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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-14
How the Morning. Hours ! Pssssd-Fres
whisky and Many Drunken Man


Whisky and Many Drunken Mon.
CiScMNATi, O., Oct, lS.-The election
in this city began without any disorder
up to 10 A. N. no arrests had been made.
Two causes contributed to this result-the
division OF the precincts SO that not more
than three or four hundred voters are in
any one-and the rain which prevents
crowds from collecting. All the Judges
are provided with printed lists OF what
are considered fraudulent registries, and
the voting is watched with care. Rain ia
reported from almost all over the State
last night and to-dsy.i This will doubt
lees have effect to cause light vote
throughout the State.
Ticket holders stood for u while outside
OF the 100 feet limits, and peddled ballots
from under their dripping umbrellas, but
in less than half 40 hour they had en-
croached upon the forbidden ground, and
in most cases they came clear up to the
polls. Ticket holders Of the Republican
and Democratic persuasion We're abund-
ant everywhere, but those of the Prohibi-
tion faith were scarce and timid. Regis.
tration seems to work successfully. There
have been some bad breaks, due TO the
novelty Of the plan and the inexperience
OF the judges.
Reports from large Of precincts
at eleven o'clock this tOreuoonshow that
the two parties are massing large and
early vote, and that the Prohibitionists
willnesd.heavy reiuiorcemepta itit shall
reSqh the figures set by the, enthusiastic
leaders OF that party. There Is consider
able scratching being done on both the
State and county ticket.E S'1'
At noon the sun shines brightly and the
Indications are that the afternoon will;be
clear and pleasant. At this hour about
ono.half Of the voters Of Hamilton county
have cast their ballots. Two or three
fights have occurred, but nothing Of q se-
rious nature has been reported. There
are many drunken men on the streets,
and IL is possible there Will be breeze be-
fore night. II sl y 2 ~
The afternoon in Cincinnati was' free
from rain, and 30 far as can now be told
nearly the full registered vote was polled.
There we're some arrests for fraudulent
attempts to vote and some minor cases Of
disorderly conduct, but in general II was
q peaCeable election. The first returns
received by the Associated Preaa indicated
gains for Foraker. When twenty pre-
cincts had been heard from he had net
gain Of $50. The Prohibition vote gives
indications Of considerable gains.
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TRE animal which has perched himself
so proudly on the top rail, saluting "our
friends, the enemy" with mischieyoua
smile and playful twist Of his left thumb,
is that same old COON" Since his last
appearance in public he has feasted on
the fat OF the land. He revisits the scenes
o! his earlier triumphs bigger, bolder,
iaster and taucier than ever. He is now
on his way from Ohio to New York, and
he may drop down into Virginia to see
how they do things there. The man in
the moon wears broader smile than for.
merly. He can't helpit. That coon Is SC
cute, so defiant, so irrepressible.
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CoNNRLLsvILLE, PAp Oct. l3-Thil
morning, al $40 o'clock, the west-bount
express on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
ran against rock which had fallen on tht
track, about two miles east of Ohio Pyle
Falls. The engine, two baggage cars and
the smoker were precipitated into the
river below, and for time 1t was sup
posed that many lives were lost. For
tunately, however, it was foundthat there
had been no fatal results.
The fireman, Samuel Goodwin, resi-
dent OF this place, was slightly scalded by
the eteam, and considerably cut anl
bruised, and number Of passengers wert
somewhat shaken up, but all escapec
Berious injury.
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It sfakes NJ Dtfsrenos.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. Isles in
terest is openly manifested in the result
Of the Ohio election than has been the
case in any event of,like political import
anuszwithin the memory Of the present
generation. Generally on such occasions
there have been considerable crowds
around the bulletin i.oaSds, Tonight
there are no crowds undi with one excep-
tion no bulletin boards. Few people in
the Departments have manifested interest
enodgh 10 ask for news during the day,
andit would be difficult 10 name dozen
Federal oflice,holders from Ohio who have
gone home TO vote.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S.-The Republican
State Central Committee claims to have
elected representatives in Madison,
Adams, Delaware. Morrow, Morgan,
Washington and R9sscounties, and Sena.
tors in the Fourteenth, Twenty.arst,
Twenty.seventh and Twenty.ninth dis.
tricts. Ten precincts from Richland coun.
try, including three wa,ds iu Mansfield,
give net Republican, gain Of 4s.
Portage county, severt precincts, shows
30 OF Democratic gsip Sandrsky county
precincts, $50 Republican gain; scioto
county, l6 prerincts, $40 Republican gain
Seneca county, II precincts, including 4
wards Of THIN, l50sRepubllcan gain
Starke county, prcctaets including two
wards in Maasillon, 800 lESpubIican gain
Summit county, II precineis, 275 Republi.
can gain; Trumbull county, precincts, 8
Republican gain; II precincts in Toledo
give a Republican gain OF Oh.
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PlTrsBuRon, Pa, Oct. lS.-Thomas
Bingham, Of McKeesport, Pa, came home
drunk las night and because his wife re-
fused to give him money for more liquor
he Knocked six months baby out OF her
arms and beat her until she fell uncon-
scious to the floor. He then sprang upon
hor PROSTATE body and jumped up and
down on hei chest until lie was almost
extinct. Hearing the people coming he
fed, and has NOT yet been arrested. Mrs.
Bingham is still Lying, but no hopes are
entertained Of her recovery. The baby is
also in dangerous condition from the
father rough handling.
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Nrw YoRK, Oct. IA Washington
special to the Post says: "There is we'll
founded rumor that Dir. Charles R. Cod
man, of Boston, has accepted the place oi
Civil Service Commissioner to be vacated
November lst by Dorman B. Eaton. Mr..
Goldman has been very reluctantto accept
the position because It's duties necessarily
interfere with his private business.
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Th Same old Accompanied the Man in the Moon

Siishman, for assistance. Bagley refused
on the ground that as an alien he was free
from obligation to assist in preserving the
public peace, as he was iree from being
compelled to serve in the United States
army during the war. He was subsequent
" arrested for refusing to help the officer,
and made the same plea to the court. The
penalty was from S5 to $50, and the court,
while declining 70 consider his peculiar
claim, imposed only the minimum penalty.
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FREDERIcKToS, N. B., Oct, ia dis
astrous fire occurred here to-day resulting
in the destruction Of Morrison's saw mill,
l2 adjoining tenement houses and 2,COO,.
900 feet Of lumber. The mill aud m.chin-
cry was valued nj $4,000; insured tor
$4,000. Thirteen families are left home
less. The total loss will be 100000.
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The campaign Of 1885 has closed, and
yesterday the people of Ohio decided
who shall manage the affairs Of State for
the next two years, by electiug one Of the
following tickets:
Republican State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
-..~ JOSEPH u FORAKER.
FoK LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
'H-... ROBERT P. KENNEDY.
FoKJupdE OF THE SUPREME CURT, x
THADDEu5 A. MARSHALL.
yoR JUDGE or THE suPRINE COUNT ito ill yacancyf
WILLIAM 7. SPEAR.
FOR STATE TERAsUEER,
JOHN c. BROWN.
FOR ArrokSEY GESERAL, I
..aa, JACOB A. KoHLER. '' .H.
ron MENBER or The HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
iIG,,.t WELLS s. JONES. +H
Democratic SIAto Ticket. .lt-
FOR GOVERNOR
GEORGE HoADLT.
PoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JOHN G. WARWICK.
roRJupoE OF TnE SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES d. MARTIN. Ts
roR JUDGE OF 7HEtuPGEME COUNT TO al vacancy
IA e. GIBSON kTHERTuN. l.i NE
F0A TREASURER UPSTATE,
PETER BRADY.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GENERAL JAMES LAWRENCE.
'PoRNEsfiER hoard or PUBLIC WORKS,
HENRY WEIBLE,
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PlrrsDuRou, Pa, Oct. ia Leetonia,
Ohio, special says; By an explosion Of a
"blind tuyerH at the Cherry Valley fur
mace to-day, Anthony Burse was instantly
killed, and Thomas Gibbons, Joseph Mot
fatt and William WoodTorth severely in.
iured. The men were seated in front oi
the furnace, and when the "tuyer" blew
out several tons OF molten metal were
scattered over them. Bprse was burnt be;
yond recognition. The others sustained
painful Injuries, but will recover.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 1S.-Reporta
received at the Marine Hospital Bureau
show that yellow fever is epidemic in
Caracas, that cholera 10 decreasing in
Spain aud extinguislied in Valencia; that
smallpox Ia raging in Buenos Ayres With
alarplng fatality and that yellow fever hsE
Apneared In AcapulcO.
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rhn Rnnnrnf. r,nn.x.

LONDON, Oct. 1S-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says: Mr.. rendleton, the
United States Minister, purposes coming
to an early agreement with the German
Government with reference to the Ban.
croft treaty, IS the cases OF expulsion and
enrolment Of Americans living in Ger
many, in the army, have largely increased.
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WHEN the Republicans had the power
in Council they gave the Democrats ono
Gas Trustee out OF three. Now that the
Democrats have the power they "hog the
persimmons." They talked sweetly Of
their magnamity-and took all that was
in sight. This will not hurt the Repubi-
eau party, and it will not advance the
public interests.
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An AiIen,s DefonGe.

HARTFORD, Conn. Oct ia case in
yOlving an interesting question has been
decided in the Waterbury City Court. Sew
erSi days ago Waterbury policeman met
with considerable resistance in taking Q
prisoner to the police station. He called
upon q bystauder, John Bagley, an En-
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PlvrsDuRou, Oct. lS.-JObn Teemer, The
oarSman, and his backer, R. ]. volk,
started. to-day for Pleasure Island, New
York, where they will remain until after
the contest 10 take place between Teemer
and Hanlan on the Goth inst,
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TOLEDO, O., Oct. 1S.-Retu'ns received
up to midnight embracing about one-half
the precincts in Lucas county show Re-
publican gains in nearly all those heard
from. Wade, Democrat, for Sheriff. prob
ably has a majority Of 500. The Repre-
sentatives arc in doubt with chances favor
ing the Republican candidates. The re-
mainder OF the Republican county ticket
Is ptobably elected By small mRjorities and
they claim the county for Foraker by 400.
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INDIANAPOLIS, ISD,, Oct. 49, The
municipal election to-day was very closely
contested. Tho returns are not yet com
piete, but the figures received up to mid,
night indicate the probable election o.
Denny, Republican, for Mayor, by ma
jprity Of less than 100. The Board O
Aldermen is Democratic and the Council
Republican BY one maiority. n
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ALBANY, N. Y. oct. IA letter from
Fred F. Wheeler, Chairman Of the Pro-
hibition State Committee, addressed to O!
s. Cole and John o'Bhen, Chairman Of
tNsRepublican and Democratic State Com.
mittees, Is made public tonight. In II
he charges that both parties are pledged
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Omo-m .guiicent ohio-swings back
to her old time mooring and floats grandly
on the broad sea of RepubIianism. The
gOol ship is manned by a gallant crew,
aud her captain knows how to bear him
Ealf in action.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has a streak Of
seldshness running through his character,
ior when asked why he did not remove
the Marshal OF the District Of Columbia
he replied that he had no present inten-
ton Of dispensing with his services, and
intendedto "keep him as long as possible" F"
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PREsIpExr CLEvELANo had his heart
set on the Buckeye State. He did the
bes. he could for his party in the matter
OF patronage. Hoadly was his candidate.
The President will find in the result food
for contamination. y
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Shot nl. HIfs aud hImrrlf.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. iS.-Johu Hoffman,
a soloon keeper, shot his wife this after.
noon and then shot himself. Both are
fatally wounded. Hoffman and his vile
did not live together. The man went to
his wils's house andA quarrel ensued with
the result Stated.
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READING, Pa, Oct. 1S.-operations will
be resumed by all departments Of the
sheet mill Of the Reading Iron Works TO-
morrow, compromise having been
effected with the puddlers who struck re-
Gently for an advance. The management
have agreed to advance wages after the
orders now on hand havs been filed.
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CNctSSATr, O., Oct. lS.-Charleu War
man was drinking in Mrs. Deyatee's
saloon, corner Of Sixth and Broadway to.
night with a number Of men. "A quarrel
began and Warman was stabbed and
killed on the sidewalk. Lincoln Stattery,
ono Of the crowd, has been arrested.
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Tho mrlaIndnnlnr, tilren it LIN

CLEVELAND. O., Oct, l$7-At midnight,
Major. W. W. Armstrong;, editor Of the
Pldintlea'er;1 said: + think the Republicans
have from II, 900 to 10000 plurality. The
Legislature is in doubt, with the chances
tavoring Republican majority on joint
ballot.
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THERE ia one thing pretty certain to
come out OF the Ohio election, and that is
the defeat Of Allen 0. Myers, as Infamous
apoIitician as was ever allowed to sit in a
legislative body.
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amnllnnr in rnnnhn.

MONTREAL, Oct. 4.-Ths official returns
at the Health oGice to-day show SO deaths
from smallpox yesterday in the city, two
in Cote st. Louis and l in st. Canegande.
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rurlhor LeclslntIxe claIn.. !.

ClSCINSATI, o, Oct. lS.--The Republi.
cans claim to have elected Representatives
in the following additional counties:
Athens, Cnyahoga,.(3 .(3) Delaware, Fulton,
Greene, (Rsv. B. W. Arnot colored) Law
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Irlooks as though "we'ye got 'em" all
along the line. If there had been any
thing e'Be lying around loose We would
prob4bly have scooped It in.
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Providence, which has always favored
the Republican party ''and will be with
US to the end" favored US again yesterday
by pouring water down Prohibocrat Leon
arls hack.
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NEw YoRx, Oct. lS.-At meeting Of
the Executive Committee Of the Western
Union Telegraph company to-day the
resignation OF Mr.. John Pender, Of Lon
don, as Director was submitted and &C.
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CnILLIcoTHE, O., Oct. lS-Ross county
will give 100 Republican majority. The
Republican Senator and Representative
run ahead Of the ticket aud the whole
Republican county ticket is elected,
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in their platforms against Prohibition and
challenges them to- arrange for q triang'
utar joint discussion by the three candid
ates for the Governorship on the questions
at issue. He sug ests FIVE meetings at
different points in the State.
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animation of the returns SO far received
indicate Democratic losses where there
are Prohibition gains, in other words 30
far as can now be seen, tho Prohibition
vote Is drawn from both parties.
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storm on the Hudson.

NYAcE, N. y, Oct. ls.-The severest
storm in many years prevailed here to-
day. Considerable damage was done
along the shore Of the Hudson river. The
docks were all flooded and a number Of
ANAL boats and q valuable steam launch
were sunk.
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washlncton COUNT Solid.

M4mErTA, o. Oct. lS.-rhe Republic
cans elect a Senator in the Fourteenth
district and Representative in Washing
ton county.
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The boodiers thought the people never
could be disgusted. How have the
boodlers fallen!
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ASD this is the party that was dead as
any herring" Isn't it lovely and live.
ly corpse? @ ,
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THERE are Democrats who have the
decency to be very much disgusted with
last nights performance in Council.
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FORAKER fought the good fight and got
there on the second heat. He was only
trying his speed the lrst time.
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Use Camphorine Soap freely In washiug
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest 10
the body. See the big reward we offer on
wrapper. 8. SFRuHz,
Originator Of "Wax soap,n
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Quo declares in favor 81 free ballot
and d fair count the country over.
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Now look outfor "clean sweep" in the
gas works. +
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ohio centrnl nrIdre no ne sold

CINCINNATI, Oct. l3.-The Ohio Central
Railroad Pt. PIeasspt-ohio river bridge
will be sold October 9th. Il q
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EyEaY Southern Republican will take
rrea. courage. The day of deliverance
dlTGs.
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wIru regard to that endorsement Of the
Cleveland administation--we'li see you
I.ta,
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DoS'r forget your Uncle John Sherman
in the midst Of this hilarity. His flag is
still there.
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TIE boodIe Dangers are, as one NIGH
say, busted"
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sPccilI Dlpdlch % UN II4tAlVtNc3' -
CANBmDaE, O., 0st. lS.-1twaS . Re-
publican election in Cambridge, Foraker
has two hundred majority ia Cambridge
township, and will have seven hundred
and ffty In the county. Farrar has one
hundred and forty mhiSrity in thistown-
ship and 10 certainly elected. With John
Sherman and victory we are marching on
to eighteen hundred and tighty.eighk,
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THIS settles the Third Party. Its fitiu1
dream is DER.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. l3,-It iS impossible
yet to compare the sources OF gain Of the
Prohibition candidate, but Cursory ex.
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oalc., Nos. sS and 81 Fourteenth street.


Now for New York-and it may be Ole
Nirginny. -
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The vote in the third column is changed
from Greenback to Prohibition in the vote
Of 1882, as the Prohibition vote then
largely exceeded the Greenback poll. The
Greenback vote was 5. .345 in 1882, 2,937 in
1883 and 8 ,l10 for Butter in 1854.
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Vote of ohio Since 1855.

Following is the vote OF Ohio since the
year 1855 up to and including the last
Presidential election:
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