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SPRINGER TALKS.


He Says tho Next House Is Undoubtedly
RepublICRn-AdmlSsIo OF Territories.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 29.-William
NJ. Springer, OF Illinois, is Chairman of
the House Committee on Territories,
and very energetic one. AS the Terri
torial question is likely to be the upper
most one at the coming session of Con-
gress especial note is taken Of every
thing Springer says on the subject.
Here is what he said to-day: ave are
going to try very hard to pass the bill
admitting to the Union the Territories
OF Washington, Montana. Dakota and
New Mexico. And we shall certainly
pass the Oklahoma bill at once. The
next House will undoubtedly be Repub-
lican by asmall majority, and l suppose
the Republicans Of both House and Sem
ute would have no objection to strength
ening that majority. The admission OF
the Territories would do that. The
Territories could be States in time to
elect Senators and Representatives to
the Fifty.iirst Congress. Montana, Wash
ington and Dakota are Republican. The
Senate may insist on division of Dako-
tn, and such action would probably
block matters for while. / am in favor
OF any reasonable compromise. I am
and have been in favor OF the admission
OF those four Territories on broader
ground that that OF politics. / sincerely
hope that we shall be able TO pass the
enabling act during this coming ses-
ainn -
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rnI,en for nm Old murder.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 29.-Moun'
tain Home, Baxter county, is consider
ably agitated over the arrest of promi
nent citizen known there MS A. ]. Sim
mons. He was jailed Monday by Sheriff
Wolf, who says his real name is Morrow
and that he is refugee from Jefferson
county, Ala, where he is wanted tc
answer to the charge of murder com
mitted ten years ago. He was delivered
yesterday to j. +. Riddle, an Officer
from Alabama, who has already started
for the scene OF the crime.
The officer says that ten years ago
Simons had quarrel with a young mar
by the name Of Higdon, but they made
up and shook hands. A few days latel
they met at church, where Simons call
cd the young man out and stabbed hin
TO death. He then ran away apd located
in Baxter county, this State, where hi
has since resided under the name o
Simons. He married here and has al
interesting family. He has conducted
himself as good citizen, and his arrest
caused great sensation.
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TIE PARNELL INVESTIGATION.
No Direct Evidence Connecting the League
With Grimes.

No Direct Evidence Connecting the League
With Grimes.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-Inspector Crane
gave evidence before the Parnell COM
mission to-day as' to the progress of
crimein Ireland being coincident with
the formation of branches Of the League.
Wherever n League organization was
started outrages followed. Not every
Lacquer was a moonliGhter, but the ma
jority OF moonlighters were leaguers.
On cross examination the witness ad-
mitted that he had never been able to
trace directly the connection of persons
convicted OF outrages with the League.
Certainly no official OF the League had
ever been convicted. No crime had oc-
CURED in connection with Home Rule
agitation of the extension OF the fran
chise. Every crime arose over land dis
putes. Inspector Rice deposed that he
had always understood that moonlight
ers executed the behests OF the League.
On being cross-examined by Mr.. Hat-
rington the witness said he could not
point out a single instance supported by
proof where the League had directed u
moonlight outrage.
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AQuoer Elopenlent.

MAYsvILLr, KY. Nov. ga rather
romantic elopement has come to light,
Cassius NJ. Clay Saunders, a country
merchant OF Fleming county, had made
all arrangements to elope with Miss Jen'
ME Emmons. At the eleventh hour
however, Eli Mckee, n rival, persuaded
the young lady to fly with him. The
couple reached this city at midnight and
crossed the river at once, where Squire
Beasly was aroused from his slumbers tc
tie the nuptial knot. Mckee and bride
were here yesterday, stopping at the
European Hotel, where they were as
signed the room that Saunders hat
spoken for.
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READING, Pa, Nov. 9o,-seyeral days
ago it was decided to take Jonas Henry
young man of Grimsville, this county,
to the Harrisburg Insane Asylum. He
heard.ofit and procured revolver aud
a lot OF cartridges, locked himself in his
room and barricaded it. There he has
remained ever since, threatening tc
shoot any one who attempts to capture
him. A posse will make q determined
effort to capture him.
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LONDON, Nov. 20.-In the House OF
Commons this evening Mr.. Bradlaugh
moved to adjourn the House in order to
call attention to the continued imprison-
ment OF Mr.. Moroney in Kilmainham
Jail for contempt of court under the
coercion act. He said that Mr.. Moroney
was suffering in health aud becoming
insane.
Mr.. Beliour and Sir Richard Webster,
Attorney General, contended that the
government had no power to order the
release OF Moroney. 1t was his own
fault il he failed to purge himself OF his
contempt.
After long debate the motion was re-
jected by n vote OF l95 to l59. '.'
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ANOTHER OF HIM.


Tascott, the Murderer of Smell, Arrested
In Kentucky.
LoulsvILLE, KY, Nov. 20.-A Courier
Journal, Mount Sterling, KY, special
says: A man supposed to be Tascott, the
murderer OF Millionaire Smell, OF Chi
cago, was captured last night in Menife
county by a posse Of men under the
leadership of Deputy Marshal John
Day. This man for some weeks past has
been staying about Owingsville, Bath
county. He gave his name as Dickerson.
A few days ago he borrowed fine shot
gun at 0wingsville, stating he was going
to the mountains to prospect for miner
als. From the description and photo
graph Of Tascott, suspicion attached to
DiCkerson, answering as he does the
description most minutely. He was fol-
lowed to the mountains and after fight
in which he was wounded, was cap
tured and lodged in Frenchburg jail.
He had in his possession n large sum Of
money and refused to say where he
got it.
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merits Of the case. The outcome Of the
case is looked for with much interest
everywhere,


Brooke COuRty Local.
The probabilities certainly do favor
the election OF General Goff as Govern
or, and that much is conceded by honest
Democrats. The utter absurdity OF the
Republicansstealing the vote Of the State
from the men who have control OF it, J..
O., the Democracy, we mean OF the re-
turning boards and courts, is too utterly
absurd TO raise even smile. II Got
has been, as we fully believe, elected
Governor, it is far more probable that
the Democracy will count him out II
such thing be at all possible. That
they are at all willing and anxious so TO
do, IN examination OF the effort made
by them to secure Pendleton's election
would convince Doubling Thomas"
should he return to earth.
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An Ohio River Train Wrecked.

Special Dl4Ddleh % ihe IRttll0tNocr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. 20.-At
o'clock this morning Chesapeake &
Ohio yard engine ran into Ohio River
passenger train No. 9, on the Chesa'
peake & Ohio main line here, and til
baggage, smoker and day coach were
totally demolished. Conductor Hen.
dershot and his brakeman jumped and
escaped. The train was delayed four
hours. The accident was due to care
lessness on the part OF the Chesapeake
& Ohio engineer, and he was dis.
charged on the spot.
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PRovIvcRrowN, Mass, Nov. 20.-Tho
dismasted schooner Nj, & A. Morrison
has been towed into the harbor and run
aground on the flats. The body OF a
man about so years OF age has been
taken from the wreck, and has been
Identified as Capt. Daniel Morrison, ol
lordan's Ferry, Shelbourne, N. 5.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. 20.-Domi-
nick McCaHrey tonight threw bomb
into the Killeen camp by offering to
fight Killeeu after his (AIcCaffrey's) ben.
eft tomorrow, any number OF rounds
for any amount.
Killeen lately backed square down in
an agreement to fight, but McCatlrey
proposes to make him fight or lie down
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upon that issue and they expect prompt

"Will there be any change in the pres.
ent bill as reported to the HouseP
"There may be q few changes in it,
but none to which there can be any i'm
portance attached. The party is pledged
TO tariff reform and reduction OF the
surplus, but all this must be accom-
plished on the lines OF protection"
"Will the Democrats endeavor.to cut
the ground from beneath the Republican
party by introducing bill to admit Mon
tana to the sisterhood OF States?"
II hardly think SO. They would not
attempt to legislate for the admission Of
Montana without looking out for the in
terest Of other Territories that are in
like situation. However, If such aques-
ton should come UP, you may rest Sc
cure that the Republican party will be
equal to the emergency"
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-Prcsident and
and Mrs. Cleveland attended the Assem-
bly, Church to-day, where several OF the
Presbyterian churches held union SER
vice. The sermon was preached by the
Rev. DR.. Pitzer. After the services the
President reviewed the District National
Guard from stand in front Of the White
House, aud and then went out TO Oak
View, where he ate his Thanksgiving
dinner with Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Fol-
som aud Mrs. Hoyt, relative OF Mrs.
Cleveland.
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 20.-Twenty-five
sportsmen to-day witnessed fight be,
tween a bull terrier and raccoon from
Gallon, o.. Each animal weighed TWEEN
ty.iour pounds. The match was for So
side, the dog to kill the coon in TWEEN
ty minutes. The coon turned upon its
back, using its teeth on the dogs head
and neck, and in sixteen minutes the
dogs owner gave up the fight.
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nombnr,Iment of ZnnxIbnr.

ZANZIBAR, Nov. 99.-The English and
German admirals, in the sultan's name,
have published proclamation to the
effect that the blockade will commence
at noon on Sunday and that the fleets
are to take their positions to-day. The
Sultan is still i'll. II is rumored that q
quantity OF arms and ammunition is
being landed on the Portuguese coast.
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The hearing on the writ OF mandamus
commanding the Ohio county Court to
certify the original returns as to Con-
gresham to the Governor, will come up
before Judge Boyd in the Circuit Court,
at $3.50 o'clock this morning. The hear
ing may take the form OF an inquiry
INTO the facts and cover the whole mat
Ter at issue in this county, or it may be
determined without going into the
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DAxvlLLE, ILL, Nov. 20.-JamesM Musk,
q farmer living in the northeast part Of
this county, and his eight sons who were
living with him, were all stricken down
at the same time with diphtheria. Two
Of the boys died, and the recovery Of
some OF the others is doubtful.
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LONDON, Nov. 20.-The case of Valery
Wedemann against Robert Horace VAL
pole,the heirpresumptive ofthe Earldom
Of Oxford, for breach of promise was
heard to-day. The plaintiff contradicted
herself and declined TO answer vital
questions. Finally the jury interiered,
the trial was stopped and u verdict for
the defendant was rendered.
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DAYTON, O., Nov. 90.-In the Bandle.
Heikes 100 live bird match here to-day
for $3.50 a side, darkness compelled post.
ponement, when 02 birds had been shot
at by each man. The score now stands
Bandle, 81; Heikes, SO. Heikes killed
the first 40 birds. Bandle's best rur
was o..
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LlttIc wn,hinrton T.ke. water.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 29.-At last
Washington is sure that the water works,
which have been talked Of for so many
years past, has been realized. This morn.
ing water was turned into all the pipes,
and everything. as far as could be ascer.
tanned, is in good working order.
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DIED.

GRISiE5-on Thursday, November o. lsss. n. :
O'Clock n. IN, b. II. GmSiEs, aged 10 years.
Funeral services at the residence OF his sister.
Mn. Mary A. Cochran, No. CT Eighteenth
street. on Saturday morning at 0 o'clock
Friends OF tho family are invited to attend.
Interment ut GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 2o.-Mr. L. Walsh, pro-
prietor of the People, paper published
at Wexford, has been sentenced to five
weeks imprisonment for making
speeches intended to intimidate the
people.
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 29.-At sandus.
ky, Ohio, to-day, Albert Walker attempt'
ed to throw out some dynamite, when
the compound exploded, tearing off his
arms and iuhicting other injuries, from
the effects OF which he died in short
Nsu,a
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Edison's Wouldn't you like to
buy n phonograph? 1t will store up
everything you say and repeat it to you.
Want one? Omaha Man-No; got
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The Governor.Elect on for Washington,
Sreeiaf DfsDateh 10 he Latsklfoen.eT.

CLARKsBune, W. Va, Nov. 90
Governor.Elect Gofr left for Washing
ton last evening, accompanied by Mrs
GofF and son Percy. The Governor re
sumes his duties as member Of the fiji
tieth Congress on Monday.
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Special Dispatch TO he TnteLlipeneT.
FAIRMoYT, W. Va, Nov. 2O.-Will j.
Shore, leading business man OF Fair
mont, aud Miss Emma Pride, one OF
Eairmont's most popular young ladies,
were married ut o'clock this evening.
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ADuc, ,bo T,p,.

PARIS, Nov. 2o.-M. Paul DecoaIde
aud NJ. Reinach, editor of the RcpuItiquc
Francaise, will fight n duel tomorrow.
The trouble was caused by an article in
the paper attacking NJ. Decoulde's guild
ance Of the Patriotic League.
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Me,ye Elected Them. But.

, WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Congressman
Goff, of West Virginia, says three Re-
publican Congressman have been elect
ed in West Virginia,
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. GA formal
tender of the position OF chief marshal Of
the inaugural parade at Washington on
the 4th OF March, was made to Governor
Beaver to-day. He has not yet decided
10 accept the profered honor.
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Special DispdielI to nc IatelligAeer.
New MARrISsvILLE, Nov. 29.-A
horse which n farmer rode to town thi'
morning was taken sick on the way, ant
died shortly after arriving here witt
what was undoubtedly hydrophobia.
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T7FtrIuI DIspHlCN 10 N0t 4H't'WI'7VV'
WESTON, Nov. ga. l.. Arnold, o.
this city, while working in a school
house ut Braxton Q. H., fell yesterday
and received injuries that may prove
fatal
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LONDON, Nov. 29.-During the evening
report reached the House of Commons
that Lord Compton, the Gladstonian
candidate in the Holburn District o.
London, had been elected. When the
news was received the Gladstonian
members stood on their benches and
cheered themselves hoarse. A subse'
auent report showed that Mr.. Bruce, the
Conservative candidate, was successful
and similar scene was enacted by the
Conservative members. So prolonged
was the cheering that the Speaker with
difficulty restored order.
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CoHAssET, MASS, Nov. 29.-It is the
opinion of Capt. NJ. II. Reamey, keeper
OF Minots Light, that the Philadel-
phia collier Allentown is at the bot
tom Of the ocean, and lies about one mile
northeast OF the lighthouse, directly in
the track OF navigation, and that she
struck on Jason's Ledge. This is a small
ledge standing up from broad shoal
bottom, and at low tide is covered with
about seven feet Of water. 1t lies direct
ly in the path OF all large vessels. No
bodies were seen, and there is nothing
above water in the locality mentioned.
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Bucharest, Nov. 2O.-The stables of
the Royal Castle at sinaia were Destroy
ed by fire to-day. The fire was the
work OF an incendiary.
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Tie Court yesterday took under ad-
yisement the motion made by Capt.
Bowers to summon the officers who con-
lpc;ed the election at the Upper Greene
precinct. This morning they refused to
do SO.
Capt. Bowers, in support Of his mo-
ton, read the expression OF Judge
Green, OF the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals, in similar ease. Judge Green
'9gh ". Va, page 81 said, in speaking
OF possible frauds, that to prevent these
the County Court has authority to sum
mon officers OF election.
Mr.. Guy L. G. Allen, OF Wheeling,
whose name has become familiar to some
peOple since this recount business be-
ran, and who represented Mr.. Pendle-
ton to-day, objected TO this. lie said
this was not the expression oil the court
on legal proposition properly before it,
but merely the diCtum of the court, vol
uutary and not having the authority Of n
decision. But certainly the opinion OF
Judge Green as mere lawyer ought to
be good Democratic authority.
Colonel Robert McEldOwney asked
what was to be gained by summoning
these officers. Suppose they appear and
swear that there were l25 votes cast for
Atkinson in that precinct, instead OF Ill,
as the recount shows; what then? That
would simply reflect OH this court and
its clerks.
Think of thatl It was enoughto pre-
vent the court from summoning the com
missioncrs Of Upper Greene, us it was
their legal duty to do.
The motion OF Capt. Bowers for u bill
d exceptions was then taken up, and
postponed until tomorrow 1t is under
stood that the court intends to adjourn
on Saturday. The postponement was
made ostensibly to allow Mr.. Wiley,who
was Flcming's attorney as long MS one
was needed, and then resigned in favor
oiMr. Umslead, and became the County
Courts legal adviser, to look up the
law.
But what good will the law do when
tie certificates have been sent off?
Messrs. Wiley aud McEldowney both
declined to advise the court not TO sign
the bill OF exceptions, lest they might
be compelled TO by the Circuit Court.
Judge Stcaley, Of that Court, by the
way, is still absent, holding court in
Doilridgc county. Otherwise there
would have been mHndamus proceedings
here M in Wheeling.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 20.-oficia]
bulletin for twenty-fours ending at 0 p
IN. to-day; New cases, Z. There were
no deaths. Total cases to date, 1857
total deaths, 4Os. The Board OF Health
still persists in denying entrance to ref
ugees.
GAINESVILLE, FLA, Nov. 20.-No new
cases and no deaths for the past twenty
four hours.
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CERTIFICATE SENT ON.
Tho WetzeI County Court
Takes Snap Judgment
and SETTLES THE MATTER.
D,,dlc,on VIII Undoubtedly Get the
p,Ima FacIc Title to His stolen
scat-Thc General Talk at
New Observation-Disclosures.

s.,-ir Grr0pqHd'Het Of he InieHiqcHcer'
ypU lIAGrlNsyiLLE, w. VA, Nov. 90.
III. County Court OF Wctzel county
t,.orobably settled the question as to
-5o % shall get the Governors certificate
selection as c Congressman from the First
J,rict They expedited matters to-
hy sjucI the certificates based on what
ai,morally sure was a felonious altera-
,gnoi the ballots after they were cast
,,I counted, and at once had them
u,led to Charleston. In the light of
Al the prccedents it is not apparent
bor there can now be any other out
o,ne Of the matter than the issuing Of
n. certificate to Pendleton. No court
,,p intervene now. That is why the
county court here was so precipitant
today. /, did not propose that any
colr, should intervene.
This morning the court deferred the
decision as to whether it would sign
C,ot Bowers bill OF exceptions on be-
Sajfoi Mr.. Atkinson till tomorrow. l
Ia not know what the legal view OF it
/. U.t il seems to me this would require
t6e rou.t rs a matter OF honor to defer
Gtbrr action until that question was
decided. It is a preliminary step. A
Soqr actuatcd by proper and high
minded motives certainly would not do
a, Ibis court did. As soon as Capt. Bow
erslpit the court room they began to
abns,le," and us soon as the certificates
could be made out, signed them and
instructed the clerk to mail them. This
b.iid.
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Thecertifcate us forwarded to Charles
ton gives Cleveland 2,205 votes and
Harrison ,3S4, a Democratic majority
OiOIl; Fleming 2,2S5 and Golf !, ,402, .
Democratic majority OF SSj. The total
vote on Presidency was 3,670, and on
Governor 3,GS7. The vote on Congress
fell of to 1868. OF these Pendleton re-
cevcd by the recount 2,2S6 and At
kinson 1877, majority for Pend}eton
Of 900.
AT the original count at the polls PEN
dleton received but 2,2S3 votes. This
discrepancy OF three votes is inconslder-
able, Atkinson received l,402 votes,
and Pendlcton's majority was but Ssl.
Ii the reader will go over those votes
again and hote their significance he will
not need to be told what | consider NOR
ally ycertain-Pendleton's increased ma
lOrty was the result OF q crime.
The total vote on the original count
was 1865. Is it reasonable to suppose
that % men scratched Atkinson's name
oil and did not write his opponents
name on? Is ii reasonable to suppose
that election officials, a majority Demo-
Gratis, not old men OF feeble cydsight us
has been alleged in explanation, not
ignorant men, us is assumed to make it
reasonable, should count for the Re-
publican candidate % votes from which
!als name was scratched in peculiarly
black and strangely similar pencil
marks?
The ballots were altered after they
We're first counted. They were altered
IN the vault OF the County Clerks office.
They were altered by man who ought
10 be in the penitcntiary.
r Many good Democrats here doubt this.
They have not examined the evidence
which appears on the surface. Many
others simply hope il is not so. Others
who pass i5r honest men know 1t is SO
ana know who did it. 1t is burning
shame that the will OF the people can be
even temporarily thwarted by sneak
lhlel. 1t is n great pity that honest men
VINO ought to help ferret out the crimi
nal, shut their eyes to the facts and helE
crime.
None Of the explanations offered viii
bear explanation. Those who maxi
them are i'll advised. Honest inquir!
Will convince anybody that there was
grave crime committed.
One peculiar thing was told me to
Iay When the returns came into thu
County Court the figures on Congress
man in Greene district were withheld
Ihis one fact has not been explained
Until it is, it must be regarded with sus
piciOn. M.s.F.