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Failures on Wall street.

New YoRK, Nov. 1l.-Just after o:l5
p. p. to-day the failure Of Decker, How.
ell & Co., Of Al Broadway, was an-
uounced on the Stock Exchange. They
made an assignment to William Nelson
Cromwell. The firm is one OF the largest
on the exchange and was considered
very wealthy. II had been identified for
years with the movements of the Viii
lard stocks and were generally consider
ed Wizards special brokers'. The failure
was considered the cloud that was hang.
ing over the market, and after it was an
nounced rally OF l to per cent occur
red. 5..E.- IT. ri ~ l,i. -. s;
The failure OF David Richmond was
announced at 2.55. t
Charles NJ. Whitney, prominent bro
ker and member OF the Stock Exchange,
suspended at 1850 n. IN.
, W. Nelson Cromwell, tho assignee
=-ior Decker and Howell Il Co., made the
following statement concerning their
affairs: THE liabilities are about Sl0,-
O000C0, and the assets at the present
market price largely exceed that sum.
The liabilities ere due almost entirely to
banks and bankers on loans made in
course OF business and are we'll secured.
The cause Of the suspension was the in
ability OF the firm to borrow the
necessary amount OF cash required in
the days business. The firms transac-
tion8 were very large, it being necessary
to borrow several millions daily. The
So firm had abundant collateral to-day, and
it was rot for lack OF security, but the
inability to make it available that caused
the crash. eL-i
Itwas simply matter Of absolute in
ability to get money on the best securi.
ties, owing to the extraordinary money
s.ringency now prevailing. AS the 80
curities are special line, there may bt
disposition on the part of the credit
ors to eacrifce them on the market, but
such q course would be suicidal. Tho
character Of the securities show tia
their price on the market is far below
their actual value, end ii tho creditor'
have the good judgment to hold theil
securities they will be amply protect
ed" Y, ~ ,j
Joseph S. Decker, the senior membu
Of the firm, said: 'Our failure Is due tt
the simple TACT that we could not get th'
mtIey TO carry on our business. "!
had ample assets, but could not realiz
on them. The distress which has beel
caused by our failure is not local: it, j
Worldwide"
The firm Of Decker, Howell = Co: wa
ono Of the most prominent on the Stocl
Exchange. It was identified not onl!
with the Willard stocks, but with tn
Standard OIL interests rs well, and a!s'
carried the accounts OF the biggest stocl
operating firm in Chicago.
The firm OF Narr 4 Friend has beei
lorg Of tho market recently, and espec
tally the Northern Pacific stocks, whlci
broke badly to-day on account OF tn
future OF Decker, Howell & Cos th
Willard brokers.s Narr&s Friend calle'
upon a,number of@their customers 70
margins to-day, but they failed to re
spond, 'laying down" on the brokers
to>use the stree. phrase. The firm the'
found that it could not carry out !!
contracts, aud announced its inabllit
TO do SO to-day.
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Xeht NlrIlnln PonslOng.

Special Dispatch 10 NE Inteal5cacer. ~ +ll'a
WAsulSaroS, D. O., Nov. 11.-Pen-
sions we're granted to:.West Virginiana
to-day rs follows: q.
Original - Miner Powell, Mounds.
vile; Rhenkelipg, widow Of Thomas
Canary, Tyner. f}7
Incrcsse-D. @. Lee, Rock Gave; Geo.
G. Cossin, Sen Flat; William P. Cothell,
Newton; J. H. .Upl, Williamstown; B
W. Nutter, Cairo; Henry Hillehandt
Benwood; Thomas II. Meighen, Little
ton; William Streets, Valley Furnace
Joseph "A. Roach, Parkelsburg; :; William
Carpenter, Rcedy Ripple; Martin Ma
trosa, Clifton; Oscar $. Stomart, Astor
Reissue-James Thompson, Boaker'l
Mills. -
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Wheeling is just now enjoying feast
Of fine grapes. They come from New
York, and owingto competition between
TWO companies, have become cheaper
and cheaper by degrees until they sell
ior about half what grapes of home
growth could be bought ut in the height
Of the season. Ten pound baskets OF
Concords retailed yesterday at 80 cents.
Last night few dealers who had too
many Of them SOLD them as low as a
quarter basket. Catawbas range about
five cents higher, and this low price in
cludes basket and all. Ten pounds OF
grapes in the season cost from so cents
IN 81 hpra s'-rEE7 - fse-azr- rIl.-r.-s- ;
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A FARMER MURDERED,
Found Dend In His Bnrn-IlilledUy Uy n Farm
-.U-- .,H1a IInEt. .Hns.-- sf5..-s.

s@ Hand.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. ll.-Dr. Ros.
we'll Gorham, prominent physician
and farmer of this county, residing six
miles from Lexington, was shot and
killed by negro this morning at G
O'Clock. No cause is assigned for the
murder and SO far as known there were
no eye Witnesses. DR.. Gorham and the
negro, whose name was Duncan, went to
the barn at daylight to feed the horses,
the barn being about fifty yards from the
house. AT 6 o'clock the family heard a
shot in the barn, but thought nothing
OF it. The negro LETT the barn III about
three.quarters Of an hour. AS DR.. Cor
ham did not come to breakfast, a little
son was sent after him and found him
dead in the feed room, shot through the
heart. Excitement in the county ia in
tense and armed men are occurring the
country in search OF the negro. DR..
Gorham was we'll known throughout
this section of'kentucky. Be was about
fifty years old, possesscd OF large for.
tune and leaves family.
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belmont County Grand Jury.
al DLa,ntch 10 ne Iui,uictucrr


sr. CLAlRsvILLE, O., Nov. 1.-THE
following are the true bills returned by
the grand jury, which adjourned Tues.
day evening, after being in session one
week: Frank Barrett, pocket picking
William Hedges, destroying property
Tom Farnsworth, shooting with intent
to kill; John W. Drake, horse etealing
James Manley, assault and battery
Bart @. Harris, larceny; John Goss,
burglary and larceny; William Little,
assault and battery, and nine others not
made public. No truo bills-Andrew
McEntree, assault: Thomas Yihing,
carrying concealed weapons; Frank
Sherwood, attempting burglary; Will
liam johnson, robbery; Samuel War
mock, assault; L. W. Matthews, selling
intoxicating liquors. .
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Som ethinr Worth Hemcm,,,,,p 9

NKw YoRK, Nov. ll.-Mr. Oliver Pea.
body, Of the banking house OF Hidden
Il Co., expressed his viewa OF the situa.
tion, which are worth remembering, be.
cause they are terscly md clearly stated
and are comprehensive. He say,:
E"While prudent business men arc not
at present spreading sail, I cannot sec
otherwise than that the commercial
trade and general business OF the United
States Is OH II sound basis. There Is no
great expansion and no large over.
speculation here In the country, and the
community as q whole is not cver.in-
vested. s.7 -,
Europe has sent US m enormous
amount Of money for cur brew.
.res and industrial undertakings
but wo have the money and Europe
has tho properties. l don't see why
itshould be any great concern Of peo.
pie here whether the English people or
the Eaglish underwriters hold these
shares. : Whatever may be their In.
trineic value, they cannot sell them now
and they cannot sead them here and ye,
their money back.n y
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What MIR. Nvindon, says,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. ll.-Secre.
tary Window said this afternoon that
his latest information from Wall street
was that tho situation is improving with
Indications that the worst Is over, Hc
declined to say whether the Treasury
Department would or would not do any.
thing for tho relief OF tho money market,
but admitted that he was giving the
matter serious consideration. The Dc.
pnrtment, he said, stands ready to re.
deem a per cent bonds to the extent Of
Its resources, but Is not ready 10 make
any overturcs to the holders OF 4 per cent
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! GENERAL GREELY'S REPORTS.
Tho Record Of tho Weather Burenu-Wh
We Look for Tornudoes,

Tho Record OF tho Weather Bureau-Wllen
We Look for Tornadoes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Chief Gree
ly, in his annual report to the Secretary
of War, says there has been decided
improvement in the condition and ef-
ficiency OF the army as regards signal
practice. The most important event, be
says, has been the unprecedentedly sue
cessful establishment OF system OF he
liograph signaling in the Department Of
Arizona. !i \ ,.- E
The duties devolying personally on
the forecast official, he says, permits
less than one.quarter Of minute on en-
average in which to decide, formulate
and express forecast for State or dis
trict. 8 4l,jts l,5t
Notwithstanding the difficulties, there
were only fourteen occasions last year
on which severe cold waves were not
predicted, % per cent OF all the import.
ant cold waves being predicted.
In speaking Of tornadoes, General
Greedy srys that in no State may de.
ssructire tornado be expected oftener on
an average than once in two years.
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GREESsbuRG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE man
gled remains OF John Eicher, well
driller, were found on the Pennsylvania
railroad tracks near Huff City, on Sum
day night. 1t was supposed that he had
been struck by train and killed, but it
is now generally believed that he was
murdered, robbed and thrown upon the
track. -.
His sister says he had about $50 and
valuable watch when he loft home in
the afternoon but when the body was
found the watch and nlI the money
except about 40 cents were missing. An
investigation will be made by the coro-
ner in hopes that'th mystery may be
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Murder md Robbery.

PARIS, Nov. 1l.-A story Of rob.
berry and murder comes from the town
OF Arse, not far from Boubaix, in the
department of Nord. Last night burg.
lars broks into the house Of the parish
cure there, and proceeded to plunder
the house. The house. keeper, a woman
Of sixty.hve, was left dead upon the floor.
The cure WAS met by the misSeants and
savagely assaulted. This morning the
unfortunate cure was found in a dying
condition. After securing everything
OF value, the burglars made their escspe
and have not yet been captured. Is
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Ask Your Fricndn About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds in this commu.
nifty. It's remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There Is no medi.
cine 30 pure, none so effective. Large
bottles 50c and ST lat all druggists', Daw2
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wIll con,rol7the van,lnl,a,

ISDlASAroLls, IND, Nov. l.-There is
excellent authority for stating that nego-
tiations are practically perfected by
which the Pennsylvania Company will,
on January !. take control Of the Van
dalia line. 1t is also understood the
Toledo, Peoria & Western road will be
purchased. n + ~. .""fl
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Will Help Booths Scl,em .

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Mr. Bancroft the
retired theatrical manager has offered to
donate 1000 pounds if ninety Others
each subscribe a like sum for the pu,.
pose Of providing Gen. Booth, the leader
OF the Salvation Army, with the money
necessary to make trial OF bis scheme
for the eimprovemen OF tho condition Of
the lower classes. us set forth in his book
i'm Darkest England" 80 -. /.
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Another lseDrisye.

CoLuA1nus, O., Noy. ll.-Elmer shar-
key, the Preble county-matricide, who
was to have been executed at the Ohio
penitentiary Thursday night, has been
granted another reprieve by Governor
Campbell until the latter is abte to es.
amino additional evidence in the case,
The date OF execution has not been
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The African Scandal.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 1.-THE Journal De
Bru1elles publishes an interview with
Governor Janssens, Of the Congo State,
in which the latter protests against
Wards trying to saddle upon the Congo
State authorities the disasters to the rear
guard. The Governor declares that
Ward often used the States steamers,
but never asked that one be sent to
Barttelot's camp. Jansen said he had
had heard only vague reports about
Jameson. q .'' y. a. q g.5i
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snAEweoD, ONO, Nov. ll.--The,ill
feeling which has been for some time
visible between the German and Eng
lieh factions OF the Reformed church,
eliminated in legal proceedings. and as
a result the church was locked on the
amazed worshippers Sunday. Each fac
ton has preacher Of its own, and
several officers are required to preserve
orInr .'-H ~ u grTF- J. - gzgI45, 1
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,EZbTA CONFIRMS IT.


Ao ostyh uutlcAaEt VIII MOI DO Allowed 10
Interfere.
San SALVADOR, Nov. II. To-day Presi-
dent Ezsta fully confirmed, by dispatch.
es which he showed, the reported revo-
luton in Tegucigalpa, adding details
that the slaughter in taking the State
building and arsenal was very heavy.
Troops are being hurried to the relief
OF Bogran from every quarter Of the Re-
public. Ezeta said he should remain en-
tirely neutral, but could not allow Baril-
las to interfere in the troubles of Hon.
duras. The present affair remained for
it's people alone to solve and Guatemala
must keep aloof.
Ezsta expressed tho hope that the rev.
olution would soon be over, and depre-
Gated general war in Central America,
which would possibly follow il Barilas
attempted to interfere in the present
strife, tie
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SAN FnASclco, Nov. ll.-Augustine
Olaguez, boot.black in the Baldwin
Hotel, went home last night drunk, and
finding his wife with another woman,
reprimanded ner on her associates, then
went down stairs and shot hinaelf. She
ran to see what was wrong, and ne shot
her in the neck. He then cut his throat,
and both will probably die.
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New YonK, Nov. ll.-Gen. O'Beyrne
to-day received a letter from the secre.
tary of tho Interior enclosing lette,
from Acting Indian Commissioner Bell
both fully endorsing the Generals view
as to the adyisability Of holding rigid
investigation in regard to the treatment
received by the Indians who were in
Europe with the Wild West shows.
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GRAHAM, TEX Nov, II. Every officer
in Young county is in Jail, having been
indicted for participation in the famous
riot incident to tho attempt to hang
threei murderers. Twenty-Five United
States deputies guard the Jail where the
trial Of three members OF the mob is
going on, but the town is full OF de-
termined citizens nrmed withtNVin-
chesters, who say their neighbors shall
not suner' the penalty. A riot will be
precipitated by conviction. +.
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Treichta tn Adxnncn,

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-All the roads in
the Central Traffic Association have re-
corded their votes in favor Of advancing
east.bound freight rates. The Chicago
committee OF the Association hus ar
ranged new tariff to be put in effect
NnYhmhnr OA y Nv !. -------- ----- !.
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LONDON, Nov. liza furious gale
prevails along the Irish and Welsh
coasts and quantities of wreckaee have,
been washed ashore. There is an in.E
cessant downpur Of rain aud the noun r I
tain streams have become torrents, and I
in tho Festong districts have swept away
number of workmen's cottapes' - : &
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Tho l:piscopnl Congress.

Pn1LADsLpulA, Pa. Nov. 1.-THE
thirteenth Church Congress OF the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church OF the United
States was inaugurated with religious
services this morning, in St. Stephens
Church. The inaugural address was de-
iiyered by Bishop Whitaker, who will
preside over the Congress. The sessions
Of the Congress for debate will begin
this evening at Association Hall, and
three sessions will be held day until
Friday, q. J. r.i X H. 3}.,
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LONDON, Nov. THE stock market
is fsyerisa. Nearly everybody is buy.
ing 10 close bear accounts! Money is
much easier owing to rumor that much
gold has gone into the Bank OF England.
At 1880 p. IN. the tone OF the market is
better. AS compared with last nights
closing prices, consols for both money
and the accounts show an advance of
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PlrTsBuRdn, PA, Nov. 1.-THE griev-
ance committee OF the employees OF the
Pennsylvania lines wes. OF Pittsburgh
met here this morning to formulate and
present to the general officers here bill
OF grievances. The general committee
consists Of over 100 persons and includes
subcommittee from all the organi.
cations OF railway employees. A two
days secret session will be held. Aite,
each brauch has decided upon its in.
dividual scale, q joint meeting will be
held and schedule formulated. s1.
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"A Spr,nliat.i,s,.

\ BERLIN, Nov. l1.-7Herr Tabbert, a
prominent Socialist, was released from
prison to-day, the period for which he
was sentenced having expired. Hisdis.
charge was made the occasion of reioie-
ing among the Socialists, 5000 Of whom
assembled and gave him an ovation Z : &
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and suspended payment. The liabili.
ties arc also Sl,l00000. and the nomi.
nal assets about 81 100000, composed OF
100000 in merchandise and $500 600
worth OF accounts and bills receivable, OF
which over 100000 Is duo from Night.
ingale Bros. & knight. I5ITa -
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They Wore Rpconc,lc,l,

Plymouth, Mass, Nov. ll.-Mrs. @.
W. Perry, in October, 1850, found her
rccreant husband living in Brockton
with another woman and secured di-
Vorce. Perry was in court yesterday,
charged with adultery, and his former
wife was summoned us q witness. The
meet in court not only resulted in the
woman declining to testify, but in q
reconciliation, the accused and accnser
leaving court arm in arm, to be re-
married -s'sT g.7 90 EIl
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o1TAwA, ONT, Nov. 1l.-Judge Gait
has decided that evidence against John
o. Brosi, who is wanted at Pittsburgh
ior forgery, is sufficient to wurrant bia
extradition and the prisoner has been
temanded to the Sandwich Jail to await
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WOODSTOCK, 0NT, Now ll.-It has
been decided that Birchall shall be ex-
ecuted at 8 o'clock Friday morning.
There is a feeling in the public mind
that Birchall will either effect an cscape
or commit suicide before Friday. This
is probably duo to exaggerated reports
about the loose manner III which the
jai is conducted. y : -
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New DECATUR, Ala, Nov. 1.-THE
Evansville packet steamboat R. T. Cole
has arrived at Decatur, Ala, with freight
from st. Louis. This is practical dem
onstration OF the completion OF the
great government canal aud OF the open
ing OF the Tennessee river to the COM
merce of the world. 81
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PARIS, Nov. ll.-A dispatch from Ro..
sario, Argentine Republic, says tlat, tt,frg.i Sc.
rioua election disorders have occurred
in that city. Before order was restored
Der wounded. = - : - q! " 4 i'ls ul'1- I
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TIE MARKETS OF TIE WORLD 4
Nails Mndc Mt the Luushlin Mill to be Sent
Er. z5.r % to Snntu t'g-g .laHH s.-8at :

The Laughlin Nail Company at Mar.
tins Ferry is preparing shipment Of
1000 kegs Of cut nails Of assorted sizes
to bo sent to Spain. Yesterday GOO kegs
were taken from among the stock in tho
warehouse, and kegs were strengthened
to Withstand the knocks which they
Will probably receive on the trip.
Strips Of wood were nailed around the
chine to hold the heads more securely,
and the hoops were reinforced. The con.
singnment will be completed to-day,
ana will be shipped via New York. This
10 the first shipment Of cut nails made to
foreign port in long time.
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Governor Co, Or Campbell 1mprovin &. :;

Z CoLuMpus, O., Nov. ll.-Governor
Campbell is much improved to-day, and
1t it is believed that all danger OF an at.
tack Of pneumonia has passed. He was
able 10 sit up for short time this morn
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Special Disnatch 10 the Lntelliga,cer.

Special Ult7dtch 10 Tie 7nlcLligenctr. s-.1T-,I
FA1RMoNT, W. Va, Nov. 1.-THE
mangled remains Of James Focht, a
moulder by trade, were found this morn
ing near the Central mines, about mile
west of here. When last seen he was
very much under the influence Of LIQUOR,
and started west on the Baltimore &
Ohio track. 1tissupposed he sat down on
the rail and was run over by the Chicago
limited, as he was literally torn 10
pieces. He was originally from Harris
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What IL In Some Names.

PUCK. NJ NT--1 100 TT--TTITI n Y
"What's in name 2" asked Biggs the
other day in the course OF conversation.
:" guess your wife can tell you," said
Baggs.
"What do you mean ="
"Why everything you've got is in her
name, isn't it?" GEI {
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Consistently obituary poets should
share the emoluments with the under.
taker, Tor they play conspicuous part
in tue last sad writes. 7gEr -.
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No. Counted Ont Yet.

sptcia Dispalch TO The IHttllfJenctr. ~
Sr. MARY's, W. Va, Nov. lin the
recount for State Senator in Tyler coun-
ty, N. Ogdin, the Republican candidate,
lost n one, and his majority in the dis.
trict is still us first announced. He is
elected by nine majority. ~ I.
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Dis Tobucco Fuc,,rx ,,..

MADRID, Nov. ia large tobacco
factory !, IN this city was destroyed by
tre to-day, causing a loss Of ssoo. { 90.
len ls !! thousand persons are rendered idle!
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plflLApELcnIAS Nov. 1.-The stock
brokerage firm OF Narr & Friend, Of this
city, suspended to-day. They say their
embarrassment was caused by the con.
tinued drains produced. by tns i9, actlYe
market OF the past ten days. me ilrm
hope that the suspension is only tem' m
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sentence Commutcd.

\ WAsuISoros, b. g Nov. The
President has commuted to seven
months imprisonment tho sentence ol
one year imposed in the ease OF 5. II.
Hank, convicted in Illinois ct counter.
ieitipg. L..l.. n y ". 49,