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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22
SHE SUICIDED
A Prominent School Teacher Dies Because
She Would Rather Than Live.

A Prominent School Teacher Dies Because
She Would Rather Than Live.
ENpoRIA, KAN, November 2l.-Miss
Louisa C. Larrick, one of our popular school
teachers, committed suicide yesterday BY
taking morphine. For some weeks she
had been greatly discouraged with her
school work, and on Sunday last wrote slet-
ter in which she stated she could not remem-
Der the time when her desire to die was not
stronger than to live, and gave detailed di-
rections for her burial, even specifying the
kind of coffin to be used The disposition
to be made of her money and property,
which is considerable, was clearly written,
and she provided for the wants OF her aged
father and the education OF a yo1nger
brother. Miss Larriek came here about
wear ago from Bloomington, ILL.,, was
faithful worker and highly esteemed in the
community.
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THREE FATAL SHOTS.
Triple Tragedy in Alabama that startles
the Whole Community.

Triple Tragedy IN AlbDana tnat SLtrties
the Whole Community.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November 2l-A
horrible triple murder was committed last
night at Clayton, a little village in the
mountains in Marshall county, Alabama
Robert Howard was wealthy farmer in
the county: Some months ago his gin
house was burned, and he suspected his
neighbor, James Peake. as the author Of
the deed. Peake soon afterwards left for
Texas, and returned last week.
Howard, on hearing Of his re-
turn, resolved to settle the feud,
ond arming himself, left last night for
P,ake's house. He boldly entered the
house and stalked into the diningroom, where
the family was gathered. As he entered
Peake OWNED his purpose and quickly
raising his rife fired, the bullet passing
through Howards abdomen. The latter
feIl to his knees, bu. had sufficient strength
10 raise his gun, and in a second
fired. the load entering Peake's head and
producing instant death. Peskes wife, ter
rifed and wild with horror, rushed at How
ard. His senses were still with him, and
lie again raised his gun and killed the wo'
man IN her tracks, her body falling across
the PROSTATE form of her husband. The
three shots aroused the neighborhood and
on entering the house they found the three
bodies weltering in deep pool of blood.
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A DISCARDED LOVER
Enters suit Against q Woman With Fa-
nous Name.

Enters suit Against q w wNman With n Fa-
nous Name.
LoxDoS, November 2l.--The suit OF
Adams against Coleridse is to be tried with
in few days in the court osquesn's bench.
The plaintiff Is wealthy man, wellknown
in London society circles, and was until
recently engaged to be married to Miss
Mildred Mary COleridge, the only daughter
Of Baron Coleridge, lord chief Justice OF
England. During the engagement Mr.:
Bernard ]. S. ColeIidge, the eldes. son and
heir Of the lord chief justice, heard some &C.
cusations affecting the moral character OF
Mr.. Adams He investigated the charges,
and satisfied himself that they were true.
Then he wrote long letter 10 his sister in
which he denounced Mr.. Adams as hber-
tine and an Objectionable person in many
respects. Asa result the engagement was
b,oken Of. The scandal loving public
eagerly hopes that Mr. Coleridge viii be
compelled to prodcce his evidence against
Mr.. Adams, as il is whispered that several
men and woman of high rank VIII be I'M
plicated.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Minor Doings Of n Personal and General
Character. y

Minor Doings of Personal and General
Character. =
Miss Lyna Thomas. residing back OF
Bellaire, is the guest Of DIR. Van Wsgenor.
Supt. Thornburg, of the c.. l.. 4 W. rail-
road, was in town yesterday.
The Rtna mill viii shortly resume with
an additional number OF furnaces, 1t Is
stated,
Mr.. Jas. Cooke, of Fsirpoint is the guest
of his brother, DIR. John Cooke
Rev. Stephenson, Of Allegheny. sn old
schoolmate Of Hon. r ]. Alexander, was
his guest yesterday on his way to vis Mr..
Thomas Patton
Messrs. Il. B. Mitchell and r. II. McDoH
aid attended, q big Democratic blowout a'
Cambridge, last night
Mr.. Al Bowie is on the sick list.
Messrs. Jas. Wells and Clint Milligan, o'
Bellaire, were the guests Of Bridgepor:
friends Yesterday.
The wedding Of two wellknovn youug
society people Of Knkwooa, is on the taps
McCleIlands orchestra viii play for tht
Standard Glee Clab At Martins Ferry. mex
Wednesday night, at Ulricbs Hal, On
Thursday night and Ferrelfs HAll on Sat
urday night
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rHE GAMBLER MusT GO.

Denver Joins the Cru - de and Several Ar
rests Follow.
DExyER, Col, November 2l.-Ihis
evening acting Mayor Brooks issuel an Or
der TO the Chief of Police, directing that
all gambling houses in the city be closed.
Several arrests were made, among them
Doc Biggs, one Of the most successful con-
fderee men in this country. For some
weeks the newspapers have waged . war OF
determination against gamblers confidence
men, thieves and others Of like ilk with the
above result. Popular sentiment demands
that the whole frstsrnity must go.
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OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.
Mr.. Cleveland is Informed of His
Election.
AN INFO RMAL TRANSACTION.
The News From the Four Quarters Of the
World Collected for Register
Readers.
LIVING AFTER BEING HANGED.

BrrrAIo, November 2l.-A special from
Albany to the Evening News says; Gov
ernor Cleveland was officially notified at
noon to-day by State Treasurer Maxwell,
Comptroller Chaplin, State engineer Sweet
and Attorney General 0'Brien of his plu-
rality in the vote cast in this State Cor
President. The official notification took
place in the Executive chambers and purely
informal. The State Bnard of Canvassers
have therefore completed their lsbors, and
Secretary of State Carr is forwarding to the
different Democratic presidential electors
certificates of their election.
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MoReANToWN.
The Athens OF West virginia Does Herself
Proud.
y S,,--.aI IN ia P,,,;arr

inc Atuens Oh ueSt bLBtniA Docs ucfSoAk
Proud.
sp,ciai 10 Ne Regia~.
MoRGEsrowN, November 2E-The De:
mocracy gave vent to their enthusiasm and
patriotism by having q grand demonstra-
ton, which has never been surpassed in the
history of this town. The Democrats on
Saturday following the election had .
"thuse' ON small scale, many fearing that
their day had not yet come, and proposed
to wait until the dispute in New York was
settled, then rejoice until rejoicing ceases
to be charm, which was the case yester-
day afternoon and evening. Before noon
the people Of the surrounding country began
to come in and the Democrats began to dec
crate and ornament their residences and
places Of business. By 3 O'Clock the town
assumed the appearance OF modest girl
with blushing cheeks, caused by the glad
tidings Of the triumph.
The principal features of the parade were
the notices. To the surprise Of everybody,
the laws Of grammar as laid down BY Logan,
were. not needed, and the consequence was
that bad grammar prevailed and expires
sions such as these were seen: "The Worlds
beat en-" "Taint no use the coon knows
his hole" and many Others. They had also
FIVE peacocks representing Plumed Knights,
and a coon being downed By cock, with
the expression this is the cock that killed
the coon" Many houses were very beauti-
fully decorated. Among those which de-
serve special mention are the Durr Hotel
the residence of Mrs W. Moorehead Messrs.
G. W. Johnson and J. II. Hoffman.
, There was one Republican who availed
himself OF the opportunity to secure
some Chinese lanterns from the trees in
front Of Mr.. Johns store without the permis-
sion of Mr.. Johns. cannot account for the
deed unless it be that he wishes to extricate
himself or friends from the labyrinths in
which their party has left them. lfthat be the
case he surely will be forgiven. The ladies
have proven themselves no dead heads but
have sought out divers channels in which
10 be useful, and have more than succeeded.
Thanks be nnto them.
The Band Of Hope meets this evening
at the seminary We wish them more sue.
cess than the Democracy has had, as we
narrowly escaped dying in despair.
Major J. N. Ice LEFT for Philadelphis last
Wednesday, where he expects to spend
few days
Miss Rose Sweeney, Of Wheeling, who
has been giving painting lessons here for
several years, leaves next Monday for Fair.
mont. where sh, will instruct class in that
art. Her many friends will part with her
with great regret, as she has been valuable
rGdition IN The society here.
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r... ,s rss. has been made that tue N@i'
-.. rgsush .ha, part Of Nr. BLAINE :
-, which SO li.rerly refers to the South
,,i,s;s lle; such terrible consequences
D., arse Is . resul, Of Mr. Cr4vELAN" 5
~, lis complied with in another
,.r., There is also several extracts
W. IL: editorials o! prominent papers On
|. p.y>a< remarks Published in this
E5.b xiu be read With decided IN
,e,,
There is ONLY one inference to he drawn
v- E.v.s'< unamerican language
.ss. .s,as gal, Of defeat. Such vials
E,-po.n,nyu, were never Uusto?Perej
l. history Of this RepabEc When q
.,-,3,,e tor the Presidency, whose am5I-
, rss to govern the entire people, nov
a, he Is defeated. expresses such intense
..-s3 Of white southern Americans about
toa-:h Of the entire population Of the
g.-v. can thinking peOPle refrain from
..,iins their voices and saving Thank the
nd NJ BLAME was defeated. A column
"a se written on the evil spirit Of fiutolsr-
cs aad densgogaery which these remarks
,,siB. 5u, the ground is well covered in
q extracts referred 10.
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BELLAIRE.
Various Small Matters OF News Picked Up
Yesterday.

Various Small Matters OF News Picked Up
Yesterday.
Dacotah Lodge, A. o. L. W., met last
night.
VIM. Frazier, who was laid up with sore
limb for several days is able to be out
again.
Frank Naylor returned home to Quaker
city last night.
All the election bets that we're up have
been paid over
The Tribune which by its dirty course
against the Democrats, lost all OF their sup
port, is now earnestly appealing to Repub-
licans and fairminded Democrats to come
back and give it their support.
The school board viii hold a special
meeting on Monday evening.
Willie Mills had one Of hin thumbs badly
mashed while working at the nill
The fair and festival Of the young ladies
Of the Episcopal church, began last night
with a fair attendance. The lady walters
cannot fail to please even if the oysters are
not as plentiful on the dish rs they might
be- BE prepared to go to night.
The Democrats are busy In various sec.
tions of thfs' part Of the country holding
Publications. Gen. Warner is with them,
and is making speeches most every evening.
Last night he was at Cambridge, where the
Democracy painted things red.
The Liederkranz-Schuetzenverein will
have its annual shooting for turkeys at the
range OIL Cummins' place, north OF town,
next Thursday, Thanksgiving.
The b. 4 o. will sell round trip tickets to
RarnesviIIe this evening at reduced rates.
Tickets good to return on Monday.
George Hayes, Of B,ownstown, Ind. and
Dixon Myers, OF Parsons, Kansas, are visit
iug their cousin, George Myers Of this city.
The b. 4 o. pay car was here yester.
day.
The ladies Of the South Bellsire NJ. +.
Church gave an oyster supper last night
The course Of lectures under the auspices
Of the Methodist Church, will begin on
thursday. December 4th. They are by DR..
Harkius, of Pittsburgh, and his subject,
The l'se of English in the United States
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HIS POCKET PICKED,
An TX Governor of Texas Deftly Relieved
of His Wealth.

An Ex-Governor of Texas Deity Relieved
Of His Wealth.
Waco, TEX, November 2l-Ex-Govern-
or Hubbard, of Texas; E. 7. Pugh, Of ST.
Louis, and II. Heiienheimer, prominent
Galveston merchant, were in the through
coach on the Texas & st. Louis railway last
night, waiting to be taken up BY the tram,
when two men having the app p,aranee Oh
railway employees appeared and told
them 10 get into the next car, as the one
they were in would not be switched on.
Governor Hubbard and his friends proceed
ed TO change their quarters and in passing
through the door at which the men had
stationed themselves their pockets were
picked of everything of value.
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IY TOT feel yourself growing weaker. your
strength falling. the functions OF yoar body
becoming impaired, take warning in time
Your blood is starving for want Of nourish-
ment. Dr.. Guysctts Yellow Dock and Sar-
gHpariIla is food for the blood. II parties
.bis stream Of life and strengthens every
mart Of the body. rebuilds broken down
constitution, produces dreamless slumber,
sra restores wasted energies and shs.tersd
FERROUS system. A trial bottle viii eoa
yince No other remedy equals il.
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AFiendish Wife Murder.

LrrTLx Rock, Ask, November 2l.-
Last night Harvey Johnson, colOred, living
in the nortiug part of the city, after quar-
reling with his wife. hit her on the head
With a club. and then fatally cut her throat
and set FIRE to the house. The woman
dragged herself nearly out Of the burning
house, but her feet were burned OF. John
SON escaped
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No disease win trouble You If you keep
your blood pure, your kidneys strong, your
bowels regular and your mind clear BY an
occasional use OF that great reyiver and
supporter Of health and strength known as
DIR. Guysoits Yellow Dock and Sarsaps-
rilla- It's praise should be in every 4aoulh!
It's merit should be known bT aft
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, cosnrMcATIoy in a. smother other, '0,nhl .,a.a-
.!' ,...,- ~, IVES: Virginia is not safely
.o' .,ln.;, laa' The communicator makes it
-, ,ba,i! this ari,hmeticaI progress
''S ,.p.;rrss -, wes. virginia will be na-
Io'Ir,,,, &, ~, orra,ic. In fact there won't be
K! 3 rsng5r,ans left to count upon
= =, ,sr. afc. a few years Of such null
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MnL winslo1s Soothing Syrup for chA
dren teething. i the prescription Of ono q
the best female nurses and physicians IN the
United Ststes, and has been used fos fcet3
years with never failing success b nl
lions Of mothers for Their children- Dur
ing the process Of teething il valus b in
caIculable. Il relieves the child from pain
cures dysentery and GanheA giPisg ir
tbe boSels and wind colo. By Gvine
health to the child It ress The notAR
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The Deadly sauer Kraut.

JERSEY CITY, November 81. - Mrs.
Elizabeth Schmidt, aged fourty four years,
died from the effects of burns received un-
der singular circumstances. She was frying
sauer kraut and sausage, when the supply
of vinegar became exhausted She went to
a neighboring grocery and had a bottle filed
as she supposed with vinegar, whereas it
was kerosene, and some OF IL she poured
into pan. In an Instant she was wrapped
IN IN na mea
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question of American manhood. II de-
mands hearing and settlement aud that
settlement will vindicate the equality OF
American citizens in all personal and civil
rights. 1t will, at least establish the equal
ity of white men under the National Gov
erument, and viii give to the Northern man
Who fought to preserve the Union, as large
a voice in its government as may be exer-
cised by the Southern man, who fought to
destroy the Union. The contest just closed
utterly dwarfs the fortunes and fate Of can
didates. whether successful or unsuccessful.
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PARKERSBURG
r,r5rats, CIc,eland's Election BY Firing
2l9 GUns.

-. q. '1 "a EsT''T.
H,zSvs, s,ra9. No7ember 2l.-Psrkers'
.-sias ohze OF glory tonight, The
s1ocra,s have taken possession Of the
'r sIi win tTo brass bands Of music
H. thousands Of lin horns Paraded the
-c.,al streets, alone which the business
,-s and dwellings were brilliantly illu-
,s,sa. IN every square along the route
ii a: o,her points in the city huge
.,ire5 ,igb;ei M the surroundings. The
isgay Of Ire works aud brilliant lights
'1e grand From the heights OF histories
In Foreman and Prospect hill huge bon
is lighted up the heavens. Two hundred
l-l a.ne,eea guns were fired from Fort
lcH-aH. The procession diSbsnded on
ro-t Square amid glad shouts of Joyous
.s-0Crsts whose voices were nearly
.0Vrei ~ the thunder Of cannon on the
.'acea. hills.
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vests Views.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Sena:or
Vest of Missouri is here. he says there
viii be no repeal now of the Law providing
for deputy narshals at elections. The
Democrats will avail themselves oil these
valuable contingencies he says.
There are II Of the a25 Congressmen IN
this city.
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o==s-vsb has been requested lnnum. =.
n. ,;ns, Ssa,i to = publish asonPlo'' .,oI lis, o!
.s .n5ss. 55s, ~ Of the Legislature ''sS1R;. THE.
! 55s a. s,o. o,,@-.t !. complied with this mora m
: ';li The s'n. manual will be found on the h
:, page and the Era'sTHH sonIa,n'1S contain ri.S, h,
/, y ~ r"sl : useful issue to many persons WISH
! - -,.,o,d - with members.
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Fatal Fall.

KANSAS CITY, November 2l.-The Eve
ming Stars Savannah, No, special says:
Oliver Baterman, young man twenty
years old, was executed at one o'clock to-
day for the murder Of two young daughters
Of John Mclaughlin, the 3lst Of August,
last.
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s,S Sa1 nj Is 1t that so many neglect coughs
W. Eo'cs until they get consumption?
:, =, Is 1t so many die of consumption?
i..I : oee21se they viii not come snd De
1,.t1l 80 livery one knows a sure couousr-
: :. y ara; = AID lang diseases is DR. Wis
,.., -. S.'en Q: Wild Cbs-rY, anl hat Il
sc e ha+ oiasy d,a.giss :
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Want. NIrCl.ln.-I

,,,.' SsHlES \ J., November 2l.-Tbe Dsm
g.. 80 , ., Caldwell the birth place Of Presi
W'c,.Se W-Ss.ye' CleTeland, recommend General
~,e.esIaId for Secretary oF S,.,a 49, -
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Independent Republicans Won't Father It.


E-,,I sI-GANAo, NIcu, November 2l.-
. assaT, Iqscoa county. three children
s'G saaSl Ni0aer were 0aruej to death. They
... -Aa oeen lei; IN the house while their par
SII' we're busy on the farm. and the build
S.'. 'a'e9ins hEs all were consumed before
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VIENNA, November 2l.-Stxty persons
have been poisoned, many of them being in
a dangerous condition in the outlying vii.
lage Of Hernsls, owing to the carelesness Of
a corn dealer mixing rat poison with -four
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

VeTo., Governor, P'es'aen', %
fine in. PS56 soap,Sy =, to look upon. They he,
ahoi 'as l:s,iIr SS'-[ bani,tered also by that
W Tell the Truth.
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~ has been asked the RSa'S,
rn '5s','.',s ,s. . deaf ,, and dumb man acting
lit it, 5', Answer sss: There is no such per, n
's'5 4. rrI EMPLOY Of the REGISTER or IN
i -. ,os,ed with this paper
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Georria-

AT A.-ANIA, Ga, November 2l.-Ths re-
i. g.. : 70 Secretary Of State show the vote in
Fs,S rSs S'a'e Cleveland 81, ,j6T, Blaine Al, ,96t
0''.eF 10, St. John Isl.
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Edmund F. Booking and c. Menkemiller,
state that indigestion prepares everyone for
disease, but guarantee Aekers Dyspepsia
Tablets % cure al forms Of Indigestion.
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Cowardiy RanooS.
k.uc Hork Hoxid. Drtn.

II was speech full Of cunning msli3'
nancy. Il WAS the doctrine Of hate intensi.
fed as preached by Mr.. Blaine before tho
idea occurred to him that he might - .
candidate Sor President obtain . fes votes
in the southern States. In his hour Of de-
feat and huniliation Mr. Blaine resumes his
warfare upon the people Of the section de-
,pised by The zelots Of the Republican party.
The verdict pronounced against Mr.. Blaine
has been enp phstic. lie has been told that
be il not wanted He has been told Inst
bis stories about the southern people sre
SANDERS. and II he had more scnsibility and
Just a shade Of personal pride he would hsvs'
quickly subsided when the fat was pro.
nouced against him. Mr. Blaine. however.
seems determined to leave nothing undone
to prove ,hst be 10 entitled 10 the contenpt
nf aII true friends Of the Republic. Ills i'm.
placable. speech may disturb and disqaiet
The poor negroes Of The South, but the coan-
try will see in il oskv the cowardly rsncor
of defeated candidote and relegste Il 70
the limbo Of tin helmets shriyelled plumss
and other discarded campaign properties.
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rh,c,1o Rolling MIlis 70 Shut Dowr

CHICAGO, November 2l.-Oficial notice
was given to the workmen at the North
Chicago Rolling mill yesterday that on
Saturday, at / p. m, the mill would shut
down. This will throw 800 men out Of
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II s fortunate tes this county that Ms.
Blaine was beaten. lie stands to-day vhess
be stood previous 10 and directly after The
war, having made no progress and bsing
unawsre Of the grest changes in social and
political conditions that have bees thsust
upon the rebellioss Ststea He hates tho
South quite - much - he ever did. and y
unwilling to do her Justice from any poist
OF view. Possibly he spoke - b thoeght,
but IL that is the esse be thinks wrong. The
recent elec,ioa buried the bloody shin, ssd
the Democrats are not such fools ~ 10 sct
in 8 way to invite 10 rss.rsetioe. We
shall have good government and isis play.
! and Mr.. Biaiss will live 70 seEres thst -
did.eot, in exereis;sg the privilege Usually
ACCORDED pief and disapPontpssi. judge
bis enemies With seae Itts Christian na9-
naninity.
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, a.! Ss[Fsu y. C., November 2l.-Tbs
,S S;sI ~ vote Of North Csrlins, Cleveland
''-,st5, Blaine l25, ,O6s ST. John 4lS
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A pHorHET, they say, is no good in his
orn country: bat there is sn exception 70
this provefb. DIR. Boil has been Of infinite
good 10 his countrymen, and his Cosgh
Syrup has become national balm.
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In Philadelphia.

PuLADELPmA, November 2l.-Nearly
all the ingram carpet mills closed today
owing to the refusal Of the power loom
weayers to accept the proposed reduction Of
wages Of 10 to 20 per cent. The few mills
which Gid not make the reduction, and
which were running to-day, are, however,
all working with reduced forces, and upon
short time The wesyers deprecate any in
cendiary action. An arbitration committee
was appointed to wait upon the mAnufsc-
turers and request the withdrawal Of the
notice of reduction.
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sEfoRE BREAKFAST

%s, eSS.spos Soss6ss' HUI Mr.; IN HUI being
be Oo,,, corsrnor OrNeW York
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~GainE to Washingtos.

WASHINGTON. E0wmsss.2lzXx--Rlsia~
has rented the house Of BK-Secfetasy Win
dom, IL this city, and is expected to occupy
IL in about rwo weeks.
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THs Jesey Lily hss bseass asts n
noss for her bessty. ssd ~ nesss -
kesp IT, too. fos, hasa't ~ isarnsa - -
eress Usiied States "a epss co3ds vsih n.
Bulls coqsh SJrsPS