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BROKE UP TIE SALOON.
A ,loO q ollI.en. 1ale N.ltem, MeA.u.

A Mob OF citizens Take Extreme Measures
10 hid u Town Of IIAr.lloom.
LIMA, ONO, oct. lO.-seyeml weeks
ago the nsighboring town Of Lafayette
pp5sea . prohibition ordinance and all Of
tho saloons were closed. 4 ieS dAyp
ago q Saloon.keeper Of this city vent 10
Lafayette aud opened a place. He WaS
waited upon by d committee who Ia.
formed him that hiB business was not
required there, but he continued, and
th6 town officials got out an injunction
10 stop him The Judge decided Ia bis
favor, aud hp RESUMED hnsInep9 with
more opennees than ever. Ratly yebtet.
day morning bis saloon wAb bombatded
by q crowd ni several hundred persons,
They came supplied With Htohea and
Bludge yhammHfb, and surrounding The
place conmbncel 10 STORM II. Tue door
Bnd Windows we're broken and the crowd
,asbed lb. The bat was battered down,
lhlftofs bro ken Nthe hbalb bt Btfteli
Knocked ia aid lR6 tbayShlgl Vabtbd,
The place yas AlmbsE torn down ahu
byefythlnR FnInbd, ''"
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NO SPLIT IN THE GIANTS,
The Incorporation Of Two New York Club
Anrnnn1ad ESNN

The Incorporation Of Two New York Clubs
Accounted For.
New YoRK, Oct. 1o-A stir was made
in base ball circles this morning when
the fact became known that two New
York base ball clubs had been incor.
porated at Albany within the past week,
each club having for Its incorporates an
entirely different set Of men. 1t ap,
peared as though Gothamites were to be
divided into hostile factions by having
two rival clubs bearing the same name
and each claiming TO be the champions
OF the world.
President Day, OF the New York Club
when asked this morning concerning
tho dual incorporation, said; II was
fully award Of the first incorporation,
hut was not named ss one Of the ditec.
.tora because ! was not here 10 sign the
papers. The first incorporation was
that OF THE New York Base Ball Club
The second was THE New York Ball
Club. Both interpretations are ior4he
Giants and both were made merely TO
guard against any other than our club
playing under that nane.n
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irving ana MS Imltator.

LoSDoS, Oct. TO- Several London
theatrical critics would be delighted to
give their ttue opinion Of the proceed
ings Of MtsIrying against bis ilnitator,
Leslie. With more than Macrsady's
vanity, Irving has not the imposing ply
steal appearance which made II possible
for Macread y to carry OF pOmposity with
dignity. Leslie Is personally more pop.
ular tnan Irving, but the latter ls the
protege Of the Queen aud Prince Of
Wales, andmust therefore be hold sacred
from ridicule. When the Princes august
spouse recently became lame, faBhIon-
able society promptly al, cted thB Alex
andfia limp and now that the Prince has
yariCose veins, heavily ribbed stockings,
initiating the deiormity, are said TO be
coming into fashion among the sWells.
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A STEAMER STUCK.
The "city Of New York. Goes
Aground Near Sandy Hook
THE GRAVEST APPREHENSION
Felt for tho Dig Vessel all pay-It
was Feared She was sinking in
opioksapd'-No Damage Done,
Howeyer.,steamshlp News,

New YoRE, Oct. lO,-The grayest ap,
prehensions were felt for the Inmsn Line
steamer City Of New York, She was
aground in the lower bay this morning
and II was feared that she was sinking
in the quicksands.
Eleven tugs were sent 10 the steamers
assistance, and her passengers taken Of,
At IL O'Clock one Of the big tugs which
went to the steamers assistance re-
turned to Quarantine and reported that
all efforts to float the ocean racer had so
far been unsvailing. This tug did mot
confirm the report that the steamer was
sinking in,the qulcksand. There was
considerable excitement among the pas.
sengers still on board,
The frat load OF passengers reached
the dock OF the 1nman Line at 2 o'clock
this afternoon,
The steamboats, William Fletcher and
John E. Moore with accommodations
and a force OF men to attend to the bag,
gage Of the passengers went down short
ly before II O'Clock, The tugs Edwin
NJ, Willard and Louis Culver returned
from the scene Of the disaster 1T II
o'clock,
There were 500 frst.class, l75 second.
class and 100 steerage passengers on the
City Of New York. Among the tlrst.
class passengers are Wilson Barrett, the
Miss Alice Booth, Mr.. H.
Camp, Mr., aud Mrs. Charles ComstoCk,
Miss Eastlake, John Wilson Guiteau and
Leonard A, Morrison, The City OF New
York had bead winds nearly the entire
passage with heavy rolling seas. She
was compelled to stop the port engines
twice during the gale. Notwithstanding
tne head winds and rolling seas and stop,
ihe made the passage in six days, ten
hours and twenty minutes. There was
40 accident before the racer got stuck in
,he mud,
Among the passengers taken Off the
Jity Of New York by the steamer John
!. Moore, were Mr.. George Gould and
wife. The latter was III and had to be
'arried aboard the Moore.
II was determined -to.night TO have
.ugs try and haul the steamer OF the
mud bank at high tide,
At II p. m. tho steamer was still
ground.
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A SPECIAL RECEPTION.

Knights who wore Crowded Out wednes.
day Night IseOOlyOd By tho Prssidenh
WAsHlNoToS, D. O., Oct 1O,-Fhe
President gave a especial reception this
afternoon 70 the California Command.
cry Knights Templa1, Of San Francisco,
Oakland Commandery, Of Oakland,
GAL; Golden Gate Commandery, Of San
Frapcisoo, and Damascus Commandery,
Of Newark, I. These commaaderlet
were unable 70 pay their respects to the
President last night because 81 the great
crowd. After the pommanderies passed
the President held q general reception
for nearly an hour, during which time
he shook hands with nearly 5000 peo.
MIA
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HER CARGO CoYPlsCATRD.
Mexican Customs 0nlclals sIs1e an Amori.
can SchOOnsr.

Mexican Customs Oniclals sloze an Ameri.
can Schooner.
San Francisco, Oct. l0.-Two weeks
ago the American schooner Annie G.
sailed from this port for the Mexican
coast on trading expedition.
She was loaded with provisions, and
commanded by Capt. M. Olsen. 1t ap.
pears that only portion Of the cargo
appeared on the manifest, and when
ahe arrived at Altsta, Mex, few days
ago she was seized by Mexican. customs
officials. They asserted that she tried
to evade paying custom dues, and fixed
upon tine Of 81, 100 as the proper thing
Captain Olsen telegraphed Wright 4
Brown, Of this city, owners Of the
schooner, and was instructed to resist
the claim, Captain Olsen will place the
case In the hands Of the nearest Ameri.
eau consul. MEANWHILE the Mexicans
have possession Of the schooner and are
conilscatiug her cargo.
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Work on tiie CoIiAi iIgEumel,

SAN FRAsClsCo, oct. l0-A Mpnasue,
Nicaragua, cable Gays: ''united States
Minister Misener has settled tile canal
difficulties aud work 10 now ptogress.
Ing" This shows that the chiei i'm.
pedlment to the constructions 81 the
canal the hostility OF Costa RiCa toward
the enterprise, has been removed and
the trouble between that country aud
Nicaragua has been settled by afbitrA.
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FAH EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The Resolution From the Committee on Ju,
dIpial Revision Lost,

i .NANAtA AFNNthNNN AfNAh
NEw YoRK, Oct lO.-Aiter the read.
ing Of the morning prayer by Rev. DR..
Doty, Of Western New York, and the
pronunciation Of the benediction by
Bishop Watson, Of Eastern Carolina, the
General Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church went into regular ses,
sion again to-day at 10 o'clock, with Rev.
Dr., Morgan Dix in the chair, The Sec.
reiary, Rev, Mr., Hutchins, read q mum,
Der Of messages from the House Of Bish-
ops informing the House Of Deputies
that number OF changes In the Book Of
Common Prayer bad been resolved upon,
and that the House Of Deputies concur,
ring, notification OF thess changes should
be sent TO the several dloceses pgelimi,
nary 70 action upon them at the next
General Convention, The standing
committee on prayer book reported In |
iavor OF substituting psalm 6i for psalm |
10 In tho proper psalms for Good Frl-
day that the hymnal nunc dimittis has
been legally added TO the Book Of Com.
mon Prayer.
The committee on constitutional
amendments reported ip favor Of an
amendment to the constitution proyidl
Ing that no change shall hereafter be
made In the Book OF Common Prayer or
the articles Of the constitution unless 1t
has been adopted by q majority Of the
House OF Deputies aAd House Of Bishops
Of one General Convention, and simi-
Iarly approved by the succeeding con-
Vention. The resolution was adopted.
Dean Gardner, OF Omaha, presented a
TO the Committee on Liturgl-
cal Revision, recommending an addition
% the office for the burial Of the dead,
,ommending the departed, soul to the
Creator and Savior. An objection being
made II went on the calendar. Ii
AT II o'clock the report OF the Com
nittee on the judicial System oil the
CHURCH, being the order Of the day, came
Up Tor discussion,
Alter long discussion the vote was
AIKEN on the resolution, which reads; I
In every diocese the mode OF trying /
'resbyters and deacons may be instituted
" the convention OF the diocese, except
n so far Us tho general convention shall
,roYide." The resolution was lost, the !
'ote standing, clerical 2s ayes, IS noes,
divided; lay % ayes, "a noes, 2 di- I
lied. The house adjourned at 1885 1
'clock until 0 O'Clock tomorrow morn I
no.
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HRON OVER lHH SRA.
European Governments See
Their Big Profits in Danger,
souLANGER WRITING A BOOK.
vas ayg0popays of Genuine oOsuao
Aeopl g bs Reviyed-TryIns
American Viaes,.EnglIsh Cab.
met chapge.,Foroisu News,

IoSpoS, Oct lO,-Itis not surpris,ro
that the mercantile nations Of Europe
'fe fearful Of adihinpaon Of their trade
Sllh ' the South American Republics.
vAey constitute their best, though Of
ooafse, not their largest market for Ger.
ain goods The African coast trade. in
We best days, could at once be compared
with u, The negro has grown shy of
exchanging gold dust and ivory for Blr.
mlnRPam goods and, as result, these
and corresponding articles from other
european centres Of production, are
? luFed BY the cargo into the southern
9ali Of the American continent, olayed
cottons and refuse iron ware from Eng
land, and compounded wines and brap-
lies from France are battered for native
products AZ enormous profits, and under
the most favorable circumstances it
would be the work OF years to INTRODUCED
american goods to the trades who ara
theallurementsot long credits.
=
aEsunSR coosAo TO nR REVIVED.
Lamenters for the by.goue days Of
genuine Cognac may derive some hone
rom the announcement that the desO-
late districts Of that once famous locality
are being replanted with American
vines, and there Is a prospect that N
less than q generation the Gallo az
porter Will be able to send TO his GUS
'omers IN North and South America
somethlng beside favored potato spirits.
These honest dealers have lately been
brown into spasms OF yirtuous iiIdipna.
ion by accidentally learning that Italian
neIchants have been guilty Of the re-
'rnehensible conduct Of shipping their
Wines, taxable at 20 per cent TO Trieste
md thence into France as Hungarian
md Dalmatlnn Juice OF the grape which
pays only'two per cent,
sPASlARbs NOT DELIGHTED.
The sPahiards are not over delighted
" the prompt action in which the sub.
line potentste Of Morocco yielded them
he satisfaction demanded for the ont.
age upon Spanish aeamen, and there IA
title doubt that II another incident Of
he kind should occur they will act iirst
y occnpipg some coveted portion Of
he coast OF Morocco and resort to diplo-
natic measures afterward.
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An All M SahdSIS r..

CHICAGO, Oct io.-llvansIcn ID again
disturbed, The annual itsshman4ophO.
more cane rusiS; y y. ..slialIou has given sOmO
40 kn9gA ygndal an excuse ior covering
kle Whi y etQhe pleno and p0glal6 Of the
Hhlyeraity HAlr With "tdu FphlhE Both
htoteeoot6 And llud0hlSh Shayi 'bhbiicly al.
houhoed thO deed, '77''
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A WIFE M cOuRT.
Charged by Her Husband with Being Of
Unsound Mind.

Charged by Her Husband with Being Of
Unsound Mind.
ootuMBus, 1ND, Oct. lO.-The suit
broughtby Charles Snyder, a prominent
citizen Of this county, against his wife,
TO have her declared Of unsound mind,
and asking for the appointment Of a
guardian for her, because she gave n
Hartsyille College S2OOOOin money, is
on trial here. Forty witness have al
ready been examined for the plaintiff.
The testimony tended to show that Mrs.
Snyder Is insane on the subject Of re.
ligion, and the trustees Of the college
took advantage Of her moral Ia.
sanity to persuade her into giving over
10 them the large donation,
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Tho oSaSat cIt o q ;iiIair,adT,

vicToRlA, 4, O., Oct. lO,--pfoi, Otto j.
Rlotz, chief astronomer Of the Depatt-
nlent Of tue Interior at Ottawa has at.
rived 10 this city from Alaska. During
his stay he Waited The famous Mtlf
glacier. which has attained celebrity BY
accounts Of a silent city mirage 70,
ported seen In the IUe ol the City 'oI
Montreal, The story oi die mirage ol
Muir glacier Prof KlOts, pfonoun6es q
humbiR,
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NEw Won, OCT l0.-lhe corner stone
81 tho PuliiEer building, the new home
6i the IIorld, was laid at | o'clock to.
day. Colonel John A. cockerell, on be.
half OF Mr. pulllSer, made a brlei intro.
ductory, and Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew
delivered q formal address. Bishop Tut
tlp, Of Missouri, where Mr., PulliEer be.
gan bic business career, opened the ex-
ercises with prayer, and the stone was
laid by Joseph PulltEer, Jr., o lad 4
years Of ago, Among those present
we're ex.rre6ident Cleveland, Governor
Iiill and Mayor Grant. ~ -
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shnrn Adinnrn N slnni nam.

NrTsRUBdll, PA OCT. lO.-Tho heavy
demand for steel rails Of late has OOca.
stoned sharp advance In prices. Sales
last week aggregated 06,0OO tons, the
Union Pacific alone taking 10000 tons.
AZ the beginning Of the year rails we're
quoted at S21, and since then Gales have
been made az low as s9S Last week
ihIgy brought s2S 30, aud agents nov are
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AVID BxAGGRRAFION


@fN"H'fNAF'ANNAN NA AhloAHut1f atF htfNt
Paving bonds Above PaF.
specidl DllSslsA % NJ Iistigaar
sFRUlESyILLE, o., Oct, lO.-A decis
ion Of the Ohio Supreme Court in az
Akron case, as ncopstitutouality
Of the present street assessment law az
administered and applied by the front
foot plan and upon corner lots, seriously
interests stepbenyllle, II Is impossible
yet 10 say what It's effect will bp, hut a
Pittsburgh papers hasty and sensational
statement this mornlug that our ult,
authorities fear financial embarrassment
under II and that one hundred thousand
street paving bonds still upcalIed iol
will never reach the Treasury because OF
Il, 10 a wild exaggtratlon. Tonight bids
lboYe par from Cleveland and New York
1artles were received and opened for
orty seven thousand dollars worth Of
'leubsnYille's fye per cent street paving
md Improvement bonds.
All the piles, trestllng and bridge OBJ
tIuCtions 10 the river at the Pan Handle
ridge here will be entirely removed by
friday evening,
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WoRcEsrER, MASS, Oct. lO.-The con-
gregational council opened Its second
dayssession with devotional exercises.
The following resolution by Rev. j.
Fayllle Of Appleton, Wis, was referred
TO the business Committesl
That q general temperance committee
be appointed 10 present a report on Fri
day afternoon.
Rev. A. Hazen of Auourndals, was
elected Secretary for three years.
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No Political Significance.

sr. PETERsBuRG, Oct. 1O.-The semi
official Nosbs Hremya says: The Cars
visit To Berlin will mot affect the politi-
cal situation. The grave injuries that
Russia has suffered through constantly
fayoring tlie aggrandlzoment Of Prussia
Ia nov kndwr and keenly felt by the
Gar, who has finally leHonnCed hlB poll
10y OF unteaultted eomplaiSanCe. Ger
many will derive no advantage from the
interview between the Enperors be-
yond the removal Of the uneaVlnesB
arising from tile reported poStponemsntH
Of the Cgfta visit.
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81. Louis, Oct iO,-Tbe wheat grow.
eta o. the NItsISsippi Valley will hold a
qohy yentlon here beginning on the g9d
Inst The chief object Of the convention
is the formation Ola Wheat GtOWersl
Association and the dBylAlhg * such
tneAna a Will Insure 70 the farmers oi
thB Yall6g hbettei control Of prices and
buoIhem mekhodn than now eiIlL,
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pvEalo Col, Oct, iO-While work.
men were sinking a we'll for nalu al
Ras near this city vein was sud.
denly stack. The gas ignlLed from
a lamp N the mouth Of tho we'll, Caus.
Ing d terrific explosion, One man was
cferiated aud two Others and one woman
Weie burned badly Recovery Is very
dnnbllul,
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THE INDIANA STRIKE

Knters enIta Sixth Mopih--The Men "a Do.
termlned Rs Ever
BRARIt ISp. OCT. l1.-The strike Of
The Block coal miuera hero has entered
on its sixth month and the idle men
seem as determined as ever Some Of
those at work are being induced 10 quit
and the strikers still demand arbitration.
A car load Of provisions and clothing has
Just been received from Indianapolis.
Relief 10 promised from the General AS.
sembly ot the Knights Of Labor AID tie
general public y responding lgllyto ap.
peals, 'ts =
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THE RYANGRIlOAL LUTlIHRANS.
Tho National Council in Session in Pitts.
burgll- Large Attendance,

@1'%NhN NANtNAsfNhNNt
PlTTsRuRoH, Pa, Oct. lQ.-The Gen.
eral Council Of tue Evangelical Luther.
an Church Of North America met here
this morning with 100 delegates from all
parts Of the country in attendance,
Nothing Of importance was done ut the
morning session.
The Council was called To order by
President Joseph A. Seiss, DID,, LII. D.,
of Philadelphia, who delivered the an.
nual address,
The election Of officers, which follow.
ed, resulted In the choice OF Rev. G. +.
Krntel, Of Philadelphia, as President.
twas agreed to take up the question
OF the proposed theological seminary in
Chicago on Monday morning. After
some routine husindss the Council ad.
journed until Tomorrow.
The General Council represents eight
synOds, $40 ministers, l,4Bl churches
and 250, 900 communicate members,
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LILL AN6 fnR Jaw.

The Colored brother demands q Seat IN
Ills Milwaukee Theatre,
MiLyAUKEF, Oct. 4O.-At a meeting Of
'colored people to protest againSt the re.
cent action Of Manager Lii In excluding
colored people from the parquelte Of the
new Bijou Opera House, committee
was appointed 10 bring action against
Manager Lii uAder tue civil rights law.
Several hundred dollars was subscribed
to carry on the prosecution.
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R4sHIAgTpNI4Ns PREPARING,
How Thcy VIII Entertain tho Pan.Amcrl.
can Congress.

can Congress.
WASHINGTON, PA, oc. lO.-The dele
gates to the American Congress will
visit this place on November 0, and aC-
tive preparations arc now. being made to
recefyethep and 70 show them tolls
beet advantage the great oil and gas field,
yhichis nov making, Washington cOun.
ty famong, II,
The following Committee Of Arrange
ments has been appointedi Dr.. Thomas
McKennan, Chairman; Hon. A. w.
Acheson, Freeman Brady, William
Workman, A. b. Caldwell, Z. L. Christ'
man, j. l., Judson, Jonathan Allison,
Alex. Hart, E. +. AChesOn, w. l.. Nc.
Cleary, p. y. Bobbins, Alex. Brown and
James B. r. Stfeat0r.
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rAlni ilnll,lnr Anr,ll1nl

DASytLEt, vAd Oct i0,-Tho north
bound freight train on the Richmond 4
Danyllls road broke Ia two yesterday
h1gFhlHB so0A aiteri aging lAdyllle and
VIZ tetFeeulIbn oollideu with the cara In
front teluiting In 4 bad smash up.
Brakeman Farley oi Manchester WAS
Killed aud sfakehian 0Ren badly fniht.
bl about tl1t dead, = y IL
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LoNDoN oot. IO-viscount Cmu.
brook, Lord President Of the PrlVy
Council, ID about 10 retire from The
Cabinet owing TO III health,
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SENATOR JCHS SHERMAN.
He aIaGe. M. rIt.t spsseh Of .Ao Cana.

He Makes His First speech of tho Cam.
ralgn at Orrviile.
Columns, O., Oct. Ex-senator sher.
man made hiu first speech to-day in this
years Ohio political campaign at Or.
vile to an immense audience. Ills
points why the Republican party should
succeed ,!, ',., were ge. , ysfy strong fs9d- yste
fSenatof shertpan's speech will be
ioilnd on the third page ol this morll-
lnRt INTELLlaENcER.l
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anPAuL, oC. iO-A tsleptaln received
In b. Paul yesterday aunOuaoes The
completion Of the Oregon Railway aud
Navigation Llhe from Rockford to epo.
kane Falls Wa9hlnRlbn, this on9he
gothet line isbm thA ea1t to eastern
WNshlngton,
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TYPHOID Epidemic,

Terrible state of AfIairs in West virginia,
Hardly q Family Escapes,
OAKLAND, MD., Oct, lO.-An alarming
epidemic Of typhoid fever prevails at
Aurora, WA, ab6utfourteen or fifteen
miles from Oakland. 1t said that the
entire neighborhood for miles around Is
infected. There Is scarcely a family
without one or more Of It's members
prostrated With the disease, and in some
localities there are scarcely enough well
persons 10 nurse the sick.
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Pourth class Postnnstera, ij

Special DtSpaieh TO ths inteiligtRctr
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. lo,-Post
masters appointed to-day werei Harry
Davis, ct peKalb, allmer county, vice
D. D. Wilson reslsnedj W. w. A. Mead
ows, at Mc0urdy, Cabell county, yico E.
IL, FIFTY reRiRned. :,
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i.tcHNoSD, yk, Oct lO,-SoystnOr
Lp0 hGS Rasptsd Simon Walker, COlofsd,
el pheatsfAsld eoFhlEj lot thltty days.
ior committing an assault Qua Wits gill
10 years old,
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MERCHANTS PETITION
To the Legislature to Fix the License for
Peddllng ut $3.50.

40 tue LeslhlhtuFo 70 Fh tho Aiceubo LOT
Peddllng ut $3.50.
Special DIpatSh 10 he INteIligNeer.
MARTrNsBuRo, W. VA, Oct lO.-The
merchants Of this city have signed a PEI
titiou praying that a license Of $3.50 a
year be required Of peddlers. In Penn.
sylvania the license Is 5000 aud in Mary.
land $40, and the peddlers come TO West
Virginia where the license Is small. The
merchants are taxed heavily, while the
peddles eau 20 through the country
with little or no expense and to the In
Jury Of the established merchants. The
Martinsburg business men ask the bust.
ness men OF Wheeling and other towns
to join with them In petitloning the Leg.
islature for this relief.