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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28
TIE CRY IN NOVA SCOTIA
Is Repeal and RoclprOclty-Ths Fisheries
OueAtlOn.

Is Repeal and RecIproclty-Ths Fisherlei
Question.
OTTAWA, oNT., Oct. 27,-George Foster
Minister Of Marine aud Fisheries, hal
returned from the Maritime provinces
where he has been stumping Nova SCOTS
and New Brunswick in the interests ol
the Government. He says, regarding The
secession movement, that it gets no sup
port in either New Brunswick or Prince
Edward Island. He admits that
there is strong sympathy with
this movement in Nova Scotia. Ek'
planning the result Of the provincial cleo
ton in ihat provinces In June laat he says
secession was then Catch.cry. "Repeal
and reclpoCity," wers shouted together
and the people we're led to believe that Il
they secured repeal reciprocity would fol-
low. The question, however will, he
says, form IN important isDue in the nsxt
general elections for the Dominion Par.
lament, when, he feels sauHuine, the
Government will be sustained by q hand,
some majority.
Mr.. Davies, iormeroly Premier ol
Prince Edward Island, but now a mem
Der Of the Dominion Parliament, in
conversation, stated that the Ltbsr.
ais were snre to sweep the mar
itime provinces at the next election. sll
John Macdonald at the last general elec
tions had promised the people OF the NOR
time provinces, that II they returned him
and his government, they would At once
have reciprocity treaty with the United
States. Hs was returned to power on the
strength OF this PROMISE. 0iGs again II
office he showed indifference as to wheth'
er he secured treaty or not, telling the
people that he was not going down ON hil
hands and knees to the authorities a
Washington begging for treaty or settle
ment Of the fishery difficulty.
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NOT a eANilLIXG DEBIT.
\ Significant Dcci,ion Ii, n salt Growing Out
nf nti rtanuaaoItnua

A Significant DoblAldh III n salt Growing Out
0t OH transactions.
BRAproRD, Pa, 0N. 27.-A case ID
which oil.brokers th, county over are
interested was decided In the County
Court at sme.hpOrt to-day. Warren q.
DGrays, o broker, sued j. II Miller and
tamea Lewis for balances due on oil
bought for delivery. The Transaction 90.
CURED Ia November, 1882, when the mar,
keG broke from Sl,20 10 Us csats. The de.
PENDANTS claim that II was O gambling
debt, and therefore not colleOtable.
In the charge 10 the Jury the OoufI
said that II, In the opinion Of the jufy, thl
transaction was bona ado, and aOIual oil
was 10 bs delivered or received, then they
should tind luf the plaintiffs on the oLhel
hand, II nafglns WBte 10 bS accepted aud
differences settled on the trAnsaCtion
then II was q gambling debt. The Iufj
found iof the plaintiff Ia the sum .
Sl8ll,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28
LocoInolIrn Nnrlneers

New YURK, Oct. 97.-The officers Of the
National Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-.
gineerB were to-day reelected. They ore
as follows: Grand Chief Engineer P. NJ.
Arthur, Of Cleveland Second Grand En-.
sineet j. X. spraEg, Of Toronto, Ont
First Grand Assistant Engineer Harry o
hsyH 0eyelfd S sScSsa qTnd @ rsS.co rAsnisiSG'
The term Of the Grand Chief 10 8 years,
the others one year. This matter Of tho
insurance association was referred to q
committee Of ten who will devote some
days Loits consideration. The delegates
and their wives and daughters will 10.
night visit a thsatsr and 10 in rrow will
embark ON steamer from which they
will wltness the BArthOldI statue OslehtS.
lion.
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Lutheran COUNCIL,

CalcAao, ocL 97,-rho General ooun.
ell Of Evangelical LutheranS began III
sixth days session this afternoon. Rev
7, A, KunNlenan, Of GroVnylllV, Pa, on
behalf Of q committee, submitted q flnan,
clal plan iOr mission work. A feature Of The
report was d pfOvIAlOn that all the SynodH
DO requested 10 ttArbieT the entire homt
inieslon work within 10 well 40 without
their bounds to the committees ot the
general council. After tho appolntms1V
ol standing committees, the council ad
lourned sine die. The council will rieeV
next year on the second Thursday ID
September, Rt ufeehVllle, IA,
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FOUR MEN FOUND DEAD
on an Oyster scliOoner.-A Remarkable
story of Murder.

On an Oyhtcr 6ChOuhoF-h homhhhplo
story of Murder.
BALTIMORE, Nh, Oct. 27.-A man
named Michael Long, q dredger on the
oyster schooner Silver Spray, visited the
United District Attorneys Office to-day,
where he told remarkable story Of
the murder Of four men on IN oyster
schooner in Honga river, Dorchester
county, Md. Long said that on Wed mes.
day last, seeing q schooner In Honga
river AZ anchor, with all sails set, he
boarded the vessel, and on tho deck OF tho
stranger found the dead bodies OF four
men. Ono Of the dead men had hiS head
split upsn aud the others h0d been shot.
All appeared 10 be Germans. Long
picked up the bloody cap Of the one whose
head was split open and found II 10 be oil
German manufacture. lie found no liv.
Ing persons oil board the vessel. Long
reached Baltimore by land, having left the
Silver Spray In the HonHa river. He iS q
reliable man. United states District Az
torney Hayes Is considering what action
he will take 10 the matter. Long could
not dGCiphsr tho name Of ths deserted
aChOOnlf.
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II Mlll IIn 4 llrnnl i,nr.

NEW YoRk, Oct 97.--To.mouow will
practically be q holiday In thls city, II 10
estimated that fully 10000 men will be in
the parade attendant Upon the BSttholdi
Statue Of Liberty ceremonies, aud that IL
will extend seven miles. ptsgldsnL Clsvs.
land had Intended 10 leave for Washing.
ton Immediately alter the dedication OerG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

Probably no ons thing has caused such
a general revival Of trade al L gan & %, o
Drug Store % their giving away to their
customers Of 80 many free trial bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
tion. Their trade Ia simply enormous IA
this very valuable article IRON The fact
that italways cures and never hisAppolnts.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BtonChitis, Group,
and oil throat and lang diseases quickly
cured. You can test II bsiors buying hy
getting q tdal bOltls free, largs BiSs 81.
Every bottle warranted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

ANoSG the services rendered in the
State Senate by Hon, N. B, Scott was hill
wsll,directed and successful effort to in
duca tho Legislature to make an appro
pdation for the building which the State
had long neglected and was about to va
cato, He asked for $4,000, got $4,000 in
the appropriation and finally the House
cut lhs amount down to $4,000. II It
had not been for Senator sCott's efforts II
h probable that the State would have
given nothing.
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LouiSviLtE, KY, ocs. 27-Thoodore L.
Miller q prominent tobacco dealer al
stsyen1poft, KY, was found dead in bed
az BaBlot's Hotel today with q horrible
wound lust over the eye. He had beer
seeing the town Until Gn early hout, atid
having money hv fell Into the hands oil
bad characters who got him lnto q CANT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

LYNcHBuRe, Va, OCT, ga special to
the Daily AdrGncs says: A FIRE Mt Pocahon-
tas this morning destroyed 10 houses, in.
Cluding two hotels and several buOlness
houses, George B4ber, ol Lynchburg,
perlshsd in the flames. Several other
persons are missing. The fire was the
work Of an iuCendiary. Heavy rains cav.
cd the town. Tbs loss 10 $4,000. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

N. B. scorr is the father Of the brick
street pavement in Wheeling, new de-
p,r.uro which is giving to Wheeling up'
surpassed highways and to the brick works
Of New Cumberland something Of boom
Ho started the bsll rolling while he was 8
member Of the City Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27,-The Tines
leader this morning says: "In the Vest
moreland, Fayette and Greene district
tho boodlcra have been allowed to get
f1oting in past contests, and 1t was
deemed safe for them to treat Congress
sional honors as a commercial commodity
and enter the political auction TO win by
the longest purse.
Stripped Of all sophiatry 1t Is simply
DOODLE politics, and the leaders and their
system should be beaten by the election
Of Welty Mccullough, the Republican
candidate,
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THIS is to bs BArIholdi day in New
York. The metropolis" has had o tough
time 10 get Liberty in position,

Tng Democrats oil shs Tweuty-frst Con-
p,,s,ioaal District OF Pennsylvania are
having plentiful time ii, Their ma
iority has hitherto been so large that they
iesl that lesa than two nominees would be
beaeath their dignity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

DoN'r tribe with any throat or lung
disease, II you baye cough or cold, or
the children are threatened with whOop.
Ing cough, Use ACkeT's English Remedy
and prevent further trouble. II lg q posi-.
tive cure, and wO guarantee II. PflCe 10
aud 6gc, at Logan 4 Co.'S and Chas' Msn'
kemellVt'D, 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28
Dry Goods FIRM fsmbnrras.ed,

NSw Yonk, odt. 91,--rhe Tribune this
morning saysi Word was received in the
city yesterday that the welhknown whole.
sale dry goods houss OF Shipley, Daily and
Company, Of Cincinnati, had asked oil
iheif creditors ior extensions Of 2, 4, U and
10 nonthg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

ST, Louis, Oct. H.-A deed Of assign.
nont Tor the benefit Of creditors was illed
In tho RscOrder's office to-day BY the firm
Of a. A. MBllIr 4 %, whoIe6ale drug bus
inesS, at 400 aud Ill Washington ayenu5.
Ass.tl $SOO)Oj liabilities estimated III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

LANCASTER, Pa, o,t. 1.-A destructive
freight wreck occurred on the ,Pennsyl.
vsnia railroad at Thorndale this morning.
Two freight trains collided. Three can
ware completely demolished. Seven
others were dsrailsd and one engine was
thrown upsilS down into a ditch. The
track was torn up fora considerable dis.
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procssslon Forbidden,

LONDON, Oct 27.-ltis stated that Col.
Sir James Frazier, Chief Commissioner Of
the city police, has issued orders forbid.
ding the procession Of tho unemployed
wOrkingnen Of London which, II was
proposed by the socialist leaders, should
march through the streets at the same
time aS the Lord Mayors pageant,
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Tbs tlurn,1i, ilebsllIon,

LoSDoS, Oct. g7.--AdvlCpB from Han.
Soon 'ayS, the rebellion Is increasing, The
mall for YetuOlhpn has been looted and
the native escort killed, Iha British have
9igAniE9d forces 10 attack the tgbsls ln the
MeInboo, and Mylngyn dlUtflOU next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28
NEoorArIoNs WIrn srA1N.
An Amlcablo Settlement 0onsunnated
Washington Opinions.

An Amlcablo Settlement Consumated-
Washington Opinions,
LONDON, Oct, 27.-The Times CORE.
spCndent at Madrid Gays that Senior
Moret, the Spanish Foreign Minister, and
Mr.. Curry, the United States Minister,
are both to be congratulated upon the
commercial arrangement their respective
governments have agreed upon and
which pleases both parties. The CORE.
spopdept adds: "If the Americans wished
to secure exclusive rights for their flag
they did not succeed. From tho mo.
ment the question was frat raised, Mr..
Ford, the British Minister, on behalf Of
England, has Contended that tho English
flag waS entitled to equal treatment. It is
understood that this view has been con.
ceded by Spain, and also that France and
Germany, although their shipping inter.
ests are less important, will be on the
same footing with England, The enter
prize displayed by Marquis Comillas, the
owner Of the Trans.Atlantque fleet, is o
noteworthy symptom Of the material
progress Of Spain and the Spaniards in
thus competing with and beating the
Americans on their own ground"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28
Ar THE HOMIE OF DEAvER.
A Little Incidental stIrrlps Ten Minute
Speech.

A Little Incidental Stirrlps Ten Minute
Speech.
LEwIsBvRG, Pa, Oct. 27.-Before the
Blaine party arrived at Bollefonte thiu
morning, there was a lively time among
the politicians and Citizsns generally.
The cause Of 1t was the Btore.ordsr ques
ton. 1t wassso.ated that p, Gray Meek
posted up a fac slmile Of the alleged store
order in the window OF the Wdtchmdn office
The Beaver club seeing 1t, broke ranks
and demanded that II be taken down,
Tliey claim that they first entered the Of
Hce Rndfequested that II bs removed on the
ground that II reflected on them as much
as upon Beaver. Meeting with srefusal
another was Immediately posted up.
This iniuristed them and ayolley Of stones
was sent crashing through the French
plate. Mr.. Meek hastily summoned a
sheriG, and q number OF tho club were ar.
rested. A crowd followed them to the
magistrates oillce, where the accused
we're all held under bail.
Mr., Blaine delivered q ten minutes
speech here which was received with
hearty cheers. He said: ut seems to be
a work Of supororaSation for me to come
to BellelOnLe 10 speak In favor Of General
Beaver, and 1t seems to me work Of su'
pOrorEgation for me TO come to Pennsyl-
yania to speak in favor
Of protective tariff. Applause,l ]
[ came at Bomo personal Inconvenience
to say to the Republicans Of Pennsylvania
that they are in different situation from
any that they have occupied RlnCs ths
protective tariff was enacted In 1851. For
the FIRST time in the history Of the ptotcc.
tive tariff the administration OF the Ma.
tionSl Government is hostile to II. For
the frat time In Is years tho weight, the
influence, the patronage OF the National
Government are against protective taiiH,
aud 1 come 10 ray 10 yon, fellow
Republicans OF ptnnBylvauil, that
as In every crisis OF tho past when that
question WAS Ut stake you have borne the
heat and burden Of the day, 80 now you
have imposed upon you al additional
burden, irCteSsed responsibility, 10 give
buCh ali cX preston against adverse inilu.
enceS % ehall lsave no doubt Within the
United States Of the imnOvabls charac:
ter Of Pennsylvania on the question. II
PennSy lyAnia ialtBrs, II Bh0 falls back one
inch on that question, you cannot measure
tho adverse influence upon other
States. Do not, therefore, slaCken In your
pilode, pray you, You are to choose
twenty ght members Of The House ol
Representatives.. You are 70 choose a
Legislature which inIurn will choose a
United States Senator, and rsmetnbet
above oil that The high water mark ol
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plrrsBvReu, Oct. 27.-rho dissatisfied
Democratic contsrees OF the Twenty.frst
Congressional Disrlct met here today
and nominated DR.. II. L. Donnelly, OF
Latrobe, Pa, in opposition to Gilbert
l. Rafferty,, the regular nominee Of the
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soTIA, Oct. 27.--A ro.RissIau meeting
which bad been called 10 take place 10
this city and which General Kaulbara
promiaed 70 attend, has been prohibited,
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monies at Bsdlce's Island, but II is now
claimed that he will remain to attend the
banquet tomorrow night,
Cyrus Field gave breakfast at Dal-
moniCo's this morning TO Count De Les.
seps and his daughter and number Of
members Of the French delegation.
In the AldermRuie Chamber Mayor
Grace this afternoon presented the "ires-
dom OF the city Of New York" to NJ.
Bartholdi and tho other members Of the
French delegation.
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Of cards and then knocked him on the
head. He got to his hotel and went to
bed and died during the night, Charles
Null, q ssloon.keeper, has been arrested
charged with the crime.
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sEAMoV-COLEMAy-A the foidOnus oil the
brides aunt ais. Malta Rlyaa, UhatloLt 6gllle,
Va, on Wedtslays October q l9SOt b, tnS
", Va, 70 Miss PllhiO GJleinan, o, ChRtolssvlIiS.
BObLEY-wOoDs -Al the tsltdsnct Of the
brides parents o. Ta's,SS, octSpti y, i,.O, atss
Mis- LydiV X. Woods, oi rtDbifgh, "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

TAUNTON, MASS, Oct. 27.-rhe old roll.
ing mill Of the Old Colony iron works at
East Taunton, was deatroyed by Gre early
this morning, causing loss Of $4,000,
pa,tialy covered by insurance,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

PtruBuRau, OCT, 97tS-At a meeting oi
the National Pipe Manufacturers held
to-day prices were Bllghtly advanced.
Trade was reported remarkably brisk.
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reception NJ Wllllnmsport.

LEwl.nUR0, Pa, Oct, GA brass band
and goyeral hundred people welcomed
Mr.. BIRlpo and party to Williamsport
rhoy we're taken in carriages 10 the parl
where about 5000 citizens were waiting
in the rain. The beautiful residences al
along the route to the park were decorat
I'd aS on the fourth Of July. The chair
man Of tho meeting was Dr.. Doan. Mr.
Blaine'a speech was Of rather humorous
turn and provoked much laughter.
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oaIceI No., rs aud ~ Fourteenth Street.

eCANs Republican steAl| asks the Gin
cjDst Enquirer A good Republican can
mt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-08
%THENEGROIN
AHD TnB wOEK HE IN DOING tn
REDEEM THEM,
In Whsrh "e Should Have the Help
81 Waite Men and Not
ne Hindered.
To tla Editorr Of Lhn ANIMAL.

Some y who hides behind the title
OF vol. John" in q letter TO the Ap.
PEAL Of April I'd, is evidently desirous
Of raising an alarm over the question
oil Rekfo domination In the sWamps of
Arkansas. He especially cites the fact
tnft even now a negro holds the hal.
ance OF power in Ona of the 10 yns
over there. A very unworthy sort of
neg o he is, too, according 10 COOL
John" II is evident, however. that
his chief fault il that OF being black.
II he 10 an u~nprincipled man and nm.
wottny Of the power which he seems
20 have, let every honorable means be
exhausted to deprive him Of power,
no matter what his race or color. But
the excited Colonel, with pen thrice
sharpshed In hate and detestatiou
Oh the negro, does not hesitate 10 "a.
eeft that the state Of things which
prevails over there calls for and war.
ran's the resort TO Outrage and violence
Dy which political power and AL other
means 81 defense and protection nm.
DER the law have been taken from
the nero In many other pats. II
would be something for the bis, citi.
sens 10 "deprecate" and "reerst.n
While al the same time instifying and
exeusing, because Of a sad necessity.n
~ mnes have been a brother of Col
yohn" whom We met on the train a
lev days ago coming ont Of New Or.
leans. He was a physician by proies.
SOB, gAntleman OF the old school.
ana haiirg from a town not far from
Okolona aud Columbus, Miss. The
writer va close by tnd heard him ex-
planning 10 q itllow-passenger the
Carroll on outrage, which had Just oc-
Cured thrse days before. He regret
ted the occurrence very much, espe-
cially because the North would make
political capital out Of 1t. II was one
Of those events which were unavoida-
Die. The negro Brown, the prisoner
IN court was q SASSY, T" bad fellow"
aud the town had reed to be rid Of
him and his brother. There was some
pity for the other poor niggers who
got killed, but they all had arms and
no dOubt would have stirred
up q fuss and killed as
many white people. At this
poiAt we could not help interposing
the question: "Why is il, sir, that in
all eases Of this kind the negro Is
blamed as being the party at fault, and
yet be always gets the worst Of it9
And bow is il that a prisoner in court
could be armed, aud though in the
hands Of the law, in danger Of over
riding the local authorities and oaus-
ing May white peo lie TO be killed p
The doctor was, for the moment,
aroused b q eTeit excitement by my
impert nsbt inquiries,an he stumbled
aboot wildly to fad the answer. His
coz age, however, arose with the &C.
casion, and he earnestly plead the x.
cuse Of tnat mob, the substance of
which excuse was that the Browns
wfrs q bad lot and had made trouble
at politics and were deserving OF
their fate. Moreover, the doctor HIM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-08
Ia the Committer-Rooma

The Committee on Coinage to-day
instructed Repr,sa ntativs McOreary
to report !svorably a bill for the estab-
lishmeut Cf a slb-hessury at Louis.
vile, Ky. The best method Of cutting
cf a filod Of Rmendm, ME {, the silver
bill now pending in the House was
considered, bot no dehnits sgres ment
was reached, an adj ourpment taking
place with the understanding that
Speaker Ohlisle and some Of the m 70
prominent silver men should be con-
su tad IN the subject and an agree
meut reached on the Hlor Of the
House after the consul alton.
Toe Senate Committee on Pnstc mces
and PostlO de- to-day ordered an ad-
verse report on the bill Of Senator
Wilson Of Iowa, doubling the postage
on fourth-clsss matter, and af,vors-
HE report on Senator Oonsei's bill au-
thoriEiDg the ca transmission q
meteorological reports nv mail.