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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-03
FLORIDA ELEorIoN.
A Fight Between pemocrats-The Result
Not Known.

A Fight Between pemocrats-The Result
Not Known.
PENSACOLA. FLA. Oct. AIN to.day's
election special interest was centered in
the etlortto defeat tho regular Demo-
cratic nominees for senators in five dis
tricts, made by Senator Call. W. s.
Chipley, Of this district, whom Call op:
posed. has been elected by an estimated
vote Of four 10 one, having carried
seventeen out OF twenty precinctsk Gov
ernor Mitchell sent his adjutant gen.
eral to Jacksonville to preserve the
peace in the counties of DuvaI. Nassau
and Velusia.
Returns from the city and nine coun-
ty precincts gavethe regular Democratic
ticket about three hundred majority.
The precincts to hear from will increase
this vote.
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CARLISLE, Pa, Oct by yesterdays
decision OF tho supreme court in favor
of the Bowmanites, the Evangelical
church, which is one Of the largest in
the city, has been transferred from 800
Dubsites to dozen Bowmanites. Rev.
J. Butler, a Bowmanite minister, is here
to take charge OF the church. 1t 10
stated that the ousted Dubsites intend
to erect O now church.
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BosToN, Oct. 2.-"Mysterious Billy"
Smith was in Boston to-day. He ex-
pressed himself willing to meet Tom W.
williams in England for 5000 purse
Jane james G. Kennedy, OF the Seaside
Athletic Club, Conoy Island, is hero to
arrange match between Johnny Grif-
fin and George Lavigne, the Saginaw
Kid" before tho club October 6. Joe
Wolcott to-day commenced training at
Hackett's pond Tor his fight with Austin
Gibbons before the seaside club on oc-
tober Is.
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LONDON, Oct. S.-Tho correspondent
of tho Times at Paris, noting that Korea
contains 100000 Catholics and 100000
pro,estants and Greek Christians, max
iug altogether over n quarter OF tue
nonulotion, says that tho war has
cSnracter in the eyes Of tho European
nowcrs OF which account has not hith'
erto boon taken,
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Islordan Acquitted.

NEW YoRK, Oct. mike Riordan,
who was accused OF murderous assault
upon George Appo, the Lexow commit
too witness and subpena servor. was
acquitted upon hearing Of the case
before Police Justice Ryan to-day.
Appo was accused OF attem pied suicide
and was released on parole.
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1880 A. NJ, wrDSEsDAY.-Betore the
iorty.sixsh taIlot was taken WylIe made
speech /Sithdrawing aud his votes
went to Harvey aud PendIetou. Pen.
dletou received 100 votes and Harvey
the same. This created the widest ex-
citement On this ballot jackson gave
a solid vote to Harvey. which nominated
him, with several 10 spare. Then the
people went into Mysteries and jumped
around like monkeys until they were
tired. This occurred at quarter past
1 o'clock this morning.
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TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 2.-The New Jor-
sey Steel and Iron Company to-day re.
sumed work In their rolling mill depart
ment after n shut down OF four months.
Several hundred men have thereby
boon giYen emploYment
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Lyons. N. Y, Oct Am eight round
prize fight with fvo-ounce gloves. Mar
ouis Of Queensbury rules, for purse Of
5000 was fought hero between "Black
Frank" a Canadian puglist Of local re-
nown, and Michael Murphy, alias Mike
Moran, OF New York city Moran had
the best OF tho fight up 70 the fifth
round, when Frank scored terrific
knock.down blow on his jngular. In the
eighth round, Just before time was
called, "Black Frank" got in swinging
let.hander, knocking Moran out Of
time
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New YoRx, Oct, 2.-Atttse Manhattan
Chess Club, the third game OF the
chess match Of ton games up between
4. AIbini and J. W. showalter, was
opened to-day with Guico piano by
tic former, Showalter having to resign
oiter thirty moves.
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PEORIA, Ills, Oct. 2.-The directors
of the Distilling and Ca.tle-Feeding
Company held an atl-day session exam
lining the books. President Greenhut
could not be seen this. evening, but
Vice President Beggs said that the ac-
tion taken to-day was unimportant.
Other questions will be considered to-
morrow and the abolishment OF the re-
bate system be taken under adyisement.
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FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The Sudden Strained Relation" Causes
summonIng Of tho Cabinet.

summonIus of tho Cabinet.
LONDON, Oct. IA special cabinet
council has boon called for Tuesday,
noxt md tho mombors OF tho ministry,
vim ore nbsent from tho city, have
hoen hurriedly summoned TO return.
Tolograms have bUen sent to Sir Will
lam Vernon Harcourt, who started yes
terlny for Italy aud others OF tho minis
tara who arc in the country.
Sudden new dovelopemcnts regarding
tbo rolotions between Great Britain and
Ffance aro without doubt tho reasons
for the hasty summoning OF tho minis
GnHu
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Tho weavers
at the big wooden mills of A. Priestly &
Co., Of Camden. who went out on q
strike last Friday for q restoration OF
the 25 per cent taken off their wages,
went to work to-day at tho company's
terma
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MANSFIELD, O., Oct. 2.-T. Y. Nc.
Gray. nominated by tho Democrats yes.
terday for Congress in the Fourteenth
district, today declines in public
letter.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, Oct. 2.-The
spinners' Association discussed the
strike situation for an hour this fore.
noon, at tho end OF which they ad-
journed, even more determined TO op-
pose the reduction than heretofore.
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CowsrASrlxorLE, Oct. 2-ChoIora has
brokon out here. Nothing is known
officially Of tho outbreak, howevor,
although several deaths arc known to
have occurred.
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GREAT OVATION
Accorded Governor Mckinley at
Kansas City, Missouri.
| WONDERFUL RECEPTION GIVEN
The Champion OF Protection by
Enormous Crowds OF People.
STRONG BLOWS FOR PROTECTION

Cheered to tho Echo-rwo Years Ago
tho workingmen Wcre Asking for
Shorter Honrs-Under the Demo-
cratic Policy They Ask for Work at
Any Hours and Any Pricc Tho
Great Question is "whas is the Mat
Ger with tho Country 6"
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HAMILTON, O., Oct. 2.-Tho Repubii-
can convention OF the Third district to.
day nominated Lieutenant Governor A.
L. Harris for Congress.
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MORE WAGES GO DOWN.

Big Strike of Textile Workers Against a
Reduction Is Ipauguratcd.
PAwrucKEr, R. l., Oct. 2.-What will
in all probability result in the biggest
strike of textile workers this city has
ever seen. was inaugurated to-day when
$50 weavers loft their looms at the Lor-
raine mills as a protest against re-
duction in wages. Thirteen hundred
are involved.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mrcu., Oct. 2.-Gen-
erai L. G. Rutherford was nominated
Tor congressman by tho Democrats Of
the Filth district to-day.
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Livcrpool-Cunc. from New York. scytta, from
Boston ~.
Scw Ynrk-Eihe. from Bremenj WasSlAnd, from
Antwerp: Tcu,Unia, from Philadelphia.
Hrcm6n-Ems from New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. from Montreal.
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WACO. TEXAS, Oct, 2. l1:2O r. MA
big fire 10 raging here. The Western
Union telegraph Office is now burning.
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WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. 2.-The cash
balance in tho treasury to-day was Sl20,.
SS5. .7lO, Of which S5S,S7S,5Ss was gold
rnsnrYe.
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For Western Pennsylvania, gcnCEul!y fair; pre-
rCdrd in the carly morning by local An0wersi
warm. southwest winds followed by cooler, fair
Wrnthcr Wednesday night
F"r ohio. generally fair Wednesday. preceded
IN the early morning bySMoworS near ne the IANes'
For West Virginia. generally ia!r; warm. south.
ycsr winds followed at Night by cooler, west
Winds. ......,..,,
TIIF TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
ns furnished By G. SCWSEPp. druggist corner
Wnrrrf mud Fourteenth streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
VVELLsBURG

WELLsBrEG. w. Va. March 10-James
Beall, of Baltimore, was in Wellsburg this
week.
Col. w. W. Arnett was in attendance at
the Court House Thursday.
Mont Frazier Is rapidly recovering from
his attack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs Alice Forbes, wife OK William
Forbes. the coal merchant, died very sud
denly ON Thursday night. Funeral on
Sunday $40 p. 100.
Miss Fitzgerald was IN Pittsourg Tues
day and Wednesday attending the MILL
merry openings.
Miss Jessie Kerr has returned home
after a four weeks visit in PittSburg.
Capt 3D. B. Dovener, Of Wheeling, was
iD the city Wednesday.
Misses sara Meudel and Lucy Robinson,
of Wheeling, spent Sunday with Mrs. ID.
W. Baird.
Prof. Mullen, Of Steubeuvile, gives les
sons iu dancing two nights no the week az
the Hudson House Co social club.
Nr John III. Grigs0y and Miss Annie
Lazear were married on Wednesday at the
home of tlo brides father in Buffalo dis
tr.ct.
Mrs. T.. J. Gonders, who resided out the
Bethany pike, was buried on Thursday,
leaving % husband and one infant child.
Mrs. IS. George who has been III FOR
some time. is reported better.
Miss Sophie ShaTer LETT for California
Wednesday for her health.
Richard Potts met with painful accl-
dent on Friday. While hitching horse to
"a cart the animal kicked him on the neck
aud chin. indicting painful injuries
Mrs John Kemp returned on Thursday
from near West Liberty where she has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Annie
Morgan, who has been very Ill.,
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sTEUBRNvILLE.

STEUBENv1LLE, o., March 10.-There is
a mistaken idea about how the Sl75,O 600
bonds proposed to be issued f0r the build
ing OF a new water works is 70 be paid Tor
A good many people think they viii be
heavily taxed for the same. This is not
the case. The water works system IS sell
sustaining aud then gives the city hand
some profit and this profit will be used TO
pay the interest on the bonds and the prin-
cipal itself as it natures. This idea should
be gotten well before the people prior to
April 2ud, when the vote will be taken, as
it requires a two-thirds vote TO carry tne
project and votes will count.
James Mckay, one of the best known
residents of this city, died Tuesday morn
ing at his home on North high street, aged
20 wears. He always enjoyed the best OF
health and the sickness, Inflammation OF
the bowels, which caused his death, only
began on Sunday.
Mrs John II. Downs, Jr, is the guest OF
Steubenville friends.
Chief Branev Martin was down TO Wheel
ing this week looking at the tre sys-
tenn OF that city.
Baggagemaster Jimmy Robertson says
the robins have come 10 stay.
Miss Helen Harper is the guest OF
friends in Pittsburg.
w. 3. Donaldson and John p. Edgar are
ENJOYING the climate of Southern Califor-
MIA. They lunched a few days ago with
H. H. Brown, Of the Leland Stanford
University.
Billy Dunlap is out once more after an
illness of several weeks.
Miss Cora Watson, of Martins Ferry,
was visiting Steubenville friends the past
week.
Miss Carrie Sheriff, OF Cadiz, is visiting
the family Of Postmaster Sarratt, on North
Third street.
Jacob George, wife aud child left
Wednesday night for California. Mr..
George is in search of health.
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DARLINGTON.

b CLARrNGrov. ONO. March 1O.-Sam
Braunlich. of Hannibal, was in town Tues
day.
Al. McMurray, Of Powhatan, was here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hannah Morris moved 10 Bellaire
Wednesday on the steamer Liberty.
G. L. Cochran is at Pittsburg this week.
Mrs Kimpls visited relatives at Wheel
ing this week.
Albert Duerr, Of New Martinsville, was
on our streets Friday.
Miss Katherine Jackson left Friday for
Macksburg, where she mas accepted po-
sition in a millinery store.
o Miss Eta Cain, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cain, died at her home on
Front street Friday morning. She was in
har seventeenth year The funeral will
take place Sunday.
Miss Lille Johns has rendered her resig-
nation as teacher OF room No. l or our
public schools TO take effect at the end OF
the present month.
George He'll has sold his meat shop 70
Edward and Charles Sebert. they 70 take
possession April lst Mr.. He'll will move
his family TO Martins Ferry about April
lst.
Competition in the coal business has
brought coal down to six cents bushel In
the coal house. This is the lowest coal has
sold at here for some time.
G.. w. Stephen, who has been working
at the B. & 0. Depot at Wheeling FOR some
time, is home on a vacation.
John Blazer was trimming apple trees on
his farm above town to-day, and fell out OF
a tree. He fell about ten feet; in falling
be went to catch himself and caught his
left hand on a limb he had cut of and tore
his hand all to pieces. The limb started in
his wrist about an inch above his hand and
tore the ball Of his thumb nearly on. IL
laid wide open and tore the flesh Inside
and filed It full Of wood and bark. This
will lay him up for long time. DR.. Ha-
bermehl dressed it.
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ST. GLARS VILE.

ST. CLA1RsvuLE, o.. March l0.-Rey.
DR.. Alexander is at Woodsfeld assisting
Rev Armstrong in communion services.
There is yet but little change IN the con-
dition of Auditor Henderson. He Is rest
ing easy and his friends are not alarmed.
Treasurer-elect Howard Kirk and wife
were called 10 Flushing. Monday, By the
sudden death Of Mr.. Kinks mother. She
was attacked suddenly with heart trouble,
and 10 FIVE minutes she was dead.
W. (. Mallory, Esq. Of Woods6eld,
was here Tuesday Cd business in the Com
mon Pleas Court
W. G.. StilWel has disposed Of his gen
eral store 70 John Carlisle.
Misses Annie White and Maggie Ander-
son visited Louisville friends Wednesday.
Rev Stewart, Superintendent OF the
County Children's Home, was IN town
Yesterday. He denies the report that
scarlet fever is prevalent in the Home, and
says that the general health OF the inmates
was never better than now.
Marshal Thompson, who went % Penn
sylvania n the interest Of the international
Lath Company, is home again.
Thos. Booth, the Corrollton wool buyer,
is here looking after wool interests.
Some progress is still being made In
raising stock for the proposed cold storage
plant az this place.
Hon. J. o. Amos, Of Sydney, O., who
was Adjutant General Of the State under
Governor Allen, was in town this week
visiting his brother, L. G.. Amos, and at
tending 70 business.
The @Old Homestead quartette viii
give an entertainment Ia Court House hall
next Saturday evening. u comes under
the auspices Of the St. Clairsville Lecture
Committee and VIII have a crowded house.
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PALATINE.

PALAr1NE, March lO-Miss Myrtle Hol-
land left Thursday morning FOR Wilkins
burg, Pa, to visit her brother Chester T..
Holland.
Miss Lucy Mckinney is still quite sick
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Mckinney.
CLYDE Holt and James Watkins were In
Boothsville this week ON business.
Miss Maggie Wells has returned from
visit of several days to friends on Jack S
run.
James Steady is confined to his room this
week with the grip.
Clarence Helnick moved his family from
Parkers burg to this place last Saturday,
and occupies the BOyers house, on Dla-
mond street.
WGeorge Merrifeld and his mother moved
into the Boyers building on Water street,
last week.
Frank Pride, of Morgantown, was this
week visiting friends in town.
Eueral WhitemaD, Of Shinnston, was a
guest of the Riverside Hotel this week.
Misses Ella and Edna Douglass went to
Grafton last Saturday, returning home
yesterday.
Miss Annie Riley is confined to her room
this week with sore throat.
James Barnes is quite sick this week
with rheumatism.
Mrs. lydia B2rthlOW was 81 years old
last Sunday, and the day was appropriate
" celebrated by number Of her children
and grandchildren.
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sISTERsVILLE.

S1sTERsvILLE, w. VA, March 10 There
arc a number Of cases OF scarlet fever here
On Tuesday the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mccormick died OF this
disease
There is an effort being made here with
some success TO organize d lodge OF the
Knights Of Pythias
The building on Wells street, adjoining
John j. Carriers Office, is being moved, and
il is understood that fine large theatre
will occupy its place.
Charles Thistle was a visitor TO New
Martinsville Thursday.
The small frame buildings opposite tho
JarecH store, on the property Of Mr. Eph
Wells, will be removed soon, and il is re-
ported Mr.. w ellis will erect fine brick
hotel there.
Judge Umstead, Harry McEidowney,
Mart Y. ODER, Capt Robert McEldowney,
s. Bruce Hall, jacob koonZ, Lee SnOd-
grass, 5. X. Bruce, j. w. Mcintyre, and
James Chaplin, were New Martinsville
people here this week.
Frank ID. Young, promising young at
torney of AliddleOOurne, has rented a
house here, and will move his family from
that place about April lst.
Mrs. Charles Cline, Of New Matamoras,
o., was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. DR..
West. Sunday.
J. W. Frame was at New Martinsville,
Thursday night.
Miss Pearl Collins, Of Washington, Pa,
is the guest of Mrs. H. X. Williamson, Of
Main street.
The dliller from the Ohio side who comes
across the river to see another mans wife,
bad better be careful, as the husband is
onto him, and there is danger Of large
chunks OF trouble flying around.
A number Of Sistersvile people paid
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hill, Of Cameron,
a visit last Sunday.
Mrs. g. b. West was visitor to Wheel
ing this week.
Mrs. DR.. Haworth, who has been spend
ing the winter in the South on account Of
Ill health, returned home Monday.
The ladies Of the Baptist Church gave
delightful social on Monday evening, for
the benefit Of the churcH, at which large
sum was realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Ramey are the
gueets Of friends at their old home, OF
tawa, Ohio.
The Excelsior Orchestra gave a very en-
ioyable hop in Rice's hall. There were
"a couples present aud all enjoyed a good
time.
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county for some months, returned home
/ Thursday evening.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
w. Frame has been i'll this week.
Cant Bob McEld0Wney, B. 7. Bowers,
lanes Chaplin, John ShOwalter, JACOB
/ Koontz. Glen Barrick, r. I. Richardson
and s. B. Hall were the New Martinsyllle
Deople AT Sistersville this week.
Miss Alice Stone, Of Pine Grove, IS the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McQuinn, OF
jefferson street. 80,
Miss Lille Martin left Monday for Nor
gantown to attend the funeral OF reia-
tive. and returned Wednesday.
James HendSon. an oil man living mere,
left Friday for WilliamstoWn, where be
will commence work digging a well
An entertainment for the benefit OF the
Catholic Church will be given in the Opera
House in a few weeks. A very interesting
programme has been prepared and good
time is anticipated.
Miss Ella Evans and sister were at
Sardis. o., visiting Tuesday.
Tom Mills returned from Plttsourg,
where he had been on business pertaining
to the gas territory he has developed on
Fluharty run.
3. M. WEIGH has returned from a visit
among friends at his old nome IN Perry
county, y.
If some Of our young ladies do not be
little more careful they may place them
selves in very embarrassing position.
A number Of them have acquired the habit
Of flirting with every travelling man who
comes 10 the town. OF course, l do not
mean 10 say that all travelling men are not
gentlemen, but if the girls do not take care
they will come to grief.
JACOB Ernch. Of Wellsburg, w. Va, was
the guest Of relatives here thislweek.
The Convict Millionaire will show az
the Opera House March 2Sth.
Mrs. George NJ. Priest is III with the
grippe. .,,-
court the early part of the week.
The Young Married Ladies' Club was
very enioyably entertained by Mrs. Lou
AusbutZ, Of Pittsburg, at the home OF her
father Mr. Samuel Martin, on North
street. Those present had a very pleasant
time
DIR. Giueshire, of Sistersville, was here
Saturday afternoon on business.
Miss Dora Potts went to Paden's valley
to-day TO visit relatives.
Miss Cora Hunter left Saturday on
Wait TO relatives and friends at Mounds
vile and Bellaire
At her homo this morning, Miss Crab, IS
year-old daughter Of John CRAB, died OF
the measles.
Miss Edna Thomas, Of Bellaire, who has
been the guest Of her friend, Miss Eva
Hunter, for several weeks, returned home
Thursday.
The Economy one-price store viii cell
citrate their first anniversary in this place
on the 22d inst. This popular store is own
ed and managed BY two young and ener-
getic men, and as their first year here has
been so prosperous, they intend 70 cele-
brate il in fine style. The REGISTER wishes
them all success possible.
Miss Annie Adams. of Pine Grove, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGlvern'