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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
TRADE SITUATION.
TO prrNEss WHAT.
slulsra Play Neat Lnto
Game-wonl Reported to pe Stsndy-No
Change in oOaerAl Business-whAt
the Financial Exchanges show.

New YoRE, Nov. 7.-Brddstreet'S Jour
nal, in its summary says: "There is no
Especial feature in the general trade situa-
tion as reported to Brddsircet'S aside from
the evident attempts made in the North
west to depress the prices OF wheat. The
heavy rush OF wheat to Minneapolis with
in ten days past has not been the result
OF excessive dcliveriesi from farmers hands,
although efforts have been made to pro.
duce that impression. The wheat, which
was already largely owned by Northwe,t-
ern miIlers. had been stored at interior
points and was rushed TO market
merely to produce the impression that
the grain was being unloaded by
farmers. 1t is now evident that the
plan was In q measure successful, for
farmers throughout the Northwest are
shipping ngmore freely on the decline started,
owing, no doubt, to q fear that the mar
ket will bO further depressed. This fea-
all that differs from the situation one wet k
lower prices, particularly in tho abserCe
VI hu improvement III khV 4OAGAsi
and backed by heavy increase in the
visible supply. Indian corn, Gs vel is
oats, are relatively higher than wheat.
Cash purchases aie heavier. Hog pre-
duets are higher on better home and ex-
port demand as well as in sympathy with
the price Of corn.
The general movement Of dry 60 DDS has
been light, and on the whole dlsappoins-
ing. Wool is reported 10 be steady and Of
moderate activity. Manufacturers are well
stocked. but more liberal purchases arc
expected to be made within six weeks. 1t
IN reported that about % percent more
wool and worsted machinery is running
than one year ago.
GENERAL TRADE.
The general trade situation is not
changed within a week. At Boston it Is
good on spot" only; at Philadelphia it is
conducted on moderate scale and with
no features, at Baltimore it is quiet, the
regular distribution for the season being
completed. At Cincinnati, flour, grain
aud provisions are dull, and iron
and coal are improving. Cleveland
exhibits no renewed activity and
II DunAAGos 10
with the outlook for moderate trade. At
Ckicsgo it Is reported thsta better move
ment Of goods ii expected next week. ST..
Louis, Memphis and Louisville announce
fair and satisfsctory volume Of trausac-
tons in staple goods. At such cities rs
Peoria, Des MoineR, Davenport and Mil.
waukee there has been fairly successful
business. At Minneapolis aud st. Paul
there has been smaller volume OF trade,
and at Kansas City considerable activity.
Cotton has been dull AID lower, futures
some II points and spot about 4c on the
week. This was caused by heavier visible
supplies and light demand from spinpers
and from Liverpool. The demand for
grocery staples has been only moderate,
with eugar and Brazil coffee lower. Fancy
grades OF butter and higher cheese is dull
with light export demand. Iron and steel
and coal present no features as compared
with last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

PlrrspuRGH, Nov, "A dispatch from
Newcastle, Pa, says: The large three
story hotel at Lawrence Junction, owned
by tho Pennsylvania Company, was de
stroyel by fire at 4;30 o'clock this morn,
ing. There were twenty.iour persons in tht
hotel at the time and some were 80 nearly
sufocate6 they could hardly be aroused
All escaped, however, hut without any
clothing other than night dresses, The
Railrold Company's otIlces were in th'
building and all Of tho records were de
s.royed. The losa will reach $4,000, Will
only small insurance. The Ore origin
ated in the boiler room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
THE NE1Y MINEINsPECToR
On Wit to tho Mines In this Section Of
West VITginIR.

On Witt to the Mines In this Section Of
West Virginia.
Mr.. II. ]. Tucker, Of Sewell, Fsyette
county, the new State Mine Inspector ap-
pointed by Governor Wilson, arrived
in the city Saturday and estab.
lished himself at the Stamm House. Mr..
Tucker was appointed to succeed Mr.
Oscar Veasy, and is now on bis first trip
through the mines Of the State. He has
been through the Kaua~ha river,
Elk Garden and all the other
mining sections Of the State OF.
Cept here in the northern panhandle
and the Mason clunty mines Saturday
he visited the Bogg'B Run mines and those
OF the Riverside Iron works. To-day he
will proabiy visit the mines at Wellsburg.
lie expects 10 be here nearly all this week
making his visits Of inspi ction. When
he leaves hure he will go TO Mason county
and from there home. He expects to
have to make another visit here In the
near future as several OF the mines Of
this vicinity are not now being work.
ed and while such ia the case satisfactory
inspection cannot be made.
Mr. Tucker is very pleasant spoken
gentleman and appears to have good,
practical understanding OF his work This
States mining law Is still comparatively
new, but Mr.. Tucker says the good results
it has been tho cause OF arc already very
apparent. lie has found large proper
tfon Of the mines in a better condition
than he expected them to be. as a result
OF compliance with the provisions Of the
law. Other mines, usually little insigniH,
cant Affairs as far as the business they do
is concerned, were in a bad condition.
These he has ordered TO be improved.
Men work in those mines and their lives
arc Just as dear as those ol tho men that
work in the larger and better mines.
Mr.. Tucker Is dissatisfied with tho
present law In many respects. He snys
that a number OF It's provisions are too
general and allow the operator too much
latitude for the good Of tho miners. As
an instance, it does not provide in stated
terms that each mine must have two en-
trapCea; II merely states that adequate
provision must be made Tor the protec-
ton oil life. Mr.. Tucker will, in his mes
cage TO the Governor, recommend that
the Legislature be asked TO amend the
law and insert seseral OF the provisions
from the PenneytvaniG and Ohio iaws.
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MoNpEnru1. rtcuNn1rY.
AN OhIa Woman Gives nIr,h "a PiVs Can.
drNn-AI II Doing VOL.

uEuH-F ~ hebhE "bAt
TOLEDO, O, Nov. IA remarkable
story comes from Henry county, Just west
Of this city, which, il it wero not thor
onghly aubslGutiated would be alnoat in
credible. 1t is to tbs effect that several
days ago the wife OF Whi!helm Freund, a
German farmer living about halt mile
from Holgntc, gave birth to five children,
all boys and that oil the infants arc well
formed and alive. When the correspond
ent investigated th!a stuPeadoos Increase
in the census he found that tho event is
but one OF a series that have happen.
ed in thia interesting family. Mira.
Frsund ia 50 years Il age, and during
her nineteen years OF married. lie
has given birth 10 twenty-ono children,
eighteen OF whom are now alive. Tho
other three lived IN various agesovera year
Dr. Townsend, OF Holglte, has been in at.
tandence nj most Of these eVepts, and Dr..
Harrison, Of Napoleon, is also converssnt
with the facts, and haE assisted on come
occasions. The mother is described rs 0
comely German woman, Iaw-boned and
snare, and the fathOr short and solid, but
not paf,ly. This happy couple i've on g
small farm which the husband tillB with
tho assistance Of his numerous progeny.
some OF the chill lren, 1t is aaid1were bora
in the bayfield, where the mother was at
u.oVk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

THIS, from the New York Telegraph, is
commended to those dreamers who see
visions Of prosperous country under the
benign influence OF free trade:
The world must be under one govern
men., and the physical, social, industrial
and climatic conditions exactly equal
everywhere before free trade will be pos
s.hle. That will be some time after the
day Of Judgment.
|. will be easier to put the free traders
ualer one government with the other
eonditio AZ equal or nearly so-in a mad
house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
TWO OPINIONS
AS TO THE NEW YORK ELECTION
Governor HLI rhIoM /, was Pure Demo-
cratic viotory-nO Thinks Democrats
Ought Not to Ask Republican Advice.
MIR. Vrocmn,.'I HcasonS fbr DSfOnt

NEW York, Nov THE World pub
fishes this morning an interview will
Governor Hi, from which the following
is taken:
"Governor, don't you think tho recent
victory in this State is purely a Dtmo
cratic one?"
"Yss, do, most emphaticaily. There
can bn'uo doab: about that. There may
have been Republicans aud Independents
who voted for me, but they did so with
The perfect understanding that l was a
Democrat, and without asking TO dictate
nv policy or to coutrOl all the
offices at Albany in the event OF
my success. The victory ia New
York means that the Demc Gratis are
in the n.Sj jrity in this state, aud the peo-
pie will nOJ be- dissatisfied with Il thorough
Democrat administration in nil that it
implies. do not think it necessary Tor
the Democratc party tn aSk The Sadefce
aud couseut OF the republicans iu tnAktng
removals from Office, appointments or in
shaping its policy. IS said, the Dsino-
cratic patty owes its elevation to power to
Dsmecra4, and do not th!nk ii ID necps-
sary or essential tJ our snGcaSs'tn try and
win the approval OF Republicans or so-
called Independents and IEuywumps. The
Democrats arc the ones to be pleased, it
Seems to me.
III do not wish to Pta2s myself in the
attitude OF cttcisipg President Cleveland.
Tue Democrats have been out OF power
long time, and perhaps have beC0me a lit
Tie rusty in managing the affairs OF the
Government. All that will he changed
sOon-is changing now. believe. The
Republicans are anxious to give advice
and to run our party for VI. They have
always appeared willing TO do that, bat
think we shall get along Just as welt with.
out their advice or rin!erfereace. The peo.
pic have ell cted us. Why should we
apologies to the Republicans or anyone
for taking hold and performing our duty
coofsss can see no reason for 1t.
81 notice in the recent appointment Of
the Civil Service Commissioners some one
hastens 10 remark that the man appointed
Chairman Of the Commission was recon-
mended by Chief justics Waite. Un-
doubtedly the appointee is good, capsule
man, hut where was The necessity OF get
ting him indorsed by Republican Judge?
us the theory that tho Democrats ar6 in
some way accountable to the Republicans
lor every thing they do, ldl,ts think
the people expect it, and doa't think
Democrats are pleased with it. But prob
ably when the Democrats have been in
power longer we wilt learn to 60 on man
aging our affairs on our own responsibility.
| think the election in this State is a
guarantee for tho people that they will
sustain US in such C0urse.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
FINANc1AL EXCHANGES.

A Satisfactory aud Largely IpereaIed Vol
ume of Business.
NEw YoRE, Nov. THE Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says:
"Our telegraphic returns OF exchanges
for the fve days are Of an exceedingly
satisfactory character. At New York,
where the figures cover only four days,
there is a considerable increase over the
figures Of the preceding five days, and at
other cities large gains are the rule. Com
pared with 1884 the aggregate records an
excess OF Az percent, and with New York
excluded the margin in favor OF this year
reaches 49, percent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

PARIS, Nov. s-At a reunion OF mem.
bcrs Of xreme lett yesterdsy, resolutions
were adopted pronouuciug against the
proposed impeachment Of the late Prime
Minister Ferry, the revision OF the Consti.
tuition, expulsion Of the Orleans princes
and postponement Of u decirion on re.
ligious aud financial questions. The
speeches OF the deputies present disclosed
a disposition To- avoid raising debate
that would bO likely TO divide the Repub.
iiCan forces,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
MARBLES MISSION
TO EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS.
HIs Efforts In ItshnIr of Bl mstallIc Uaion
with ths Countries of Europs-rhs Re.
suit of hi" Labcra-z-Ths Scope of hI1
Inq dries Immigration Statistics.

wAsnISGroN, D. c., Nov. S.,-Mr. Man
ton Marble, who returned from Europe a
few days ago, has reported to Secretary
Bayard aud President Cleveland the re-
suit OF his confidential mission, in which
hs has been employed since last May.
The character Of the mipsion, now lrst
made public, and which is fully stated in
the following letter from Secretary Bay
ard to Mr.. Marble, and his circular letter
to our ministers in England, France and
Germany, Messrs, Phelps, McLaue and
Psndlston. show that the President, what
ever views no expressed in his silver let
ter, written at Albany before his term OF
office began, or those which he may here
after set forth, promptly accepted the duty
imposed on him by the existing laws Of
Congress requiring renewed endeayof to
promote n bi.metallic union with the
countries OF Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

When Senator Voorhees, throws him
selt 10 the way Of an interviewer now he
doesn. streak the administration blue.
On the contrary, he says the President is
4 nice man and has been vindicated. The
last time Senator Voorhees, said this he
VA, nosins his way through the PostoiIice
Depart nent to STE whether the Indiana
end Of il was in good shape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
LIVELY suoOTI&u AFFHAY
In tho Neil House Lobby Mt cuinmbnt, O
An Editor Shot.

An Editor Shot.
CoLuMDus, O., Nov. S.-Great excite
ment was created in the lobby OF the Neil
House at a quarter before o'clock this
evening by an encounter between Auditor
Of State Emil iicsmetter and WI. Elliott,
editor and proprietor Of the Sunday Capitol
newspaper. During the encounter two
shots were fred by Kieswetter, the first Of
which struck Elliott in the ball OF the
thumb OF tho right hsud, producing oaly
l,sh wound, and plsaed through
the left side 81 tho overcoat, but did
not touch tho body. When they became
freed from each ether Elliott made an ef.
fort to escape at the same time trying to
get his revolver from his nocGe:, and when
about twelve feet away KiGsnetter fired q
aeoond shot which in his excited condition
missed its aim and struck the ceiling OF
the hotel oGles. The eHgsgamsnt caused
a great stir among the CUE sta and confused
those who were eye witnesses.
People from all psrls Of the city Goon
heard OF tho encounter and rushed 10 the
Neil Houae to learn the facts, and the
lobby was crowded all evening.
KieImetter was arrested aud gave bond
in tho sum OF $4,000 for his appearance
before the Mayor. The cause Of the at,
tack is ieuA Of two or three years stand.
ing, during whiohtime Elliott In his paper
has attacked Kiesmetter, changing him
with official misconduct on several oCca-
sions. EIch has made 3 statement in
regard TO the shooting which are capable
OF widely different construction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

o S@ YoRz, Nov. IA Troy special
say' Frauklin Manning, son Of the Sec
te'a'y OF the Treasury, was arrested at
CGhoes, On "Wednesday, for keeping his
saloon open after | O'Clock on election
night. Tie was discharged by the Court
on the ground that he tried In vain to
clear the crowd out Of his place, and that
liQloS sold after o'clock we're furnished
WIN the understanding that the pur'
Shasers would leave at once. Saloon
EEfFptr5 expect to use this dectslon to
I4elr advantage. hereafter,
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BALTIMORE, MD., Nov. s.-Rev. DR..
o'Connell, bearer Of tho decree Of the
late Plcnary Council, approved by the
Pope, is expected to reach here early the
present week. He wall before publish
ing any Of the matter, confer with Arch.
bish Gibbons. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

NEW YoRK, NoY7.-YfoOnan, Secretary
OF the Republicans S ate Committee, closed
the official rooms at the GHsey House to.
day and departed for home. He said /:
"The bad weather in the interior OF the
State had a great deal to do with our de-
feat. 1t must be remembered that many
farmers had to ride six and ten miles 10
vote. The had weather kept them away
from the polls. Considering the fact that
the Democrats had the entire Federal
patronage 10 back them, do not see how
they have won such great vivtory.
"'rhen, many Republicans, poslmasters
perhaps, in order 10 retain their places,
did not vote at all, and were too lukewarm
TO actively participate On the other
hand, four or five Democrats, having that
office in view, worked Ike beavers for
their cause. All these little things count.
The Democrats spent money freely,
too. New York at heart is Republican,
and the laboring glasses who have been
ssduced by the promises OF Mr.. Hill will
yet find time to repent and come back to
the party that eau give them justice"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

IyLord salisbury will come over here
and make soms speeches on national
economy the free traders won't pay his
,ypenses. They would prefer John Bright,
q, something in that vein.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

G,yggSoR.ELECr FlrzHuGn LEE breathes
tbis icryent prayer: MAY the spirit OF the
s,,s Of Monticello watch over the desti-
ale, of Virginia forever" And 80 the
saddle Of his uncle is flung amid the other
mosty things in the theatrico.political
oropsrtv room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

CHrsrRn, Pa, Nov. S.-All the toremen
Of the departments at the Roach shipyayd
prior to suspension, havc been ordered TO
report Monday morning, and they will
ake on about 80 mes, which number
will be augmented as necessary, but in no
SSS'e will more than 800 men be employed,
thay will ba in the employ and under the
py roll Of the Government. About three
months will be required 10 complete the
IVInaniShed Boston," and ton months tor
phs Chicago" VIZ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

Mr.. William weihe, president, and Mr..
William Martin, Secretary oftho Amalga.
mated Association, came down from Pitts.
bargh yesterday and registered at the
stamm House. They claimed 10 be down
here merely on pleasure trip, having
taken advantage OF cheap excursion rates.
They did not talk about Amalgamation
matters, saying that there was nothing to
talk about. In the afternoon they took a
carrisgs aud drove over TO .E;naville to see
their friends there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
BIG BiLL KINNEY


County.
Correspondence ofAe haeItge"er.
RlTcuIE G. H., W. Va, Nov. THE
jury in the case Of Big Bill Kinney charg-
ed with the murder OF Barney Doyle aud
daughter, at West Union, Doddridge
county, two years ago, this evening re-
turned a verdict OF not guilty. Kinney
was first tried in DoddIiLge county aud
found guilty of murder in the
first degree. A new trial and
change Of venue was granted with
this result. The murder was horrible
cold blooded sffair as all will remember,
and the fact that the verdict "not guilty"
has been returned has shocked the people
wonderfully, and rorssd them to state
Of righteous indignation. Little Bill Kin
ney, Big Bills accomplice, is serving
ten year term in jail for bis share in the
murder
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nuNDAY spnR1s
In the Notthwest-l Hard GI .vo Fight to q
Etnl.h

In the Northwest Hard Gl .VO Fight to q
fiGIsh.
ST PAUL, Nov. S.-Three hundred peo-
pie, Including PGSon Davies, Tommy
Chandler and other noted sports OF Chi
cago, with full representation Of local
sports OF the Northwest, and quite num-
Der OF well known citizens by bOst and
carriages gathered al 8 u. N. to-day on the
scene Of the Wilson-Cariif fight. A ring
was formed for. $500 hard glove contest
between KilIsn, Of Philadelphia, who
has been ulder Tom Chandler training
for three weeks, and Lannon, OF SCu h
Boston. The Gght was 10 taish, Mar
GUS OF Queensbury Tules. K!llen wss
much the taller OF the two men, and pro.
vidcd with longer reach OF arms, ya they
we're fairly matched astophysique barring
the fact that Kiilen is heavier. LInnOn
forced ths Fl iyhting from the first against
the advice OF his trainers, Blrnes and
Brady, and exhau1ted himsalf in the
force OF the blowB at Killcn,
whose head was out OF his reach.
an who countered on Lannon's neck and
face, winding him bAdIy in the third
round by a hackhauder across the throat.
Up to this time Lannon had the better OF
Of the fight. The fighting was fas. and
furious aud the men showed Gigns OF ex-
haus.ion aud only chance blow could
decide tho contest. II came Lannon's way
on the finish OF the eighth round.
There WAS considerable confusion
when Davies claimed knockout
for Killen and at various times
when Donaldson, Of Minneapolis, would
break into the ring a1d make some fool
ish claim. AT one point he and Brady
would have come to blows but for the
promptness OF Referee Billy Wilson, who
gave great satisfaction, as he kept the men
from fouling and cleared tho ring OF inter
iopers who desired to make a disturbance.
KiIlen was admirably handled by Chsnd-
Ter. Davies is willing to match Killen
against his old ptotege, Patsy Cardiff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

Iowy in Maine the latest social innova-
,;or ia the vaccination bee. Its sting is
So,pb, and there is much Wholesome
,%I,r;ty between the pumpkin pie and the
v.c,iuv points.
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CupwELL's IicS communications, like
,be brook, "go on forever" Rscogniz ng
tba,lhsy touch a matter OF public inter.
sa, they will be printed as fast as space
can he made iol them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

Tur Danyille, Va, Register says that not
,s.nyle white man IN that town voted the
psrn1Jcan ticket. Does it not seem that
,,nrb,dy is drawing the color line in
n,pyills2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. S.-The miners
at the Florence coIiiery, Pittston, struck
yesterday afternoon because the rebate o!
five cents per cav, which was taken OF five
months ago under promise Of restOra-
ton as soOu as possible, was not restored
TO day when q demand for its restoration
WAS mazda
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

Tho OIiuatrslS This EvenipE-othsr Coming
Attractions,

AtttAclOhHs
Thls evening Thatcher, Pimrooo &
Vests minstrel will appear at the Wheel
ing Opera House. The troupe arrives on
the Han Handle road this forenoon direct
from New York, whore they played a re-
turn engagement last week. Allthe papCrE
there pronounce this tue strongest and
best minstrel organization ever seen there.
The usual street parade will be given TO-
day, the troupe OF performing dogs being
novel feature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

Mr.. CARMEL, Pa, Nov. S.-The Phila.
delphia & Readings Merriam colliery,
altsr a months suspension. will resume
work Monday, employing $50 hands.
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THE ACADEMY CLOSED.

There will he no attraction at Charley
Shay's Academy Of Music this week, the
TINE being devoted to preparations for
the "operatic festival" next week, when
thu Starr. Harris Opera Company will hold
the boards all week. In this company are
some actora and voCalists oil high repute,
and their list Of operas includes "fhe Mi
kGdo, ,""Chimes Of Normandy" "GiroAe-
Girols," "Olivette, ""Patience," La Mas
colts" and "Btllee Taylor.H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

MAYER's band will make the music ior
the Masked Carnival at tho AlhAmbrI
Palace Rink Tuesday evening.