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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-08
GREAT DAY FOR MURGANrOwN.

Navigation to Tiiat Point to bo Opened
To-day Tile James q. Blaine to Make the
First Trip TO tho Athens of West Virginia
Wheellng's Competitor.
PlrrsRuqaH, Not. T.-zTo.morrov will
be an eventiul day In the history oi
Monongahela river navigation. The
steamer James U. Blaine will leave at
4:SO In the afternoon for a through triu
to Moryantown, W. Va. Nearly every
state room on the boat has already been
I'llG4se tSSIt4sS ~
Itffhy'Dy ~ ria "a SiE1cSiss.' I pss&id ue a
great voyage. The boat will DO ies.
tOoned with flags and bunting. A cor.
net band has been engaged and every
arrangement made to impress upon the
people ot WeSt Virginia the Importance
Of Morgant0Yp hud West Virginia hav.
ing steamboat Communication with
Pittsburgh and points Aaboyedand below
the city Of natufal gas, ~
Lock and dam 'N6.l has been Com.
pletGd for q tl1mber oil years. Tho gov.
ernment bnllt The upper lock first, and
on account oil tue delay, as 10 customary
With government wolk, III iinialilUg dam
and lock No. 8, IL has been oi little use.
No. tolls will be charged at either dam,
Tow boats and packets will hs run tegu.
larly between Tits Glty aud MpfgantoE En.
Pltteburgh ngrphAntg eau now ship
their freight 10 Mprgantown, and from
there 10 points Ia West Virginia along
the Baltimore 4 Ohio road at d much
lees rate than is charged from hers by
rail. Trades will 10 Increased, as Pitts.
burgh dealers can better compete With
niefchapts In Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Wheeling, There 10 great section
Of country between Greensboro and
MofghRLHEn "thbt'Ia Mlh1At railroad
facilities, and tho completion al the
government dAmS, tho building Of which
WIS hFat agllalVd by the farmers, ID
hailed With special delight, II afIJldS
them an opportunity 10 do business with
the outsldo world upon more adYau.
tageouS basis than aver before, The
building n I've two laIgb liaiNbeen under
way lot thb mast ID years They are
very substantially put up. The stone
work 10 much better and much more
substantial than any other dam q. ~ ,i,s
liver They scs. scs. over 100000.
A number Of special parties will take
pahSaHe on tho Hlalnp to.moFfoK from
Up river p0lnla. "A delegation will COME
/ udWh from Mbf1aflnwn,
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A MORMON CANE BALKED.
Their Attempt to Gain Control Of thO Public
Schools Prohibited,

I
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Nov. 7.-JudgI
Zane yesterday granted the Gentle
school trustees a writ Of prohibition pre-,
venting the County Court from acting on
the petition Of William NJ, Stewart,
Superintendent Of District Schools, from
re.dRtricting the public school districts.
There are twenty,one school districts in
this city, each having its own school and
grounds, and the taxpayers Of each dis.
trlct being responsible for tie support
OF the school. Each district elects three
trustees annually to conduct the school
affairs. In 1885 the Gentiles elected the
first Gentle school trustees that ever
held office here, Since that time thu
Gentiles have been paying close at.en,
ton to school elections, and the result OF
the elections last June showed that thu
Gentiles had seventeen and the Nor.
mons iorty,six, Fearing loss Of control
OF this public school system, the Nor
mons have since that time been schem,
Ing to again get full supervision, and "
that end, on October 8, pelilioned tht
County Court, which is u Mormon body,
10 consolidate the twenty.one districts
into four, thereby ousting all the Gentle
trustees should the petition be granted,
The County Court was to have con.
sidered the matter yesterday afternoon,
but the writ oil prohibition made return
able November q, prevented them.
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A MINED 1'luKbT,
romNor tho Only IIopaDilcun believed \

rornkOr the Only Republican Delleved ID
he Defeated Where ho Lost tho Most.
CoLuNuus, Quo, Nov. 7.-The STATE
Journal says: Asthe losing party always
goes home first on the night Of an elec.
tion 80 us to be away from the noise Of
the visitors, 80 the losers are llrst to quit
figuring. The Democratic managers were
giving out extrAvagant claims yesterday,
and the Republicans realizing that tile
head Of the ticket aud Legislature was
gone, had quit Hguring during the day,
Out Chairman COngpr, Secretary Doane
aud sonle other gl the RsgySSySlSA, sSl,z
dttEt6 iiiititc' ttitG ias. az, a
claim the election Of all the Republican
ticket except Foraker. They have sent
word to all the counties for complete re.
turns 1T once ltis evident that Camp.
OtlIs plurality willnot bemuCh over TO-.
wv, aud II II Ia not oyer $4,000 the head
o. ihe Republican ticket Is tho only part
Ol II that is defeated.
IN Hamilton county Foraker is B,005
mhlnd the rest Of tie ticket, in Lucas
'CV, III franklin $50, Ia Cuyahoga 1860,
~ Madison 90, iu CLARK 200, iu YalWert
own Jefferson 30, Ia Summit $50, max.
iug total Of 1895, or more than Camp.
OHlS plurality, In these nine counties
AIOnG II the tho other sevehty.nlne
counties would show no falling olT on
ine head Of The ticket, the difference In
tls'S ,E nine counties would elect part Of
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A GAME PIGnr.
A Prize Mill Mt the Hun Between Asht,
and GOdfrey-A Knockout for tho Inter

A Prize Mill Mt the Hun between Ashton
and Godfrey-A Knockout for tho Latter.
BosToN, Nov, 7.-At tue P4rnsl
Athletic Clubrooms tonight, Jack Ash
ton, Of Providence, and George Godfrey
the colored heavyweight pugilist Of Bos,
ton, faced each other for fourteen rounds
the contest resulting in knockout iol
Godfrey, Ashton was iayorite in tht
betting, 500 to 500 being wagered on
him. n
In the last final round Godfrey sue.
ceeded In landing a powerful blow under
Ashton's left Jaw that brought him 10
the floor beaten man. Ashton nude
agame fight throughout aud showed
considerable science, but he was clearly
no match for Godfrey, who finished III
excellent form aud showed scarcely a
scratch.
By the terms Of the match Godfrey
ceives cup valued at $1,000 and ASH
ton u $500 trophy. AT tile conclusion Of
the contest Godfrey was challenged by
Joe Lannou, the well known heavy
weight OF Boston.
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AntoundInr b enlp peralle Frnutls.

New YoRx, Nov 7.-General Knapp,
Of the Republican State Committee an.
noupced this morning at the Filth Ave
nue. Hotel that 'the most astounding
frauds upon the franchise had been dis
covered in Troy and other places" on
the part OF the Democratic party In the
recent election. He would not state
what he expected to do about 1t, or
whether the results in the election
would be affected by the disclosure.
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CARDINAL GIInONS, BOOK.
UOur chriAllna Heritage" 70 bS Issued n,
day-A Word 10 Labprlng ALsn,

"Uut CnfMunh htF1uaBb' ~pt tAtMttN tYi
day-A Word 10 IAIbprlng bisn,
BALTIMORE, Mn, Now 7,-Cardlnal
Gibbons book tour Christian HOh,
lase" iS tomorrow Issued by the pub.
lisheru, John Murphy 4 90. 10 the
memory Of John Carroll, The patriarch
oi the American church and 10 the pre-
lAtps and clergy Of the United States
heirs Of his faith and his mission, II Il
aEIeCtlonately Inscribed on The one hun
dfedih anniversary ot the creation d
The Catholic hierarchy. "
The book endeayots 10 chow that The
ipndAtneglRl truths underlying Chris
uanity ate Gu5tVptlllb Of being demon
slrated BY our lnllled reason, but ar
made Bllll more lAwlhpuA by tle ljght o
Christianity, II has nothing 70 saj
against other Christian denolhlnAtlOnB
Most Of the subjects discussed are AdYo
naled BY Protestant writen,
10 elopJng the chapter on The dlgnltl
Of labor, tbs Cardinal addresses to thl
'lAbOtlng man q fflep1ly exhoflAtlon
"let religion DO the queen oi yopt house
hold. When the evening u 'llle'ha
Colns and your earthly labots are draw
jnR 10 close, II Will cheer you with thl
bright prospect bl An eternal Sabbath,
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70 IinLn ILolnr a srnnnrl.

RoNE, Nov IA commission has
been appointed TO examine the scheme
art suggested by GuhbaldI to convert
Rome Into a seaport, by means Of canal
eighty metros widU and tpn metres deep
from the Tiber TO the Castle Funo, 4
distance Of eleven miles, NJ. DpLtRBepB
approves Of tho project and an American
company Ia willing 10 undertake tho
work, which II 10 estimated will cost
OS, ,0O0, 900 tFauCb.
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Thp Annrrhl.Ia MlI[ CeIebrnlpl

orncAoo, NSy7,-The Daily Mars says
that Uhtli Of Police Hubbard recently
secured the admission Of a trusted agent
TO membership In the Anarchist society
q this city and that a9 a result, no hSl
dlSpovVtea'IhAt preparations ape naklHp
by them for q big dem6nsltallon on No.
vember IL, In honor ol the executed
Anarchists, including public meeting
AZ Battery D Atmofy, q parade and
visit 10 Waldhelm cemetery,
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IOWA LEOISLATURR.

The Republicans Have the Legislature and
nil tho State Ticket but Governor.
DsMolNEs, Iowa, Worthwhile the
Democrats claim their entire State tickeI
ia elected the indications to-day are that
the result on the State ticket, except
Governor Is doubtful, and that the Re
publiCans will have seven majority in
the house and one in the Senate.
LATER-Returns on the legislative
ticket showthat the Republican majority
on JOINT ballot will be eight, thus insur'
Ing the election Of Senator Allison,
Ia. M.-The revised figures at the
ReqicLer's office give BoieS, for Governor
4 700 plurality and indicate the probable
election OF all the Republican State
ticket, except Governor.
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An Actor sliootA n IN NlIo,s sndIlOOr,,

CnicAoo, Nov 7.-Tlere was aShoot.
Ing atFray III Chambridge's Dramatic
Agency rooms this morning. Edwin
Elroy, q comedian, who has Until recent.
y been RlaylnR With Elt3patriCk's Rip
Van Wiikl6 company ID Texav, Sus.
bpCtsl his wife 6t lhgllSllty wlth. Arthur
W, Gibson who played d violinln the
orchestra ol that company. Recently he
received from Q friend some Isttep Wit.
ten by Gibson, 10 which he confessed
bis wrong doing, Returning 10 this city,
whittier the .violinlst aud MFs. Elroy had
preceded him, he met Gibson this morn.
log, aS stated, aud after den0uncing him
drew d revolver aud fred two shots al
him, neither Of which, however, took
effect, ElIay yag aTTe1tgd,
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ANOTHER BANK BARE2yLBR.

A Toledo CaSllIeE short 10 tho Tune of slst,
Tl1nAAnd Dollars.
ToLsno, o. Nov 7.-ES, Van Hoe
sen, a prominent church member aud
cashier OF the Toledo National Bank
was arrested Last evening, charged will
emhesEling about $4,000 Of The bank, },
funds j. N, Mckee, teller OF the bank
iS also arrested " an aCCompllcs, it,wa,
charged that the stealing was tlitcoy9fsd
a year ago, but the affair was htSSsi I'm nm
o.! on the promiss 70 make gIod The luss,
inis I'M they failed 70 do aud the proseCu
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GROVER CLEYELANDS DIAAGOGY,

He Gets oRHIs old HTariRRsfOFm" Chest,
nut Regarding the Elections, When They
Had Little to DO With It,
WASHINGTON, Nov 7,-Ex-President
Cleveland was interviewed last evening
on tile election results;
at is evident" said Mr., Cleveland,
Pthat the leayen Of tariff reform has at
least leayened the whole lump. The
west, which has suffered the most from
the unjust burden Of tariff taxation, has
Awakened, Thestate platforms Of both
Iowa and Ohio were abreast OF the s.,
Louis platform on the subject Of tariff
reform, The people have considered
and passed Judgment, It was for the
people to decide, They are now decid,
ing, It's enough for me to say that |
am satisfied at the indications and re-
suits OF Tuesdays elections, The Ver-
dict 10 Virginia Indicates that tue South
Ia still faithful to the Democracy OF Jet-
terson and Jackson.
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LeNpoS, NoEf.-tjpon tie opening d
the Parnell Commission today tSli
Henry James resumed hlS speech In be.
hall Of the Times. lie read extract,
from speeches made by Megsrs, PANEL
aud Davltt and pIheh n which LhV
spesisIa had "adHnCaled boy cottlnp
Sif Henry ganlehdOd that tho persotll
who made thea0 speeches were respbnsl.
6le tor The crimes la Ireland following
thelt delivery,
sIr ohl,!sS Russell, tpspeAy qopn,e
coHrtEogn I6;dlY itt the atst time sine,
the withdrawal ol the pafnellile counsel
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Tho iilE MN Deal closed,

New YoRK, Nov. 7.--DlSpatChes re-
celved in the city to-day from o. A. Pills
bury, the Minneapolis miller, state that
lie has been notified by cable from Lon
don that the 100000 necessary 10 pur.
chase the pllla6uFy and Waghblrn mills
Ia Minneapolis, hag nli bSsB' s8hsGtibvd
aud the deal bl9a9hl Thb property leB sold
Ia the tAIgllsh syndicate include, besides
the mills belonging 10 o, A. PillSbuty
aud w, b, WaShbuFn, the water power
Of 81, Anthony's Falls, one hundred and
thirty elevators belonging 70 the Pills
bury interest aud the controlling interest
Ia another elevator, w"
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Fourth class Postnlasters.

Special DRpateh to Ire iatsltyener.
WASHINGTON, d. u, Nov. 7.-Wesl
Virginia postmastes appointed to-day
]. II. Bell, vice james Lynch, resigned
Industry, Calhoun county L, H. Spar
vice A. Looney, resigned, Looneyville
Roaue county; Miss Emma Mace, vice
D. A. Brown, resigned, Pink, Calhoun
county; +. T. Hiclivrd, vice A. II. b
Ray, resigned, Sigman, Putnam county
j. MUtherny, vice Samuel Cline, re'
signed, Stafford, Writ county; W.
Barnes, vice O, s. Stump, resigned, Sta
ten, Calhoun county; William Gill, vice
W. H. johnson, resigned, Tyler's Greek
Uabvll county.
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CoSsrASTlSoFLE, Nov 7,-Tho Sui.
tan's yacht 1lasdiu, having on board The
Turkish officers specially attached to IbC
suite Of Emperor William dutlng hil
yislt 70 OonBlantlpople; accompanied Al
far % Mltylehe TIE German vessels on
which Emperor William and the Fun
press salled, At Mltylene tho German
vessels were met by the German
squadron,
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MeIl YLtEIhln E,nStInlnninl .lnIl....

MpRaASEowS,;w Va, Nov THE
IltSt auhual report Of the WesL vlruInlO
Agricultural Experiment Station al NM
place has Just been Issued by Prof tnhu
A, Myers, Superintendent, and WIli 6s
oI onl gfeat interest 70 the iaiinefs. Nearly
wv ouahele q aeVd wheat Of different
yAftptNe9, aud quantities Of grass seej
corn, oats, phosplates, trees nlanil
ylnta, berries, ETC., have been llsltIhuisl
curing the past yeat GmOng lhe iaFfnetI
lOr lral-al peisuns receiving same be
lng expected W report tho Yield, ciO, 4
gwen uue encouragement ihe station
! people. '"'NV W 'n'
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DISSOLUTION ORDEREn

The New YSSk AlIREome Court p.slA.,
AENl8lt ths Narth Alver sugar llsilninr
popIpNni,
NIw YoRr, Nov7.-Tho general tern
o. the Supreme Court handed down do
si'iOna to-day, among them being ID,
ong expected nS0 10 Ghe case Of m
North River Sugar Refining COMPANY
which was some time ago lbCOfpotatsJ
10 The sugar trust, Opinions are written
y tile case BY Judge Daniels and Var
Btunt, affirming the decision ni ludrl
Barrett Barrett ordering the dissolution oi t6t
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A CONFUSED WITNESS,
The Prosecution Puts the Milk
man on the Stand and
HE GETS VERY BADLY MIXED
AS to the sky's Aspect tho Night He
Saw Two Men go In the Carlson
COttage-Evidence Yesterday
In the Cronin Trial.

CHICAGO, Nov, 7,-The first witness
called to the stand this morning iu the
Cronin trial was Coroner Hertz. He
testified that he held an inquest on the
body Of DR.. Oronin in June last, and
identified the trunk in which Cronin's
body was carried away,
William Msrtz, the milk man, was
called upon the stand, He is short
statured man, with white muller
knotted around his neck, aud he wears a
sallow colored beard to match his cons
plexion,
"Do you remember May 4, lastP"
ayes, l do. was on the east side OF
Ashland avenue, near the Carlson Cot'
tage, about $3.50 O'Clock, Isaw two men
drive up to the Carlson Gottageiu q buggy,
When / came about fifty or seyenty'tVe
feet from tue cottage the buggy WAS Just
in front Of the cottage, and 1t stopped.
One OF the fellows got out Of the buggy
and went up to the front gate, went
through IT, and up the front stairs. 1t
looked TO me as though he had some key,
or something like that In his hands, aud
that he opened the door himself, AS
soon US that fellow stepped in the other
fellow that was sitting In the buggy
turned the horse around at once and
got away as quickly as be could do 1t. |
did not take any notice Of the fellow that
went into the house 10 see whether he
had a hat on or cap, but noticed he had
on a dark brown OYercoat, But he had
cuffs, aud 1t looked as though he had u
dark brown coat. AS soon rs that fellow
that was in the buggy turned his horse
to 10 away, could see his face better.
There was gas light there on the corner,
and II was light, aud | could see his
face"
"Hoy near were you TO him at that
time"
sob, just from the street to the side.
walk, as | was very near the Carlson
cottage, When they stopped | was
about seyenty.tive feet away. | went
on whistling towards them. 1 went to
the grocery store on the corner Of Ash
land avenue. Iwas there about hall an
hour. When l came back again aud
when came about half u block nearer
the cottage heard somebody mailing In
tie cottage, as II they were mailing
boards together. i heard them when l
was hall q block away"
ibid you ever see these parties since
you saw them driving up there"
"Yes."
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cirY OF MExrco Nv M7.-II. Hemsen
whitehobse, Uniud States Charge
D'AtfaireS here, gave n banquet last
evening To Senior Mariscal, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, at the legation. A
number Of members Of the Diplomatic
clrps were present.
The volcano Of CollmiA IA In n state Of
active eruption. Many houses 10 tho
Vicinity have fallen, and The woods for
many lniles around are on fire.
President DlHz will 10 10 Vera Cruz
next mhnIh.
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TERRIBLE El8E Is PETERSBURG.
Three. Quarters of Million Dollars Lss.,
Eollse Qhlssr LeSss his Life. ~

vs. FfaAAaNhA ASgNAhtA A4HHll
Eollse Qhlssr LaSss his Iife. "'
PETERSBURG, VAp Now ia terrible
fire started at 8 o'clock this morning in
George II. Davis 4 Co.'s dry goods
house, on Sycamore street, and spread
with incredible rapidlty, burning down
ln q short time the whole iron front
block and Rdinintng pracsEty's nh,
iia.nes capped aGgSsS. sEhs. sSsFStA EsSISS1G
stroyed Odd Fellows and five or six
other buildings. Lieutenant Cfitchton,
Of the police force, was In one OF the
burning buildings when the wall fell In
On bjp. H was burned 10 death. Hall
block on each side Of Sycamore street,
from TaDb westward, 10 gone. The esti.
mated loSs 10 $4,000; insurance not yet
ABcerlAinHu.
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ESTIMATES DURING THE DAY.
The predictions Regarding the State Ticket
Tint IntUr Proved Trun.

1hs predictions Regarding the State Ticket
That Later Proved True.
CoLuMnus, o., NOv.7,-The indications
now, on figures received at tho Re-
nnblicap and Democratic hradnraLters,
!; IA ;ts; tiri n; ; ih3EY% II 10
candidates on the State ticket with the
exception OF Foraker, and possibly
Lieutenant Governor. Tho Republi-
can committee sent out kilograms
TO county chairnen for the vote
on the respective candidates in the
counties, and they have heard from
thlrty.six out of the eighty.eight coun'
ties. The returns show that in these
counties tho balance Of the ticket, with.
out much variation in the figures,
llas received 1859 votes more than
Foraker, or rather the head oil the ticket
las run behind that much on these 6g-
urcs. 1t Is estimated that Campbell
must have u plurality Of at least 10000
in order to insure the election OF the
balance Of the Democratic ticket and the
Republican committee does not think
his plurality will be over 10000. II Is
believed that Watson for Attorney Cen
mfand Hester for Clerk Of the Supreme
Court will run about 1000 ahead ot the
balance OF the ticket, not counting the
head.
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AWARDED $gO,1OO DAMAGES.
A Lady Gets That Amount from a Railroad
for Injuries Sustained by nm Aecllcnt.

-s@sNS NNts Aatat u IAllttOuu
for Injuries Sustained by an Accident.
Providence, r. l., Nov, 7.-Iu the su.
prenle Court yesterday Miss Carrie +
Barnes, a school teacher, was awarded
$40, 900 damages In her suit against The
New York ( New England Railroad fol
$4,000. The action was begun for In
juries In 1885. Miss Barnes was a passetl.
ger on the train from thv State Fair IA
the city, aud wAep near the depot tht
engineer was unable to check the speed
Of the train, owing 10 a defect In the air
brake apparatus, and the locomotive
struck the platform and plowed It's way
through the timbers and plapEiap, TGtt
shock OF the collision 20 severe d
Miss Hss.i Barnes thRt 9 spiral diliiG,lss w
detorMity, and her health has since beer
Impaired,
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OlllU Still REPUBLICAN,.

'"' u'mocraliC OrRAn oi the state sAyD
was Only "a IICtult AEalhIt one AtSH,
IN nSlNc'SSATl, o., Nov I-An Enquiry,
I"e0 H', editorial thII morning on tht
Patnsmphsi " :
!, lae Democratic achievement in ohit
new momentum to the principle OI
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TIE WISCONSIN CGNIRAlA
The Report of PresIdeat colby-A peilcl,
oil tue Yours Operations.

NStNNNN NNAb] AtutASi
oil tue Yours Operations,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1.-The annua
meeting Of the Wisconsin Central Com
pany was hold yesterday at the Centra
office ofthe company in this city. Til,
directors submitted their annual repor
and the old officers were reelected. Al
the commencement Of his report Presi
dent Colby states that the WISCONSIN
Central Company was incorporated il
1887, IN order that the lines Constitutins
the Wisconsin Central syatem might b.
combined under one management fol
the purpose OF etfecting the arrange
tnent with the Northern Pacific that il
now in force. President Colby sums III
the financial results OF the company.
business during the year Cnding June
80, as follows: Total revenue from al
sources $a,2f694B IL, from which, de
ductlng operating expenses, license ieet
aud taxes, interest on bonds, rent oI
equipment, terminal charges, railroad
rentals $1,000, 1888 IS, leaves u deficit on
the years operations Of $l9,OS7 90,
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tariff return, which entered so largely
into the declaration Of principles at the
Dayton convention and into the discus
sion during the campaign.
uGoyernor Foraker was committed to
q faction or clique Of his party and bis
surroundipRs were not all Of the best
class. His immediate environment was
certainly not Of the kind to justify his
ambition to be made Governor OF the
great State Of Ohio for third term,
PThe Republicans who reyolted
against Governor Foraker did not re-
volt against the Republican party, Their
opposition 10 their nominee for Gov
erlor did not interfere with their stand
ing as Republicans, Their fidelity to
their principles remains"