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BIG FINANCIAL CRASH,
A Three Million Dollar Failure
at Manistoe, Mich.
ASSIGNMENT OF R G PETERS,
Tic Lumber and Salt Baron or TIM
Northwcst-Outsidc Spcculations
Caused lt-h Number oCLcuu.
ihg Enterprises Involved.

M""'sFss, Micii, Oct. l6.-R. q
refers assigned to-day to A. NJ. Henry,
Oh Detfoit. 1t is the largest financial
crash In tho State for years ond CONAN
from n sonrcc leoo, $500, nv,
po,or, ,.ss .n. ,, ''' oApee'cu. Alf.
'''.' was 'no ieauine spirit IN score
oi bfg enterprises and was baron In
the lumber and salt trade. Th, oss;on
ment cove,s m,,,io,s ~ ,o,,,.a "''.s"
,ro,as,,, ~, 'n' ,",,, y. "o''afs worm OIL
ptope''y ah" Will DO lar reaching In its
ouects. Meigs " Co., lumbermen, Dun.
ham 4 Co., OF Grand Ranids and M.
Fifth National RanL ~ % I;,m,, """ s"'
in,oroo,a1 - ~, "NH' VI 'i''""ukee' arc
,., III the collapse.
a Dill OF salo OF half interest in the
wholesale grocery firm of Lemon 4
refers, Of Grand Rapids, was filed this
by r. G. Peters in favor of q.
~. !: Davlson, OF Detroit. Tho sale Gala
,or s4o,oo0. and.was given TO protect the
pstrolt National Bank and General
:Aiger. No schedule OF assets or liabil.
llies has been as yet filed here. From
outside but reliable sources 1t is learned
mat INA the liabilities will be fully 5000
IVY:
Inc pant mere has earned epormors
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IT IS A BOOMERANG.
That Weston "Dispatch" to the
Democratic Organ.
JOHN 0. PENDLETON'S GALL
And How It Works Against Him
What IL Thouslitin In Weston about
Certain Telegram to the
lscgistcr-Statc News.
speeial plspeleh TO he In,tlliqe,eer.


WESTON, ". VA, Oct. 1G.-Tho Regis
str's claim that Mr.. Hubbard Is afraid tc
meet Mr.. Pendleton In joint debate
and tho false statements made In q
Weston dispatch to that paper, have
created 4 great deal OF amusement here
where the circumstances OF the last
meeting OF tho two candidates arc well
known. The general impression here is
that Pendleton either wrote that. dis
patch or dictated IL, or elsc It was con.
cocted by bis managers in Wheeling, for
every posted man in Weston knows how
ridiculously false is the impression it
seeks to create.
Everybody knows how Mr.. Hubbard
repeatedly challenged Mr.. pandeton TO
meet him in every county In the dis.
trict, and how the Democratic STANDARD
bearer" declined on tho ground that he
could not alter his engagements. Every
body, also, understands that Pendleton
waited for Hubbard to fix all his dates
before issuing his challenge in the hopes
that the latter would not cancel his
dates to meet the challenge. No little
satisfaction, therefore, was expressed to-
day in Weston, when the INrELLldENcER
arrived with Mr.. Brady's letter announc.
ing that Mr.. Hubbard would accommo.
date Mr.. Pendleton, even at a sacrifice,
Pendleton's bluff has proven boom.
eraug, and II he could hear some OF the
expressions OF contempt for his course
among Democrats here, he would think
so himself.
No further evidence that Mr.. Hub
bard is not afraid Of Pendleton
is necessary than statement OF
the fact that when on Tuesday,
the 7th instant, Mr.. Hubbard learned
that Pendleton was to speak at Sutton,
he determined, after speaking at Salt
Lick, topush through to that point and
meet his opponent. This required
twelve mile drive over rough road and
he arrived there, much to Mr.. Pendle.
toms surprise, in time to hold debate
with him. Pendleton had carefully con-
ccaled from Mr.. Hubbard the fact that
he would speak at Sutton, but MIR. Hub
bard "got there all the same"
The Asylum band tried to drum up n
crowd for Pendleton at Jane Lew last
night, but it WAS q failure,
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guest; A. J. 1louton, Jersey City, a
guest; George Wood, OF Dexter, N. Y, a
guest,
CORA TANNgR's EscArE.

VIVA AhSNhh . L0IAFhs
Corn Tanner, tho actress, made her
escape in this way:
Upon being aroused she rushed into
the hall and dashed into tho frat open
room, which was occupied by n gentle.
man who was about to lower himself by
the fire escape. She cried 10 him, "For
Gods sake save me-" AMI the man
stopped in his flight and adjusted the
escape 10 Miss Tanner. lie lowered her
to the ground and then followed. Miss
Tanner was not seriously Injured, but
the palms OF her hands were lacerated
by holding so tightly to the rope. Miss
Tannor saved her jewels and $500 In
cash and vaiuables, having gobbied them
up hastily, thrust them into jewel case
and tied 1t about her neck. Miss Tanner
was taken to tho Vanderbilt house and
attended to In the ladies' parlor.
The other members OF her company
are also at the Vanderbilt House. Miss
Dupree and Misa Klein, both OF the same
company, had narrow escapes. They
%erc on the fifth floor and would doubt.
less have perished had 1t not been for
the courageous boy who ran the eieya-
tor. They grouped around tho hall un-
til they heard shout to come to the
elevator. They followed the sound OF
tho voice and found the car. They were
taken down safely, although the flames
shot into the elevator at nearly every
aoor.
The building was own by the Everson
estate. A rou Oh estimate OF the loss is
S9l5 900, with insurance Of about $780,
200. The Leland's loss will be about
$4,000.
The fire was evidently OF incendiary
origin. An investigation will be made.
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ANNUAL. MEETING
or the New York, Ponnsylvnnin and Ohit
Noad-Enruinss Last Year.

or the New York, Pennsylvnnin and Ohio
lsoad-Enrnings Last Year.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 1G.-The annual
meeting OF the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio Stockholders WAS held ycster-
day at the Office OF President Whitehead.
The Eev. John Lockinston Bates, NJ. A.,
OF England, was present and voted the
English stock. With two exceptions the
old board OF directors was reelected.
Samuel Mather succeeds S. L. Mather,
deceased, and J. 7. Waun succeeds
Thomas Warnocks, deceased. Tho nc.
ton OF the Executive Committee during
the past year was approved.
The net earnings OF the New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio for the year end.
ing September 80, 1890, were estimuted
nj s., 25O, COO, out Of which has been paid
rentals Of subordinate lines, car trns,
interest, and dividend OF Sl3l ,0O0
leaving a balance, October l, Of $2l2 900
The net earnings Tor tho year ending
September 80, 1889, were S2,00l. .S34.
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PITrsDuRdn, Pa, Oct. 1G.--An accident
occurred at Moorhead, McClean l. Co.'s
blast furnace at Soho about two o'clock
this afternoon, resulting in seriously
ln]uring eight wotkmen, two fatally.
The men were engaged in drawing coke
from the ovens when the hot dust blew
out euveloping the entire party. Ed
ward and John Hughes were burned
almost beyond recognition. They are
still living but will die. Peter Ethaney,
Frederick Baker and Four Hunsasians
were also badly burned. Tho Injured
were removed to the Homeopathic
hospital, and their wounds dressed. All
but the Hughes brothers will likely
recover. The cause OF the accident ia
not known. There was no seri GUS dam.
age done to tho mill.
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MAY BE AN INDIANA MAN,
Justice a1iiler's Successor iIny Come fror
f}tS TYuusf f.r cfofn

Jus.ice n1iiler's Successor aIny Come from
the Huusier State.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. lG.-It is generally
believed among President Harrison's
friends here that he will appoint an IT,
diana man rs Justice Miller's successor
on the Supreme Bench. Three men are
mentioned in connection with the va
cancy. They are William A. Woods,
United States Judge OF the district OF In
diana; W. H. 2. Miller, Attorney Cen
eral Of the United States, and Byron J.
Elliott, Of the Indiana Supreme Court.
The latter is not 80 much spoken OF rs
the others, but many Republicans ba-
lieve he has fair chance OF being ap-
pointed. 1t is generally believed, how
ever, that Attorney General Miller will
be the favored man. The story is told
here that President Harrison said soon
after he made Miller member OF nis
cabinet that il the opportunity offered
he would advance him to the Supreme
Bench.
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Mrs. Mary L. Baker, OF Orvnl, Mich,
has reason to be very thankful. She was
n great sufferer from heart disease for
years, Was short OF breath, had hungry
spells, paIn in eide, Auttering, iaintness,
etc. After taking two bottles OF DR..
Miles New Hear. Cure, she says: u am
better than for 20 years. My mind and
eyesisht have improved wonderfully. !
advise all persons thus afflicted to use
this great remedy" The Logan Drug
Company, druggists, recommends and
guarantees 1t. DR.. Miles work on Mear.
Disease, containing marvellous testi.
mouials, free. AwFaw'2
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GEN. BEIKNAP BURIED
WIN military uouors--Ths Last Rites nj
st. John Church.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 1G.-Tht
mortal remains Of the late ex.secretary
of.War William W. Belknap were TO-
day Inferred in tho Arlington National
Cemetery in ground rendered for The
purpose by the War Department. The
religious services were conducted in S.
Johns Episcopal Church, which has
been tho scene OF the funerals OF 80 many
persons prominent In the political, mill.
tary and social life OF Washington. The
lemains were taken IRON tho home o,
Gen. Belknap to the church at 10 O'Clock
under the escort OF a procession formed
in tho following order;
First the Third Artillery Band, then
the Union Veteran Corps, OF Washing.
ton; delegation from the LOYAL L..
Gion; members OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic; tho hearse; the honorary
pall.bearers, and next the family and
Immediate personal friends. The hon
orary pall.bcarers were Secretary Noble,
ea.postmastor GeneralJ. A. J. Creswell,
Gen. l.. A. Grant, Assistant Secretary OF
War; Gen. Cyrus W. Bussey. Assistant
Secretary OF the Interior; ex. Represent.
ative John A. kasson, General Batch.
ellor, General Benet, General Vincent,
Senator Manderson, lIallet kilbourn,
Gen. II. Y. Boynton; General Veasey,
Comman,ler.in.Chie G. A. r.; Col. Nj.
Emmet Uriel, Commander Department
Potomac, G. A. R.; Mr.. James Worth.
lngton and Joseph X. McCaunor.
: The services at the church we're ap.
pointed Tor l0:30 o'clock aud long before
that hour tho uureserved portion of the
lditice was filled by the iriends OF the
dead general.
Rev. Dr.. Douglass, the rector OF the
read the burial service. The
'asket was placed in front OF the chan.
ccls.
AT the conclusion OF the burial ser.
vice the choir chanted 81 Heard Voice
from Heaven" The casket was then
.aken from the church and placed in
:he hearse, the pal! bearers and family,
friends and clergymen entered carriagea,
the line OF march was reformed and the
procession slowly took its way through
The western part OF the city to George.
own, thence by the aqueduct bridge 10
Arlington. The floral offerings were
numerous and handsome, especially
hose from his former comrades In arms.
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MANSFIELD, OHIO, Oct. lo.-Captain
A. G. Cummins, one oil the wealthiest
and most influential Democratic poll.
ticians in this part OF Ohio, was sand.
bagged and robbed early this morning.
De was found unconscious and divested
OF bis oyercoat, gold watch and the con.
tents OF his valise. He is dangerously
injured and cannot give lucid account
Of the affair, g'' r''
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D., g, g. Hickman. D. D., IL. D.. Joseph bore.
Enboly, y. McHenns. ' ''' '''
PHILADELPHIA ptcsbyiery-Mlnlsicts, J. q.

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nS.,I nus; E'1Sr; 4 7, Green, n. D., LII. b., i. Il
rhilaiel lp6is f"s. rre.jytery-sIluI.,cr,. J. q
Bolton, !; :; plctsor, William il. diiI. il. 9
Eox, ", u. Rice. D. D.; Us, Macintosh, b. b
Elders: 4. i. krlder, Thomas Williams, Tho,pn,
s,aas%' sIaS ai n A. brown, z. K. Harper, q. s,
rhilsdslphIs Central rresby,ery-MInl.ters:
J. Richclson; 4. Alison, b. D.: William d. Kob.
srls, D. D.: William G, Rommel, Il, ii. Fulton,
p: :;: D.; !; H.. 4. sharpD d. b;:j; .. shanks Elders:
William Z, hcg.lds, Charles brows. asus; JANE.
Philadelphia North Ptss6y,ery-Mlnt,,ers.
km kkisx'S II hjsb +. PatW9n E. W 9i Charles 4 b9in.
mo. Elders; r. MscKelIsr, Robert s;avca.o,, y; Ht"
Locke, WV. Craig. We
r, ,i,I,.hi ,riIn,.bI'gh iTssbyteryG5Mn!,teIs: 9. ".
Patterson, Joseph ii. Dun, fh. b $. il. m Moore e.
Nicely. A.. D.. w. A. lIouthe, Esd, samuel A.
pnl'' wiill%m D. NSsley. Esq Thomas Ilcrrloti,
hiIJ HI.J.,,MI H. m,'a' William Fife, John Dunlap,
Stuart, William +. Plumber, L. i. smith. Thee
y; Negley,, Elders: T. l.. Robertson, Thomas
Wall ", J. laugh, JameS Allen.
n pnensWyEG p Wt,.m r,eMIoyrerymain's,ers p Moore
Elders; E'T. Britain, I. D. Wilson, james B.
' Washington rrc,by.ery-Mluls,crs: A. Il
iIwe aInra m. II; CoSEe ., d., A. Donahcy, y J.
A. np.' ". I. Simpson. A. D. Push. James Paul,
!, %Glsbolough pse,bytcry-Minls,cr: Charles
E. Edwards. Elder: lion. II. ~. Williams,
s,S,s.t, mess%inster Prssbyery-Min!S,eIs: Q. ".
X. Workman, !. D. George. Elders: j. s. fattcr f ~
son, Robert Maxwell, ". NJ Manifold, i. Lsa.
man, Henry Small. NN
y West Virginia presbytery-Minis,crs: +, 8,
Elders: $. 7. s,apleson, Z. II. Tutncr, IT, W.
smith. - ~
The Presbyteries OF City OF Mexico,
lactecas, Mexico. Western Africa,
northumberland aud Huntingdon, Pa,
made no reports 10 the clerks, and none
u their representatives had arrived last
light. A considerable number Of the
commissioners who were not in tho city
ast night were expected to-day.
The order OF exercises for TODAY is:
a. H., devotional exescises; 9:30. Re-.
,ort on Sustentation, and address by
kew. John s. Mackintosh, OF phi!adei.
,hia; 2p. M, Report Of Committee on
publications and Sabbath School Work.
md address by Rev. Dr.. Craven, Sec.
etary of the Board; / p. m., Synodical
,rayer meeting for the outpouriue OF
he Holy Spirit upon the Synod and the
hurches within it's bounds; 1880 D, NJ,
report Of Committee on Foreign Mis-.
ions, and address by Rev. DR.. Samuel
essnp, OF Syria; Rev. DR.. Author Mitch
II, Secretary OF the Beard, and Rev,
rank Newton, OF India.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
At the Otis Steel Works In Cleveland-Ssy
ernl Injured,

At the Otis Steel Works In CIeveland-Sev.
ernl Injured.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 1G.-An explosion
occurred in the Bessemer department OF
the Otis Steel Works in this city this
morning. 1t is supposed that cold
water, which had accumulated in the
blast pipes, was forced into the convert.
ers when the air blast WAS turned in
upon the molten metal in the converter.
The roof was torn from the mill, the
building ignited and a score of men
more or less seriously injured. The FIRE.
men quickly subdued the flames. A
dozen men who were injured were able
to 80 to their homes after their wounds
were dressed, and three who are in a
critical condition were sent to Lakeside
Hospital.
The badly injured are: Patrick O'Don-
nell, unmarried seriously burned about
the body.
John McCarty, married; arm broken,
leg bruised and seriously burned.
Patrick Boland, married; seriously
burned.
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ASHLAND, WIS, Oct. 1G.-The Euro
mean iron men now visiting Lake Super
ior mines are at Ironwood to-day. They
will snend most OF the time in the Nor.
ria. mine, OF the Gogebic range, the
largest producer OF iron orc in the world.
The estimated output OF the Norrle ior
this wear is 100000 tons; OF the GoGe1ic
range 100000 tons, Of the entire Lake
Superior district 9,000,OO tons.
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ENTHUSIASM IN TAYLOR COUNTY.
Atkinson, Dayton nnd Others Have Good
Meetings In Spite OF the Weather.
Sukeinl niu,,s.faL l. L. L,i.Nia..,.t.

Atkinson, Dnyton md Others Have Good
Meetings In Spite OF the Weather.
Special Dispatch to the IuttItqenc:r.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Oct. lG.-It "rains
upon the just as we'll as the unjust"
and thus it was that for several hours
prior to the time that Hon. George W.
Atkinson began his address at the Opera
House here tonight Providence poured
down such torrents OF rain that many
who had prepared 10 hear his eloquent
argument were deprived OF that
pleasure. But there was no damp.
ness on the spirits OF tho en-.
thusiastic Republicans within, and
from the time the band ceased playing,
at s o'clock, until nearly 10, Mr.. Akin.
son enthused Republicans and con.
WINGED Democrats with ono OF the
brightest, wittiest and eloquent speeches
OF the campaign. His audience, on nc.
count of the inclement weather, was not
large in numbers, but was biz with en-.
thusiasm, and the speaker was liberally
applauded'from 1rstt to tinish.I . Hon. A.
Il. Dayton, OF Barbour, aud DR.. Rusmi.
sci, candidate for Senator, from the same
county, we're also introduced to the au.
dience by the Chairman, Senator T, f.,
Davis, and the former made spirited
speech, which was cheered to the echo,
Tho meeting at Flemington this after
noon was favored with better weather
and was attended by an enormous crowd
Mr., Atkinson Was in his heat form opd
his speech there, as tonight, evoked the
widest enthusiasm, as did also the ad-
dress Of John II. Holt, Esq., who fol-
lowed him. Both gentlemen gave facts
and figures which were indisputeble aud
presented them is such eloquent Ian
guago that their Democratic hearers an.
peared as much impressed 90 their Re.
publican brethren and seemed almost
prompted to applaud them. The Re.
publlcans Of Taylor are In a happy
frame Of mind Just now and prospects OF
big victory never looked brighter,
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West virginia Pensions.

Special Di,pdich to he IntelliJcncer. .
WAsulSdToS, D. G., Ocs. 16.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: Original-John Kirkan,
Greenhall; Augustus Dettenburn,
Greenland; Eliha Atha, Amos; Andrew
Neehl, Wesley; james G. L. Harrison
Whites; Joseph B. Cribble, Auburn ;
Joseph ". Stevitt, Pennington. H.
crease-Charles Doak, West Union; B.
7. Harvey, Grangevitle; JacobJ. Roberts,
Kidwell; Bossall Brown, Glenville;
John Nutter, Auburn; Nealian BumSar.
den, Hartford John Haley, Ateas; John
Thomas, Mt. Carbon. Reissue-M. V.
Pitcher, Palatine. .u... .
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Wm. Timmons, postmaster at Idayillo
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver tyophle,n John
Leslie, farmer and ltockman, OF same
place, naysi "Eind Electric Bitters to be
the best kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel like a new man." J.W. Gardner,
hardware merchant, same town, saYsi
Electric Bitters is Just the thing ior a
man who is all run down and dent care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt lust like
he had a new lease on life. Only 50c a
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 2
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A Bold Swiudler Convicted.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mlcu., Oct. 16.-John
Bingham, who was arrested several
weeks ago for impersonating his brothe,
to obtain a pension, and convicted in
the United States Court, has been sen
tcnced to hard labor in the house Of cor.
rection for two years. Bigham's fraud
was one OF the boldest Imaginable. He
secured the papers OF his brother, who
served in the war and had been dead
two years, assumed his name, and no,
only obtained pension, but was admit
ted and lived for over. year in the Sol.
dier's Home,
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AFTER al, the best way to know III,
real merit Of Hood'S Sarsaparilla, is tn
Try 1t yourself. BeHure to get uood's


AIRS. Michael Curtain, PiainGcld, Ill.,
makes thc statement that she cauph,
cold which settled on her lungs: Sin.
was treated for 4 month by her iamilv
physcian, but grew worse, Ho toII w.
she wss a hopeless victim of consumn M.
ton and that no medicine conld cnro
her. Her druggist suggested Dr.. Kinn,a
New Discovery for consnmnt;on. 'rf IL,
bulni bbousni DotIle and to her delight found
meIssll oeneiitted from first dose, She
eohtlhaed { It's use and after taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and wsll III
now nov, does her own housework and il n,
we!i as shc ever was. Free trial bott,"a
oi th's great Discovery at Logan I,,a nrn''
w. drag store. large bottles 5oc and Il
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Ths African IiDspitnl.

LONDON, Oct. lG.-The Berlin corres.
pondcnt OF the Neus telegraphs that corr
ierences will soon be held at tho forriun
office in regard to the question OF estaL.
iishinga hospital in Africa. Empernr
William favors the erection OF tho
building on tho main land, while others
including the head physician Of tht,
East Africa Company, prefer Zanzibar.
as originally intended,
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PARIS, Oct. 1G.-Messra. VIM. O'Brien
and John Dillon, who succeeded in
evading the Irish police last week with
the intention OF proceeding To America
10 iay tne cause OF Ireland before the
people OF that country, and who arrived
a. nerbourg. yesterday, reached this
city this morning. 'D''
Messrs: Dillon and O'Brien will remain
IN rams lor eight days when they will
proceed 10 Havre. where they will take
passage for New York.
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Washington VIII Show Up Well.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, Oct. TO-
The Executive Committee OF the Wash
inglon Worlds Fair Commission Assem-.
bled here to-day from all parts OF
the State. 1t was decided to ask the
Legislature for S25O0OO and to divide
the work into twelve departments, the
whole 10 be under the supervision OF a
General Manager, who will report to
the Executive Committee OF the ABsoci.
alton. There is every indication that
liberal appropriations will be secured,
aud the work be made a complete sue.
cess for this State,
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knights of py tl,ius Resolutions.

SWclGl ULSpdtch 10 Me lnttlll0enctT.
CLARKsBuRd, W. VA, Oct. 1G.-Belore
it's adjournment the Grand Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, adopted resolutions
than king Adelphia Lodge, l. O. 0. F.,
OF this city, for the use Of their hall and
for other courtesies extende the Grand
Lodge; also thanking Parkersburg
Division, Uniformed Rank, for their
presence and efficiency in drill.
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HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. l6.-Reposts from
the north side OF Prince Edward Island
say tho recent storm there was the
heaviest for yeara. Wreckage is coming
ashore at Malpeque, evidently from Il
vessel that has been lost. The schooner
Corporal Trim, which left Chatham, N.
B., last Thursday for Malpeque has not
been heard Of. and has doubtless gone
down with all on board.
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Special Dispaich 10 he Inielliotnctr.
CLARKspuRa, W. Va, Oct. 1G.-The
Brannan children left for their grand.
mothers home at Philadelphia tonight.
The railroad furnished free transporta.
ton. Friends made up a purse Of OK.
penses. The children said with refer.
ence to the reported insanity of the
father, that he is often that way. The
cause is whisky, and he usually tried to
kill their mother and the children, be-
sides destroying the furniture. The
mother is reported to have been seen
on the Philippi road. A searching
party is now out in that direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-17
Tho isecord fseRtaH.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. lG.-rThc Ham,
burg.American steamer Columbia,which
left New York at 9 p. m. on Thursday,
October 0, crossing the bar at 3:l5 p. M,
arrived here at noon to-day, making the
trip in G dnys, 15 hours and 2S minutes,
and breaking the best record, her own,
by 9 hours and II minutes.