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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-06
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Tho GOVernOrSlIip Doubtful, and tho Re.
turns MenErO up to n Late Hour.
The following are the Ohio bulletins
in the order received:
. ClSclSSArl, o., Nov. 5.-The first
news from Ohio tonight is, eight pre-.
CucIS, Foraker l,445, Campbell W..
The same precincts In 1887 gave Foraker
1874, Powell 740. This shows an In.
creased vote aud n gain for Campbell OF
1913 Tho plurality for Foraker In 1887
was % 500.
CoLuMBus, o., Nov. 5.-The election
In Columbus was ono OF the most quiet
ever experienced In the city. The
weather was superb and the Republi.
cans thought this was an omen OF sue.
cess. The polls did not close till 0 p. M.
and nothing better than surmises is to
be had at this hour Is p ny The Re.
publiCans, however, arV fearful OF the 70.
suit, Tally has been kept on the head
1.-THE ticket In one precinct OF the Sixth
ward, Republican, and II shows that
twenty Republicans scratched Foraker,
and The Republican vote is about 100
short. Should other precincts Of the
city show anything like this falling oil
aud strong work against the head OF the
Ticket the Republican defeat can bu
nothing but overwhelming.
ThU election In Ohio was, like all Rreft
struggles, whether physical or political,
very quiet but very rtsolute. Tho day
was fresh and inyigorating, and while
the heavens we're dark no rain fell, DC.
CaSiohally small flakes OF anOw, light as
9lr were driven over the city and ham.
lel by 4 northern wind, which swept Ia
Tue south from tho region beyond Lake
EtiC. In Cleveland the day was marked
gy no adventure. The election was fault.
less IN order aud general arrangement,
81 voting places Ia Ohio, outside O
Cincinnati give Foraker b,SlS, Canpbpl
AS,I, llulwig g23. The same IN 1881
gave ForoEer 5,b52, Powell 4,iVIi ptohl
biliOn i0j.
AT $3.50 p. M, 80 voting precincts IL
Vlncthnati reported 10 tho board Of pleC
Tons show uniform Democratic gains
shC lowest being II aud the aveFag,
9tinR abontg0. ltappeAra Foraker rtin
Oehlnd his ticket by q few yolea II
nearly all the precincts. Al the ENQUIRE
SSuice An estimate was made from thI
nBl five precincts heard from tha
SSmRhell would carry Hamilton count,
Dy6V0 plurality.
Republicans VsLlmAte q loss for Fora
NY oyer lWo years ago but do not con
'Ge the county to Campbell.
Ctn,IV y o'clock returns received from
T,uv,Hhall continue 10 show gains 10
Oomloell, 80 that the Republicans DO
~ 10 rvhcede the county " him b
from one 10 three thousand. Pity pre-
Sihcl. out Of S2l In the city rive foI
aSt I,2i9, Campbell s,6S3. inIhS STAT
outside Of Cincinnati Bl pfeCihCia Viy
FO'aGer S,2lO, Campbell 6,Sli, HeIwl
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WILD WITH JOY.
South DakOtianS Celebrate tic Inaugura,
tlOn Of SLntphnnil.

South DakotlanS Celebrate tho Inaugural
tlOn OF statehood,
PlERtE, S. D., Nov. 5.-Flags adorned
every business house in the capital city
yesterday over the news that South Da.
kota isa State. Last night an immense
throng Of people gathered on the plnci.
pal streets, while bands played, cannons
thundered and almost the entire popula.
ton assembled TO listen 10 speeches by
sOlnV Of the leading men Of the city and
the new State. Among the features Of
the celebration was an immense bonfire,
which blazvd from the highest point Of
Shakes Butte, lighting up the whole
country for miles. This eminenCe
stands Just north OF this city on the Mis-.
sUutl river and is 900 feet above the
water aud u land mark for 800 miles
away,
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No Intereat in Allegheny County

PlrrsBuRaH, Pa, Nov. 5.-The eleC.
tion to-day was the quietest known in
Allegheny county for years. There was
no interest outside the District AttOr.
neyship and very light vote was polled.
The Republican ticket was cut badly,
but from the meagre returns at mid.
night the Indications are that the county
will give Boyer, Republican candidate
for State Treasurer about 5000 majority.
R. IL. Johnston, Democratic candidate
for District Attorney, has been elected
by q majority estimated At 5000. The
balance ot the Republican county ticket
has pulled through with reduced majori.
tiea.
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EI.TrsA.urSr spinner.

WARRINGTON, Nov, S.--Gen. Francis
y. Spinner, ex.TreaSuFer Of the United
States, arrived In this c1ty last evening
on hlg way 10 Florida, where ho usually
spends the winter Ills slpnalnrs OH
tue hotel register 10 even inOre charaC,
igriSllcally undeclphufablO tllau briotpi
HU 10 quite feeble and Ia beginning 10
show ~ a marked degree tue weight Of
bis eiRhty.Rsveh yeafB,
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ALEXANDRIA, EaYrr, Nov 5.-Tho
Prince Of Wales sailed on Tie royal
yacht oAbornO from Alexandria for tho
plrasus to-day, Upon hts arrival at
Alexandria from Cairo ho received an
ovation. Tho streets were decorated
with Rarlands and flags, aud trlnmphal
arches were erected along the route
taken by the Prince. Prior 10 bic do.
parlute, luncheon was given on
board the OAbutna which was attended
by antinbeF Of Egyptian officials.
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WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. The situa.
tion in the oil field is more satisfactory
now than 1t has been for some time.
Tho Greer well, which came in at the
rate Of twenty barrels an hour on satur.
day, Is holding up to ten barrels an hour
without agitation. This well opens coli.
siderable territory Ia the south. Hatty
Zoos, Kunts No. 2, 10 showing up well; I;
II made sixty barrels the first twelve
hours. HAIRY 4 Co.'s Kuntz No. o Is
showing fairly. Bart Bros Bellevue
well will make a good pumper.
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CnicAoo, ,NoNO,- Frederick W, Smith,
one Of tue indicted jury bribsrs In the
Ctonin case, Ia once more In Jail. He
mad been out for two weeks On bonds Of
Sib, 900, but this morning one Of hiBtWo
bUndsnien, Frederick q Hbke, brought
him 10 the fail and surrendered him on
bls bond 10 oshefln MAlson, MI. Llbke
declined 10 make any statement pi his
reasons iof 40 doing, Smith took lhv
matter cody AB he did the arrest and In.
ilCtmeht aud Bald he thought he could
secure another bOndsinAn 10 take Lib,
ke's place ID day ortwo,
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Double Ialiots at Dauyllle,

DASvILLR, VAa Nov. 5.-The weather
was clear and bpImy. Voting on both
sides lively, The whites were for Nc.
Kinney and the negroes for Malone
almost to a man. Several negroes have
been arrested for trying to vote double
ballots. One negro tried 10 vote a
batch Of six tickets folded into one. The
indications point to u iull vote in Dan.
vile aud vicinity. Danville and North
Danville will give an Unprecedented
majority for the Democratic ticket. All
quiet aud no disturbances,
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov. Sat 1885
partial returns to the Sun from city and
counties indicate that Baughman,
Democrat, is reelected State Comptrol-
Ter by about 1900 majority, a gain Of
1000 on his former vote, At ll:l6 the
AmericDD bulletin says Davidson, Demo.
cratic candidate for Mayor, carries the
city by 460O, as estimated by the returns
OF thirteen wards out Of TWENTY-FIVE.
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TERRIBLE ELECTION RIOT.

A Constable Shot In Maryland Judges
Driven from the Polls and the Ballot BOX
Taken.
FREDERlcK, MD., Nov. ga terrible
election riot occurred at the polling
place in Woodsboro district, this county,
this afternoon. Aoounty constable was
shot, the judges were driven from the
room and the ballot box was taken.
Opposite factions arrayed themselves on
each side Of the road and fired on each
other The sheriff and u posse have
left lor the scene OF the trouble.
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II parts Of the State and indicate that

all parts Of the State and indicate that
the Democratic majority will be from
5000 to 10000 which may be increased
as the returns come in. In some coun.
ties in the black belt" the negroes voted
with the Democrats, The next Legisla,
ture will be largely Democratic,
Thecity OF Petersburg gives Mckinney
Q majority Of AS. Forty counties and
cities give a Democratic majority OF
about 10000, From returns received
the Democrats claim the State by from
SC, 900 to 10000 maiority,
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CINCINNATI, o., Nov, 5.-The loss by
Foraker Of Hamilton county which gave
him a plurality Of nearly 1000 two
years ago, has been largely effected by a
detection in the German Republican
wards. The Losses in single precincts
In some OF theEc wards amounts to more
than 200 vores. This result was not
fully anticipated by the Republicans,
aud they were very confident this az
ternoon at q late hour that the de-
fection In the German quarter was
trling. While the losses OF Foraker
were not confined 10 these wards, they
are much more marked there than Ia
other portions OF tho city. The returns
also show that especially In the
German wards the bead oi the ticket
was the thing most severely bit by the
Republican sCratchers. This leaves q
hope To the Republican calCulators at
midnight that at least one Senator on the
Republican ticket may be elected.
The Commercial GnEettS, commenting
on the result In Hamilton county, says
II is IN outgroWth OF the Sunday ques'
ton. The saloon legislation did not
seem to be the disturbing thing, but
rather the bad administration Of the
Sunday laws was the cause ot dlsCon'
tent among the Germans.
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SUED Ills 4CCUSERs,
An Episcopal Preacher Brings Suit 70
Libel Against Members Of Ills Flock,

Libel Against Members Of Ills Flock,
NKw YoRE, Nov 5.-J. II. Rylancu, Of
St. Marks r. L. church, has brought suit
for libel and conspiracy against Nicholas
Quackenbos and ". v, King, prominent
members Of Ills congregation, ior accus.
ing him OF too free conduct toward Ger.
tain ladies, aud with assoCiating with Ia.
tidul mem6ptsOl the Nineteenth Century
Club. When Tue charges were ABt made
DR.. Rylanoe resigned, as he says In
anger, but on reconsideration, he With
drew his reSignaIlon and proposes TO
Hght bis aCCIsvrs In tho courts. 81.
Marks is one Of tho oldest and most fash.
iouable churches in the city, and DE-.
RylanCe has a high reputation for elo.
uiunce and originality.
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ILLINOIS.

onlcAuO, Nov. 6--Atsiao lie election
here had the appearance Of d Democratic
Victory About half tue city vote had
been counted, but the returns from out.
gIde towns ia the county were nGagre.
II was generally conceded that ihs Dem.
Ootats bad captured Tho board d County
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Prisoners Escape,

oNtrIuI Ul1pHIcN " w INIUIWFNr5T'
CLAREspURa, W, VA Now 5,-Last
night two prisoners, named Hundert-
mark and Msthena, escaped from Jail by
digging through an lS-ipCh brick wall.
One Of them was under the doctors care
and considered very sick, while the
other was acting as nurse, They both
being In the hall they had no trouble in
making their escape, A small reward is
offered for them.
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MASSACHUSETTS,,

BosroS, Nov. 30 towns outside ol
Boston give Brackott6,4 Russell 9, ,O4l.
The same towns In ~ gave Ames Q, 1856,
Lowering 5000. 2l5 precincts In Boston
give Bracket 1905, Russell 3O,Sl3.
30 towns and 2OS precincts Of Boston
givU Bracket $500, Russell 33,207,
BlackmorG 1854. Russell haS made
heavy losses ID Boston, but las gained
In the towns but not sufficiently to
overcome bis losses In lloston
go preClncts In boston give Russell
970SS, DraCkett 22,Sl0, Only one pro.
CinCt now lacking. This shows a do.
crease In tue Democratic plurality oVui
1887 Of about 200 and deCreaBe In Rus.
sells plurality oyer last year Of about $500.
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Commissioners, which will stand Toto 5,
instead Of being q tie, with an independ-
ent holding the deciding vote, The re-
cordership, in which the most interest
centeFed, Is a neck and neck race be-
tween the soldier candidate, Stephens
(Republican) and tue labor leader, Craw-
ford (Democrat) The indications AZ
$3.50 p, m,, slightly favor Crawford,
The returns are sufficiently complete
to show that the Democrats have gained
control OF the Board OF County Com.
missioners, The county towns elected
Republicans by similar maiorities.
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rhs Austrian System WqritFl well,

pOsToS, Nov 5,-teporIs from ali
parts Of tho State show that the Aus.
trian system works we'll, and that to a
large extent II has eliminated the ole.
nient from around tile polls. Reports
from Springfield, Lowell aud the other
mill towns, show the usual rush Of voters
during the noon hour caused no excite.
ment, and that thevoteB were deposited
as rapidly as under tue older system,
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TORONTO, UNT, Now 5.-lhe boxing
contest between Jake Kilrain and John
+. Scholes, of this city, at the Mutual
street rink last night, was witnessed BY
about 1000 people. They boxed four
rounds OF three minutes each, Marquis
Of QueCnSberry rules. SCholts was in
first class condition, while Kilrain was
fat and out Of condition. Kilrain was
on the defensive most Of tie time and
Scholes did most Of this fighting. The
general opinion was that Kllrain did not
exert hiulselt as much as he has been
known TO do.
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rhenom enon In lyashIneton t,oun,y

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov 5.-An inter.
eBting phenomenon may be seen on the
farm OF william McKennan, about two
miles west Of this place. Some time ato
q well was drilled ON the farm for 0Il,
but utinstead oi getting oil the well struck
q hsavy flow Of gas and salt water. The
gas, which is 30 strong that II blows the
water several feet III the air, has been
lighted and tho combination forms a
pyramid Ol bltnibggasa aud water whose
elect cannot DO realized without being
nhhn.
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A Big FIre al PIll.bnrrh.

PlTTsDuRam, Nov 5.-An curly morn.
ing fire on North avenue, Allegheny
City, destroyed Dovey's brass foundry
aid the building adjoining, pied by
the Allegheny City Carpet Cleaning
Company. Two stables in the rear were
also burned. A Colored hosller, whose
namo is unknown, is supposed to have
been burned to death. The loss is $iO,-
900 partly covered by insurance.
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PENNSYLVANIA,
A Good Old Time Republican MaJority-A
Light Vote POllCd.

A Good Old Time Republican AajorI'y-A
Light Vote PolICd,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 5.-Follow-
inc ore estimat4s in This State Inv coun.
,,n. M ~, s,a,a n,sa..,,.or, Tnni0ta .o,,n,n
''es' 'o' 9'a.e 4'eHsu'o'' UuHA'a 'ou"'y'
estimated, Boyer, Republican, oo plural
lty. Blair county, estimated, Boyer, Re.
publicap, 1850 plurality: Cameron
ronntv R Rovsr RenhbIican l0O. Monros
C county' Bi;ler' Democrat, / GS0: LshiSh
county Bigier, Democrat, 9,i0O: Mon.
tour county, estimated, Bipler, Demo
crat. 80 plurality; Pike county, esti-
mated Bipler. Democrat, $50 plurality !:
Northumberland county. estimated, Biz.
ier Democrat loo plnrality. A Demo.
cra,ic gain Of 200: Warren county, esii.
mated. Bower RepubIican, 500 plurality
Democratic gain Of 8Og, The following
gains were made: Blair county, Rppub
Iican gain 10; Cameron county, Demo.
orat gain OS. Juniata county, democrat
gain 20: LehiVh county, Democrat gain
S07: Monroe county, Republican gain
SO: Montour county. Republican gain
II Tiopa county. estimated, Bower
8 600 pluraIity. palm Of 10; SNYDER county
estimated. Bower, RepubIican, 900 pil.
rality. Democrat rain Of oO5; Crawford
comfy estimated. Bower, Republican,
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MibpLErowN, KY, Nov S.-The pub,
lie schools we're all closed yesterday BY
order Of the Boards Of Education and
Health, owing 10 tile prevalence Of dlph,
thvtla In al epidemic form. There were
twelve new Cases added OH Saturday and
Sunday TO the lst, with three deaths.
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CrSclSSATr, o., Nov. 5.-The Enquirer
claims the election OF Campbell by q
slight majority, but comedies the elec'
ton Of the rest OF the State ticket. Az
to the Legislature, it Is in doubt from
lack Of information in the close coun'
ties.
6iS voting places in Ohio outside oi
Cincinnati give Foraker l00, los; Camp
bell 00,lS4; Helwig 5.0bS. Same places
In 1887 gave Foraker 0s.067i Powell,
SS,757; Sharp, $40.
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A HARD FOUGHT BAITLE,

Jim Dali Knocks Out Bill GabIg of Pitts.
burgE, In tho Eleventh Eound.
NEwBURaH, N. Y, Nov 5,-One Of the
hardest fought prize fights that has
taken place along the Hudson riverin
years, came of early this morning at
Highland Falls, below this city. The
battle was between Jim DAILY, Of Phlla,
delphia, aud Bill Gabig, OF Pittsburgh,
and was for purse OF $500. The fight
was fierce and fast from start to finish,
and alter the first few rounds everything
was In Daly's favor. There were about
200 sporting men from New York,
Philadelphia, Nvwburgh and other
cities. Tom Martin, Ol this city, was
the referee. The battle lasted eleven
rounds and was given to DAILY alter he
had knocked Gabig out IN the last
round.
Time was called at 1850 a. IN. 1t was
q three.minute round, one minute rest
with twO.ounCe gloves to a finish.
First round-DAly and Gablg spared
cautiously for an opening which was
first secured by DAILY and he put in u
plumper on his opponents bead, barely
escaping heavy return blow. Some
hne sparrlng was done but no actual
work.
Second round-Gabig landed on DAILY
aud followed 1t up. DAILY tripped aud
both fell.
Third round-Body blows we're ex.
changed freely. Daly made drive for
GaOig's head, but missed, and hu arci.
dentally hit Steve Brodie blow on the
head. DAILY was awarded first blood.
DAILY injured his rlgLt in the third
round, but even with this handicap
Gabig was no match for him.
ln heeleventh round DAILY, at Brodie's
suggestion to put end u 1t, hit Gabig
under the eye, knocking mln srnseless.
The referee declared Day The winner.
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A Hold Robbery.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 5.-Mp. II. E.
Harris this morning took frop'a jewelry
store pair Of diamond earrings and a
finger ring, which she had left To be re.
paired. A well dressed man saw her re-.
ceive the diamonds aud followed her out
Fourth street until sue reached an alley,
when lie BnalChed her poCkettook irom
her hand auui made his escape up the
alley. The robbery was committed
about II 100 o'clock aud was Witnessed by
u number VI psUplO, n
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Tnk CORONERS YERnlCr
In tile Cincinnati Incline Plane Accident.
TIIg Pilot IIihnutl,

Tic Pilot Dlhmutl,
CtSciSSATl, o., Nov 5,.-T'he Coroner
has rendered his verdict upon the Mt.
Auburn incline plano accident, in which
SIX persons Loaf their lives. He says the
immediate CausB was tho failure Of tile
pilot, Charles COOlo, 10 properly work
The throttle and thereby stop the car.
He finds that, even II the piece Ol Iron
found In the steam chest lnletiefed With
the working Of the throttle, still COble
could have prevented tho accident by
tile proper use Of the brake aud reverse
lever. lie finds further that tue eul.
ployes In charge we're guilty Of criminal
carelpBsnpss In not stopping travel and
examining the machinery Of 10 q. IN.
when lhe machinery refused 10 work,
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rsnrful Storm n New ,Is,lon.

lALbvouERQusi N. NJ, Nov. GA
regular blizzard 10 prevailing in this
vicinity. The sandia mountains are
covered with show, a heavy storm oc.
curing In the valley. A irlghtiully do.
structivo sand storm ragged for iorty.elght
lioufS, aud the damage 10 houses will
roach thousands Of dollars. The storm
extends 2Oo miles south, and all trains
are delayed.
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FORAKER IN DOUBT,

Hut the Rest of the State Ticket Elected.
The Legislature Republican.
SpeciL DlsDatch to The ilisiltyMetr.
CoLuMDvs, Nov. 5.-2 A. M.-The Re-
publicaus have elected all their ticket,
with the exception Of Governor and this
isstiIlin doubt, 1t will probably be im.
possible to determine tonight whether
Foraker or Campbell is elected. The
Republicans will have the Legislature
on joint bollot.
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DuSEtRE, N. " Nov 6.-rho strike
Of Inolders in tho brooks locomotive
works, which has lasted two weeks, baa
ended, the men returning 10 work tbia
morning IN condition that The union il
iloI 70 interfere with the manaugB en-.
biOylng such tlph " they Choosp, The
discharged Will nnt b. felnAiatpd,
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Special DLSpdtch % ne llltllilelctT,
WASHINGTON, D, O., Nov, Sweet
Virginia pensions were granted to-day as
follows; Original inyalld-Hcnry Gun.
ningham, Hartford City; Sam Ntdrow,
Clifton Mills; Heinrich Walkenauur,
Wheeling, lnCrease-Thomas D, Van
ata, Palatine.
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snniL sl,nrn l.,,l,lilnr i,nl..

DuLuTu, Now 6.-The South Shore
road has made rate to Boston, New
York and Philadelphia on lumber from
Duluth Of 80 cents for tho former place
and 30 cents for the two latter, This IA
10 cents lover than via Chicago and
only cents higher than from Chicago
10 Now York and Boston,
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iIUytnAnh lIrowlnE Company warehouse.
NiarLnL LILaLnLah Ia IA InLLLInu.ana.

FAiRNoSr, W, VA NoG6.-A deal In
real estate was ConSummatOd to-day bo.
tween q. W. 4, Mayors, Of this place,
and dthe lleymanh Etewing Company, Of
Wheeling, ThU property 10 near The
BaltlnOre Il Ohio depot anL will be used
for Il cold storage warehouse,
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PREPARED FOR TROUBLE,
ClarkSburg Authorities Ready for TFouh-
lsSOme Element ON the New Railroad,
9nSetaI Il,s,.,teA In M LatEli1ellneT

Special OlspateA 70 Ae hieltganr,
oLARKsBuRa, W, YAn Nov, 5.-For
some time the town authorities have
been having considerable trouble with a
crowd of negroes, of whom there is
about one hundred and fity working
about two miles above here on tunnel,
They have came to the conclusion that
they can run the town, but so far the Of
fGers have been succeSsful in lodging all
In jail. The authorities have
made preparation for any emergencies
by having about fifteen or twenty musk,
cts loaded with buck'shOt,