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study the methods Of the two parties.
being also probably animated with do,
sire 70 do something for his country. Z.

study tho methods Of the two parties
being also probably animated with de.
sire 70 do something for his country, !
On Tuesday OF last week hc wen, Ia
James D. Butt, prominent LAWYER and
the leading Republican Of lIarpcr's Ferry
W. Va, and proposed to bring number
o. voters 1rom Maryland to Harper's
FERRY, where they should vote the Repub.
I.l;l, llGah ucket, butt took the matter under
advlsement. The next day the Republl.
can meeting was held In llarper's Ferry
ana Butt had m opportunity to consult
with other Republican leaders. On Thurs
day he had smother conference with VII.
liams, and the latter said he could obtain
fifty colonists from Maryland and agreed
to deliver them in llarper's Ferry on Tho
election day, where they were 10 cast nj
least one solid Republican vote apiece. In
return Mr.. Williams says he received a
paper, which read as follows: Ill. -
uARPER's FERRY, Oct. 0, 1851 hereby
agree TO pay 10 l.. A. Williams the sum cf
two dollars for every vote hewill influence
to.vote the Republican ticket. 5ass.l{. !.
%.I.t| "a 80 JAMES ID. Burr.
&. accompanying this was draft, which
An'nhs sa!s WIS u pay l0r the tranS-
portation Of the voters from abroad. The
paper is somewhat irregular and appears
to have been so written that in m emery
ency 1t could be repudiated. 1t reads Is
follows: N .J... ttFIl 'TT-'.i','
.S30-0etobcr 0, lsS4.-Pay to the order
pf Z. A Williams fifty dollars. Value re-
ceived and chargc the same to the account
OF N- i3s4E 81 JAMES D, Burr.
To W.. Co,rden, Wheeling, ". Pa
Across the left Of the face OF the DRAFT
was written with an indelible pencil, "Ex-
ceptcd, WI. c." The draft is made upan
2 regular form. The signature, "James D.
Butt" is in the same handwriting as is the
signature to the contract for the yote.s.
and as is, also the body OF the latter.
though the draft seems 10 have been filed
out by some other writer. The VIZ.
cowden to whom the draft was directed Is
possibly W. J. ". Cowdcn; the chairman
II the, Republican State Executive Com
nittce. Mr.. Cowden has been very active
n the campaign. lie is a lawyer Of
Wheeling, VIVA. Both papers ,are now
It the office OF The Day, where they may |
20 seen. It is not now likely that the
lraft will be paid. and the brilliant scheme
# the indcfat|gable Mr. Butt will probably
all through. i.5 I ,ziIatiiif
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pnEsBYrERIASs IN THE WEST,
New Building OF tho Theological Seminary
ut Chicago Dedicated.

ihESB1 L Ethan . IN FIdE W EST. -
New Building Of tho Theological Seminary
ut Chicago Dedicated.
CAIcAoo, Oct. l6.-The new dormitory
building Of the Presbyterian Theological
Summary OF the Northwest was formally
presented to the Board OF Trustees Tues
day night. There was a very large gath
eriug of gentlemen and ladies, and the
clergy not only of the x Presbyterian
Church, but many from the Baptist, Con-
gregational and Methodist Churches,
we're present; They gathered in the spa
cious parlor, where Mr.. G. Fl. Mccormick,
Jr., formally presented the keys of the
new dormitory to the Board OF Directors.
On behalf Of the Boar,b OF Directors, the
Rev. DR.. Cleland accepted the tokens OF
conveyance OF Mccormick Hall to
their custody. DR.. Haisey gaye-:a a
short history Of the Seminary,
which is an institution OF the North.
western synods: 1t was founded: fifty
years ago in Indiana and was for a long
term OF years at New Albany! Twenty.
five years ago the late G. II. Met Cormick
offered d donation OF 100000 II they
would permanently remove to Chicago.
Twenty-Five acres Of ground were donated
by Messrs. Sheffield, Ogden and Diversey,
and theNwork was begun. The new I'D.
dition, which cost $4,000 to construct,
was also tho gilt Of the late Mr.McCor.
mick, and he. had arranged for the presen.
tation to take place formally on the date
OF the twenty-fftll anniversary OF their
work here. The building is Of red pressed
brick with stone trimmings, four stories
high, size 40xl30. There are fifty.two
suites Of rooms for students, and each
suite is finely furnished by the various
Presbyterian churches ofithe Northwest.
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AN oYsrE1. ro,yS!uuRSFDi8
cristieid, s'd., riss,S Sd by ~, Extensive Ere.
The Huiliiys. .-lsarnetl.; = sb,l{,

cristeld, sid., risi,S S,t By ~, Extensive Ere.
The nuildiys. s.>lssrnet. RI X t3iy{s il5
CRlsriELn, afpS 0s& lG.-A fire brokke
out thismornins at's o'clock inthe color.
ed peoples huts, near Goodselfs oyster
hopseisand the following list ii houses IL i!srs
Nsre=burned: Goodsells oyster house.
Billiards. dwelling and Opera House,
Hemingway's oyster house, Long, Conl.
bourn & Co.'S oyster house and lumber,
yard. stribb's oyster house, Thomas Con-
nor's oyster house and, dwelling, sChase's
oyster house, lawson, !; and IWoodland,s
store, dwelling and thirtyto5r forty coIoredi
peoples dwellings. The fire has not Vet
reached the railroad. A railroad train Is
standing on thestrack ready for m e,nerp-
ency: The fire is still raging, but the wind;
has hauled eastward and it will not likely,
reach the railroad track! 4. I.ontiee;; Coufs
bourne & Co. arc, the heaviest losers. AL
that section OF the town commencing ut
Bllzzard's and running to- the extreme
northwestern point is, burned. siTfti3 ].
The fire originated in the billiard saloon
Of John Burgess, caused by the explosion
OF a gasolene lamp. tTle total loss will be
about S25O, 600, none OF wqich is covered
by insurance, the companies having re-
fused to issne policies on the.property on
account OF its intlammable nature. e 3, s =
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KEEL1's SUCCESSFUL MOTOR,
Tests Tint Prove the ynlue Of His DIscoy.
-. erics-Liftinc Great WeIrht. = + So

Tests Tint Prove the Value Of His Dlscov.
erics-Lif,inE Great Weights.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-The results Of
recent experiments with the Kcely motor
were very satisfactory. The last test wa.
made Wednesday, the presence Of party
OF New York capitalists upon invitation Of
the President Of the company. Inbjs
first experiment Mr.. keelv charged his
generator with two soblets OF water, which
he injected into the reservoir by means Of
his mouth. In less that five seconds he
charged the receiver with the etheric
rapor. He communicated the force
through 4 long, slender, hollow brass tube
10 piston capable OF withst;fnding pres.
SIRE OF 2S,000 pounds to the .Hluare inch.
The piston operates lever, npon one end
which was q big iron bali Weighing SO
pounds. With one expulsion Of the yapor
this great weight zyas lifted - as
easily as though it weraka feather. Mr..
keely then added to tlf long arm OF the
lever. another iron BALL weighing liz
pounds, making tht total weight U.s.
pounds. 4 secondj expulsion Of yapor
was made in two sekonds, by simply turn
ing q stop.cock on the generator, and the
two iron balls silently moved upwards,
showing that thu ,yapor was exerting at
the piston force OH ,7S0 pounds to the
square inch. pwo gentlemen of the party
then stepped on the long arm of the lever
and were also easily lifted up, the pressure
at the piston being over 1G,O 600 pounds to
the square inch. Several other expert
ments were made with the motor gun, and
with a small tifteen.horse power motor,
and the exhibition was most successful.
A very high and uniform rate Of speed
was shown, and it was demonstrated by
scientific tests that the power developed
was enormous-sutlicient to operate with
equal ease 500-horse power machine.
The gentlemen present were delighted
with the experiment. ~
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Loran's Movements

CHICAGO, ILLS, Oct. lG.-senator Logan
arrived home to-day after several weeks
absence ut the East. He was driven to
the residence Of Postmaster Palmer where
number Of persons called upon him. He
has ono engaeementto speak at Elkgrove,
Ills, Saturday, from whence he will 90 to
Iowa, returning in. time to be present with
Mr. Blaine October "a in this city and the
day following. !.Ii.l. -. I'VE. y !. 5.
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A HERO ONtTIiERAIL.
Ills Fntile Attempt to Save Lifs-Horrlbis
.... Tragedy at a Deuot 81 4 3 D. ~


HAERlsBuRG, Oct. l6.-An act Of hero
ism that may cost y rlilroader his lie and
which ut the same time failed in accom-
plishins the object desired, took place at
the depot in this city about 0 o'clock to-
day. Miss Lizzie Wallace, OF MELVILLE,
Pa, who is delegate TO tile ,yoman,s
temperance Convention, get of, a train.
and stepped in front OF one that was ap-s
proaching. Harvey Foster, a checlman.S
seeing her danger rushed 10 her rescue
He hastily caught up the woman and
started ott the track. Before he Succeeded i
however, they were struck by tie Iocomo,S
tive and knocked down. Miss WaIluceE
was thrown in such n position that the
wheels ran over and tore her in such 4;
lrlghtiul manner that she died almost r. I
stantly: Foster, as well rs the woman ms
dragged for considerable distance and !;
his legs were so badly maDglcd and crush: Z !
ed that it is doubtful if he. cap recover / !
Miss Wallace Is well connecstd and hers
parents are well toif. sThe accideAt was ]
one OF the most horrible thst has occurred /
LII tulS CITY 1or years. as.E ;Rt' II ,tiii9t
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Cleveland in nrnnl.lxsII

BRooELfS, Oct. 1G. There was an i'm.
mense torchlight procession in this city
to:night Governor Cleveland reviewed
the parade. The following letter was
read: II 5iS,si "A 81. Sfit, Il
GREysroSE, YoSEERs, n. Y, Oct. lG.-I,
gives me great pleasure to meet my fellow
citizensofthe county OF Kings, to whom lam
grateful Tor the, generous support which
they gave me throughout my whole pub.
lie life, but regret that the delicate con.
dition OF my health compels me
to iorgoe the qualification Of being
present on the interesting occasion
towhich you have invited me. Cordially
sympathizins with the object Of your fes-
tiyity, ! remain,
rs Your fellow citizen, m
agI{ Si5i e SAMUEL J. TlLDEN.
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THE wooL~Bus;INEs
Calming Ground by lseasonr Of tho tRscent
Election In OhIo.. II /. .y.sfi Il !. M

| "b oEouhupy lseuhoh OIL tho Re cent
| Election In ohlo.s s.ifiii rs, tsi
albany, Oct ilG-The Ohio electioniis
having q good effect on the wool market az
ready. A wool dealer in Albany I said al to-
day:4"1 have received n telegram IRON On
New York to advance the price q 81 any anyf
holdings of wool ! cent,a pound, and hold
It firm at that. 8 I feel Confident that fbe
Republican nominees will be elected md
they must be, il mot business will 10 ia
the dogs. One heavy dealer in wool told
mo Yesterday that II Blaine was elected he
wanted some wool directly, but il Cleye-5
land was chosen he would not want INV:
until next spring." -
The Albany dr9us slaps the Ohio Demo
cratic managers in the face. It 3says:5
Ohio was never intelligently regarded in
the plans OF Democratic suecess..=That
"a few ultra sanguine and Ipisinformed
supporters rcckoned that they %had an
easier task than they did, ThatZthe
sturdy, thoughtful, and posted men did
not look for a majority, this excludes from
the Intelligent and the postedp Governor
Hoadly, Chairman Bargar, Senator Thur
man, and Colonel Oliver Payne, who
claimed Ohio before the election. y 555t,3l 3
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Killed on Cenernl priuctp,,l.,,. 4,

Macon, Ga, Oct tt10.-some time AGO
WIN. Jordan was arrested I'm Calhoun Il
county for having brutally treated Ills ten EN-
year-old daughter in sight Of her diving;
mother. The mother, died, and, the child;
being spirited away. Jordan was tl;s.
charged for lack OF witnesses to the as,
sault. Since then n bitter feeling has ~, ~
listed against him, and yesterday Sumter.
Nichols, negro boy, shot and Killed him
as Ehe was passing by. Jordan's ;house,.i
Nichols escaped. u<s''
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,1Irncuiou. E,eapei,, from Denth. 81,

PoRrlASp, oRE. I Oct, At Echo,
Oregon, a remarkable accident occurred
yesterday. While two horses end buggy
were crossing the! high bridge spanning
Butler creek, two, sections Of the structure
gave way. The carriage, containing one
man, two women and little girl, and the
team fell into the rapid stream, the dis.
tanee to tho water being fifty feet. Both
horses were killed The man and the
women were very seriously injured. The
three were not trcscued till nearly drowned.
The little girl escaped almost uninjured,
but was carried down by theswift current,
over the long rapids, and rescued d mile
from the place where the accident occur.
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Why, Commissions cr; Dudley smile,

W AsulSa7os, D, c., Oct. l6.-Comlnis-
sioner Dudley is here, but proposes to re.
turn at once to campaign work in Indianu.
He smiles when the proposed investiga.
ton Of his conduct in Ohio is mentioned.
The President read the letter OF Everett P.
Wheeler, Of New York, Of the Civil Ser.
vice Reform Association, complaining
against Commissioner Of Pensions Dudley
for neglect Of duty in making stump
speeches for Blaine, and then referred il
to thu Secretary Of the Interior for. inves.
tipation and report ~ [.z3T Il M Il 49, Il
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Tyler County,

slsrERsvlLLE, WA, Oct. lG.-The ofli-
clal vote of Tyler county is as follows, the
figures named being majorities: For
Governor, Edwin Maxwell, Of Harrison,
343; for Auditor, J. II. Burtt, of Ohio,
3:l for Treasurer, Scncer W. Sturm, OF
Marion, 3l2; for Attorney General, John
a. Hutchinson, OF Wood, 81; for Super-
intendent OF Schools, J. n. Kendall. of
Eitchie, .3lS; for Judge OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, full term, Wm. II. II:
Flick, of Berkeley, 3l5; for Judge Of the
Supreme Court of Appeals, to fill vacancy,
James Fl. Brown, Of Kanawha, 3l5; for
State Senate, Fourth district, E. b. j.
Bond, Of Wood, 302; for House OF Dele
gates, VIM. W. Givens, Isl; Constitu-
tional amendment, Section :, Article i,
against ratification; for Sheriff, Vim. NJ.
Powell, 22l; for Clerk OF Circuit Court,
Christian Engle, $50; for Clerk of County
Court, David Hickman, Sill; for Prose-
cutting Attorney, |. N. Mcknight, l9G; for
County Commissioner, John A. Dayen-
port, 100; for Assessor, George W. Sine,
1888; for Surveyor, james @. Warner, 250.
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Crcmat cd In n prnlrIo Fire,

JAMESTOWN, sDAE., Oct. lG.-The wife
and three-year-old child Of Carl Shredder
perishcd in prairie fire on Tuesday,
while :he woman was trying to prevent
the destruction Of their wheat stack. One
OF the children saved himself by reaching
ploughed ground, and two others by run
ming into pond OF water. The mother
and little child had reached ground whicl,
had been burned over, but were sutlocated
by smoke and fell. Their clothing was
burned from their bodies. When found
the child was clasped in its mothers arms,
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PleNsnntn County.

ST. MARYs, W. VA, Oct. lG.-Thc Off.
cial vote Of Peasants county Is as follows:
For Governor-E. Willis Wilson COS
Edwin Maxwell 5G5. For A udi,or-Pa.
trick F. Duiley Tl3, J. II. Burtt 574. For
rreasurer-W. 7. Thompson ~, S. W.
Stnrm oo4. For Attorney.Gener
CALDWELL 7le, John 4. Hutchinson $50,
For Superintendent OF Schools-B. s, Nor.
gan OSS, J. n. Kendall 555. For judges OF
Supreme Court, short term-Sam'l Woods
107, short term, ]. II. Brown 54s. long
term, a: G. Snyder COS, long term, W. II.
Il. Flick 540. For State Senate, Fourth
District-T. R. Park III, E. d. ]. Bond
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& Prlxe Fight In q Private Room.

:! PlrrsnrRaH, oct. l6.-Narion Jackson
and Jack Newburn, local pugilists, fought
a prize fight with bare knuckles for q purse
Of $500 tonight, resulting in Z favor
OF Jackson in the fifteenth, round. The
fight took place in a hall on the Sonth
Side and was witnessed by only ten per-
sons. Both men we're badly punished.
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MAXWELL1N uAnR1soS

Has II: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Elected to the
Senate. 21T.
Special DSpc.ch TO the In,eiligenee7. "A
CLAEKsnrRG, W. Va, Oct. 16.-Max-
wells majority is l72 ia this county. The
county ticket is all defeated, except lynch
for Prosecuting Attorney. His majority
is either five or seventeen; the counts
differ. Friends Of swiger, Republican,
claim his election for assessor. IIeckcr's
valley, Webster county, gives Maxwell
IS; Wilson %, 4 Republican gain Of SO.
For the Legislature uamrick has %, Dorr,
Democrat SO; Morrison, for Senate 70,
Hoover, Democrat, 10. Hamrick is prob.
ably elected, and there is doubt that Yves,
Morrison is elected to the State Senate,
Morris has carried his Senatorial district
by over 800. s.gs,".r-.
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si1 Men rrohab bly, Lost.

:. HALlrAx,, Oct. le.-The schooner
Charles Valentine from this port for Sid
ney, c. B., was totally wrecked ut Day
Break, near Louisburg, on Thursday
night. No trace Of her crew can be found
and it is believed all lwerc drowned.
Their names were John Ormistown, mas
ter, aged IS years; Allan Mcdonald, mate !;
Nelson Staces, John Mcintyre, John
Henry Gillies and Philip Cam. Except
pnd leave families In Cape Breton, 4.
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Forest Fires.

Pn,LApELrnIA, PA Oct: GA special
from Haihmonton, y. y y, says: Forest
fires at Big Egss Hatbor swamp hay< al
ready destroyed 20 ncres Of valuable cedar
timber bel pnging 70 Elias Russell, causing
a loss Of several thousand dollars. The
extensive Cranberry. bog Of the Atlantic
company VIII bs totally destroyed, {.
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Gh;e, qt,telyltiiqf1ter, qlsl;l|l | I: J.
mice, No.. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.
,,,r,,aud Methods In West Virginia.

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The Congo Region. !

BERLIN, OFT: l6.-The invitation. Il Y, ia
United States o. the Congo Conference s.
will be presented to President Al Artbrn,r.. 4
Washington the next few days and In.
structions to the American ijclSeate, nre
expected to reach this city early inS M.
xember, J, Negotiations with Ganyille con-.
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Dynnmlters Outrnres.

LoSDoS, Oct. lG.-The English detec-
tives arc closely watching the ports Of Bel
GUM to prevent the departure Of dyna-
miters for England. Very stringent meas
ures have been adopted to prevent dyna.
miters Outrages. - "A ~ =
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Sinks Wni swim. .


CosHocros, O., Oct. l5.-Thc Coshocton
county official returns increase the Re
publican gain 6, making net gain Of 80.
Wilkins, Democrat, for Congress, carries
the county by 70 less than in 1882. II
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Thrco Mon Killed.

sEELlzA!pE7n, n. y, Oct. 10. Three young
men were killed last evening by train
while walking on the, track: They were
unldentl hed Sj X ~
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GoRMAN's TOOLS Ar WORK.
THE BIRD FLOWN.
Williams Spirited Away to Prevent tn
Exposure of Bigger Fish.

o . u . ~ !. 4.
Williams Spirited Away to Prevent the
Exposure of Bigger Fish.
Special Bi'p,teh to the Iate'iiyeacrr. g
HARrEns Ferry, W. Va, Oct. le.-E.
A. Williams, the man from Baltimore
who committed the forgery on James D.
Butt and WI. w, Cowden, was secretly
conveyed from lcre&about daylight yes
tcIlay morning and taken to sharpsburg,
Ml17 ina carriage. Mr.. Butt swore out a
complaint for forgery against Williams in
Baltimore yesterday and today detcc.
tive went from Washington City to Hagers.
town for the purpose Of experimenting him.
AN Ex.coSvlcr.
Williams is from Howard county, Md.
and is said to be one Of the shrcwdest
forgers in the country. He served term
Of three years in the penitcntiary, having
been convicted in Washington for forgery.
Every day brings out new facts going. to
show that Williams is backed by strong
friends, and that hcis but the tool OF Ma
ryland Democratic politiciansr-1i Will
liams is arrested and tried, facts Smore
damning than the Morey letter forgery
will be brought TO light.
THE BALTIMORE DAY ADMITS TIE FoRG ERY,
The Baltimore Day, the Democratic
newspaper which first published the scan
dal, comes out in an editorial this after
noon and admits that the whole matter
was forgery: This, however, alter the
work for which it was intended has been
done. - = a lst' y