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MARTINS FERRY.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
OVOr lhR RIVar


All Sorts of Local News nnd Gossip From
Over the River.
D. Z. MCsTords was in st. Clairsyille
yesterday on buslness.
The young folks OF "PinCh" Ridge have
reorRanized the Mountain View Literary
Society"
Mr.. O'Neil was buried in Mt. Calvary
yesterday afternoon. Mr. O'Neil was quite
au old man.
Quite a number Of Martin Ferryianl
will take in the Blaine demonstration Ii
Pittsbu gu to-day.
Inhrmary Directors Bailey and Lodge
were In the city yesterday, comforting with
the township trustees.
The District Conference OF the coloret
NJ. L Church, will be held for the remain
der Of the week at Mt. Pleasant.
The property on Hanover street belong
ing 10 the estate Of Mr.. Margaret Hoben
sack, ConsiSling OF ton lots, will be sold 10
day.
Much complaint is made Of the imper
feet lighting Of the water pipe ditch OF
Second street, No lees than three horseI
got into 1t night before last. The city vii
have heavy damage suit on hand, II th
matter Is not attended to.
Work on the O., L. & WIS Martin
Ferry extension is being pushed rapidly
They have force Of men at work Jus
this side OF the new 9. & P. depot, Il
bridgeport, aud are hard at work here
Everything points to an early compile
ton Oi the road.
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Harry Hays Is reCuperating at Ozark.
John Wiley has accepted place in II,
RoemBf's store.
Albert W. Marshall and Grant Baker
left for Flndlay last night.
James Manley was taken to sE.iClalrs
Vile yesterday 10 serve his sixty days
term In Jail.
Mr., Joieph jarrett and Miss Kate
1rlaherty we're married yesterday by Rsv.
Father D. b. Oull.
Jack Burke was lnsultod by the twt
"Chappy% Of Benwood on the ferry bual
Monday evening, but managed TO gel
away with both OF those notorious char
aCteFs, Tha ex.mArshal has been Ap-
pointed Baltimore 4 Ohio policeman loI
the yards here.
Tuesday afternoon the Common Plea
Judges Of this District met al the Globl
Honse and made the following arrange
ments for the terms Of tho county court
10 avoid interference: Belmont county
commencing February 8, April 20 and %
thbpf Il. Tho Judges present were JOhl
8. Peafce, j, o, HanCe, j. w, Campbell
George l.. Phillips and ~. Clair Kelly.
A Bsnwood inAu yesterday iollowet
over hOte q Young fellow who had com
10 Benwooh some Time ago almost des.
tule aud had been by this tnan supplie
with suit Of clothes which h6 promise
70 pay Tot OIL oil hls Hrst pay. He wa
paid and skipped over the river. Th
man followed him, caught him and ate
al explanation 10 The bystandstg, va
about 10 whip him when tho fellow pal
up and was lot 20,
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KNIGHTS or rYruIAs.

Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Mt Martins,
burg-A Parade and banquet.
Special Dispdeh to The Ini.lltQMGtr,
MARrlNsBURo, W. Va, Oct. 1O.-The
Grand Lodge OF West Virginia Kuights Of
Pythias assembled In annual session In
the Castle Hall Of Washington Lodge,
No. /, at 10 o'clock this morning, The
Grand Lodge officers were oil present, and
representatives from twenty-five subordi.
nate lodges. The Committee ou Creden.
tials reported that twenty-five Past Chan
pellOrs and representatives were entitled
10 seats In this Grand Lodge. The report
was received and the brothers admitted
aud ranked as members OF this Grand
Lodge.
Grand Chancellor Warren read bis an.
nuA report showing large Increase in.
crease In membership since tho last
ANNUAL session.
tbs reports Of the Grand Master OF the
ExChtquer and Grand Keeper Of Records
nnd Seal were received and referred 10 the
Committee on Finance for report. The
report OF those officers indicates that The
financial condition Of the order Is first
class.
The uniformed members Of The order
hero INDUCED In fine street parade thil
afternoon. Id
Justice II. Rathborn, the founder Of tho
Order Of the Knights ol PythiHs delivered
a lecture at the Opera House to packed
house Of knights and cltiEsng, alter which
the uniformed bodleA escorted the Grand
Lodge and visitors 10 a bAnQueta ut Fellow'l
Hall, which was eHjoyed by the large
number present I
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Ti.O0D sUTFERElts
Al sabine ra..-Tho Committees in Need of
Funds.

Al sabine pass-ThH Committees In Need OF
Funds.
G,wG,roS, TGxAs, Oct. 1O.-A speCial
10 tue Nara from Orange, Texas, says:
The gslmer Lamar returned here last
evening rom Sabine Pass with 90 addi-
tional sufferers, one.hall Of whom will so
to Beaumont az soon as transportation can
be obtained. The balance will remain
here in care Of the local relief committees.
Tea additional bodies had been found
and were buried, up to tho time that the
IauN Left Sabine at noon yesterday. The
nIiyfcommittees have exhausted all their
Supplies and funds. Tbs sufferers are
constantly coming in. The relief commit.
,e,s have $50 now in their charge, and
ljl more we're expected last night from
JOhns9ua Bayon, tbs Emily having gone
ior them yesterday morning. SnCh Is
the situation in Orange up 10 the present
Writing, and unleSs moro relief comes i'm
nedial6ly great distress will prevail.
May OF the sufferers arc sick and ro-
Qnrs the greatest attention. The citizeng
Of Orange arc doing all in their power to
alleviate their diatress, but the demands
are greater than they can bear The re-
lieI committee were notified yesterday
that 81 900 lad been donated by Houston,
which is all tho aid that has been received
Ou,sido Of our town. Parties returning
from the coast report that much thieving
is going on. Scarcely a trunk, vOllse or
package eau ba found that has not been
broken open and Iitled OF lis contents.
Basine0s has been at a stand still since
the great storm,
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VOLUME XXXv.---NUMBER 40.
RIoHAloNp CONVENTION
OF the Knights of I.abor-Ths Work Draw
Ing to u Close,

RrcHNoNo, Va, Oct. l0.-When the
General. Assembly OF the Knights Of Labor
went into session this morning no one
could answer the question positively,
whether it would take a final adjourn,
meAt to-day, or prolong it's sessions until
tomorrow, The reference Of the greater
portion Of the proposed revision OF the
constitution to the Executive Board, and
committee Of four with final reference
to the local assemblies has saved much
time, and there now remain 10 be dis.
posed Of the reports OF only half dozen
special committees, the Committees on
Finance and Appeals and Grievances
II Ia understood that the latter committees
have little to present and that that little
is OF such a nature that 1t can be- easily
disposed Of. With the report OF the Com.
mittes on Finance will come up the ques-
tion Of salaries for officers. WouId,bs
prophets have predicted big fight over
this but those who are In the beat position
to know how the dslegateH feel say 1t will
bs settled In a harmonious and peaceful
manner,
At the afternoon session the General
Assembly continued the confederation Of
the report OF the COMMITTEES on Appeals
and Grievances and adopted resolution
deciding that membOrs OF the
International Cigar Makers' Union
must elect whether they will remain
members Of that union or OF the order Of
Knights Of Labor, bnt that they cannot
remain membsra oil both.
The report Of the Committee on Fl.
nance wSs presented and adopted. II
provides that the salary Of the Grand
Master Workman shall henCstorth be
5000 o year and those Of
the General Secretary and General
Treasurer each So coo, aud that tho mem.
beIs Of the Executive Board and the
General Worthy Foreman shall receive 81
per day aud expenses while on duty. A
resolution was adopted providing that
when the Assembly meets tomorrow II
shall remain in session until its business
Is concluded
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An l;xhlbltIon ofroyCrty,

LONDON, Oot. l0.-fhe Times, comment.
ing on tho rtqnest Of tue Ohlst Commits.
sioner Of Pollcs to tho Social Democratic
Federation, not to follow out its proposal
to have The workingmCn Of London 10 fol,
low the Lord Mayors show for the pur.
pose Of exhibiting side BY side the sriStoc.
racy and the poverty 0i the metropolis
says! "The head Of the police 10 not a
spiritual or moral adviser. When he
speaks to those plainly meditating mis-.
Cheii, he should compel aud not entroat
them TO yield obedience. 1t is quite pos.
sihlo that the Socialists may DO enabled "a
boast that they prevented the annual Lord
Mayors show. The outlook is very dlsa,
greeable. They olIOr the public the alter
native oi the risk oi q serious disturbance
or the sacrifice Of an ancient pageant"
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BosToN, Oct. l0.-Mrs. Mary D. Elliott.
OF Maiden, was arrested in that city last
night charged with having caused the
death by the use Of laudanum Of the
newly born child Of Mrs. Abraham Lamb.
Mrs, Elliott Is by occupation nurse, and
attOnded Mrs. Lamb al her house in Bos.
ton In her confinement about two weeks
ago. The child at It's birth was badly
deiormed. 1t was born on Tuesday, and
several days afterwards was found dead III
bed. Investigation proved that death was
caused by the use Of some preparation Of
opium. Warrants were Issued for the
arrest Of Mrs Lamb aud the nurSe. Mrs.
Lamb has disappeared. Mrs. Elliott states
that II audanuln was administered 10 the
child, she knew nothing about the matter,
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Alexander has no Chance.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 10.-All the pow
srs, including England, have formally.
assured Russia that they disfavor Prince
Alexander's return to Bulgaria, and will
not approve Of his reelection to the Bul.
garian throne.
PHlupropoLrs, Oct 1O.-The project Of
this city has received official notice from
the Russian Counsel that Russia cannot
recognizes the recent elections for the
Great Sobrauje az legal.
LONDON, Oct. 1O.-A dispatch received
from Sofia to-day says: The Bulgarian
Government IL entirely satislediwith the
result OF the elections, aud 10 now inclined
to negotiate with Russia regarding tho
election OF a Prince to the vacant throne.
The Chronicles Vienna correspondent
says that wealthy and highly esteemed
American resident OF Paris has placed at
the disposal Of the Bulgarian Government
loan Of 50 0OO,OOO without asking the
smallest security.
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CRAwFoRDsvtLLE, lND., O3k lO-S. G
Whitaker started to beat every road bl.
cycle rscorl in tweu!y-tour hours on a
ftty mile straight away surveyed road un.
der rules. lie did ltty miles In two hours
fiity.nine minutes aud tlity.two seconds,
four minutes behind his own previous
worlds record. Tho 100 miles was done
In Q honrs, minute and 10 seconds, 2j
minutes ahead OF the worlds record, and
over q minute ahead Of the track record
for this defiance made at Spriugll sid,
Masa, by Ivep, Of Meriden, Conn. The
200 miles was done iu 1866 hours and 80
seconds, Ile stopped in % hours, 40 min.
utes and 10 3.5 sec ,nds. Al miles ah cad Of
the previous "a hours record.
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a TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
The SancrlnES of Grow on Wrecked
Schooner Oh tho Lake,

The SanerlngS of Crew on n Wrecked
schooner on tho Lake.
BrrrALo, o,t 1O.-Oaptain Leievre, Of
the schooner o. NJ. Bond, Of Oswego,
which went to pieces at Rondeau during
the storm, relates the following story Of
terrible hardship and suffering expert.
euced by those Of the crew who were
saved; The Bond left Detroit last Wednes-
day with 1000 bushels Of wheat for But-
tll. The gale struck her Thursday after.
noon, taking out her jib and broaching
her to, 80 thas she shifted her cargo, She
vas then headed for Rondeau, but went
SShcre three milea above. The crew were
lorred into the mainmast head. Two OF
The eight men attempted to 20 out on the
iibboOm, but Just at that moment the
nainmSSt fell and they were both killed.
lacy were Mate Ryan, OF 0SweHo, and
Seaman Hughes, OF Muskegon. Tho
Other six caught 10 their perch on tue
lotemSst, where they had gone for shel.
ef, until morning, thirteen houra. In
the morning James Kause, a fisherman,
procured small duck boat and came out
70 The wreck and took the crew or one az
1time' Sunday morning tho boat went
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-A jail delivery 90
CURED at MaryVllle, Mo-, last night, and
three prisoners, Frank ollphant, The
fOrger, Grant Wright accused Of outrage
and J.H. AinswOrtn, horse tbiei, gained
their liberty. Tie Jail stands directly he,
hind the sleritf's residence, and 10 Of the
most improved pattern, After supper the
prisoners wore allowed 10 remain In the
corridors i1r about Rn hour, aud Rt that
hour last evening the BhetlLI noticed thai
unusual quiet prevailed. lie investigated
lie cause and found N. 7. Sweeney, .
prisoner, about to crawl through QUE o.
the windows from which two bars had
heOn cut, The above named prisoner
had already escaped. They have not yet
been recAplured,
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THE SECOND GAME.
oRrHE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP,
The League YIstOrs Completely Laid out by
the Champion Browns The ChIcagOs
Defeated by u Score Of Twelve to
Nothlug-DlsaStrous Defeat.

CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-whsn tlmO was
called this afternoon for the ssGond game
OF the world's championship series, there
were between 5000 and 1000 peopla on
tho grounds, The weather Was decidedly
warm and pleasant, in marked contrast
with yesterday, The scores Of the two
days also presented remarkable con.
trast, one that ia unaCCounted for ex-
cept OH the basis that ths batteries Of tue
two teams had been materially altered,
Notwithstanding the introduction OF the
new system Of double umpires, there was
considerable dissatisfaction with the va
rlous decisions and, the system was gem
orally voted not SUCCESS,
mtVn
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Volcanoes in Rruptlon,

PANAMA, Oct lO.-The v lcano Of Tun
gurguai in the republic Of Ecuador, 1,
continuously in activity. Lava pour
from II at short intervals, and white cloud
Of dust and ashes envelop the summit
The villages In the north and south have
experienced q good deal Of sutlcrihg.
The Ulbinas volcano, Ia the south o
Peru, ia showing signs Of activity. Al
though smoke has been Issuing from thl
volcano since the days OF Columbus, stil
the inhabitants Of the locality are alarmed
at the increase Of the volum col II now,
SMALLPOX is working fearful rayayes Ii
CoChRbamba, Bolivia, aud children ar,
reported to be- dying daily by the hun
dFala.
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ppn the tongue, particularly near Ia base, Il in
ltsOli luHlClOuI 10 denote bllllAnesS, an AilmOnt
to tho development VI which the hot weathVt--
II may bS remarked in paSAins-ls extremely iAVot
able, aud which autumn often tflng III Ia train
asa llpgctlng legacy, Il not ttmO1led-yhltA Il
Ilheu iOlluW tEgrAyAied disorders OF the stomach
and low ola, duh pAlnA beneath the lover tight
TibS, iAtlssA aud headache, prompt use Of this
Invaluable specific always lblAblei 10 mNtlei
iluettO directly ben ll1lAl. Tue bllO tho ObitllO
lion 10 Ia How beiils relieved W the teAxalyn O
die bow Il tUttlfuN 10 Ia nAlufGl tliAnue and Tho
h ittiOn Oi Il Which h. q tJttel ~ Mal ln o and
Nliu teaulnta lN dlggauVO iuuullpl, khdMAllsm a.
lever aud Ague aud kidney uJublel Also luecuhlt
70 The BlItgti iuthaAW
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IirI,la,l .1IsL snr I,nn

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. lO.-A special from
Akron says: The fires in the Capely
swamp are still raging and and they can.
not be quenched until soaking rain falls.
Farmers are fighting tho flames to keep
them out Of the woodlands. Tho farm
house OF William O. saCkett and those Of
one or two other men were saved with
difficulty. -Four hundred acres have al.
ready been burned over, and the swamp
covers 5000 acres. The tire WAS started by
q young man who ignited the leaves Just
Tor fnn
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A DUpiura6is Tragedy.

PACIFIC, Mo, .,oct lO,-The pephaander
farm, near this city, was the scene last
evening ot 10 dsploabls tragedy. Constant
Dephhandet's Oldest son became dement,.
pd some yeaS some years ago, but not bo.
ing violent, was allowed 10 wander about
the farm at will. Yesterday evening be
secured revolver, went towards the or.
OhaFd, where big mother was returning
with d basket full Of apples, and mads 4
iuOtlon 80 II TO assist hsr, but suddenly
drew 4 revolver aud ahoi her in the head.
He then plaped the weapon 10 bic own
head aud tlted. Both are expected 10
die.
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gmporor wIlliam'. IlnG Health

BrRttN, Oct. l0.-R,liable private ad'
vices from Baden. affirm that bulletins
reporting the Emperor William as being
in good health are positively untrue. Ac'
cording TO these adviCes, tho Emperor ID
subj 4ct TO daily attacks Of synoope, and
prolonged drowsiuess and recently
was In Bemi.ComAtose condition
for twenty hours, from which
the doctors were unable 10 rouse him,
His condition 10 aggravated, it 10 said, By
chronic disease Of the bladder II Il
feared that 1t will be imposAlble with The
utmost care 10 preserve his life ior more
than o tew months longer.
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ST. JcSEPH, Mo, oct. lO.--Word wa
received here yesterday that Genera
Bacon Montgomery acCldently shot and
killed himself while hunting at LomllA
Mexico, where hO waB intsFelted In 1
mine. lie was born ID 1913. When The
war broke out he iinsd tho Sixth Mis-
aourt cavalry az q private and was pro
noted over his father to the rank Of lot
tenanl.colOnel CoB,uAndlng.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION
Contemplated In MexIoO-PresldOnt DlaI to
DO Made Dictator.

Contemplated In M6xiUO-PresiIont Dlaz ia
DO Made Dictator.
ST, LOUIS, Oct. l0,-A special to the
Globe Democrat from Nogales, Arizona,
says: A revolution in Mexico Of no mean
proportions Is considered by many who
are in position to know the facts Is emf.
nent. Justwhat the plans Of the reyolu.
tion are cannot be learned al present but
popular opinion Is that they include a
scheme TO consolidate the adverBaries Of
tho present administration and create a
new political party, or, in other words,
iorCibly overthrow President Dlsz. A
now Congress Ia then to be elected
and new Constitution formed.
Many irlends OF President Diaz, It ia
said, arc among the agtators OF the
scheme, and 1t is their intention to make
tho President dictator Of the republic for
q term OF ten years, so thatsuIIiCient time
may be had to give tho new plan fair
trial.
The leaders Of tho propoaed resolution
reside in the southeastern States, and It ia
thought that lis sdhsrents will revolt In q
short time against the present government
and attempt to lnaugurGte the new plan.
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CONQUEST OF PEACE.
A GREAT rRIUMPHAI MARCH.


HUNTIEapoN, Pa, Oct. l0-The train
bearing the Hon, James G, Blaine, Gen.
eral Beaver, and their distinguished com.
panions left Harrisburg shortly after
o'clock this morning, their departure be.
ing witnessed by a great throng Of clH-
zsns, who wildly cheered the party as the
train moved out Of the depot, At all the
stations along the route were gathered
crowds Of people, anxious to catch a
glimpse OF the occupants Of the special
car, and who waved handksTchiefs and
Chesred lustily as the train sped by,
When Lewiston was reached great as
semblsge was found patiently waiting,
and as soon as the train stopped Mr..
Blaine and General Beaver were intro.
duCsd and made short addresses, The
greatest enthusiasm was m9nifestsd, and
the crowd had shown no sign ri dlsp.rs,
ing when the train moved away.
II was q little alter the scheduled time
when the party arrived here, The vicinity
oil the depot was black with people, and
again the enthusiastic scenes incident to
the tour were enacted.
At this place, Mr., Blaine said, the
Democratic party wanted "a civil service
patterned after that OF Eugland, To show
that the English ssrvics was inefficient
Mr. Blaine read L1ndon dispatch In
which the writer states that Lord Ran.
dOlph Churchill's Civil Service Com
mission will endeavor to bring
about needed reforms and increased
economy, and that charges nj high salaries,
short hours, excessive staffs, extravagant
prlsOhs had be IN male against The exist.
ing system In England. "rhis, contin-
ued Mr., Blaine, "is the standard Of Civil
Service Reform which the Civil Service
Reform club aud might use that word
club in double sense here, hiss held
over our heads in the Republican party
for the last ten years, declaring that II
we did not reform our Civil Service
aud put 1t practically on the basis
Of the English civil service, they would
have no more of us. Well, gentlemen,
they have placed tho civil service under
the control Of the Democratic party, and
all around in various parts OF thecnuntry,
you see the vlsible improvements, Just as
they have visiblY improved 1t on this side
Of the water. We get the humiliation, but
the honest confession In regard to the
civil service OF Eaglandis that the service
Is rotten to the core aud must be torn up
by the roOts."
This was followed by season Of hand.
shaking.
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LONDON, Oct. 1O.-The Times to-day
makes an attack upon the United States
tariff. "Protection," the paper says, "lays
Its heavy weight upon every item Of con-
sumption. Tho whole American nation
loses Its convenience, as well as It's purse,
by the system which Mr.. Blaine asks the
nation to commission him TO enforce. The
sentiment ef the American public seems
to he that neither the Democrats have
sufficiently violated their pledges TO de-
sufficiently redeemed their dubious past
to earn reinstatement. Mr.. Blaine's rhet-
oric cannot change that opinion"
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CoS,s Ambition.

WASHINGTON, D. O., 0tt 19.-MiniSter
Cox called on the President to-day and
afterwards had auinterVlow with Score.
tary Bayard in regard 10 the Turkish
mission. II is understood that the Mihib.
Tor is willing 10 rOlurn 10 Turkey to close
up some diplomatic matter left unsettled
at his departure II Mr.. Bayard thinks II
necessary. OtherWlsD he will resign and
again enter political life,