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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-26
TILE ONO INJECTION.
Hamilton county Returns senttU ColrmbuS
to the Secretary OF State.

LO kHh SeCEHlhTy oA obAAo'
CIScfYYATI, Oct 24.-The ctliaial count
Of Hamilton county has been completed
and the pnperssenttothe Secretary ofstate.
Certificates Of election were issued yester-
day, though It was not generally known
until this afternoon. Suits were brought
by the Republican candidates for the
House Of Representatives TO restrain the
Clerk from issainV certificates 10 the
Democratic candidates. The claim is
made that certificates Issued before the
count ia declared, that Is, signed and de-
posted with the clerk, arn void, aad that
the certificates were issued before the
additions we're Completed, which aloue
could determine who were entitled to GER
tiiicStes.
Charles Evans brought an action OF
mandamus to compel the Clerk to issue
him certificate OF election as Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas. In this case,
also, Judge Huston received his certificate
yesterday, and his. commission was ex-
peGted by hin from Cblu,nbus to-day.
JndYe Bnckwaltnr did notannounce his
decision in the Injunction c1se before him
affecting the four Senators, nor has he
named time for the decision. He gave
notice in the beginning, however, that he
should take sufficient time TO enable him
to reach satisfactory conclusion alter
examining the authoritiescited and woigh-
ing the arguments.
An unofficial footing Of the official re-
turns from all counties in Ohio shows that
Foraker has plurality OF 1888 for Cow
ernor, Leonard, Prohibition, his 2s,0SI,
and Northrup, Greenback, 1903.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ex-Governor Page, Of Vermont, Is dead.
Boston Buck, leader OF the Clarion
county Pa counterfeiters, has been con-
victed.
A call has been issued for convention
OF miners, 10 be held at Columbus, o., No
vember 3.
The three Italians found guilty OF the
Chicago "trupk murder" have been sen.
fenced to death.
The man found dead in hotel at Nor.
walk, O., has been identified as DR.. ]. N,
Williams, OF Toledo.
Donald Ever, sporting man Of Port
Huron, Mich, was waylaid, murdered and
robbed in Detroit
Bridget Farley died late last night, in
West Stratford, Conn.,, aged l04 years, 2
months and 8 days.
William r. Jackson, the murderer of
Richard Parr, near Danvers, Ill, has been
sentenced to life imprisonment.
The most destructive prairie fires ever
known in the State are raging in Donley
county, Texas, and adjacent territory.
George Scott, prominent citizen OF Mt.
Carmel, Pa, was found dead in an out.
building, with indications OF foul play.
Rsy. Marshall Mcmahon has been miss.
ing from his home, at Mitchell, Ind, for q
week, and fears are entertained Tor his
safety.
The body Of Ida Viola Hungerford was
found in the Schuylkill river at Reading,
Pa. 1t was case Of unrequited love and
suicide. r..
The official announcement is made that
medical commission will be appointed
to examine into the mental condition Of
Louis Riel.
Isaac Cohen, peddier, from Pitts.
burSh, was attacked by three Italians,
near Carbon, o., who brutally beat and
afterwards robbed him.
At Chambers Station, Menifee county,
Ky, Mark Miller, the last ol the Barnett
gang OF deSperadoes, was shot and killed
Thursday by Rowland Stone.
Near Waco, Neb., imam named Brandt,
while running a threshipg machine, be-
came enraged at boy who wal assiating,
and deliberately thrust him into the ma
chine, killing him instantly.
August Brenlow, German ~ y0afs ol
age, who was arrested Saturday night at
cleveland by Deputy United States Mar
ahal for passing counterfeit bill, hanged
himself in Jail yesterday morning
The inhabitants Of Chardon, O., and
vicinity are greatly Interested In well re-
Gently opened near that place, the water
Of which is magnetic, and Is said to pos.
seas valuable medicinal properties.
By a cable.car collision in Philadelphia,
Luther White, letter carrier, received
Internal ipjuries; JArob streekier, boy,
was reriously, Miss sallie Morris badly,
aud Miss sslIie Nash slightly injured.
Governor Hoadly, Of Ohio, has issued a
proclamation embodying the stringent
rules and regulations adopted by the State
Live Stock Commission against the ad'
mission OF cattle into the State from In
Iiected States and districts.
The body OF Mn. James Qlayle, ol
Cleveland, whose disappearance from her
home, a week ago, caused great excite
ment, was found on the lake shore wedged
iu between two great rocks. It is believed
she committed suicide.
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Mr.. Wood Kinds has moved into Horns
Addition, and gone to housekeeping.
Rev. Braxton D4nicls Yesterday assisted
the pastor, Rev. Elijah Henderson, at the
Second NJ. 4. church.
William McAlillen was buried yesterday
morning, at Mt. ZION cemetery, from his
late home south Of town.
The funeral Of Henry Bertrsm took
place from his fathers home on Gravel
Hill yesterday afternoon.
A drove Of very large cattle were driven
over from Marshall county Saturday, and
shipped from here TO East Liberty.
Gen. A. J. Warner was here at tht
home Of his daughter, Mrs. George Wood
bridge, over Saturday and Sunday.
Grant Baker, Of the O. ( P. ireighi
office, takes place this week in the otlicC
OF the BellGre window glass works.
The nail feeders will have a ball at Tur
ner Hall Friday evening to add to tht
fund raised by the bsne6t at the Niagar'
rink.
Rev. l. ]. Spencer, some years ago pas
tor Of the Christian church, was herr
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Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-Anotner sensation
was produced in street railway circles to-
night. While car was coming down
from North st. Louis on the Beletoutaine
line it ran over some object on the track
on Fourteenth street, between Bremen
avenue and Farrar street, which exploded
with loud report and shattered one Of
the front wheels OF the car and otherwise
injuriBg It. From the effects Of tho explo.
sion on the track and ground it ia supposed
that the explosive was dynamite. 0nly
one person was in the car and he and the
driver were thrown TO the floor Of the car.
Neither was injured.
Another street railway explosion took
plaza tonight, but luckily like that OF last
night was harmless. 1t occurred on the
Jefferson Avenue line, near the bridge
which crosses the Missouri Pacific rail-
road tracks,
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ANornEn CONspIIsAcY.
Blair Tells of Plot to KIduap Johnson aud
Proclaim Ben wade President.

Proclaim Ben WadO President.
sr. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-Mr. Giles F. FilIey,
one OF the Oldest and most reliable mer-
chants in this city, and formerly au init
mate friend of Montgomery Blair, Lin
coln's Postmaster General, contributes
tonight Sensational chapter 10 the
Grant j Johnson controversy. Said he to
correspondent:
"What am going to say was told to
me by Montgomery Blair in Washington
sixteen years ago. He told me that John
son was his authority, and that the Presl-
dent spoke TO him about 1t at the time 1t
occurred. Blair said that after the inaugu-
ration Of johnson, the new President
made up his mind to carry out Lncoln's
policy. There had been a division in the
Republican party before the assassination
OF Lincoln-The radical wing, led by
Chase. Seward and Ben Wade, who
wanted the most cordign punishment vis-
tied on the rebels, and the conservative
element, who favored the policy OF the
President. This salne faction opposed
johnson, and turned Congess against
him. A plot was formed TO depose him,
and Grant was selected 10 represent Con-
gress, and, with the aid Of Ihe army, do
tho work. The clique had evidence to
show that johnson was drunk at the in
auCuration, and it was TO be ehown that
since that period his eccentric con ,uct
was caused by alteration Ok the mind.
Blair said the plan was to arrest Prest-
dent Johnson on Christmas morning,
and put him in tho Soldiers Home
or some CT the institutions about
Washington. The President was to be
lured from his house to the street by q
couple OF visitors, and the arrest was to
follow. Ben Wade was to be declared
President, and then charges oil inaanSty,
etc.. were-to be made against Johnson.
In some manner the President was ill.,
formed Of the. plot, and he hastily sum
noped General Sherman from New Mex
leo to Washington. The Bchemers became
scared, and the plot fell through. Then
johnson charged Grant with being a spy
in bis Cabinet when he was temporarily
appointed ip Stanton's place. Grant
claimed he was not in with the scheme,
and talked back at the President and the
result was an open rupture.
"Johuson was afraid Of Grant, and,
fearing that the plotters would influence
the people against him he luaugu.ated tho
scheme OF swinging around the circle and
declaring himself and denourcing his po-
litical enemies. johnson lived with Mr..
Blalr's family in Washington for several
months alter his inauguration. He made
a conildant OF Mr.. Blair, and Eept'him in
Horned oi tbs troubles then brewing.
"The President also told Mr.. Blair that
Seward at the outset Of the war had prom
ise the Confederacy that 1t should havea
government, and when the steamers Star
OF the West and Pocahontas, think, were
ordered to tho relief OF Sumter, Seward
forged an order purportiug to come from
Lincoln, Counteruanding tue reinforce
ment OF the fort, and ordering one Of the
vessels elsewhere"
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TO EXPOSE aRANr,s LKECHEs.
DorSheimer Says Restitution Must be Made
or EKposuro IL Certain.

OF AkppsuEo - SoEhu'
NEW YoRK, Oct. 24.-The New York
Star, District Attorney Dorsheimors news
paper, this morning had sharp editorial
saying that oil the persons are known into
whose hands went the money Of Grant &
Ward, and that ''every cent Of the acursed
profits can be traced" 1t calls upon those
persons to restore this money.
81 mean every word in thst article"
said Mr.. Dorsheimer to-day. ~ have the
names, and shall continue 10 let the guilty
know that have possession oil them. II
they do not make restitution to the Grant
family, will expose them. ] will compel
them to give back their wicked gains by
process Of law. have not compared my
list OF names with those on the Grant
Monument Fund Committee, but be-
lieve that there are members Of that asso'
citation who were engaged In the wrong,
and are now in possession Of the spoilS."
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TuE mystery surrounding the identity
OF the man who was charged with muir
dering Preller in St. Louis hotel has been
tolyed at last by visit from his father.
Why he persisted in trying to mako pee
pie believe he was someone else is not
clear, unless he wanted to shield his family
for the disgrace his act brought upon
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TWn nnnEs Snrnnndsl.

GALVESTON, oc. Pa special to The
Mw, from Wichita Falls says: The Ex
change Bank here, Q. W. Ryland & Co
proprietore, and the firms bank at Hen
rietta, suspended payments yesterday
The failures have caused great excitement
and indignation. Irregularities are open
ly charged aud warrants have been swori
out for the arrest OF the parties coRpectet
with both banks. No statement Of the
liabilities or deposits has been made pub
lie. The banks did purely local bust
ness, receiving deposits from people o
neigh bboring small towns.
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TIE Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday
prints over column interview had with
Roscoe Conkiipg in New York city, in
which the great sulker is made to say
some very harsh thinks about the Repub'
lican party. its nominees in New York
State, besides very small and sneetinG
reference to his ancient enemy, the late
Republican candidate for the Presidency
That it published in the Enquirer creates
asuspicion that IL is not reliable or au'
tlentic. Butt is a matter Of no great I'M
portauce Il the Interview Is genuine. The
county long ago tired Of Roscoe's sneer
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THERE is naturally some disappointment
because tho investigating committee did
not give its verdict on Saturday night
Certainly the case is clear enough, but
something was due to Mr.. Bingell, who
complained OF beingill. Mr.. BiDgell, who
hiss occupied the chair through so great 9
part Of the investigation, has presided
with dignity and uniform fairness, and il
would have been ungracious to refuse tc
grant bis reasonable request.
It was very desirable TO have the find
ing reported at once, but the csuse Of jus
tic, will not suffer but the slight delay,
Tno evidence is the frat thing, and the
pub|icknows how completely that has ex
hOnorated the Mayor.
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CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 25.-The order Of
tho Chief OF Police closing all saloons on
Sunday was generally observed to-day,
and no arrests have yet bOen reported.
One man closed his doors but tapped
keg Of beer on the sidewalk and dispensed
refreshments to all who passed free Of
charge. A policeman knocked the faucet
ont Of his Eeg and dispersed the crowd.
This was the only disturbance reported.
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over Sunday aud preached sermon from
hia nld Dnlbit

over Sunday aud preached a sermon from
his old pulpit.
Another mass meeting Of coal miners ia
announced for Monday evening at City
Hall, in the interest Of nnion oil all the
mine labor OF the United States.
The old road passing up the hill along.
side the German cemetery has been aban-
doned and fenced up, and the new road is
now in good condition. 1t is on a much
easier grade.
Council is preparing to lay u twenty
inch sewer on Twenty.flrst street, with
branches, gutter basins, etc. The Thirty
eighth street and Central avenue sewers
are already under contract and the latter
is well under way.
Communion services were held by the
two Presbyterian congregations yesterday
in tho Gravel Hill church, and the two
pastors exchanged pulpits in the evening.
Rev. r. N. Brown will preach al tho Rock
Hill church next Sunday morning.
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NEwpoET, R. l., Oct. 95.-walter Char
wick, well known citizen, missing for
some days, was found dead near Ham.
mills wharf this afternoon. Charwick
had tied string garouud his head and then
10 prevent his shouting for help put on q
belt, He had put bricks in his pockets
and tied his hands,
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Charged with a Grave Crime

GALVESTON, Tex oat. 25--A dispatch
from Dennison to tho Nt,r, says: A negro
namen Grimes was arrested last evening
charged withoutraging two little daughters
Of Chris. Baker, living near this town.
The children are only nine and six years
old. Grimes asserts his innocence. He
was strongly guarded last night for fear OF
his being lyncbed.
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"cuAMp1oNs OF THE WORLD"
Tho st. Louis AdmInisterI a Terrible Drub
b!ng tn tho Chicago Club.

Inc 81. LOUIS AuulhlHLotsh ANhd'bAp DAh"-
b!ng to tho Chicago Club.
CISc1NxArl, o Oct 25 by their crush
ing defeat Of the ChicIgos yesterday, the
St. Louis team, champions Of the Ameri'
can Association, have herightto lay claim
to the championship OF the world. They
won three games on their merits, while
Chicago won but two. 1t was agreed be.
fore the game yesterday to call of the
proposed Ave games in the East, and de-
eide the series with the game about to be
played. That decided upon, both cinbB
changed their proposed mines to the
strongest possible conditions. Bushong
went behind the bat for St Louis, instead
of Robinson, while the ChiCagos slipped
Mccormick In To pitch--elatod with his
success or rather the st. Louis Iailuro Of
the day before.
But the American Association cham.
uions had swallowed the humps In their
tbroats and discovered McCormiek's weak
ness--saw wbeIO hig harness was loose.
TLey wouldn't be cosEed With o high bel, !,
and waited I'll q swiit one CGme oVor the
plate, and, holy smoke how they did line
thom out. One was iOrcihly reminded OF
McCormick's declaration TO the Cleveland
club, before he jumped them Lst season,
that be could not put the ball any place
where tho League batsmsn would not
hit 1t.
The St. Loais men had q picnic. Thir.
teen hits, with total Of eighteen In seven
innings, gives only faint idea Of how
Mac suffered. Williamson cut of at least
four base hits, one being line drive from
Gleason's bat. There was no scratch hit
ting, either. The ball cracked like rife
shot, and went on 0 line to the outtield,
The crowd OF fllteen hundred spectators
went wild over the st. Louis men's bat
ting, and cheered loudly every time q hit
was made.
The Chicago field support was not good,
but nothing in that line could have saved
them, as ok oi the thirteen st. Louis runs
were earned.
The st. Louis team played In form like
they did when they won their lRurelg, aud
shook up the Chicago big 'uns most un
mercilully. The Chicagos, after they were
whipped, acted the huiiies, and thorough,
Ily disguised the crowd. With tbs score
10 to 3 against them, they tried to bully
Kelly, and he Ind 10 tell them that hi
would call the game unlcss they played
ball, It was probably bad medicine L
take, but they should have swallowed Il
like men, and not have kicked anC
rQuirmed over II like three.yeAr.old boys
The St. Louis club scored four runs II
the third inning on Welch's three.baggCr
singles by Foutz, Barkley and ComiSkey
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CAIRo, Oct. 95.-sistor Capriona, who
has arrived here from Khartoum, states
that Stain ley Lupton and Cczzie Bey
have been cast into chains. That place,
she says, has bec0me second Mecca and
thousands OF Arabs are visiting the Mad.
dis tomb. She states that the garrison al
Sena were surprised while on a foreign
expedition. Their retreat was cut of and
they surrendered.
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The work of whisky.

PIrrspuRon, Oct. 25.-While intoxica'
ted tonight, Robert Virgins attacked his
WiIe and daughter, and was cruelty
abusing them when George and Charles
Steward, brothers of Mrs. Wlggins, inter,
iered and beat Virgins over tile head
with Grsvolvsr until he was iusensible
They then threw him into the street
where he was found some time atterward
BY the police, His injuries are thought
TO DO tatsl. Tho SEewSrts hAYe been ar
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Tn, patriotic unl.n,. manifesto

DunLlS, O3t. 25.-The Patriotic Union
has Issued long manifesto denouucins
the Irish National League for having fol
Ave years enbittered Irish home life, CO,
creed individual liberty, extorted money
from people and permitted the petpetra'
ton OF ontrages. The Union appeals to
the people to assert their Independence Of
the League and maintain the integrity Of
Eha Euniea
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and two errors of Williamson. They
clinched the victory in the fourth by par
alyzing Mccormick with six corkinI hits,
one for two bags. This was supplemented
by two sinRles Gin tho fllth and three.
bagger by Robinson in the sixth, almost
good Tor home run. Foutz pitched
strong game, and he was finely supported
by Bnshong and the whole team,
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The meeting Of young business men in
the Mcclure House reading room Saturday
evening to take some action looking to
the establishment in this city Of a Gym
nasium Association, was we'll attended
and considerable interest was manifested,
Mr.. Hull Q1srrier presided over the meet
ing. a committee was appointed to se-
cure the names OF those willing to enter
into such an association and report to
future meeting. Already large number
Of ames Of those who positively agree to
90 into the affair have hnpn RecnrRd.
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Attaokod Wiin nrdronhobIn.

BRipurpoRT, Conn, Oct, 25..-Nra Ann
Fenpell, Of Trimble, came TO this city
yesterday. Last night while on the street,
she was seized with a severe hydrophobis
fit which lasted for several hours. II took
the combined efforts ol hye policemen 10
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remove her to the station. One of the of
ficers was badly bitten on the arm by the
woman. Mn Fennell was bitten by a dog
last spring. During her rawlings she was
continually crying out "dOg," "dog."
Later she was taken home by friends.
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gysAroR SHERMAN and Governor'elect
Foraker, Of Ohio, have gone to Virginia to
s,nmp the State for Wise. Many Of the
B,urbon papers refused to believe they
wopld appear OH the hustings in the Old
D,miuiOn.
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TnE burning of Henry Ward Beecher's
chicken coop is considered matter ol
sofjeieat importance to be autographed to
some OF the newspapers Of the country.
This must be construed as another feather
l., b;a ran OF fame.
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AN Indian boy wanted to hang himself
after seven school girls had kissed him. He
didn't, for he ioand they had given him
nothing more serious than cold which
he speedily cured with DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and then married the prettist one.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY Coon, Of theTreas-
ury Department, HIS stepped down and
ont at the request Of Secretary Manning.
Mr., Coon was faithful officer, but he was
a Repablicsn aud bis place was wanted
ior some Democrat.
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Runs earncd-St. Louis, 6. Two base hts TGlea.
sou !, Kelly .. Three base hits -welch Robin
son l. 1O,al bases on hits-Chicfgns II, 81 Louis
Ii. Lf on buscs-CnilnGo7 s.. Lonis Double
NC ormIcE i, Foutz 1. BaSCS oil balls-Bv MCCOr'
mick ), Fohx . Wild Mccormick .
Passed bal BuShong 3. Time Ofgame-Oni hour
and afr minutes, Umplre-JOhn Kelly.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. 25--'rhe Gaudaur.
Hanm sculIing match, which was ar
ranged to be rowed on Cteve Couer lake
psas this city, on November |, for $500 a
side and Merchants purse OF tho same
amount added, has been declared OF as a
public event, owing to the fact that the
Missouri Pacific R.ilroad Company would
not give the osrsmen a percentage. The
match will be rowed, however, in the
near future, for the Merchants purOe
alone, but only subscribers to the purse
and a few OF their friends will be present
at tho contest James A. st. John, Of this
city, bscker OF GAulaur, has received q
telegram from Wallace Ross statirg be
and Teemer we're willing to row HaudanI
and mate. Mr.. St. John has accepted
their offer, and hss teiegrGphed Ross ia
name the time and state how much he
wants to row for.
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The B. & o. will run an Excursion TO
Chicago, November 10, at the low rate of
81. For further particulars gee small bills,
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rr is difficult to conceive Of punishment
severe enough for tho iend who threw a
how headlong into threshing machine
for slight odense.
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uASLAs didn't saw his boat but it
smiled him ont into the water.

RtEL still has q chance ior his lie, as a
medical commission has been appointed
toirmire into his mental condition.
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SER the spple hurdle race at the Alham-
bra Palace Rink Tuesday NIGHT.