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soldiers Reunion.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct l3.-Thc soldier :
reunion of Tomorrow and Friday prom
ises to be ALI immense success, and active
preparations are being made 10 give the
"bovs generous reception on their ar.
rival in the city. Orders have been issued
from Washington instructlng the COM
manding officer OF the indianapolis ar.
scnal toturn over certain ordnance stores
to General Foster, to be used on the
morrow. Tine orphans Of the Soldiers
Home, at Knightstown, will participate
in the parade on Friday. Assistant Quar-
tcrmasier-Generai Ekin has written
a letter accepting an invitation to be
present. \ number of distinguished
army officers are expected to be present.
III, Republicans hold n ajoiliication meet
ing tonight over the Ohio election.
Every part of the State will be repre-
,cntcd. Tcrrc Haute will send large
number Of soldiers and all her bands and
four from outside towns. Putnam county
viii send 1900; Lafayette sends all SOL
diers free with $1,000 to bear their eX-
penses; Columbus, Indiana, sends IL car
loads; Morgan county, Hendricks and
Franklin, Indiana, send aregiment each;
Charlottesville, Lebanon and other
towns will be fully represented.
The indianapolis Joumai, daily and
weekly, wa, sold to-day to Hon. +. B..
Martlndale and Col. W. T. Holloway, Of
this city, the formers leading citizen and
lawyer, and the latter formerly sole pro-
prictor OF the paper and now postmaster.
The sale only include, the paper, exrlu-
s!ve OF Job printing and real estate. They
tool, recession tonight +. W. Hallord
resumes the position OF managing editor.
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National Noman's Congress.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, October l3.-The
National Woman's Congress assembled
in the " citing Opera House to-day.
The attendance is not rs large rs AT
Chicago last year, although there WAS II
number of prominent women present,
among them Professor Maria Mitchell,
Julia Ward Howe, Rev. Phebc HarTa-
ford. Miss Louisa Alcott and Mrs.
Liyermvre. All professions are
fairly represented. In the morning
executive session was held, from which
all persons not members were excluded.
At the afternoon session Professor Maria
Mitchell delivered the annual address.
Mrs. Ednah Cheney read paper on
WOman's Work in the School, and
Mrs Antoinettc Blackwell Brown spoke
on "Womaus Work at Home 1T the
evening session Mrs Phebo Hanna
ford addressed the Congress on
statistics OF "Womcn's Ministry fol-
lowed by Mary Eastman Tewkesbury, of
Massachusetts. on the "Educational In.
tcrc,ts of the Country The audiences
attending all the sessions were large.
The congress will continue Thursday
and Friday.
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The American mind j, active. II hs.
given q, books OF fiction for the s"ntI-
mcutalist, learned books for the scholar
and professional student, but fear boyh'
for tie proDl>. \ book for the pcoy.e
must be relate to subject Of uuIv"r-H,
interest, Such n subject !, the physIca.
man. and such n book "TmE People. 3
CoNNoS SENsE MEDICAL ADVISER -
copy of which has been recently laid on
our table. The high professional attain
mcnts ol It's author-Dr. K. '. PIERCE.
Of Builaio New Iork,-and the adyan-
tages derived By him from an cXtensiy"
practice. should alone insure for his work
a cordial reception But these arc not
the m5rits for which It claim, our at-
tentIon. The author i man Of The prOpi,.
lie sympathizcs with them in all their
affections, efforts, and attaInmcnts. He
pcrccives their want kyIOurgsdgr ot
Mcnsrircs-an believing that AL truth
should be madcas universal a. Gods own
sunlight, from thi, fund Of learning and
experience be has produced n work IN
which he gives them the benefits Of hi-
labors. Ia il ho considers man in every
phase Of his existence, from the moment
he rmerg-s "frOm ray!c-s atom, too
dimInutiye for the sight until he gradU-
ally evolves TO the mAtuIi Y Of tho,e
CG,Srj0us Poi0cr,, the exercise of which
funlshc, subjective cvdeEc. Of or in
mortality" Proceeding upon the Theory
that every fact of mird has physical
aateccdrnt he has given an admirable
treatise on CercDea Physiology. and
shown the bearings Of the facts thus g.
tsblishnd upon individual and social wei
fare The suthor believes with Spencer,
that "a, vigorous health aud is accom-.
uanying high spirits Are largn- elements
OF happiness than any other things what
oyer. the teaching how 10 MAINTAIN them
is q tegching that yields 10 no other what
over. and accordingly has introduced MI
offensive discussion OF the methods by
which we rcay preserve the integrity oI
the sy.tem aud otttimes prevent the onset
oc disease. Domestic Remedics-tEeir
preparation, uses, and ciiccts-iorm a
prominent feature Of the work. The
hvgienie treatment, or nursing Of the
81, K, is al important subject, and receives
attention commensurate with its Impor-
tance. Nearly all the diseases TO which
flesh i heir are described, their symp-
toms and causes explained, and proper
domestic treatment suggested. To recip.
roca,e the many fayors bestowed upon
him bv generous public, the author
offers his book at price $3.50 little eY-
ceeding the cost Of publication. Our
readers can obtain the practical and val
liable work by addressing the author
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NO.. "a.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. October l3.-Cotton-
Firm at l49l4tc, futures closed fairly
steady; October IA l-l6@l4 3-32c; No.
vember 1898 2l-32c; December
lS 9-l6c; January l3:@l3 2l-32c; Feb.
uary l3 1890 I3!c; March l4Gl4 l-32c;
April IA 3lG@l4 7-32c; May l4:lg
II 7.l6c. FlOur-Dull; receipts l5,OOO
barrels s;.super. westernand State s. 100
SO; common to good Sj 50G6 90; good
to choice s. 0j@6 so; white wheat extra
So SOFAS 80; extra Ohio So 70Gs 80; St.
Louis So 9O(09 %. Rye Flour-Un-
changed. Corn Meal-Frm at 50 45l6
3 95. Wheat-Dull; receipts 35l, 900
bushels; rejected spring 9jcdSl o.; No
= Chicago spring 81 o.; No 3 Milwaukee
81 l4Gl Is, No. = and mixed 81 -;
winter red western sound new and old
81 2O@l ~. Rye-Quiet at zoe. Barley
"A fair business at 81 25GGl %. Malt
Firm at 3jc. Corn-Lower; receipts
l6S,000 bushels; western mixed, steam
70!@72; do sail 72!@73c Oats-Heayy
and lower; receipts $1,000 bushels; wcs-
tern mixed 4j@ i9c; new nixed and white
8S@4jc. Hay-Unchanged. Hops
Firm; yearling sdl2c CoiIee-Firm al
l9@224c. Sugar-Firm; fair to good re-
ining 7i@Sci prime Ssc. Molssses-Fair
inquiry. Rce-Steady. Petroleum.
Unsettled; crude 6sc; refined l4B@l4tc;
cases ls@lS!c. Rosin-Firm at 81 7OCI
l IS. Wool-Steady; pulled 27G 46c;
unwashed l2@32. Pork-Dull at 23Cy
23ic. Beef-Quiet and unchanged. Cut
Meats-Quieti mIdddles tirmer; city long
clear l0ic. Lard-Heayy at l4cy
IA l-lG. Butter-Heavy; western loo
25c. Cheese-Firm at G!@,l2Ic. Whisky
Quiet at 81 III
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October "a Flour -
Dali: western family s. OO@7 90; other
GRADES unchanged. " hcat-pUi.; west.
rrn amber nominal; NO . western red
81 &GMI IS; Pennsylvania red 81 %
al %. Corn-Firm, but quiet; western
mixed 7O@70!c. Oals-DuIiand steady;
western white ijc, iGc; mixed llm iic.
Ryc-Quiet and steady 4: 75cl sc.
Hav-Quict and steady; Maryland and
Pennsylvania timothy So O0"2i %.
Provi,ions-Quie: aud heavy Pork
Firm at $25 5Om2l 90. Bulk Meats
Nominal; shoulders 95@l0c; clear rib
I3;c loose; bocon shoulders lOlc; clear
rib l4.@I5c; hams lj!@ l6c. Lard
steady: refined li."li;. Petroleum
Nominally unchanged. Butter-Firm;
Western extras SOC; Gr,ts 25a27c. Cot
foa-Quiet but arm; Rio carsoe9 l'.@
2llr; job5iug l9!@ 22i. Wh.sSy--D"I
and u.avy st II I1orl ~
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Tcrro nautc Trotting AssocIation

TRRRE HAUTE, October l3-Terre
Hautc Trotting Association-Second
day.
The weather being finer aInuch larger
number of people were present, including
many ladies. There wsre two trotting
races 2:30 class and 2:45 class, for purses
of s27O each. There were nine entries
In the first heat, with three 10 stand.
The fourth heat was declared no heat by
the Judges. although Tom Britton, a To-
lcIo horse, had taken three straight
heats. As 1t was evident that Gen. Mac
had been pulled, a new driver WAS de.
maudcG bat not granted, and after rep
rimAnd General Mac took the next heats,
As he had won the first this gave hlm
the race. Fearnaught. Jr., formerly Dick,
was shut out on account Of running. The
Judges decided all the pools and bets on
this race oil.
Summary-Gencral Mac, |, ,, ., ., l.,
/; Tom Britton, :, |, l, |, =. ,; Fear
naught, Jr., ;, 3, 8, 3, ,, 3. Time 2:32,
30 2:354, 2:ili, 2:4o, 2:+O.
In the 10th trot there were nine en-
tries. four to start. There were five
heats. Warrior, an indianapolis horse,
winning the race.
Summary-Warrior, 3, |, /, ., |; Cap
tain Jack |, =, ,, |, :; S.iota Belle, =, T.,
>. 3. 3; Tom Gardner, 4, 5, distanced. E.
Time 2:&i3, 2.3@, 2:@3, 2:324, 2:@3!.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October l3.-Flour-Dc.
mand fair and market firm. Wheat
Quiet and weak; No. . Chicago spring
81 O93m 81 10 spot; 81 O93 seller Octooe
sales at 81 0GiG5l OSs seller November
closed n 81 0i3(Gl O1l seller November;
No. 81 ~; No. 9I!m95!; rejected
Sjc. Corn-Steady; No. jG!GI 5G:c
spot; 56.c bid seller October; 53;c seller
November; rejected 56!@ jGsc. Oats
Dull No. > &2!c spct; 32tc bid seller
November; 81 :c bid seller year Rye
Quiet and firm at 9G!c spot; 9j!c seller
October 93ic seller November. Barley
Firm and unchanged Lard-Firn at
$l3 80 spot; $l3 3jml3 81! seller Octo.
Der; Pork-Dull at S23 OOtd23 80 spot;
~ 20 seller October; Sl9 % seller year
Bulk Mcats-Steady at j@sjml2!cy
GJl3ic. WhiNky-$l II.
On call -Wheat-Frmcr at
81 Ogirrl 10 settler October; II OSidy
Ost seller November. Corn Easy at
5G3c seller October; j3;c seller Novem.
Der, Outs-Stcady at 33!c seller Octo-
Der. Pork-Easyat $22 C5m22 20 seller
October. Lard-Firmcr at Sl34O.
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IOWA.

The Republican majority has been
considerably increased all over the State
The majority for Kirkwood, it is believ,
ed, will reach 10000.
DEs MONIES, October l3.-The official
vote in this Polk county gives Re
publican majority of S9S. The Republi'
can county ticket is elected, with one ex-
ception, by majorities ranging from 679
for sheriff to Psi for auditor. The Dem
ocrats have elected the treasurer by 373
majority: The.special dispatches recely-
ed by the State Register up to this hour
do not change materially the estimate
by the editor Of the Register, from dis
patches received at two o'clock this
morning. The fuller and later dispatches
confirm the estimate made then Of 81, 900
Republican majority on the STATE ticket,
and about thirty majority on joint ballot
ir the legislature.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East LIBERTY, October l5.-Cuttlc-
Receipts to-day ZIG head, Of which y
cars were through stock, and the balance
for sale here, making $50 head tor tho
past two day'. The supply is still light,
and there Is only II very few good lots
of the quality OF medium to common and
stockers. Prices are much the same n,
yesterday, with no perccptible change.
IIog5-R"ceipt, to-day 2,9lj head
making 4'3ij head for thctwo days past;
YorkcrsS7 9O@s Is; Philadclphias = 80
m9 10,
Shcep-Rcceipt, to-day 400 head,
making 5000 head for the two days; sell
.ng At - OONll 30.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. October l3.-Flour-Quiet
and uncnanged. Wheat-Dull and iow-
Or. 10. ! white Wabash $l,33i No. 3 do
- 22.: No. white Michigan 81 %;
Eo. > 80 y l6: extra 81 3d. amber
Michigan Sl23. Corn--Du.l and lower;
him mixed 62tc; seller October G2i se'-
Ir- November Gle; new seller year SOC;
no grade 6O;c. Oau-QuIet; white 42c;
rcjeStel slc.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, October b. Completed re-
turns come in very slowly. Enough,
however, is known that the estimated
Republican majority 100000 is none
too low. Douglass county goes strongly
Republican, except in the case of Sheriff,
where the Republican candidate was
elected by only II votes, and Colonel
James ". Savage, Democrat, for Dis.
trict Judge, whose majority is 42l. The
New Constitution has doubtless been car
ricd by very large majority. 1t is not
expected that anything like Il complete
statement can be rendered before Satur-
day.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
ELECTION IN BELMONT
A Victory there at all Events
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., October Is.

ST. CLATRsvILLE, o., October II.
Special dispatch to the Register.
We have not got the official vote OF
Belmont county yet, but the result is
about us follows:
Democratic majority on State ticket
about 80. The Democrats elect Kelly
for Treasurer by about 500 majority;
Stump for Auditor, about 500; Potts for
Commissioner 400 majority; Parkinson
for Infrmary Director 1000 majority
Pyle, Representative about Is majority.
The Republicans elect Carol, Probate
Judge by about 100 majority; Kennon,
Prosecutor $50 majority; Bundy, Repre-
sentative by small majority. The
Surveyor Is still in doubt.
G. y. GAUMER.
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RArLEoAD BoEDs-Firm in late after.
noon dealings; Chicago, Burlington ana
Quincy srycns advanced to 1863; Union
Pacific frsts to 1929 and land grants to
9S4.
SrocK<-Opcncd quiet ard then de-
clined iC,l! per cent in the general list.
Northwestern fell of from 35l to 3I2;
preferred from 40 to 49,; Western Union
from IS to AT; Lake shore from So. to
52Y; st. Paul from 32f to 3l3; Pacific
Mail from 36t to 35j, and Union Pacific
from 81 to G6!. Missouri Pacific opened
at 1T and sold up to l53. There was II
firm undertoEe to the speculations on
railway and miscellancou, shares late in
the day, and prices generally advanced ur-
der purchases to cover short contracts for
long account. The principal activity
was in Western Union, Pacific Mail.
Northwestern, St. Paul, Lake Shore and
Union Pacific, the latter opening and
closing ut 81. The market at the last
hour was strong, prices, in most cases,
having been the highest Of the day, bat
lust before the close there was fraction
al decline. The transactions on the Stock
Exchange aggregated 10000 shares, of
which 1000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, 5000 Northwestern
common and 1000 preferred, 1000 II.
Paul common, 81 900 Lake Shore, 5000
Ohios. 5000 Union Pacific and 1000
Missouri Pacific
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Ye,yYork Dry Goods Market.

,,Ew YoR&.. October l3.-Package
trade in domestic goods slow. Prints
continue irregular and Garncrs dark
h,ncic, are reduced to 6ic, Mallory X
Allen p.nk- to s. and Mallory purple
checks. etc. to &c C.rtou fanne.s ac-
tive and hrm. Woolcn good, quiet. At
ian;ir brown sheetings were offered hy 4
leading iobbng house in package lots a,
the lowest prices during fifteen yehTa.
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BoSToS. October l$.-Ilon. Charles
G.. DAVIS was nominated for Congress to-
day. by the First Congressional District
Democratic Convention at Middleboro.
The Executive Committee OF the Demo-
cratic party of Massachusetts decided to
place the name of John Quincy Adams
upon their ticket as acandidate for Leu
tenant-Governor, rice General Bartlett,
declined.
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HOLLAND, Portugal, Belgium, Bavs-
ria, Denmark and Greece, are six Euro
pean Kingdoms, each governed by one
Of the Lords annointed," who is sur
rounded with all the divinity which
doth hedge a king. Yet every one Of
them Is smaller in population than the
State of New York.
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Grants Man Packard Jubilant Over
Ohio.

New ORLEANS, October l%.-The fol-
lowing was tc!egraphed this afternoon to
At. Wikof, Chairman of the R"pubh-
can Committee, Columbus:
I'VE celebrate your victory with
hundred guns, now being fired. The
Conservatives here vie with the Republl-
cans in congratulations over the defeat
of the imitation hcresy.
T. b. PACKARD,
Chairman Rspuji,cGH Comm,tts".
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New Work Money and stock
Market

New YORK, October l3.-MoNEY-
Market easy at 2@3! per cent Prime
mercantile paper $40 per cent. Customs
receipts $256,OO Clearings $39,OoU0OO.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $685.
600. Bankers bills 4TSlM4S2!.
GoLD-Atter declining from lljj TO
lljs, rose to llG5, closing at that price.
Rates for borrowing were l-32, 3 6i,
l-lG l.32 and 3-6i per cent per diem.
GoyERNMENTs-Strong and higher,
owing to the advance in gold; offerings
limited.
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The New York Sun Of Monday, di.


The New York Sun oI Monday us
coprsinc about the Ohio election, took oc-
,.-;,a s..r.
casio" u "a! ,. 49,. D.,
at Is obvious then, th"t Il thc ntp"o-
liran party Is to STAND l1e SHSn.tsT S..sy
chance lor success success, III ,"no,t tno 4 ~ 0hin
campaign, they must succeed IN ono i,
now n pe'i'ocr"t'c ,ir,', E'o'o. ..i- :" , n"J
H'aIe To- MORO" %o",G P.'e'.o";, 80. 81.
@ ,4o T.i.l'sI % ,; os io," s N.gari tt, ,Sn ia,Ic
VI, - .1.'''s ,''r ,e .~Ten. fr Wv :, ,Lov
"'." '"S "'',''S, w e. 1S'"'' -, ,his oa.
,%",. ''','' .,n o,,nr,",r ",' nn ,roiiorcnnJ' ILL.,,
~ oJ n,n. ~ .cS',,.i,-, ',',.i 'O o,~ ef tbe
Ia-,n I,,,.s rcvt ,car 81 for three
,,,,,,hs mast c,.nrvibIng which an army
- nrn,nincnt .,umn sneakers and flood
~. ,.n.a,,h.ct,s r,uId ln,o save a Ststc
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Another FaiIure-ShrImkage I'm VAL

New YORK, October l3.-ThN dry
goods house of Strauss, Lehman Il Co.,
81 Leonard street, suspended to-day, and
made n general assignment to Morris
Tuska. The cause of the failure is said
to be from a shrinksge in values, added
to the present business depression.
Their inability to meet bills due in Lon-
don was the immediate cause of their
suspension. Amount of liabilities
$500 600.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October l3.-WLest-
Steady and unchanged; No. red held at
81 50; No. = do 81 20 Corn-FIrmcr;
sheIled from store Gjto,GGc; ears on track
G2mG3c. STEADY No. State ~,
NO. = do iOc; white 43c. Petroleum
Quiet, steady, firm and unchanged.
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wheeling stock Market.
CuRI~rNAH's STOCK YARDS,

CHRI~TNAS.s STOCK YARDS,
WEDSE-DhT, oct l., !
CArrLg-Arrivols during the week
90 head; sold q. = Oo@i - per cwt.
HoG--Arrivs.s during the week lOi
head; sold at Ia SIC per b.
SHEEP-Arrivals during the wock, L.
head; sold at 3@ &C. per ID.
LAMRs-Arr.yals during ,h" week .
head; sold 5c per 10.
Fresh mich cows sold AZ from 30 to
S!I nor rpai
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The Biz Potato Yield.

FRUIT HILL October -
Editors OF the Register.
Please correct the potato mistake made
in last weeks REGISTER. Itshouid baye
been pounds instead Of 5arrciS.
j. y. LEWIS.
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\ section of one Of the California
Big Trees will be exhibited at the Cen
tennal. 1t is sixteen feet long with a
diameter of twenty feet It was taken
from tree 276 feet high, with a'diameter
at the base of twenty-six feet. 1t will 10
converted into circular house and ele.
gantlv fitted up.
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FOmc OF the Amenities OF the Gam


CoLUMBUs, October Il, \. M.-Addi-
tional returns do not materially change
the result on Tie Governor. The follow
ing sharp correspondence is portion Of
the election amcnitie. Of the Ohio cam
pagn The Democratic State Executive
Committee, to-day, scut the following dis
patch:
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The TENNESSEE VI +. Conference has
found Rev. DR.. John ". Henner, ST.
guilty Of the charge Of trying to corrupt
the virtue Of Miss Taylor, and suspend
ed him from his Office and the Christian
ministry FOR one year.
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y Frenchman named Lopez was ar
rested in Suncook, yesterday evening on
a grave Suspicion of being the guilty
party in the Longmade murder.
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President Grant spent the day yester-
day riding about in Chicago.
Matthias Keller, composer Of Ameri-
sap hymns, disd al Boston Tuesday,
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rv reports tins morning the
are that the weather to-day
;a-.,y cloudy, with northeast to
..a-. winds, and higher temperature,
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IaE Pittsburgh Telegraph thinks that
..- sac..ou III Ohio ought not to effect
,.ampaisn q particle in Pennsyi-
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C0LrMNrs, Octoher Is.
lion. Hendrirk T.. WRIGHT Chairman Of
the Democratic state Committee,

lion. Hgmdrick Il. WRIGHT Chairman Of
the Democratic state Committee,
Phiiodcipbta, Pr:
The State has gone for Hayes by
small majority. Tho returns
indicatethat the Dcmocrac have
pollel a vote OF 10000 larger than was
ever cast for any man elected
Governor of OHIO. oar defeat Wa,
the result OF the most lavish
expenditure Of money which ever char
acterized g political contest; the coIoniz.
alton of fraudulent votes and the INTRO
duction of the false issue on the public
schools, which excited the prejudice and
bigotry Of religious hate.
JOIN G.. THOMPSON
For D,1,crGtc Erccu'ir' rou0it'ec.
The Republican Committee, to show
the other side OF the question, tonight
send the following dispatch:
CoLUMRUs, ONO, October -.
To Hon H>nrg " Hopi Chairman Of
RcDujiirqH central S'n'r Camwr''s.
PhilacdPh,0 Pa:
The dispatch of John G. Thompson.
Chairman of the Ohio Democratic Com
mttee of this State, to the Chairman oi
the Pennsylvania democratic Committee,
so far as it relates 10 frauds perpetra."a,
and the lavish expenditure Of money hy
the Republicans Of this STAT, is Il false
hood and he knew it when he signed it,.
Signed J \. T Wikoh, Chairman; J.
c. Donaldson, Secretary; CreorEe h.
Nash. Treasurer; Charles {. Moore, and
John Little Republican State Executive
Committee.
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3F,bcclinq 2rgister.

,-.. ...-.. .a New York Yesterday
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Democratic Sominn-
fiOns.

Chairman Rpu5l,een Coomirtcr.
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CoLUMDus, October ia revision Of
the Republican figures give Hayes net
gain of S,43l i'll 30 counties. On tie
other hand the Democratic figures claim
that Hayes will not have over 1000 ma
jority.
CINCINSATI, October l@.-Tho revised
figures on the vote Of Hamilton county
give Hayes "a 49S, Allen 2joi9, Repub-
liCan majority Ii9.