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Y., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1885. ___. 7 e KO. 28 0 C: 7 nt ->> ak ee < | MATTERS. | /A GrgaNTIC 611 sourmek. ‘ , - CONDUCTORS IN SECRET SESBION, They Belect a Man to Represent Them inthe Rall way Commission. [Apectul to (ly Magmrm] Brxaonamtrox, $1, Y., -This afternoon- fifteen condu repra nting the various di- - <- HILI/B ALBANY SPEECH, | w- a maen -Elect Received the Con- of His Admirers, grat & (fipwl I to the Telegram.) N. Y v. 7.-'The serenade tender- ed Governor Hill on Thursday evening was a ** aowin \\\!\:\ wo \‘-‘“~“\‘§‘\\ \\ Smirk Sente stad the bride's? of this city The Lendlng' Question to be Debated by _ Houge During the Coming Session. {Special to the Telegram.} Wasumnarox, D. C. Nov. 7.-'FTho matter up- humans; Organization Mffected, Embracing All Former Opposition, [Special to the Telegroam.}- Ohio, Nov. 7.--The Standard Ol the alone mim csi s ] very becom- erbam lace, Urs, Rockwell: took5 ut went - permost in the minds of the few congressmen company has just completed & grand move- . home, which was ' wig or them - ' ( - remaining in Wimhfngton is the mont to obtain control of the entire trade of zany?! £133»:rtaltlagfurlgnlmsfifinfiéasurzgofigmi’; 31mm £1 tin}: $4? of f Iway 00:1“ch of ! s street, where tha } eive the of the house committees, as it is generally con- the country, being one of the biggost business was no I A u I 19 4 r e state 0 91-15 1010 a seerst session at , lations of their man ds Alarge [I ceded that there will be no contest over the | schemes that has tiken 'place in ofl circles in on very short noti¢e, was largely in excess of | the. Lewis house, 'The convention was com- f 4 gatherings of tho fame character during the posed of the following conductors: C.H. ° C this city. 'The first information that the pub- Ho had regarding the fust than an offort was being made to buy and control the indopond- ent refined and lubrleating oil manufacturers speakexshlp, and that Mr. Chrlisle will bo se- lected for the position. - No the firsy thing to be taken up in the house after the reception of the president's message will very probably, be last few years,. 'The respectful 'sfience with which Governor Hill's plain, practical speech was listened to, anil tho vigorous applause that ' followed, evidencell the fact, which he himself jfital presents Wheaton, of Elmira; Grand Chief Conductor of the United Htates H? Hurty, Eixpira' W. D. Whittaker, Waverly ; W. H. Faulkner, Suffern's ; John E. Summons, Oswego; J. M. Evans, . of useful, and ormfafd by the happy « w ¥ the question of distributing the powers vested cameo about in a peculiar way. A short time x: . hureday evening er $9, nt the » in the appropriations committes. About the 4go & young man ongaged in n small way In Ab “$22,123. ram}: hating “rt hrecggifizlzed friend. Utica; R. E. Mcleady, Corning; O. Sackett, .s t the bride's {a} esau B, Sayre, time of the elose of the last session u com- the oll-refining business 'ealled upon Mr. Rock- MRC an ng champion of the g masses, Anon' A. H. Love, Buffalo; F. A. Mitchell, HEtimim Yr. Notgon (@= Jog forget. s mittee was unoffisially appointed to devise | afellor, president of the Standard oll company, : ~$ Within the mansion there was a small gather- 11mm: asls; A. H. Holdrich, Green Point, L. I. ; ; d ho is flagged in She 1 some plan of hurrying up the business of the on a matter of business, During the conver- [>. ing, notable among whom were Jim Melniyre, C. E, ‘Veil‘fi, Middletown; W. D. Hali, and who IS C ums C sation Mr. Rockufellor turned to him and of Albahy capital fame, who, while a sturdy Port Jervis; L., T. St. 30h”: Walton ; house. It is said that already the signatures at sixty-eight members of the house are af- partisan und a detarmined man, has been un- | fortunately for hiinself steadily forced into, Ea., and Miss, in marriage by J. Shattuck, Norwich; R. A. Meade, Oneonta; , asked : te and H. Evans, of Schenectady,, A law was ~~ Sayre, were unt \ Are you still In the roflning business ?\ ness at\ Wyalusin if C. Carr, the cere the two familie} Ahfving |been in- © the ceremorfy®, The bride was & becoming. travis ng costume of [ny occtiring at 9 / fixed to a paper declaring that one of two things must be done -uither all the Iqggisiation on the appropriation hills must be prohibited and the bills be required to be reported within \ Yes, sir, I am, In a-modest way,\ repliod that gentleman. \'Then air,\ said Mr. Rockafeller, \I am very sorry for you. I wil} now tell you that the situations for years in which he has been the senpe-goat of popular satisfaction, Mr,. Her- rick occupied a sofk with Pardon Clerk Brown, chatting pleasantly while in the far end of one practical railway mau, parsed last winter providing that the state board of railway commissioners should be com- posed. of one Republican, one Democrat and Home two months wh silk, the vivid Wage trig timing to 31:32?Editinélgél;{mfheu‘a‘gau‘iznégt’bmsségg «1:3; ftaudard Oil company proposes to take bold the room was the genial, smiling face of the ago the conductors began a movement which Sfi‘lfiv‘fifififififiéfig‘ r “pt: 125915223 iqli and legislative, and the District of Colum- | of the entire oll business and run It.\ d‘lplexfpmg “maxi John 1: h ”firming W1“; they hoped would end in the apppointment of when she will go th{ Wyalfising to re« ll, and probably the fortifications, shall Nlowly the facts have come to the surface so. Sim Y‘afldsmv lag a at a «fa: “wilt\ one of their number as. a practical railway p “mi Yrs. Welles fi» both |members be taken - from the appropriations | com- until the wholo gigantio scheme is for the first z £0 CB ”9! ways d; bro 31? £8 l; lancing his man. This afternoon's convention, was held d 111k M . famil nd have hosts mittee - and - distributed - among the va- | time given to the public, _ For some time tite 1 Farnsworth amused himself by baiancing to select the man. 'The session was quité ex- 1d well-known familfiés, and have hos Hous committees having charge of officials of the Standard have been approach- - avoirdupois upon the catty-table. The gov-.| citing, and it is understood that J. Shattuck, ds throughout thei &#unty, who will y ernor himsel{ moved! easlly.and quietly about, | of Norwich, a conductor on the Ontario and wishing then a 140m; 000 v The Guests Were If} , of social pari havag recently in 'West Elmira, @pft - residdénts there many pleasant 6{fénings at various The affairs have tfi catried out by and when Mr. Howe); keg the rs to spend Fridhy 6 f}ning at his resi- was a very g Plfal response. A gathered at the ted, all 1 indig to have a very pldodg. havening, but ¥ Wsome- re doomed to sry much like it. | he gause of the that thé host w@ti#t athome when led, and as he feilediito' matgrialize by would-be guests leffi lor their respective . Just why the ggfilgman absented is not stated. ‘ . oo -. -£ Office Furnitire, tock of office furnititfe is now. complete,. w the celevrated rolfer top desks at $65. desks have been s by the trade ger- #85. Also, the rpfular cylinder top top library and bf§simess tables And all at the lowest prigés possible. _ b+ the legislation bgeause upon the subject of the bills. It is expected that Mr. Randull, chair- Ingn of the appropriation committee, and all tig other members of the committee, will op- pose this proposition and a lively acnlmmuge which will take up most of the time of the house until the holiday recess, is looked for. . Congressman Gibson, of West Virginia, thinks that during the winter the house will ute the powers now vested in tho appropria- tions commit tee. | \ There is,\ he says, \so far as I can obsorve, a very general feeling in favor of dividing the power of making the appro- priations, 'This country has grown too large, its interests are too at to permit the entire control of the expenditures to remain longer in a single committee, and the move- ment for a chunge to distribute the making of appropriations is not inimical to Mr. Rundall. It reaches and beyond uny personal considora- tion. Itis a measure for the general good.\ Mr. Gibson's fide 'is the one that has been fre- quently ad yn # to have the various com- mittees entr@stfd with legislative functions relating to tlie ¥arious departments of the gov- ernment and drew/lad the appropriations for those departfhents. ing the Isading Indopendent ofl roflners of the city, and the lubricating oll manufacturors, and PRESENTING To THEM A BCHEXR x by which the oil trade could be controlled by the Standard. Thoy informed them that they might sccopt elthor of the two propositions; sell their plant to the Standurd at a fair valua- tion or go into a pool by which the amount of the ofl refined by them would be limited, no mattor what the price of oll might be. If they did not wish to nesept either proposition, the Standard would begin at ouge and compete: them out of the oll business. Tho independent refluers know that the Standard company, bo- sides its railroad robates, had ono iIncompars- ble advantage. Thoy, In fact, controlled the supply of erudo oil. This wus brought about through the great pipe line, known as tho Na- tional Transit company, of which Mr. Vander- erief, of Pennsylvania, is president. Tne con- trol of this pipo line enabled the Standard to pump crude oll to all its refiners with yory lit- tlo cost, and as a consequence they could put their refined ofl on the market cheaper than any other company on the fage of the globe. Although the most bitter animosities had bean ongondared between tho. indepgndent doealors WILLIAM ERNEST SMITIL Of Kew York, 433131073: Secretary of the Treasury in Place of Charles Coon. e-- =--» _< ~- ae mee se cn eee WILL IT HURT CLEVELAND? Hill Now Talked of as the Next Presidential Nomines. . [Spectal to the Telegram.) Wasurvarox, Nov. 7.-Thore are ylews of the in New York, which indicato.that it was as much a surpriso to the president as It could be a pleasure. Tho election his demonstrated the possibly disagreenblo fact that there is an- othor man In New York who can carry that state, and that to without the ald of the Mug- wumps. Moro than one Demoerat said to-day that Hill's election mate him a formidable candidate for president in 1888. Theo fact that an out and out Deimocrat like Hill could carry the state by such a majority has been consid- ereid,n most gratifying thing by thoe Democrats who have beon in a measure dissatisfied with tho policy of Mr. Cloveland. 'They now say that the president, unless ho keeps himself - cape > YERY SAD CASE OF SUICIDE. Thie Wife of a Prominent Physician Seeks a Watery Grave. [(Rpecial to the Telegrain.} Yornastowx, O., Nov. 7.-During last night the village of Lowoelivilie near here, was thrown into great excitement by Dr. J. M. Cowden, the leading physlciun, rushing into the street stating that his wife had disappeared from his house dressed only in her night gown. Mrs. Cowden has been so fll for three months as to unsettle her mind. A week ago her husband noticed that sho was melancholy and had un- known to the public placed a close watch over her. He attended her himself at night. Night before last ho found her rambling simleasly about thoe houg Sho said she was hunting for a drink. Yesterday afternoon bo enme into the bouso and found her vomit ing from the effects of chloroform. fhe denied takipg it, but a two-ounce bottle was found and as the last tap of the drum announced the presence of the serenaders, handed Farnsworth u telegram just regbived, announcing a salute then firing in - Virginia City, Nevada, The' native modesty wnq best exemplified by an in- cident of the evening which, as reported, was expressly withheld from publication at the governor's request, It was the concluding sentence in President MeCall's speech in which the hope was expressed that in three years the Jacksonians might be present fo congratulate him upon his nomination to the presidency. While the expression was earnest and reflected the actual hopes of 'all present it sug@ested it- self as in bad form ito his excellency and its publication was caréfully prevented. After the Jncksonians had passed away, a body of 300 men led by Mr. E. J, Meegan, filed quietly Into the house and surprised the governor. The subsequent annougcement of their call has created consterpatioGn in this city. Their in- fluence which bas been silent for some years, operated powerfully in saving this county to the Democrats in the late election, and was used mainly on gcdount of intense personal {feeling for Governor Hill. 'The pretended leaders arse in a flutter of excitement to-day, Western railway, was selected. It is alto- ° gether probable that Mr. Shattack will be the man whom the governor will appoint. The session was very secret and was one of great importance. The appointment will be made prior to January 1, At which time the vacancy, oceurs. Tomorrow the conductors will hold two meetings of a social nature. ; P xg Gn BIG STRIKE IN TEXAS. c < # How the Knights of Labor Are Bringing Some Corporations to Time. {Speciai to the Telegram.] ' Houstrox, Texas, Nov.*7.-Considerable ex- citement was created in this city at noon to- day by the announcement that the. strike that has been clogging the wheels of Galveston réached Houston, and threatens to envelope the wholgstate. It appears that fhe Knighis of Labor not being 'satisfied with only boy- eotting Galveston freight, have ordered a gen- eral strike in Houston, and it is presumed at all other places in the state, with a view of bringing about a more perfect settlement of the Mallory line trouble at Galveston. M. “23:11“ Eff, Elmira, N. Y. + EH: r if“ AN s. 1:00 in. 5S and the Standard through tengor fifteen years g‘fiffi: n Sucks-“2 12:5}? £30332; \0422?“ “It: under her pillow. How it came there no one and readily recognize the hand-writing on the Ance with the edict “WW 400 Knights of Labor 5 ~* personal) I * * * of competition, it nsednd but little figur- £ * ¥ knows. The prominence of the doctor caused wall. The organization is of such calibre that quit work for the various. railroads and cotton N. Ww..wW. and R. R. fermerly locate What He Shy: of the Defeat of Mr. Daven- as \ \wy0k1fi afiome' ' removedy lpefmtfi r \ port. - strate thoir solo salvation was with the Sand. Suit: gigszzggfigsfifiigxfig: $2; 2m missing woman. - Hundreds of lanterns and | and thero is music in the afr. It is not proba- Ehmessvexcept at the wharves of the Houston to 128 West Waters Parties bay- a [Special to the Telegram.) ard. heard ovorywhere to-day a cerfect chorus of | fitted about in tho dark in the search. | ble that any definite action will be taken for rect Navigation company, where none but Is for collection will d It to their ad- < BEorraLO, N. ., Nov. 7.--In an interview with as A cosmEqUENcE THEY BEGAN satisfaction over the down‘rull of the Mug. A: boy said as he crossed the bridgo over the | some time, but in the spring time-ah, my. If non-union men are efnp!0yed- Th? Knights o to call \o ay, i a news reporter to-day;with Norman S. Rogers, to come into the deal. L. D. Mix was one of wumps, - Evon Ropublicans seem to find lh’l’s rfver, he heard a splash as If some one had | Governor Hill should, us he easily can,through formed - a . procession at _ their - hall e ‘ C 55. L.: \ a brother-in-law of Ira Davenport, the recent the first to come over, fullowed soon after by the ons thread of consolation in t} g g fotlen In. Tno erpwd, headed by the almost the assistance of this orgunization, relieve this and marched to the Navigation coni- °- \ New Lgungdry.< , Republican candidate for governor, thut gentle- | Clark Brothers & Co., the Excelsior RKefining bi onsoiation in lhe wool o crazy husband, went to the river. The husband section from the stupidity which has marked Pany's wharves and requested, the men if. East Market stre 1 resident's friends think I 5 i Syracuse laundry, Ffi'b 107} East I to the defeat of,. Mr. Davenport. Mr. Rogers | property of theo Old Pioneer OH company was a 2-20 ant's frien w“? T“; he wig l“ “QT\ boat was manned, and it proved to be will earn an unmeasured popular gratitude lOTY's steamers at Galveston to quit work, 1. The proprieto be pleased to E replied: \The principal cause probably was POught for $60,000, Ruprecht and the Wood- ¥o fourse on secount of the resuil N ACW [ipa body of tho toissing lady. Though gnd become a veritable political idol here- whick they consented to do, thus cutting off | of their old at their new $ that the vote in the Republican portions of the land Oil Company were bought out, the price “1L; Tit\? sey hefiusw a “twain. reduced by sickness Mre. Cowden was stfil abouts. the only line leading to Galveston. The ts. Work neatly dof. | ° * f state could not be brought out. UI think that D908 unknown. The greatest effort of the 25115 ml“ hm aw mm\ wou uéatmu B9 nandsome. fhe iny in the water face down, Bayou City and Houston compresses, Houston _ ve. L ¥ havinf a short campaign was a great mistake, Standard people was to be directed to the firm | th 2”;th ran en ”115 t in rm f?“ Ii: tB8t yor mase of binck hair fonting anout the face THE NEW MARRIAGE LAW,. Direct Navigation company and the railroad i have the largest asddrtifent of suitings i The Republicans had not sufficient time to put of Schofield, Schirmer & Teagie. This firm is | the eledtlon \no lesson for him. He TC ung nod, and the body cind in the white ini are in the hands of the Knights of Labor, who ereqatings in the city, 'Y¥Ye guaranteo & : I their opinions before the people and another one of the most extensive Indopendont oll re- | inlaid; R u‘s Emmy)“ Iiuldormmnm corer ni | clinging elose to the form, < pre- * Wflffigfi $;§;:egblgg%defiocclm° °\ are guarding the property of these companies. fArst-clasy make. Expéijses being light d thing that worked to the disadvantage of the fAnors in the country. Thoy had for years car- he. it §?£;:i‘n“ “£2623\ 5531132? fixespfgng apnted such a sight that the gries-strickéen {Special to the Telegram. As yet no hostile or bitter feelings have been sell.at bottoq prices; ii livey & Boch» j party was the extremely bad weather-. that along ried on a successful war with the Standard, wlém sinco Inst year that there has been c ltd lrusband was overcomo. A week ngo sho had Wruriamsport, Pa., Nov. 7.-Some peculiar ©xbibited by any one and everything is quiet,\ h 202 East Water gtreeg, over Adams's $ lost us many votes. I do-not think there was MemI3evm of this Arm are largely Interested in this additional Sunmber of admirers i £2121, asked her husband If he belfleved a sulcido cases are arising under the new marriage law HUNTING FOR MELLEN,. 3 office. a _ 4 g 5 e much staiwart cutting, Whilo I do not regard the $1.33“? i Heliglngb co‘mpauy * EMS?! has a his subordinate officials who aro flmm flaw epuld go to heaven. Though an unbeliever, in Pennsylvania. One of these was developed _ _A'.__.L' 3- -+@c+e - iof . L argo | neruas usiness, AND a was [. ; t20 \ no.\ > 3 Buying «w. 8. p “a; ges.\ i f Mr. Hill's election a rebuke to the administra- “ng to be brought 3mm the fo14. The afar, York, encourage him in the view thut the clee- bo told her no.\ A gloom ht‘m been cast in a proceeding before Alderman Stead this Baltimore Detectives Lose a Night's Rest in , p oV \ | 4 tion I do regard it as placing in power that ' C H R le affair tion of Hill is a personal indorsomont dver the whole viliago, as Mrs._ Cowden was week. A young German girl named Kate Looking for a Crogk. ge tiraves, a well-kpowggcitizen of Buf- l branch bf the Democratic party which is hos- was worked so adroitly, and tha offer mado es * highly resprcted and loved by all who knew Strump, living with a family near this city, {Special to the Telegram. | spending Nunday in| the my It is un- tile to the civil service reform led as It is by °2 finttering, that it was accepted, and this THE PROHIBITION FYOTE. her. ' Mrs. Cowden left the house aftersending made information before Magistrate Stead, PALTRIO®RZE, Md., Nov. 7.-It is known that a d ithat Ils \errand pier; is to buy up | Tammany. Mr. Hill is Tammany's pet and | firm is now in the pool with the oo er attendant in the yard for fresh water. Be- against a youth named William Rote, who is a dispatch was received this evening from the rn Union p.“yiligfs 3 leader just now. I think also that Judge Stundard, as is mlso the Cloveland Refining It Is Slightly lncreasetl'Ot'cn That Cast For fore leaving tho house she took her marriage plasterers apprentice in this city. The tenor Boston police apthorities requesting the * valuable Hing Migeing. Ne: Foraker, whie he may not have done any harm 332532}; (36 firfigztfizflo rl‘zmwlezflmmfl?w («wilfit Eff\ j ring from her finger and left it on the bureau. | of her complaint was that Rote had taken mafia] L°f £0308 of hm“ city, , to ar- i certainly did no good bls. s coming » \o 2 e iciegram. :w YORE EC MA rivileges against ¢ stat res ellen, whose name 'is now | legant diamond “LI,\ i \lued at about .j state,\ M o good by his specchesg in this under tho control of the Standard had made New Yonr, Nov. 7.-Last yonar St. John, the . Tngh’w YORK STOCK MARKET. funds aid pfiwfilgefi? angtfioutgggpsschfifgi so well-known to the public in con- € vas lost Thursday 7s. Merwin, of |; * another schemo public that was to control the Probibttion candidate for president, polied The Highest Prices Yet Made on Lake Shore a nection with the allege ¢ 5 treet, Chief Little jan unsuccess» E an. lubricatl 25,000 votos, 1 TJ 2° and Union Pacifi pate the natural consequences thereof, . she o Loe o Hee Cros Wik | eon io. mp fing. ° (11 ) I MR. SCHUYLER'S ILLNESS. ubricating oil manulacturors of the country. Pr hlb‘ia “haunt! Eula. hils malt ”$2:de tthhizv 1 [Special to the “22,5; A winted the aid of tho law to compel the offend- | Coolridge offthe \Hub\ to make away with fc | §§\ | 4 THEBE ARF AT PGESENT u on candidato, ran largely anhomd of his + w - - r his daughter-in-law, and hold him until a t Don't be - | & The Distinguished Man, Ieports Suy, Near to only one or two oll compunies not in the deal, ticket in many counties; but making a compu- : New Yomx. Nov. 7..-Prices on most stocks 335, item (1313 xix? he? m? \ requisition arrives from the governer of Massa- | on be Dec \ JK] _d Death 'RM§#Duor. among them the Brooks and Forest City oil lation on the basis of those counties that have <3“de up this morning, but a gelling move- oo hoes moan pan the little indiseretion chusetts, Marshall Tre bsent | re purchasing 010th.’“¥?§*“ and see Hal- - j {Special to the Telegram.] companles, but thoy are simply waiting to con. | been heard from those to be heard from, Bas- ment set in and prices wont down with a rush and Kate having stoutly reiterated her asser- Fe th * - dispatohe f Co.'s stock. Their dp@kes are always i E Itrgaca, N. Y., Nov. 7.-At a late hour last sider which of the two propositions to acespt. com's toin} vote will not excerd 27 000, if it fbr the first Ofteen minutes. The cliques then tion that he was the sole offender, the alder- SMUT eb . © staten dispamnnhaesn ( rest, and their goods | a night George W. Schuyler was reported very |- It is an open secret that for n year or two was; reaches those figures. Thea» . cwuntles whore | Dut io buying orders, and the room traders man required him to provide security..for his airfied t r; Dgputg Marshall - La 7 , low. He has filled numerous importunt pub- the Standard company has male but little his gains nro the most pronounced aro Alioc. ghanged and went to buying, the prices on all 4PPDOAfance at the next term of criminal court, lt)‘o anti-ZS Efeilezetf dr eP tla J\ a 5011396 ty work AMUSE M hfiii e ( lic offices. He first came prominently bofore money as compared with its former profits. EAny, Broome, Delawars, Dutchess, Fulton, gtocks advancing to the close, Lake Shore sold Mer being f th aearo uth to ined y 01106 eres abate - | ka Hot | ead onne f a the public in 1880, when he was elected & About a year ago they bogan to put into oper- Hamilton, Herkimer, Livingston, mgmmry | up to 86% and Union Pacific to 59}%,, which are °° night, Rote announced his readiness to T@MAtned on diuty unti 11V oulégk to-night, al 4 RA HOU SEI e delegate to the Chicago cogpvention which nomi- ation their greatest scheme of m onupuly. The Monroe, Urunge, Orleans, nnd Rensselner. U]; | the highest prices for these stocks since the solvei theilfga: problem by appearing in a fizilglgabi‘: gggfpgispozsrgfigliiig M'Zninhat p * j . & « - € - 8 midn to d e (p C nated Lincoln. In 166% 'he was elected state strony Independent refiners at Pittsburg, Oil the other' hud, he has fallen heavily behind | ndmmo started In July,. Western Union and inntr mug“ If: withtkuefgas the 0th.“ kind Mellen has not been spprehended. The fit i B. BARDW ELL...0.0. 1.3 ______ ManigEr. l treasurer on the lepublicun tickuot. In 1864 he City, Franklin, Harrisburg, Philadeiphla, Buf- Bt. John's votre in Albany, Chemung, Essex, Kew “Wk Central gained the least of any from ng member 0 109113 X pon apprising Kate thatthe detecti fA I? t { _L, 4 was again elected delegato to the Republican frlo and New York were bought up, und, after Niagara, Richmond and Wyoming. Allegany their low prices of the morning. Trading was of this proposition, sho readily agreed to it. Cwhicn is ? ce fusn t. to— 1 5 national convention, which renominated Mr ition had b . af where ho polled lurge vot F © * tery evenly distributed among the list, except- It was then discovered that, under the new . night (which is an urfusual occurrence) 'is , owwum‘ OVLY » - [every opposition had been swept away, the poited an lurge vote, gave Davenport ) & arrlage 1 the' { 1d p regarded as significant. - f , NCL Lincoln. He was afterwards appointed bank last and strongest sattrick was made on the 2800 and Blatne only 2,500 majority. In ing in Lake Shore and St. Paul, which were the £1, raggg._ 061 marr {189 could not occur ® *, 5 1in Ev 911i\ ‘ superintendent by Governor Fenton, which po- Cleveland independents, with the result as Geneseo tho Prohibition voto remained un- most aetive,. It mm? as if the Gould party Lift; h g?“ es being under ago, and HO! FOR FLORIDA. 3 : 4 &, & sition he held about five years. In 1872 8chuy- | stated. Under whatover disguise the subject Cbunged from last year, while Davenport's ero anxious to let Western Union down, but Neither one having parents or guardians 'here ol i e erd ‘ ler Joined the libel-Fl movement and has sinco may be presented, the fact is that the Standard majority was 175 Inss. there are so many bear pointers in the stock wigisie 010mm“ the only course open to the Excursion Tickets to. Florida and Points : . a -o been connected with the Domoerntic party. In has control of the entire oil business of this orr c - ~ that many regard it as only a ruse to get a Principals was to find a place where no such South. tp. KER & f iii]: in tne {3 [eletleg’tc' the missus}; ly. Governor edtintry. 'The dostination of every barrel of GENERAL LAnNsING'S CoxDiTIOXN. short latex-Lt and the...“ rush—Le price up again. zingnfxmfi “$3.11 1111: ITort? h pzevcint The Pennsywwm opaca anns tie Hever | . . en appotnted him canal auditor, which po- oll sold by the pool will bo made known at ha. 7 { | ere et, \oie on Sale mundmpandsmgle trip tickets yl * D‘ v- a 0 lor: f ( . ‘ | X sition he he‘ld nearly five years. Heds now & once to the officers of the Standard. 'The Latest Reports “fizz—gr: Death Bed of the \ ‘PA‘XilNG afternoon by the Northern Central railroad, to all points in Florida at very low rates; also é g their unetmued C0 4 a trustee of Cornell university. crude Ml will ho supplied through the pips Corspso, K. Y., No ,* 7 -G i $omethlngl: bfmtth as“ Unseemly Haste to unnotincing their purpose of going to. Elmira to Old Point Comfort, Vs., via either rail'or { will prese (gonad Fe <--- line to these refiners, and they will bo limited Jx0, A. Aus y. 17. enora . J. H. ave the State Capitol. to have the ceremony performed. The parents | steamer. For further information in regard to | . | E - ews for the Miners. Lansing, county clerk, becomes weaker and {From Our Regular Correspondent.] of the girl reside in Millersburg, this state, and i i & | 4 to the Teagranc y tothe number of barrels refined. Thus the , lay to day. Th. AuBaxy, N. Y., Nov. 7.-iIn conneccm ith E, , and rates, time-tables, sleeping car accommoda- | +# $ Pitrssuro, Pa., Nov. 7..-A rumor reached will control the market and the price waker from dny to day. Thero do little, If he viel 't h secret w the young man isja native of Hayleton. thmS, etc., apply to ”hecompiny’s agent, e ~ R i. n R > 1‘ . T.-- che of . oll. any, hope of his recovery. On Monday last, the visit of t e secretary of the trensurybothls --- +# *+ - Taur J. E. ne city this morning th'm: severni of the coal . se npon sesing a newspaper, he said: \\They City and his unexpected departure on the eve- wase VGTOI‘ xorrcs. 517 Railrodd avenue, Elmira N. YC i operators along the river had quletly given EX-SENATOR SHAILON'®S CONDITION. , bury 'Little Man' to-day.\ \ Pa\ Bulloy {the ning of election day, there is & good deal Of mig, Greveland “£59551 This Week-The ee oe ' * $ rying yum £225“, thei: { fggfrsitto 82.111? fixerintgnclunxfn to Start UP yory Low and Will Live But a Few Hours- of tho Eighty-sixth volunteers before tolk concerning the fallure of Mr. Manning to Coming Social Season, + Race Lakt Night. ' p . - mo—qce re th til; pits T A o; y at ot t, prices demanded His Dying Kequests. General Lansing touk commund,.] wus buried, attend the tunemlvof his partner. in the Argus [Specigl to the Telegram.] The audience at the Maseot rink witnessed & g iof mimmmm Pang g f tlbr, do [Tint rs, he rumot mfg not SusysFuu- [pecial to the Wfflmfllml and soon they will bury the colonel. company, Mr. J. W. Smith, which took place NEw York, Noy. 7.-A Washington special very novel race last evening. Charles Harri- [ ; dregs circle; 506.5 Y, 85¢ ated by the upwuttuts. pm President Costel- fax Francisco, Cal., Nov. 7. Ex-Sonator a RXPURTS FROM THR SICK Ruud. on Wednesday morning. 'While it ts not gen- gays Miss Cleveland will probably be back at MAN, the pedestrian, walked seventeen times E 23m for sale at ,. Morse & Co.'s MI, L«1:1’utha sugars assvcintion, wus seon, and Sharon is gradually pussing away. 'The doe- [Sgecial to the Telegram.) erally known, it is a somowhat curious fact, the white house mokt week. She is not writ- around the course of the rink, Eddie Sails was 87 t f , ¢ . +t we 2 r a d Ta - it I; tulle {It‘d goujdrngfistfirr 3;er 1:1 ur-hlfifutxtie: tors say in; may live “wt-unly-four hours but not \£211.2qu 2\; Luisa; zines! lreflux-ts from £49532? 033133853“: 13903-93113 within the ing a book and ishe will not have, as antici- to sEHate around twenty -sight times and Harry | iA OPERA HOUS! f & | | & onger. His mental fnculties retain their vigor ek ro e effect that the gen- (Y f ars, that Mr. Manning has A pated, a great litérary crowd about herduring Hersey was to ride his bicycle thirty times _ a E mlues would be started at the udwuwu. and all day he hos been giving Anstructions to Pny remains in the same condition as during flrgjld of xriowlng the dead or talking on any the coming socifl season. 'The court circle f around the rink. Tha: race was very closely F. BARDWELL °.. Manager. *** , his heirs and attendants sbout various matters the day. Anis very weak and his death from Subject of that character, It is known that will be, as usual, made up largely of the fami- contested until the last f three 1; 4 G ' ] start up iot'l'rll'lnss. in future. He hus instructed his son and Gen- ©*boustion may only be a matter of e very this same feeling is entertained by several jjes of the cabiné', senatffigfginfiore £3532- Hersey and Saks cofisidevgozéd zeiasznzvgz $y You never Inughlal] Gafore.\ | {Special to the Telegram] al Baits, Ils chief attor . brief timo now prominent people here, who have fo o ; | . ghisl) 'bafore.\ . ~ D. &. Nov. 1. For ine joe? | Al Batug, bis chiuf attorney to arty on tho Rr We lL. closoty am 1 avo for years tive circles, The army and navy will hold the result, Saks lost a skate and had to draw qdav “EA enln 5 fiovenlber &. lake region “glider \figuring: w-uuther westerly gfitiézggifitégBdi‘zfiggjtfs“, igggf‘ilzgifiéuah conn r. smMYTH. linzxidctgglaayufjtg:igeteodf I'lzfltuggmfifi Embe- their own in it I the diplomats will receive out but Hersey remofintegi his bicycle,. made a nd b ; , * ° » nt un- mtorr , . ® f haste in their usuaiattentfon. Such litera eople spurt, and the race between himself and year of the greatesff@omedy success, ¢. 2:11de bbrlsk and hlrgh. diminishing in force, til they are landed in Jail. Ho talks caimily \° \** ** $2,333,532\ Amy“ Insurance leaving the city u under the ciroumstances, will bo here will be received arty fhepwm’ii man was decided to be a tle. ° ' \C 4 ' 1s , ' It - * - * ) Ve 99 , Aces {, af ante }O!&rwzgfibymi‘iflgr £23222 and bravely of his approaching ond, and an- (Rpeeual to theTelegram. BOUNCED ThE COPS. | house, but the prosident will not attempt to [ Tot venn rngsy, « l” E weather, temperature will fall froin 100 to nounces himself rendy for tho dread event. Arsaxy, N. Y., Nov. 7. -John F. Smythis re. Some Philadelphia Policemen Summarily make his administration especially noted for Lf’mgh Valley Railroad. _. k l 0 6 twenty degrees, whid shifting t tl 1 ond fmlm’gdmw rolntives nre at the bad- ported to be coyly pinging for friendship with Eemoved. its brilliant sooi entertainments. 'While in Parties going east, west or south should call \. caries It. Hove. ultol bor . [ y degrees, wild shifting to northwesterly. side exeopt lady Plovence Hosketh, who 1# In hia former Stalwart nssocintes, the Bentloy I [Speotal to the Telegram.] Albany he gavel very few receptiong ang 84 O AYOY® OMC® D10 avenne, before i 0 te & - - + e .- - S rver * » ; - &. inls ot as b \3A 1:11}? 0 fir, egjlunch Shot Himself Through the Head. England, lll __ e ages scl cll c _ crowd, and is said tq be a candidate for ap- ; PamaprrpuiA, Pa.. Nov. 7.-There was a [those he did give, were chiefly affairs at which surchfimfiigeketslglseWher?’ 3159 fe ple 118.76 )y [ _=_Lf ‘i - , , [ligand-l to the Teregram.} W'hat HUIs Plurality Will Be. pointment to his old position as superintendent Zfifiz\; in police circles to-day, and Mayor only men were 134mm“ Such receptions as are | T2225 tbs-ting; 5212513532531??? in? laid? { IPANX OFL NEw Yorgk, Nov. 7. 8. B. Walinsloy, aged [Spectal to the Telegram,} of the insurance apprtment. For success jn three of the captains, Schooler, given will be stfletly democratic, and there: paesengers can leave Elmira, Sunda \ al till; 'r C Ir the‘manaoemeflt‘ifl If Eugene Tomp- sixty, chief clerk of the burenit of elections, New York, Nov. 7.- The Domocratie state {his dirostlon beds reported to rely upon the Bmery and Brown and Detective Gray. He will be no reign any clique or class, d reach Philadel n I Wash: is, also manage? of the Piston theater. shot himself through the head to-day and died committee has now heard definitely from aixty [PONDS existing between Governor HIll and had planned a raid on the gambling saloons inag and reach Philadelphia, Paltimore and Wash- Are Artists d C Vocalists soon afterwards. Overwork in connection equnties of the state. Governor Hill's plurality Buperinteondent MeCali, and the assumed cer- Thalzday night and somebody gave it away, p khMaTo ain Emily rime. 1111155331 zgdhtliztggy 0121311323 F0: is“ into: 1 . f ; L r F for write \ - | with the olection returng at a time when he | js shown to be 11,078. Reports havo also been tainty that the seoure thocon. | 89 the gamblora closed up and fled. 'The dis- ran yo frrived in the city- on Now, 4 ya F. eorge _ 1 mirsed of barged this morning and, was driven at, to his Bartlett, passenger agent, . GRAB IT - cr 39 : was weak from iliness, brought on nervous received from flity-seven counties of the vote firmation by the senate of a Democrat. corsa aro charged with having al- 4 i boul \an ae the nw r _-_ 2 TT 71 C L E 'prostration and dementia? which resulted in for Houtenant-governor. Of theso forty-thrce min coon c lowed gambling to go on in their districts, home in Canton; Considering the distance, »The New Dancing School ~. - $ - o -£ the suicide. y The Chicago Markets. alter boing notified to close the dens, the darkness of the night and the condition of > lof & of q ffisflonq’um BE a patcouny chairs |- TE « are officinl. General Jones's plurality In the (Spretal to the Telegra ory the roads, the ridb must have been a most de- Prof. Pack's school of dancing in Biindy halt fess «11 he 50c.; gallery, bes Reservgd seats, 1 E. uf Two Depots Brzken Into. fifty-seven counties is 11,450, 'The threo coun- CnRicaao, 11; Nov. 7 —W£gntm\d Tholou lightful 0,113 GOC 'was well attended at its op emng last Monday, y morning. reawick, Co.'s beokstore -| [[f ' . [Special to the Telegram.] ties yot to be hogrd from will reduce this plural- guy to.day, bat strong. Januaryaghszxpjgdo New Yoms, Nov. 7.- \fiffiffizm litt] h ___$__,,..____— -- evening. The business of forming a class <one © ‘2 f . - a & # ® 2 » 4.=~ a 6 \aces & 'OTACADENMY. ~- - 1 A33“, Pu\ Nov. 7.-Tho dopot on the 4ty: PUt WM}. Etfltfififlifiwm pt 8736 the lowest price 6f tho day and closed more active to«lay than during the rest of the ~ orn the ersout ang , fimlngdflimt in order but little dancing was in- f g' f Ac Gmcm qunddlwrtherfii Penneylvania {unread Tanimany on Top. at 88%, tho highest. January corn opened at | week, the opening was at It sold at M. J. Cosgrove is the energetit and reliable | 441880 In, ; dag fin a Tllesda N 9 & 10 \ last nine; 'un cistfle , Pa., wore brolfen into . [hp-mm to the Telegram.] 86%, the lowost price of the day, and closed at $1.073¢ and at 11 o'clock was selling at $1.08, agent in the city for the sale of tickets by .the Young and middle-aged men éuflefing from uesd ov. 2 th ght. At Gaines the burglars removed Ngw Yorx, Nov. 7.-Thesuccess of Tammany 37, the highest. Provisions were more active but declined to $1.07% by 1 o'clock.. From this great Inman line‘ of steamers and gives the nervous debility and kindred affections, asioss America's Great Actor, ° ~ $ \30153? {fevem’r‘vmds from the depot and in electing ull its own county ticket and stand- than for some time. Junuary pork oporded at time to thoe closo there was a stendy ad- best of rates to 'all who apply for tickets, | of memory.snd hypochondria, should fnclose . , F RAX drawers tn A; iestfleld they bursted Oneal! ing squ@re by Hill, who it supported in the 29.90, lowest £9.271g highest ©9.45, closing vance to $1.08% and closed at 21.08ig. \****° the ocean ih either direction. | three letter stamps for large iHustratéd pamph- ~ & a . tof» +# T 3 2 P - * «_. . b 4 IBL XI A Y O as no rs, but obtained nothing at either plifee, convention, leaves the \kicking\ County De- #9.42%¢. January lard opened at low. The fecling still continues that much \Go Away -From Home, Ete.\ let Suggesting sure means of cure. Address - strrortid ay money had been left in the safe or depots. mocracy out In the cold and puts Tammany on est $5,975, highest and closing $6.10. higher figures will be reached, but at prosent it A Syracuse paper gravely and ynblushingly | World's Dispensary Medical | 001mm, Buf- ~- ~- top. It will hereafter boe recognized as the -- 4<Greo - looks ns if the big holders h » T o. Pr. olders had unload Eimi ; fill [SS KATHRYN KIDDER' mrfffia’fi; fifffizzgfiznfi or regular Democratic organization of New York Jones, of Binghamton. that thero may bee a further decline baffle) $326 laine. sipheoon rdhier ah \To have bis r NF . ah 0 & Wilson's popular g -\~ romantic drama ' Rocazster N. Y., Nov. 7.--Two more boys CY» {Special to the Telegram. take hold again and force prices up. * tlo ana here dulte (\C \\C \ ciifg buy until you' see. 0m“ 395 9mm tey '- o nd ro is , N. Y., Nov. 7, A G# Naw Your, Nov, to the goneral stow one and that is quite sufficient. worth $700.. Brorurk MASMY f eny 3 ve escaped from the Westorn house of Brigadier Goneral Jewett to Resign. surprise, Jones, of Binghamton, runs ahead of Crnd!dates for Temporary Ohairmansht etre a * - 3 as OsR D HZ G! K.\ refuge and up to noon no trace of them has [Special to the Telegram. . Carr in this city, and his (Joncé's) Inrall f * [Special to the Telegranuy P. (- Barber Wanted. © ®. ¥ has just concluded <A C. been found. They are James O'Neil, of Cam-: Burraro, N. Y., Nov. 7.-Brigadler Goneral ¥ ;, P} ty in Amnpaxty, N. Y. Nov ~Edwml L. Pitts, A first-class, steady workman, also ian SP\ New E 1 saccougful soasqh the state will be something handsome, Th > \2292 g tts, M ew Eng andra ge, hes iamshedmge o venty-0n6 porfor I bridge, W ding t ighth bri g » e rentice boy, is wented by \C. C,. B.,\ Bin 'the prose and od NCW £00%, gD ge, Washington county, and William Wat- Jewett, commanding tho eighth brigado, Nt grangere largely voted for Jones Albert C, Corhit ck B. Low aud J.}? ? rier PBE\ | the city, at C, W. + nip eof ay 1-3fo co the son, of Utica. They wets colivicted of petit tional Guard, will resign \December 7. Press i . Bloat rim“ Ektton with | hamton, N. Y 54111388 immediately; * | street. © icuilars of sale of seats a=: ounce} hereafter hrceny. of private harness: iz Ego/rams. Bacs for sale, H. Jommmn. } A4 thwteinpdfitryék iii; swam. : ' Buy flu;- 554“ \a - +o yoy 6 ither C 3 6 U» 20s. ¢ ' i , 2 - - a 3 £. ¢ aio + Bx man was asked what causes,in bis opinion, led ing on the part of the independents to domon- ! company, and Lakeshore Ol company. The especially pleased that ha is left now no de- their mantle of sorrow. 'Fhere are none of the the whole villago to turn in and search for the apled a white object floating in the water. A it can control the politics of this municipality, the management for a number of years, he compressers, causing a general suspension of who were loading cotton barges for Mal- commerce for the past four days, had at last . In compli- -
