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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
A Tempornry suapenslon.

Nav yonR, July p.-rhe popor OF ]. De
Rivera 4 Co.. commission merchants wont to
protest lust night Tho tlrm was rated NJ $500.
goo to SOpOOO, Mr.. DO Rlyora says IL osn
hardly b. called u future They wore
LARGO Importers OF sugar exported 10 Cuba,
Tho sugar they hold Ia fully marglned snd
VIII moi como on tho MARKET This trouble 10
caused BY tho proetratlon OF business In
raty, aud was clueod by Tho unoxpoohed no n.
arrival Of funds yesterday. Tho nrm has ovor
tl,0OO,OOO worth Of sugar aud homp, and tho
present Btato OF the market makes II dlsicult
to rcnllgu without anoridca.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
ANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1884.

and at twelve o'clock adjourned 10 meet NJ
seven this evening. The subcommittee Is,
Hewitt, OF New York, Chairmani Morrison, OF
lllinOiAt Watterson, OF kentuokyi Davis, OF
verso, of Ohio, Butler, of Massachusetts, Nor
ton, n Nebraska, This committee went into
session immediately In General Dutler's room
~ tho Palmer House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
Dissatisfied With tho capad. rasi,s

wrsn'po, Manitoba July o.--1i,s med
chants here are Dissatisfied with tho Cannsx
pacuo freight rates, discriminating agspd
Winnipeg 10 favor oil points west Al lnca}
ing OF tho Board Of Trado ycaterley COM
mittce wps hitpeinicd 10 Whit ~, Pau aud
Chicago 10 confer with the managers ,Qf In
American roads 70 oatablish efrclght lipe X
steamers. from b. Vinqeut 10 this point v
road.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
Regret VI Tnfts removal nom vlcnpn,

VIENNA, July o.--Grcat regret Ia expressed
IN social ana diplomatic circles in this city At
the removal OF United states Minletor Taft
from hie dip omatlo post hcle 70 st Pators.
burg Despltc. the grandoos' hatrod OF tha
high eooal pesirep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
RAILWAY TRAINS WRECKED
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE TRACK.
TWO PERSONS KILLED-OTHERs NARROWLY ESCAPE
AN INEFFECTUAL WARNING.

TWO PERSONS KILLED-OTHERS NARROWLY ESCAPE
AN INEFFECTUAL WARNING.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 1S.-An express
train on the Boston and Albany Railroad was thrown
from the track Knderhook. n. Y, last night The
accident caused by train -wreckcrs who had placed
pile OF rails and seepers the track aud carefully
wedged them in position man living near by discov-
cred the obstruction just before train approached He
endeavored to stop the train by tying red handkerchief
his lantern but the lantern went out and he tried In
vain 10 warn the engineer by shouting. The locomotive
turned completely over the express jumped over it,
and the baggage and smoking piled on top.
The sleeper remained the track. Engineer Davis was
found under the wreck seriously scadcd aud died at
Firemcn stickncy's recovery is doubtful. Con
ductor G. II. Gould had leg injured. Baggage master
George Fairbanks's was badly scaldcd William ii.
Fairbanks. brakeman had knee pan Knocked out oi
place.
wrecking train from Albany cleared the track Engl
Davis had been the road thirty years ana was
formerly with the Old Colony Road He sixty years
of and leaves WIFE daughter and son In this city
All the injured belong In this city, except stckney VINO
Hives IN West Springfield. The Boston and Albany ON
cia have offered ~ 900 reward for the discovery or the
miscicants who wrecked the train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

RrBIrx oct ls-A new trcatynf commerce between
Germany and Greece has been signed.
LIVERPOOL oct. lS.-The Gnon Line steamer Nevada.
frnn Ncwl FORK which fire broke out ON "Wednesday
and which put into Queenstown yesterday, has arrived
i'll the Mersey.
PARIS oct ls-Thc Christian Brothers have selected
Rr,ther Joscph as General. He for many years
member of the superior Council Of Education Tor France
Rour Oct 1e-In italy, in the last twenty four hours
therc have 66 of cholera ana o- deaths
ODESSA oct. lS-Thc Government has projected IN
cxpernent To ascertain whether naptha rcSldnIm can
ic alyautagcolsy used fuel for steamer engines
BRUssFIs oct ls.-Wcst African adviccs state mat NJ
DcZie left Paul dc LnaIda some time ago Win pre-"
visions for De Br.zza's Station on stanley Poo" som
time aer he started his bag carriers deserted hl
Inn nc succeeded in reaching Ianyanga on the Congo.
He will there orr a iizc "a new expedition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
THE FILE RECORD.
STUBBORN FIRE.lN WALKER STREET.


SEVERAL BUILDINGS IN FLAMFs-FLOODS OF WAtEh
OF LITTLE AVAIL.
Three alarms were sounded soon after
o'clock last night for fire which had started In d. D.
Carroll's box factory at No. 90 Wakers The flames
spread RAPIDLY and before the engines were fairy NJ
work the buildings Sos Sc and s. were also on fire.
In the rear of the building were the machinery ana
large quantities OF lumber and packng-boxes There
the flames burned ferccly for than an hour The
story brick building 10. 50, occupied by Johh
Keller as n steam printing establishment 1t was ablaze
from cellar To roof before the first stream or water was
thrown through the windows and being an old building
with woodcn floor and partitions continued TO
burn for an hour despite the constant drencbng when
II received The adjoining structure. 40 So similar In
size and are was on fire also most OF that time III was
occupied by Charles A. Streltmann manufacturer
whalebone The flames also attacked the four-story
building 90, occupied corset manuactory ny'
selignan, but the iiremcn saved the binding from
serious injury The roof OF No l05 Em-st. one hun
dred feet the burning buildings, caught hre' Dut
was not much damaged. - - l.,
ANXIETY was felt on acc Dnnt OF three large stores In
Canal-s whose rear walls close to the fire me
fir mn dragged their hose through each store TO the
s,cond story and poured upon the lanes through
the rear windows. Members of the Insurance Patrol
were busy on the lower floors covering up goods TO
serious losses I'm the stores Before 10 O'Clock the box
factory in ruins and at that hour the rear wall anu
roof oi Kellers building tumbled to the ground por
tIon OF the front wall fell few minutes later and the
fremen there had narrow escapes from injury ine
flames put under control soon after the collapse o.
The following estimates of losses made CarroPs
box factory. building aud contents, 5000 John kner
S25 900; Tie Felter Lock Company, in hellers niine
&2 OOO Charles A. stretmann, whalebone, Sloooo
Manardy & Brinkerhoh. silver paters In no the G sss ono
buicinr 81 900; G. Segman, corsets No w. Soooo:
Water caused slight damage In the building 40. 81
Wakcr-st occupied by the American Union Express
Company, and by Phelps & poremns, manufacturers OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


FINANCIAL 1t s stated that further option is likely TO
be given from time time until July 1856, to enable tnc
holders Of British consos to convert them into the new
loan
THE HryGARIAy MINER RrM,SDED-The Hungarian
miner who was arrested at Liverpool on the arrival OF
the steamer Lord Give from Philadelphia Tor having
dynamite in his possession. has been remanded Tor
week lie denies that the dynamite 10 be used with
felOniOus intent
Mr.. SUIIrvAS's FUNERN.-Thc body OF Alexander NJ
Sullivan viii be inferred in Glasneven Cemetery, near
Dublin on Monday.
THE ENGLISH NAvY.-On the opening Of Parliament q
commission will he appointed to inquire into the state OF
the Navy aud the Admiralty will ask for an Increased
grant for shipbuilding to enable II 10 gve orders TO pr
vae firms for the construction OF swift, heavy-arcu
light armOred vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
PLUNGE THROUGH A BRIDGE.
TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED
FALLING FIFTY FEET.

FALLING FIFTY FEET.
CINCINNATI, Oct, 1S.-A dispatch TO The Com
mercdi Ga-ene from Batavia, The middle span Of
the bridge the East Fork River on the Cincinnati
Eastern Narrow Gauge Railroad gave way as the Man
chester Express train passing over 1t a't evening
The bridge IL nifty feet above the water The engine,
baggage and the first coach were hurled into the
water beneath while the remained on the sound
portion Of the bridge.
Foryhve persons we're the train at the time, and
many made miraculous escapes. several lcapng to the
stream below. Two persons were killed and dozen in
iurcd two fatally.
Engineer Edward Wilhurn OF Sardinia, and fireman
Henry Jones of Manchester were both killed. Samuel
Carr had his skull fractured, and Will die. Dave Hicks
was ba dis scadcd and had OF his legs broken. lie
cannot recover Ben Moore was bruised about the head
aud shoulders Thomas Taylor. broken and bruised
about the head and shoudcrs John Nash. brakeman leg
spraiued Mary Swallm bruised about the should
era James Mccoy badly cut about the head; con
ductOr Charles Durham. was slightly injured and num-
her of Others receive rlnng bruises The engineer ana
fireman leave families.
The bridge was being repaired but was considered SAFE
several heavily loaded freight trains had passed over
IL short time before the accident. The other pas
spngcrE aboard the train nearly all In the rear car
Had this coach followed the first section the loss OF life
would have been appalling Most Of those injured were
section hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
WHAT WEST VIRGINIA FGUhbo
SHOW.
A REPUBLICAN GAIN OF s

REPUBLICAN GAIN OF S,OOO
A LARGE INCREASE WHERE EX-CONFKDEIATEs AXE
NUMEROUS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE]
WHEELING, Oct. 1S.-There is little change
in the situation to-day, the Democratic majority
still lingering near 5000. The Republicans aio
happy over their magnifcent gains. both IN INC
State at large and in the Legislature. In 1850 the
Democrats polled 1881 votes and the Kepuoi',
cans 4G243. On Tuesday the Republicans poiicu
10000 and the Democrats 10000 votes. In other
words, the Democratic vote increased lo,ooo a"u
the Republican vote over 10000, which gives d
Republican net gain of OOO One of the most inter-
estng features of the election is the fact that III
those counties where the ex-Confederate SOLDIERS
are most numerous the Republican gains arc largest
In Randolph. where the first rebel company OF inc
state was raised the gain is over 800 In Barbour
wnere the first land battle Of the war was t"ngn,'
the gain is 200. In Kanawha, Fayette. futhhail'
Lincoln and Green brier counties, where Jenkia,S,
the rebel guerilla. was received and feasied, the
gains are in the thousands. In Harrison county,
"Stoncwall" Jacksons home, the gain Is 2Oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

NEW-UANEN, OCL. lO.-DtHAOh' +'i'h"i' ~
Co.'S Patent Folding Box mandatory ON Tempest was
set alre this morning by defect In fue connecting
with the boiler of the Globe silk works on the first floor
In the same building located the New Haven Elec
trc Light Company and T.. G. Coles Car rage mAnu.c
tnry The OF the yting company ana Mr coc i en-
tirly by water: the former losing 800 ana the atNr
iucs are i'm such condition that light cannot be fnr
uisled for the next - hours Benton. Nichois 20
state their loss at $4,000 on when there Is @A-'o' III
surancc
WASHINGTON. oct. 1s.-A telegram received at the
Post Office Department from the postmaster at Bares
Vile Georgia. states that twothiris Of the town nclnd
ing the post office, was burned yesterday! ino ""'''
saved
CANDIES oct. lS.-Hmdreds OF men are lighting Tn
forest res near Waterford but the trouble Is increaS5
The cranberry bOes in Great Egg iarbor are Oh hre'
EAsroN Penn oct. 1s.-An inccndary lire here carry
this morning destroyed Well stocker Cos saw miii'
R,rnord Cove X sons ice house, stable and Taylor
Co. store saw mill. and ice house stockers los 1.
81 900 usuranccs ~ 900, Coye sons loss Is S5ooo'
ri 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
HEAVY LOSS IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Oct. is.-Details have been re-
ceved OF destructive tro al harnesNilie' da Aoon'
o'clock We eiteriay spark from passing engine on the
Contra, railroad set hro to two hundred and hfIy bales
Of cotton the depot platform The hre rapidly spread
and I'm two hours had destroyed fonr-ffths OF
the husincss part Of the town, involving loss
of 10 600 ON which there 4ht insurance. rs tne
rate ON side of the town was SIX per cent, me
dcno which wa of rock and covered with slate, was not
hururd The heaviest losers are W. X. Murphy Co,
s3O 900; insurance, 5000; q. L. summers ana - \
$4,000; Stores ~ 800 Insurance, $1,000 Rogers
Smith stock ~ 5000 insurance, 5000 saved TJooo
n 4 Powell building S.5 900 insurance light sum
mcrs A Murphy. carriage factory +2oooo; insurance.
50 900 Thirty five buildings Were consumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
PROTECTIVE DUTIES IN FRANCE.
PANS Oct. 1G.-In the Chamber of Deputies

to-day the Marquis de Roys incrpelatcd the Govern
en in regard economic crisis and demanded the
same protection for agriculture for the manufacturing
industry. NJ Ferry replied that the Government was
equally socitous for both industries. The truth OF this
position, he declared, was shown by the proposed III
crease OF tariff on cereals thought the present time
however was nopportune for the discussion OF this sub
ect and therefore moved the order Of the day pure ana
simple This motion adopted by a vote OF 2oo to
l73.
NJ Melric Minister OF Agriculture. will amend the Dill
increasing the duties foreign live stock so as TO MAKE
the duty so francs per head on sheep irais
and on swine 10 francs He will also support me dca
of the Council General Of Aisne that the Government
shall levy a duty of Q francs per hundred weight on
wheat and francs per hundred weight on honr. me
French press Is absorbed In the discussion VI proece
.luti.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
SCENERY OF THE KIRALFfS BURNED.

A driveway under the tenement house, No
i23 East Fourht closed at both ends Ivy wooueh ga'cS
has been used by the Kiralfy Brothers asa convenient
n.cc for stornr scenery Most Of the scenery In the
place Yesterday belonged to the play Around the
World in Eighty Days" At H2o a. N.
smoke was noticed issuing from the driveway
md the ncmcn were summoned. They forced open the
gates and aaw that the scenery, several wagon oau' y,
MI vea pn fire, The nnmca tcottlnEnlsch nelolc h'
hn,ar wps damaged srriOisy. but the st"n'ty wa,
ruined ono ~ the went Ia look NJ INC chhfie
remnants vrsrrin, but he sni that he coud not tr
what the value Of The scrurty hal been, me piioe ea
mated the loss at 1000, bthrts t"usht " WIZ" ~"
nnnunt Ia al irnat NJ 600 There itnur thH IN"
npn was nf mcrndiaty ORIGIN hut It lacked continuation
nnl a la ard only nn the fat that i've rrlntrH ~ hn
iuirv utohrrs hnd hrrn prrratri for theft Some nf
ihr nrishbnfa anil afiofwn that they hal aeon htr
hnVA hut bonfire near The Hnht hil" "i w" "'N"N"p
moi lunp before thr ncunofy Waa destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
An APPLICATION FOR RECEIVER DE

An APPLICATION FOR RECEIVER DENIED.
BALTIMORE oct ls.-The application OF Francis W:
Jones for receiver for the Bankers ana MriYn, Y1,,
Telegraph Company was denied to-day u! '"o '"'@"
states Circuit Court.
WOMAN MYSTERlOCsLl rhoi. >ru,o,
PfrrsRrRo oct ls.-Mrs. Jessie Mathe"ss',, ,,i,, :, ,
wns fatally shot Yesterday Her son td peeh an
pistol and says # went oil after he Id" Id" " ' -"
shelf
sTE>IING FROM Ills EMPLOYEES. o.,
Is.pn Oct l-.-F. 4. Bangs, agent i"r
pcrtins Iyons y CO. liquor dealers OF ST. paui, Min.,
arrested here TO-DAY on =" '"oN
81 800 from his employers - -,
SENTENCED FOR KILLING HIS son. ,,o.
PHI ApEIpHIA, oct. ls.-James tinpatrieK ml"", M
s.il.r Who was convicted Of manslanghter Ia ehusns
tbn death Of his son. James Fitzpatrick, Jr by ssoong
him Wit sword May 81 was to-day sentenced " Al
Imprisonment VI two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
MURAT HALSTEAD ON THE OHIO VICTORY
HE GERMANS LOYAL 10 The PARTY-DEMOCEAIIC
HOPES Blasted.

HOPES BIAS I'D
Murat IIalstead, having returned from Gin
cinnati where he closely studied the Ohio election with
special reference to the detection In the German vote"
which Democrats claimed and expected. was asked
Yesterday 70 give his that subject particularly
did the German wards In Cincinnati and other large
cities stand firm for the Republican ticket 2
Eyes undoubtedly" said Mr.. Halstead. The Repub-
leans Of Cincinnati indebted to the German vote for
the election of two Congressman The German Rcpub-
Leans Of Ohio Republicans on principle, and being
men OF intelligence they understand that this Is year
for the consideration Of National issues The Democratic
claim of acccssons from the German vote upon the
grounds stated has rather irriated the Germans,
for 1t impugncd their independence and as
sumed that they the scrfs Of the brewers and
would their dctation II took for granted what
untrue, that the Germans controlled by the brewers
clique No greater mistake made, aud IL WAS an III
sut 10 make IL. The brewers, admit, had an influence
"And so the German Republicans rolled up their
old-tim. m8jorities They are Republicans all
through SO long as the Germans al" not
uterfercd with by fanatcal people-armics OF salNa
tion as IL were-0uching their amuscments and beNcr-
ages they solid. They will not submit to the inter
ference OF the brewers however any than to the
meddling OF the salvation Army. II the Democrats
could have gobbled the German vote by any means you
NAV Ice sure they would done They to do H.
"; i % |,erans had their eyes National issues They
are for Blaine and Logan The personal pleas of Carl
schurz they nothing ahon''
dont belle We there such great preparation
made 10 carry state by fraud ~ 10y the Democrats 10
carry Ohio All the machinery OF illegal voting was put
" motion In strong democratic eonI;'.s ~ h rhey h". a
and voted fraudulently where thcy oou "s mn All 'lis
came to nothing, their grief was pathetic Inc result
was a sore blow to their hopes Ihey thought they
had Ohio. Their howl Of disappointment was loud In
proportion to their expectations Tie democrats con
hdeny expected 10 carry ono h%a an nad c csvaanS
down here the day after the election.
"There was q considerable Irish-Republican vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
UONDERFUL FLIGHT OF 4 MISSILE.
THE FRAGMENT OF A BURST PLY-wHEEL PLCNGES
THROUGH A DISTANT HOUSE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To rdE TRIBUNE

BosroN Oct. 1s-An iron y y-whcel weighing
1o5 nnuuds and attached To a wood d-sawing machine in
a coal and yard. to-day burst into many pieces
which flew in all directions. smashing wagons and other
objects but killing One piece weighing abous
afty pounds took singular Journey II was propelled
STRAIGHT into the air aud descended In the front entry.
inst inside the door, OF a wooden dwelling house dis
tancc OF 400 or 800 yards The piece crushed through
the fat roof OF the dwelling, which = two aud ono
half story structure carrying away pastering ana athr s
then went through feather bed In the room and taxing
nm ohoue conrse through the wall about SIX inches
from hc ioor dragging with portion or the mattress,
The ii,lng missile struck the bed at ne neun, IT,
,nJ ,st Where er.ons head would naturally Ne u tho
,,I % s J ocnnned Pursuing Its course the iron frag
ment still descended with fghtful ,eioelty sS sarriS
ivy iwau vher, its further progress was stopped.
ah honss s occupied by families The ininAtes
we're very much startled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
DANGER or ELECTION RIOTS ~ CHlCAGO'

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-In commenting upon the
supervision of the polls election day and the appoint
ing deputy United marshals and deputy shers
The Times this morning says The Democrats, that IL 10
say 100 OF them, organized yesterday what they are
pleased to style Vigilance Committee II is composed
of determined men who are resolved that no intimidation
violence shall rule at the Chicago lols al eari a
there shall be done 10y Republicans; ana their oI'c'
are provoke fight themselves nor 10 Indulge III ANY
long The contest Is merely words but II any n-
doing IL attempted by other deputy inal -lhIa
% Democrat II shot to to II l"l
shooter suffers the fate SO the maj
stands ard the feeling keeps rising in Intensity thrio
Will be serious trouble III Chicago on election day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
TIE ono VICTORY.
NO FURTHER CHANGE IN THE FIGURES.

REPUBIICAN PLURALITIEs RANGING FROM ll,OoO
TO OVER 1s,000-INCRKAsED PROHIBITION
AND GREE>BACK VOTES.
fGENFRAL PREss DIsPATCHl
CoLUMBUs, Oct. 1s.-Complete returns by conn
ties do not change the pluraties gwen last night.
from 1922 for Secretary TO 1S.4lS for
congressman Unexpectedly the Prohibition
AID Greenback votes increase propOrtonateiy
with those of the Democrats and Rcpub-
hcans The Prohibition vote last year was S,3G2
TINS year IT is 9.5l0. The Greenback vote ast
wear was ., 1897 TIM, year It ls 300. lie Pro-
hibtion and Greenback vote is 124i7. or IL g
more than Roblnson's plurality. The
rest of the Republican. state ticl et has an
average majority AL of over 1000. The total
vote is 7S0.373; last year ii was us lGs. In
October 1880, it was 7l6.ls6. and III November,
1850 II was 724 967. There is no change in Con.
grcssmcn except an increase of 100 III Romeiss
majority over HuTd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
THE CHARITIES CONTENTION ADJOURNS.

Sr. LoUIs, Mo-, Oct. 1S.-'rhe charities aud
correction convention has appointed the following com
mittce ncmoraze Congress in behalf of the proposed
international prison reform congress: C. d. Hendei oi
Michigan; j. t. Eianore, Wisconsin, and the Rev A. u
Bryer. Ohio The following officers elected for the
ensuing year president Philip A. Garrett Philadephi"'
vice sidents, Charles g. Hoyt Newlork and Charles
Anderson. Kentucky general secretary, the Kew H. u
Hart Minnesota; recording secretary Professor n ~
Wright, Wisconsin; corresponding secretary. Csd"ha
Bidde. Philadelphia. secretary for each state al
about dozen standing committees were appointed Inc
remainder the session devoted tn congratulatory
speeches and banquet at which quite number of lead
ing citizens were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
RATES NOT CUT TO PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-"What aoou, .he
81 passenger ratio between this city ana Ne" i"'h'
was asked OF Ge, eral Passenger Agent "c"ek' Oh ,nc
pb,ladelpbia aid Reading Railroad ComIa this
morning.
That H. nonsense" he replied; I'VE nave NOV "'''
such rate and there Is none such in existence
But It is announced that the Baltimore anu ~ va "
company II selling your tickets at that hgufe ' IL
do what IL pleases with then|
Indeed II cannot. The Baltimore ana ouo ooi"'".'
"a .mply cur agent and must sell tickets AT our rates
Upon application at the Pennsylvania na'io, n. f. fiat
orfce 1t was learned that there had been ho ou' ~ ~
quarter, and there not likely TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
A DEMOCRATIC ADMISSION.

FIGURING WILSON'S MAJORITY ~ WEST VIRGINIA
At $500 OR LESS.
icy TELEGRAPH To THE TRrRuyE
WHEELING, Oct. 1S.-The following dispatch mas
been received here:
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct H.
Re-assessment and the trading of votes has COS,
us seriously Wilson's majority Will not eAcee"
$500, and is likely to go under it.
ID. &. GALLAGHER,
Secretary of the Democratic State Committee.
This is a Republican gain of 1000 over Jackson
and 500 over the combined Democrat and Green
back votes.