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l,oston,s illaeRp,nIl Cnse,

BosFoS, MAYS, Nov 19,-The third
days trial oi the case Loyl Wilson ys p.
u. Moen, 10 recover sllS,OOO for alleged
breach Of contract, was resumed to-day
With Mr. Moen, the defendant, on The
witness stand. Noon usid no loaned thS
money 10 Wilson on account Of his bog
Uins and pursuing him, and II was thl
same game Wilson had been playing fol
ten years. He was under great pressure
and under q grOAt deal Of excitement
II he testified last December he lot VII.
son have money from lriendShlp, II wa
hot true. HO could not say whether III
held anything back Bt tkst trial, moi
gould lie remember What he B8ote 10 3
year eSo In regard to The Moothead lAkl
irahaabtiOn,
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nurrER, CHEESE ANp Eaes.
Proceedings of the National Convention
The Packing OF Eggs-OIeOmRrgaFIne,

Proceedings Of the National Convention
The Packing OF Eggs s-OleOmargaFine,
CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-Iu the National
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Association con-
vention this morning, Mr.. James Andsr-
son, OF New Yolk, chairman Of the Com
mitt on Preserving, Packing and Trans
porting Eggs, presented the report Of that
committee. The report expressed the
opinion that the packing Of eggs in cases
was preferable to shipping them in bar
reIs, although in New York the demand
was almost exclusively for barrelp, be-
cause the empty barrels could be sold
again.
In regard to the preservation OF egg,
the report expressed the opinion that no
absolutely satisfactory process would ever
be discovered until they tirst learned how
to prolong human life indefinitely.
MIR, Boles, oil Boston, said the dealers Of
his city preferred cases very much 10 bar.
rels, When an examination Of the matter
was made they would find that cases were
not 80 much more expensive than bar
Eels,
The Philadelphia delegates spoke In
favor OF cages and thought they had sew
eral advantages over barrels, Eygs kept
better In cases than in barrels
The chairman said the difficulty with
cases in Nsw York was that they could
not get tho CREes back in any kind OF COn-
dition, and tho express charges were just
the same on a UaBe as on q barrel,
NJ Wan Unlknn hnWu nIr,raI H,u,1,
ton asking Cougress TO make an Rppru-
prlatlon early in the session to enforce the
oleomargarine law,
Mr., Douglass moved that tho convention
reiterate ita sense that all manufacturers
and dealers In pure dairy products DO re-
quested to withdraw all support and aid
TO the various organizations aud aasoClR.
tions throughout the country that have
peralstenty favored the illegal traffic in
oleomsrgarlne, and who have heretofore
aided the manufacturers and dealers In
spurious butter by inhibitlng and dealing
in RuCh ways to GGslst in ita fraudulent
sale. The resolution was adopted.
Tho following officers were elected for
tho ensuing year: President II. B. Cur
ler Dekalb, Illinois; Secretary and Treas.
urer, h. NJ. Little, Of Iowa; Vice PreBi-
dents, W. II. Duckworth, OF New York
Charles Utley, OF Boston; II. q. Garrett,
OF Philadelphia; James Howes, BalIi-
more, Md, 4. NJ. Oyster, Of Washington;
W. L, RlStin, Of Illinois; Hon. W. II.
Hatch, OF Missouri; W. d. Hoard, OF Wis
Consin.
An Invitation for the Association TO
hold Its next annual convention in Min.
neapolls, wss received with favor. Other
Cties also expended invitations.
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ALlytly ALIr,nlNI,,

ST. Louis, Now ia Special from
Chadwick, NO., says that about one hun.
dFed "BAld KnobbOn" entered the town
at ono o'clock yesterday morning and bO'
gan raid on the saloons, their object bO'
Ing to bunG open the barrels aud pour tho
ShISky out, but while they werO at thli
work citizens Of tho town opened Are OF
them, when the shooting became general
moro than 100 shoLs being exchanged
which resulted In tho stampede oi tho
BALD KnobbeW." II was RsCeriainUt
that only one man was seriously Wounded
aud he was a member oi The "BAld Knob
berS" gAug, whose companions carried
him away with them In the darkneFs
The affair has caused much excitement
among the people in that locality.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. l2,-The ship
ping League adopted a memorial to Con.
grsss yesterday declaring that the cause
OF the present business stagnation ia over
production and insufficient communicG.
tlon with foreign markets, from which
American products are practically ex-
cluded; second, that new markets, partiC.
ulsrly In Central and South America and
the West Indies can be best secured by
increasing the merchant marine; third,
that the decay Of American shipping aud
consequent effect upon other industries
demands the attention Of all and calls ios
remedy; fourth, that increasing manuiGc-
turing and other interesta In the Gull
States demand new facilities and outlets
which 1t Is the duty OF tho Government Ia
Afford flfth, endorsing the bounty bill
now before Congress, allowing American
vessels in the foreign trade 80 cents pei
ton for every 1000 miles sailed. To-day
ship.building Is being discussed.
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ACCORDING to the London correspond.
ent of the New York lIOrld Secretary
BAyard hss felt obliged to rebuke his
supelsorviCabIe friend, Minister Phelps,
for q too liberal display OF the cable. AS
tho story goes Minister Phelps has been
cabling to the State Department pretty
little newspaper pulEs Of himself, under
tho misapprehension that these things
have an important relation to our
diplomacy.
A rebuko from headquarters is poor
pay for tho adulatlon Mr.. Phelps has
heapcd on Mr.. Bayard. Perhaps the Min
lister was mistaken when he thought the
Secretary had solteniug OF tho brain. How
asmall man does rattle round in big
nlnrn
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PERTINHNr ENQUIRIES


Marion County,
To hs Editor n hS HaGlliGAoE,
sIR:-I was informed yesterday by q
prominent citizen Of Marion county that
the election returns from the precincts ol
Glovei's Gap and Barracksvllle,in Marion
county, were not signed by the commits
bionsrs OF elsCtloni but Notwithstanding
this fatal legal error they were counted by
the county Csnyassers notice that the
INTRLLIdEScRR, this morning, refers 10 the
same matter and Corroborates my inior-
nation Of yesterday,
This same board OF csnyassers, idsntt-
Cally the same persons as In 1882, thrsw
out, four years ago, returns containing the
same defect, which elected Mr., Smith,
Democrats, to the State Senate, over Mr.,
Furbse, Republican, although the latter
gentleman had majority OF the popular
vote, thought the action then had was
right, although many OF my
Republican friends differed with
me, and some vigorous discussions
were had with them over the matter,
But what is the use Of having election
laws unlels they are enfOrCed2 What is
the use OF having any kind OF lava Gu,
acted II they remain dead letter upon the
statute books? But now, in the year Of
our Lord 1886, the same persons, 80 am
informed, who counted Mr.. Smith In in
1882, reverse their action and count re,
turns that coutain ideEt!oally the same
error as those OF 1852, IN order 10 elect
Mr., Wilson to ConRre instead OF Mr.,
Flick.
Will you kindly ascertain from your
PsirmoLt correspondent all the iacts in
this case and give them to the publicF As
o Democrat wish to know tue whole
truth, and there are many more Inspired
by the same spirit Of inquiry, Candidly
coy 10 vow that my future political
action will be largely governed by
the resul! In this C&ae; and many
Of my Democratic neighbors have
expressed the same views. II such
u Gontempttble fraud Is to bs psrpetEated
upon decent people without n protest from
tho partisan friends OF those who commit
it,thsn for one want to kuowit. believe
there ara honGat Democrats and honest
ll4publiCsus who won't excuse fraud and
triGkery In either party, and we might as
well draw the line on tho low, neau fraud
this seems to be. Give ua mors iGiorms.
tiop, Mr.. HIi!oE
DEMOCRAT.
Nhceling, NOV. 12. 1886,
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LONDON, Nov ls,-1t Is officially an.
nounCed that the statement that lord
ltdeplsigh and Baron Destial quarellOd
al their last RlssLlpg ig absolutely Untrue,
On the contrary the Interview which took
place on Wednesday was very cordial
The foreign office also dlsCredlts tho to-
port published by the st. James GditlL'
ihAt tie lron DsStaal would take d pro.
lOngsd leave 81 Absence, The officials BAJ
this report emAnAted from Paris,
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ALARM IN MADRID,
A Threatened Outbreak-The Military Call
cd Out,

~ IhFehlcHeU OutDFehk-The Military Call.
cd Out,
LONDON, Nov owl2,-Iuformation has been
received here that much alarm exists In
Madrid in consequence OF reports Of a
threatened outbreak against the Govern.
ment, and that extensive military pre-.
cautions are being taken. The news from
Catalonia shows that bad state OF feeling
prevails among the people and rising is
feared. In Cadiz also an incident has oc-
Cured which leads the Government to
believe that trouble Is imminent. This
was the refusal OF 700 soldiers to embark
for Cuba, to which place they had been
ordered.
The Anglo.spanish treaty has caused
much discomfort among the ,Qatalonians,
and numbOr OF the most prominent bus.
iness men have threatened 10 Join the
Oarlists unless the terms OF the treaty are
80 modified as to protect their interests.
Tho action OF the Government In abolish
Ing the office Of Sergeant in the army has
increased the discomfort In the ranks Of
the army. These grievances have stimu-
lated the revolutlonists TO renewed activ-
ity, which is being lelt both in civil and
military circles.
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Somebody's child 10 dying-dying with
tho flush Of hopO on his young face, and
Boihebody'S mother thinking OF the time
when that dear face will DO hidden where
no ray Of hope can brighten it--beCauBs
there was no euro for consumption.
Reader, II the child be your nOlghbote,
take this comforting word tO the mothers
heart before II 10 too late. Tell her that
consumption 10 Curablgi that men are
living to-day whom tho phyBlOlans pro.
nOuhced in6urAble, because ono lung had
been almost destroyed by the disease, Df.
plsfcs'b "gOldBn Medical Discovery" has
CURED hundreds BuIpasses cod liver oil,
hyp9phOsphiteB, and other medicines In
curing this disease, Sold by druggists,
nol0WBGW
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Nav Y.RE. Nov. 12.-The Violet Cam.
eron.Lord Lonsdale Opera Troupe Oom.
pany has decided to abandon their pro.
posed tour Of the principal cities Of this
country. The engagement Of the com.
pany at the Casino closes next Monday
night. twill then appear 10 Brooklyn
for few weeks, after which the company
will sail for Liverpool. The unpleasant
notoriety gained by the star and her lord.
ly manager Causeda a number OF the out.ot.
town managers to cancel their dates Of the
company OF their houses. This, takon
with the fact that their engagement al the
Casino has been financial and artistic
failure, decided the noble lord TO take his
troupe back home again,
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nnrrlnra Onntnrnl.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov 19.-A dis.
patch to the Ertning IriseOnSin from Hut.
Icy, Wis, SaySi Two burglars went
through tho new Burton House, pillaging
flitesn roomB and securing several hun.
Ired dollatu worth Of watches and jswelFy.
They overlooked guest who had 5000
Ia cash Ia his room, and others who had
smaller amounts. Tho thieves were cap.
Gured in tholr roqn With The plumber and
akit ofbulglatS tool5.
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tinnn,r. IInr Ynnli,.

Mm. Phwbe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, 10. tells the following remarkable
story, the truth OF which 10 youohel for
by The residents ol the town. ~ am 10
years old, have been troubled with Kid.
nBy complaint and lamencaB ior many
years could not dresB myself wiLhoI,
help. Now ain FREQ from all pain and
soreness, and am able 70 do oil my own
houSewofk. / owo my thanks 10 Electric
Bilters iof having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease aud pain.
Tly q bottlei only 6Oc, al Logan 4 Co.'I
drug store,
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ed Virulent criticism. II Ia probable that
no statesman for the last hundred years
has been subjected to greater abuse and
ViRdictlye misrepresentation, To me he
seemed like q great man seeking great
ends and by very noble measures and
from pure motives, Whatever may bs
the outcome Of the present struggle,
think II beyond all controversy that when
the rights Of Ireland are acknowledged aud
established, all men will see that the re-
deeming measures must be traced back TO
the wisdom Of William E. Gladstone.
HENRY WARD BREcHER.
BRooELYN, Nov, 10.
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IiIast F,,r,,,,cO i1ntnTt

PrTsDuRau, Pa, Nov. l2.-The month
ly report Of the condition Of the blast
furnaces Of the United States published
by the American Manufacturer to-day
shows 9la furnaces, with . weekly capaci.
" OF 122Bll tons III blast on November
], and 272 furnaces with weekly capacity
Of BS,4pD tons out Of blast. At the same
timo last year 2S4 furnaces, having a ca.
plClty Of 7O,723 tons per week were In
blast. The report shows an increase In
the production Of charcoal iron over last
year Of 25 por cent, Of anthracite 80 per
cent and oi bltuminous so per cent.
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A Trns,fiS Aet.

READING, PA. Now l9.-ohatlsS +,
Lymon, a tramp, BnOakod into Daniel En.
Rle's cooper shop last nj pht and went "a
sleep. While blhoklng Ehis morning lie
col the place on FIRE, Tho building yat
entirely Oonhuned aud Lyn1on and
horse we're burned 10 death. Tyson Phil
liphi was badly burned while trying 10
feacue Lymon, Loaa about tl,0O0.
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New BRuSBwtcx, N. j., Nov. 19-1ouls
Applegste, for twenty.sevsn years secrs.
tlry and Treasurer OF the New Brunswick
Fire Insurance Company, has been dis.
missed on account Of a shortage Of $500
In his accounts. He will not be criminal.
ly prosecuted, and his bondsmen are
either dead or insolvent. The shortage 10
due 10 ovsrdraits In his account and i'm.
perfect bookkeeping. lie was until lately
Secretary Of the Board OF Education, aud
has been leading msmber ot the Synod
Of the Reformed Church Of America. He
IA " years old,
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sT, PETRRsBuRa, Nov, l2,-The 81, Pc
tsrsburg Gazette says that the Princa Of
Mingrelen Ia the only possible Russian
candidate for the Bulgarian throne, and
thinks his selsCtion would be sure to o
approved by the other powers. The same
paper says ut will he some time before
qnIet Is restored In Bulgaria sufficiently to
render the election Of Prince posiible
nizs as legal,
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i,lse Tho ohl,,

/. PirrsBuRdu, Pa, Nov 19r-Thers arO
good prospects Of o rise in the rivers, and
q resumption Of navigation, which has
been practically suspended siucs last
spring. Rim has bsen falling Rlmall
gbntinuolSly Tor ~ hours, and enough
Water 10 6SpectSd 70 permit Of the ship.
lnsnt Of nearly ten million bushels oI
coal TO OluCihnaE, louisville aud The
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G. 4 T., EMPLOYEES
Make n Demand for un InorensO-Nintter Il
be Settled To-day

Make n Demand for nn lnCrenso-ninttsr to
be Settled To-day.
PlrrsDURuu, Pa, Nov, l2,-The request
for au advance in wages made by tho en-
ployes Of the river division of the Cltve.
land and Pittsburgh Railroad, will proba'
bly, be granted tomorrow. The advance
was demanded by all the freight conduc.
tors and brskemen running between
Pittsburgh and Bellaire.
AT prerent the conductors receive $2Bt
per day and brSkemen $l,7O, and are sup
posed to work ten hours per day. On the
side OF the employees 1t Is claimed that
they work no less than twelve 10 eighteen
hours. The request was formally pre-.
sented to the officials over week ago
and an answer was expected from
them to-day but owing TO q
wreck on the road this week the
matter was delayed. The demand 10 tol
on advance OF 10 cents per day for conduc,
toru and 80 cents for brakemen. Manager
Baldwin notified the men to appoint q
committee 10 confer with the officials re-
garding tho matter. Accordingly eight
men were EeleOted and will meet the Off
ciRls in Bellaire, Ohio, Tomorrow.
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An Edltor Assaulted. iit,I /.

MlbwAuEEE, Wis, Nov. 19.-ool. ]. Il
knight, Of Ashland, who managed the
Legislative campaign in Wisconsin for
Postmaster General Villas, thiu morning
assaulted Horace 1luhlee, editor Of the
SeniineL while In fit OF anger over q
statement made In a Sentinel editorial on
the day previous to the late election.
Col. knight struck Mr.. Rubloe in the face
with his fist, and made q vicious blow al
him with his cane, which was warded oh
by . 9yetSndst. The eaao was BROKEN iH
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IL THE Philadelphia factory explosion
had occurred in Pittsburgh or Wheeling
the llra! thought would have been, that
natural gas did it; aud If it had been
caused by natural gas, what scare there
would have been. II was only steam
and everybody expects steam TO make
trouble once in while.
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TnE failure Of Violet Cameron In
America is highly crsditAblo to the docsn'
cy of American theatergosis, 1t Is also
pleasant surprise, for almost anything
foreign has beene drawing card on the
American stage, and an actress without
character hus done as well 80 anything
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NEw YoRE, Nov 1s.--Judge Owing,
In the Court Of General Sessions to-day,
disposed Of the case pi uboodle" Alder.
man Mcoabo, holding cha. he nOed not
hs cent 10 an institution, but that ho
might be cared for by his vile. The
Judge fixed bail al $4,000 for tho prison.
et's production In fLBhould hS recover
hiB reason,
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ArA convention oi United PIesbyteri'
ans held in Pittsburgh it was resolved
that the organ must be kept out OF the
church or 1t will cause a split. And go
the harmony Of sweet sounds continues to
proluce discord,
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PmLADRLrnlA Democrats are talking oi
running Governor PaILison for Mayor,
Patli,on has had great luck in his time
and ae might succeed In this, noswith'
s.auding Phi!adelphia's enormous Repub'
lcan majority.
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WALDEMAR'S PAPA
WILL NOT LET lrrI ACCEPT
The Preferred Throne of Bulgaria "A suk.
geitlOn from RussIR-A Threatened
outbreak In sPala = General
Foreign News Notes,

SOFIA, Nov, l9,-The King OF Denmark
on behalf Of his son, Prince Waldsmar,
has sent a telegram to Trnova, expressing
thanks for the honor conferred upon his
son, but declining upon any condition to
allow him toaccept the throne. Ii Is
therefore needless to send q population to
Cannes to meet Prince WRldemar,
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PITTsBUEOH, Nav. l9.-About twenty
men passed through the city this morning
enrouto to Chicago, where they will be
employed in the packing housgg. They
were Inostly GermanG and seemed unCon-
Cerned about the prospect OF going 10
work in the places Of the men who are on
atFikn
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SOFIA, Nov. 12 2-when Captain NAbuk.
OF, lIu.siAu, who led the Bourgss revolt,
has been formally ssntencsd To death. He
will be transferred 10 ths custody oI Gen.
erAl KaulbAts.
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pirrsnvRun, Nov 19.-liawatd Shields,
an iron wOtkOr, died this afternoon from
tho effects Of injuries received in q saloon
braWl several weeks ago, when he received
q blow on the head from a beer glAag, said
10 have been thrown BY one Hsnty Ford,
Who Ia now In fall.
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"Olhello's occupAtion's gous," lie
used 10 spend dayB and nights curhing The
lAteS aud rheumatism. Now lie only lies
down and laughs 10 think how easily he
was cured BY BAlvALlon OIL, at 20 cents,
VIM, II. VAndCfiOrd, Esq gdltor Of the
Democratic AirOcaIt, WCeLminBter, Nd,
writes, that hV has used De- Bulls Cough
Syrup and knows II to be a good medicine
PuylL Tty II, 70 cents,
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mini ELrn

BERLIN, Now l9.-The Harding Casino
In this city took flro last night while a
ball was In progress. -Four persons were
killed and q largo number injured.
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PgSSsYLyANlA Railroad psople prompt'
" knock in the head the rumor that their
line is to be extended to the uorthwtgt.
The p. II, r. has a pretty good thing as it
stauja
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A1Lr0nrNY cArnEpnA1
Entirely Destroyed by Firo-Low About
100000.

PirrsnuRan, PA Now lS.-shortly
alter midnight a fire broke out in St
Pe.er's Roman Catholic cathedral in Ale
gheny. The Ere had gained such a head
way when the hremen appeared
on tho scene that all eiolti
to extinEuiah It were futile
The entire ediAce was totally destroyed.
Loss estimated at about 100000. Fully
covered by insurance. Bishop Phelan, 'ol
this Diocese, 10 Rector OF the church. Il
is said to have caught 6le from natural
gas IegiDter,
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STATE TREASURER M. S, Quay, Of Penn.
ylyania, has slight defect in ono eye,
but for all that he thinks he can see the
limited States Senate in the near future,
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BERLiS, Nov. lg--Au equeatrlAn statue
Of Washington, designed for The oily Of
philadelphia, has just been finished here.
II will b6 shipped In December.
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The Adams Express robbery mystery
dsepeus. The haul was big enough to
iust.iy very complete preliminary ar
rapgements to mystily.
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TnEY continue to be short in their &C.
counts in "the land Of steady habits"

Mn, RASDALL won't be interviewed on
tho elections, but he doesn't promise not
10 chuckle. Morrison was,