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In Belmont county $3.50 votes were
lNIei a; the recent election, 6S Of them
Isinr National or Grcenback votes. In
Jefferson county j,9}G votes were polled,
ST. Of them being Grecnbackers. In the
$50 counties, l4,T63 votes were polled,
l:I4, ora little over eight per cent, being
Grenbackers,
Til: i certainly a small per cent for the
IN-hhackers under the circumstances.
They started into the campaign like an
amy With tanners. Al one time in the
riayaS The suggestion was made that
lawson should get out OF the way and let
saith have clear field and clean sweep
lsans rFlcGaf. This suggestion follow
I'd alter the Maipe election, and after
SGltf's couT d'etat in Massachusetts, at
which time Greenhackism seemed des-
aOed TO become rampant in the land.
AVson DID not, however, get out ot the
Eiy, and Smith continued 10 make the
1'e' and finally made a mortiiying tiasco.
hsIaty had poIlcd 35S votes in Belmont
heyear before, and S94 in jefferson, and
By all laws Of political growth, where
parry represents a predestined growth
'ad probable supremacy, it should have
Nelled up enormously this year.
Any one who will trace the vote Of tile
EsPubAcan party in this country will see
SAl' We mean. In 1859 it cast l55, 5,S2S
votes, and in 1856 it cast l,S4l, ,964 votes,
and, finally, in 1850 it elected President,
eas'ing l,sG,Si? votes.
ApaHy tha, has future cuts into old
parties much deeper than Greenbackism
us done since the panic. The fact that
's Successes are sPasmodic; that It has no
S''eiOpng general growth; that it comes
"'SaFd one year and slips back the next
nVhIo, Ssi, has done since 1875, indicates
wy plainly that il lacks vitality. Green
"'kism nearly always retires before az
Y'ess've discussion. Such has been it:
n'No'y in Ohio, Such would have beer
~ history in Indiana but for the ear
y mistakes Of the Republican lead
as In Ohio the Republican leaderS
aA'e always been earnest opponents o
he imitation hcrcsies, and until recently
@sy had Senator Thurman as an ally
tOsdeat Hayes was the leader in th,
llia money fight against Allen in lsT'
Caa Representatives Garfield, Foster anC
,OI have been leaders in the contest ii
rt'aa Of an honest currency in Congress
"a Indiana the acknowledged Republican
Faier during and after the war, until hi
1'4'a, Nas senator Morton, and perhap
uoPHolic man in this country ever had
more devoted body Of followers. Senate
misunderstanding fthe currency di:
suS'onso, on the wrong side. Heoppose,
+'''ur's to secure resumption Of speci
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CRIMINAL NoTEs.
A DESPERATE HANGED.

NEw York, October IA special from
GiddingS to the Galveston Ses says:
VIM. r. Longley, generally known as Bill
Longlev, was executed here to-day in the
presence OF vast crowd, for the murder
OF Wilson Anderson in March, 1875. Long.
ley made speech from the gallows, asking
the forgiveness OF those he had injured,
and warning the hearers is forego revenge,
rs il was the passion which brought him
to the scafold. At 2:37 pm. the drop fell.
He moaneda couple Of times, and his arms
and legs worked spasmodically few sec.
onds. In III minutes life was pronounced
extinct. Longley was noted desperate,
and had killed eight men, six white and
two black, besides shooting several others
who survived.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.
DISCUSSION IN THE REtcnsrAo OF rHr sOcr.
ALIsr BILL.

DISCUSSION IN THE REIcnsrAo OF THE socr
ALIsr BILL.
BERLIN 0ctoberll.-Inthe Reichstag yes
terday, during the debate on the anti,Soci'
alist bill, Hasselman, awell known Soci-
alist agitator, made a violent, though
clever speech, beginning and ending with
threats OF violence and bloodshed as the
result OF the repressive legislation. He
said the people would hold those respon.
sible for bIoodshed who helped to frame
and carry the bill. In concluding he de-
clared that If the pacific endeavoB Of soci-
alism were repressed, the day would come
when the Socialists would take up arms and
fight against their tyrants. The President
Of the Reichstag called HasSelman to
order, and said the speech was an incite-
ment to rebellion. Hasselman repeated
his words and was again called TO order
amid loud and indignant protests. He
went on to say am not personally in IA
vor OF revolution, l prefer pacific means,
but il we are forced to fight We shall know
how to fight, and / shall be proud to lay
down my life on the field OF honor. Let
Bislnark remember the 18th Of March lS4s.
Herrenlowe and Beiningsen, the liberal
leaders, denounced the method and pur-
poses OF the Socialists, and said they had
no fear that Bismark would allow the anti
Socialist law to be employed to impair the
liberties Of the people.
BIsMARcK-vATicAS NEGOTIATIONS.
BERLIN, October 1.-THE Taghlatt as
,erts that Bismarck, in letter to Cardinal
Nina, expressed the conviction that the
negotiations between Prussia and the
Vatican will shortly be successful This
IS not confirmed from any other source.
The Reichstag to-day passed through |
he second reading, clauses two and three
II Socialist bills with scarcely any modif-
,atiou,
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THI stock dividend Of 4 per cent, which
IS deCIAredby the directors OF the Bald-
arr 4 Ohio Railroad Company on We'd
Ieshy amounts in the aggregate to $780,
~, and increases the capital stock OF the
unpany to $l4,2l6,S0 in l42, ,l6s shares
a4pltv value Of 100 each. The net earn
isr Of the road for the six months end
!ag 9th September, and which is the end
j the a,tal year, are said to be consider
sNy in excess Of the dividend announced.
TIE course OF the management in declar-
ilsa stock dividend now, as for the pre-
iga. SIX months, is in pursuance of the
JoHry determined on some time since Of
,glying the earnings to the payment OF
The aoa,iag debt, which has been largely
re1ei in making extensions and substan'
"a Improvements, and aiding by advances
connecting roads. By this action the cred
t9i the company has been so much ele'
utpi Of late that the offerings OF money
Rits Use are largely in excess OF its de-
demand. s-
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POLITICAL.

NEw Yonx. October lI.--Clarkson N.
Porter has been renominated for Congress
from the 18th district.
MEpIxA, n. Y, October ll.-John Van
Voorhees, has been nominated for Con-
gress in the 30th district.
wArERTowH, n. Y. October 1.-THE
Democratic Congressional Convention, OF
the ed district, nominated Levi II. Brown,
OF Watertown.
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Cxc1xxATr, October ll.-cotton-Easier al
9Xc. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Inactive; red sSassc; white s5a9oc. Corn
Quiet and firm at SSa40c. Oats-Steady and
in fair demand at 29a25c. Rye-Quiet; held
at 5la59c Barley-Steady and unchanged.
Pork-Quiet at IS IS bid; S SIh asked.
Lard-ln good demand; current make ~
steam 90 25a6 IS; kettle s. 00a1 50. Bulk
Meats-Demand fair and market tirm at 41sa
5lIaSSIa5 4Oc. Bacon-In good demand aad
scarce. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Lin
seed Oil-steady at 5ia5Gc. Whisky-Dull at
$l07.
Ho0s-Fairly active and shade higher
common 8 50a2 90; light 5 l0a3 IS; packing
0OaS IS; butcher 5 S5aS 50.
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PHrLApEIFmA, October ll.-FLouR-Dull; !;
snpertine s2 5OaS 90; extras 5 0oaS so; MINES.
ota family 4 75a5 so; high grades ooas 90.
wheat-Dull, weak and lower; No. 3 red ! OK
al GS; amber DIAL 05 white ! 05al o.; No. 2
Chicago s9cas1 90. Corn-Dull, weak and
lower; yellow Iaa49}<c; mixed 47hc bid.
oats-Dull; white western 26a2sc; mixed
western 2Sa96c. Rye-Dull; western 57a5ac.
Provisions-Mcs pork s S7Ha9 90; beef,
India mess, lsc; hams, smoked llal2c; pick.
led au9i.2c: green &c. Lard-Dull: loose
butchers exc; prime steam exc Butter
Normally unchengcd. Eggs-Quiet and un-
changed. Petroleum-Easier refined 9tc;
crude 7l-sc. Whisky-Quiet and unchanged.
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cRooKEDxEss AND wIcKEpxEss.

CINCINNATI, o., October ll.-Jaeob l..
Leyinson came to this city some years
ago from New York, and accepted u
position as pastor Of the Jewish Church,
which he filled accepta6ly for several
years. When he resigned he started a
wholesale mandatory OF cigars, employ
ing about sixty hands. Recently it has
been suspected that some Of his financial
transactions were not honest, and invest:
CATION was begun, when it was discovered
that he had secured sums estimated TO the
amount OF So 900 from his business friends
upon forged papers. Mr.. levinsOn has
diSnnDearal
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WHAT RUSSIA CLAIMS.

A Constantinople dispatch says: The
Russians claim that the treaty Of Berlin
did not fix the duration OF the Russian
occupation OF places outside Of Roumania,
therefore the occupation OF such places is
regulated by the treaty OF San Stetano.
TERRIBLE PANIC IN a LIVERPOOL THEATRE.
LIVERPOOL, October i. During the per-
fornanee tonight at the Coliseum The
atre, which is now used as a music hall, a
fight occurred under the gallery. The
audience hearing but being unable to see
the disturbance, became alarmed. A cry
OF fire was raised, when terrible panic
ensued, the people rushing for the doors
and sliding down the pillars Of the gallery
on the heads OF the occupants OF the pit.
A post impeded the exit IS men and
lads, and two women were sufocated.
Many persons were severely injured.
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Not Healthy Looking.

NEw YoRH, October 10. The dry goods
trade is not looking healthy. Cotton
goods are especially pressed for sale by
at 10 days time nj dis
count Of 9a9l per cent. The usual time
allowed is GO days, open account, with
out note, but Manufacturers are now ask
ing for Oday settlements at liberal con-
cession. Either want OF cash or fear OF
difficulties in the near future are notable
in this action on the part OF producers.
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SAS FRAEclsco, October lk-A dispatch
from Stockton says: Burgess, the Rank
OF England burglar, was caught yesterday
at Miles by Chief Detective Henderson, Of
London, and Allan PinkertOn, Detective
Of Chicago. Burgess visited this place
three weeks ago ana then departed for
Niles. When found he had enough money
left to take him back TO England. He was
expecting to take an emigRnt train in q
few days, Burgess was heavily ironed and
brought here. Pinkerten left on the morn.
ing train for San Francisco TO meet Hen
derson, TO take the prisoner out Of the
State.
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Wyoming, Mcdowell and Braxton coun,
ties are to be heard from. Jackson county
reported close, and is claimed by both
parties. The Leader of to-day Uhe Repub-
lican paper comedies Kenna's election by
1900 majority, which is low estimate.
The counties yet to be heard from will
certainly give Kenna from 500 to 1000
majority. R.H.F.
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INDIA.
rnr nRIr1s1 ASH TnE ArdHANs.

TIE DHIIH'Il 7R%'1' TT 70. ~ y '71''77'
LAuARR, October 1.-THE Cirl and Md:
tary Gd:dte states that General Fred Paul
Haines, Commander-in-C Chief ofthe British
forces in India, will assume command at
Peshawur, where 8, 900 troops are already
concentrated. The war is considered in
evitable. The Afghans are practieing with
heavy guns, and II is believed that All
Musjid has been strengthened and armed
with heavy siege guns. .t...--.-
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NASHVILLE, October II. : Returning
members Of The raiding party in the coun-
ties along the Upper Cumberland report
that last Wednesday two oi the party badly
treated a colored man, calling him out in
the night apd outraged his wife. In a
preliminary trial one Of the men was held
in $1,000. The citizens are very indignant
but speak well OF the revenue officers in
charge, who will hold the offenders TO a
strict accountability.
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ArsTRIA.

vienna, October 11.-Count Andrassy,
Herr Won Tisza and Baron Won Wenk.
helm have had an audience with Emperor
Francis Joseph, which lasted three hours.
II is expected that Her Won Tsza will as
sumo Professionally the Hungarian Minis
try OF Finance and Baron Won Wenkheim
the Ministry Of the Interior.
The Emperor has convoked the Reichs'
rath for October 22d.
It is said the Russians are fully deter.
mined to maintain their administration
in Eastern Russia during their occupation
Of Bulgaria,
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FIcmIng's Majority over Harrison In the
second Judicial Circuit.


NEW YORE, October ll.-The kid glove
annraisement cases pending since May
were al last decided this afternoon. The
invoices directly involved were consigned
TO Widening, Hagnett & Co, A. l.
Stewart, and lselin, Nesser & Co. The
Collector re.aitirms the former decision oi
the General Appraiser, advancing the i'm
porters' appraisements from !? 70 ~ irancs
tper dozen, which amounts to an increase
In the duties Of about 10 per cent. This
advance carries penalties for undervalna
ton In each case,
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HALIFAX, October 1.-THE Merchants
Bank. at Charlottstown closed its doors
yesterday. The gross liabilities are $780,
600, capital Sl46,0OO, total assets $50, 900.
James duncan 4 Co. owe the bank Sl40,-
900, Of which $1,000 is secured. Duncan
4 Tate owe fifty or sixty cents on the dol
lar to the unsecured creditors Of the bank,
who loses by this firm $4,000 in addition
to the losses by theflms involved through
nDncaO
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DETROIT, Mich, October H. The hear
ing in the Harland case was resumed be
fore Commissioner Dawson at 10 o'clock
to-day. The accused, by advice Of coun-
sci, waived his right 10 make statement,
but offered in evidence certified copies Oi
the affidavit and writ OF replevin for the
books, and the case was then submitted.
The Commissioner decided to hold the de-
fendant for trial in the United States Dis
trict Court on the first Tuesday in May
next, bail being fixed at $4,000.
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FRANCE


PARIS, October 1.-THE Council OF Min.
listers to-day discussed Prince Bismarck's
observation in ReiChstAg on the 10th inst.
about Herr Sonneman and the constant
agreement Of his journal, the Frankfort
Tagblat with the semi-oaicial press Of
| France.
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A Man Who Takes No Eternal Punish
ment In His.

New YoRE, October ll.-At the semi.
annual session Of the New York Synod Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church Yesterday,
United States District Attorney Woodford
resigned the Office OF Vice President, owing
10 the adoption Of q resolution declaring
firm faith in the doctrine OF eternal pun
ishment for those who die in their sins.
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STRIKES.
Fifteen Hundred Hands Thrown Out Of
Employment.

LONDON, October ll.-Fifteen hundred
hands in Sunnyside Mills, Canton, have
been thrown out OF employment in conse.
guence OF a strike OF the twisters.
One thousand weavers OF Glasgow have
struck against I! per cent reduction Of
wages.
PATTERSON, NJ j., Octoberll.-The strike
OF the winders and doublers in the Dale
Mill, has thrown many other operatives
out Of employment.
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MlLwArEEE, October ll.-In the U. s.
Court this afternoon Judge Dyer ordered
the discharge Of John Checkley, an alleged
Canadian counterieiter, on the ground
that the offense was not clearly and affirm.
atively charged. Checkley was lmmedi.
ately rearested under new warrant.
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ToINIO.

TorEpo, October heat-Firm; No. l
white Michigan Csc; No do 92c; amber
Michigan spot a2yf seller November % SIC;
No. 2amber 91c; No. 2red winter spot ae11c
seller October exc: seller November CSC;
seller December 93 sac; No. 8 red Dayton
and Michigan eoIle; rejected Wabash s6Ifc; !;
No. western amber 93 G.; No. amber ILL.,
No. ? spot, 81 S-ic; rejected 50 SAC; damaged
35Hc, Oats-Dall; No. 2 20 l.9c.
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Las. saturday. Meeting in nound.silIe

The speech of A. W. Campbell, Of the
ISrELLIoENCER, delivered in the Court
House Saturday last, is worthy OF the high
est commcndation. There was no bully.
Raging OF the opposing party in it, and
nothing was presented butthe plain, naked
truth, in a logical and forcible manner,
and il had telling effect on his hearers.
We wish that every voter in the county
coukltav heard Mr. Campbell's exposition
Of the financial issues, and ifthey possessed
a desire to be convinced by the truth we
venture there would not have been sin
gle soft money man or greenbacker in the
county.
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ODESSA, October l0.-The Cashier Of the
Bank Of Commerce Is a defaulter to the
amount OF $4,000. A run on the bank
followed the announcement and q million
and half dollars were disburSed yester'
day. The excitement has subsidized.
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CHICAGO, October 1.-the Droyers Journal
reports:
Active and strong; choice heavy s. 70a4 90;
Ca tA4TIr~Receipts 1900; shipments 5000.
Sir saErrSReeeipts E 100. Dull at.s2 sOa4 25.
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wAsnrxo7ox, u. O.. October l2, a. W.
For the Lower Lakes, falling, followed
by a rising barometer. cooler northwest
winds, partly cloudy weather and posi-
bly, in eastern portions, rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
northeast TO southeast winds, slightly
warmer, clear weather, rising followed by
q stationary barometer.
Light frost Saturday morning.
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Bosrox, October 1.-THE funeral Of
Patrick Reagan, the oarsman, victim Of
the WRllaston disaster, took place to-day
at St. Mary's Church, in the CharlestOwn
district. The church was densely crowd.
ed and hundreds thronged the streets to
await the passage OF the funeral cOrtcgc.
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No explanation Of the key is'given, but
the following translation sounds rational:
"If any invitations to attend country
fairs come in accept them promptly. Be
careful not to confuse dates.
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Editors IuteilIsenssr,
The following are the returns Of UPshur
county complete: For Congress, Burr,
IRep., 754; Martin, (Dem.,) 4sl; Thomp-
son, (Greenback,) So7. o.o ,
For senator: VIM: Ewing, G5s; T.
For House of Delegates: Poundstone,
rep, sis; lishmael Outright, Green
back, 732. Y. W. n.
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RAILROAD BoXDs-weak.
SfGfR ROSns-Dull

hAtLhOAD bONpt-Neak.
STATE BoSps-Dull.
SroCKs-To-day has been characterized by
considerable activity and excitement In Wall
street market, which exhibited feverish and
unsettled tone. In the share list there were
frequent fluctuations between tirmness and
depression. At the opening prices declined
kaS-i per cent, and this was followed by an ad-
vance0f Nalh After the first Board, how
ever, heavy pressure to sell was manifested,
and there was break In the entire list Of IA
] lie per cent During the afternoon this
decline was recovered, but partial reaction
took place just previous TO the Close, and some
large amounts Of stock were put on the mar
kei- The pressure TO sell was partly caused
by furry in the gold market which opened
at l0i, declined TO 100 SIC and closed al l0l u,
sales and bid, amid much excitement.
Transactions Aggregated l6s,0o0 shares, oi
which 5000 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
d. 900 Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
900 St. Paul common, 1900 preferred, p.
900 LacEawannA, $500 New Jersey Central
and 1900 Western Union.
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IVY are happy to record the election OF
r's Pound.,one to the House of Dele
,,.-.,,om uyehur county. The Captain
u,p Of fine sense and will make an
,r,llent member. lie had to encounter
,,s emb!ne,I opposition OF ex-senator
I'm and px.pelrgate Tom Farnsworth,
to,r now associate editors Of the Bdm-
.,- reNsuapcr.
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FIRE RECORD.


TRoy, y. Y, October ll.-Barkers Wool
Warehouse was burned this morning by
an incendiary. Loss, $751; 600; insurance,
| $4,000.
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BosTox, October ll.-Attomey General
Train. acting on evidence taken before the
Board OF Railroad Commissioners in the
investigation Of the accident on the old
Colony road, caused the arrest OF ChAs. f.
Hartwcll, conductor of the freight train,
who Will be held for examination on a
charge OF mGnslaughter.
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TnE Norsantown Pot received last
,,,s, shows that the vote Of Monongalia
rogpty one precinct unrepOrted) is rs fol-
lr. Burr l,9937, Martin l,OS9, Thomp.
.,E Forthe House Of Delegates, James
Rue. ARepublican Greenbacker, is certain
l,..,tei. while the other seat lies between
in Hacans and Henry L. Cox, both Re
sbicans llarans has l,l4s votes and
r1!.l4. votes, with Arnettsville to hear
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THI people of Taylor county are to be
congratulated on having secured so good
ula a. Mr.. J. 5. :. Herr to serve them as
Ciruit and County Court Clerk. He fills
hth oaices.
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HARrER's FERRY, October II.
specIai 10 the IutelIEebSer:
The full vote OF this county shows l,"I99
votes for Martin, 9SI for Thompson ana
lis for BURR. NJ
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w,ur indebted to Mr.. Dawson, editor
I'M. Preston County Journal, for a proof
,',' " - t,om his office showing the vote for
,,,,.,,,. ~ in that county to be as follows:
pr,. i?i. Martin l,lS5, Thompson l64.
r., ,br House Of Delegates, McCrum,
p.,gtli,an and Holt, Greenbacker, have,
'..,..,yely. ~ .405 and 1878 votes.
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HARRIsvELLE. Oct. 10.

Editors IuielIIsenorr
Taylor, the Democraticcandldate for the
House OF Delegates, carries this county by
over 800 majority. ! have no doubt but
that Ciiimer and Calhoun will give lar
ger Democratic majority than usual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-12

Nlrrx has 4e5 majority in Marion,
Yleming IS. and Newman S5S. Furbee and
RI,er, Rep. Circeenbackers have, respec-
trs!y. s4S and l9S majority for the House
dpelesa,es. Arnett and Conaway, Dem
tcrs,., were beaten. IT,.