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SLEPT wTH AOORPsR.
Sudden Death Of coprtesap Updsr AIys-
terIous CireumHtanees.

oRoISAAFI, o., Oct, ls.-Annie Fish
or, alias Fuller, yeppg woman who 70
some time has been leading a life o
shame at George Rsinsberger's place
on Loneworth street. was found dead ii
her bed about s O'Clock yesterday after
noon In her room at that resort,
!, Whether or not the deceased com'
milted suicide Ia a matter yet 10 be de,
teTmined by the Coroner. AS result
OF her death, however, James Durham,
q young railroader, whose home 10 al
22 Broadway, Is under arrest on sus'
piclon, Investigation by a reporter,
however, developed that the only way
In which Dunham figures In thu sad
affair 10 that he was the dead woman's
"loyer," and for several hours slept BIZ.
side her corpse, In fact, II was he who
discovered that she was dead.
The deceased was q stout, well.propor-
toned woman, whose right name was
Annie Sweeney, Her bTnther at ont
time was ba keeper at the notorious
Gold Bar saloon at Longworth and Cen.
tral avenue, and is known as a "polICyn
writer. Yesterday morning she aud
Durham came home drunk, on retiring
TO her room the now dead woman re-
marked that she was going down to
lsaac's drug store, which Is underneath
the apartment she occupied, and Gel
some whisky and morphine. This ht
tried TO dissuade her from doing, and
when she came up from the drug store,
Durham claims he searched her in order
totind out whether or not she had any
morphine with her. Finding none he
thought nothing serious Of the circnm-
stance when she stepped out for a
moment, When she returned she rather
triumphantly announced that she had
taken the drug Then sheretired. About
] o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
breakfast was brought up TO their room
Dunham tried to arouse Tue woman, but
was unable 70 do so. Considering the
fact that she had gone to bed drunk, he
alter short time spent In u futile en-
deavor to awaken her concluded 10 '.let
her sleep" About 8 o'clock, being
ready TO take his departure, Durham !
again tried 70 awaken the unfortunate
woman. To his horror he found her
cold in death. Hastily calling other in.
mates Of the house he caused medical
aid TO be summoned, but II was Of no
aYail, as when doctor arrived II was
conclusiyely proven that she had been
dead for hours. Whether, or not she
died from tue effects Of the morphine
which she took will have to be deter.
mined by a post mortem examination,
which the coroner has ordered made oil
the remains. Last evening the dead
woman's body was taken to the Morgue.
Dunham is held as a witness.
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Nav FORE, Oct 1R.-Afriyed, SIe0ai.
ora defnanla, from Liverpool, aud
TfayO, from bremen.
Tie Btillsh steamer KeplsF, which
loh on SSss.nday morning. for Baltimore
has not yet reached NET ddaAtlnatiopi
Het qgeplO, glmpann, Spence 4 Young
81 this city fear 'lhatOha has HVnp down,
About twenty-five SOILS kfe'oh botfdI
The Kepler was built I'd 1878 ID gdnder'
land Eng., and wac rated 100 a !,
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PtTrsnuROu, Oct ls.@.Tho recent an.
nouncemsnt Of Carnegie, PhlpDs & Co
the extensive steel manufacturers, that
there would ba but two nay DAYS a
month at thVir mills, instead Of every
two weeks, may cause trouble. Tho
rren cay the new order lS at Injustice 10
them and meetings Of the five lodges Of
the AmAlgamAttd Association, composed
Of Oafnegle's employees, will be held to-
morrow night 10 protest against the
change.
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CONDENSED fELEdRAMs,

An express Office at Millsport. Ala.
was robhadot $1,000.
A druggist named Adams was fined
$40 az Wellington, o., tot selling liquor
contrary 70 law, n,
The reported sale Of the Cleveland
Brush Electric Company has mot yet
been contaminated, 4
The mutllsted body OF John stohaYl
was found IN the river at Pomeroy, b,
Hewas probably murdered,
Clncinnati'g postofIice leads the largest
thirty ofleea ~ The country in incf.aes
loi receipts, Cleveland 70 next,
Nine men were pteclpltated from a
s.c,aatiold at Bethlehem, Pa, Two Veft
killed !. andtwo fatally inlusca, ~ m
Pete Maxwell, charged AZ Cjhaltanoo.
ga With iheett, murder and vatloh,
ontnent.
The remains found several days art
near Hamilton, o., have huOn identified
ag those OF ]. Matthew Newton, o.
Glendale
NefdlGls against tho Pennsylvania
Company afe becoming 40 heavy A
foungslown,. o., that The cases arc beihi
taken 70 the y, T. Courts.
Alter much solicitation on The nart a
Campbell aud bis iflendS, Indpe Thuf
man has consented 10 apeak In ClnOln
matt during thu present campaign,
The Uhciunall Branch oi Tho NsllobA
| Wood Catyen' Association, and IN
gepttal. Labor Union, adoDlei yes6in
luoAp deuOuhClng Joseph q, gextru
he Democratic candidate Tor sUAAt6I
LOT hla hostility to the wosllns claisei
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MOUNTAIN ECHOEs.
A Lingering, Longing Look Back to the
Ranks Of the Ohio.
Susciol DiipGlch 10 ne h,tdli1eReer,

A Lingering, Longing Look Back to the
Banks Of the Ohio,
Special DiipGieh 10 ne hltailiSsResr,
on BOARD SPECIAL Gar MAscoTTE, IN
TuE MouSTAlss, B. 4 o, R, R., Oct 49,
The following telegram was received
from Col. Bissell, Of Wheeling;
WHRELINa, w, Va, Oct IS,
10 he Hlsttia0 Staissmsa on ne Special Car Mas
coIe, Baltimore & 0ht0 Railroad,
send you greeting and hope you are
all rs clear headed as am this morning,
Wheeling people delighted with your
visit and with you, Allthe ladies' partic.
ularly were impressed by Moler, and !
Rm glad he has gone, Some chsnSe tor
me now, The whole visit was brilliant
success and everybody is happy,
6n reading the above the Waiting
statesmen chose Mr., Moier as chairman,
and the following sentiments were Of
feTed In response:
Glad to leave Wheeling because ] had
to play second fiddle TO Bissell, Will
write my sentiments to the handsomest
man in Wheeling, the chairman ol your
Chamber Of Commerce. Moier.
In thinking while wheeling home
ward OF Wheeling, w. Va, and Of our
reception there, we are more than ever
convinced that we travel with mascotte,
and we are going to get our bait back
Paige,
Hope to meet my Wheeling friends on
the other side Of the river-the Ohio
river-when the bridge is completed
Laidlow.
The beauties Of mountain scenery
don't compare with tho beauty OF the
ladies OF Wheeling,-Miner,
The only consolation on leaving the
beauty and wit OF Wheeling is that l
bad no chance while Moier was there
Rochester.
Words are useless; am enthusiastic
over Whpeling.-Bradley.
Wheellng's hospitality heartily appre-
ciated, Hope to sec you again.
Ripley.
Delighted with the place and people,
Rogers.
With Bissell and Paige as guides, the
people OF Wheeling as hosts, and her
fair women as attractions, the eastern
visitors need nothing further to entice
them to return.-McCulloch,
Delightful trip; hope to renew ac-
QuaintanCes made,-Hall.
Pleasant time, agreeable people, sur
prislng city. VIII long remember the
visit.-Mason.
Wheeling Is all right; It, can be
T. M.-"Tis Mince."-Barton.
Greeting to ladies' and all. Moier
wishes to return. He has telegraphed
for dozen red neckties,-Leverick.
Never cross bridges till you come TO
them, but when that bridge Is crossed
we'll all be there,-Morris.
Wheeling's hospitality Is as warm and
bright as her furnace ires.-Wellman.
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Nw BRuSswicE. N. g., Oct lS.-k
railroad accident happened at O'Clock
this morning In the suburbs Of this city,
jnghlsh two persons, engineer George
aAHab and Fireman lrtshk Anderson,
were badly hurt and one engine wha
wrecked. An east.bouud freight train
ran Into the rear ol another train com.
posed oi i've cars loaded with fiefUhan.
disc. A Cabooae and two freight cars
Were Burned, A droSef who was riding
N tue burned 6Aboose claln1 to have
Loaf 2,QO9 which NaSIn bic gALehelt
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WIRE NAILS ADVANCED
rtom ! 70 rer cent,.. llarlea wlro GOO.

From to 8 Per Cent? Barbed Wire Goes
Up Per Cent.
PlrrsDuRou, Pa, Oct. ls.-At a meet
ing OF the barb wire aud wire nail man
ufacturers here to-day the price Of barb
wire was advanced 8 per cent. and wire
nails from Z to 8 per cent. The advance
goes into effect Immediately. About
ninety per cent. OF the manufacturers in
the country were represented at the
meeting. Trade was reported unusually
good and the outlook bright,
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t,pril,h land tnypEInl lehIA II TeaAI,

AVTIa, FEx, '0it. is.-Tlp Capitol
Freehold Land aud investment Com
many, Of England, fled q copy Of itl
ehaflef with the Secretary Of State yeg
iefday, Their operations embrace khl
ihfee million aOfeb Of the eapllol 6yhdl
o1ts iands IN the Pan Handle part 6t The
State, Tie capital Of tho company 4
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YOUNG MANS lALI.
son Of a Postmaster oOnfes.es TO I.obblns
the Mails.

the Mails.
RicnIoND, Va, Oct. ls.-william L
Jordan, son Of Postmaster Il. A. Jordan
Of Manchester, and clerk in that Office
was arrested yesterday by Inspectors
Wilde and ooaEill, on a charge Of rob
bing the mails. Losses Of money sen,
through the office have been frequent,
reported at Washington Of late, and th,
two inspectors were sent here 10 wotl
the case up. A decoy letter containing
marked money was liailed on the train
aud when Jordan was arFelted the ilotel
we're found on hia ppfson, and he made
q tnll confession u hls tnisdeedB. HI
was held by Commissioner Atkins II
$1,000 bond for examination. mn
young man 10 well connected and llal
moved in good society both Ia Rich
inund and ManchoAlRr,
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct ls.--At yestef.
days sesslOn Of the American forestry
Congress the committee on resolutions
tgppyled iayofably series oi resolutions
calling upon the National goYewgignI
10 establish Q l0thtlfy toMml ls5ipH iol
I'M, Irtseryaliot d lh6 pHhllc loIepii
hnd Recommending other measures ioi
lhe advancement Oi forestry.
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are greatly on the increase, and now
reach the amount Of from seven to eight
thousand week.
The Secretary further says that he in
tends 10 have all these cases re,ex'
amiIed and has ordered an Investigation
Of the practices Of the Pension Office,
and that he will defer any further orders
until the Investigating Board reports,
The letter closes as follows; ! write
this that you may be fully advised oil my
views and purpose and my belief in my
authority to control all abuses In this
department by whatever means deem
legal and efficient.
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DRESSED IN MEMS CLOTHES
AresHs wsnss Sas,,sa una'r ro'pll

AYfur"B VWhN ttFteAteu Unuer fobullhi
circumstances.
DvtuTn, MiSS, oct. ls.--A pretty
black.halred, black.eyed young woman
evidently about twenty yeafg old, VA
arrested q ClISuot Wednesday night
while tending bir Id a saloon dressed a
q man, She appeared IN that town Sat
nfday and at once applied for work a
the saloon q q man named Smith ant
was promptly engaged a. batkebnAF
Suspicion Waa aroused hy heF Womihl
voice, which, bhe could not Disguise
She Nas, not tsufpflBed Al bblng affesle,
gnd took matters cody. Her antece
dents aud name are not known, an
hayb she aeguniel the dltgulHO 70 osclp,
toni Ii,, 4 loyet, who % a h6nS thiti. shI
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pRlIRlg plRgs IN INDIANA.

Hundreds Of Acres Of Reclaimed Land
1iurnsd 10 u Depth of Pour Feet. ~
FF.wAYSR, 1Spl, oct. IS. Extensive
prairie arSs have been FayIHs ID the. idt.
llO River Ditch county, southwest ol
this city, iof several days, resulting in
great damage. Hundreds Of acres have
been burned over, and the prairie lAndg
Ehal have been reclaimed by drainage
have been butnsd down toa depth oI
lotiF feet This los, itiadhl lon tp Heavy
ifaInAeb atueeethent6, Will ruin many
land q oKneH III that YIplhIEY. y
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lst.conEreI,meu il6riholomew DcO,

LANSING, NicR, Oct. ls.-pr. Ira Bar.
tholomew, aged Of, ex.nember Of tho
House oi Representatives, ex.PFesIdent
Of the State Medical Society, ex.ptesi.
dent ol tho Michigan Agricultural So.
CleLy, and who held the Office Of Mayor
Of lansing for three consecutive terms
died this lpornlng Of bronchitis.
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The Hungarian Cabinet.

VIENNA, OCl, lS,-The Hungarian cal.
met will not resign on account Of their
differences with the Austrian cabinet
upon the question Of the recognition Of
the Hungarian army apart from the
Austrian forces, as there Is every pros
pect that Emperor Francis Joseph will
assent 70 the demand Of Hungary and
change the title Imperial Royal Army"
TO Imperial and Royal Army.p
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FoRT wAYSn, lNp, Oct iS,-Exlen.
nlyO prairie atts have been raging In tue
ditch county southwest Of this city iOr
several dAya, resulting In great damage,
Hundreds Ui acres haYe been burned
bSkf and the pfalTlO landg Tint pa i0beeH
f6claihied byldfalna9e haye been butfeu
down 10 . deplh oi lout ieeh
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A NEW COUNTRY EXPLORED.
Good Farming and OF Lands, but untt for
settlement,

d"
orF4wA, ONT, oct, 1s.-R. q. Mccon'
nei oi Tue geological survey, hos 70:
turhpd iroll Ills inspection Of tho region
between the Peace and AlhabaSka rivers
He commenced about 800 miles further
north 10 the viCtnityof Vermilllon. Thig
region embraces an area Of 1000 Oor 10000
suViaro miles. Little Of this tract was
ever explored by white men,, A great
deal ui II 10 good farming land, but
swatnps abound and make II unfit i9I
settlement. The trees IRE principally
spruce and poplar Speaking oi the de'
tiUsl,s OF on reported 10 bB there MI
Mcconnell said hO certainly found indi'
Caiihhl nj all
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THEY GlOATOYER III.
What the Tory Organs Think of tho Cronlr
Jury "Fixing'i Case.

What the Tory Organs Think Of tho Cronin
Jury "tixing'' Case.
LONDON, Oct, 1s.-The Tory organs are
making the most OF the recent scandal
from Chicago about the "axing' OF a jury
for the Cronin trial without waiting for
any proof Of the truth Of the assertions
made. The Saturday ReYiew in partlcu.
lar, the cleyerest and most bitter Of all
the opponents Of Parnell and his Eng.
lish allies Is in It's element when dealing
With anything, whether fact or fiction,
so fortunately supporting its views Of the
utter worthlessness Of the Irish. The
ReVie,u pretendB 10 fear that some, II NOT
all OF the large cities Of the United
States are under tho sway OF a class as
bloodthirsty and far more cunning than
"the rulers Of Crete, not 10 speak ol
Dahomey." +
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ToacSrc, or, oct,iS ~ ArIOo, oI
the Provincial Health E.oard, conIradiU,u
v slesemphH that have been spread
gIolu Etsgaitlnn anhllpOx on Pee Lee
alAud, 10 hle received many feDofti
from local health ofllCefn which bhog
conCluslvely lhat there ID only onv Case
and thatit lSAvery mild one, ~
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DESTITUTE LABORERs
Wle We're Cheated out Of Their Pay by .
CapnerJ Manager,

VHHHFTy WMHHBPFI
CnARLEsTowN, Mn, Oct. 1S,-Muoh
destitution exists among the large mum.
Der Of foreign laborers who have been
employed during the past summer in
the canning house Of Lynch, owing, It
is said, to the departure Of the manager
Of the cannery without making provision
for the redemption Of brassp checks given
TO the employea % evidence nf indebted
ness. The stores formerly received the
checks In payment for supplies, but now
refuse To honor them, and the foreigners
are left with no protection except rude
board tents, and with nothing 10 eat and
no way Of returning to their homes.
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French :nIIlltar, precllnlInn..

PARIS, Oct, IS. The sixth corps,
which France proposes to double on ac.
count Of the increase Of the German
garrison in AlsaCe. Lorraine, is now
centered at Nancy. The eastern rail way
facilities will be increased by doubling
the lines running from Lille, Lyons and
Besancon to the German frontier.
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81. PAUL, MINI, Oct s.-1.he Broth.
erhOod Of Railway Bakemon spent
to-day listening to reports Of com.
mltteeS and adopted report RECON-.
mendlng tho appointment Ol an editor
for tho official paper al d salary Of Si,sOO
q year. Heretofore tho journal has been
edited by the Secretary.
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JACK TIIE llprBIL
Operating in canada 0Iutilated Body of a
Woman Pound.

Woman Pound.
orTAw4, oSFs Oct. ls.-The settle
tnens along the Murray canal, near
Trenton, has been thrown into a great
state Of excitement over the discovery Of
the mutilated body Of a woman par.
TALLY burned in a vacant shed on the
right bank Of the canal. The body had
been disemboweled and one Of the leQs
was missing. The identity Of the un.
fortunate woman has not been ais.
closed, ..
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 1s.-subscriptions to
the Worlds Fair, amounting to half a
million dollars were turned over 10
Treasurer Van Blarcom, Of the Bank Of
Commerce to-day, and the collection 81
the five million guarantee fund goes
steadily on. When the subcommittee
are heard from the sum BnbsCTihed n
expected 10 reach six and d hall millions.
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A FATAL QUARREL
Which 1c.uited in Tho Death Of a Young

WIIVH NvsuIVeu m thv UtnIh OF o Young
Man,
oiNciNSATI, Oct 1s.-At Elizabeth,
Hamilton county, Ohio, last night, Mr.
Tobias Hayhunt and Mr. Rollo Hayes,
engaged ina quarrel which resulted in
Hayes shooting and killing Hayhurst.
One account says that he had a political
quarrel anotherthat Hayhurst had been
drinking heavily and was generally abu.
siye and had attempted to draw d knife
against Hayes. Hayhurst was aged 23
aud married. Hayes Is 23 years old and
unmarried. Hayes las fed. 2
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A NEW EXPERIENCE.
Tho South American Delegates SILVER at
the Sight of n Michigan Frost.

Tho South American Delegates SILVER at
the Sight Of n Michigan Frost.
GRAND RAPIDS, MIcH., Oct. 1s,-The
All.American party had new sensation
this morning when they rolled up the
sleeping berth curtains and looked out.
The depot platforms were white with
frost. The roofs Of near by cars were
glistening with 1t. The track rails were
coated with white crystals, and within
the train the window panea were soon
blurred with Condensing vapor. The
southrons shivertd as they gazed later
from the dining car while taking coffee
before repairing to hotel 10 town for
breakfast, and when the vestibuls train
doors we're opened the local committee
aud the crowd In waiting saw their
guests emerging with necks bundled in
silk sCaris, coat collars turned high up,
with hands heavily gloved and With
shoulders elevated so rs to sink as deeply
as possible within their great coats the
swarthy faces Of the men not used TO
frosty chills and northern rigors Of
climate.
Through a haSy atmosphere the sun
was rising like a huge red ball sharply
outlined. The air became warm later,
however, by stronger sunlight and the
hospitalities OF the occasion, and when
the party left the Morton House alter
breakfast the day without was genial
while braCing. At breakfast, the dele.
gates for the first time on the trip we're
served with food by tidy, healthy. faced
girls. On driving from the hotel for a
round Of the furniture factories, salute
Of sixteen guns was fred In honor Of
the guests. The forenoon was spent in
viewing the great furniture shops OF the
city and the public buildings. AT 1880,
and before lunch was had at the hotel,
there was q review Of the Grand Rapids
Battalion, the city FIRE department and
city bicycle club.
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GOTHAM and iils w,nld. rnlr.

Nv Port W0Fld,
The subscflgi,iobs 10 the Worlds Fair
guarantees iund, which we're thought 10
bO C5mina down "llke shower oigpld"
the other day, Of "bubbllng up like q
liver y ns Brother Shepard expressed II,
are now moving like cold lnOlaBseB.
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The iliF Ca,lhhe Pa1nas

BAtriNoRE, Mp, Oct. is.--Tho diyIs.
Ion inG,shSlg q a meeting last night at
the Cardinals resldenOe, srfanRed the
details Of tho tofChllght procession Of
November l2 Ia honor Of the one hun
aredlh annigepafy Of thsatCh.dlocest Of
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Special DlSpateh 10 ne htelligaeer.
PARKERsnuRo, W. Va, 0ct.-Festus
Mckinney, who las been suffering from
a malignant Carbunckle on his shoulder
for two months, died to-day. He was
well known and highly respected
citizen aud business mau.
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oncAdo, Oct IS. = The death Oi
Joseph Paul, q 10yearold boy, this
momlpn, was q fearful one, Caught 10.
tween al Immense lly wheel and The
betting IN a machine shop, le was
hurled around aud around until hlI
meek WAS broken and death put IN end
10 hlA euiiefIuRa, VIZ
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PARIS, Oct. 1s.-The strike OF coal
miners at Lens, France, ia spreading. NJ.
Theyenot, Minister Of Justice, has issued
special instructions to the local authori.
ties with view to the prevention OF
disorder.
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nlnrrlr nIllelell nn. ilenll, rInrrIpa

BosroS, Oct. ls.--with I gard to the
reported marriage Of Maggie Mitchell t0
her leading man, Charles Abbott, the
Herald announces to-day, on authority,
thpt the cereinonytook place az the resi-
dence oi tbp RCtreSs In Long Branch,
June 10, last, Mrs. Luther Holden and
her son Harry erethe only witnessee,oI
the ceremony, Mrs. Holden 10 the wife
ot Luther Holden, Of this city, for q long
time dramatic editor Of the Journal and
0 lie long friend ol ihe actteh6. I
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RB,RATIEG OF Pensions.
Secretary Mobiles First Letter
to the Commissioner
IN WHICH He CALLS A HALT.
,Le,tcrT That Throws Some Light on
tho Inside of the Rupture Be-
tween the Two oHIcIals-Tan'
ncr's Assumed Power.

WASHINGTON, D, O. Oct, ls.-The
allowing is the substance of Secretary
Mobiles fret letterto Commissioner Tan
nsr upon the subject oire'ratIng Of PEN
slOns.
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wiCniFA, KAs,, 06l' lN,-Jay Clould
and party passed through here yeslSr.
day, NJ Gould hls beOn blck slncc
leaving Denver lie looked very weary
and worn aud did not gul on hlg car
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CoRleer6iSd niSltop,

rHtLApSlFalt, pS,6ct lS,- Rev Dt
Thomas +. Davies, Rector ot 81 PeleEl
Protestant Episcopal Church ior The pa6l
q years, was to-day coneecrAted q
Bishop Of the DloCFbO ot Eastern MlChl'
pah, 10 which he was elected Lust June
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-19
NnyIgatlon ILe.lllnod,

Special DiSOateh OHe IRsslligmccr,
PARxERsBURd, w. Va, Oct. 1S.-Nay.
igation on the Little Kanawha river
will he resumed Monday. Noboats have
gone up that river since early in July,
whenth first dam was broken.