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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-30
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 2O.-secretary
Manning assumed actual COnbOl Of the
Treasury Department for the 4rSt time
since he was taken sick and signed oil
mail requiring the signature Of the seC'
reiGry, Col. Lamont said to-day, In re-
Spouse to an inquiry on tho subject, that
il was not likely that the President would
20 70 Buffalo 10 vote at the November
election. -.
Secretary Manning did not write bis
signature on the Treasury letters, etc. but
used 4 stamp containing fac sinlilc Of hia
signature. The Attorney General gave an
opinion that theTe IL no legal objection ID
the use OF such stamp,
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BuCKEYEs, nEWARE
or Democratic Frauds That VIII be Tried on
You Tuesdny,

You IucAuny,
CoLyHAus, O., Oct. 20.-With the near
approach Of election day, and certain de-
leat staring them in the face, the Demo.
Gratis have become desperate. As a last
resort they propose to adopt the most in
famous and degrading methods known
to the deprayed, in an effort to save
themselves. They are convinced that un.
less some desperate deed Is done, q
stunning rebuke awaits the party that
shields the forgers and criminals. Late
tonight reliable information was received
that the Infamous Morey letter forgery
committed In the Garfield campaign is 10
be repeated on Governor Foraker. They
will, It is learned, on Saturday morning
have printed in the Democratic papers,
and scatter broadcast over the State, what
purports to be facsimile letter written
by the Governor. What the contents OF
this letter will be the liars and forgers only
know. This is q despicabls piece oil busi,
ness. and II ID hard to believe that any
set Of men would pursue such an outrag.
e1us course, but the information as TO
their intentions Is reliable, and there Ia
no doubt thot the scheme Is now contem.
plated.
All the federal ofIiceholders In Ohio, It
Is learned tonight, are being assessed o
second time for funds 10 aid the despair.
Ing Democrats. The papers making the
assessment Camo from Philadelphia, as
surances being given that the money thus
raised Ia to be used In this State. The
fund will be diatributed over the State In
an effort to corrupt tho voters one Of the
schemes that will DO resorted 10 In aiding
the fraud defenders In carrying the State
10 that Of attempting to buy of all Repub'
lICan challengers at the polls on Tuesday
ohVk
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DetroIt IIrewer.' Strike,

DETROIT, Oct. 2O.-The brewOrs' strike
in this city has arrived at that point
whete the employers are debating terms
oil settlement TO their men. The strikers
seemed anxious 10 settle their differences
and asked conference looking toward q
settlement. They we're told that d con.
ference would b0 held after the men re-.
funded and RENTED the fines imposed on
tho employing brewers for not yielding to
the demands Of the men. The strikers
held q mass meeting last night aud de.
Cided almost unanimously not to make tho
concession. Thres or iour hundred men
are out. A bitter fight has beon waged
against the employing brewers, bsOr being
imported from roledotO supply the Union
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RICHMOND, Va, Oct 9O.-WiLhln the
past low weeks, Governor Lee has re-
ceived tho death sentence Of rhos. ]. Gu
yeriuS, convicted Of the murder Of LILLIAN
Madison. The writers Of these letters,
most Of who sign their names, live In this
and States further South. The reason as'
signed In most cases, for a3kinR this glen'
eticy iS that the evidence Ia the case left 9
reasonable doubt Of tho pfiBoners guilt
A BalumoteAn, who does not sign hiI
name, concludes his letter In these words
NJuBt Rive him one more chance Of doing
good ii life, aud may God bless you, vii
Be the prayer Of one who 10 an entiT'
stranger TO oil concerned"
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Cor flnn, tn innanLnnnInr.

WASntSuroS, Dot. gO.-MrS. s. s. Cox
has Joined Mr.. Cox at the Riggs House,
where they have taken quarters for The
winter Mr.. Cox had just established
himself In q beautiful home on Dupont
Circle when hs went 10 Turkey. lie sold
bis house and furniture 10 Mr.. Arthur
Padellord, Mr, Cox, however, bought q
very fine lot Immediately adjoining bill
former house, with the expectations o
building on II, lie will not carry out bill
design though, until next spring, Mean
while everybody In town, from the Pfesi
dent down 10 the little bootblADk In thu
House veatlbule, 10 glad 10 Bes him back
and BID arm has almoRt been Ahaken %
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ro.N1Gnws DEMONSTRATION
In Honor of General Con, tho First Districts
EnYnrlte.

FnVUrlte.
Another grand Republican rally and
ovation to General GoF is to be held in
this city tonight at the North End rink,
corner OF Main and Fifth streets. 1t the
weather is favorable the indications are
that the buildings capacity will be taxed
to It's utmost. General Goa's speech at
the Alhambra rink on the South Side
last Monday night aroused the people to
almost as great q degree OF enthusiasm as
was known during the last campaign. 1t
made the people more than anxious
to again hear this gallant and popular
leader; they again want to hear him talk
about protective tariff and about other
important and live ir1ues Of the day; tho
General is thoroughly posted and defines
his position In clear and unmistakRble
manner; 1t is a pleagure to listen 10 him
talk. To.night'B meeting Is 10 be tho last
public political demonstration Of the
present campaign, and as before stated, II
the weather permits 1t will be something
Of memorable nature. The enthusiasm
Of the Republicans is Of the old fash
ioned, wide.awRke order, and they
intend 10 give 1t full vent tonight. Gen.
eral Gof will arrive In the city about
noon. The meeting is announced to cons
mence at 1880 o'clock and 1t is desired
that 1t commence promptly ct that hour.
The Plumed Knights and Lincoln club
will, as on Monday night, act as escort to
General Gofr from the Mcclure House TO
the rink, and q cordial invitation is OK
tended to all The old old ward organiza-
tions TO join In and assist In making the
demonstration a good one. all those
who desire to take part In the parade are
urged 10 be at the club meeting al 0:46
o'clock sharp, In order that the column
may move promptly at 7 o'clock. A brass
band has been engaged, and there will be
plenty Of red fire, rockets and candles.
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NEW YoRK, Oct 2O.-The Commercial
4dpertitr says this afternoon the follow
Ing story, for truth Of which Mr.. Roose'
velt will vouch, Is in cireuiStioni Or
last Friday O'Donovan Rosa called upon
Mr.. Roosevelt and offered to furnish him
the hearty support Of his paper and the
vote Of the secret societies he could con
troll, II. Mr.. Roosevelt would give
him two checks, small one iol
tho cause Of Ireland, and mnCh. larger
one for personal use Of Mr.. Nossa, iirt
check for the "the "cause" was 10 bt
dated after the election 80 that Mr. Roose
yeIt might cancel II II lie were not elected
The cheek for Mr.. RoSgS, on tho contrary
was to be dated properly 80 thStit couIC
be used at once.
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BELLOWS FALLS. VI, October 2O.-A se'
rious smsshup occurred this morning al
Gassitt's Station, on the Central Vermont
Railroad, seventeen miles north Of here
The officials are reticent regarding the de-
tails OF the accident, No. 4, a mixed
freight and passenger train leaving here
OF 1880 was run into in the rear by an ex,
ira freight train following 1t. No. O
another freight train which left here at
o. M, ran into the rear OF the extra on 9
bridge, wreCking all three trains and en-.
tirely bloCkading the track, which will
not be cleared before tomorrow. No one
was seriously injured, but the damage tc
rolling stock is large.
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Hudson lIay NAvlgatlon-Americnn Sea
mems Graves Discovered.

Hudson Iay NHvlgatIon-American Sea-
mems Graves Discovered.
WASHINGTON, oct. 20.-The State De-
partment has received intelligence from
the United States Conaul at Charlottetown
Of the arrival at that port oil the 10Th In
slant, Of the Dominion steamship Alert,
This vessel Is to aid in opening winter
communication between Prince Edward
Island and the main land. Since her re.
turn from the Greely relief expedition
the Alert has been engaged In cruiser
duty In Hudson Bay, testing the
navlgability Of those waters In con.
nection with tho project Of Connecting
Winnipeg by railway with Fort Churchill,
on the west Coast OF that bay. Mr.. Frank
Fitz.Payne. an observer who was at Cape
Prince OF Wales, on the south shore OIL
Hudson's Strait, from June, 1885, to Sep.
tembsr, 1886, reports that the solid Ice
came early In October from down Fox
channel, blown by the prevailing north
west winds, and the strait does not open
until July. Mr.. Payne made full notes 0l
the hora and fauna Of the region.
Lieutenant Gordon, in his report, says
the walrus hunting, and whale aud por-
poise fishing are capable OF great eXt0n'
sion and are profitable pursuits. At the
present time there are only two Aneri.
can wLalers known to frequent the bay.
They make q rendezvous at Marble ls'
land, near the northwest coast Of the bay
in latitude 63. At that point were found
number Of graves OF American seamen
and many relips. There can be little nayi.
cation In the bay except In the months
OF August and September, 4 geological
examination Of the northwest Of tho bay
and an examination oithe fishing grounds
OF tho American whalemen have been
nYonoaad-
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About hali!past twelve o'clock last
night an alarm Of FIRE was turned in from
box No. AZ, corner Of Main and Twenty
second streets, to which the Department
responded In good time. The property on
fire was tho low wooden build
Ing In the rear OF Mrs. Floto's bakery, at
the corner Of Main street and Center
Market alley, used 90 bake house. The
blazs had gotten good headway before
II was discovered and by the time the
Gromon got through with their work Il
was pretty well destroyed. The loss
ID trillng. The fire is supposed To have
originated from defective llue,
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Az til,llnnIn I.nlihlnrll.

DUBLIN, Oct, 29.-The Marquis Of Head.
tort has refused to reduce rents on bis eG'
tates In County Coryan. The tenants
have accordingly resolved unanimously
10 refuse 10 poy rents At the present rate
and each will subscribe q shilling ioi
every acre Of land he occupies towards 4
defense fund 10 be used TO prevent theli
eieCtment
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THE NORTHWEST DISASTER.
The Roll of the VlCtIms-The Number will
Probably Reach Twenty.


Probably Reach Twenty.
MlLwAuEEE, Oct 9O.-Though a mass
Of bruises and confined to his bed, Con,
duCtor searle, Of the ill.iRted train thai
was wrecked and destroyed at Rio, was
better to-day, He will recover, This
afternoon he talked freely, What he re.
calls Of the passengers In the coach,
whose occupants were Crematsd, is i'm
portant as having bearing in establish
ing the minimum number killed and in
aiding TO fix their indentity. He Hemem.
bered aud can describe seventeen people,
and knows that there were mo re-
in the coach, so that 1t is evident that the
fatality must have been at least twenty and
probably more. Among those whom he
describes are Mrs. O, SCherer, OF Winona,
her children and her motherin.law, Mrs,
K. Jones, two sisters OF charity, Louis
Brinker and Emil WRltsrsdorf, two
women who got on at Chicago, one with
child, Charles Smith, who escaped, an
unknown man OF about 40, who boarded
the train at Watertown, and who was
bound for Mouston, Wis. q man with a
ticket for Saltwater, Mimi, three loggers
with tickets for Wausa, This list does not
include novitiate who accompanied the
Catholic Sisters, nor Walter Scott, J. T,
Lincoln, Mrs. O. NJ. Mahr, oil Rock Island,
the commercial traveller Diddle, or Mrs,
Lowry, OF Milwaukee. The latter is
probably mistake, as no such person is
known hero,
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QrTuEc, ocL g0,-Tho steamer Lake
Huron, from Liverpool, grounded on
Madame Island to-day and sustained serl'
gus injury to her bottom. She, however,
steamed up AB far Ra Indian Point, about
seven miles below the city when she was
run ashore, She is said 10 be half lui oI
EAlef Steamers and a large gang Of men
InAve gone tO her assistance. II 10 tliought
pu1 little can be done for her at present,
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Probably no one thing has caused such
0 general revival Of trade al Logan & Col
Drug Store as their giving away TO their
customers oil 90 many free trial bottles Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor ConBump.
ton. T9eir trade Ia simply enormous In
this very valuable article from tho fact
that itAlwAyB Cutes and nevaE diBappointB.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and gil throat and lung diseases quickly
CURED, You can tesl Il before buying BY
getting a ttlal bottle Tree, large AEs 81,
Every bottle wA1anted
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JrpaE BRANSoS says that he Is in
favor Of protection, and in the next
breath Gays tho Morrison bill was "only q
skeleton" and did not amount to any.
thing. The only reason 1t "did not
amount to anything" was that there were
enough Republican votes in CougresS-oi
which GoH's was onG.-tO kill it. The
people, Of Ohio county know more about
thcse matters than Judge Brsnnon, and
they do lot want the Judge as their rep.
reaentative in Congress.
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GoFF AT DENyyooD.

The General Meets With u housing !IIeCep.
tiOn ut TINT Point.
Last night General Gotf spoke at Ben
wood. The meeting was one OF the larg.
est ever held in that busy place. Always
popular with the iron and steel workers,
he was never so popular a. at the present
time. The General arrived there during
the afternoon and was most cordially re.
Ceived. He was tho guest Of Hon. Josiah
Sinclair and was called on at that gentle.
mans house by delegation after dele
cation. Men called with their wives
and children; a number Of school
children called in q body; the
ladies were even more wildly enthusi-
astic than their husbands and several
times the General ives obliged to make
lrnprOmptu speeches. To the men he
was as he has always been, cordial, true
and open; to the ladies' he was gallant
and courteous and to the children kind
and pleasant. Alter supper he spoke to
an Rssemblage that numbered at least
/ 900 people. The meeting was presided
oyer by Mr.. ]. 4, Lander and Mr.. Mich.
sel Gately was Secretary. The meet.
ing was in the nature Of a grand
ovation. Everything was aLtenlively
listened to and the cheerR we're frequent
and hearty. II was the kind OF talk the
men wanted; /. was about the tariff, a
topic in which they were most vitality inter
esled and which General God Is on tho
right side of-their side. FROM the feel
ing shown yesterday and the opinions that
we're heard expressed, 1t Is pretty certain
that Benwood precinct will give General
Goa q handsomer vote than ever. lie
will spend this morning there renewing
acquaintarCes and comforting with work
ara
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Sam CrisWell Is laid up with q mashed
hand.
Mr.. Cad. Wells is visiting his dsughte
in Canton, o.
Fred II. VanPelt Is the guest OF iriendl
in West Alexander.
]. W. phoebus was in ST.. Clairaville
yesterday on official business.
VIM. link, Of Marshall county, 10 tht
guest Of his cousin Mr.. Frank link.
The olIlcers are enforcing tho ordinance
against corner loaang-a move In thu
right direction.
Chas. Wright and wife, OF Mt. Pleasant
have returned from an extended yis
with friends In Indiana.
Tho X. OF p. went 10 Bellaire Ftda,
evening 10 participate in lodge work Ii
the first, second and third degrees.
Candidates Of both parties Bwarmet
here yesterday, and each one was In hi
most alIabls humor, Lnged with a little
uneasiness. NA
Work on the O., L. 4 w. extension Il
still being puehed. Piles have been driver
as far down as tho Ksna mill, and work 4
being pushed this way from Bridge
port.
Up. II. Henderson, Of smlthaeld, o.
was In town yesterday, 10 have Rev. g. q
sedgWiCk attend the funeral Of Mrs. Johr
Cole, oil that place. Rev. Mr.. SedgwlCk
was absent, but was reached by telegraph
at Bowefstown, o., where he Is holding
meeting In company with Row. Mr. Boyd
Of Antrim.
The Republican Convention Tuesda
evening nominated Mayor Keller 70
Justice OF the Peace, aud Thursday even
Ing the Citizens Convention tomln
atsd g. W. Mitchell. q. W. BnCE
ingham ID now announced q
candidate, also Mr.. James Bhrode
, MeBafs. Keller, Mitchell and BuCkinp
ham arc Republicans, Mr.. SHREDDER beitl
q Democrat, Bridgeport has not bee
heard from up 10 date,
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BoTu Judge BrannOn and Mr.. Frame
rssOrted to the rankest demagogy last
night. Norman could listen to the speeches
throughout with approval unless blinded
by psEtizan zeal. Hear General Gotf to-
night at tho North End rink and note the
difference!
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TnR greatest enthusiasm at Judge
BannOn's meeting last night was when
the Judge said he would have voted as
Gof did on the Morrison bill and other
questions. That seems to have been
Coil meeting in disguise. The spsechea
both tend to confirm this suspicion. They
will not do General Golf tho slightest
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NEw YORK, Oct. 2O,-Judgs Donohue,
oi the Supreme Court, has granted an At.
tachmsnt against the property Of the
CHARTER Oak Life Insurance Company In
favor ol Geo. y. Studwell In suit brought
~ him against the company to recover
lbO3l6, the amount Oi nlnety.one policies
that he oWnA BY assignment,
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BUSINESS men, manufacturers, EN-
ployes Of mills, are you ready to trust an
untrled representative when the one who
hos so faithfully served your interests has
been weighed and not found wantingH
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NEw YoRx, October 2O.-The conven.
ton Of the International Brotherhood oi
Locomotive Engineers have decided 10 de.
vote the remainder Of their stay In New
lotk strictly 10 business. Invitations to
excursions had been received from the
Delaware, LackdwRnnR and Western Rail.
toad and the Newport and New Haven
MltoSd. business Of importance 10 the
brotherhood was done to-day. The work
oI thC convention will probably DO com.
pleled next 'TuptdAV.
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"JustICo /" on the Spit.

TO Inc Editor Of IaS LttclIiOeHccr.
sIR: In the issue OF the Register Of octo'
ber %, l notice letter from Littletor
headed "a very Grave Charge" about
some OF the Baltimore & Ohio officials try.
ing to influence Democratic yoters along
the line OF the road. The said charge haye
reason 10 believe Is all imaVination-nay
more--I am satisfied 1t is lie made out Q!
whole cloth, 90 the following facts will
prove:
General Goff spoke here October the
95th. Judge Brannon speaks here to-day
or ID advertised to speak here. Every
railroad man who wanted TO come and
listen to General 60ff had free leave to do
go. 1t Is the same with Judge Brsnnon,
Any Of the men who want TO listen to the
Judge can do 30 without let or hindrance.
Before men rush into print, they ought 10
know what they AFO writing about. The
Littleton correspondent 6Igps himseli
Justice" ! wish he praCtlced what he
prORches. T. HANLI,
Track Foreman at Cameron.
CnNtron. Oct, 20, $50.
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TO InVN MuI0ht'
siRi-1 have been track foreman under
your supervision since tho 18Th Of Novom.
Der, 1854, and you have not said anything
to me concerning politics, as 10 who I
should vote ios 1 see In this mornings
issue Of the Wheeling R'gi,Ier that you
tried to inLlmidate the hands under my
charge and others, 10 keep them away
from tho polls OH election day, 40 they
afe mostly Democrats, l deny the charge
that vol ever had any such talk with me,
OF tony knowledge, with any Of the hands
working Under me. There 10 one thing l
am sorry for, and that is that the cores
pOndVnt 10 a member Of the Democratic
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LEAGUE cIIANIploNs.
The Composition of ChIcAgo's NInO-WhO
are Dropped,


The Composition Of ChlcAgO's NlnO-Wh'
arc Dropped,
CmCAGo, Oct, 2O,-The Chicago base
ball team has dlsbanded for the winteI
season and the players havo gone thei
several ways to pass the winter months
President spalding said, regarding nexI
years team; ~ have signed Burns
HsrdIe, Sunday, DAILY, Pyle, PieIer
Baldwin, Ryan, Clarkson, Flynn and
Darling" "Who is Darling?" "Why,
Dal Darling is the famous catcher OF the
Toronto club, and signed him yesterday,
He ia twenty-five years old, five feet ten
and one-half inches in height, and
weighs 170 pounds. He has the reputation
OF being fine base runherand heavy bat.
ter lie can throw ball with any Of the
long distance throwers, being swift and
accurate. He is temperate, which is an.
other thing in his favor. How 10 1t that
have not signed Williamson GorC, Flint,
Mccormick or Kelly2 ~ have not seen
Williamson, Gore or Flint since | left
them In st. Louis, but l shall probably
hear from them at no distant day. AS
for Kelly am not sure that he will play
ball next season. His brother Is horse
owner Of some prominence, and he wants
Kelly to 10 into that business with him.
II he does play ball II will be with the
Chicago team. Mccormick is not ready
10 say whether he will play ball next
season. Dalrymple will probably retire
from the ball field and devote his stten.
ton to his ranch"
Mike Kelly WAS seen in the Office Of
President Spalding. He said: "McCor.
mick and leave for Patterson, N. j., this
evening. l am not sure that l shall play
ball again. My brother has large stable
OF trotters, and wants me TO join him in
the business" The impression here Is
that the club which has won the League
championship f6r three successive years
will be composed largely Of new and uu'
tried material next wear,
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IrnAs been announced that the ship.
psrs along the river between Bellaire and
East Liverpool, are to hold meeting
at Wheeling, to confer with the B. & o.
in regard to a new railroad up the river.
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A star that always shines is Red Star
Cough Cure. No oplaLes. PtlUe. % cents


MONTREAL, OCT, 2O.-ln tho case Of MrB.
Fannie Ward who died from the effects,
II 10 alleged, Of an abortion produced by
Dr.. Crovlsr, further medical testimony
goes 10 show that tho blood poisoning
which was the immediate cause Of death
could only have been produced by the
abortion. Dr. OrsVlet still protests bis
ihhhnnhna
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The President hold his usual afternoon
reception yesterday and shook hands Will
S,OohI lonr hundred persons, including
Mge delegation from tho convention o.
M we UyonduClor'B Insurance Association o.
Me .a United SlAtOs and Canada, now Ii
eeasIOn III Baltimore,