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A SOUTHERN FEUD
Breaks out-ProminentFa Families Involved.
54. Ono Murder.

Breaks ont-ProminentF Families Involved.
Ono Murder.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. "a ieud
which has been brewing for some time
near Cromwell, st. Clair county, broke
out yesterday in earnest. Two promi.
nent families are involved and many
lives will probably be lost before it is
ended. Fronzo and Powell Hancock
and George Norgher have been cunning
Tor each sother for some time. Ycster.
day morning Fronzo fired two shots at
Norgher, but missed him. Later in the
day Powell Hancock went to Norpher's
house and the two men opened fire on
each other. Atthe fourth shot Hancock
fell dead. His brother and friends are
now hunting Norgher with the inten.
ton Of shooting him on sight. Friends
have also rallied around Norgher, and
as the principles are prominent men in
their neighborhood and have many
friends a bloody fight is expected.
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his ridiculous operations and demagogy
to require repetition.
TIE SITUATION.

Just q word in regard to the political
situation in Wetzel. There Is IN ear.
nest feeling among men Of all parties
that the ticket scratching iniamy OF two
years ago must be rebuked and the re-
suit will DO large falling oil In tho
usual Democratic majority as TO Con.
gresham, State Senator and Judge, and
the election OF at least q portion Of tho
Republican county ticket.
Quite sensation was created here
to-day by the report that Senator Yeater
was offering to trade oil" Democratic
votes for Circuit Clerk ior Republican
votes for Dorsey for State Senator. The
truth OF the report has been verified and
the friends OF Newman, the Democratic
nominee for Circuit Clerk, are likely 10
have q say In the matter.
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COLUMBIA, S. G., Nov. 3.-Nothing
important has transpired relating TO the
mysterious murder Of Florence Horns.
by, the ffteen-year-old girl, near this
city, Saturday. "Dute" Hagood, a me-
gro, eighteen years old, was arrested.
de was the ono who first gave the alarm
and who discovered the dead body OF
the young woman. !. Several attempts
have been made to lynch the negro, but
he was brought safely TO Columbia and
lodged in Jail. He was working nearby
and must have seen what transpired.
He gave away a knife that he had last
night. The people in the ncighborhood
are terribly excited. = rsff
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WAsH1SdroS, D. G., Nov. s.-The
Congressional Committees have about
completed their campaign work and
have figured out the possible results OF
to-morrow's election. The Democratic
committee estimates the Democratic
majority in the next House at 80. In
this estimate arc included all the dis.
tricts claimed as doubtful by the Repub.
licans in the South and in Ohio. The
Republican committee comedies to the
Democrats l52 districts and claims 159
districts, leaving twenty districts doubt.
ful. OF the latter they claim enough to
give the Republicans the House by a
majority OF seven. @B i55 ~,
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IRWIN, Pa, Nov. S.The Uniontown
express east this eveningran into a party
OF slayonian miners on their way to tho
Westmoreland Coal Company's mines,
Instantly killing Joseph Dobash, aged
81, and Michael Gnidas, aged 90. Alittle;
girl was thrown down the bank but es-
capped without serious injury. The men
bad been working here about week.
Both leave families in Europe.
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sPtcsa' Dlspaich 70 II. InteRi0tnetr. l.' ,.5l4l
CLARKsnuRa, W. VA, Nov. S.-The
surgeons have located the ball in young
Basseps pelvic bone. Considering his
condition 1t is not safe to remove 1t. He
is still resting comfortably, but the re.
suit is very uncertain. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of both Rich.
ards and Basel. Richards appeared this
morning and waived examination pend
ing the action Of the grand jury. The
papers In Bassel's case were held to
await the result Of his injuries.
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Mckinley Winds I'm.

CANTON, o., Nov. 3.-Msj6r Mckinley
finished his arduous campaign OF the last
five weeks by an address in the opera
house here to night. The opera house
was filled with enthusiastic Republicans
and Major Mckinley delivered telling
address, defining his views in regard to
the tariff question. The Republicans
arc hopeful OF electing Major Mckinley
tomorrow.
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sr. PETERsBURG, Noy.3.-During a.
circus performances here, which was at
tended by the Gar and the members Of
bis family, one Of the trained horses sud-
denly became vicious and made an at-
tack on NJ. Ginzelli, the manager Of tho
circus. The horse knocked the man
down and bit him and trampied upon
him, mangling him in terrible manner
IN inll view OF the spectators. Tho
family abruptly withdrew from the i'm.
perlal box and left the building. A gen.
eral panic among the spectators followed
and the performance was closed. 7l
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LibortY ms sllo IN In Ir.lnnd,

.Trlr1r'EEEsARY, Noy. 3.-During The pro-
ceeding in the conspiracy trial ahere to-
day, Patrick 0'Brien attempted to pho
tograph n witness who was testifyins bc-i
lore the court. He was taken into
custody and arraigned before the magis-
trates, who adjudged him guilty Of
contempt Of court and sentenced him to
one weeks imprisonment. The witness
made no objection to having his photo.
graph taken, 8 - q = !; Z
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YouR vote may be the deciding one,


Peoria, ILL.,, Nov. a. Conrad
schwalm, proprietor Of the Washington
House, was aandbagged by an unknown
man last night. He and his son were
walking down Bridge street W hen man
sprang out OF a dark alley and struck the
old man down, He has not recovered
consciousness since the assault. He had
considerable money on his person, but
the cries OF his son prevented robbery.
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LET every Republican voter go to the
polls. It is the DUTY Of every citizen
10 vote. g5 gs ~ I.3 ~ sss4i.5,sE- 5E-;5 gs}1'.St s}' ~


New IoRK, Nov. S.-Judge Pratt has
handed down a decision in the Sugar
Trust case, in which he says a receiver.
ship is proper and that receivers ebould
be appointed. The receivers 10 be up.
pointed will take possession OF all the
properties and moneys OF the trust. It
is understood that no person identified
directly with the Trust will be appoint
ed. Judge Pratt gave the two parties
until Thursday to agree upon the two
persons to be appointed receivers.
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Kansas Complications.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. 3-Kausas
has become historical as a State OF sud-
den political movements, and the qHes-
ton which IS agitating its population
this fall is whether tho Farmers ALI.
ance, the Republican party, the Demo.
cratic, Resubmission party or combin-
alton OF either two is to assume control
after to.day's election.
There are to be elected q Governor
and full list Of State officers, seven
congressman, and Legislature that
will choose successor to Senator In.
gals in the United States Senate.
The Farmers Alliance and the Dem.
ocratic Resubmission parties arc gener.
ally opposed to the reelection OF Senator
tngalls. The Republicans claim the en-.
tire seven Congressman from Kansas.
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y REruBLlcASs, see that you vote early.
Don't put 1t OF until the polls are ready
ia close. 50 !. l5..tIs ( 80 7s,Fst' -


{! During the month OF October there were
only IS deaths from all causes. OF these,
there were only three cases Of typhoid
tever.Ein the same period last year
there were 30 deaths, Of which two were
from typhoid fever. Last October there
we're five deaths from diphtheria against
none in the month just past. i.stjs7
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YouR vote may be the deciding ono.
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The Nude iu Art,

LONDON, Nov. Sat the instjga.ion
Of the vigilance associations the poles
a entered the Pail Mall gallery to-day and
Sc seized number Of alleged obscene
paintings illustrating Rabslais' works.
.Ihe paintings were taken to the Bow
street police station. The public has
been daily crowding the gallery, gs;f 4
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The Etcctrocution Case,

W'AsSHlsaToS, D. O., Nov. s.-The su-
prems Court Of the United States to-day
granted the motion to advance the case
Of Suibuga Jugiro, who is under sentence
OF death by means OF electricity in New
York State, and assigned the case for ar
gument the third Monday in November
alter the cases already set down for hear
ing on that day. & Y. y5
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West YIrcInIn pan.Inns.

Special Dispatch TO 'he In.eliiGaneer. ri
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 3.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
Iowa: Original-I,aac Henline. In
crease-Francis Jorons, Faster; Elisha
Thall, New England; Phillip Cox, Bel
ton Gap; James Nash, Volcano; Fred
erlck Cady, Davis; Oliver ?. Smith,
smithville. Rsissue-Arthur Matthews,
Moore, .!A3 z i y 81, 4
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Elk HoRs, WA, Nov. Bud Nc.
Coy, the leader Of the notorious Mccoy
gang, was killed near Tennis Camp,
Logan county, W. Va, Friday evening
by q man named Dempsey, OF the Hat.
held gang. The country is wild with
excitement, and it is believed that
Dempsey and his associates will be
found and Mccoy avenged. There were
eighteen bullets in McCoy's body. Nc
Coy is known to have killed eight men,
but has always escaped punishment.
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GREAT MEhTING IN rlllLIpPI,

Harbour County OH Fro With Enthusiasm.
Gof's Great Speech.
Special Dispdteh to he Iateiligne:r.
PniLlrpr, W. Va, Nov. S.-The larg.
est meeting ever held by either party
in Barbour county was held here to-day
by the Republicans. The outpouring
was immense, wonderful. at least ], 500
were present to hear the matchless GOT,
a special train from BeIineton was
packed and covered all over with out
side with people. Much the same was
true OF the train from below. Five
horsemen and brass baud met
the General at the train and escorted
him through the town. The enthusiasm
was overwhelming. It was a continual
yel! all the way. The court room was
packed from gallery to pit like sardines in
q box and the windows were taken out
and hundreds stood on the outside and
heard one OF the most eloquent, telling,
lair and convincing speeches ever de.
livered here OF: elsewhere-a speech
which Nathan Golf alone can utter. He
talked tariff and riddled the free trade
Democratic doctrine. He explained the
Federal election bill and refuted Senator
Faulkner's fallacies touching it COM
pletely. AZ s +,
The Barbour yell is famous and if you
had heard it to-day all through the Gen.
erals speech you would have thought it
to be Gabriels trumpet. The local Dem
ocratlc leaders are all broken up, they
expected big meeting, but nothing like
this. They are flopping around like
hens with their heads cut OF. In their
crazy despair they got out hand.bills an
nouncing a rally tonight to be address,
cd BY NJ. Peck, D. W. Gall, J. Il. Taft,
D. W. Shaw and others. Only 1856 men,
woman and children, Of whom 46 were
voters, responded.
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An Old Timer Dead.I

LANSING, MIcH., Nov. 3.-Judge J..
:Eagene fanny died here Saturday night
aged 74years. he was the State libra.
rlan for ten years and held many other
important Offices. He was also n dele.
gate to the National Convention when
Abraham Lincoln was nominated. 10
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REPUBLICANS, see that you vole early.
Don't put it of until the polls are ready


LONDON, Nov. S.-Tho American line
steamer Pennsylvania from Philadelphia,
October %, arrived at Queenstown at
ga. m. November 8 and proceeded for
Liverpool. She reports that during the
voyage she encountered hurricane
which lasted for four days. Tho wind
created heavy aeas. one OF which board-3
ed the steamer, smashing life boat. To
avoid accidents to the passengers they
were kept below decks for sixty hourH
during tho storm, 5.j ~ 4sffills
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LET every Republican voter go'to the
polls. Il is the DUTY Of every citizen
to vote. Il u
] - u .--T--
Forgot Her IS,Dy,

PEORIA, Ill, Nov.3 3.-N1rs. James II.
Carrico was engaged yesterday in clean.
ing a carpet with gasoline, while on a
bed in the Same room lay little baby,
In some manner the gasoline caught fire
and spread over the room. lit so fright.
ened the woman that she ran screaming
from the room forgetting her child. The
lire department extinguiahed the blaze,
but when the infant was rescued it was
found to be terribly burned and died in
a couple of hours. ~
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The Kaunwlln Campaign Closed.

Special Dispatch 10 The Intellgeaecr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 3.-The
campaign closed tonight amid the blow
of trumpets and banging Of drums,
every available band in the county hay.
ing been engaged by the Republicans
for the occasion, while the Democrats
were compelled to hold their meeting in
silence, 80 far as music was concerned.
Major Gaines and Hon. 8. @. Burdett ad-
dressed an immense audience at the
Opera House and enthusiasm ran high.
Allen o. Myers, a well known dis
turber OF the Ohio Democracy, had been
engaged by the Democrats for a speech
on the levee, but rs the weather was too
cold for an outdoor meeting, they were
compelled to 20 indoors, and as the
Opera House, the only public hall of any
size in the city, had been pre.empted by
the Republicans, they knew not which
way to turn until the Democratic State
Administration came to the rescue with
an offer Of the House Of Delegates. How
ever, even the name OF Allen o. Myers
failed to draw as was anticipated and he
was greeted only by a comparatively
small audience. His speech was not at
all calculated to help his cause.
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sAS Francisco, CAL, Nov. IA. A.
Barr arrived on the train last night from
Ogden. He started from Boston on
August 10 on safety bicycle and rode
to Ogden, a distance Of 200 miles, ar
riving there on October 81. He met
with no accident during the whole trip,
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Ohio Independent Companies Boldly Take

Ohio Independent Companies Boldly Take
the Initiative.
FISDLAY, O., Nov. 3.-The Manhattan
Oil Company, the strongest Of the inde-
pendent organizations in this field, this
morning boldly challenged the Standard
to battle by advancing the price Of the
Buckeye oil from 80 to 50 cents. All
the other independent companies fol.
lowed suit and the Standard will prob.
ably meet the advance. a great oil war
is now on. The excitement among
producers and operators is already Of
an absorbing character. 3 q. "
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4 CoLuNBus, ONO, Gov. 3.-Charles
Blythe, the colored man convicted OF
the murder OF Surgeon General Jones,
Of the Ohio National Guard, and whose
death sentence was commuted to life
imprisonment q year ago, died in the
pcnitentiary hospital this morning. His
disease was consumption, s
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a Good Meeting at llnrtinsburg.
e

MARrlNsnuRa, WA, Nov. 3.-rhe
greatest ppointmentprevailed among
the people Of this city at the inability
OF Hon. George @. sturgiss to close the
campaign in this city, as was previously
announced. a telegram was received
from MIR. Sturgiss in the forenoon stating
that he had been taken III and could not
possibly get there. The audience, how
ever, was treated to an able and logical
argument from a Protectionists Demo-
crat, Hon. George Baber, of Kentucky.
A large and enthusiastic audience greet
ed him when he was introduced by
Chairman George w. Fiedt. The meet
ing was great success and productive
of much good. y
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I Storms on the Encli.l, Const,

vi Il LONDON, Nov. 3.-A heavy gale set in8
Yesterday morning along the coast of}.
Deyonshire, and the storm is still pre.
yaillng. A quantity of wreckape has
come lahore, and it is feared that there
has been disaster at seq, s b ~ - K
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Nav York, Nov. 3.-The steamer
Belgravia, Of the Anchor line, arrived
to-day, having over 1000 emigrants on
board, most Of whom are Italians. The
vessel comes from Mediterranean ports
and anchored of quarantine. Her cap.
tain refused to allow the revenue officers
to board her, stating that smallpox had
developed among her passengers. The
health officers will take charge Of the
sick passengers and quarantine them,
and afterwards disinfect the steamer.
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DIED,

KocH-on Monday, Soyep bey : 10. Z. j. 80,
oci5ck a. M, AZ the residence OF his ieiS,r =
sa,t M trieasani Ta Valley, JoIS J. Koch, In ibs,4+
ule.sl !" , !" eanescay afternoon, November &, a.
.oe1oSk. lntermcn. at Greenwood. &C INC. }
at,ead, - Y ''I' = ~ - - Y 'A'eu y. "
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YouR vote may be the deciding one.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Sat meeting
to-day OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, semi.annnal
dividend OF q per cent was declared. 2
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BY tho Republicans. and will proLably ,l,pll

by tho Republicans, and will probably
be reelected. The Fifth district, where
both parties have nominated new men,
Is also close, with everything depend.
ing on the way.the farmers and prohibi.
tionists vote. The district most familiar
70 the people Of the national fame Is the
Sixth, the scene Of the old time political
battles Of Gen. James u. Weaver. This
gentleman Is not candidate this year,
and Congressman Lacey, whom tho Re.
nublicans have re.nominated, Ia making
strenuous efforts to succeed himself.
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GLAss.WoRKEIss, you asked FOR ;nn In.
creased duty on foreign Glnss. Tho Iscpub.
lican Mckinley bill gives you Just what you
naked. VIII by yonr votes to-day, ask
Congress to tako AWAY from you what you
said your industry must have.
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Gladstone d ecllnes.

LONDON, Nov. a.-Mr. Gladstone has
declined to stand as a candidate for the
rectorship Of the University Of Aber-
deem. He gives his advanced age as his
reason for declining the nomination.
The present incumbent OF the Office is
Right Hon. 6. J. Goschen, Chancellor
Of the Exchequer. III
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Mias Hysee-"I was encored three
times, wasn't l 2"iaMme. Degee-"Yes,a 4
the company seemed 10 recognize thai:
you needed practice.l - !. s. Is
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AMERICAN labor demanded tho Mcliin-t
ley bill. English labor aud English capt.
tai denounco 1t. Arc you voting for Eng,
land or America: s5ss n 3.
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Pos,inas,ers APpolated.

Special DlspaIeh 70 the Intelligence. "
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Sd. L.
Henry, vice W. B. Winter, removed, has
been appointed postmaster at lTyrcon-
mel Mines, Taylor county.
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AMERICAN labor demanded the NIcKin.
Icy bill, English labor md nElish cnpi.
tai dcnounceit. Arc you voting for Eng.
land or Americas Hs- is.sFs NJ a.
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gS LET every Republican voter 80 to the
polls. 1t is the DUTY Of every citizen
to vote, 4.
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FOR PURE WATER.

ALL EUROPE IL watching to.dn,'s' eloc-
tlon md hoping for n Dem ocrntc victory,
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LET every Republican voter 20 to the
polls. It is the DUTY of every citizen
10 vote,
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REPUBLICANS, see that You vote early.
Don't put it of until the polls are ready
to close. ~ Z,
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VOTE for your own. country against nj
the world, =ggz-- &
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WAR; on THE STANDARD !

. WErZEL FRAUDS = Pcndleton = Ere
Trudo.s 1850, 4 ~ ~ :
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=AyOTE for Hubbard Is u vote to protect
yOur bread and buttor. -: y
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VOTE for your own country against all
the world. : 80 - -
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Another Murder Mystery,

!. VOTE for your own country against all
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; PRoFANE LANGUAGE.

There were not more than hall as
many present at the Wileyville meeting
as.there were at the same place to hear
Mr.. Atkinson a week previous. PEN
dleton estimated his crowd at Red
Mills to-day at 250, but there were not
half that many listened to his demagopic
appeals. abuse, and vulgar profanity.
There were a number OF ladies present
at each meeting and It is usually sup.
posed to be ungentlemanly to use pro.
fame language in their presence, and yet
Mr.. Pendleton did SO in every speech a
dozen times or more and seemed to en-
10y it. ~ ]. ;...5.L ..la-. :.
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a VOTE for Pendletun is a vote to endorse
tho Wetzel county frauds. 80
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Estimates Of the Result,

ALL EUROPE Is watching to-day's cleo.
tion and hoping for Democratic victory.
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REpuDLlcANs, see that you vote early.
Don't put it of until the polls are ready
IN cloge. 90 - o. ..ai VI Jas 80