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TiiE aANi MARRIAGES
ceIebrated Yesterday - Five Coupl,
... Neutrality-suspicious.

Mate9-itasr.ffrymnun. ...
Asion hall was q scene OF brilliance and
beauty last evening. tho occasion being
the marriage ceremony OF Mr.. Leopold
Baer and Miss Hannah lIcymann, and
the elegant reception and ball Which fol.
lowed. All the elite Hebrew society
was there. and tho affair was ono OF the
most stylish seen In Wheeling for long
time.
The ceremony was performed at $40
p. III. by Rev. NJ, Donnheim, Rabbi OF
the Jewish congregation. Tho bridal
couple was attended by Mr.. A. Biurman,
OF Louisville. ky., tho best man, Miss
Mary Heymann, maid Of honor, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. Strauss, Of Louisvil!e, and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Heymann.
Rabbi Bonnheim led the way into the
hall, followed by tho ushers, MessrE.
l.. Gnndliny, .Bsfnie Gundlinp, Benia.
min kraus. David kraus, l.. Adler,
Louis swabacker, r. Heymann and Lee
Tho Opera House orchestra PLAYED
Mendelssohn's wedding march while
tho party entered, anu the march from
Thannhausei asit retired.
The bride was attircd in white faille
silk, with full veil and diamond ornn.
ments. She carried bunch Of Mare.
chal Neill roses, and was picture OF !
beauty rs she stood at tho altar,
After the ceremony reception was
held in tho parlors, and following that |
supper and ball. Mr.. L. Bucknau, as
master OF ceremonies, contributed much |
to the smoothness and elegance with |
which all proceeded.
To-day Mr.. and Mrs. Bacr will 40
South for n two weeks tour.
Among the visitors from ont OF town
who came to attend the nup.ials we're
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss.
Miss bierman and A. Bicrnnn, OF Louis.
vile; Mr.. aud Mrs. Crone, Mr.. |. Silver.
man, Mr.. Gus. Kaufman, OF Pittsburgh:
Mr.. Aaron Rheinstrom, OF New York;
Mr.. T. kussel, Of Rochester, N. Y; Mrs.
.. Cans, OF Baltimore; Miss Hannah
Newburger and Nlessrs. Myer and
George Ncwburger, OF Parker,6urg; Mr..
A. klotz and vito and MIR. A. Muyer and
vile, Bellaire; Miss Amelia Eiseubeic,
u Barnesyille; Miss Rena Gump, Of Bal.
imore; Miss Lena Selling, OF Detroit:
sliss Crone, OF Pittsburgh.
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The Tariff lii Again.

Just what effect the Mckinley tariff
bill will have on the price Of the various
articles necessary to our comfort and
convenience remains to be seen. Some
manufacturers say that tho price OF
stoves will advance. Winter is now on
us aud those who need stoves will do
well to buy now. We have not asked
Mr.. Scott how much he is going to ad-
vance the price OF gas, but want to call
your attention to the great fuel econo-
mixing stoves for sale by the Globe Con.
tract Company, SO Fourteenth street.
We guarantee q saving Of 30 per cent in
fuel as against any stove made. This ia
an item. Call in and see them in oper.
alton. It is worth your while. t
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For lSetplinfio,,-

New YORK, Oct. 15.-An Ottawa dia-
patch says: There appears to have
been, aa il by mutual understanding, a
general attack with threats OF retaliation
against the United States upon the part
OF the conservative press OF Conada all
along the line. The Government press
OF the Dominion is slow to take any i'm
porlant step where the policy Of the ad-
minissration is concerned, except under
instruction from Ottawa, and it is gen.
orally believed that the mandate has
gone forth to prepare the people OF Cam
ada for such remodeling OF the tariff
during the approaching session OF Par.
lament, as will meet the Mckinley bill
on its own ground.
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CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. l5.-The evidence
against the alleged safe operator, Harry
Adams, who was arrested last night, an.
pearS to have been less positive than was
ct hrst reported. Adams was brought in
to court this morning and the detectives
offered as proof Of his guilt small bunch
Of keys. Even they did not see him
open the safe OF J. B. kelly's Hotel, nor
apparently, did any one else. He was
discharred
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Tho Carm.l,te Nuns Celebrate.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 15.-The Carmelite
nuns to-day celebrated the centennial OF
the establishment OF the Carmelite order
in this country. By ppecial indulgences
from Rome sent at the request OF Casdi.
nal Gibbons, the nuns were allowed to
depart somewhat from the regular
routine convent life. Pontfcal high
mass was celebrated in the. chapel o! the
convent Of Cardinal Gibbons.
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Secretary Republican congresslo
Committee. :.
4 SOUTH SIDE MEETING.

Tho Republicans OF Centre and WSpster
District hnve a Reception for tho Chnai'
dates. ,il
The reception arranged TO be rendered
by the Republicans Of Centre and Web
stcr districts 10 the county candidates.
and Mr.. Whitaker, candidate for State
Senator, last evening, was an entire sue
cess. The hall at 2SlS Chapline street
was crowded, and the sidewalk in front
filled during the meeting with voters.
The President, William Dudley. was
in the chair, and ]. X. Hall, the Secre'
tnry, at his post. Ed Howley was chosen
Vice President Of the meeting and OF the
club.
President Dudley first introduced
State Senator Alex Campbell, who made
lrst class speech. He presented the
tariiI issue in very intelligible and CON
vincing way, and showed why tho duty
on tin plata waa a wise and patriotic
measure. He aleo defended speake,
Reeds rulings and the election bill, and
aroused his hearers to enthusiasm ire
qucntly. Ia, :,
able speech, illustrating tho belief anu
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THB ANDOVBR CASB.
The Interest in the Matter Con.
tinues to Increase.
CLOSING ARGUMENT MADE
Hy Judge ll0nr Against Professor
smytlic..Thc Questions of The.
ology not FOR tho Courts to
Dccidc..A Strong Speech.

BosroS, Oct. 15.-The throng attend
ing the hearing Of tho Andover case b,
the Supreme Court Is, Il possible
greater to-day than yesterday. Mr.. A
II. Welman, on the reasscmbling Of TIT
court, resumed his argument against
Prof. smyth and the trustees. Judge
ASA French was the next speaker on the
same side. This court, he eaid, has
nothing to do with the theological gues
tons at issue. The question Is whether
or not the visitors acted contrary TO the
statutes OF the founders or exceeded
limits OF their jurisdiction. As to
whether or not the articles in the Ando.
yer review were in conflict with the
creed, the visitors were the sole Judges
and they have decided in the affirmative.
Judge L. p. Hoar made the closing
speech against Professor Smyth. The
cause to be decided, he argued, ia simply
one concerning tho proper managcmt Mt
OF charitable trust. Ho dwelt ut length
on the point that questions OF theology
were for the Visitors and not for the
Supreme Court. He gave an account OF
the circumstances which led to the es-
tablishment Of the Andover Seminary.
There existed Mt the time tendency
toward what was regarded rs serious
lapses from tho orthodox faith. The
founders took great care settling upon
carefully considered creed, and provid.
ing Board Of Visitors, to forever pre-.
vent the slightest departure tlerefrom.
The phrase, "The best light God shall
give them" applies only where the
creed is ailent. Judge uoar devoted the
closing fifteen minutes to an emphatic
argument that even though it had not
been proved that Professor Smyth
taught in the seminary anything con.
trary tothe creed, that did not inyalidate
the decree for his remova! on account OF
alleged teaching as such Professor, for
whatever tic taught in any way or place
was taught AZ Professor.
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DILLON AND'O'BI.IEN
IN Paris nnd tho GopprnDent May Rro,,t
Thcm to Lgnvc

Ahcni 10 Leave.
PARIS, Oct. l5.--M Prose Bays that
Messra. Dillon and O'Brien, uftsritheir
flight from Tipperary, took passage on n
saili:'g vessel and landed at Luc.snr-
Mar, on the coast OF Normandy, on sun.
day. They passed The night Mt tho rar-
idence Of NJ: Rafalovitch, the banksr
whose daughter is the wife OF Nj,
OBrien. On Monday they came -',, 10
Paris and then proceeded to NJ. RntIalo "
,a, yteh's - country s = house, in the Depart
TO Paris last night, but their addres. u j.,
the city is kent a secret, Ii the nave ,,a
received from America is favorable TO
the Irish mission to tha. country ibox w
will start for New York at tho end % y
the week. II it becomes manifept thHt
II; !; ID eneif intention to remain in Paris,
the Government will request them IN
leave. w
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CRY OF ME1lco, Oct. ia great
scarcity Of building lumber exists here
at present, and work on many buildings
in course Of erection has been tempora
rily suspended in consequence. Lnm
bermen insist thnt most OF tho timber in
the vicinity Of the railroads has become
exhausted and that it ia impossible tt
bring lumber from diatance during the
wet season, owing to the bad condition
81 tho roads. Much lumber Is therefore
brought from Texas ut heavy cost.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

.
The Count Of Paris visited the Get.
tysburg battlefield yesterday. E. r5
Gen. wv. Belkuap will be buried
with military .honors at Arlington ceme-
tary. r
The bell boy OF tho Hotel Vendome.
Boston, who stole $1,000 from the sale
was convicted in court yesterday. ~
Lucy Hale, OF Lansing; Mich, the
daughter Of Nathan Wallace, a revolu.
tionary colder, hus been granted pen,
sion OF so per month. q Z
The hearing Of Ed. Darrah and Teat.
ers. the mnrdsrers Of Mrs. Saunden;.ai
Washington, Pa will be held Friday
afternoon: Colonel Arnett, Of Wheel
ing, will defend Teaters.
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Hubbard ut West Milford,

SptclUl DIsTulcH 10 NE 4H'tIIVtllteT.
WEST MILFORD, W. VA, Oct. 49,
Hon. W. 2. Hubbard and Hon. Chas.
W. Lynch addressed large audience
here last night. They we're well received
und the many points made were en-.
Enthusiastically applauded. Mr.. Hubbard
in his logical manner, explained away
many Of tho fallaceous statements made
by John 0. at his little meeting here
some weeks since, and made many new
friends by his dignitied address.
aIr. Lyuch's speech was an eloquent
effort, and il it were possible, increased
his popularity in this town.
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Wrsf y'irrlnia P.nsions,

Sptcsa! Dispatch to the Inltaiseneer. s. &. -
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 15.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: Original--William II. Camp.
bell, Tyronville; James Black, Fairmont;
David W. Kerns; Glen Easton; D. NJ. F.
Fleming. Fairmont; Mary Mahoney,
former widow OF Il. 4. Myer, Wellsburg;
Sarah, widow OF George Washington
keyes. Norfolk. 1ncrease-Henry John
r: Monday, NentuckS Hugh Henry,
Elwell; James W. Shroyer, south Fair.
mont; John Fleming, Portsmouth. d. T.,
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Tho second day
Of the Presbyterian centennial celebra.
ton was given to the Pleasant Ridge
church, to which the gathering Preaby-
terians went, this morning. The after.
noon session WIS taken tip with sketches
Of the growth Of educational enterprises
in which the church has been more or
less interested.
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TIL, COMMITTEE WINS.
The Trades Assembly Committee knocks
HOLLOW Wnre CanirnctnrA Ont

Tho Trades Assembly Committee knocks
Hollow Ware Contractors Ont.
Yesterday the Special Committee OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As.
acmbly, appointed to wait On the Board
of Directors Of the Penitentiary at
Moundsville and remonstrate against
the letting Of convict labor to work in a
hollow ware foundry, went down to
Mouudsvillc, where the Board was to
meet. e
The committee consists OF Richard
Robertson, J. II. Burt, John Corcoran,
Charles Morningstar, Jcre Mead, Henry
schenk and W. II. Riley. a.a
At Moundsville they found the Horn
er Brothers, Of Maryland, who when
asked if they wanted to hire conyicts to
make hollow ware, said they had put in
no bid. The committee then requested
the Board to take tho broad ground that
no convicts should be 80 employed, and
consumed about an hour in iorcible
arguments.
The Horners then admitted that they
were there for that purpose. The Board
voted not to lot any convict labor fo,
such use. STU. &.
The Horners have a strike in thei,
foundry, and are around the country
seeking for convicts to take the striker.
places. They got lett at Moundsvillo.
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Condemned Men Iseprisyed,

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, Oct. 15.-Governor
Fiisr has granted to Calvin Holden and
Albert Durham, sentenced to be hanged
Friday, Mt Monticello, for tho murder OF
Harley Russell, stay Of execution till
Friday, March 6, 1891. The Governor
states he believes tho new evidence
which has been obtained is quite suffi.
c'ent to raise grave doubt rs to
whether the condemned are really guilty
Of the crime charged. Mrs. Holden,
Calvin's mother, was tried with her son
and Dunham, aud was sentenced to the
penitentiary. She has since made q
confession which exonerates the con.
demned men from participation in the
murder.
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Hon. ]. Fl. Burtt followed with an
able speech, illustrating tho belief and
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Charlie Smiths CnmpnIgu,

SVtcld! DsspalcA 10 lhe Inltlilytnctr.
PARxEEssUgG, W. Va, Oct. 15.-Chair.
man Miller, OF the Republican Congress.
aional Committee, has arranged to have
sornc speeches delivered in this city by
distinguished caupaigners. Gen. Nathan
GoT will speak in Parkersburg October
Goth. Gen. 9. II. Grosvenor, OF Ohio,
will speak in Parkersburg on the even.
ing OF November 3rd, the day before the
plprtior s#
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TIE TlrpERARY TRIALS.


&"' 1ttff"s OK Eftdehee Against thB dc.
f"ndunts C"ntinusi-A Protest.
DunLtS, Oct. l5.-rhe taking Of owl
denco against the defendants who arc
under indictment for conspiracy was
resumed in the Magistrates Court at
TipreTary this morning. Evidence was
given with the object of showing that
the defendants had used their influence,
among tho tenants on tho Smith. Barry
estate in the direction of inducing them
not to pay their renta. The first wit.
ness called by the prosecution was ,
policeman. He testiiisd that the do.
PENDANTS, in company with John Kelly
had made visits to the Smith-Barry
tenants.
Mr.. Healy here interrupted tho OK.
animation of the witness TO ask tho
Crown Prosecutor, Mr.. Roman. whv
this evidence about Kelly was intro
duced.. MIR. Roman replied that the OH.
)ect Of the prosecution in LAYING this
evidence before the court was to connart
Kelly with the O'Brien. Dillon nort NJ
the conspiracy.
Mr.. Hcaiy protested against The court
dealing with matters TINT had taken
place before tho time mentioned in tho
summons issued against the deieudants
Alr. Healy's objection was ovetrulel.
During the proceedings in the cop,t
Mr.. uealy, ono OF the counsel for ths
defendants in the conspiracy case wrs yrs
handed a telegram. Tearing the envef' %"
ope open, he found it contained n die.
patch from Nlcssrs. Dillon md O'Brier.
ANNOUNCING their ssafc arrival at Chez.
bourg, France, to-day. Tho utmost
reticence, is maintained amono ths
Natlonalists as to The manner in which
Messrs. Dillon and O'Bren eluded ill.,
vigilance OF the police and effected ,be;r
escape from the country. It is the in
tention OF the Government to learn who
It was who aided them to escape and II
their accomp!ices are discovered tAey
will be criminally prosecuted.
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Law and Order Cusus Fostuoned.

The law and order cases against Jos.
eph Webb, Pat. Gavin, Samuel Le,zkus
and Frank Seemeye were called for trial
by Justice Arkle yesterday afternoon,
but were continued till tomorrow at Q D.
IN. on account OF the absence OF wit
nesses. Rules were Issued for j. W.
Ferrell, Ale1 kennon, Andy Snider,
William Holmes and Bent Neall. They
were reprimanded and discharged upon
the payment Of the costs OF ttc rules.
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This famous military drama vii! be
presented at the Grand this evening,
AS this ia the first time that this drama
has been presented here, and as the
stage settings and company are said te
be grand, all may expect 80 see a laret
audience every evening this week. Seats
are now on Hale at Weir's, and those dc
string them should 80 early. Tho com
pany will appear every evening thit
week. J''tt g - ~
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Presents to Mrs. l.ev, Grimes.

The ladies OF Thomson church present.
ed their PASTORS wife, Mrs. G. W,
Grimes, with magnificent brass stand
with onyx top and handsome, vase, also a
nice clock for which she expressed hearty
thanks. Tho young ladies OF her Sab.
bath school class also presented her a
very beautiful silver cake basket. hand.
somely engraved, and silver toothpick
holder, which We're very highly appre-
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At the Chapline street NJ. E. church
last night Mr.. John Kloss and Miss
Kate Rogers were united in marriage in
presence Of an assemblaae that thronged
the church. Rev. Mr.; Linch oiliciated,
and the attendants were Mr.. James
Clark aud Mias Emma Aslby. After
the ceremony a reception was given at
the home OF the BRIDES parents.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 15.-The 2Gth an.
nual meeting OF the Loyal Legion open.
ed here this morning at the Hotel Lin.
dell. The meeting, OF course, is secret;
and none OF i.sproceedings will be given
TO the public. A large number Of dis
tinguished soldiers and prominent mem.
bers OF the order are present and the hea.
sion will be presided over by cx.presi.
dent +. 3. Hayes. The Commander.in.
Chief OF the Legion, This is the first
meeting Of the Legion ever held outside
OF Philadelphia. -.
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l'uitllcni Nutur.

Mr.. Hubbard and Hon. W. II. Hearne
will speak at Benwood Saturday night.
After the royal reception Capt. Dovener
got there last night, a large crowd can be
counted on. 0
Hon. Stephen B. Elkins will speak in
the Opera House on Wednesday evening
next. 1t is pity the Opera House will
not hold three times rs many people aa
u dor .Htr. .-.--... .'... ..|.
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McAullro Charged with VITO Murder,

New York, Oct. 15.-Jack McAulilfe,
the rlize fighter, was arrested to-day and
brought to the Coroner's Office, charged
with the death Of his wife, Kate. Mc-
Aulitie Was paroled in charge OF detec-
tive, to await the result of IN autopsy.
LArER-The autopsy by DR.. DonIin
showed that Mrs. McAulilTe died from
heart disease. The body WIS removed
to her mothers home. The funeral will
take place from her husbands home, o36
South Fifth street, Brooklyn. '."5
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OsilGn.AInurcllnliac.

Yesterday afternoon Editor H. G.
Ogden, ofthe News, stole march on his
friends. He and Miss Mary +. Moore
house were married at st. Matthews
church by Rev. DR.. R. R. Swope, in the
presence OF few close friends. Miss
Moorehouse formerly lived here, but has
lately resided at Zanesville.
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n 1T T ~ ------
Rev, Kelly Susnentle,l.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l5,--Rev. D.
G. Kelly, Prohibitionlst candidate Tor
Governor, was to-day suspended for six
months by the Tennessee NJ. E. Confer.
ence, which is in session at Pulaski, for
leaving his post at Gallatin without per.
mission from the Conference.
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/. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 15.-1n the
city election to-day the Democrats cap.
tured only two wards, tho Third and
Eighth. The political complexion OF
tho new Board Of Aldermen will be
eleven Republicans aud five Democrats.
It was the Guietest election held in the
CITY owing to the portch registration
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ceremony,
"heNt.IlNasc.

Mr.. A: Allan Wheat, the we'll known
young jeweler OF this city, and Miss
Marie Josephine Haase were married at
the residence OF the BRIDES father, Capt.
7. Il. B. Haase, at Danville, Va. A re.
ccption followed the ceremony. After a
bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. Wheat will
come here to reside.
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Found Dead In Iletl.

Z About noon yesterday ono OF the in.
mates OF Nellie Martins house OF Ill fame
discovered the proprietress dead in he,
bed: Coroner Schnlize WAS notified and
held and inquest and brought in yer.
dict Of death from heart paralysis in
duced by spasmodic asthma, ,|05
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Tie Il. j. O "a Earnings.

BALTIMORE, Mn, Oct. 15.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Dircc.
tors Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company was held to-day. President
Mayer presided. The Board passed Il
resolution to pay on the first proximo, n,
the Office OF the treasurer, n dividend OF
5 per cent on the stock Of tho Washing
ton Branch for months, ended Septem.
Der 80. The earnings for the fiscal year
ended September 80, 1890, were Soo4 ,S92 ).
SSl, increase S3,0S0, $50. Expenses Sl7,-
0l4 0GO; increase 1920, PIG. Net, s7,37s,.
SCI; increase SSS6,GG4. 81 Ei- :
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"A Ue,,,ucrAt yyttl,drnws

RALEIGH, N. G., Oct. l5.-W. J. Rog'
ere, the Democratic nominee for Con.
gress in the Second district, has ten
dered his resignation on account OF i'll
health. The Executive Committee ac-
cepied, but haa declined to make an
other nomination, as the district is
largely Republican and time does not
nov permit canvass OF the district.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-Yesterday was the
day Of registration in this city, prepara.
tory to the November. election 1t is es.
timated at Republican headquarters that
A., QUO new names were added to the
rol's and that the total registration was
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His Satctlet Stolen

Yesterday at noon Mr.. "A. L. Porter,
Of Bloomfield, o., en- route to Sisters.
vile to visit friends, left his satchel on
a seat in the Pewiky depot to take his
two children out to look at the river,
When he returned the satchel was gone.
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Euthustns,n for Hubbard,

STFt7uF 119NVutt1F 70 VIC 1HItW1VtHltTs
CLARHsEuRd, W. Va, Oct. 15.-Hon.
G. W. Atkinson said to-day that he found
great enthusiasm for Hubbard through.
out this county. All his meetings were
well attended. He predicted that Hub
bard would carry the county by large
ly increased majority.
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New Superintendent ut Newark

OMAHA, NED, Oct. l5.-J. F. Foley,
train master OF the Union Pacific, has
resigned to accept a position us Assistant
superintendent Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
With headquarters at Newark, Q, .1,