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aNOII:Lg BATTLE.


Thirty Ind!nus Eliot but Not Soldier
KHIeL-Iwp S.TiEes Makes II lII,id.I
RvsnvILLE, NEE, Dec. 30.-Adviccs
iron the eea. oI war giTe tho news Of
another encounter between the troops
and Indians at a point within Iour miles
Of the agency. The Seventh and Ninth
cavalry were Just coHiuG in from yester.
DAVIS battlefield, followed q: some dis.
lance by tLeir provision train. On
reaching the point named large band
OF IadiaGs, headed by Chief Two
Strikes, dashed suddenly upon tho train,
captured it and we're making Oh taEard
the lad lands when :hc cavalry wheeled
and gave pursuit.. In tho battle which
followed over thirty Indians were
wounded, but no soldiers were killed.
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DoyEE, n. f., Dec. 3O.-Isa4c 3. Saw.
telle, convicted Of the murder OF Lia
brother Hiram, and sentenced to ba
banged January ., 1892, left here this
morning under guard for the State
prison at Concord, where he 10 toremain
unit. the execution Of his senteRcc. lie
babe farewell 10 att the jail attaches,
thanking them for kindness 10 him, and
rs the train left the depot, threw Gisags
to some ladies Oh the platform ard
shoutet, good bye, good bye" lie ia
apparently in the best Of apiritr, and
has no fear oi the future and Goes not
believe that he will ever he hanged.
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ALBUQUERQUE, n. ~, Dee. So.-Ftaak
sperling, o: the firm Of Sperling Broa.,
Sorocco and li2gdaleua. y. NJ, was
murdered III hiU store iu McgciGiedu at
uiidnigh. Saturday, as near as can he
learned. alter. al! the clerks had gone
home and he was on the point ui clCgiDg
up. He was knocked down and beaten
10 death by his assaiiants and his body
was not discovered until the clerk.
opened the store Sunday morning. His
watch and the change IN his CLONES anJ
in the cGsh drawer were taken. A die
charged eupioye aad two others. atI
Mcxicans, are under arrest. Blood
etains were found on their hands and
clothes.
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IQrl NIEN rlyLnNL.
4 COriSTssss hs'NVsa rAratlt, 0'Hrisa
Atd OlhTs Iush LtAIstN.

loricU&E, p.r- 10 MIR. PSfael, A..
comPAn!rA by Gnpmbs' 0, III, liea,cn,
suls, lAnled lsir ;tom ,hr EolEtS.sae
boat, al 2,5l O'Clock tbs Afternoon.
Me.s,s. Oprra ana ulil also Aifirs,l
Rom AuIeuS, anI tho conference hc.
tween the leaders brsaa this afternoon.
Gt the Hotel da I1Rvte,
Nj. pArn,N vN Accompanied hY
MISrr. John Redmond, ". Redmond,
Kenny And Clancy. all Of whom Ers
members Of the RIiIlsa HOus, rt Com.
mons; Mr.. Sculiy, the detcL,ri CANDIDATE
OF the rGrnellite4 a. Moth KlgkrnnY,
aud Mr. GyInr, editor OF the Er,cpaIas
Jmgnhl.
Alter luncheon, 1; vas Unanimously
decided that CGly iHsh memhetS oi Par
liAmgGt shoaiI take part In the confer.
rhce. Consequently Met6rs. StUiIy aud
u'Dylne WIN excluded iInm iAr meat.
ing which took rlaee Juliag tae aI,Ul,
nu0u, II Is not expected any Gehattc
information Of tho result vii, be made
known.
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another TsingIe concern In the Wiley
which paid ou! a muth In wAkes ~ the
lGTgth. glAss house,
Thg ioE prietr are attributed 70 the
cutting ny the isetGHtA In the gas re-
Hi6n. For instance. fnCiory there
WLich 10. a boruB 0! 1000, and which
Ia Wyru gas Tree, has clear advantage
Of 80 f1G year Tor fdei a!dHr, ~ som.
pared Tor example with the Central
here. The interest on 80 go would iu.
c!FaSs lhlA 10 525.OOO--Ltn per cen. %
$4,000 Thls IL iLAaii handsome
profit, while here factory has s9 make
lH dividend on Ia p'odGUi. The houses
have managed 70 DO this, making special
lIRes, protected by patents or Otherwise
beyond :cnnpetiiiop.' There wa1 an
agreement ~ TO prices on lAfHps mGde
In July, which IL Ia siatfd WAS religious.
~ adhered 70, aHh enabled all the tnARu.
I4clafsn 10 yralize about ~ PR cent
higher ,ngurea than ;hey Otherwise
would.
IN lahtsma the volume OF baSineGs
has increased steadily, ard a new, large
iRctafY 10 make 4 patented metal lamp
and other ElAnpct goods on 4 la'Sg
aCaie 10 Rbou.iO 70 into operation.
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TIL GRVG..RS' TRADE.
-hoNr DuSinTss InGrunHrd Largely Ia Vol.
uIns aud ErIeu:- About F;nur,

--~--=-
cho,r pusinrss InGrun'cd Largely Ia Vol.
uIno aud i.rIeu: About Tjnur.
The grocery !o3bcm hage had very
good trade all the year. The volume q
business icr 1870 as compNtCd with 1855
showed an increase Of about twenty per
cent. Gollfctions have been good up
10 within ttte2 months, since which
timu there his bseu at rpprecidhle
tightening, although the pas. two weeks
have sE0Tn y marked Improvement.
Prices daring Lho past year haze ilnciu.
atod OH mos: liuos, but asye i1r the
aioSt part been about the same as dgr;ug
the yesr before. WheclinS's wholesale
rrocevs sell goods ail over West Virginia,
Eastern Ohio from the Pennsylvania
State line 4. tho river 10 Matietta sal
back hity miles, Washington and Green
counties, Pa, and in Maryland. This
increase in trade is due 10 an increasing
population aud better condition OF the
working people aud wage eHrners. The
territory covered has expanded some.
what, and local points within the old
lines have improved.
For exa:aplc, tins large stores have
sprung up along tie now lines OF rail.
road In this State, md out the Wheeling
4 Lake Eric in Ohio. It ia predicted
that the opeuingo Of the Wheelirs.t & I.ske
Erie's connection with this city will do
more for the pH;teTGens OF trade than
anything that bns happened in several
yeas. Prospects for next yea ere very
good, aud an essier financial condition
in tho country is looked forward to.
Business Mt the Hour mills show very
little improvement. Short crons and
high prices havs precluded the possibil.
ity Of exporting either grain or hoar, and
the volume OF business here is no better
than last year. Collections have been
fGnntsn,I.1 ~, h,n,l.th Pnn. ~
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atIaGCc Hen Ik0b hrufnnirr ia "a F.Essess~
Ind, ger Car In t'ronsa Daylight
CoLrHArs, tSD., Dec, When train
10. 1S, from Chicago 10 Louisville,
south bound, resched the Seventh
street station in this city to-day three
strange then toardeditsRd wen. through
the day coach. Throw up your hands,"
they cried to the passengers. As
the car was fnit OF ladies
who ware local passengers
Little attention was paid TO them. Frank
Barton. an iadiaaaRa!is travelling man.
attempted to show resistance, bat was
Ovcfpuwerei and robbed OF 500 in cash.
But tc% observed VIA: WAS goiuguu un.
I'll the work was done and the robbers
had escaBsd. D!Hcers are in parsmi;,
with hut little hope ri overiGking the
robbers.
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EsSr received ikb morning, bot Il 10 rI-
peetei that further meas Nill br ft~r!vrI
it:sr Ia ;se tEr. The Pfvsitgat and the
Secretary ui War rsErr. very nueh The
fatal occurrence oi Yesterday morning,
IS II bad been lhtii policy 'raB ihr hSi
TO settle the question without b,oohAeI
oE yio!crre Of Eny kind. Il possible.
Secretary Proctor NEs v lib Iae Errs.
dent about an hour, and lEea returned
70 the WaF Department. IN the AbseErt'
OF Official Ge.alA regarding JrSte:dAy's
engage tDent he tev.inet 10 tax Ebcut e.
be EAid. hoSeTer, ,hR, inmmuch Us
Gtbc:A Miles hiss ALREADY beeu given
ample Discretionary power 10 Eri In AZ
.eMCrEtncg, 4 - not utegsEaIy 10 Seud
h,m ANY further Instructions. ifr sub.
segreutly conferred with General Syho-
Geld, aud II Vas cOuclulrd thNun action
was Htcgslayy to-day a: lAlJ aud ni the
line. General SChclrid vii not add
aayth!UV 10 WSat be Sstd last Night, that
the tTchcaeFy pi the Indians ieAdlEg tn |
the sAilm!.d Was To have been expected. I
Aajgtga, GrE,fal krliOn sAId to-day /.
at was not 20 Le pfepuuIgd fora mouvDt
NlAAs AtlN AAi4lAAiAf III W. shsliLI a. N%l' AlN
70 suile, woG.dC0usrEl to lay down their |
arms peacea6,y and without protest. I
T5e!e Is RolhiRe official hcIs YET in The
way Ui information 10 Indicate On JUS;
VI hat terms the indians consented to
come iu the second time, but 10 not
b-lieye that there Is any ugHuoh made
Of His. sgEIeadsT:uS theiy aTDs They
probably Ca:pc in with tue belief thai
,ley wOutd DO ailowri TO keep their
guns, aud shta the demand MSS made
IN them 10 give UP their rIil=a aud other
= asSP3as tbeygsY0ltel. llwAsioO much
10 Gsx Ct thsm. do not Bupp0sn thsI
.heys wa9 any pHidv, plan fCr the a.
.ack iltnst, but the matter was proDa.
bly, talked over Aaung the Indians be.
lore they reached The camp. Tho In
liaus Ere well MmCd w!ta Winchester
IuurrS ;iiiss and at cl0,s r4rge GTs bet.
.tT shcH, RI aTulr, than the soldiers.
An Indians shot mu6l siil. lie cAnnOt
iI9rd 10 m.63, Tor on his &mMlnitinD
8-prnts his HE, his food, i.is sd!sty. lie
Jas ali Of tLo instincts tha: ead to good
nsrksWsnthip--a quick eye, cure
each, and nerves under psfipCt control.
He never !aseB lis head, aaA uH der The
uoet !rying conditions, ruhd the great.
'Et danger, ns 10 always Copi. /
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3HI VIRGINIA DEBIT.
Creditors VIII Present Their
Plan Of Settlement.
his STATE is INTERESTED


ss'rt5 ttEs'r.sl % Is !.lot.sa4aas.
NEa SoES, Dec. "a London dk.
patch says: u. is announced thai Il 0
New N0tE asa London committees en-
the Virginia State debt have i,Nalteiy
agreed EFoa nlaH wldch It /. .eHpecssd
Gie Virginia Legislature will readily
approve"
This pten 10 thc plan Submiitci fo
AnU !Air!y EpprOvel br Au Advisory
BoAtd, ccmpoGed OF rI,rrrbidcnt ClrVf-
land, Hon. ThoalSg T. gAyas,i, lIea, Id.
ward J. Phelps, GC0Iss 5, Coz aud
Gcosge q. Williams, Toe u6wspapSfs
OF th!s city contain notice that thO plaD,
~ printed ijrm, may a1S hr bad al thT
office oi The Ceatal TtHss COMPANY, OF
New York; ShlplSy y ca London;
MrrcRntitu Trust and Deposit Company,
OF Baltimore, and the Planters Su.
uonal Bank, o, Mchmond. II is
also ANNOUNCED IhSt on aaa Rtscf JaRu.
At! no iuriArr deIos!ia Of bonds will
he received t1cep: uudrr spcCia, cor.
tract with the BDnJholdcm' Committee,
Ehr plan OF settlement IL understood H.
rmhtacc itbctAf tttHs to Ntfstuit. which
Ia to replace the old bonds with nov
ones ltss in amount and at u low rG;C u(
,nlrlCsi. 10 that the annual intrirLt
charge will hc such as tho resources .!
tho state can bear while making pro-
vision Tor the payment Of the prircipti.
II ihs Virginia Legislature shall AZ
rfpi Ibis plan tbs next step viii be
move on the part Of Virginia 10 bring
West Virginia to a srttirmrut. TNu
years Ego uc holders OF tho bouds
En0Wn us West Virginia certificates, In.
'neh 10 tAr Extent pl $I1,DOJ 90 by tie
D!d State ES tcprrepE.ine the sum du~h 10y
he aew, otterrd to sell them tu Wcht
iof Ss,jO0OlO, but the l..glsIs-
ure did not give lHr matter C0uziAtm.
ion, The present sla:e ol tho rilss Is u.
cGstlntertbItne to Wrs: Virginia.
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CIGARS AND IURACGJ.
An increanluG Indus;ry In Which Whct liz 4;
L,nda tar World

An increaniuG Indus:ry In Which Wheeling
L.nLa tar World,
A monaser industry, AlmoB. unique
in Wheeling, has grown up in recent
years In "gcrap" chewing aRd smoking
tobacco. A statement OF tbs thousalGs
OF tons Of this product turned out here
In year would s:artto ono no. familiar
with tho growth Of the businrsI. Bloch
Br0s, after steadily iucreabinE their
output, have prppaIrd for Fiill farther
iucTeGse by rS.uizlus the iirm into a
| tHrgG stock eom baHy, while tho West
Virginia Tobacco Company. IN its second
year, has scarcely been Rbic 10 keep
pAcs with tho demand for Red Letter
tobacco by frequent uTd large additions
to It's capacity, which have now made
its plant au Imposing Goncttn.
In GtOgies, originated in Wheeling
also, tho business growa apaue. Wheel
ing stogies aru sold from tho Atlantic &c
the Pacific and from the lakes to the
gulf, and Il few aro now exported. Al
thu manufactured have hal good year,
md many have pushed thrirlra much
beyond itG tosmer limits.
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WAsuIS0ruH, Dec, %O.-TDe following
tr!eg.sm we1 recsiicd by the Surgeon
GenerAl, [. S. A., this afternoon, dated
at Pine k:iEo agency:
II report that Juiing an engagement
with lndiens yesterday, iifteen miles
from hctc, liz following ras.
unlties: Captain Walacci tweuty. five
men Of the Seventh Cavalry Gad one
Indian scpu. killed; Liru;Naan! Gar.
lin2tnn, SeyeHth Cavalry; Lieutenant
Hawthorne, Secont Cavalry, and ti.iny
eight men ECundtd. This Includes w 0
men Ci the Second IrIaulty. Many
|RHGGs are severe. HU-piiu! SlrKArI
Pollock killed. Have also GSpu, l!Iiny
wounded Indians, men wumeu and
chiidrea. EAcEG, Mpiicai DireC!or.
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The wiNDuw GLASS TRUST.


VIII brEiu Operations JAnHarJ Tho
Term'uIt''- Company.
CHtcAGo, Dec. 8--Fhe Americ3n
WiaIow Glass Company will commenc.
ACTIVE business operations alter the tint
OF the new year, This deciaion was
reached at meeting Of glass maauiac;as-
eis hnldto-dSy. Those who neglected 10
acIze tie golden opportunity were made
happy by the iayo tablG terms which the
new company ia prepared to extend TO
them. BHYeTa .! 10000 b34n4 Of glassrs
or over Will be enabled 10 purchase at
the minimum prices on the usual 80
days with 50 and 10 per cent OF. Pu'-
rhnssr n oi less than 10000 boxes, down
10 the limit Of 5000 boxes, bnlow whirh
the company does not cRi1 10 sell, will
pay proporttoHRtely higher prices for
window glOSs. This arrangement, as q, :
pressed by one dealer, giving capital a
chance and puts stop 10 Tuinnus cola
petition among manufacturers.
The headquarters OF the biH new con-
CrTn will probably bt located at Pitts.
buTgh, with Offices at Chicago and san
fnnc!sc9. The meeting to-day wa.
HlLcNueu ny aDOut hlSty RAS5 nlRnutnc-
tHfeTsr sHaHe whom were ex Governor
Foster, Of ohio, William LocNlcr, OF
Pittsburgh.
The gathering reurcScutc. one th0us-
and pot1 out Of The ! ,"u) pots constiIut-
ing TIE rls3tI Of all the western glass
taGkeB.
Un!er The workings Of tho now cam.
psny, all the products o! ila varioua
factories will 30 nj the disposal Of tho
head aiGce, and HE fFoceeis, alter the
deduction OF cIpOnses, will be Gislribut-
ed among tho storkAoiiCrB. All gtuss
will be disposed OF by travellers employ
ed by the trust, other dealings being
prohibited by heayy penalty, bat ship
meula. will be madr direct from tho
various places OF manufacture 10 buyers.
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feRaIl he siiaI.i1u A 50 bo2sI,ksly dis.
ArTlpged Is s0ms financial philosophers
Are Disposed TO make /. appear.
The officials ot the Department have
been 10 frequent conference With 9tete.
tafy WlaGqn upon The Operations Of
their respective branches, showing the
cuTeu. Of circulation Est volume Of
money coming ID ard going cur Of tbs
Treasury, The Secretary cDGcel,e tho
advantage which would acc.us from an
enlargement. ol thc volume ol circrlR,iu.
medium, admitting i;s is.utiic:eney 70
meet tie rquIIGmenn Of trade. he
thinks that CobHres, Il II pro poses 10
act at E!i, shoeid do 90 promptly and not
permit the expectations Of the financial
worldt0 bc sGbieeted ~ the uacstIain-
ties and delays oi legislation.
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Troy, y. Y. Dec. 3O--John J. Reed,
who wds indicted With Cain and Buett
for miSp!IcinG tic ssiich or the Central
Hudson road near Greenbusy daring tho
big strike, Was sentenced this morning
in the Court Of Sessions by Judse Crit.
tiths TO seven years imprisonment In
CIiH,oa Prison.
Thomas l.. Cain and Arthur Buett,
also under indiCiment for dispiacing the
switch, changed thrir plea thia morning
and pleaded guilty. Ba"tt was Ben.
teneed to two ye&FS imprisonment and
Cain 10 three years and eight monlhs in
the Same prison.
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SC0TCH RAILROAD, STRIKE
Practically Ended /" Favor Of tho Coup

Practically Ended In Favor of tho Compn,
Eirs--iIrn IsOturutng To Work.
GLASGOW, Dec. 30.--Thc aspect Of tho
railroad stFiku continuca 20 imptoye
from the standpoint OF the railroad COM
panieJ, The strikers ara evidently dis.
couHged and peem to lose heart ipoys
and mora every hour. The North Brit.
ish railroad company ID sIo%iy but surely
reePeniag its close! FoHtss, and ihe pss-
sensor and freight tS4lIic along iuliuca
10 improving iourly.
LATER --Thc GaiiT0ai traDc has 80 iu.
proved the. the railroad officials llay,
announced that SO Tar ag the CdletlonIan
road Is concerned thes.rikt 10 al an end,
The Glasgow ( SOuthwsBtern raElroaG
has reinslRted many Of i;s men. This
action it ID thought wi!Ib likely to CAUSE
& stampede OF the gt,ikess, who arc
known TO DO anxious 10 return to work,
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Condensed TtI.g,;EAus,

Ohio, las: night. ''
Rev: John G. Bruce, the o!deRt MetI,o-
day, aged 50.
Dispatches from Rome discugs the
possibility Of tue papai succegion. IL
10 believed that, II not n1 Italian. Leo's
snCces,or will be m Au.orican or Cardi.
nal MsE'niiiod, OF Sutherland.
Tho fdrnGco owners OF The sbenanyo
and AHiionlnG Valleys have decided 10
thu. Gown tho t~Gaty..hree blast far.
Da:,a' {" Ina! district January 10. They
w feautne when :he coke operators
AMI railroads come 10 their terms,
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SrElSGrIELD, lLL,, Dec. 2b.-The min.
ers OF the West end coal mines hay,
struck on ncoHnt oil m assessment Of
ten cenls par capita by ;hamtnarcment
who say tina. in p4yins the sCl!r rate 0t
waXeH they have been obliged to logs
Cef;nin contracts which were bid unon
before the Eais,. TIE mon alpo demand
the reinstatement 0i Joan Atkinron,
president Of The Springfield sub. .disl rict
union, who was Gi-chArgeI for opposiuy
the operators in their denands. Th1
p?oFEiet9rs have giyeB ao'ics ,hs! nm.
iess the miners return 10 work today
the mines viii b. shut down.
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DrWuN, bee. &o.--Mf. THmo,iy Nlr,
f'nStoH, OF the National LOaruC, to-day
said thai, although the American prcJs
did ia utmost to strike down Mr.. Far.
nell, an American anhiunru would not
listcn toU mNn who raised hia voice
against Mr. rafnth.
Mr.. Harrington added that he WAS
confident Sir John Pope EruU,uoy
w6pM he npssAied, and IhAi ilp minor.
i!y would accept MY cumpromiRu az,
rAngrmcnt which might trt as:red upon
betwcCn raruril and O'Bsira,
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Henry Linden, youn. lnau who lives
with his father, Martin Linden, anl
keeps dairy at No. 500 MCCclloeh s,.eet,
has been mysteriously absent from his
homo s!uce Christmas night. On tha,
night he was at McCornick's saloon on
McColloch atreet and was very drunk.
He was placed on an Elm Grove motor
and the conductor put hin OF in front
OF his door. Since then he has no. been
seen nor heard from BY any Of h:s reta,
tiYes OF friends, ~
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MARsglllEs, De. 2O.-A duel which Is
exciting considerable curiosity and com.
tHent, was fought near This c:'y to-day.
TheVriucipa.s are said 10 bs q Hungarian
nobirman lbtlieycdto be the eOu Of an
tH-AtnisseF} and ths soa c! i.s;H-
gQlshcd Partisan. An alleged Intrigue
Oh the part Ci the wife Of tue nO5'rmln
and the paaiSiGn is undrrstOsd 10 bc the
cause Of the encounter referred to. The
keeneHE cHEi6sisy is manifested here aad
IN Paris ~ to the identity Of the parties
bOncCrrpL
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OMAHA, NLB Dec. SO.-Col. Forsythe
passed Pine Ridge this morning with the
Seventh cavalry and The surviving P!!s-
oners. lie reports twenty-five Of his
men killed and thirty.iour wounded in
the tieht on the PJrcnpine yesterday.
General Brooke has tinCe tho fight re.
yoked his o:der for trSins to carry ptis.
oners south under guard. There is only
q remnant left,
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LONDON, Dee. Jl.-The death ia an.
nounced to-day OF Lady BerOs, st 4 very
advanced age. She hal ben long In re.
tiremrnt. In her youth WAS accounted
one Of the most accomplished be!iea o!
ihr period. She was among the tarong
that attended and danced at the famous
historical bali at Brussels, Oh the eve oi
the battle OF Waterloo.
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0LHEE, ItL, Dec, 2O,-Noble, village
ei.h. miles weat OF here, has been par
TALLY destroyed by fire. The Trpiit
brick block, occupied by Frank Powers
< Co, general dealers; John Shower,
ry0csFy, and S. 7. SaoT, bArd~aret no.
lions and groceries, was totally destroyed, .,
together with its contents.
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New YoEK, Dec. 30.-sergius Stepuiak,
the distinguished Russian writer, who
comes to this country to lecture upon
RuSain and the Revolutionary Move.
ment, ar,ivedhere to day by the steam.
ship Umbris, He~says Sihil!sm 10
merely a n.snomer i1r naturalization,
that they are Republicans in their ideas,
ba. must Gght Tor advancement.
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PHtLAuELPHEA, Pa, Dec. 88.-Samuel
Kerne. q younS man, was killed this
morning by the current OF On electric
light wire passing through bis body. He
was employed in IepaiJing the roof Of
tho Baldwin Locomotive Works when
he thoughtiessly grasped an electric
wire which passed over the building.
He fell TO the roof and died almost 10
stautly. - - -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31

NEw YORK, Dee, S9-A man giving
the name Of George Huttlameir was ar
reEted last night on suspicion OF being u
member Of the gang which has ior come
time been robbiDg letter boxes in the
wholesale district Of this city. When
taken 70 :!tc station house the prisoncr
rlade full confession. Checks, notes,
bHnds and drs:ts representing over $500.
DOD we've l0unl seGreted about his per
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TILE GLASS HOUSES,

Thu DusineSs Larger In Volume than Ever,
but Prires not Satisfactory.
IN glass, the volume Of business done
!n 1870 WAS larger than in previous
years, but low prices made the financial
,howingrAther less favorable. All three
Of the Whceliag tac!aries ran fuller time
and with greater average capacity than
.usual, and it is probable that there is nat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 99.-At Date
nile, Ala, yes:eEIlay Mat Gillespie, a
young conductor, wa shot four times
and fatally wounded BY John Hughes.
After be feil pistol WAS placed in Gil.
lespie's hand and he shot Hughes three
times, but the extent OF the latter's in.
iuries arc no. known. Hughes and
Gillespie have been visiting tho zane
young lady, and The latter told her OF a
rumor tha. Hughes had negro blood in
his veins. Fhe story was repeated to
Hughes by the young lady, and he
started ont 10 hunt 6 illespie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-31

New YoEx. Dec. 3a.-The Pat Eays:
The increased activity in the stock snar.
ket was shown by tbs sales OF $500
shares OF listed stocks ia the forenoon,
which was more than in the Same hours
on any day gince October b.