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local BREYTIES.
Matter. of Minor SIomont in md ADou
thu City.

thu CITY.
MATINEE Mt the Grand to day.
The GRAND this evening-"Irisl Aris-
tocracy."
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
A NEW fire brick sidewalk is being
laid around the Exchange Bank prem
ises.
TIE Glass Packers Union gave a ball
at Arion hall last night that was largely
attended and ut which every one had II
good time.
YoUNG MEN's meetings at the Young
Mems Christian Association building, ut
1880 o'clock this evening and o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
SUNDAY SCHooL teachers meeting for
the study Of the International lesson, at
the Young Mems Christian Association,
ut O'Clock this afternoon.
TIE river was falling very slowly at
dusk fast evening with depth OF eleven
feet in the channel. Business was very
dull on the levee yesterday.
TIE rattle OF Crescent Lodge No. 1, X.
OF G. E., which was to have come of this
evening at the hall, 1907 Main street,
has been postponed one week.
TIE Lizzie Bay got in from Cincin-
natl on fairly good time last evening
with q big trip on board. She will leave
on her return trip ut p. NJ. to-day.
JUDGE BoYD will hold special term
OF the Circuit Court on October 81 and
frR IN
action of chancery business and the
naturalization of foreigners.
TIE Grand Encampment OF Odd Eel.
lows meets at Huntington next Monday
and the Grand Lodge on Tuesday.
Delegates will leave on Sunday morn,
ing at 1880 o'clock over the Ohio River
railroad.
JOHN V. WHITE found in the Balti,
more & Ohio depot, pocket book iul
Of money, containing also u railroad
ticket and trunk check. By searching
he found the owner, lady, whose al
was in the purse. She was so grateful
she forgot to say thank you.
TnE rain fell hard yesterday. OF the
nineteen days OF this month, rain hai
fallen on all but one, and it was not
clear day. 1t has thundered on three
days, and yet yesterday the air was nj
warm MS May. The sun set red las
night, presaging fair day to-day.
KAsLEY;& BRooEs, who have the con
tract OF hauling n seven ton marrow
= gauge engine to Mount Pleasant, lci
Bridgeport with it about 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, and got Us far us Han
over street, Martins Ferry, by evening
Some Of the time they had twent!
horses hitched to it. 1t is big under
] taking, especially at this season, wit!
roads in bad condition. They vii
take another hitch ut it to-day.
Word has been received at polio
headquarters Of the escape OF two NOR
boys from the Reform School ut MOI
ganza, Pa, and for whom the customar
reward Of $40 each is offered. The de
scription given OF them is as follows
y George Ii. Ames, Of East Bethlehem
! Washington county, Pa, aged 20, ligh
hair and complexion, grey eyes, larg
: ears and mouth, low forehead. Hudso
n Cook, colored, aged lG, tall and slender
large mouth, long face, stoop.shouldel
l. cd, pimpIes on face and black moustacht
Both wore grey flannel shirts, blu
pants, coarse shoes and round caps.
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prmoerntIe Harmony AZ pittsburgh.

The Democratic street demonstration
ut Pittsburgh. which the Young Mems
Democratic Club OF this city is talking
OF taking in, does not promise to be q
very harmonious affair. According to
the Pittsburgh papers the Democrats OF
that Republican strongholdare initiating
the famous Kilkenny cats. The Times
says: various factions are sd jealous OF
each other that dark and red spots cover
most OF the surface of the Democratic
political moon. The Randall club is
kicking hard. It's mad at the County
Democracy, and has made up its mind
that it will not parade in Saturday
nights street demonstration. The parade
is under the direction OF the County
Democracy, and every Democratic club
in Allegheny county, except the Ran
dali, has agreed to turn out. Members
OF that organization, when asked TO par-
ticipate, turned up their noses and de-
clared they wouldn't play second fiddle
to n body OF "ward-heelers." The Coun-
ty Democracy ismad because OF this, and
last night members at headquarters con-
soled each other with the assurance that
''ncarIy all the members OF the Randall
club are Republicans, anyhow"
The Randall clubites are clever follows
who appear on parade in about the same
uniform MS the Young Mems Democratic
Club OF this place. Wednesday after
noon Steve Foley, a leading member Of
the Randalls, while in saloon criticised
the manner OF the Democratic County
Committee in conducting the campaign,
and asserted his belief that most OF the
money went "to Il lot OF old buns who
loaf about headquarters" Secretary p.
P. Carr, ofthc Democratic County Com
mittee, overheard him and fight en-
sued in which the County Democracy
came out on top. And thus it is that
the decent element in the Democratic
party is downed every time in the
struggle for harmony.
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There was Democratic meeting in
the First ward last night, addressed by
a man from Pittsburgh whose name four
different men who heard him gave in
four different ways. After the meeting
the Sixth ward and Seventh ward Demo.
cratic clubs marched down town and
deliberately passed both sides OF the
Opera House, going out Of their way to
do SO, aud for the purpose Of annoying
the people who were listening to Mr..
Elkins. This is a decent campaign-on
the Republican side.
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Is natures own true laxative, 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or Costive; to dispel head
aches, colds, and fevers; to cure habit
ual constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton ?. Hess, K.
B. Burt and @. Menkemeller. At Bel
laire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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OUR CLOTHING,

whether be in the form Of Overcoats Suits or trousers
shall be as near perfection possible while its price shall be
really reasonable And in this has been achieved
this age Of the purchasers expect and de-
nd that the Clothing they buy shall be cut in the most cor
and approved fashion and as rule they arc Squ ,n @
good Judges the seller as to what constitutes se ana
inc Our reputation selling the Finest Clothing in the
State is established beyond dispute.
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non. STEWART l.. woopFoRD.

Tuesday night, October %. the Hon.
Stewart l.. Woodford, OF New York,
whose eloquence is far.iamed and de.
served, will speak here, but ut what
point has not yet been decided. This
magnificent orator has been heard here
before and the mere announcement that
he is to again address the people OF
Wheeling will be sufficient TO insure
him n tremendous audience. He is n
speaker one never tires OF listening to,
Who that heard him address the enor.
nous meeting held on the leveei in 1880,
will ever forget his thrilling flights Of
speech, or the grand wave of patriotic
enthusiasm that he aroused in every
breast as he told OF this country, what
it was and what it would be2 General
Woodford will be listened to by crowd
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To the Editor n The In!d'ligRtcr:
Sm:-"Breadwinner" in to-day's Regis
ter, struck the nail square on the head
and truthfully says: Democrat seems
to be one OF those people who live in
mud houses and always get out when a
flood comes" When AnnaniGS wrote
the above, truth for once reigned su-
preme over his massive mind. The
whole structure OF Democracy is mud
from the foundation up, and it is high
time that the Inhabitants thereof get
out to escape the Hood-tide Of public
opinion in favorof Harrison and Morton
and the protection of American labor
and American industries. An honest
confession is good for the soul, and /
doubt not that Anndnids feels much
healthier since he wrote and published
the lines credited to "Breadwinner."
He also has something to say about our
manufacturers and free ballot. Great
Scott! AnnanidS! that is just what we
want. Ifyou will but give us free bal
lot, mud houses, tenants and all, will be
swept away by the flood OF Protection
ballots on the 9th OF November next,
and in their place the firm walls OF Re
publiCanism and Protection will rise up
in magnificent proportions upon their
ruins. Thanks, Annanids, thanks for
your valuable suggestion.
DEMOCRAT.
1Th0ling, Oct, 10,
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PITTSBURGH AND RETURN 81 So
by the ran-TIandic Route, Saturday, oc-
tober 20, 1888,

On Saturday, October 20, the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh for NIL trains at the rate OF
81 50 for the round trip. Tickets good
returning until Monday, October %, in
elusive. Trains leave Wheeling at 1920
a. M, 1885 p. IN. and AGO p. M, city
time. Through coaches on all trains.
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AND BRAINS.
The People of Wheeling to be
Treated to Discussions Of
THE GREATISSUESoFTHEDA DAY
BY Noted NIcn or,he Country and by
Local Speakers whose Knowl-
edge of the Tariff Enables
Them TO Speak Fcarlcssly.

The IxTELMGEScER had occasion to
remark some time since that the Repub-
lican campaign in Wheeling was likely
to open late, but that when it did open
it would be warm. AS predicted, the
campaign has opened late, but there are
none who witnessed last Monday nights
magnificent street demonstration who
can deny that the opening was brilliant,
and no one in the splendid, intelligent
audience which gathered in the Opera
House last night to listen to that for
chile speaker, Hon. S. b. Elkins, who
can deny that it also, was brilliant eff
fort and that it gave indications OF q
warming up OF enthusiasm among the
masses OF thinking business and work
ingmen for the glorious cause OF Harri-
son, Morton and Protection TO American
Industries. Judging from the ready re-
sponses made to Mr.. Elkins' points the
campaign will not only be warm, but it
will closely approach the red-hot mark in
the eighteen days that intervene between
now and the closing OF the ballot boxes
on the 9th Of November.
That the campaign here will be n Wig
orous one all will agree after glancing
over the programme OF events as ar
ranged by the county and State commit
tees, which is as follows:
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JAMES NooxAN, engineer, OF Glen
wood, taken from under the ruins Of hi
engine, dead.
WILLIAM McAuLIFFE, who boards a
Cilenwood, and who was firing extra OF
No. ia, was fatally injured. He wa
carried to the residence Of Bryon Bros
where he died yesterday afternoon.
HARRY BRowN, fireman, died eigh
hours after being removed from tn
wreck.
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EXCURSION TO PITTSBURGH
or the Democratic Clubs via the Baltimore
4 0liO.

The Young Mems, Kenna, Fifth Ward
Bandana and other Democratic clubs
have decided to go to Pittsburgh Satur-
day, October 90, via the Baltimore &
Ohio, taking the Opera House band with
them. Special train will leave Wheeling
at p. M, returning leave Pittsburgh at
midnight. Round trip rate 81 So, tickets
good returning on all regular trains Sum
day and Monday.
Tickets on sale for all trains Saturday
October 20, leaving Wheeling at 500 and
$40 a. IN, :45, 400 and GEO p. m.
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nnnl,Inn,. ArnIcn snlrn.

The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale at Logan q Co. 5
drnr1 store
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The wreck was the worst ever seen.
Every piece of the engine, almost, was
torn loose and scattered far and wide,
and all the cars dismantled. The scene
was one mass OF broken metal and de-
bris. Baggage and mail matter were
strewn promiscuously about on the
ground at the scene OF the wreck.
How the switch came to be open no
one knows. Itissaid the local yardmen
had been turning some engines early
yesterday morning and some one left the
switch open.
When the train came along there was
no warning that everything was not all /.
right. There is n rumor that the switch
WINS purposeiy misplaced, but it is not
believed.
No sooner had the accident happened
than people commenced to gather on
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rAKrN "a rlTrsruRGii.

The officials of the railroad did all in
their power to assist the injured. Mr..
Jamison, superintendent OF trains, ar
ranged for n special to convey the
passengers OF the wrecked train to Pitts
burgh, and they were conveyed there
about 500 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The coroner was telegraphed, but no
reponse was received, and in his alb
sence Squire G. NJ. Ripple impaneled a
Jury and viewed the remains so that
they might be removed, which was done
last evening. The jury will begin this
forenoon Mt 10 o'clock to take evidence
with view to fixing the responsibility
for the misplaced switch.
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of the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, man
ulactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Califor.
MIA. 1t is agreeable to the taste, accept
able TO the Stomach, harmless in its ma
ture. painless yet prompt and thorough
in its action. Sold Only by Logan Il Co.,
Anton z. Hess, Il. B. Burt, and @. Mem
kemeIler. At Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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There will be an interesting praise
service in the First Presbyterian Church
on Sabbath evening, TO which nom
church goers and the public are cordial
ly invited, The pastor will preach q
brief sermon, the excellent choir will
give some anthems and solos, and the
congregation will join in singing some
Of the precious old church hymns.
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Ole Sutelliotlttfr.
0liicoi Nos. 80 and 81 Fourteenth Street.


For sale-CaligrHph Typewriter.
For Rcnt-Dwclllng House.
Wauted-BOOt ind Shoemaker.
Red Fire-R. II. List
Just Opcued-Table Cutlery, Carvers, &c
John ftiedel.
Extreme Southern Route to Europe
Fine ilaSswArc-Ewlng Bros.
What DO They Say?-uouSe & Hermann.
List OF Letters.
Geo, i, StIiel & Co.-UndGrwear.
Guns, Rifles and RevOlvers- iIOgc & Bro.
Geo. N. Shook 4 CO.-FOurtll page.
$50 Rewarh-FOurth page.
Religious NOtlCes-Fourth page.
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Tho condrey.Doibear shooting.

m,Condrey, who shot Town Mar
shall Bruce Dolbear, at Benwood night
before last, had not been captured at
last accounts. He is believed to have
escaped into Ohio. The physicians who
are in attendance upon Capt. Doibear
still think that with proper care his
wound will not be fatal. The town offers
reward OF $3.50 for Condrey's capture.
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BEAVER AND DAILELL.

Thursday night, October %, the Hon.
John Dalzell, OF Allegheny, Pa, one OF
Pennsylvania's most brilliant members
in the House, will speak at the Alham-
bra rink, and before he finishes he will
be joined by that grand American SOL
der, General james A. Beaver, the Gov
ernor OF the Keystone Commonwealth,
who will come up on the Ohio River
road from Middlebourne, Tyler coun-
ty, where he will speak that af.
ternoon. Governor Beaver will
speak after Mr.. Dalzell concludes. This
should and will be, great NEE ting.
These two gifted and honored sons Of
Pennsylvania will speak of the tM,ifr and
the cause OF Harrison and Morton in u
way that NIL should hear. They come
from State that appreciates the bcne-
ticient workings of Protection, that has
grown powerful underit, and they know
whereof they speak, They instruct and
at the same time entertain when they
talk
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Edw. L. Rose & Co. have Topped off
the high price charged for Sewing Ma
chimes, and adopted an entire new sys.
TEN Of selling. No canvassers employed.
The agents commission given to the
customer. Read advertisement on the
other side-"How you can save from
Sl5 to S25."
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SSCHAPLlNE STREET NJ. 4. CHURCH
by Vim. q. Rihcldaler, pastor. Preaching
at 1890 a. m. and 200 y. m. sabbath School
Infant department, n. M; advanced depart.
ment, Up. m. Young peoples meeting Sunday
Ut $3.50 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
Ing at IN n'rlork
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s5 Seal Plush Jackets, $12 so.
30 Seal Plush MOdieskas. $15, at
EMSHEIMElt'S, Eleventh st.
EnR FALL AND MINTER.

Just received u complete and artistic
assortment OF Suitlngs, PantalOOningS
and OvcrcOatingS, which we warrant to
make up In ilrst.claSs style, and ut rca-
sOnahle prices. Fit guaranteed.
SpeCialtIes-JuSt received, so dozen
more or the best so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel shirts at so cents
and upwards. Full line Of our cele'
c. HESS s. SONS,
1921 & 1923 Market Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Free! Free! Free! ,

5000 Sheets of the latest Music to
be given away. Call aud get Que, at
House Il Herrmann's Mammoth Furni'
ture, Carpet and Stove Credit House,
1906 Main street.
n. B.-SeO our advertisement on the
second page.
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FOB SALE.

Binding Lots on the Old F&lF Gs1ull., S's ma
Orchard, North and South Front h"'''.
South Penn streets, nj very low tEH'', .,.r,, a
A good rUOmCd House At III J"'oD ''''''
Double Brick House. II and ~ Nrrnia '".g,
Will sell separate or both together I"'!
tain all modern improvement. r,...r..tg.a
Seven ROOmed House, 10 SCUM l'"1"'''
good property ri much les than t''-
Four ROOmcd Cottage Tor 80 -, .,.,tt.
river lot; Mi In GOOD condition; S3ag .,nr
live RoOmed Housc, Il NOHh broadway "'
make 4 pleasant home. ..,t...,.I ,..,nar
Six Roomed Brick House, snNlh"e, I'm
and Wood HfScr, al % p''s'
will pay for investment, .r,..,-. on
Dwelling Houses, large aud snail A'"1''
'I mnis 'O' IV"'' q O. sMIrH. 800 NaLn street.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY

ITneeling, Oct. 10.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets Sunday during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
Of 81 so the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. Will also sell excursion
ticketst to Washington, Pa, at the rate OF
81. Trains leave Wheeling at 8 and $40
q. m.
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COL. c. L. POoRMAN.

Next Monday night, October %, Col.
c. l.. Poorman, OF Bellaire, will speak at
the Opera House. Colonel Poorman is
one Of the most effective, convincing
aud best posted speakers on the tariff
now on the stump in any State in the
Union. He has been doing master work
i'll every Democratic district in
this State where he has spoken, and
from every place where he has been
heard there has come request to Chair
man Cowden, of the State Committee,
that Colonel Poorman be sent there
again. The Colonelis practically one OF
us, and the Opera House should be
packed out OF compliment to him alone.
All who go will be well repaid by listen
ing to n careful, clear, logical, dispas-
sionate business talk that has most
important bearing on the situation OF
the day.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. lO.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
rains Saturday morning, fair Saturday
afternoon and Sunday morning; cooler
northwesterly winds with cold wave;
irosts Sunday morning.
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JUST RECEIVED.

so Newmarkcts, SIS aud GO inches
long, loose fronts, In navy and medium
blue and wine colOrS, ut the popular
price of $ls and $l4: ,,,,,,,,
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Aud Mass Meeting ut Warrington, Tues.
day, October a5th.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell excursion tickets to Man.
nington and return on above date at re-
duced rates.
We give below q list of stations show
ing time OF trains and round trip rates
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the spot. A man who witnessed the
occurrence OF the accident states that
the rear car was raised high in the air.
A. Ford, colOred, OF ChilliCothe, Ohio,
porter OF the sleeper, states there were
twenty passengers on the car and that
probably five OF them were in their
berths. In the car following the sleeper
there were probably fifteen passengers.
D. Francis, Of Newark, Ohio, was the
conductor in charge OF the train. He
was not injured. Harry c. Felix, OF No.
IS franklin street, Pittsburgh, in the
employ OF the Union News Company,
also escaped without injury.
The police were kept busy preventing
persons from carrying off whatever arti-
cles they could. Small boys climed into
the baggage cars and helped themselves.
Men were busy for hours taking the
passengers from the wreck. In many
cases axes and picks had to be used in
releasing the imprisoned.
At Doctor Titles the ladies, very
shortly after the accident, went TO work
making bandages for dressingthe wounds
OF the injured. The doctors OF the town
were soon ut the scene ofthe disaster aud
at.the hospitals, rendering necessary aid:
A small boy was playing in pile OF
sand under the "Y," and us the train
rounded the curve ran away, Just in
time to escape being crushed by the en-
Curtis G. Culin, of No. 90, Franklin
street, New York, passenger on the
train, states that at Cincinnati friend
wished him to take the sleeper. He re-
piled that he was afraid to trust himself
in u sleeper, but finally consented to
take berth. On applying for it he was
told that every berth was taken and con-
sequently had to take seat in the day
coach, OF which he is now very glad.
His friend left the train at Wheeling.
A. p. Clarke, travelling for house in
Rochester, N.Y., but whose home is in
Brooklyn n. Y, occupied u berth in the
sleeper. He was severely cut about the
right eye in the fall OF the sleeper. He
got out without any great difficulty. His
foot went through window and hear
ing some one on the outside say to take
it easy as he was perfectly safe where he
was, he dressed himself MS best he
could, other persons in the car doing the
| gnmn
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81 OO-s3 90.
R9OO-s3 90.

Ladies, If you want something COM
Portable buy our So fine hand made shoe.
The cheapest shoe you can buy, comfort
and wear considered.
]. W. AMIcE & Co.,
ll43 Main street.
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l HAVE used your Salvation Oil Tor
cracked heels, mango, and sand cracks
with horses, and it gives perfect salts
faction, CHAs. w. LEE,
Ala W. Baltimore street, Dalto., Md,
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The cold weather lately has broughN
To our store hosts Of buyers for Elan
rcls, Skrtings, Blankets, ComiOrts
Hosiery nnd WOODEN Underwear. Ys"t
viii look no farther II you inspect Ouri
stock. Sanitary woolcns II specially.