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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-25
BtRkEhLY pEMEEPACY

Addressed by Hon. Wood Dnily-A Good
Lawyer FOR Poor Cause.
SpeciG! DlspGtch TO The Intlli,cmc,r.
MAITISsBuGG, W. Va, Oct. 24,-The
Democrats started the ball 10 rolling i'll
Berkeley tonight for Lucas, Wilson aud
company by Hon. c. W. Daily, OF
keyser, in the court house, to about 200
persona, including number OF ladies
and small boys. Tho brethren, fearing
a small attendance, did not procure the
opera house, as is customary when one
OF their bright lights is announced.
NJ. Daily was introduced by S.uar.
W. Walker, who alone represented the
prominent mem bers OF the party on the
platform. he then started of the usual
stereotyped Democratic canipaicu spec ch
with few variations and spent some tine
in critic;sing Mr.. Eikins' speech in
Wheeling few nights ago, and tried &c
contradict his statements of how tin
plate mandatory in West yirginis
would improve her condition by EN-.
ploying more labor, and using more O.
her raw material, and made the start
ling and misleading statement that be-
cause they. would consume some OF the
ccal and coke in which he was interest
ed was the secret ol Elkius' advocacy nj
protecting tin. l. didn't work, though
as Eikins and Golf had given them cor
rect and detailed explanation Of the
bel ifs labor would receive from it
He handled the tariT, elections and sil
yer bills In weak manner and made ,
iUw remarks, as he said, on the Repub
!ican effort to coionize ignorant "nigger'
yot"rs to compete with intelligent white
labor.
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GREAT FIREIy EAST prppgsI;r,
siG Shoe Factory Destsoyrd-Iundretl.
of People In Want.

a HiG Shoe Factory Destsoyrd-uundreds
of People In Want.
EAST PErpERELL, MASS, Oct. o4.-A
o'g fire was discovered this morning at
2o'clock in the shoe factory of Leigh.
ton Bros, and coon alter the flames
"eSe outlined against the sky the whole
building was ablaze. a high wind wss
blowing and the flames spread rapidly,
AND almost before the people in the
neiehborhood were. aware Of their
danger the fire was threatening their
very lives. 1t went from the shoe fac.
tory to number Of boarding houses.
Help was called IRON the surrounding
to%ns. Nashua was called upon and
responded with some Of her trucks and
men. Before the flames could bo at
tackled successfully, the shoe factory
Dad been burned to the ground; also
th:ee residences, seven stores and n
block OF boarding houses, Loss esti.
mated at 100000. Early after day
break the flames were overcome. Sew
eral hundred persons are out Of employ
ment by the fire and the town ia in dis
tress.
Leighton Bros loss amounts to $780,
oV0. The Leighton factory employed
aoO hands aud turned ont between / 900
and 5000 pairs OF brogans day. The
insurance on the Leighton p,oDerty
amounts to 100000.
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Condensed rhLEGRANS.

A negro boz seventeen years old was
lyrchad by moo Lsar Atlanta, Ga, for
k.llinc a ive.year.o!d whiteiboy.
Speaker Feed received an ovation at
Chicago last night and made one OF hip
characteristic speeches on the national
iasues. s 3.
The Findlay, Ohio, factory Of the
Cni!ad G!ass Company caught Gre yes
serday and tns furnace building wcs
burned TO the ground. Loss $4,000.
Dln's weekly review Of trade shows
great improvement in business seLer.
ally. Wool ami iron outlook is more
encouraging. Collections are good every
where.
The "Jack the Ripper" scare lie on
again in Lnudon. Pursuant to his
warning Of few days ago, the terror ol
White Chapel has murdered and mutt.
lated another dissolute " oman. &
At cecret meeting OF the Philadel
phia Gas Company at Pittsburgh last
night it was ordered that no pudding
furnace should hereafter receive natural
gas as fuel, 0ne.hali the furnaces in
J the city will be shut down.
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MORE SUMMONSbS SERVED
IN tho Tipperrry Cnses-Eon.wcd Excite
mont Of tho Pennle.

IN tho TipperEry Cnses-Eou.wrd Excite.
mont Of the People.
1lPrEkARY, Oct. 24.-Sumnonses have
been served upon Mr.. Harrison, member
OF the House OF Commons for the middle
division OF Tipperary, Michael O'Brien,
Dalton, the latter Of whom is one OF the
defendants in the conppiracy case on
trial here, and upon number OF other
person on the charge OF asaaulting the
police at the time Of the opening Of the
conspiracy trial. The t.ialon the charge
will take place before thu Assizes, but
the preliminary hearing will be held be-
lore an ordinary cour. OF petty sessions.
The action OF the Crown in transfer.
ring the case from the Magistrates Court,
from which the slmmonses " ere orici.
nally issued, to the Asszes, has caused
renewed excitement in Tipperary.
Father Humphreys, who is one OF the
defendants in the conspiracy case, and
who was yesterday sentenced to pay Il
tine OF 20 pounds to stand committed for
six months for assaulting a policeman's
wife, has made application for a sum.
mona ngainet Mr.. Balfonr. The SIacis.
trates refused to iasue the summons.
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STORMS VN TIE COAST.
Great Damage Done Ia the Eas.-Yesse
ia Danger. yf-;

Great Damage Done Ia the Eas.-Yessels
ia Danger. s<s
New YORK, Oct. 24.-New York was
pelted Us night snd to-day with one OF
tho most pitiless storms which it has en-.
dured in II any day. The fierce north.
easterly sd'" drove the heavy rain in al.
most hor,z. .ltsl sheets, rendering nm.
brullas OF little USE and the wind
throughout the night ra..led signs and
shutters, t.' unbroken sleep became
mel! nigh impossible.
This morning stories OF damage along
the coast began 70 come in, but it il
feared thai the worst will not bs known
till tomorrow.
Along New Jersey's coast wires are re-
ported down and several vessels ashore,
while others have been driven from
their couroe. Very high tides resulted
from the storm. Several small boats
were capsizsi of Long Branch, but the
occupants were rescued.
The storm did considerable damage in
Brooklyn this morning. Shortly before
10 o'clock four.story brick building in
the course Of erection on Halsey street
was blown down and John Lindsay, q
Passer by, WAS buried in the ruins. His
injuries are thought to be fatal. The
damage to tho building is estimated at
s5 coo,
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ChnrEed with Eotrsrr

LONDON, Oct. 24.-George johnson, an
artist, and John Phillips, au art dealer.
We're arraigned in the Mansion e opsePo.
lice Court to-day ona charge of beine
implicated in a conspiracy 10 forge lei.
ters OF credit upon the banking FIRM Of
!DJre1el, Morgan & Co. The existence of
tne conspiracy was revealed to the No.
nee by aman named Trpgheim, who
testified at thc hearing to,da; that ho'
met Phillips in Rotterdam and came IN
London with him. The witness saws hn
had some prisoners making the fraudn.
isns iet,era OF credit. The accused were
pemanded. rem The conspiracy is e gigantic
Hne Hne. Accompllcas OF the forgers have
an;iia uGsh arrested at tieee, Madrid and Mar
oIea; oi nras;;t ioois used in making tho letters
sion, 4'ol- Pose9-
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THOUSANDS of DEATHS
From Cholera In Jnpnn-News t.om Yoke.

From Cholera In Jnpnn-News fiom Yoke.
hama.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24.-The steam.
ship City of Peking, from China and
Japan, brings advices that the survivors
Of the wrecked Turkish frigate Ertogrou,
will be sent home in two Japanese men,
of.war.
The excitement in Japan over the
treaty revision has somewhat ouited
down, but precautions are still being
taken for the safety OF foreigners.
Cholera is gradually disappearing, and
Yokohama is said to be practically free
from It. There have bsen $4,000 cases
and $4,000 deaths up,t October 7.
Ensign Ramsey, OF tho United States
ship Swatara, was accidentally drowned
at Yokohama, August 27,
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OTHER SPEAKERS.
TO VOTE OR NOT TO VOTE.
Tint is tho Question Worrying ,uo Presi
uent-presgur,, nF pnf,fIr,

Ii'ht 's tho Question Worry Ing tbo Presi.
lent-Pressurc of Public Business.
WAsHISGToN, Oct. 24.-President Har.
rison has not yet decided whether he
will so to Indiana 10 vote or not.
BE is desirous Of doing go, but the
pressure OF business at the Executive
Mansion just now is ao great that he
may be prevented from doing go.
Besides, the President has seycral i'm.
portant engagements which will require
his attention. His friends in Indiana
believe that the presence Of the President
on election day would be worth many
votes TO the party, but his visit will de-
pend altogether upon his ability to ar.
range his official duties in such manner
as will enable him to 70 without neg.
lecting the public business.
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9HB OHIO LEGISLATURE. i j. .
Special Session Adjouras After.
Passing the Bill
FOR A NoN-pARrIsqN BOARD
or improvements for Cincinnati 10
% Appointed by tho Mayor.
Two Joint Investigating Com.
mittccs Appointed.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 2l,--The House
thls morning entered upon consider.
alton OF the non.partisan bill ior5 n,
BOARD Of improvements at Cincinnati To
be appointed by the Mayor. In order
70 facilitate expression, tho House went
into Committee Of the whole and IN,
discussion was opened. The Democrats
opposed to Campbell nladelengthy arpu. /
ments against tho measure, tho PRINCIPAL
point OF which was opposition TO IN,
adjustment OF the present Board of
improvements, without giving the mem. +
bets charged with dishonesty an opnor.
tunity to be heard. On the other hand !
tho supporters Of Governor Campbell
insisted that he was in the linz ~ 20
storing home rule TO tho people of Civ
cinnati, and that he Ia acting In occn.I
with his ideas OF q federal system T sh..
in bis message that the Mnncy, ~
pe gwen appointing power, as he had
oeen chosen direct by the people, This
Ptlncipal speeches 'Serc made bv Tho
oootn'st lne anu Campbell membera
urging the point that it Ia not Damn'
cratic to practically turn over The povern.
ment to the Republicaup, = - = s.
AT p. IN. the Committee NJ tbo
Whole reported the bill back to The
House and it was read the third tims
slalion, Democrat, offered an amend.
ment providing the members of tho
Board Of improvements shall receive
no compensation, and dividing the citv
OF Cincinnati into five Districts, 10 be
presided over by engineers appointed
Tor the purpose. ppo'nseu ''''''s
The extra session concluded businesz
Ihls afternoon and adjourned to Ian.
lary 9, 1891, when the adjourned srs. res
sion begins. The bill became n law
a non.partison Board Of Tm. Inv
proyement for Cincinnati to be- annointsJ
by Mayor Mosby and to hold until Anrii /
next, when their Successors shall hn
selected. Joint Senate and House com.
were appointed, one 10 investi.
gate the workings OF the depattments nj
cincinnati and another on municinai
plan and the best system OF city govern.
meht' Doth to report ut adjourned ses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-25
BARNSHAV'S SILENCE
About the lnteIIigencet's Expos,
ures Of the Wetzel Frauds
WORRIES THE DEMOCRACY.
"lr lilo Is Not Guilty, rs Snolgrass
Charges. Why Don't IIc Say So?"
Whnt will Pendleton Say?
"Chcstnuts" To. Crack.
Special Df'pafeh to the intdiigenor.

cptciut DRpHeh 10 INC inthlgehcT.
New MAIrISsviLLE, Oct. 24.-Thcre /
q prospect Of suit against tho Wheel
ing Register for obtaining money unde
false pretepses." When the Democrac,
read tho INTELLloEScgR's "Wetzs
county Developments" on Wednesday
although temporarily paralized, they
shook .heir,.heads and said, "Wait until
you see to.morrow's Register" Ben
Earnshaw, who was on his way 10 this
place, turned aside to counsel with the
Wheeling brethren, md it was expected
that .hofe would be at least denial Of
the story published from that gentle.
man. The Register went OF like "hot
cakes Yesterday morning, but not a
w?ri j regard TO the "Wetzsl fraud. -
Ben came OH down and secret session
OF the faithful was held. The senior
editor Of the Democrat, WHO had been
lndustriously poring over the evidence
in The contest case OF Atkinson.Pend.e
ton to SEQ il "Lse Snodgrass hadn't
sworn something differently from his
INTELLlGEScEE statement" aud who
found that such was not the case, Was
about the worst worried man in the lot,
The effect OF the statements in the In.
TELLldENcER, backed Us they are by what
is well known to many citizens here 10
be true, has bad the eIect OF alternating
many Of the better class oi Democruts
from the support, no! only Of Earnshaw,
but also from the support OF tho "bsne.
hGiary" OF the crime. They are saying:
III Ben Earnshaw is not guilty as
charged, why don't he say SO 2"
Ben himself says that he is going to
treat it with silent contempt" and
people hero believe that be does 10 be.
cause he cannot successfully deny. The
question is, "Will the beneficiary also
aare to ignore the charges that have been
made? Will he dare to dony the fact
that is believed, known and ackuowl.
edged by every respectable Democrat in
the county, that the tickets were
scratched in the court house and that
Ben Earnshaw, by his silence, confesses
to guilty participation in the crime ?"
Jonu y. Pend!eton is billed for four
speeches in the county. viii he dare
to say that tue statement that the tieke!c
were scratched in the court house ia
ia!se? viii he attempt to repeat what
he has said in other places, that "she
Judges and clerks Of election in Upper
Greene and Archer's Fork precincts,
sTore falsely when they said that the
tickets were not scratched when counted
ut thoae precincts?
The article in to.day's Register pur.
porting to be from Burton, 6u. written
here, ls SO silly as no. to require an
answer. The frequent repetition OF The
term chestnut" fixes the au,horshi,
upon gentleman here who, Within the
past two days, has virtually acknowl.
edged the truth OF every woru, CT the
lNTELIIdENsER's article.
II didn't require any "amateur polili-
cians" to give n statement OF tho facts
stated, and if any of those facts are de-
sired the proof is ready.
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puyESER AND FAULKNER
Cros Swords Mt Sutton-The Captain hns
Things hIs Own Way.
nj. - L. l.. I-LtE-- :


Things his Own Way.
Sstrhi Dispatch 10 ne Inieaiqeaer.
BRAIroN O. H., W. Va, Oct. 24.-Fo
past weeks great preparations for grant
Democratic barbecue and Ok roast hal
been tho sole occupation o. 4 goodly
number Of Democrats OF this county
II was advertised well and the
people IL response turned out by the
hundreds. A fair estimate would place
tae crowd al from eight hundred to one
thousanc, oil which over two.
birds wt'o Democrats. Senator
Faulkner and other prominent Demo.
cratic speakers were advertised to
be present. Captain Dovener also had
dates bordering On this neighborhood
and this morrlng 1t was agreed that a
division oil time be mado and that the
people be made judges as to which
side OF the QntGtions Ji the day was right,
and to Say that they will tske up the
bsnnNr VI Protection under ihe broad
shield Of American Inv" lis only re.
echo Of their expressions.
1t was acknowledged by all that Il
WAS only childsplay for Captain Dove.
ner to answer the Senator and he did it
in such way that tho most
enlightened could not fail to
sec which eide Of the taril question was
right. Faulkner's long aud elaborate
explanation Of the force bill, as well MS
bis remarks about the colonization mat.
ter, fell extremely fiat and it was
ne.until the captain cheercd them up
with his bright answers and witty jokes
nat any life could be seen in the great
nass CT people. He has gained many
iotcs for Hubbard in this county.
Faulkner's Close was only a rehash OF
lis first attempt and,excited just as little
enthusiasm,
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A sIntter Gnurla.x

WAsHIsGroS, Oct. 2i.-The Depart
ment OF State has been officially advised
of the departure for New York from Rio
Janeiro Of Brazilian naval division,
under the commend Of Rear Admiral
Balthazar Da silveira, ordered to return
the compliments paid to the BRAZILIAN
flag by the United States squadron in
July last, and bearing letter and medal
for the President. ,lIyTr r7I'- 80
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Tho O'Shca D!vurc, co.c.

LONDON Oct 2l.-The trial Of the &c.
n,, t,on ior the divorce brought by Captain
0ohea against his wife, in which Mr.
farnell is named as &C. .respondrnt ba.
,'se pseh SET down f9r the middle Of Noyem-
a; osr; counter allegations will be mnds
against Captain 0'otea by his wife. Mr..
rarnell has been retained as bis conn.
SCI IN the case of Sir Charles Russell and
Mr. Herbert IL. Asqui,h, both Of whom
defended n him before the Parnell Com.
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LosDos, Oct. 81. = Tho Caronic,.
declares that had Mr.. Gladstono,s snaosh
onthe eigh! hour question been M.
lished on Tuesday morning tho Con-. o
seI!atives would have won Eecles ' HE His
potscy on this question 10 eimpiv iatuors s
he has leithi mssli open 70 dc dish. jTlS, i no,
the Tories II they can onIv eee ,he;y
opportunity. =: nee 'neir
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GUn In Mercer County.

Sptela! DLEpalch 10 The Inlekt1e1lttr.
BRANwELL, W. Va, Oct. M.-General
Gof spoke here last evening for nearly
three hours TO an immense crowd OF cit
izsrs and miners in drizzling rain
there being no house large enough to
accommodate the people. He explained
the tariff, silver and election bills to his
audience, and showed up and thor.
oughfy refuted the Democratic charges
Of fraud in this, the notorious county oi
Mercer, in the last election by facts and
amid repeated applause. Ho challenged
any Democrat present to contradict his
speech was bombshell among the local
Democrats here. He speaks at Prince.
ton to-day.
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nornhn,drs CIeopatrn cri1,eI..nL > j

LONDON, Oct. A.-The Paris CORE.
spondent Of. the Times complains Of the
departure from history in Sara Bern.
haIdra new play and says: Tho death
oil Cleopatra is not dramatic. TIL. scr.
pent scene is disgusting, rather than
striking. The prolonged agony causes
no Anguish and the wind up in not
thrilling. Still, whenever the uneven
pay gives chance, she has fine passages
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CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Six men were ar.
rested yesterday on suspicion OF having
been the murderets OF Michael Brczell,
at Desplaines. Wednesday night. Three
Of them have proven apparent alibls
and the otheis claim to know nothing Of
the affair. James Farrell, Thomas OoB.
tello aud Thomas Fowler were arrested
yesterday while coming in on freight
trains. The iirst Two claim to have been
working on the road at Faiiyiew, Wis.
One Of them got hurt and they started
10 Chicago. A few miles north OF
EvanBton they fell in with Fowler.
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SpenlIer Reed In CIiicnco.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-At 1 o'clock this
afternoon Speaker Reed was given a
brilliant reception ut the Union League
Club. At 6o'clock the reception closed
and Speaker Reed was conducted to the
tower dining room Of the club house,
where President Harrison was ban.
quoted. The decorations were Ameri-
can roses and ferns. Thirty covers were
ioid ..#. ar. ..a T. .TI--.
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New YoRk, Oct. 24.-Joseph Wood,
thirty years old, and Carl Barg. aged
forty.si1 years, fought duel thi, after.
noon with iron crowbars in blacksmith
shop on Park avenue. Tho battle was
fierce, and lasted for some time. II was
ended only when both men sank to the
ground with fractured skulls. They
were removed to the hospital in an un.
CONSCIOUS condition.
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A RUNAWAY ENGINE.
Causes Grent Damage Mt tho Parkersbur
Mll-A Fly whsnt It,r.,.

Sauses Grent Damage Mt tho Patlersbur,
M'il-A Fly Wheel Durs,,,
SSttidi D!'poieh TO he Iateuistnccr. .u
PAnEERsnuRo, W. Va, Oct, 2l.-Ai
five minutes before nine o'clock this
morning a terrific explosion curret, n,
The Parkcraburg mill that completely
demolished the band saw engine and
tore things up generally, and Miraculous
as 1t may seem, no one was Injured BY
the pieces Of heavy iron tha. flew In
promiscuous profusion.
The ougiue that caused the trouble
was balanced by heavy seven loot fly
wheel TINT flew to pieces, owing 10 the
te4riiic sPeed the engine was making,
A minute ortwo before the explosion
look place, the noiso O! tho escaping
steam and shaking oithe Grgine warnsI
thosa on the ground floor that the engine
was runnfngawGy. This was enough
warning, and just Ms tho las, man pass.
ell out OF danger the explosion cana.
One man had his panaloous brnshcd
oy piece OF iron that flew Though the
room over a distance OF fity feet, crush. |
ing heavy beams and knocking down
an SIS pier and cutting squarely in two
a brace Aka inches.
!, The destruction was enormous, and
ING escape OF the men in the second and |
third floors was miraculous.
A heavy piece Of the wheel tore
through the ceiling and moved the
heavy car truck OF the circular saw aud
went on up aud bent a two.lnch steel bar
lnd dcrushed.through the third floor, mar.
'oWly missing Sardius Stuart, the wood
.urner. -
Tho broken steam pipes and copnec.
ions, the heavy timbers that were
rushed and the belts that wer. torn
NOV the. tremendous speed and power
u this wheel.
The engineer cannot tell Just how tho
tccldent was caused. He only knows
nat Tho engine was running away and
nat the governor either refused to work
" Tas insufficient to regulate the speed
lndGr ouch an emergency.
Some mGchinists arc OF the opiniop
nat 1t was caused by this Pickering gov.
rrnor. This wreck will cause a DELAY
u several days at the mill and will cause
n expense OF at least $4,000,
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LocUsr VALLEY, LONG ISLAND, Oct. "a
Mr.. E. D. Morgan's large e.eam zach,
Katrina, bound from Newport, R. l., 10,
New York with the owner and crew o.
IS men on board ran on a rock one
hundred yards from Martin Point, L. l.
about $3.50 o'clock thiB morning. 4
large hole was knocked in the yachts
bottom directly under the engine and
the vessel filled rapidly and sank. Mr.
Morgan and all others aboard reached
the shore safely, '''-oN
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CHICAGO, Oct. 24,-The Lake street
Elevated Railroad Company was last
eight granted right OF way by the City
Council. Permission 10 use. double
tracks instead Of the Meigs system, Is
part OF the new franchise. A mile or
more OF the road has already been con.
strncted, but the company was being
seriously embarrassed by the opposition
Of the city fathers. a. ,f''t;,,,S iISf
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Solid for IInrlnRp,

eVtcI1s1 IIspftcH 70 nc II.ItllIGt1lccr.
Paw Paw, MORGAN COUNTY, W. Va,
Oct. 4.-The Republicans had large
aad enthusiastic meeting hero tonight.
G. W. q. Black. Of Jefferson county,
spoke for al hour and half in favor OF
Protection in general aud of the aIc.
kinley ta-iG bill in particular, and great
interest was manifested. These people
will be solid for Harman on election day.
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a Elcll Silver Find.

CHICAGO, Oct. PA dispatch from
West Superior, Wis, says: Messrs. Hill
and Wolf have returned from Fond Du
Ian. MIMI, where they had gone to in.
spect the silver find on the island owned
BY J. 9. scoville. They made 4 careful
Inspection OF the land on which the vein
was discovered, and spent some time in
prospecting for further Indications Of the
precious metal. They repor. that with.
out doubt a rich grade Of silver exists on
the Island, and are confident that the
supply ia almost unlimited.