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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-02
The Rin Disaster.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, November 1.-The
name of J. H. Mcdonald has been added
to the list of victims of the Rio disaster
This does not increase the list. 1t is mere
ly discovery of a mistake i'll identifying
the lost people. The blame of the accident
seems to be settled on Wells the brakeman
who has been placed in Jail at Portland.
A photographer at Rio took n picture of
the wreck early Thursday morning. He
secured good negative for which he was
offered s. by a railroad man. Being a
poor man he accepted and the railroad man
Immediately destroyed the plate. Now
the photographer is beside himself viii
chagrin rs he could have secured q big
price for it from Eastern illustrated papers.
1t was the only negative that was taken.
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VOTE straight, and see that every
other Democrat does the same.
MARTINS FERRY.

Rev. w. W. VIII, Of Washington, Pa,
is in the city.
Miss Ora Boyd is in Cleveland visiting
Miss May Lyman.
Mr.. Harry Sedgwick came home from
the Cleveland Medical college TO vote.
President Cecil, Of the center foundry
of Wheeling, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs Rosana Wood left yesterday for
Mount Pleasant, where she will make her
futufe home.
Miss Lille Jackson, Of Mount Pleasant,
was in the city yesterday visiting relatives
and friends.
A report just in from Short Creek says
that man named lIanes, and commonly
called Daddy Hancs, committed suicide by
cutting his throat on Friday last.
Ohio City Lodge X. Of L., meets to,
night for work in the second degree.
There are several candidates with whom
the members will amuse themselves.
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Illegal Voters.

New YORK, November 1.-lnSpectoI
Byrnes staff of detectives to-day received
warrants at the District Attorneys office
for the arrest of large number Of men for
illegal registration They will be executed
tomorrow when they present themselves
at the polling places. An investigation
made at the instance of the District At
torncy showed that there were many
instances of the colonization of voters prin-
cipally in the lower wards of the city
All sorts of names were assumed by the
offenders, such rs Tim Bumm" and
HJork Ruster -
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..r,for Kenna IN Braxton.

s.s T... " Pc REGISTER.
BgvmS e.. H., October 27.-Hon. John
E E-ul addressed 4 large assemblage Of
BaAoa county voters at this place to-day.
pl-a. 'ar TWO hours he occupied in his
g.r.,. a.. nld the undivided attention of
g,rr, a.. ,n thr audience. lie asked the
Democratic voters OF BraXtOn county If
ar;ul-hrl to rcbukS the present admin
F.r,;iou. which had already proven 50
ter To- I,hrm. by returning to Congress,
G-agrll Nathan COT, the only
man either branch Of Congress who has
hl thr rarutrry To aSsail and denounce
tQ,almia.,tratinn. lie urged upon them
t5e Importance uI standing by Judge
Banlou. ,.at he in turn might stand by
G.u aud that administration. On the
hr1gug>,lou he made remarkably plain
and u,uh.c argument.
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THE JErTIEs UNINJURED.
Result of the Investigation Ordered by the
War Department.

Houston, TEXAS, November 1.-Since
the great storm OF. October 18th, at Sabine
Pass and Johnson's bayou, many fears
have been INDUCED that the valuable
ietty works at the mouth of the river were
destroyed by the storm. To solve this
important question the War Department
ordered Major Heuer, Government lnspec-
tor of the jetties at the mouth OF the
Mississippi, to SABINE, to examine the
jetties, and the result of the examination
has Just reached here He was accOmpa-
MED by Captain Raymond, United States
Loc al Engineer, in charge of the Sabine
jetties. Passing down the Sabine river
from the town of Orange, through Sabine
Lake, they took soundings and found the
channel open all the way down. Arrlv-
ing at the mouth of the river, the jettles
were also found intact and uninjured.
The engineers were surprised to find that
the uncompleted portions had withstood
the flood as successfully as the finished
shore ends. Before the jetties were COM
menced the depth of the water on the bar
at low tide was six feet four inches. A
survey made two months ago showed eight
and one half feet, while Major Heuer, last
Friday, found nine and half feet Of
water. This indicated that the channel
is gradually deepening and that the storm
helped to scour it out instead of tilllug 1t
up. Major Heuer carried his soundings
three miles out, where he found twenty
five feet of water.
The boat stopped at Sabine village,
where the engineer found 126 persons liv.
ing in half q dozen houses which had
withstoOd the storm. These people had
been rescued and carried to Beaumont and
Orange, but after weeks stay the men
returned and were building themselves
new homes. There were only three wo-
men in the colony.
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Dissolved Relation.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, November 1.-The
Western Division of the Green Glass Bot
tie Blowers League, has dissolved all rela'
tions with the Eastern League, owing tc
to the latter submitting to reduction OF
5 per cent in wages, and the allowance OF
two apprentices to each furnace. The
Western League claims to have discovered
that prominent official of the Eastern
League was not faithful to the interests OF
the members Charges have been made
against him by Messrs. Coffee q Williams,
OF this city, both Of whom resigned from
the Vice-Presidency and Executive Board.
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+ r'Atn"Ell, KAN. November 1.-The
-''''ery % silver in the vicinity has
'-.''7I much excitement. Samples of the
~ were sent 10 the State ASSaycr at Den
=. -, =, Colorado, and the aSSayer Of the mint
= :, l,''Nc.phI The former reports assay
VI 'arrr hundred and fOrty-twO
r,' gl-'e> o' silver 70 the ton. The latter
81. ,,' ounces clch with a trace of gold. The
IN rIOlN o1t M many localities, Cald-
MI. ~. 10" Presents the appearance OF a
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Fatal Fire at SteubenvilIe.

CLEVELAND, o., November 1.-At an
early hour this morning the house ot
Louis Lichleichner at Steubenville, O.,
took fire on the lower floor. The family
slept up stairs, and they were not awak'
ened until the flames had gained consider
able headway. Lichleichner opened the
stair door to go down but was overcome by
heat and smoke and falling down stairs
was burned to death. His wife and chill
dren escaped by leaping from a window in
their night clothing.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Special Sunday Excursion.

On and after July IL, 1886, the Ohio
River Railroad Company will sell excur'
sion tickets every Sunday until further
notice at the following rates: Wheeling ia
Parkcrsburg and return, S2.25; Wheeling
TO Sistersville and return, $3.50 Ticket,
only 10 be used on day Of sale. Train
leaves Wheeling at 7:l0 A. ". city time
returning. will leave Parkersburg at 4:Ot
P. N. and Sistersville at Clio r. NJ, Wheel
ing time.
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scayepgers Of Importance.

Next to the bowels, or rather in conjunction
with them, the kidneys and bladder are the
most important scavengers Of the system They
purify the blood and carry OF the refuse, pre-
venting rheumatism -dropsy, Brigbt'sdisease and
diabetes by their active cleansing work. Hos
letters stomach Bittea, when the kidneys
eyince tendency TO relax the activity az their
important function, renews IL, and thus aEert'
renal mAIAdies, the most difficult TO cope With
and which superinduee frightful loss OF bodily
tissue. stamina and flesh When the renal or
gans exhibit the slightest symptoms OF inactlen
they should 81 once receive the neediui aiusain,
ieS f,hiiIs and feFer. dyspepsia, constipation
liver complaint and debility are also remediet
By Il
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Attackers, Strike In st. louis.

ST. LOUIS, November IA card was
posted in Whitacres pork packing house,
in East st. Louis, this morning notifying
employees that hereafter 10 hours would
constitute a days work at the prevailing
wages. The employees had been working
nine hours per day heretofore. At noon
the men held a meeting to consider what
action to take, and pursuant to agreement
among themselves demanded of their en-
ployerS that the present hours of labor be
not changed. The employers refused to
comply with the demand and the men at
one o'clock refused to 20 to work. There
is little excitement over the strike and no
trouble is anticipated.
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Mas. Meeting ofGeorn.,. Friends.

LONDON, November THE mass nest
ing tonight in support Of Henry Gcorge
promises Ia DC a great success. Many
workingnen's organizations will march 70
the hall accompanied by bands. All tn
Radical clubs Of the last End will bc rep
resented and arrangements have been made
for an overflow meeting Joseph Arrh, tke
agricultural laborcrs' champion, will come
from his country home TO participate, and
Saunders, Of the Central News Agency,
Miss Helen Taylor, Stuart Hradsn, The
noted Radical divine, and several iscmhesp
OF Parliament, will bc among tho spoakers.
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An Important Arrest.

The arrest of a suspicious character upon
his general appearance, movements or
companionship, without waiting until he
has robbed a traveller, fired a house, or
murdered fellow-man, is an important
function of a shrewd detective. Even
more important is the arrest Of a disease
which, if not checked, viii blight and de-
stroy human life. The frequent cough,
loss of appetite, general languOr or debili-
ty, pallid skin, and bodily aches and
pains, announce the approach Of pulmo-
nary consumption, which is promptly ar
rested and permanently cured by DR..
Pieree,s ''GOlden Medical Discovery"
Sold By all druggists.
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THE breath of chronic eatarrh patio

THE breath Of chronic cataTh patient
is often so offensive that he cannot 20 into
society,and he becomes an object Of dis
gust. After time liberation sets in, the
spongy bones are attacked, and frequently,
entirely destroyed. A constant source OF
discomfort is the dripping Of the puruient
secretions into the throat sometimes pro-
ducing inveterate bronchitis, which In its
turn has been the exciting cansc Of Pulmo-
nary disease. The brilliant results which
have attended its use for years past prop
eriy designate Ely's Cream Palm - BY
far the best, il not the only real cure fos
hay fever, rose cold aad catarrh.
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crCCESS IN THE AIR.
mist OF THE RESULT OF THE
' ELECTION
,....,,.5 Situation IN Kanawha-nisrvisws
y "-',,.. - Wilson. Secretary Of State
W V,,ss- aai Senator Eenna On the
Outlook Generally,

.,.r.ran "t'l E,g'Ser.
Sa'-' =, rsrox. WA, November 1.-The
''A. ~ ,r this time is rather cOmph-
s-": this county, owing TO the base
a:'u of the Radicals and Greenbaek-
''-, Tn, Democrats have a fighting
Z" 9 ,be workingmen stick to their
'-'-,. limited on the Legislative ticket;
D'D r..,,.,l, Chiltou's election over Carr.
W. .,,ys~>l,iou with Governor Wilson
u u, his opinion that the Demo
,,rII <rud solid delegation to
|'' ,,. ,ri the Legislature would be
.'-S o',,-,,;r without 4 doubt, He thought
I.n.m,rra,< would make some gains in
=, House and Senate.
IT, : Walker, who only arrived
- ,o-iay after a weeks journey
.-.,,,b rhe counties Of Jefferson, Raleigh,
',rsrs Logan. Fayette, Mercer and
-, believes the Democrats will carry
s,,- Congressional Districts, and that
t-,rrbes Of the Legislature will be
,.sjeuy pcuctratlr.
..n,,,r Kruna arrived home yesterday,
lin. a., tour of the interior counties.
,'-.' ,'. .,,~, interview had with him, he
~. ~ .,~,afg complete victory, he was
-. '.' .,.,,..rI with the outlook and be-
-'-.f,rtr ,hr entire state was all right,
-. v.., not the slightest doubt but
a., ,b. democrats would secure a good
lin, majority in both Houses Of the
r.r.r-rr. and named the counties where
a. ..-n,,n.-l-s would make their gains.
,-r E1r4val he thought the FuSiOniStS
.,-,f ,r..ryI. hut Chiffon would be
rr;rl over Carr.
", ,lr Ninth district in this county
...~s.haI, employed by FuSionists are
-. r.., outrageous and unscrupulOus
.-.,r-grh, 10 notice. GOff'S money was
,,--,,l into the county and nothing cOme>
.,f.f .og the FuSion-bOOdlers to buy II
.-r deem % would contribute to then
.r.4,, IN the slightest degree,
The Fa,.oui>tS tonight held a meeting
,,,1. rak. Jesse Parke was ther leadin!
r.--i,,or. Crowds were lettering abOu
.zgaI day. and tonight the streets were
t., with people. The weather Is eleaI
rl gelNaf. .,,
I'm Howard, W. ?. Adams and Hill
y.-,n.. lett for their respective hOmea
yc.eo1r.
vl0r Kln Stalnaker made Il brief visit
hga,bgr evening to the permanent seat
Isso, the Major what he wanted dowI
ba lal he replied, when | fnd out II
r.yl know" Maybe he knows by thl
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Cleveland win 20 to Boston.

b55>>''N, November President Cleye
~ ,.~ ~S accepted an invitation to attend
-'"lh anniversary OF the founding OF
~. .,.'|,a II, college lie will arrive here
-,,, -. Aoadhy morning. and attend the ex-
,ee.s., - "' the college. Ii possible a grand
ETT{g,Ugh VIII hc rendered him in Fauruii
a.. -. .''',9,oay evening. IL is expected he
s,,oL ,os'e'' 'o the hall by 900 students with
bv Hv will leave Boston again Mon
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"a blessing Found."

EanKht 4 10 fair but Il win fade,
Sanght ~ inspiring bot II will pase away,
The brightest hopes that human hearts ere
made
May leave them get and may withef in day,
Health may depart, and ruin seek the sturdy
frame,
With bealIiioss promise frauZht,
ConSuuptiOn's hand may paint the palllid
cheek
From which decline and early death are taught
But % be free from such q train of iils.
Know that Gooch's Mexican syrup consumption
kllls
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FoR THE RELIEF and cure Of the in
flammatiOn and congestion called "a cold
in the head" there is more potency in
Eiy's Cream BALM than in anything
else it is possible to prescribe. This prep.
aration has for years past been making a
brilliant sncces As a remedy for cold In
the head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in
the initial stages OF these complaints Cream
Balm prevents any serious development oi
the symptoms, while almost numberless
cases are on record Of radical cures Oi
chronic catarrh and hay fever after all
other modes Of treatment have proved oi
no avail.
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The Enrineers Adjourn.

New YORK, November 1.-The conven-
ton of the International Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, in session here
twelve days, adjourned this afternoon after
voting So, 800 for distribution among the
widows and orphans of engineers; thanks
and $50 each to each of the twelve members
of the local Committee of Arrangements
who have managed the entertainment for
visitors and their friends.
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But Rr,rnon VIII slip In.

SfrL ... .I % E.ra,'sr
WESTON. ". Va. November Poll
tS here /, ut fever heat. Republicans arc
boxing gloomy. Democrats are offering
Big odd, 10 tayor of BrannOn with but few
o;Eo takers Great enthusiasm is mani
,~.o,ior Euuaon and determination
'lt De shall win. Brannou left ioI
tark,1Irg rh,, evening to meet an ap'
pn,m~nr 4 special train Of near 3OI
person, .n.tG p. m to attend the rally at
tlrS,nur- trul thinks he will win, but
bannou will ~Lp I'M. lie will get there
ls, tlr ,L-r.
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An Old LADY Outraged.

WANPACA, Wis, November Sam
Tiffany entered the house of an aged widow
named Blood, two miles west of Weyanwe-
ga, on Saturday night, and after strangling
her into unconSciOusness, outraged her.
Mrs. Blood revived and walked nearly a
mile and gave the alarm. She is 20 years
of age Tiffany has been arrested and is in
Jail at Maupaca. He has served three terms
in prison for larceny. Threats of lynching
are freely made by neighbOrs.
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ontrared and Murdered.

NoRRIsTowN, PA, November Cath
arine Taswell, aged 80, cOlored, wife Of
John Taswell, coachman, was found last
evening outraged and murdered in an old
spring house near Hayerford College sta
ton. She left home at seven O'Clock to
attend church, but did not get there.
There is no clue to the murderers.
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Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsOme disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at las:
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death Any suf'
ferer from this dreadful disease sending a
self addressed stamped envelope to DIR.
Lawrence, 212 East Ninth street, New
York, will receive the recipe free Of charge
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English op,n,on Of u..r, t,.or~,.

LONDON, November ] "A press rspfss.
entatiyc communicated by telegraph With
the Earl Of wemyss and March, the Prrst.
dent Of the Liberty and Property Dcfene6
League, which was formed with -isw -
combat the Socialist propag,i.da In Eae
land and oil the Continent, asking him -
express his opinion Of Henry Georges CO.
didature in the MayoraIty contest tn NsN
York, and received the following answers
'Mr. Georges views, "a ! undem1ax4
them, are simply an appeal 10 predatory
instincts Of primatiye man.
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PETH, November The semi-of8anI
papers admit that the financial troubjss q
Hungary are in a critical condition. IL
opposition papers sicrnly talk Of besIl
rupicy and estimate deficit In next yto1fn
budget Of ca, 600, 900 aorins, aitbougk ~
Government estimates shortages of CO.
~, ,OOO, 900 forms. In the budget mb4n66
ted Saturday II is calculated Herr Sxspenf
Minister Of Finance, will be oblietd to
contract loaD OF 3,e00,000 nofins. u q
rumored that Herr Szapang will rde1 E
Office: The budget has ereatsd . b1d r.
preston in Vienna.
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CoUNTERFITERs CAUGHT.
Emmissary of Neat Gang at Omaha, Ar
rested In Minneapolis.

HI
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, November l.
Detectives Quilan, last night arrested
Sames Hindle, alias Mcdonald, notorious
counterfeiter and EcrOok, who has been
passing and disposing Of in various ways,
for the past two weeks, in this city, finely
counterfeited silver dollars. This spurious
coin is nearly perfect counterpart OF the
genuine, the only difference being that ii
is trihe lighter. Some Sll, ,OOC
of this stuff was found concealed
in cave near Cedar Lake. Hindle con-
fessed to the detectives that the stuff was
made by well organized gang located
near Omaha He has served term IN the
Wabash Penitentiary for safe blowing.
He also cOnfesses that a gang had been or
ganized to burglarize several of the prom
inent banks and business houses in st.
Paul and Minneapolis tomorrow night.
Other arrests may follow.
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PRINCE and PRESIDENT shake.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November l.
Prince Louis Napoleon called at the White
House to-day and paid his respects to the
President. He was accompanied by his
Private Secretary and MIR. Albert De For
ester, Secretary of the Italian legation.
The presentations were made by Secretary
Bayard. The President received them in
the blue parlOr. There were no addresses.
The President and the Prince cOnvcrsed
together for almost Is minutes.
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KAULBARS DEPARTS.
A CRISIS REACHED IN THE BuLGARIAxs
COMPLICATION. 8
Gen. KaulSars fhrsaisos BOnbad ysfna 4 klY.
Opposition is Offered 70 the Debarta60a Il Ru-
sians-The Rssencys Reply Not
Accepted.

SOFIA, November AT the meeting q
the Sobsuje to-day, VI. Zokof was elected.
presiding officer. The English and Ital-
ian representatives attended the meeting.
Gen. Ksulbars has refused to accept "
reply of the regency to his ultimatam snd
will leave Sofia. He threatens to bona-
bard the barracks and Government build,
ing at varna. If any opposition is offered
y the degradation of Russians at that
place. =
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E,-rrsasurer Carter,s Accounts.

PITTsFIELD, MASS, November 1.-The
investigation into ex-Treasurer Carter's
accounts so far show a deficiency of $40,-
600. The Selectmen have accordingly at
tached Carter's property and called him
into court to prove his accounts. The suit
is a civil action to recover, and no crimi-
nal proceedings will be taken against him.
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Preaching Against the X. OF L.

MONTREAL, November Father Sen
teene preaching in Notre Dame church
tonight, spoke against the revised rules OF
the Knights of Labor, which were arrang-
to suit the Catholic Clergy Ofthis province,
and advised his hearers who were mem
bers of that organization, to withdraw as
he considered the whole matter trap for
workingmen.
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VOTE straight and vote early.
The Oleomargarine Tax.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 1.-The
law taxing oleomargarine went into opera
tiOn to-day. Reports received by Com
missioner Miller show that all classes OF
manufacturers and dealers including the
retail men propose to meet the tax and
continue business.
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4 Piedmont Burglary.

NptcldI II'gTl1l 70 Wt Rtglitr
PIEDMONT, W. Va, November IL.
P. Jamesson's general store at this place
was broken into by burglars last night.
A considerable amount of money was
stolen, together with lot of valuable jew
elrY. There is no clue TO the robbers.
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PrrTsBURG, November The state
supreme Court to-day, affirmed the di-
cision OF the Lower Courts in the case OF
the twenty-four coal miners who were
eov;eted of conspiracy for being connected
with the great coal strike Of the Monon-
gahela Valley last year. The miners were
sentenced to nine months imprisonment
in the Allegheny county workhouse ana
released ON bail pending the decision Of
the Supreme Court,
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The Erenchmen nt Niagara.

BUFFALO, n. Y, November IN. Bar
tholdi. and the French delegation to the
United States, with the exception of Count
De Lesseps, arrived atsNiagara Falls on a
special train last night, accompanied by
Hon. Levi p. Norton Hon. Chauncy NJ.
Depew and others. The party will spend
to-day sightseeing at the Falls, and leave
for New York this evening.
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IN. Massocbusetts Difiiculty Settled.

BosToN, MASS, November 1.-The
prolonged fight in the Fourth district
Democratic Convention has been ended by
the decision of the committee appointed
for the purpose scratching Martin Dacey
and Mr.. O'Neill from the balloXs, and
substituting that of the present incum-
bent, P. A. Collins, who has consented to
rnn
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oleomargarine License Taken Out.

NEW YORK, November 1.-As 4 result
of the going into effect Of the oleomargine
tax, licenses were taken out in this dis
trict to-day by three manufacturers, ten
wholesalers and twenty-five retailers.
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Another Shock.

CHARLESTON. 5. c., November l.
There was another shock Of earthquake at
Summeryille at S:25 this forenoon, but not
severe. All is quiet here The spring
discovered in the custom house yard yes
terday proves to have been caused by a
break in q water pipe.