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Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Vt saltipre.M ttentat gn 9lrbeibs
aaNO' Der ior nosen 9ib iiben bleu
ksareret ira fin Suitru, iom life pilbe
sSlleite Samlioet meb bam, foroi ban
w l0rlaloen til 9rif os life foretos
" gel rlnselte t%il-iit eIer 5amiliens
s~noerpolo, bar eiter ben 1io Itabis isst
pralemte &onen. 5or life ret lense
S.1 Oleo ban arrelteret for at baue
@.'qanolet benbe paa @aben, os fom
@t,Ier paa 9aoesaarben, hoorfra ban
', Gag uoeblep % tOs Jig itrar for
gsa at oplDse &onens nuperenbe 30
~ -, gOOrtll ban BOG life fit @bsans,
~. y lerneoe Jig eiter at babe uotalt en-
\, " eraSler imob benoe. Saa opisste
!. qsnoe lsien paa @aben, %, ba bun
s s5ssOs BAN, tit bun 5slseItab At en-
~ sVsa tone, .nen Wanben fom besuasz
gU III benoe os faiteoe en- 9el al
S"Sgo'Oet al en- SlaIfe efter Suitruens
S-'SI aoea Dog at ramme benoe, ioet
mn anoen Some opfanseSe 5laFen
Str n'Ote oeo at bOlbe fit Sbalpl op ior
r,n pan ioriSste bereiter at unolpbe,
N Stso anbolot al bet tiltalote Yoliti
rpS @ ss g oa ! 8eiobelie al en- SLATE
Il @s't al Snoboloet, Der uiite fig
1t n. ste Saltipre. San bar pebsaaei
sSr.,, gas esret bans Senfst at faite
anfstet paa fin Suitru.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

TeO en- Set Iutteoe en- 9aler iaas
leoes: "Soet jes laaleces tror, at ri
ale tiliulbe foritaar at purbere Splps=
ninsens fore 8%etponins, beoer jes Dem,
mine Serrer, iltemme ct: 2ense leue
Sfolelarer Yeterien!" - Sertil bemars
feoe Eeterlen: "Maaite bet maa bore
mig tiuabt at ipprse = bpuraf 2"
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Gn GnslGnoerinoe, Der peb Spiaes
banfen / Monte Carlo table 100000
5ranfs, bar taset Jig al Gage / ct ber=
uarenbe Sotel oeo at if9oe Jig en- &usle
for Yanben. Sioen bette Iars 8espnz
oelie bar life minore END 40 Terioner
orebt fig ielu iom 5plse al be CAB, De
bar liot peo SpiQebnnfen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

S%elpielelie. 9Ommereu: "Ie er
antlaset for at bape %itjaulet; men Do
De er iattis, ital De Hippo Strai. 8ist
bet MI bare life en- Sang til"
Seq itnl iige 9ommeren, at ies life
oil baue nOset sipenoes. SEQ itJGler
min BED os betaler min S'rni."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Seq fan life gipe lem &reoit,"
lasbe en- rig Sartsbusboloer til en- for
armet 8unbe. "3e lfulbe baoe label
3riffeuarerne ifjctte fig ielp; bapoe Be
life nDot Iaa meset al Dem, funoe Be MI
babe tiSrt / 9eres esen gosn." "Os
baube De life iolst mig Bet" iuareoe
OHeret, "piloe Be BABE paret min
&uit!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
WGrfeliQt 6afsbQQnO.

WGrfeligt 6alsbaano. Sultanen
ienbte Seller 5rebrif / be iioite Gage,
/ bpilte ban opbOlbt fig / San &emO, ct
Salsbaanb al Sasielnsbber. iom bar
bleuet inopiet ueb S%eruisbernes os
Sbeifernes 8snner. Sultanei, foo iise,
at ben bsie Batient ifuloe tase bette
8aanb ON Salien, os bans 2ioelier
pilbe ba ioriuinbe iom peo ct TRIPLE
flag.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

S%aaocifnO. Sibite Spit git ct sanlfe
unst MeuneIfe paa @raulinsjast |
Ororup os 1fiDb af fit @epar, ba ban /
M~prfninsen bprte, at Npset pusleoe
inoe msllem 8ulfene. Sesparre traf
ban en- 3jeneltepise i 2aaret iaaleoes,
at Senet matte afiGttes. S9geren er
MI osmt til IA 9ases iimpelt 5ensiel
% til at betale Yisen, bpao ban ielu
bar iore4aaet, nemlis 100 &rpner ltrnr
Ga oereiter so 8rpner bpert Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Wilhinin INN 0anpeplaae. stisnt

Der i 5aaborss Gsnen bar ueret slort
abItials Sast pua be fra Yarferl1e unos
1upne 8iloipin, bar bet bog life lpttets
at l1brpobe benz. gnonu anta9er man,
at Ser er 3 eler 4 borne tilbase os tlls
(iae unaerne ira iioite Gar. De rooer
Warferne itpst op. Os bar lsnosrreoet
abifiaise 5aar. Snbe / S%touftrafnlns
aerre, buur De iSser fin 9ilfust, er Der
for meaet Sne til at furTDlse benz.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

&ualt al &ulgas. Saltum ianbz
tes nplis en- Saseriuenb oso / i'm Sers.
San baooe ON 9itenen, for ban laaoe
Jig, lat no9le @lpoer paa en- Ssrnpanpe
os bette orebte BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Gn merfelig Spsoom. 2arer San

len Staber peo &auoers er opb. Sloen
Sui bauoe ban paret lps bans 2esemss
fraiter ipatfeoes i ben @rao, at ban
bperfen funoe saa eler itaa, men altto
MATTE boloe Sensen. 9ilise miiteoe
ban fin Sufommelie os 9aleepnen os
oa laa ben i en- itabis DPS, unoertioen
i flere Gage itraf. 4San JOB fig bog
jtauelia inb / 0sben. Spsoommen an
taaes at bape paret en- Spulit paa Sjers
men.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

&loIter ntoitprtet. 5rancistaners
tloiteret peo Maceratu / 0iterris er
fcrleben llse itprtet iummen tilisemeb
fem tilbpssebe Suie. Oct lpifepes
Wuntene at frelie fig peb 5lust, men
flere al Suienss Beboere bleu brabte
os fuaitebe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

"Pa," said BERTHE the other day,
"why do they call a ship 'she'?'
because, my son, she is always
on the lookout for some of the
buovs."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Sglelieu al Ir9tbso mRrter nan oite
on, Barren pad Sruno al Slooets
Slsubeo, iOm, oa bet er ureut. life OBJ
iriitss NOT peo 2ldrstioens J%ornroring.
Npsl's Saridparild, ueo at renie og
itprts Slpbst, ltprier os upiriitsr belle
SnItemet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Slocbran0.

S~lbcbrano. Ere af Sals 8reite'
saaros Spsuinser er nebbr9ubte. Sloen
uobrecte fig osiaa til 9abesaaro, bppr
4 S%psninser furtarsbes, nsmlis 9aoer
os Staloe; Soueobpsninsen bleu rsbost
liseieoes bet msite al 8ei4tninsen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Gn ung Iranif aopofat furiuareoe
en- 5aoermoroer / &etten. Sa ban life
oibIte Here iurmiloenoe @runoe at an
fore, uo6reo ban: "Os naar oft tomrer
til aft, mine Serrer @oiuprne, er bet oa
life 9anlte naturlist, at 59orere saar
bort fgr Bgrnene."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Tommy-"Say, mamma, why don't
you have some color in your cheeks,
nowadays
Mother 81 have loaned il to your
father to paint his nose with"
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Gper's YiIer er bet beoite afferenbe
Miopel for at rette pau en- ureselmass
Jig Mape. De er miloe, men pirfer bog
srunois, De furerer 5%oritoppelie, itimuz
lerer Nppetiten os acknowledgements
os itprter belle Spitemet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

@u Ssbro. Sien bar / Slutninsen
al Wtarts laa it9rt mellem 9anmarf ps
Suerise, at man funoe ipaoiere ouer fra
bet enc 2anb til bet anbet; liseleoes fra
Sreoericia til Spen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Gn 6aue til aunQen. !Sgir

%eninser bar / Gnlebnins af bet fore.
ltaaenoe Resierinssjubiieum tantt at
for9re & unsene ct Slot iSpaanb /; Ter bar
o9ret Gale ON Soleruo, Sfauoerbors,
Siltebors os Tirsb9f.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
6rmgt for 2Deu SanQ.

Nnoeriens Saue i Gois, 8ramorup,
ltaar Der ct HGretre meo u YRrer
efter ben anoen 8lomitrins iioite opt.
Oct er martelist, at De bar bulot Jig paa
Erect 9jennem belle Sinteren.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Nnosuot / rette lib bar ct soot qua
miooel oite aIuenot iu9re Smerter. Or.
Gus. 8puis's Samburser Jamlliemeors
Gin er ct uieilbarlist 2rsemiooel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

st II pffestiliGloe inotraI forleoen
i Worbfier Msne i @Drbolne, ioet Mtsls
leipenben bleu fualt al ct 9prtleoe, ban
bapbe ON Salien, os icm ingreoes OHt'
trina 9ansiernet. Snsen Nnoen par
paa ben Tib tillteoe | Wsllen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Sposfalo. 9iolisere @rauer peo
2(sIltsntss &%irtegaaroen / 8%jpbenbaun,
&ancsliraab i. Wt. s. 2ino, er afsaaet
peo 9eoen.
= On af a%jobenbauns itprite Saanos
p~erfere, Malermeiter Sernbaro SdrDber
er uanbret bort. San srunolasoe 1856
lin betpoelise Sorretnins, lcm meo 3is
Den bleu i fit Slass en- al De itprite /
Sopeoltaben. Nfopoe bar Ell 9oel Eers
ionlisbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Spbsoom. Operretten bar itabiaitet
goroinaburs isnore 8irfs Grtrarets'
bonn, iiSlse bpilten gecilie Marie Saa'
tonien blep bsmt frr aiuet Tor Sarne'
moro.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
CnifeS.

5000 asenter smiles itrar til iaIse be ine
fte Siiiifort / Seroeu. atpe Wpnftre Tor
1888 f9roise M. Yrsper 4 Gents. Stor
TrDpebo9 IS Gents. vi betaIer tor fom
mission os forerer bore Nssuter ubre, vi.
buns oip. Bent itte. Seno itraI eiter
Erepebos.
Zontb RtnneapoIiS 0aro Co.,
HGun 1Boifen1. Ntnneapolis, Dlinn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

6alIfncri. @n aisbmanb / aoloins
er lat unoer Siltale for at baue ifrepet
fallte &eller til ct Belgb al 5000 &ros
1er.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
ait W uIigt.
"9oinbelige Yarberer,"

"Goinbelige Sarberer!" uobrSo
Ssrsenisn. "1at for mig; BET ital ies
bog life bape uoset Of" "Ds buors
for life oet?" - "6uorfur? 6oroi iee
ianoelis life bar slsmt, bpilfen uleitiss
heo canton tom /, ioroi ban FOB 1T
Sadr flippe al ct 5ruentimmer."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Zen me Hprbinbclie meb @e

Zen fiDe 60rbtnOelle meb 8eit.
Suerlse ps Npr9e pentes aabnet i Se.
~spnoellen Of Sum- Maaneo, ba ben
norohaaanoife 8ane fra @stebora til
garbera pil funne inbuies, o. lanes
belle &piten oil Der ba bore Sernpei liae
til &riitiania. Ser ital bore. truiist
IorelDbi9 Nitale meDem ale paaeiel=
oenoe Sernbaneielifaber, be nuri.e %
De oanlfe Statsbaners Stprelie inobe.
Tatteoe, ON sjennemsaaenbe Cog %
birefte expedition al &eiienoe laauel
'om al @pos, beis poer &~ipbenbapn,
oels oper Malmp os pibere ipopaa.
Sra ariitiania til Seliinsburs ital BET
flpres i famine 8osn, fra Seliinsbors
til 6eliinser ital Der saa npe banlfe
Eo'lfibe = beooer bet = men ON bette
iibite er ristiat, eller ON Seilaolen fra
Sellin9bors life lfuloe sua birefte til
8%iDbeubapn, uibes bog neppe enbnu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Gn Wnue nehhlnf.

Stubsmgue noroenfor Stese funoe life
tlnre fig | ben itrrte Storm, ion raieoe
forleoen. og Oct bar life at unores ouer.
oa ben par meset sammel Os brsitf9lz
big.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Oct norlfe os iuenlte Sicesgoniulat / 2es
Woines, Soma, lioiteoer 5rlbmaster % tnos
iorbrer Nrpemibler | bet aamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Sr. Yeter 9onfel, Bloomington, 81,
boloer meset at ct. Safobs Ole os er
fuloitenois operbeuit ON bens 5or,
traHelisbep.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

State inien siper altib ben bebite
Befororins for ben bilisite Bris.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
IpDs=GrDflantaer.

Eieen, ineen buiIten man itat sisre fine aumslosIier er
for aruinger uocnIunos / Nor.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

SifriftslGge Neinbaro i TraitD
opoe pluoielis Den lite Warts paa en-
&eiie / Gmbeos Webfpr, 70 gar CANT
mel. San bar farbis meo fin Sorret.
ming ps bar itesen til Bogus for Of
fjgre biem, men, forinoen gcsnen bar
lat Seu9selie, upsao ban Ianoen.
Den Gfbpoe, Der bar en- / bpi Grab
elIfelis ACKNOWLEDGED, futoe ben lite
Ipril BABE ferret fit 50zaarise Subj
lGum iom 2ase / Yreitp, us bans
mango Senner i 8p us Smesn bauoe
truffet Joranitaltnins til at feire oenne
Dag peo ct Seitmaaltio, liseiom Der
o9iaa bar inbiamlet ct YensesS elpb,
bpormeb ben samle 9ase ifulpe bape
peret ouerraifet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Gn nbDs9clig Scgiuenbeo er pas
ieret i 0anuins Sosu ueo Sfjern. S ct
Sus, buOr en- uns Yise par enc i Stuen,
meoens Sorelorene pare noe / Stalben
bos &reaturerne, trenste fig pluoielis
peo Nfteutio en bpi, fpinbefl9ot Yerion
iub, iurtiuartet / Iniistet, os misbanoz
leoe Yisen paa bet frpstelisite. 9a
Sorelorene TOM tilbase, fanbt De Date
rem lissenoe pper 9prterIfelen, for laaet
os ioruiloet, meoens ben ubefjenote bar
ioripunbet. Ser menes at bore en-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meo / SpiIet, ioet
Yisen s~ientasne @anse bar mootaset
anonpme gloparielss os Iruielsbreue.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Re Sortneot 2tater I nnerifa; t. Eor,r,s,
@taitrs N'strirs Ten I~a5tiosH5t Ra1f.-Tsr ubas
r'rss N1st Zen osmnsu Rlqt. ztdtrut. -
N5mm'r o. lIr9-Eoipai'utt. 5iuartNru,.-Gon
mou'otu -]st,mmsrsifn .- 'dt,orfsuu FutiiIs
pT.'H5t- 1Tus1Hsitti absy. -ESfura7iura5,r Ps,
ttu1a,jt,v, - fssctcyif -Eo,ti' q pruit,, tartisr
II Nssnts eampa3HsH 1 issi-gtriltss 6og6oo-Arf
ttist -ii'ntatvt3r - 'yrsuiHsstosi - Eciisr II,
amgi'suitt H5uu. - e6itau. - sj"ras, ir 8o "a
r'suoor -JoWmu l~pHA-Rra1. 2Hr "a irtislt Esrs
e9is n 2 tua' 'u't-2tss e. prEuSs5ju8 IraT, yitrs,
Sal.-sarsviust 1Gg~tsta5.-Eotbto -It F55,us
Stattrs frshocHtfr -HlmiESslils p,mry'rius 2.
S"aattaasIisr ira RsraS: Eufouttu 40 Nsrs,
Gsfsute Idqtt E5rqt-Fau,lstuj-Zuss g szltr.
Smt't1 oo VtoitsJ o. pds NIT tssclso. e]rlro5os
T1uitu Z 5rlutu - On Vat ct ~optduci o5tI ct
Seize & acknowledgement -Wsr Stsu - Soy, To-
Gttt-heut E9JtHl'ttor -zdfa5slust
S~tiIesnins tit @misranttr.
NSis - SENS ]oogtoirt, iti,uSl. slats ssA
y. Inunoicn,
Iccorah. Roma.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-22
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
An Editor Fined For Contempt
by the PameII Commission,
THAT wHITECHHPEL FIEND
Again Supposed to be on the RAM
pase-A Description of Him
Thought TO Have Bcen sc-
curcd-othcr News.

LONDON, Nov. 5L-At the meeting Of
the Parnell commission to-day, Mr.. Reid,
counsel for Mr.. Edward Harrington,
stated that Mr.. Harrington did not
choose to adopt the course he had ad-
vised in relation to the article abusing
the commission which had appeared in
Harrington's paper, the Kerry Sentiacl.
Presiding Justice Hannen asked Mr..
Harrington if he had anything to say:
Mr.. Harrington replied that he had no
statement to make except that he would
accept responsibilities for what appeared
in his paper.
The judges retired and Mr.. Harring-
ton conversed uuconcernedly with his
his brother Timothy until their return:
In ten minutes the judges reappeared
and Judge Hannen said he regretted
that Mr.. Harrington refused TO adopt
Mr.. Reid's advice. II would be wasting
words to indicate how serious was the
contempt ofCourt OF which his paper had
been guilty. 1t was necessary that the
OF the court should be main
tanned and therefore such things must
be stopped. He then fined Mr.. Harring.
ton $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-22
. THE wHITECHAPEL FlBND AGAIN.

This Time He Fails in His Attempt 10
Butcher WOnlan-Ths Police ut Last
Have Description of Him.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Great excitement
was occasioned this morning when it
was reported that another woman had
been murdered and mutilated in White.
chapel. The police Immediately formed
a Gordon around the premises. An
enormous crowd rushed to the vicinity
in which the crime was said to have been
committed, where it was learned that
another murder had been attempted
upon Ia low woman by man who had
accompanied here to her lodging, but
that in this instance his work had been
frustrated. According to the woman's
story the man had seized her and struck
her once in the throat with knife. She
Struggled desperately, and had succeeded
in freeing herself from the mans grasp
and had screamed for help. Her cries
had alarmed the man and he fed with
out attempting any further violence.
Some OF the neighbors who had heard
the woman's screams followed the muir
derer for about three hundred yards,
when he disappeared from their sight.
The woman says she is fully able to
recognize the man, and gave descrip-
ton OF him to the police. The police are
hopeful OF soon capturing him.
lATER.-After investigation OF the facts
the police are OF the opinion that the at
tempted murder in Whitechapel this
morning was not the work OF the man
WHO committed the astrocious murders
in this vicinity recently. No arrest has
been made, The excitement among the
people continues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-22
BUCKHANNON RNTHUsES.


Harrlson's and GOfr's Election Celebrated
by Upshur County Republicans. g,
Special Dispatch to he IaieItiDnoer.
BUcKHANNoN, W. Va, Nov. 2l.-Last
night this town surpassed itself and all
places in this part OF the State in its
grand illumination and torchlight pro.
cession.
About three hundred torches had been
secured, and these were less than half
enough for the crowd desiring to crowd
desiring to carry them. More than two
thousand people were on the streets. 1t
had been announced that Gen. Gof was
invited and ex pected to be present. The
highest enthusiasm was manifested and
entire good feeling prevailed, even to the
neighborly extent OF Democratic resi-
dences adjoining Republicans being
alike with them illuminated, and some
g0od.natured Democrats, after decorating
themselves and houses IN dingy mourn.
ing, gravely moved with the procession.
The log cabin was drawn by twelve
horses. On top OF the cabin were sew
eral men, among them an aged Democrat
holding high in the air a coon and
shouting "Hurrah for Golf and Tom
Davis" Following this was quite train
OF wagons having upon them in full
operation the forge, loom, ETC., exhibit
ing in the usual way the protected in
dustries. Next cane n procession OF
torches and banners, those carrying them
in the streets being mounted on horses.
Behind all came the fire works. The
banners were apt and to the point, and
when dcprecatory Of Democracy or its
defeated candidates were so in mere
pleasantries, and not with harshness
and scandal, which was done so freely
by Democrats here four years ago.
In banners as in the hearts OF the
masses, Golf sentiment was uppermost
and easily subordinated everything else.
Here are few examples: "Gof7s ma.
jority, 24O"; "West Virginia for Golf;
Golf for America";- "Goff broke the
Solid South; "lSSs, Governor GofE-
1892, President Go62
An object OF special attraction in the
illumination was double arch over the
crossing OF Main and Depot streets, art
istiCally decorated with flags, Chinese
and Japanese lanterns. At midnight
the welkin was still ringing to the echo,
"Hurfah for Gof!"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-22
A SINGULAR RESULT.

Alleged Official Figures in Wyoming
County-Evidentiy the Fleming Men
Traded Cleveland.
Special DiyGieh to tie IRtelligneT.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 2l.-The
Wyoming Ne,s, publishes what pur-
ports to be the official vote OF that
county, and shows a singular result.
The table gives the following majorities:
Harrison, 125; GofF, 81; McGinnis, 65.
The singular part OF it is that while the
Republican National, State and Con-
gressional tickets have these handsome
majorities, the entire Democratic county
ticket seems to be elected by majorities
ranging from % to 465. 1t was thought
here at first that there is a mistake in
the count somewhere OF the National
and State tickets, as the difference be-
tween Harrison's and Goff's majorities
is so great, whilg in=every, other county
in the State Gofr has run ahead OF the
National ticket. 1t is possible that the
Fleming men traded off Cleveland to
secure votes for their man. This theory
is borne out when it is considered that
in the total vote Golf is but 80 behind
Harrison, while Cleveland is the same
number behind Fleming. Goif seemed
to have polled the full party vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-22
DEMOCRATIC lNCONSISrENCY.

=
Judge FlemlnG's Gard Reads Funny in View
OF b"a'ts Ills Friends nra Making at His
h"m"--lIenry $. Walkers "Assuranccs."
Dh hc Editor orMe IaiGligner.
siR:-The card published in the Regis
ter OF to-day over the name OF Judge
Fleming may sound well at a distance
and be considered as rejecting on the
patriotism and courage OF a men upon
whose shoulders rest the responsibility
Of defending the rights and maintaining
the dignity Of great political party, but
10 those who are familiar with the tactics
OF Judge Fleming's party leaders and
party cOunselOrs Il savors largely OF the
ridiculous. 1t was announced publicly
IN this community, as early as last Mon
gay, which was the day before the pub
hcation OF General Gotf's modest, manly
CarI, that the contest had been narrow
Cd down to such a close margin that 1t
would become contest before the Leg
stature, no matter which OF the two gen.
Iemen should be declared elected. This
declaration was made by Democrat
who, from association Mt least, is sup
posed to reflect the sentiments Of Judge
EIeming. II cannot be said that Gen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-22
COYDENSED TgLgGRAMs,


Two deaths from yellow fever yester-
day at Jacksonville.
The German Budget contemplates an
expenditure OF 100000 marks.
James Russell Lowell was banquetted
by the Philomathic Society at Liverpool
last night. He leaves for America to-
day.
William Allen, his wife, daughter and
three sons were mysteriousiy poisoned
at their home in Plymouth, Ohio. The
daughter has died and Mrs. Allen is in
critical condition.
Charles Mccarthy and George Young
fought to finish last night for the ban
tam championship in New York. Young
was knocked completely out in tho
ninth round. Mccarthy got the fight
and $500.
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eral Golf was defiant, nor that
his announced determination to main
tain his rights and the rights OF the Re-
publican party was OF such q character
us to reduce Judge Fleming TO course
he would not otherwise have pursued.
Furthermore, it has been q matter Of
street gossip for days that HenryS.
Walker keeps the Telegraph wires hot
with assurances OF Judge Fleming's cleo
ton, based upon "oflicial returns re-
ceived at the office OF Secretary OF State"
and while absent on his tours Of "inves-
tigation," Judge Fleming himself has
been known to announce to his friends
here that his election was assured be-
yond doubt. The matter has been so
long an undetermined question, due
TO q Democratic demand for a
recount here and there, that it became a
matter Of duty for General Gotf TO an.
nounce the result as he had ascertained
it to be, and as the Republican State
Committee and others well informed
knew it to be. G. NJ. SHINN.
Fdirmoni, ". Va, Nor. 81.
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TIE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE

Getting Its Work Ready for Congress.
Chairman Randall Unable to bc Present.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q. The membersof
the Appropriation Committee held their
first meeting to-day preliminary TO the
assembling Of the Fiftieth Congress in
second session. Although Chairman
Randall was able to drive to the polls
and cast his vote two weeks ago, he does
not deem it wise to expose himself to
the sometimes esunwholesome atmosphere
at the capital in advance OF the assem-
bling OF Congress, so the deliberations
of the seven gentlemen present in the
committee room to-day were presided
over by Representative j. D. Sayers, the
fifth member on the roll. His colleagues
present were MesSrs. Clements, Rice,
Ryan, Butterworth, McComas and An
derson.
The committee had before them the
Treasury estimate for the District OF
Columbia fortifcation and sundry civil
bill, submitted by courtesy in advance
OF the regular time. The first budget
was referred to a special committee,
consisting OF Messrs, Clements, Rice,
McComas and Anderson, for report and
they will meet tomorrow to begin their
work. The subcommittee in charge Of
the fortifcation bill will probably get at
it the last OF the week, and it is the ex-
peCtation OF the committee, no less than
their desire, that the district iortiHca.
ton billsshall be ready and submitted tc
the House at the beginning OF the ses
sion.
The sundry civil bill is quite yolum
inous and will require fully three weeks
for its consideration. The full com
Inittee will not meet again until one o
the bills is ready for report by the sub
committe.
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KILLED MS BEST FRIEND.


A Tragedy In Danville, Illinois-The Muir
derer Threatens the Lives OF Others.
DANvrLLE, Ill, Nov. 2l.-John Arm
strong, the Grape Greek murderer, came
to Danville Monday night and made his
way into the Consolidated Coal Com
pany's mines. About A o'clock in the
morning te met John Cooke, a miner,
and said: 81 struck my wife last night
and knocked her down. The noise
awoke Joe GLASGOW, who was asleep on
the bed, and he said: John, l would be
more of p man than to strike a woman.
l replied, am the best man in the
house. Joe attempted to take Off his
coat and l shot him through the heart.
He was my best friend; l killed him in
fit Of passion and as / am in for it, l will
give myself up after have killed Jones
and Dave Murray" Armstrong was
nightwatchman for the Consolidated
Company until eight months ago, when
ho was discharged for incompetency at
the instance Murray, pit boss, and
Jones, engineer. He is now hiding in
the reCessGs OF the mine awaiting his
opportunity to shoot down Murray and
Jones. They are both around and say
they will kill Armstrong on sight.