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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-10
CINCINNATI, October 9.-The Liberals

CINCINNATI, October 9.-The Liberals
have majority in this (Hamilton)
county averaging $500. The greatest
majority is that of Green, for Judge OF
the Supreme Court, which is S709,
gain otsover the vote for Governor, of
9559. Eusu raL.A -.r.' G.
!, COLUMBUS, o., October 9.-Tbe Dem
ocratic State Central Committee con-
cede the election of the Republican
State ticket bv majority ranging from
1000 to 10000. All the Republican
Congressmen are probably elected
throughout the State, with the exception
ofthe First and Second Districts, though
one or two others are still in doubt.
- The Liberals and Democrats have
gained three members OF Congress-
Sayler, Dodds and Banning-all in
Hamilton county The Liberals have
gained over 1000 in Franklin county.
CINCINNATI, October 9-Saudusky
county gives Democratic majority on
the Sta,e ticket OF As. Storms ma
jority for Congress is 40, Republican
gaiu OF III.
Jackson county-Republican ma
jOrity $50, Republican gain OF 400.
Fulton county-Repubican majority
900, Republican gain of 249.
Hnron county-Republican majority
Of 205, a Democratic gain Of 1870.
Mercer county-Republican majority
4i4. Republican gain OF -
Van Vert county-Republican ma
joriry 53, Republican gain Of ii.
Favette county-Republican major.
ity, tut the Democrats have a gain of
- Smith, Republican, for Congress
runs - votes ahead OF State ticket
Darke county-Republcan gam of
more than $40.
Muskingum county gives small
Republican majority, holds the State
ticket and elects the entire county
ticket the first time in many years.
>prague, Republican candidate for Con-
greSs. runs Is behind the State ticket.
Athens county, Republican majority
Of ahout 1900, Il Republican gain of
about 22.
Knox county, Democratic majority
about 500, Democratic gain of $50.
The Democrati: candidate for Con-
gresi has 800 IN joriy in Morgan coun.
ty.
Robson, Republican, runs well in the
other counties.
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scenes at he Communist IN ecutiOns

D.: .o,l .Lo
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"a announced hy cable lew days
,urr.
Tls ro,,.. ~ ,Ls mo, wara I,I;ve
-.
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rtci1, n Tue assassination ol the ArcH-
40? % Paris, and condemned to
I~,ti ON the 25fh of Nav last: Deni-
,-a. of.oma2I raor, ssntapced
,aT 80 .;
0' '"" '''n % 'Hhe 'aS' 'or "S'aSS'"'
HHs N'r 'onte de hesutort' and De-
.cnamp-, . wear, OF age, who, on the
I,,a ~ Nav wa. ordered to he shot for
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do,,'I "'S' 'Te "h 'or'unale men eHh,o'VG
.ra,, ','""'T - surprise "heh a"aheheu
nnn.InI 5'.Fl' sIeep ana in:or'ned that 'helI
rn.,. -f' ..', ~ Co"'e' ihey soon recoNeieu @
,L.;. possession however anu spent
yk.o.' .'I' 'eN minutes IN prison IN f"!o
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by yo.i."c was taHen rom nun
" ,,' ,aT VI i" oInc'ai. A'Inoush ue"u,
firm rS,,, .,., ,me W men all walked WIN q
,;c..,F "",' tesol".e y 'acea 'ne tnlee
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structures alone something like t40.-
100000 have been expended. The pop.
ulation, go far from having diminished.
has increased at least $4,000 soalA
sill self-supporting aud reproductive.
Work is plenty, wages reasonably high.
and employers in good humor. The
Palmer House, the Pacific, the Gard
ner, the Sherman, the Tremout the
Matheson, the Briggs. the Clareudou.
Andefson's European, the Houo,e. the
Oriental, Woodrufs, g, the Clifton. Viii.
son and Waughops, Burkes Euro
peau, and all the other hotels Of the
city have been rebuilt and 10 .
style Tar SURPRISING their former pro-
portions. 0t the thesters, MsVickefs.
Aiken's, Hooley's opera house, Ny
er's opera house. the Academy ot
Music, Halsted street opera house.
and Nixon's smphitheslre. are oil
completed or nearly so. Thirteen new
churches have taken the places OF
those destroyed. Five new grain
elevators, with largely increased capa-
city, have been constructed. Hundreds
Of the most elegant aud substantial
business blocks have heen reared 10 the
heart Of the city, and within another
wear almost all traces ot the great con.
fagration will have disappeared.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, October 9-Hon. Henry
C. Demine, formerly member Of Con-
gress from this district, and at the time
OF his ieath Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue here, died suddenly this morn
ing OF apoplexy. He graduated al
Harvard in 1915, has been several
times a member Of the State Legisls.
ture, Mayor of Hartford, Colonel OF the
Twelfth Connecticut Veterans and
Mayor Of New Orleans during por-
ton of the war. He wss 6fty-seyen
years Of age
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PRCSSI 1.
Count NOu Arnini.

BERLIN, October 9.-lt is again an
nounced that owing to his disagreeable
reception in France, Count Won Armin,
Prussian Embasssdor to Pars, will not
return to that city. 1t is also stated
that no appointment will be made 10 the
Prussian Embassy at Paris and that
GerWaay will hereafter be Represented
in that city by a Consul only.
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1t'hrc,i&0 2ea'ater.
THE EI.s.tIfONS.

~, lection news this morning is
n,cb more encouraging than that
,.,srjay The Radical majority in
p,opNlvopis is said to reach $4,000;
M:o . dong better, the majority there
Lin, comparatively small and the
= nm,c-s!s having made some impor-
,, ,s;ns and it seems probable that
u.xps,rSs has been elected Governor
rolsns In the latter State the re-
49,, :. sill in doubt A total vote OF
.,bsrS $4,000 has been polled, but
.r,, Il .e.,imentis so evenly balanced
the difference between the parties
.o2bablv less than 5000. The Re-
.,,rca,. will have majority in the
,.r.l,ru-e OF Indiana, thus securing
election OF Senator MoRroN.
The ,e.ut o' the voting in Pennsyl-
.,o,o sr,l continues TO be the theme of
,.,rrsl comment. 1t has disappointed
.,r,.. everybody, and is SO utterly at
.s,,r,. with the shrewdest calcula-
.,,. that could be made that there are
many l.ftrsnt explanations offered to
....,nftr lI&RrRAHFr'S majority. 1t
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ST. LOUIS.
Stabbed.

ST. LOUIS, October 81. Milton
Turner, colored Minister to Liberia,
was stabbed this morning by George B.
Wedley, colored The wound will pro
baby prove fatal. The trouble arose
from a political discussion. Wedley
WAS arrested.
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CINSISNAEf.
Railroad Accident.

CIxClSSArI, October about SIX
o'clock this mornisg an express train ON
the Ohio AMI Mississippi railroad ran
over a man, who was standing on the
track, near Anderson, killing him in
stan,ly. His name was Henry Sham
baugh.
The suburb OF Woodburn yesterday
voted on the subject OF annexation to
the city, with the following result For
annexation, 80; against, -.
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JERSEY CITY.
indictments Fouod.

JsRsFY CITY, October 9.--The Grand
Jprv Of Hudson county found true bills
asaipst Chief OF Police McWllliams
and Doyle tor completely in the Hobo
ken bank robbery. They will be rear
rested il Is stated. The evidence against
both is conclusive.
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TIE World pablpRss 8 sensation
s,ory about the manufacture OF dia-
monds, at foundry in Brooklyn. BY .
combination OF various chemicals. The
author Of the story says fifteen hundred
pounds Of diamonds have been made.
and halt OF them have been soId for
s2l,OO000 The story has an icthyo-
logical appes rance. Iae;ar1h Gaxsfts.
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BOSTON.

q Bosrox, October "a special dis
match to the Boston Globe from Cbatta-
nooea, Tennessee, says that the Ala.
hama and Chattanooga railroad Is all
r;ght.. and that trains will commence to
run regularly to- morrow
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CORRESPONDENT lnIs morning speaks
d the plh,it4l record of the Secretary
a' rb- ~;rtjyht-out Convention" 1t
.lAOGg,t ,bat several other members
O.. ,,,t Convention ard several OF the
--rio-- nominate could a. lily afford
~ -y,miaation iuto tHeir claims to be
,u,li~rrh original, consistent, simon
.1rr -rrIg ,t-ou., Je.rer4 ,ni.n Demo
-
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ENGLAND.
The Geneva AwaEIl.

LONDON, October 9.-The Cabinet
Council called for this week by Mr.
Gladstone will probably discuss the
award Of the Geneva rr rbunal.
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WE brlev. tina. last Tuesday was
.ar ia, :teI hv 'Le.itIm'st' and
"lr Ir1'Fl.ors" ,or holding an election
Of uhi;rrs in thia Stale. Every body
Va. - mach interested in our neigh.
hsrs that Iome affairs were forgotten.
"a any5nN tell VINO were selected to
.rsi th- "DoRR rebellion -
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HERE Is an extrsc: we clipped out Of
one OF the Introductory chapters Of a
thrilling tale in New York paper.
1t is good: "She went to the centre
table, where, amid albums, ANNALS,
and the New York Sickiy. lay copy
OF the Holy Bible, aud taking up the
newspaper, began to read. Tfs4sviik
Prsss.
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The PnhlIc Debt

ofthe United States during the past
forty-tbree months has been reduced
over three hundred aud fifty-eigbt nil
lion dollars.
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Gaubetfa.

Gambetta has addressed a communi-
cation TO Theirs soliciting an audience
for the purpose Of granting him an OPP
portunity for declaring himself a sup
porter OF Thrers.
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Gambetta's Speeches Cond emned.

President Theirs has addressed note
to NJ. Gambetta, in which he condemns
the violent and revolutionary action Of
the speeches made by the latter at
Grenoble and other cities, during his late
provincial tour. NJ. Theirs considers
these agitatiors as injurious to the in
teresis and destructive OF the harmony
OF the community. NJ. Thiers has been
advised TO constitute the French Colonies
a Republic similar to France, and to
provide for their government On the
same principle as in France. This
project will probably be laid before the
Assembly at an early day.
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FOR EIGN.
FIR tSt r..
4 me- u.

PARIS, October "a dnel took place
at Chantiily ves'eri ', between Alex.
Girardin and Albin, Of the Figaro. The
affair arose out o' an article written by
Albin and published in the Figaro re-
flecting upon the character Of Girariin.
The duel was unattended by serious re-
splts
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The Indiana Election.

Private dispatches received here this
morning claim Indiana for the Repub-
licans and the defeat Of William +.
Niblack, the Democratic candidate for
Congressman in the First lHdaua Dis
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Tiustby seed.

$50 30 ssgsa.Ls IL. ,.o.Iy.S fHSISE s, TIMOTHY
sspll Liza. DAvRNroz1 4 RARKA
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WASHINGTON.
Health Ofthe President.

WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Pres
dent was suffering yesterday from chilIs
and fever. He is much improved this
morning and is in constant receipt OF
telegralns rom all parts
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The HralTs Richmond, Virginia,
dispatch has letter from OConor to
James Lyons. OF that city, dated Sep
tember 80, in which O'Conor saws tina.
he has not indicated any alteration in
his resolve not to be a candidate, IS set
forth in his communication TO the
Louisville Convention.
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JAMES F.. GREENE.

Efforts have been and are now being made
by a dtminutive specimen of humanity, an IN
divldual who, from bis size, notwithstanding
and venomous spirit, reminds US OF ''Quilp,'
to lpjure the above named citizen In the estl-
of bis countrymen in this city. MI.
Greene Is a native of Ireland; he has resldeo
in the South for a quarter of a century, and
served faithfully In the Confederate naVy our
ing the late war. AS q member OIL tne Clty
Council, commissioner of the Almshouse ana
Orphanhouse, he proved himself to be a faitn'
full guardian of the city of his adoption.
Elected as one Of the supervisors of the High
School, he resigned, aud succeeded IN naVine
the Hon. George 8. Bryan substituted IN nis
stead. AS chairman OF the committee on tne
Fire Department, he was the warm advocate
of every measure that looked towards the
promotion OF Its zeal and efficiency. BE was
one of the Jurors In the United States courl
during the Ku-Klu1 trials In this city, ana
were 1t not for the manly stand taken by him.
other innocent men would have been con
vlcted. He Is well qualified for the duties o!
the Office of legislator, and will be elected
despite the cowardly efforts Of the miserable
drug Of a politician who has In vain endeaV'
ored to blacken his character. Vote for Hop'
sons Choice
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The positions OF county commissioners 10
be filed by the people Of Charleston to-day
are perhaps more practically and imme'
diately important to our citizens than any
other Offices 10 the gift of the people. on
the Bowen ticket there are nominated for
county commissioners Michael Mclaughlin,
the central figure 10 the present county
ring, and W. a.. Thompson and John DO
mum, two plant and ignorants negroes. The
Mackeyites have nominated Messrs. George l.
Cunningham, L. Dunneman and William G.
Fields. Messrs. Cunningham and Dunneman
are gentleman who are too well known IN thl6
community to need any commentator from
THE NEWS. They are large property holders,
good business men, and men of unquestioned
integrity. VIM. G. Fields Is as Intelligent,
we'll informed and courteous acolored maj as
there Is In the city, and will honestly and In.
diligently perform his share of the duties OF
the office. Meesrs. Cunningham, Dunneman
and Fields are the candidates whose names
are borne on the Hobson's Choice ticket, and
we think that no one can hesitate for a mo.
ment to infinitely prefer them as county ON
GERS to the trio of i%ncompetents on the In.
famous Bowen ticket. Vote f0r Hopson'a
Choice, -
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TIE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS.

The Daily Bulletin, OF Monday, October
l4th. says:
There Is little If any change to notice in
fruits. We quote: Apples-fall pippins, prime,
50 25a2 so; Detroit reds, 50 25a2 so; York pip
pins, 81 25a2 go; twenty ounce, 50 25a2 so;
greetings, 75ca$l So; river stock, all varieties,
75ca$I rs; and Jersey, in bulk, 75asl rs per
Dbl. Pesrs-No. !, per bbl, sl2al5; do. No. 2,
$9al2; Flemish beauty, per bbl, $6al2; Louise
Bonnie of Jersey, $9al2; VirRalieu, $9al2;
Sickle, sl2a20; Vicar of Wakefield, $6a7, and
cooking, $3a6 per Dbl. Quinces-$6s7 for
apple, .end $5a6 for pear. Grapes-Concord,
per ID, sa9c; Isabella, do, 7aSc; Delaware, do,
s4lOc; Calawba, do. 9alOc. Cranberrles-
prime, per crate, So So; do, fair to good,
81 75s3 rs.
Common potatoes continue steady. Sweets
are dull and heavy. aud we again reduce our
quotations on Virginias. We quote as follows:
Peachblows, $2a2 rs; Early Rose at 81 5Oa2,
and Early Goodrich and Jackson whites 81 25a
l so. Sweets 81 50a2 rs per Dbl for Virginia
and 50 75aS 90 ior Delaware. We quote: Vege.
tables: Green core, $la1 rs per 100. Red
onions, per Dbl, 81 60a3; do. yellow 81 50a3;
do. Connecticut white, $4a4 so per Dbl.
Squash, marrowtat, per Dbl, 81. New tur-
nips, 50 per Dbl. Cabbages, seas per
100. Bpets, Jersey, 81 so. Tomatoes, 60a70c
per basket. Egg plant, $5a6 per loo.
I lima beans, S. per bag; do. shelled $40
per bushel. Carrots, per Dbl, s2a2 rs. Celery,
81 rs per dozen. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
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THE REASONS WIZ.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
As 3 conservative citizen I desire to give
you a lew reasons why / shall vote for E. ".
II. Mackey for sheriff of this county.
First. Whilst Bowen, as is we'll known, has
been convicted of various crimes, Mr.. Mackey
has never been even accused or charged with
either derellction of duty or malfeasance In
office.
Second. Since his election he has retained
as hls chief clerk Mr.. W. B. Dingle, a gentle
man well and f~avorably known In this com
munity, and If elected will continue him in the
same position, whilst Bowen has frequently
announced on the stump his determination, If
elected, to remove Mr.. Dlngle and appoint
one of his W kidney.
Third. Last winter, whilst, the Ku-Klux
were imprisoned here, Mr.. Mackey did all in
his power to make them as comfortable as
possible and lessen the rigors of prison life.
The above reasons, 1 think, are ample to
cause all Conservatlv es to vote for him.
CONSERVATIVE.
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Markets by Telegraph.
HONluY MARKETS.

~
LONDON, October Is.
N~oon.-oonsols ok. Elves ssK.
NEW YORK, October TO-.
Eoon.-Freights steady. Stocks easier. Golo
steady at Tx. Money easy at 8. E4cnanse
long SKI shuit 10h. Governments very quiet
State bonds dull but strong. ,,v ,or
Evenlng.-Money very easy during tae uay wsa
call loans, and closed &C 4 to b. ExcasnsSS ,msr
weaker 10 the morning, but closed Wtin ne dsy
feeiing at SX to sk. Gold steady during Lne s ~
at from 12x to l2T. South oaroins
new rs; April and October %.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 40, q
Noou,-Cotton opened stroSg u Is s. afstr
1oXd: sales yesterday reso1ee 9h inst,. since
cIose. Rombay shipments 10 Inv
last report $500 bRltn. ,o,oa II. 600: speculation
Lster.-Cotton strong; saieS i',U O%s' fnr October
and EXPORT, 1000; sales ol ~ October and No.
and November shd; orleane
ning.-oo'" NEW YORK. october Is.
1,on Cotton quiet; sales l4l7 bales; uplands
l9Hc; OrleaI ,,oitnn closed easier at 1880 for
.i EyGn nplsnds and COX for Orleans; sales 2lss
saIeS. Mt receipts to day SO bales; gross 1907;
o DaleS n futures II, 300 bales, as follows; octooer,
= g 70 IL 10: November, Is 9.l6, IL ll-l6i
iSI isH: January. 10, l9H; February, lsH, ls1;
March, 20 LIE, 2OH; April, 2OH.
Cotton firm; middling 1eHc; net reeeipS o ado
bales; gross sss; exports coastwise auo' saieS 's0'
ias' evening Inv SAVANNAH, October is.
Cotton In fair demand; middling lSHslSAc;
net receipts 1852 bales; exports TO Great BRITAIN
SEQ; sales 2o5l; stock 4o,671.
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

s1Eaf
eanuel Evans, applied for lodgings, dis.
charged. William Allen, drunk and disorder
". I've dollars. Samuel Glbbes, found with
stolen cotton, dismissed. James Ellie and
Edward Burns, dIsorderly and fighting, fifty
cents or ten days. Jack Robertson, drunk
and diBorderly, n dollar. Edward Mag
wood, drunk and respass, thirty days James
Costello, applied for lodging, discharged.
lmna Green, drunk and disorderly, Two dol
33sfs or twent. days. John Quarry, disorderly,
two dollars and a peace bond. Henry B.
6nspperd, trespass, one dollar. Edward Bay,
disordsrly aud fighting, FIVE dollars or thirty
days. Isaac Wise, stealing cotton, thirty
days. a COW and q goat, at large, one dollar
each. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
United States District Court.
In the United States District Court, held by
Judge Bryan yesterday, the following business
wa transacted:
John Schmidt Of the Free City Of Hamburg,
was made and declared q citizen of the United
Z States.
I'm re Edwin B. White. The judge approved
OF the appointment Of Columbus o. Trumbo as
assignee.
Il the case of the United States against
forty boxes of manufactured tobacco, marked
G. Follin, Charleston, s. c., Information for
violation OF internal revenue laws, the jury
found q verdict for the claimant, and upon
motionetM. P. 0'Connor, Esq, the property
restored to hlm. Vote for Hobson's
Choice!
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sWohK1NaNEN, do you want your rights pro.
tectedf Vote for Hobson's Choice.

CoLIreE OF CHARLEsroN.-At the annual
meeting of the trustees Of the College of
Charleston, held on the l4th, the following
Officers were elected to serve tor the ensuing
year: Henry D. Lesesne, president; VIM. D.;
Porter, Vice.presidenl; Jacob, Whitman, Sec
feeary and treasurer. Standing Committee
HI. Lesesne, VIM. D. Porter, the Mayor ex
oncio, Daniel Ravenel and Rev. C. C. Pinek-
ney. Committee on the Library-A. J. White.
George Buist and William Uferhardt. Com
mittee on the Museun-H. D. Lesesne, N. R.
Middleton, A. J. White, George Buist and
We. uferhardt. Vote for Hobson's Choice.