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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-17

New York, Nov. 1G.-The Times says;
1t was said onWall street yesterday that
a meeting of the representatives Of. the
New York Central, Pennsylvania and
Erie roads had been held at the Office OF
Drexel, Morgan & Co., at which satis-
factory agreement had been determined
upon for the settlement OF the freight
war among the Trnnk Lines, The re-
port was officially denied by Mr.. Nor
gan and also Mr.. King, President OF the
Eric road.
notwithstanding these detiials the re-
port is generally believed to be true.
The iirm OF Drexel, Morgan & Co. is
largely interested in both the New York
Central and Pennsylvania, and favors a
speedy settlement. When this settle
ment is made it is understood that an
iron clad agreement will be entered into,
so strong that no company will care to
break il. The railroad companies are
desirous to return to the old system OF
pooling business, and it is said that u
strenuous effort will be made to have
that clause which prohibits the main.
tenance OF railroad pools stricken out OF
the Inter State Commerce law.
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PITrsDUReH, Pa, Nov lG.-The Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
Company will put on new FAST express
train next Sunday, which will leave
Pittsburgh at s a. m, and arrive at Chi.
cago at 9:45 p. IN. The train Is to carry
nothing but express matter. The object
is to have all oil the express matter that
straggles on the different passenger
trains put on one train and have it run
through to Chicago in unusually short
time.
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Murat nalstead Oorrects a ralsehood.

CINCINNATI o., Nov. l0.-Tbis otter
moons papers asserted that the greater
part of the stock Of the Commercial
Gazette had been sent to New York TO be
sold. This evening Mr.. Halstead au-
thoriaed an Associated Press reporter TO
say that the assertion Of the afternoon
papers is not true.
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SURELY REPUBLICAN,.
The Next House OF Representatives All
Right-Democrats ConcodIng II.

lnc RuSt hOuhb OF Representative @Ah
Right-Democrats conceding It.
W4sHlNGToN, d. G., Nov. 15.-General
Clark, the clerk of the House, has again
abandoned his claim that the Democrats
are certain to have majority, and states
that it will be necessary to await the
official returns, and that all that can now
be said is that theresult isin doubt. One
of the leading subordinate officials OF
General Clark's office, who has all the
information us to Democratic hopes
which General Clark himself has, says
that the officials Mt tie House have aban-
doned the expectation which they had q
few days ago that the Democrats would
organize the House, and that they them
selves would retain their places, Repre-
sentative Wilson, OF West Virginia,
WHOSE seat has SO long been in
doubt, aud whose election the Re.
publicans still deny, has arrived
here, and is frank enough to
say lie has no doubt that the Repub.
licans have secured control OF the House
by a small majority. The confidence OF
tic Republican leaders is renewed, and
they now claim that under no combina-
ton of circumstances will II be possible
for the clerk OF the House to refuse to
put q majority OF Republicans upon the
roll OF the House Of the Fifty-frst Con-
gress. Chairman Quay claims six ma
jority.
Senator Malone is also confident that
the Republicans will have a majority.
The P0Si, OF New York, gives the Ia.
test figures on the State delegations, and
shows that the Republicans will have
lG6 members Of the next House toil55
for the Democrats.
The Mail and Express, OF Yew York
publishes similar table and shows the
same result.
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NEW YoRK, Nov, l6,-The Adams Ex'
press Company paid yesterday to Mr..
Hyatt Sl,40o, being the amount due
which was lost between New Orleans
and Washington, from a shipment Of
$4,000, 900 in silver, when shot was sub
stituted for the stolen money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-17

NEW YoRK, Noy. lG.--A case which
appears to be yellow fever was reported
to the Board OF Health to-day. Thepatient
is q young woman named Flora Schmidt,
who arrived from Havana on the steamer
Manhattan yesterday, She was sick
during the voyage aud when shearrived
here black yomit had developed.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 1O,-Tho Plea
yune's Baysu-Sara, Louisiana, special
says: Van Matthews and ]. B. Wood
ruff, OF Pointe Couple parish, had q
fight yesterday morning ut New Roads
over il land purchase. Matthews was
killed and Woodruff is dying. Both
were well known citizens.
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new YoRE, Nov. l9.-The physicians
who examined James n. pougherty,
the prosecutor OF Mary Anderson, the
actress, today, pronounced him insane,
and he will be taken TO an asylum. To.
day be wrote a long statement setting
iorth his love for tho actress,
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gressional district give Smith majority
OF ten. A recount is going on in Mason
and Putnam counties.
now THEY WORK IT.
What Did johnny o. Do with the Teie.
gram He Received?

A~AA VtH%S ~ ~ F@NN- $50
gram He Received?
VAN VERT, o., Nov.l6.-An evidence
Of the audacious tricks of the Democ'
racy to steal Congress has turned up
here. Mr.. saltzgaber was the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in this
district, and was defeated by few votes
by Mr.. Boothman. Some time on Tues
day Mr.. saltzgaber. received a telegram
from the Democratic National Commit
tee which read like this:
"You are elected by six. Claim your
election"
On opening the telegram Mr.. saltz-
gaber read II, and with the remark,
"They may go TO hi; Pm no fool, .
threw the telegram in the waste basket.
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Madrid, Nov. lG.-Mme. Nevada sang
in "Lakme" 1.-THE Opera House tonight.
Among the audience were the Queen Of
Spain and the Queen of Portugal and
their children, members of all the his
toric families and many other dis
tinguished persons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-17

LAFAYETTE, IND, Nov. lG.-NIr. S. c.
Scheerin, Secretary OF the Democratic
National Committee, is here to-day on
private business. He denounccs as
false the story telegraphed yesterday
that he had been summoned to New
York to see about a mistake in the count,
He regards the election as settled.
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LONDON, Nov. lG.-Parliament will be
questioned on Monday with reference
to the appointment of a successor to
Lord sackvillo as British Minister at
Washington. On Thursday the fisheries
dispute will be brought up.
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Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
PlrrsBuRoH, PA, Nov. l6.-A number oi
members OF the Board OF Managers Of the
National Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers passed through the city to-day,
en- route from the East to the different
branches Of the homes ~ the West.
Among them were Gems. seweli, Black,
franklin and Hartranit. The latter sue
ceeded Gen. Negley on the board. Gen.
BLACK stated that there were now 10, 600
soldfersin the different homes, and that
there was a pressing demand fIom pll
sections Of the country for the admission
OF others. Only those who arc disabled
ere admitted. A special provision has
been made by which forty more are TO be
taken into tlfe home stEFie.
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n Minor KIlle,...


sJdGTlI NIIl1lVtTI " I's lHT11IDV"VF''
RlTCHIR G. H., w. VA NoY 49,
Startling Bartlett, Of Spruce Greek, this
county, was fatally injured one day this
week, by the caying in Of a GOAL bank IN
which he was working. He lived less
than an hour after the accident.
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JOHS o. PESDLEToS processes to be
lawyer and an honest man. As law
ser he ought to know that the throw.
ing out otAtkinson ballots by the Ohio
County Commissioners is in violation Of
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GUAYQUIIL, Nov. 10.-A very heavy
shockof earthquakewas experience here
to-day at 2:25 p. M. The people fled
from their houses thoroughly panic
stricken.
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saelsyIlle,a aIoyements.

OTTAWA, oST., Nov. lG.-Lord Sack
vile and the Misses West have aban-
doned their proposed trip to Ottawa.
The Governor General hasreceived n dis
patch that they will sail from New York
for France mt an early date.
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CRoSsrADT, Nov. 16.-All the steam
ers have left this port, fearing that they
will be caught by aa ice blockade. The
sailing vessels now here will remain for
the winter
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INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Nov. 16.-The
total vote OF this State was 5S2,9o7, di-
vlded as follows: Republican, 20l, ,75G;
Depocrat, 250,9S5; Prohibition, 9,257;
Labor, 2,00i. Republican Congressional
Dlufality. l.77I
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omcAoo, Nov. l0.-The heavy whole
sale clothing firm Of Lindaur Bros & Co.,
corner Of Franklin and Adams streets,
Gled confessions Of judgement in the
Superior Court to-day at noon, asgregat.
ing slsl ,G52,
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LONDON, Nov. 1G.-Mr. Bright's great
est danger lies in his extreme weakness.
He has received many messages Of
sympathy, as well as letters congratu-
lating him upon his birthday.
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DUuLM, Nov. l0.-Mr. Edward Har.
TiDston, member Of Parliament for W est
Kerry, has been summoned for melting
to boycotting, He will be tried on the
26th inst.
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BoMBAY, Nov. 1G.-The coasting steam
er vaitairna which left Clutch, India, for
Bombay, with 900 natives on board, is a
week Eoyerdue. 1t Is supposed she
foundered in recent cyclone and that
all hands were lost.
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Portuvnl Wlll A..,.,

LISBON, Nov. l6.-Portugal, on invita-
ton OF Great Britain and Germany,
will send vessels to take part in tie
blockade Of East African ports.
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NIomher or pnrllnn,Dnl mana

LoSnoN, Nov. 16.-Col. Francis Dun
can, Q. b., Conservative member Of Par
lament for the Holborn division Of Tins
bury, Is dead. He was 80 Years Old.
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pendleton's 0iaIorlty in Lewis.

etftclul AHlNAffft ~ Wv 4FHts-'hN''NNs
WESTON, w. Va, Nov. l6.-John o.
Pendletop's majority in this county is
ll2, instead of III, Us first reported.
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BERLIN, Nov. l6.-Ex.Empress Vic
toria and her daughters will start for
England Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-17

TnE lesson of the returning boards
will not be wasted. They are Saying
up wrath against the day Of wrath"
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1.rug store IIurslariusd. /.

Special DitFalet he iRkligncer.
CHARLEsroN, W. VA, Aoy. 16.-Lin-
coins drug store ut st. Albans was burg
larized last night OF bottled liquors,
cigars, &C., amounting to 500. The en-
trance was effected by cutting out q
panel Of the back door.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-17

IT is uery handy to have Ohio and
Wetzel in reserve. twill be no trick at
all for the counters in these two coun.
ties to count out Atkinson and count in
Pendleton by several hundred majority.
1t is a mere question Of the majority
they want to give.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-17

wAsHExaTox, D. O., Nov. 1.-THE
Secretary. Of the Treasury this afternoon
accepted the following bonds; ~ per
cents registered Sl2,700, at l 07l extra
interest. -
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New YosE, Nov. 16.-Ms. Jay Gould
spent very quiet night and her con.
dition this morning showed much inn
pr0vement,
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LONDON, Nov. 1G.-Rains have fallen
in Western and Eastern India, and the
crop prospects are consequently inn
proved
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 16.-A dis
patch from the City Of Mexico reporting
that Ex-Alinister Foster bad pFesented
claims against Mexico to the amount Of
10000, 900 Is without foundation in fact.
Mr.. Foster went to Mexico on private
business and presented no claims against
that Government.
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LONDON, Nov. l6.-Mr. John Bright
passed a good night and is shade better
this morning.
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The ballots which Mike STEMS Ohio
county commissioners are throwing
out were polled by Democrats who
scratched Pendleton on the regular
Democratic ticket and voted for Atkin-
son. Every one of these rejected ballots
represents a disfranchised Democratic
voter. Atkinson was supported by
Democrats who would not allow Mike
STEMS gang to fix their ballots for them
if they could help it. Next time they
may find sure way to help it.
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storms on tho I,rllI.h Can.t.

LONDON, Nov. la.-ylolent gales have
caused numerous wrecks on the west
coast Of Great Britain. Among the yes-
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ONO County's Commissioners are SO
ashamed of what they are doing that
they flatly refuse to let it go on record!
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New YoRK, Nov. 1G.-The Republican
National Committee closed their head
quarters at Ol Fifth avenue to-day.
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law. AS an honest man he ought to be
above having the ballOtbox plundered
In his interest.
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Tho Passing Farce of u RecOunt-AtlsInson
sun Has Some to Cut on-Tho Register
Elects Him.
The columns of the Register furnish
some entertaining reading concerning
thp election in the First Congressional
District.
Friday, November 8, the Register gave
the following table OF mnjorities:
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GoFF STILL BhBCTED.

Tho OnIcIal Figures Cut Down Little on
Late AdyIcss, but He Can't be Counted
nnI-
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Special Dispateh TO ne IHteniCner.
CuAELEsTox, Nov. 46.-Maior Brazie
says Fayette county gives Goff 7S2 ma
inritv
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First DistFIct IhctIcH IN the FouFth'
Spfelal DiIpaieA to As hieiiiORe1.
PARKERssURo, W. Va, Nov. 1.-THE
latest returns received from this Con.
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One for ascent-a penny balloon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21

YAzoo CITY, MISS Nov. 10 A week
ago Wilson Arnold, colcred, came here
and surrendered himself to the sheriff,
Stating th.t in self defense he had fhot
and killed Captain Robert Johnson, one
Of the most prominent citizens ct the
county, st Lis home near Sslsrtis. This
morning large number Of Johnson's
friends went to the -isil and too k Arnold,
saying they intended TO aVenge the death
Of their sIierd amt reighooT. Since their
departure nothing has been heard OF them,
but I. is Iessoss JIy certain Arnold has
paid the debt OF his fearful crime. The
particulars CT tue murder are as tollowss
Captain johnson hid had some worHs
with Arnold. bu! nothing Sf
9 serious nature. Arnold srmeS
@imselt with A' a large siz "a
pistol, walked up 10 johnson, who was
under the influence of liquor, and threw
him to the ground. A! the same timsuAa
placed pistol to Johnson's left temple
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS,
They aye Again Oismoring for the UEe {
Force.

They aye Again Cismoring for the UEs OF
CHICAGO, NV. 10 The anarchists OF
Chicago ere apparently preparing to PIT
on their war paint again. In addition TO
the cutspOk, u meeting yesterday near tse
HAymarset, q similar gathering WAS he Id
tonight The place was ThEdla hall,
$50 Milwaukee avenue, not far
from the former home Of Adolph Fischer,
foreman CT the AlbeIter Zeitung, who was
arrested after tae Raymkkes bomb
throwing With g poisoned dagger on his
person. Pictures OF him and the other
executed anarchists covered the walls OF
the assembly room, and bust Of Lirgg
occupied prominent space.
A man named Lehman, who acted as
secretary, addressed the meeting. He is
an out and cut anarchist. His speech
whs from beginning TO end an srgumt III
IN favor Ct the use Of force. Voting he
said was useless. Even II they secured .
msj0rity 1t would do. no good, as the CO. =
Itslisis wru,d run taipgs IS they please d.
A revolution must Cpme soor, and ne
urged its speedy approach. their OILY
salvation WAS IN the use Of arms. He d.
v!sed the appointment of secret commit
tee to perfect secres organ ziI-ons al
ever the city.
A Mr.. Dsmmeyer followed in 8
mid tempered speech advising
the use CT the ballot. Let them strive
with that; II IL failed it WAS then time
enough to adopt GHother course.
One LiIdmeyer 9poks for force, he
wss tu favor OF the use Of arms from tie
Outset BE devoted good deSl OF time
to sbusiDg the spies whom he ssld were
sent to the meetings by the cspitallst
press Of the city. Even 81 the Sunday
meetings he said there were spies from
some of the papers and these he roundly
abused. \
The question Of how to attack capita!
was discussed, bat no conclusion was
reached aud the meeting Adjourned until
next week o. the seventy FIVE persons
present about one quarter were women,
ore Of them in fact acling as the pre-
siding officer,
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Democrat Publishing Co..

spring wheat 81 c4H9l O514; No. red 81 Ol;<
al Os4 No corn S91 Mass port Sl4 CD
Ls,c Sc Az S 40. Short RIBS 81 es Ioose. 81 $50
short clear sides, boxed. IS l21zs5 %
NEW YORK, Nov 20 FloUr-Lc war snC quiet.
Wheal- Lower; spot No, red, 81 Is Options
closed: November 81 o4zs: Decen Der 81 C5}s !;
Jsnuar 81 O7}Si February 81 Cs3z ;ha-sh 81 IOE j;
May 81 1871 Corn-Lower; spot Ask g t9:. OPP
tion, closed: Eoven Der 4Ss4sKci December
4s9c; January 4s}sc; Fe rUary asc; May
i..c udi' Move mber Sl3 91314 O. Deceu Der
H5 1913 go; Jas uary SI3 e59l3 s.. sugar
Raw sironK and quie Moissses sugar 4Hci
Foreign nominal; New Orirsne fsir demand.
Rice firm. Wool Active sno fin; Ieece 27G
2sc; Texans l4G25c.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
ST. LoUIs, MO-, Nov. 2o-CEyIe-ReceipIs
tive steers So OOa5 50; fair 10 good dc. 81 500
5 90 butchers' So 40af 40; sioekers ar: feec ers
: l0G3 20: rangers corn-fsd g 0o94 10 grass-
fed 81 0oS3 10. Ht gs-Receipts 400 shipments
1890 market q shade higher; choice heavy
$ .O65 20; packing s. ood5 30; ngki graoes
SIS coo y. sheep-Recei-t, 1900: shipments
1907 FIRM fair to choice S. oes4 10.
CHICAGO. Ill, Nov. 20.-Osttle Receipts
So O0a5 50; steers s. s0a3 10; sVockers and
feeder. So OOG3 IS. cow. buDs and mixed
81 25aS 90; Texs, cattle 81 75e3 2si western
shipments lbrO; lower; mixed s. ooa5 4Oi
heavy s. 25a5 50; light s. 1898 40. sheep
Recaipls 1000: shipments 20Go, aatives
50 75d5 40; westerns s. JOai 50; .anbe $ 255
6 80.
KANSAS CITY. NO.. Nov. 20 Cat lie Receipts.
1901; shipments 296l; good 70 choice
corn fec 81 15G5 25; common 10 medium - %
"A 90; s.ock.rs ano feeding sseers 81 rOG3 20;
sras, range steer. 81 6oa3 70; cows y VoG2 81.
HoRs Receipts lT0l; good % choice
g 4Od5 10 common 70 medium 81 80
o 30. sheep-Reeeipts 5es; good to choice
muttons So 50G3 10; common 10 medium 81 1Ja
3 co.
NEW YORK, Nov. -Besyes-Rsceipts IS;
car losus No trading in Be ef cattle. Dressed
beSf duh, 65lGsc for native sides, and sake
t11frange beef 10 cay cable from Liverpool
fMotes American refr geIstor beet trltts frmsr
EEy Ike per pound. Sheep Rec 4ipts $40; mar
: ket outlet and STEADY al s. 25S5 l2h for shsep
and G0a6 10 fok3Ambs.
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STILL i MYSTERY.
The Murderer OF Ev. nItchsn In Ohtcrf
kIiIi Unknown. =

The Murderer OF Ev. nltchsn in Ohtcr Sc
kIli Unknown. {,
CHICAGO, III, Nov. 20 The mystery
in the murder of Evs Jane Mitchell, tds
girl whose tody was found on Grand
Boulevard Saturday evening remains i'm
psnetrable. OF the four yourg men
Nrres,ed On suspicion, three, Sturgis,
Gray AID S.oweu, established a!iais eut-
hciently su5stsntlRl 10 warrant the police
in diEchsreiFg them lSte LAST night in
bonds OF $4,000 each, but grave suspiclaas
have srisen in the mltds OF the palice
against Tom Mssterson, fagman 81 7 hir-
tY-Iinih street aad Michigan avenue.
MasteTsop is tbs1ssF man thus far toun
who saw EVA Saturday evening. He tells
an improbable story u Bis meeting he1
Saturday night in the light of his relations
to Tbs murdered g'rl prior to her dea'h.
Ha is still under arrest pending further
inVestiga ions.