55 :, - :
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! IIand-ln. .Cilovo with the Democrats. s

7tWAsnISa7oN, Nov. 2l.-There is u story
current here, that the Mormons contri-
buted 100000 to the Democratic cam.
pai.n fund, and that in return therefore
they will demand the admission Of Utah
rs n State. 1t is not likely TINT anything
can be done during the next two years,
but the Representative OF the twin relic
OF barbaris,n" will be on hand to obstruct
legislation intended to further regulate the
a,ldacious STUNTS III their polysa,lons prac-
tices. In this there is little doubt they
will be assisted by 4 great majority of tho
Democrats Of the House. ''l ~
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WnMlSoros,N. c., Nov. 2l:-A special
from wilson, n. c., to the Morning .&ar
says: Fifteen buildings were destroyed
here by fire this morning. 1t was doubt
less the work OF m inccn,liary. Among
the buildings burned We're the Commercial
hotel, three livery stables and tsthe town
market Loss over $4,000; insurance
$1,000, 55 g3.
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Lawyer cnlnI,beil,s Cnsc.

CiSclSSATl, O., Nov! .l.-'rhe District,
Court to-day sustained the demurrer in
the dlsbarmcnt proceedings against II. @. I
Campbell as to the charge which rccitedS
That Campbell WAS nlnan OF no,oriouslv
bad reputation, the court holdiu. tint no
one should be put OH tliai ioi reputnt;on
except as to a single point of yernc;tvf
Thc;case weLt over till Monday. .'H''f' =
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IS. X. j." Of Worthington, writes TINT
the ISrELl.lGEScEn's table OF plar:,litics on
Cleveland and Blaine in Wrst Vir.
snia is not correct according 10 his
computation. The pluralities given
were taken direct from the OIL
cial returns i'll possession OF the Gov
crnor, with the exception OF Mcdowell
and Hardy county, which were cstiniAteJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22
Dsioun:,'n Condition.

San FRAScMco, Nov. ell was r,,lnor-
cd tonight that Editor !: DeYoung; was
dead. This was quickly l'lisprovcd.t " The
physician lis in attendance day and
night and says that should
hcmorrhaSe occur it could not
be arrested: No attempt has l'een made
10 extract the second bullet. Thefcyer
continues high and the patient suffers at
intervals gre t pain. Beyond this there
are no dangerous SYMPTOMS manifest. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

Tnr Speakcrsltip Of The House OF Dele
gates can't be said TO be going begging.
Col. Robert White, OF Ohio county; Mr..
Henry Gilkeson, OF Hampshire; Mr.. D. b.
Lucas, Of Jefferson, and Judge Raymond.
oi Marion, are mentioned Official re-
turns from many OF the counties are de-
lnv,l nv .H... 49,.