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KNIGHTS OF pYTlllAS.
Tho Grand Lodge In Session at Ciarhs.
burg-first Regiment Organized.
Special Dispaieh to he Iateiligencr. -

Tho Grand Lodge In Session at Ciarhs.
burg--first Regiment Organized.
Special Dispatch to he In.e'ligtner.
CLAnKsnuno, W. Va, Oct. l4.-This
city Is handsomely decorated to-day and
everything presents gala.llke appear.
ance In honor Of the twcnty.llrst annual
session Of tho Grand Lodge Of Knights
Of Pythias, which began Mt 10 u. M.
Grand Chancellor +. A. Frost presided,
Nearly every lodge in the State was rep.
resented. All the grand officers pre.
sented their reports, which were referred
to the regular committees.
The first regiment OF tho uniformed
rank Of West Virginia was organized by
Majo General Carnahan aud the follow.
ing officers elected: Colonel, John W,
Mather, Parkersburg; Lieutenant Colo.
mel, @. ). Spates, Clarksburg; Major, g.
@. Rand, Charleston Chaplin, Kew, A,
@. Moore, Wheeling. There will be a
parade tomorrow, followed by com.
pettive drill at tho Fair Grounds, at
which the Weston and Parkersburc
will contest for the Grand Lodge
prize. The Clarksburg division have
rendered the visiting Knights banquet,
which Is now In progress, 800 covers be.
ing laid. a'T, '... n
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Of ilaxuries. This impression Is brought
about by the rapacity Of some mcrchants

Of laxufies. This impression isbrought
about by the rapacity Of some merchants
and importers In sei.ing upon the bill,
before the public arc fully acquainted
with It's provisions, M n pretext OF ex.
torting higher prices from buyers.
That sort Of sharp practice Is by no
means uncommon. The facts are that
we will have to wait few weeks, per.
hnpB n few months, before the markets
can rightly adjust themselves to tho con.
ditions imposed by tho new law. BUTT
Is well to note that there has been ab.
Bolutely no pressure or ccessity brought
to bear on importers thus far for In.
creasing prices at all. There has not
been enough tine Tor any foreign goods
worth mentioning to get into the coun.
try since October Q, when the new
schedule OF customs became operative.
Tbs goods upon which prices nre now
being advanced are, for the most part,
goods which came In under tho old tariff
and which could be sold at the old prices
II tho importers and merchants did not
wish to take advantage Of the extra dol.
lar which is to be made by taking up the
increased tariff. Eggs in the Pittsburgh
and Allegheny markets were advanced
several cents per dozen the morning the
tariff law went into effect. OF course
they were not Canadian eggs either; nor
did they pay duty. '''
This Is. just mentioned TO indicate
that there 10 room for good deal OF
clap-tfap about the threatened increase
Of prices. That prices will be changed
on q number OF commodities Ia quite
likely; but the forces OF competition
must DO got in play before tho general
results can be estimated. The very pur.
pose OF the tariff ID to stimulate home
industries. Whether it be in eggs, or
carncta, or dry goods, II sharp and big
profits arc shown to arise from the new
state Of things, 1t will not be long before
more people and more capital engage in
the business which is producing these
large profits. Nothing indeed, but the
formation OF new trusts in Il wholesale
way, can prevent this competition which
10 the check TO extortion. AS the Di,,
patcll has said frequently in the consid.
Grafton OF the Mckinley bill, aolne
months will be required 10 estimate its
effects. But in the meantime 1t is not
in the least strange that the temporary
unsettlement caused by the Increased
duties on foreign goods is taken advan.
tage OF by parties with large stocks Of
low tariff goods on hand to sell them for
as much as possible, on q high tariff
basis. Nor is it surprising that Demo.
cratic papers or politicians make great |
ado Mt the start over the new market
quotations.
Tho public do not expect wonders iu
q week, nor will they be alarmed by nd
vances that are 80 manilestly fictitious
as some that have been announced in |
the past few days. The only sort OF
Judgment that can ba worth anything
about the operation OF the tariff must
wait until the market steadies and the |
forces Of competition at home, inspired |
by the increased profits and Inducements
for home production, come into play.
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TIE SALVATION ARMY,
Tho Grent Demonstration mt Mrs, Hootlis
Fuperul.

Funeral.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE funeral of Mrs.
Catherine Booth, wife OF Gen. Booth,
who was known as the "NIother Of the
Salvation Army" took place to-day and
was made the occasion OF 3 great dem
onstratian by that organization. The
route from the Thames embankment,
where the Army mustered, to Gabney
Park Cemetery, where the remains We're
inferred, lay through the densely popu.
lated district of Stoke Newington. The
entire route was lined with dense crowds
Of spectators and the windows OF the
houses were thronged by the occupants
and their friends. There was also a
large attendance from foreign countries.
The members Of tho Army, attired in
their uniform and wearing a white badge
OF mourning, were everywhere conspic.
uous in the crowded streets. The crowds
on this occasion surpassed in point OF
numbers those which gather to witness
the show on Lord Mayors day. The
demonstration was convincing proof
to the public that the Salvation Army
yields powerful influence throughout
the country.
The remains Of Mrs. Booth were
taken from Olympia during the night
and conveyed to the headquarters of.the
Army on Victoria street. Here the
coffin was placed upon Il kind OF gun
carriage, in which was also placed the
deceased's Bible.
Thousands of persons entered the
cemetery to witness the last rites. Gem
eral Booth stood ct the head OF the grave
and read the burial service. Officers OF
the Army from various parts OF England
the British Colonies, America, and the
Continent aud Asia delivered eulogies.
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Ago. Oct.i. 0es.6
Price pail! In foreign markets-l.Oo ll0 10
DUTY paid III United Sla,cs.... 30 10 40
Cost aud profit lmportati0n... 10 10 10



The consequence is that multitude
OF those who bought abroad in ho. haste
on the "bulgo" just before the tariA went
into effect cannot now Sell at any profit
whatever, rs the same goods are offered
here by agents Of foreign houses at prices
as low or lower than were paid six
months ago. This can be feen in some
cases already, and will bs in many more
before long. In the same way the
dealers in this country who bought at
fancy prices before the tariff went into
effect, and hoisted their selling prices in
expectation that everybody would hoist
as much, are discovering that shrewd
men, willing to attract custom by honesty
aud fairness, are selling the same goods
at the old price. Those who boom prices
are loosing custom, and learning that in
dealing with slirewd American public
honesty is the best policy.
The adjustment will take time. For a
while some articles will be dearcr, no
doubt. AS the New York Herald oh.
served week ago, the farmers vino want
Il dish OF luaccaroni may have to pay
trifle more for it, until the manufacture
has boen established here. But the
farmer who habitualiy eats maccaroni
belongs to the family OF white black
birds,
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An Unfortunpts Congressman.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, Oct. H. Con.
gresham John I. Wilson, who returned
from Washington few days ago, reports
the loss OF his pockotbook containing
$1,000 in securities, $3.50 in greenbacks
end gold and other valuable papera.
The pocketbook was lost some time dur
ing Saturday. S g .5l
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TILE KANAWlIA & MICHIGAN.

Thu New ohicinls Appointed Tho Gnulcy
Extension to bs Made.
Sfscial Dispatch TO The InteAictaer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va Oct. l4.-J. M.
Ferris, the recently appointed General
Mausger Of the Kanawha & Michigan
railway. to-day appointed the following
officers: Il. NJ. Pedar, General Super.
intendent; Clifford Baxton, Chief Engi.
neer; Hudson Fitch, General Freight
Agent; stoulton Houk, General I'assen.
ger Agent; J. b. Morgan, Master Me.
chanic. The offices OF the kanawha &
Michigan will probably be removed to
Toledo soon. The road, which has thus
become part oi the Toledo & Ohio
Central system, will be extended up the
kanawha and Gauley rivers, where the
visiting officials 20 tomorrow on tour
OF inspection, and sufficient rolling stock
will be put on to accommodate the busi-
ness Of the road.
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A Young Dnntlit CnOturctl,

UHlAn, CAL Oct. 1.-THE overland
stage was robbed Sunday night eighteen
miles north Of this place. The Wells,
Fargo 4 Company's treasure box and
the United States mail eacks were taken.
While tho robber was cutting the mail
sacks open driver McDaniels snapped a
pistol at him, but it would not 20 of.
The robber retreated and fired two shots
at the driver, neither OF which took
effect The robber was caught at Glover.
dale yesterday afternoon. He proved
to be boy about eighteen years old.
He had travelled over sixty miles afoot
before he was captured. He got about
Sl00 from the Rtage. He has admitted
that be committed the crime. u
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Grent Fire Mt FAirpurt,

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 4.-Fire broke out
in the business portion Of Fairport,
Ohio, late last night in +. II. Carroll's
frame business block, occupied by a
grocery and warehouse, which was de.
stroyed, together with the following
places: ]. II. Freedman, clothing
Babcock 4 Co., grocery; J. Q. Darrow,
clothing; Andrew Kargak, saloon; Pat.
rick Mckune, hotel and barn; Dr.. Ben
nett, drugs; ]. Cadoo, saloon and resi-.
dence; ]. d. Newman, clothing; F. F.
Lawrence, meat market; August Wolf,
residence and leo house. All the build
ings were frame. The loss is SIS, 600;
insurance light. gg.j t..gs.a. :
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Special Dispatch to The In.ellt0ener.
MARrlSsBuEa, W. Va, Oct. l4.-The
United States Circuit and District Court
met in session to-day, Judge Jackson
presiding. A number OF revenue cases
were disposed OF, the most important OF
which was that Of Sarah Freeburn, an
object OF public charity, who was ar
raigned before the court for selling
whisky without license. The miserable
condition Of the woman, who claimed
that her husband was an invalid and
that she had been advised to violate the
law, excited the sympathy OF the whole
court. The Judge suspended the re-.
qulred term Of imprisonment and sent
her home. y
7. S. Riley, Chairman of the State
Democratic Executive Committee, was
in the city to-day looking after the vel.
fare Of his party. He is not findingit it in
very tlourishing condition.
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Tho Athletic Clubs Effects Sold,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l4.-The effects
Of the Athletic base ball club, at Twenty
sixth and Jefferson streets, were sold by
the Sheriff yesterday for less than $500.
This includes the grand stand, inside
fence, seats, flag stall, ticket Office and
safe and Office furniture; in fact, every
thing on tho ground except the outside
fence, which was claimed by bill pos.
ter. The sale was to satisfy claim Of
81 200 for rent.
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The soclnlist Consrcss,

HALLE, Oct. 14.-At to-day's session
OF the Socialist Congress- Herr Singer
made aspeech in which he condemned
the attitude Of those members OF the
party who sought to gain their ends out.
side the regular channels OF parliament
tary agitation. A number Of other
speakers supported the position Of Herr
Singer and the congress finally adopted
resolutions declaring that the Socialists
seek to obtain their objects only through
the enactment Of laws by Parliament.
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g. : ; :
pOstoHlce CllnnKSs,

Special Dltpdtch 70 he lnleI!l0cncer. NJ
T WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. l4.-W. Il,
Randall, vice D. L. Martin, removed,
has been appointed postmaster to Pine
Bluff, Harrison county. postmasters
have resigned as follows: Jas. F.'Norris,
at Robinson's Mills, Wetzel county, and
recommends Henry P. Adams for the
office; W. N. Taylor, at Powhatan, Nc.
Dowell county, and recommends L, Z.
Tierney for the Office; Jester Hawkins,
at Jetsville, Greenbrier county, and rec.
ommends Miss Maggie Hoge for the
office. O. n. Snodgrass, who bus been
appointed postmaster at Trua, Boone
county, has declined. = =
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SatclG! Df1atch to the IntltIige'Her.
BRA1ToS, G. e., W. Va, Oct. 1.-THE
nearest the storm came here was on
kanawha creek, about 20 miles from
here, where it did David Berry great
amount Of damage aud in fact came
near running him. His crops are all
gone. Other farmers were served like
Mr.. Berry. The loss on this creek was
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The. Supreme Court Ad,onrn,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l4.-At the meet.
ing ofthe Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day the Chief Justice and all OF
the Associate Justices, except Mr. Field,
were present. The Chief Justice said 3:
ut is with feelings Of profound sadness
that ] announce the death OF the senior
Associate Justice. Of this Court, Mr..
Justice Miller, which occurred at his res
idence in this city last evening. No
business will be transacted and the
Court, as q mark Of respect to the men,
ory OF its eminent associate, will adj
journ until Monday next" Adjourned
until Monday, October 20, at 2 o'clock.
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THE AND0rEIs CASE.
II Comes up Again Before the s,,..,..
Betts Supreme Corr,

u comes up Again Before ths na,n,ch,.
Hetts Supreme Court.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE celebrated Apdo
yer case, which, in various forms ho,
been pending before the Supreme JuJic.
lal Court Of Massacliusetts for NOR,
than three years, came up this morninc
lor llnal hearing. Eleven lawyers or.
peared for the respective part;ea p ip a. r.
terest and there was n large crowa " ns
spectators. Prof. Dwight urseJ o,ron,. y.
other things. that inasumch na TIM s ~
dover creed is silent on tia snh;oo. o az u
probation after death and the pro}ess,.,a oa
are required to promise ito omen I1r" nn,1 ;n
tterpret the Scripture according TO ,o ths 'n
pest light Prot. Smyth could not NJ 'ho ha
lawfully removed fton his teachinpa op pp
that subject. Tho case was So contiuSnau on
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Special DsDatch 10 the Intcl,ioenccr.
PARKERsnURo, W. Va, Oct. II John
Conners, Of Ilarrisvillc, W. Va, and
Absalom Harris, resident Of Ohio, not
far from this city, were drowned last
night at the head of kerr's Islnnd by
their skia upsettiugin the Ohio. Neither
body has yet been found.
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Great Loss Of Lumber.

sANDFonK, W. Va, Oct. 1.-THE
heavy rains on the forks OF the Kanawha
swelled them to mighty streams OF water
on Sunday night, doing damage that
will take years to replace. S. Hinkle, OF
Weston, lost thousands OF feet OF lumber.
he is making an effort to catch it at
Elizabeth. The corn and other crops
are completely washed away. On Oil
creek the waters were also hiph.
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indictments Iroi,rJ

CLEVELAND, la., Quo, Oct. l4.-Indic,.
ments were returned by the Unite,
states :, grand jury here to-day against tbo
Cleveland, Z ',e Canton { Southern, and Nas,
YORK. Lake Eric & Western fPs;i,W Ipu MeW
Company Tor violating the ;ntar t'sHay sta;y
commerce law. The odenso ~; ,Iui,eta.e ,hn ta
mer consisted Of not POSTING in 'uo -. aor- n'r
lions y notice Of reduction Of II io1s las sui a,aI
t the charge againss the Erie ia 'es ,bst anu M
bulletin giving tho rates Of io,u .nae no nc,
land citation, N ~ Tue oiepe-
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merely m Exchange of Tdens.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Temps, in COM
menting on the Berlin Posts statement
that European Governments vera CON
ierring. about the Mckinley tariff, de-
clares that such conferences amount
merely to An exchange OF ideas, and that
no precise proposals have been formu.
lated.
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Tho Ieeyisiun Question.

PlrrsnuRon, Pa, Oct. l4.-The Pro.
vision Committee OF the Presbyterian
church will adjourn finally tonight to
meet at Washington in February. The
revision OF Chapter 3 on forc.ordination
was finally finished yesterday, and
though it is not ready for public inspcc.
ton, Chairman Roberts vouchsaled tho
information that there were some very
radical changes made. The tenth chap
ter, referring TO The final disposition oil
infants and idiots, was under considera.
ton to-day.
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THE OYEGSTOCKED IMp0R rERS
And tho Little Gams They nre Playing.
Hold or Willie aud see the Drop.

And tho Little Gams They nre Playing.
Hold OR While and see the Drop.
clere!and Leader.
In anticipation OF the passage OF the
McE;n,ev hill tba fora;,n m,nnfac.rr.rs m
,e,.,,.., =, .,o:.ss..s.:'... ~ N - 49, '. :
uouolea 1nc't eSpotta'lonS 70 1n's coua'
try in August and September and the
first live days OF October. The bonded
warehouses aud the storerooms OF the
importers contain tens OF millions OF
dollars worth OF foreign goods in excess
OF the usual supply. This market never
had such big stocks OF merchandise as at
present. Ordinarily this condition
would tend to lower prices, for the sup.
ply Is greater than the demand. The
new tariff, so far as it is responsible for
the actual condition OF the markets for
such goods, is chargeablo with having
greatly increased the supply.-not with
having restricted 1t. But in spite OF
this the importers and jobbcrs OF some
KINDS OF goods arc sehuins on: circulars
to the trade asserting that owing to the
new tariff they are compelled to advance
..s. ~" s'I t' "..Ie
prlces. ~ QUIET Eases. puse's are
warned 70 iatcnaSe uaIehsy before 4
lhTeatehed advance taxes pace, ;.,
lne l'ia'hes NJ as IS oSe's.ocSeu ,1s W. MN sools
la1pol,ed ~ ene oia la.es. WY 'hen'
SHOULD Inc u prices On On sufl. soous % , az Ia,
vahceu " ny SHOULD tne new taflh 10
ciareeu VITA tnc'enosne pi'ees ga e9ods
ihpotleu uaue' a .Ie olu .atln @ Une
Ioes ~. nase W iovA l"t uSIn lJ III ";s"gt. ~
ine aa'po'1S1s ~, iea. o,,orla" o,nmr ~ , :ne
narkes. oaa amey u,e 10. orIi'oa'eu VT ~ , w'.n
go?us, anu sees oss; to SeS u o' aiae ~
u.eAy .9.9 ~ poos.o .aro % - h"rsv "e ',s w. ,
new ."tlu 10 soo ooi ~ nu nr;,ou up .he .h
ouye's; s",;,e t;,na uno se'"'o soo0 f"iee0 Nv 'ne
in '"l,in ';n ;ainox,.., ,r, ;o,,hor, oro 80,
a. tnat .poi.e hom.vsr CIV s Va hsva a'e eo;nes nus
uo'1s s'ln., mImese ph;,,5a5ab;s Ssb oetote '
us .uo o.e e'';I. ;ahno,. W a moniaug sna fn
~mo nse iv'po; th;s ona ~ u otbar Isn. "
SIssJe,s ,h;h ma III, a i'.S iad r,;h;t % e'Ies auu
ad hn'v' v,So %e des;rss M ~ ses i wa ~ "nt
HouS t"on, ~ Tn| o;rcmia-. eD " a00 ''' 1uo''
n, nio.n 'me ~, .mea'"-
40''1 TRADE ron THE srn.so or 1891.
Our prices for next sea.on Will not be nd
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nlr. Pulitzer RrtIr,.

NEW ionK, Oct. 1.-THE tol,oyin,
announcement will appear in the y,o,S
tomorrow: "
Yisldingto the h advice OF lis physic;en.
!: Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer has Withdrawn
tlresy from the editorshjn ot " ~. w.,
World. For the past two voars y. - 1ne
rulltzsr has been unable, NV ",s reosa', .nl,
OF misfortune to his sipht IN e:soa 's;.s
personal supervision to the condsSot sve u
his journal. In the opinion oi uei his nLu "
slcians tho irksoneneea Of h;n ia ;,y puys
iect and nnsalisiactary connection ,ri,h p"f-
,.s nio,a. n.anagemers hes prevented com.
pletef restoration OF his sight, S
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Wcst ylrGlnIn Peuslons.

opec1d! Dl!pdlch 70 nc lhlfHl1tnctf. y = -
WAsu1SaToS, p. y. Oct. l4.-West
Virginia pensions: Qrigiual-Isaac L.
Somers, White Pine. 1ncrease-Stephen
Bright, Apple Grove: James NJ, Payne,
Ellenboro; NJ. ]. Pillow, South Side i;
John Gainn, Polandale. f'.,s..- ~. j,
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Threatened witt, Seizure,

San Francisco, Oct. l+.-Advices re-
ceived in this city from Victoria, B. O.,
announcing the arrival Of the sealing
schooner San Diego. The San Diego re-
ported she put into Ounalaska and was
ordered away by the Collector OF Gus
toms. She refused to leaye and was
threatened with seizure. She claims she
had put into port for stores, but was
obliged to go to sea. The captain re-
ports he caught $40 seals in Behriug
Sea, despite the vigilance Of the cutters
CorwiA and Rush; and his total catch
for tho season was over l,l00 seals.
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'reedy and Dislonsst Traders aud News.
papers Sure TO bo Caught-schemersr Try.
Ing to Unload on the Unsuspcctiny.
Nktp York Tyibvp.
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Greht Damage In Bruxton.
al Disyuich 10 The YutcfifOfnryr-

BURSsvILLR, W. Va, Oct. I4.-Teu
thousand ties Of the West Virginia &
Pittsburgh raolroad were washed away
from here in the late flood. Telephone
communication was completely cut of.
Frestlings we're washed out and land
slides occurred on the new railroad.
The damage to corn and other crops is
preat
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TILE BElKNAr FUNERAL. "
Tie Date not yet Fixed-Sympathy for the

..a. #I.. Widow. 1%Ii
WARRINGTON, D. G., Oct. 1.-the
date OF the funeral Of the late General
Belknapwill not be determined upon
until after the announcement Of the
time at which tho funeral services will
be held over the body OF the late Jus.
tice Miller. The widow Of General Bel
knap wishes to cvoid selecting the same
time as that upon which the Miller oh.
sequies are to take place. as there are
many persons who desire to attend both
funerals. She has determined, however,
that his remains shall be buried in the
Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs.
Belknap has received large number Of
letters OF coincidence from friends sym.
pathizing with her in her bereavement.
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Tho Storm on Lruding Crock.

SPsc'a! Dafpa9ca 10 Tie }attI@iGtRctf.
ALuMS BRIDGE, W. Va, Oct. little
storm Of Sunday night was certainly ap-
palling on Leading creek. Hundreds
Of bushels Of corn have been washed
away, to say nothing oil the hay and
other crops. Corn is now scarce ar
ticle in this section. r..
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The King oYT;n,,,,

LIE HAGUE, Oct. l4.-At the confer.
g, ehse OF tue Cabinet, it wss decided that
me condition Of the King was such thnt nt
in,os he was unit to reign. The Prime Min
,s!er, r1a m making the announcement 'sr ~
pressed his grief Mt the condition ditii' of ~, ~
iislSsIy 1,ia and Lis 81 mpathy with him 't,a in
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Prohibition Ticket.
'ptciui Dispatch to The Int1!ticencer.

"7ee't1* DFeP'FEtH 10 VIC JN1NHIgtNCtT, :
PARkErsnuEo, W. Va, Oct. l4.-Th,
prohibltionists OF the adjoining county
OIL Richie have nominated full ticket
with Rev. DR.. McNeal for th. LepisIo.
tnfe, Richard Rutherford for Ci1cm;t
C!erk, Ishmael Hall for County CinrL
anu y. II. McGregor for County Com.