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S1EErING an NEW MILTON.
General Northcolt and Others Address i
Large and EnthusinGtic. {. Crowd.

General Northcott and Others Address q
Large and EnthnsihStic Crowd.
Special Correspondence Of he bltsllf0eneer.
MILTON, W. Va, Oct LAT a village
five miles north OF Milton last night
the church known as Bedford chapel
was opened and the most enthusiastic
crowd ever seen there listened to q
ringing speech by R, S. Northcott.
After showing up the platforms Of the
national parties he took up the rule in
West Virginia, and more especially in
Cabell county, showing how corrupt,
how very corrupt the managers are and
have been. He only told straight facts.
The misrule is SO plain that the best
men in the Democratic party are
ashamed OF 1t and are very anxious to
break up the ring, for it has reached
point where it is far beyond bearing.
II suppose the strongest ring in the
state Is in Cabell county, run by one
man. He says who shall be nominated
in the Democratic party and they are
nominated to man, and carry out
his designs using our money to pay ia
vorites instead OF our people getting
the good Of it" Mr.. George HASH
barger, candidate for house OF delegates,
made practical talk to the farmers. j.
D. L. Ball, the candidate for assessor OF
OF the Second district appeared, who
was met with enthusiasm and cheers.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The annual re-
port of the first comptroller of the
treasury shows that during the last
fiscal year there were examined IS, S,S46
warrants, for sums aggregating 81, ,s7S,-
$50 70, and 2S,79S accounts involving
$500, 1857, ,593. Comptroller Matthews
renews his Recommendation OF last
year relative to suits against tho gov
ernment, saying that accounts should
be presented to the treasury accounting
officers before suit is brought in the
court of claims; that a Limitation
should be placed on the time allowed
for the presentation of claims; that the
allowance OF double compensation
should be limited to 5000 in the case
OF United States commissioners. and
that the auditors and registers OF the
treasury should be required to make
yearly statement OF balances to and
from the United States.
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THE U. S. COURTS.

Tho Circuit and District Meet ut Clarks-
burE-Liquor Cases Settled.
Special DispGtch TO he IatelligeHeer.
CLARxsBuRa, W. Va, Oct. 4.-United
States District court convened yester-
day morning with his honor, Judge
Jackson OH the bench.
The following cases have been dis
posed of up to the time of adjournment
this evening:
United States VS.. Wash Jones, OF
Marion county, unlawful retailing OF
liquor, nolle pros. United States VS.. u.
S. Anderson, OF Barbour county, same
charge; verdict OF not guilty.
The United States circuit court con-
vened at the same time and place as
above, his honor Judge GoG presiding.
United States vs. Thos. Robinson, OF
Tucker county, unlawful retailing OF
liquor, plead guilty and fined Sl0O and
costs with recognizanco for further
Judgment.
United States VS.. DR.. R. F. Egan, Of
Braxton county. same charge; verdict
OF guilty, fined 500 and costs and
recognizance for further Judgment. /.
United States VS.. "Buf" Hier, OF
Lewis county, samecharge; fined SlOO
and thirty days in Jail.
United States VS.. Lewis Taylor, OF
Lewis county. same charge; verdict OF
not guilty.
United States vs. DR.. j. R. Mathews,
OF Buckhannon, same charge; verdict OF
not guilty, as he had government Ii
cense in his wife's name.
United States VS.. Charles Creston, OF
Taylor county, same charge; verdict OF
not guilty.
United States VS.. George Pennington,
same charge; verdict OF guilty and fined
$500 and forty days in jail.
United States VS.. Henry Muzum, OF
Webster county, same charge; verdict
OF guilty and fined Sl00 and thirty days
in the Webster county Jail.
United States vs. Dan Hosey, OF
Braxton county, same charge; verdict
of guilty and fined 500 and thirty days
in Jail.
charge; fined SlOO and thirty days. in
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1uMpER PLANT nuRNEp.

Tho Little Kanawha Company LOse1
Heavily From Destructive Fire.
Special DiIpasch to he Iateliqeneer
PAnKERsBURa, W. Va, Oct. 4.-The
Little Kanawha lumber company's
plant here was almost entirely de.
stroyed by fire this morning. The fire
broke out in the dry house, where 76,:
900 feet Of fine lumber was stored, and
soon the whole plant was in flames.
One hundred men are thrown out OF
employment Tho loss is about $4,000;
insurance $4,000. The same company
suffered severely by a fire at Ports
mouth, O., about two weeks ago.
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LONDON, Oct. 4.-The Standards Ham
burg correspondent says: Mondays
cholera figures are: New cases, 54;
deaths, II; burials, 1863; patients in the
hospitals, S5l. According TO the latest
reports l7,1Ol cholera cases and 1886
deaths have occurred here since the
first appearance Of the disease"
The Standards correspondent at
Pesth says: "Cholera is spreading on
the left bank OF the Danube, where
drinking water is obtained from the
river. The town authorities appear to
be confused, showing incapacity in
reference to arrangements for disinfect-
ing. An exodus OF the wealthy has
cnmmenrhd
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct TT is re-
ported in legal circles tha: there is a
possibility OF compromise in tho
Barnaby will case. The attorneys for
the Conrads aud Miss Maude Barnaby,
it is said, have made proposition
whereby all opposition to the pro-
batting of the will of tho late Mrs.
Josephine A. Barnaby will be with
drawn. except to the legacy TO DR.. 7.
Thatcher Graves. it is said that the
heirs and the other legatees have agreed
toallow the will to stand and that they
will unite in an effort TO throw out tile
$50, 900 bequest to the doctor.
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cABINEr MEETING.
Tho Monetary Conference and columblu
~, r.t.N,.,,t ,tn,, a,hJnrta Con.Idnrcd

Tho Monetary Conference and Columbia
Day Celebration Subjects Considered.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 4.-A regu-
lar meeting of the cabinet was held to-
day Mt which all the members were
present except Secretary Elkins, who is
out of the city. The coming interna-
tional monetary convention was one Of
the questions considered, and partial
arrangements were made for the official
participation in the Columbian celebra-
ton in New York next week. The
President will certainly attend II the
condition OF Mrs. Harrison will justly
his leaving her side. Unless her con-
dition improves, however, 1t is not
likely that he will deem 1t safe to leave
her even for day. In that event he
will probably request the Vice Presi-
dent 10 represent him on this occasion.
1t is settled, however, that tho majority,
il not all OF the cabinet officers will at
tend the celebration.
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ST.. PErERsBURe, Oct 4-There were
reported here yesterday twelve now
cases of cholera against nineteen on
Monday. The deaths yesterday were
six against five on Monday.
HAMBURG, Oct. 4.-Forty.three new
cases OF cholera and nine deaths were
officially reported yesterday. Compared
with Sundays official figures yesterdays
returns show an increase Of seventeen
cases and decrease OF thres, deaths.
At Altona three new cases Of the dis
ease aud five deaths occurred.
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DOVENER in BRAXTON.
The Gallant Captain is Making a
Brilliant Campaign.
LARGECROWDS ATTEND MEETINGS
And Everywhere He is Received
With Marked Enthusiasm by the
People-The Meeting at sutton One
of the Greatest Ever Held In That
sectlon-.The Force Bill and Negro
Domination Arguments of the
Democrats Demolished.

.$pecidi Dispdtch 10 nc mtsli1'notr.
surrON, W. Va, Oct, Capt. B. B.
Dovener, the next congressman from
the First congressional district, address,
ed three rousing and enthusiastic meet
ings in this county within the last three
days.
The captain is general fayorlte in
this county and his appearance here is
always greeted with delight.
He had large attendance at each OF
his appointments, Burnsville. sutton
and Duck Creek, and the enthusiasm
that prevailed knew no bounds. His
meeting at Sutton, though held at night,
was the largest OF the campaign at this
place, except the one held by our next
governor, Thomas L. Davis and Hon. u.
w. Atkinson.
His speech was one OF the most effect
i've that has yet been delivered here.
He portrayed the free trade plank OF
the Democratic platform ut Chicago in
q manner in which it cannot longer be
discussed. He took up Governor Flem-
ine's record and tore it to shreds, and
in a masterly manner wiped it from the
face OF the earth. The Faulkner-Mac-
Corkle company "fo'ce bill," negro su-
premacy bugaboo was literally annihi-
lated. So complete was his expose OF
the falsity and absurdity OF the force
bill that since his speech here, that
with all their cheek, there is not a
Democrat in town who can mention IL
without blush OF shame. All through
the county the captains meetings were
highly successful, and on the Sth OF No
vember the fruits thereof will be appa-
rent.
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Apporllon,ngnt "a. .. Arguel.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 4.-The three APP
portionment cases came up in the court
OF appeals this morning, each one EN-
bracing the question of the constitu-
tionality OF the new apportionment law.
Mr.. Sutherland, OF Rochester, made the
main argument for the Republicans aud
Attorney General Rosendale made the
principal argument for the Democrats.
Mr.. Sutherland opened the arguments
covering the three cases. Mr.. Rosen-
dale responded and the court took the
papers.
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wAsuISerox, D. c., Oct. Acting
Secretary spaulding has telegraphed
the collector of customs at Philadelphia
to allow the steamship Lord Give to
enter on passing health officers If it ap-
peared she had only cabin passengers,
brought without attempting to evade
the President's proclamation by bring
ing immigrants in the cabin. Like au-
thorlty is given in similar future cases.
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Baltimore, Mp., Oct. 4,-Right rev.
erend bishops, reverend clergy and dis
tinguishcd laymen, delegates to the tri-
ennial convention of the Protestant
Episcopal church, are arriving in this
city by every train. The convention
will be opened tomorrow forenoon by
the celebration OF holy communion.
Right Rev. Bishops Williams, Of Con-
necticut, and Neely, OF Maine, will be
the officiating bishops. The sermon
will DC preached by Bishop Wilmer, OF
Alabama.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 4.-The vote
of the state is hardly as heavy as was
expected. This is accounted for
by the fact that the poll tax require
ments kept down the aggregate Of quail
ifications in all parties.
Upto9 o'clock full returns had not
been received from any one OF the for
ty-fve counties, but precinct votes fur
nish good basis for calculation.
Mitchell, Democrat. has carried the
state by at least 10000 majority.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. "A switch engine
backing south with three loaded freight
cars on the Cincinnati, Washington &
Baltimore railway, at Harrison avenue,
this evening shortly after dark, struck
a John street horse car with the result
OF two people being killed, five terribly
wounded and twenty-five passengers
badly shaken up.
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orTAwA, oNr, Oct. At is under
stood that the government has decided
to appoint Mr.. Justice Strong to the
chief justiceship of the supreme court,
made vacant by the death of Sir Will
lam Ritchie, and that Mr.. sedcwick,
the present deputy minister Of justice,
will be given iudgcship in the su.
nrninn court.
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MRS. HARR1soN's CONDITION.
shO is not so Well, and There is an Air Of
DeprahnIon ut tho White House.

@sAN
Depression at the White House.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. Airs.
Harrison to-day showed the fatiguins
results Of the loss OF the comforting rest
that she enjoyed all OF last week. To-
day was repetition of yesterday, mas
much as no special change for tho bet
ter has occurred in her condition. She
has had but broken sleepthe past three
nights, nor was she able to rest well
during the day yesterday. Naturally,
therefore, she Is not feeling as strong,
and tho accounts from the sick room
arc not as cheering. From the Presi-
dent down to the humblest employe OF
the house there is feeling OF depres-
sion to-day that nothing but more en-
couraging statement Of Mrs. Harrlson's
condition can dispel.
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A.Lonr n, There,. U.o for It.

WAsnlNaToN, D. O., Oct. 4.-Assiataht
Secretary spaulding says that it is
practically settled that the federal quar-
antine station at Camp Low will be
maintained as a quarantine station as
long there is any occasion for its use.
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Patrick

New YoRK, Oct. 4,-Hon. Patrick
Egan, United States minister to Chile,
arrived here this morning on the
steamship Newport on q two months
vacation. He said he had with him
the original Of a treaty TO settle all
claims Of American citizens against
Chile, it having been approved by the
senate and chamber Of deputies OF
Chile
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HAVANA, Oct. 4.-The New York and
Cuban mail steamship City of Wash
ington from New York, September 27,
has arrived at Niariel aud will be quaran-
tined. Tho GGpeid will publish to-day
a decree ordering that all vessels arriv-
ing in Cuba from United States ports,
including New York, snail be kept un-
der observation only three days if illness
has occurred on the voyage.
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rENNYsoN DYING.
Latest Intelligence from His Bedside n
oFan Encouraging Nature.

LiItebt AutelIlScuSo AFoLh AAh DOusAu0 Nut
oFan Encouraging Nature.
LONDON, Oct. "A despatch sent
from Haslemere at half past seven
o'clock tonight states that though
Lord Tennyson's condition is critical
there arc now some encouraging symp-
toms manifesting themselves. He
takes food better this evening.
A telegram sent from Haslemere at
II p. IN. says: Lord Tennyson is quite
PROSTATE. 1t is not likely that he will
survive tho night"
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WHITMAN REID
Opens the Republican Campaign
in Boston Last Evening
IN A VERY BRILLIANT SPEECH.
"The-Bir-Mau-A -Afraid-of-his-Party
Platform" Gets Turning Over
INCONSISTENCY OF HIS ATTITUDE

In Regard to the Tarift and Other
Planks in the Chicago Platform.
What the Democratic Party Seeks
to do..A Triumph of Their Princi-
pies Would Mean Ruin to tho
Business Interest of the Country.
A NIastertul ArraiSnmcnt of the
Party. of Free Trade and Industrial
Destruction.
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Spetidi DIIpalcN % nc Inle4l9eHesF.
FLEmNeroN, W. Va, Oct. 4.-Esquire
Alfred Cochran, a substantial and high-
ly respected farmer residing near
Pruntytown, died suddenly this after.
noon from heart disease. He was prom
inent in business and political circles.
and his death is deeply regretted.
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un.ntI,fno,ory Fight.

SAN FRANcrsco, CAL, Oct. 4.-The di-
rectors OF the California Athletic Club
have announced their decision in the
smith-siddon fight, which was stopped
at the end of the fifty.fifth round last
Thursday night. The directors declare
it was an unsatisfactory contest and
awarded each OF the fighters $500.
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TOPEKA, KAs., Oct. 4..-Ex-senator
ingalls, has offered his services to the
Republican state central committee.
He has decided to spend his entire time
until election day in this state, and has
written to the Republican committee in
New York and Nebraska, declining to
sneak in those stntes.
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FuLroN, Mo-, Oct 4.-Three men were
killed and u woman fatally wounded
and several persons shot, but not
mortally wounded, at colored revival
meeting at Stephens Store, n small
town twenty miles southwest OF here,
Sunday evening.
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WLxEspARRE, Pa, Oct. 4.-At the
Lehigh and Wilkesharre colleries at
Holybrook, Audenreid, Tresckow, Bea.
yer Meadow and many Of them in and
about this city are working full time
and giving employment to thousands OF
miners and laborers. The outlook iS
encouraging.
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it must always remain. and any pre-
tended reform OF the civil service must
prove delusion and a snare.
Even ballot reform must share the
same fate Of the betrayal in the house OF
its pretended friends. All these good
causes are, in the very nature OF things,
the relentless foes OF n system OF gov
ernment by bounties to favored inter-
ests, and such a system is their relent-
laaS fna
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resulted worse; for what he does say
brings him, whether he likes 1t or not,
straight to the Platforms conclusion: I:
We declare 1t to be fundamental prin-
ciple of the Democratic party that tho
federal governmenthas no constitution
al power to impose tariff duties. except
for the purpose OF revenue only. We
denounce the Mckinley tariff as the
eliminating atrocity OF class legislation,
and we promise its repeal"
Are even the Democratic business
men OF Boston eager just now this year,
or even next year, for an entertainment
like this.
no APOLOGIES GO.
In vain, after this, does the candi.
date plead apologetically that his party
wages no exterminating war against
any American interests. As well might
ho plead that his party's demand for
the repeal OF the 10 per cent tax on
state bank circulation makes no threat
against the national currency. He says
he wants to change things by reforming
the tariff. The party gives its pledges to
the country as to the sort Of reform its
Congress- Mr.. Cleveland, but its
Congress make, tariff for rev.
enue only, any other being unconstitu-
tional. lie tries TO quiet alarm. by say
ing FREQ trade is impossible. Certain.
ly. England says tho same thing, and
maintains most rigidly just the sort Of
tariff Mr.. Cleveland s platform demands
"a tariff for revenue only. In vain is
the net spread in the sight OF any
bird. No qualifications or omissions, or
vague generalities and assurance OF
harmless intentions can blind the eyes
OF voters to the fact that, however much
Mr.. Cleveland may regret it, as an
honorable man he is bound hand and
foot to the platform Of his party at Chi
cago, Just US all the world knows that he
is to-day bound to the car OF Tammany
OF New York."
WHERE REPUBLICANS STAND.
In closing he said: THERE'S one party
in this campaign, Mr.. Chairman, that
does not find it needful to SANDER the
country; that does not seek for calami.
ties and does not read its own defeat in
the general prosperity. There is one
party that has nothing to conceal and
that says what it means. 1t has nomi-
nees who are not afaid OF
its principles. 1t is not trying
to succeed by getting one part
Of the country to vote for its platform
and another part to vote for its candi-
dates. 1t stands everywhere for pro-
tective tariff, and wants no mistake
about it. 1t stands for honest money,
and wants no mistake about that. 1t
stands for equal rights under the law,
for reciprocity, for revived shipping,
for American wages. and for America
all the time. And, finally, it challenges
the verdict of the American people on
the character, the ability and the safe
and brilliantly standardization
OF Benjamin Harrison"
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Patents to West virGininn'.

Special Dltpdtch % Ne In'e4I9ehetr.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Oct. 4.-Patents
have been granted to the following
West Virginians: John u. Hulings, OF
Hulings, for steam boiler. William s.
Neil OF Enon, self.locking nut.
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WHY M'VEAGH FL0PPED
From the Ranks of Protection to
the Camp of Free Traders.
VERY Lame REASONS GIVEN.

ne DIsagrecs With the Policy of tho
Republican Party in Rcwarding
the Old Soldiers. .Denounccs the
Protective Tariff as Measure of
Great Evil, Objects to the Forcc
Bill and Crlticlses the Position of
the Republican Party on the Cur
rency Question, aud Otherwise
Talks Through His Hat"
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GlBRAlTAR, Oct 4.-The United States
steamer Bennington, with the caravels
Santa Maria, Nino and Pinta in tow,
have arrived here. The war ship will
take the caravels to Buelvia, where
they will take part in the Columbus cell
ebration there.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 4,-The United States
court of appeals in the case OF Edison
against the Illuminating Company has,
It is learned, affirmed the decision Of
the lower court in favor OF Edison. 1t
involves the right to use tho incandes-
cent light.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 4.-one year ago next
Thursday Charles Stewart Parnell died
at Brighton, England. Services in his
memory will be held in this city Sun
day, and the corporation OF Dublin
has decided to attend the service in
state.
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The price OF property at Moundsville
is advancing steadily, owing to the loca-
tlon OF factories and the increase in
population. The population is bound
10 increase from three to Ave thousand
within the next few months, and lots
bought at the sale TO be held by tho n.
n. & NJ. Co, October 5. will double in
prico very quickly, Excursion rates
and free entertainment at the aale.
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THE sale OF lots ut Moundsville, octo.
Der 8, will take place on the lots, so you
can zee exactly what you are buying.
Remember cxcnrsion train ON Balti.
more & Ohio Mt 0 a. m. Free dinner on
grounds. Como on and mako some
money.
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WINNIPEG, MAN, Oct. A. Stanley
Hall, wealthy stock raiser, was found
dead in bed last night. The case is sur
rounded by mystery. Hewas nephew
OF Sir Stanley Hall, NJ. p, London.
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weather Forooast for To-day.

QuEBEc, Oct. 4.-over an inch OF snow
fell this morning in Beauce.
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NEw York, Oct 4.-A Wilmington,
Del, special says;
Ex-secretary OF State 7. +. Bayard,
has cancelled his Western campaign
engagements. No reason for so doing
is given.
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FINE business and residence lots for
sale at Moundsville.
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Forwcst Virginia, fair north winds; slishtly
cooler.
For Western Pennsylvania. fair; northwest
winds; cooler In eastern portion;
For Ohio, fair; north winds; uiighuy cooler IN
southeast portion.