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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

PHILADELPHIA, October la-Pstro.
leum-Dull; refined 26c; crude lsc.
Clover Seed-At l02@f2c. Flour
Firm; extra "a s7.; Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family IS 6O66 So
Whest-Advancing; state red 81 27@
2s; white 81 2S@l 2Sf. Rye-At %
@7Sc Corn STEADY; yellow 6Si959c;
white Sc. Oats-Firmer; mixed and
stained 20(Sss. Pork-Stesdy at $l7 80
a 500. LArd-At l0}@lOfe. Whhky
Western 81 IL. Butter-Quiet and
unchanged. Cheese-U nchsnged. Riggs
--Stesdyi western 2s@2sc.
CrScIHEArL October ls.-Cotton-
Steady at l0tc. Flour-Qulet and un.
changed. WAsst-Active; red 81 l2S
2S Corn-Steady At 46G4sc. Oats
Dull at S06s7c Rye-Steady at GOA
CSC. BarIey-Firm at 81 l2@l %.
Pork-Steady at tl7 Oo(9l7 20 Lard
Dull;steam l0c; nsw lot; kettle l04@
l0ic. Bulk Meats--Firm at 7CastCSSsc.
Bacon-Steady at 7i(asl9sic. Whisky
Dull at 81 L..
Hoas-Stesdy; common light IS GOA
S 20; fair to good light IS 56(a6 10.
NEW York, October lS-Dry Good.
The package trade continues quiet, but
jobbers were little more active. Cot.
tons quiet and steady. Prints in lair de.
mand. Pacific and Wlnolds fancy print,
reduced TO nc Dress goods and skirts
in moderate request. Woolens for mems
wear moved in small lots. Foreign
goods firm on account Of the advance IL
gold.
BALTIMORE, October l6-Flour-
Firm; western 81 60(a5 so; do iamil y
IS 5O(G676 Whest -Dull; No. 9 wes,-
ern red 81 2S@l "a; No. 8 81 Is. Corn
Steady at 56lc. Oats-S Steady; west
ern mixed 40c. Pork-At lSc. Bulk
Meats-Nominal; shoulders &c; clear
rib l0tc Lard-Dull q, ll}@li ic.
PirTsBURoH. October ls.-Petroleum
crude 50 SO(98 a2iA at Parkers;
redned dull st 25c bid, and 26c asked for
Philadelphia delivery.
Additional Markets on Fourth Page.
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Council ofOhio Democrats.

COLUMBUS, October l8.-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee and a
number Of prominent Democrats met in
council here to-day. A number of
speeches OF the mot hopeful character
were made, and the determination reach
ed TO renew the contest in Ohio with all
possible vigor and to work with the In
tention of carrying the state. The COM
mittee will to morrow issue an address
congratulating the Democracy on the
gallant fight they hsvemsde and urging
them to renewed efforts, and stating that
if the Democracy do their whole duty
the state can be carried for Tilden in No
yember
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WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL BONDS.

We were yesterday shown dispatch
'"u san Francisco, to Mr.. WILKIN-
- %. the Exchange Bank in this
.iy informing him that parties were
;'y.as /, negotiate bonds of the West
Virginia Central Railroad, and asking
lin after their value. OF course the
hing i. fraud. We mentioned
~ :ae REGISTER on Monday that some
'':los were peddling the same bonds at
r",hurgh. A gentleman OF this city
l.0,rs Us that these bonds have been
il.!rn up and are tried to be palmed OF
q Tue public by some Of the same men
"ho engineered some of the late bogus
'''araace companies which were so thick
10 THIS state recently.
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per cent; hungarian s, and Austrian
about y. All other international stocks
likewise suffered Considerably. An i'm.
perial decree is published to day sum.
moning parliament TO meet on October
80.
VIENNA, October lS.-It Is stated
that q convention has been concluded
BY Russia with the Roumsnis railroad
companies by which the latter make
preparations Tor transporting altogether
250,0O0 troops, st the rate Of least 25,0OO
daily.
France 20 Ren,ain Neutral.
PARIS, October y All. the evening
papers declare that Iepesce Of Europe
Is disturbed, France H'll vigorously OBJ
serve policy Of abstinence.
LONDON, October ls.-The Standards
dispatch from Belgrade says there i,
some talk of q proposal for an armistice
till December 81. Il matters little what
proposal is made, it is the opinion Of we'll
informed people that Russia is bent on
carrying on the war till she
gains a clear road - Constsntinople
Only the armed coalition in Europe vii J
make her swerve. |, is needless to re-
peat this every day, but 1t can iiat be too
strongly impressed upon EuT ihat
preparations are making In SGIni, Ut
terly inconsistant with any pacific pro-
fessions which the St. Petersburg Cabinet
NAV put forth. Ii Russia meant peace
the preparations would be insanity.
A special from Belgrade says that the
Russians state that open war will not be
begun until early in the spring, when, It
necessary, Russia will be prepsr cd 10
do something in the dire ction OF India.
A Berlin correspondent OF the Tones
telegrsphs that Turkey seems favorable
10 an armistice Of siI weeks, provided
Russia does not insist on the dismem ber-
ment of the Ottoman Empire. Ii Russia
does Turkey will let her do her worst.
LoN Don, October lS.-A Paris cor
respondent OF the Times reports that the
symptoms OF accord between Russia and
Germany become more evident, and un.
fortunate Austria, placed between her
formidable neighbors, must ultimately
obey them. Tho only thing that keeps
Russia back is that Austrian neutral
ity is not enough. She wants
Austriss sco operation. France and
England are the only powrrs that SIN
cerely desire peace, and the Russian pro-
gramme which will now be put forward,
is one which Turkey will rather tall by
the sword than accept. England aud
France should have an understanding
and force their pacific views on Turkey.
LONDON, October lS-lt is rumored
that the government contemplates call
ing an autumnal session Of Parliament
In consequence Of the grave aspect OF
the eastern question. II is al'o said that
the government have applied 10 Lloyds
to have ships ready to transport troops.
The Adpertiser says il is reported that
Lord Napier, of Magdals, has been Or
dered TO hold himself in readiness 10
take command OF the troop, which may
be sent to Egypt.
The Standard prints an inposing table
descrfptrve or the IRON n-vcssets-of- the-
Russian navy. 1t shows that they are
twenty eight in number and carry. from
two to twenty-si1 guns each.
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Sitting Bull wants Ammunition.

" NsHlNGTON, UGtobeT Is. -Ihe OOIn'
missioner OF Indian Affairs to-day re-
ceived letter from Indian Agent
Mitchell, dated Fort Peck, Montana,
September 25th, conveying the intelli-
gence that Sitting Bull asks permission
for his warriors to come TO that agency
to trade Tor ammunition. The letter
SAYS Little Buck Eli. an Uncapspa, and
the chief OF that band, arrived on the
evening of the 23d inst, six nights out
from Sitting Bulls camp, bearing the
application of Sitting Bull.
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CHICAGO, October ls.-FlOur-Active;
spring extras :j 55CGyS 20; white winter
extra S5 5Ofq y 80 Wbest-Actiye and
unsettled; No Chicago spring 81 l4Ca,
! l4I; No. 30 IL ! cash; seller Soyem-
Der opened a. 81 l2(Gl IL advanced
rapidly 70 81 lG. fuctusted rapidly, SELL
ing A. hica a. Il l. and a. low a. 81 II
and closcI a:sl l5i 81 10; seller Decem-
Der; No 9 97cGsl OBJ! rejected S6lg &c.
Cofr-ActIve;. No. 43iGay43ic; cash
4itc; li1 seller November 43tc. Oa:s-
Quiet; %n. 2 &0tlg%0!c cash and opIions
REJECTED 2ilc Rye Steady a. 90. Bar
lev Firm at s5c cash Pork-Closed
ea.ief stsl5 75C9l6 % old; SIC 0OCSI6 rs
c7.a; >l6 10 seller October; sl5 S2!Gg
J. 81 seller year. Lsrd-Dulli new
~ 80 cssa; SO 5OGl0 IS seller October.
8lIk Mests-Stesdy; shoulders 1ici sides
sIa8fc. Whisky-Steady at 81 10.
On Call Bosrd-Wheat-Un nsettled
and higher; 81 I5i@l ls seller NOyem.
be-: fll7 seller December. Corn
Active and higher; 45c seller November.
Os.s-Higher; 33!c seller October; SSi
,.,ler Nogembkr. Pork = Higher sl6 "a
"a SIG 374 seller October; SIS Fka
Is 90 seller year. LArd-Higher; 80 55
seller January 80 Is seller year.
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Vessel Wrecked.

SAN FRANC SEQ, October ls.-A dis.
patch from Spsnishtown. about 80 miles
down the coast, reports that the ship
Rydal Hall, from Cardiff, consigned to
Balfour, Guthrie & Co, here, was wreck
ed there last night at o'clock. Nine
hands were lost in trying to get ashore,
and the balance were taken of this
NOR, ing by whaler from station
near by. The Captain is still on board,
refusing to come ashore. The ship Is fast
on the rocks The sea is breaking over
her and she will probably soon go to
pieces.
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John Mo. ressey and the Anti Tam.
manyftes.

John No ressey and the AnuT Tam.
manyftes.
NFw YORK, October l6.-At meet
ing of the anti -Tammany conference
committee, held this afternoon at Irving
Hall, a letter addressed to Hon. K. b.
West, from Hon. John Morressey, was
received, in which he rendered his resig
nation as member of the executive con-
ference committee, and also severed his
connection with it as a political body,
stating that he esteemed the success of the
Democratic ticket at the coming
elections as Of infinitely greater
importance than the success of
any mere office seekers. He regarded
the action of the committee last Satur-
day as inlmicsl to the interests of the
Democratic party. The feeling on the
receipt of the letter was that Morrissey
should be expelled from the committee.
The chairman informed him by letter
that his resignation was accepted with
great pleasure, and that it was well rid OF
one who was engaged IN conspiracies
and holding secret conferences with
the enemy, especially with John Kelly,
with a view Of surrendering the organic
alton to Tsmmany Hall. He also stated
that the body appreciated his sentiments
in regard to the success OF the Demo-
cratic ticket, and il fully understood the
treacherous course he had been pursuing
solely for the purpose of promoting his
own personal aims.
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o,uIo COUNTY CARRIES OFF THE
PALM FOR FINE WOOL.

Mr.. .NINAIN BEALL, of this county
-, awarded both diploma and medal
TIE Centennial Commission of Awards
..- ne finest fleece of SsXony wool on
ambition. Mr.. B. has just returned
n.m the Centennial, and brings with
lin by express n fine, full blooded Sile-
ian hyrk from CHAMBERLAIN celebra-
..., flock Of lthics county, n. Y.
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THE OHIO ELECTION
Official Returns from Nearly
Every County.
Barnes Majority About
6,OOO-His Election Due
to the Prohibition
Vote.
Special to the Pittsburgh Post.

Special to the Pittsburgh Post.
COLUMBUS, o., October l7.-Official
returns have been received at the Sec
retary of States Office from seventy
nine counties of the eighty-elght
contained in the State. These,
with the reported figures, not Official,
from the remaining nine counties,
give Barnes a majority of 6,346. 1t is
believed, that when the official vote is
counted, the majority will be somewhat
reduced, probably to about 5000.
The Republican majority in the Con-
gressionsl districts, which should rather
be taken as the basis in computing the
majority, is less than 1000.
The Prohibition vote OF the state is
1859. Two years ago, the Prohibition
vote was 1915. Their vote was given
to Barnes this year, and elected him.
Il.
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Troops Ordered 10 south Carolina.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, October Is
General Barry received telegrsphic in
structions from Washington this morn
ing to send four companies Of artillery
from this point at once to Columbia, D.
q, TO repor, to MAJOR General Ruger.
PROVIDENCE, Z. /, October lS.-Bst-
terv b, First United States ar tillerv and
ten men from battery h, now at Fort
Adams, have orders to proceed forth
with TO Columbis. S. c.
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South Carolina Negro Trouble.

CHARLESTON, S C., October l8.-AII
has been quiet to-day at Cainhoy. A
small force OF armed citizens from
Charleston remain IN the village, the
residents fearing that if this guard is
Withdrawn their houses will be fired.
The news received tonight that COM
pany OF United States troops are on their
way from Columbia 10 Csinhoy, causes
great satisfaction. The Presidents proc
lsmation causes no excltemen: and little
com ment here.
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Meeting of Locomotive Engineers.

DETROIT, October lS.-The interns.
tional division of the locomotive engi-
neers of the United States and Canada
began their thirteenth annual session
here odsy. The public exercises took
place at Young Mems Hall, where ali sd-
dress OF welcome WAS delivered to the
members of the organization by Major
Lewis, which was formally responded to
by T. ). Ingrahsm, of Cleveland. The
convention met nj Merrill Hall, at = r.
NJ, but nothing was done except business
of a routine character
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Serious Accident.

ST. LOUIS, October l6.-As quantity
OF converted steel was beng poured into
an ingot mould, at the Vulcan Steel
Works, South st. Louis, last night, the
mould burst, scattering the melted steel
in sll directions A large number OF
men were working in that part of the
building at the time. six of whom were
badly burned and otherwise injured, two
of them, Stephen ID. Roderick and Patrick
REILLY, perhaps fatally.
The Supposed NOrihheId Bank Rob.
Der.
About noon to day Hon. CELSIUS Price
and d. G. Stone of this city made
formal demand on Jas. G. Neidlet, Vice
President of the Board of Police Com
rnissioners, for thej unconditional release
Of prisoner who has been confined g.
the four courts for several days under
the supposition that he was Frank James,
one OF the alleged Mortified bank rob-
bers. The demand is based on what is
deemed good evidence that the man is
not only not Frank james, but that ne has
had no connection with the James boys
and had nothing to do with
the robbery. This evidence is
greatly trenghthened by the opinion of
the physicians and surgeons, who made
an examination OF his wound, that
the injury could not have been inflicted
within four months and may have been
received as long as a year ago. The de-
mand was promptly complied with and
an order at once issued by. Mr.. Neldlet,
directing Chief of Police Mcbonough TO
release the prisoner, and he was imme-
diately take to the Southern Hotel,
where he is now stopping. Major
Rain water, member of the Police
Board, Joined in the demand on the Vice
President, he having believed all the
time that the man was wrongly held in
duress. The belief seems 10 be that the
man is Goodwin, as he claims. His
story about himself is at least measure
bly, true. He intimates that he will re-
main here and prosecute for false i'm
prisonment
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WAR EUROPE.

The wsr clond in Europe seems to
t,v, assumed a size considerably larger
,,,namsn hand. Russia Is evidently
.nrlnei to- 70 in, and if she does it looks
,,.isws- Of huge proportions will fol-
TIE London Tones appeals TO Bis
ut..h!o step in between tho belligerents
,al prevent blood-.hed, but this digni-
,.-y holds to XA,K. CHANDLER's theory
.as. 4 little blood-lettlng will do good y
.-! .5 hp ! not likely to interfere.
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Independent Order Of Foresters.

CLEVELAND, o., October l8.-The
Most Worthy High Court of the Inde-
pendent Order of Foresters, opened its
session in this city yesterday. A large
number of delegates were present. The
following officers were elected: M. w.
H. Chief Ranger, Henry Griffin, of New
York; NJ. W. II. Vice Ranger, Robert
NJ. COrdes. of Cleveland; Secretary, A.
B. Caldwell, Of New York; Treasurer,
NJ. Green, of Newark, n. j. The next
session of the Court will be held At Gov
ington. kv., Oct. lG, 1871.
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Pedestrian Match.

CHICAGO, October lS.-A SIX days
pedestrian match Tor purse OF sl,OOe
was srrsn ged here to-day, between Miss
Mary Marshall and Bertha Van Hillern,
Of Chicago, to take place in New York
sometime in November. At the original
trial in February last Miss Marshall Won
by % miles. Miss Van Hillern declined
to walk again here, being dissatisfied with
the treatment she received NJ that time.
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Ftre I'm ChlcR go.

CHICAGO, October lo.-A ire on
Archer avenue tonight destroyed o. D.
wetherelle's planning mill and machinery,
valued al S25, 900, J. l. Healey's planning
mill valued at $1,000 and other proper
ty. making total loss Of $4,000, and
was insured for $4,000. The fire was in
the midst Of the lumber district and for
8 time it was feared that the confagstion
would become general.
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THg Republicans had it in their power

IHE Republican had it in their power
10 name candidate at Cincinnati and
erect platform that wou,d have been
.a'inc'ole BEsrOw, Oh u reform plat
'o'n, could not have been beaten But
'-s CNMERoYs, and CHANDLEHs, and
SroNS, would have none of that. In
lead the platform warmly endorses
'S'NT, and the candidate is
imply GRANT in thin disguise. They
'~'o'en'.y spit in the faces of the reform
~. and told them that they were but dis
"Ny''ng the party by their talk of hon.
''!' and deliberately hoisted the bloody
"'' AS the party banner, and COM
~enced appealing to the baser passions
w Tue people, stirring up commotion and
strife.
iney have lost the victory that was
within their grasp-snd the country will
reloiee.
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UNDRIES.

Under this head We name Bucket,
ILbs, Wnhboards, Broons, Chee,s
Hominy. Soaps Of all brands, Spice, whole
70 ground, Alum, M.dder, EI Log
" cd Epson salu, Blue vitriol, Sal sods
Bi Csrb Soda, Essences, VinegEr, Win.
dow Glass, Nails, Concentrated Lye,
Matches, Axle Greece, Bath Brick,
Twine., Rope, Bed Cords, Wrapping Pa
oer., Paper Bsgs, and many other ant
...es which for want Of space we cannot
mention,
Bv Offering good good, q! ~ prices,
with promp. attention, We hope n merit
snd receive the patronage oi the tner-
chanp. TlNGLE lSHAh.
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(nnNfefn6.

OMAHA. October ls.-Lsst fall a prom
,nent colored man, r. d. Curry, assaulted
and nearly killed L. Roseweter, editor of
the Bee Of this city. Curry was tried
end sentenced to four years in the peni
tentiary, but was granted new trial ou
legal technicalities. To-day, on the new
trial. the jury, alter being out fifteen
minutes, returned = verdict of guilty.
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Ig The editor ofthe lntelligeacer knew
heartily he has been cussed by the
~. who lost money which they were
,ilced to stake on his predictions ss to
+. ate elections, he wouldn't be SO eager
Lar down our beautiful Democratic
, -smli
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Indiana Official Congressional Vote

INDIANAPOLIS, October lS.-The otfi-
cis. majority of the Congressional vote
is Ms follows: Democratic First Dis
trict, 1863; Second, 2,l53; Third, 5,469;
Twelfth, 6.335 Republican Fourth,
332; Fifth. 1909; Sixth, 276; Seventh,
1893; Eighth, l, 100; Ninth, l.4lO; Tenth,
l,l4S; Eleventh, LAS Thirteenth, 2,O22
The Independent vote Tor Congress is as
follows: First. l,240i Second, 944;
Third, 1904, Fourth, 31S; Fifth,
.; Sixth, SIS; Seventh, 1895;
Eighth: :4.7O4; Ninth, 3.S49; Tenth; 2S;
Eleventh, nothing; Twelfth, 175; Thir-
teenth, 1856. The official vote OF the
entire state tor Governor has been re-
ceived, except Stark county. Estimating
the latter, Williams majority over Har-
- = 10
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Texas Pacific Railrond.

SAN Francisco. October 1S.-A dis
patch from Yuma, Arizona, says: This
afternoon ground will be broken on both
sides OF the Colorado river, and the sp-
proacbes to the river on either side will
be graded at once for the Texas Pacific
railroad.
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Official Vote Oh the state Ticket.

lSDIANAPoLlS. OClODer lo.-l ne ag-
gregate vote on the state ticket Is 433,-
4O3, of which Mr.. Williams received
2l3.O9S, Harrison 207.919. and Hsrring
ton, Independent, l2,226. Williams
majority over Harrison Is 5,ll9. The
largest Independent vote cast was for
Newson, candidate for treasurer oftae
state. who had l5,945. The legislature
stands: House, Republicans, SO; Dem
ocra,s, As; Independents, , Senate, Re-
publicans, %; Democrat. %; lndepeR-
dents =
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Conpressioual Nom,nations

NEW YORK, October lS-Fernando
Wood was nominated for Congress by
the Ninth Congressional District Tam
many Hall Convention, this evening,
and Abram s. Hewitt received the Tam
many nomination for Congress from the
Tenth district.
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Ohio Day.

COLUMBUS, October lS.-The Centen.
nial managers have appointed the 26th
inst as 6hio'sday 40 the 0ssssanisL--lt
is understood that Governor Hayes has
accepted the invitation TO be present, and
will hold a reception at the Ohio head
quarters.
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Tgyp public mind has feeling since
-s.uIt If the elections of the 10Th
% Known. that TILDEN is TO be the
~, President, and it is beginning to
a,,t itself accordingly.
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Sociesy of the Cincinnati.

PHILADELPHIA, October lS.-The So
ciety of the Cincinnati commemorate to-
day the surrender OF Cornwall :, and
very many of its members from other
states are present to participate in the
calahratinn
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TuE negotiations of the great powers
o Europe over the Turkish question
Lave reached = critical point, and the
.ab,r dispatches are !ull Of interest to
those VII, are watching the operations
o. diplomacy. The Servians, backed up
b. Russia refuse to accept the Turkish
,e-m.. sal R.,.ia herself has been taking
more d.,,ru ID attitude. The NOV
.ag apr.a, wn.ru the London Times has
Us. uaar ,r : uARcK to raise his voice
sud rry,"', 3D.. peace OF Europe, is re-
marketable p." I, Il the anxiety that per
,a.r, The British mind,
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Wnman snGrare Assoeinfion.

The annual meeting of the Pennsylva-
MIA Womsn Suffrage Association WAS
begun this morning, at st. Georges Hall.
Miss Mary Green occupied the chair.
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OHIO AND INDIANA.

The vote on Congressman i'll these two
..a.rs show up well for the Democracy.
10 Indiana our majority, rs We showed
IN Yesterdays REaisrss will pan out
n-srly 10000. while in Ohio the Radical
majority on the Congressional vote will
he but about 1900 The Prohibition vote
, ONO two years ago was 1915. This
srn, almost solid for Crusader BARNES
.LI. Year, which saved him-his msjorlty
being but about 900.
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The Chinese Question.

The Congressional commission to invcs.
tigate the Chinese question begins It's sit
tings to-day. In consequence an unusn.
al activity prevails among the anti coole
organizations with view to presenting
the question to the commission in the
most effective manner.
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f,,. rrmsrKable the number of new
,ynrn by Democrats hereabou,s. We
49,. observe sry on Republican heads.
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,y,rVyR STRAW FoE THE "lNTELLI-
All the rOosterS are for TIL
: except the sick ones.