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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-15
Information Wanted.
EDITOR 90 iae Register.
NM, ~ Mnrl.n


WuEEIING, March Il.
S,ein. that the columns oi your pa
pcr are alwIvs upeu Tor the Tree dls'us-
sion cf AL general topics, | take this OF
portunitv oi appearing in print. My
desire Tor doing ~ i to ask II the orti-
rance in relation 20 corner loa1nc Is to
h, enforced in the city. Why l. IL that
the sixth ward policeman lee does
no, enforce the ordinance on one corner
as well as another, or why - II that he
50 stoutly eniorces it at the corner OF
Twenry-Scventh street and then puts IN
a part OF his time with the crowd that
Ioafs ON the corner Of Twenty-sixth
street. a crowd that is on the same cor
ner from morning tin night? An carry
reply from the officer or his CaptAln Is
awaited. TsESrV SEVENTH STREET
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Bayard TaylOr's Remains.

NEw GoRK, March LITTLE remains
Dj Nylrd Taylor were removed to-day
from the Governors room IN the CIV
Hall, where they have been lyja. IN
state, and taken on special train on
the Pennsylvania railroad AMI ho-uc 20
Kennel SQUARE.
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GovRRyMgyH-Generally steady
RAILRoAD BoNDs-Weak.
STATE RnNns=Dnll.

STATE BONDS-Dull.
SToCKs-Were rather quiet and, with
few exceptions, lower. The feature OF
speculation was Canada Southern, which
sold up to 81: against 59i yesterday,
closing at the highest point. Kansas
Pacific advanced from lSi to ~, reacted
to 20!, but recovered to 2l!. The
Granger shares and coal stocks were ac-
tive, and early in the day advanced st9
| per cent, but towards the
close the improvement was lost. West
ern Union was irregular, and closed
at decline Of per cent. st. Louis and
San Francisco issues showed consider
able strength and, under large purchases.
advanced per cent. The decline in
the general list at the close ranged from
tCli per cent. The transactions agyre-
gated ll4,0O0 shares, OF which 1000
were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 5000 Can
ada Southern, 1000 Wabash, $4,000
Northwestern common, 1900 preferred,
1000 st. Paul common, 1000 preferred,
1900 Delaware, Iackawanna and
Western, $500 New Jersey Central,
5000 Western Union, $500 Kansas Pa
cific, 5000 Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
$4,000 st. Louis and San Francisco and
5000 st. Louis, Kansas City and North
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, March l4.-Wheat-Firmer;
No. white Michigan held at 81 03; am
ber Michigan spot 81 o.; seller March
81 O4t; seller April 81 05; seller May
81 06i; No. 2 red winter spot and seller
March 81 04i; seller April 81 05; seller
May held at 81 06i; 81 06l bid. Corn
Steady; No. 2 seller May 37!c. Oats
Inactive.
Oil City.
On Cry, March l4.-Market opened
quiet, with 1857 bid, advanced TO 1861.
but declined to lS6i, at wuich price the
market closed. Shipments $4,000 bbls.
averaging $4,000 bbls; transactions, liO,-
900 bbls.
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NICEsBURG, MarCh l4.-Weather
cloudy and light rain; thermometer 65.
River fallen inches. Up-Centennial,
Ouachita Belle, City OF Nicksburg.
DOWN. +. lee.
EVANSVILLE. March i4-Riyer rising
with - feet IN the channel. Weather
clear and cold; mercury So. Departed
-ldleWild, Nirgie Lee, Golden Rule,
Morgan, Sam Roberts. Bedford with 500
hhds Of sugar for Cincinnati and Par.
ker's. The MOrsan adds 5000 sacks Of
corn To go below.
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY.

rI,HE STOCKHOLDERS N GREENWOOD
i Cemetery will met Ai the ori~ ~ th"
Cemetery. l2!J Main street, "n 1HC kSDAl, nth
Inst. between the hour ~ and 4 tOclo-k y. ~.
Tor the Electon of Directors o. serve during the
ensuing year. r. &. BDSHAM.
mra recrptsry.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 3 to 5 Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments Generally ady-flOur
Dull Wheat Lower -
Hogs Steady.
FINANCE.

NKw YORK, March l4.-MoNEY-
Active at 3(95 per cent, closing at 4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3i(s5 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
firm at 4S7; sight exchange on New
York weak at 1891. Dry goods imports
for the week S2,739,0O0.
SILvER-Bar silver here at 81 0Ss; sub
sidiary silver coin I per cent. discount.
Silver at London 40 led.
Recommendations steady
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Insurrectionary Plot in Macedonia.
Marine Disaster.

LoxDoN. March H. - The British
steamer Severn. from London for Que
be. ran down. oil Dungrnnr,s, a pilot
cutter having twelve pilots and crew
OF eight on board Ten pilots and five
Of the crew were drowned.
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THE SPEAKERSHIP.
A VERY STARTLING RUHOR AFLOAT,
Which is Supposed to Account for Ran
dalPs onfidence-PrOgramme Of
the Nationals-Blackburn
viii Not Withdraw.
Startling RumOr.

WASHINGTON. March l4.-The most
st0rtliu. rumor atoat, and one which
has the air Of probability, and may ac-
count for Rauda,ls confidence, is that
Clcr!, Adams mas decided in making up
the roll of members to leave out the en-
tire Iowa delegatian, on the ground that
they were not voted for and elected on
the day that the new Constitution OF the
State requires that Congressman shall
be clected-that they were voted for in
October. when they should have been
in November. The object OF such
proceeding, if carried out, would be to
break up the balance OF power now held
By the Grccnbackcrs. Randall has not
a single vote in Iowa, and neither has
Blackburn. The delegation is solidly
Republican, except Weaver and Gil
lctta, who viii vote with the Nationals.
Ii the Iowa delegation is included in
Adams roll of membership, the House
will consist of 2S7 members, and it will
require l4i votes to elect Speaker. If,
however, the delegation is excluded, the
IIouSc will consist Of only 27S, and it
will only require $50 votes to elect Il
Speaker.
Programme ofthe Nationals.
WA>mNGrOv, Nrrch ll-Reprcscnta-
tiysS Oi the National Labor party make
public communication to the Rcpub-
lean aud Democratic members elect OF
the House ui representatives of the
Forty sixth Congress, which says: We
propose % cooperate with you by elect
ing as Speaker either :. ). Cox OF New
York, or James Phelps OF Connecticut,
W. u. Kelley or Aendrick Il. Wright OF
PENNSYLVANIA, Thomas Ewing of Ohio,
Grccuburg l.. Fort OF Illinois, W. l.. Eel
ton of Georgia, John VI. Bright or Ii. {.
Nuuug Of Tennessee, each Oi whom, by
their public record on financial qucs-
tions has secured the confidence OF our
constituents, or any other member OF
the House Of experience. competent to
conduct It's business, who 10y his prcvl-
ous adherence 10 our principles has
shown that he can rise above former
political gtlilia,ion.
Blackburn Will Stick.
Louisville. March IA special to
the Crr,r-J,uuu from Washington
slv-: \ conference oi Mr.. Black
burns friends was held At his head
quarters, tonight, in regard to he re-
ports circulated by telegraph and
otherwise to the effect that in the
contingency Blurkburn may Withdraw
anil some one else substituted in his
strad The whoI" thing was denounced
IL a device oi enemies rather than
friends of Blackburn amt it was directed
to He aulhoritatiyrly announced that the
issue was uuatcrably made as between
Elarkhura AMI Randall and that il any
dark horses were to be brought out 1t
must be- hv the withdrawal OF Randall
60. ,...,I g D'r.l- lurp
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PRODUCE.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March l4.-Flour-Q Qniet
and heavy; western superfine and extra
unchanged; do. family - O0faj 80.
Wheat Western dull and slow; No. .
Pennsylvania red 81 IL; No. = western
winter red, spot and seller March
81 llsMl III; seller April 81 u sGH
III; seller May 81 1901 l2l Corn
Western dull and lower; western
mixed, spot and seller March 43l seller
April 43l@ 43lc; seller May IIsGIiicc; !;
steamer 9Ii0c. Oats-Steady; western
white 33m3i do mixed 3lG32c; Penn
sylvania -. Ryc-Nominal at 57Ca5ac.
Hay-Quict; prime to choice Pennsyl-
vania at Sll 0OCG12 90. Provisions
Quiet. Mess Pork-At - 75t9l0 %.
Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders 3ic;
clear rib sides +ic; packed ii@5!c.
Bacon-Shouldcrs i,c; old clear rib
sides 6c; new 6lc; hams 9lc. Lard
Refined in tierces &c. Butter-Prime
TO choice western packed lstd20c. Eggs
Firm and strong at lGc. Petroleum
Quiet crude TIA SIC; refined 9lc. Cofi, e
Steady and shade higher for low
grades. Whisky-Dull at 81 07!.
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Go on Board the Steamer Hudson

A Nd sToP YOUR EXPENSE AsD fISD
IA stsci, safety and ,ninfnu com. sH.
bined for lofnerJ. Huntington. SssrStsxzc
Gallip1iis. BIZ randy, lrJptDn. POrsmOuh.
dious Jayeng'r steamer
HUDSON " I'm, NAs,er.
CHARLIE ID If-r. Tlsrz, .H
VIII leave a. above ON saturday. Marcb ISth.
At o'closk p ~. protnttly. fT particulars IN.
qulrc st Boat store. or Old R~iin,,- " harf,rsi.
where freight will D. received untii hDaT ~ d.
partnr. by
mrIi e. H. BOTH Z MN. AseIb.
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Other Disasters Threated.

VIENNA, March 1.-THE authorities
at Szentcs, Nasasherly and CzOngel,
which towns contain an aggregate popu-
lation Of $1,000, have telcgrSphed to
Pcs,h iur aid. The dikes protecting
them from the waters are threatened.
Sickness has broken out among the rciu-
gees cncampcd on the dikeS at SzeCelin.
Iusurrectionary Plot in Macedonia.
IONDON, March l4.-ACcOrding 10 az
counts from Sofia, PREPARATIONS Tor an
other inSurrrctipn in Macedonia are in
progress. The leaders are the Bishops
OF sofia, the Russian Chief OF Police OF
Wiliu, III" Bulgarian bandits Storkc
and Pixie. two Austrian dcserterS and
an Enrlshman named Cooper. The
Turkish Government i, aware oi what
j. guiug on and j. taking measures on
the frontier grf.lrlirgly.
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LIE BnnrII ZEE BILL.

House Bill No. 42g-To reduce the
fees and salaries Of county officers, wa
reported hack iron the Committee Gu
Fccs and Salaries, with sundrv amend
mcntS. The amendments cut down tie
reductions in the SIX classes about > per
cent in each, a. follows:
Cuyahosa county instead oi 40 per
cent, - per cent. reduction.
Franklin. Lucas, and counties 81 the
S,con class, instead @; -, but - p,.
{ nj. le luCtInu.
The bill was set Tor thiri r-aii9.
next week. "DHN.
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nashville. March li.-RiyeT falling
1 feet inches ON the shoals. Arrived
-Rhca, Cairo. peparted-NOne.
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE DroreTs'
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head:
shipments $500 head. 5aIOc higher;
choice heavy s. 70@I Is; light GOA
IS; mixed s. 40tG3 20.
Cattle-Receipts 800 head; ship
ments 2,GO0 head Market steady; ship
ping 81 lOC95 25; all others unchanged.
Sheep-Receipts 700 head; shipments
1900 head. Market quiet and weak at
81 SOI,tl pD
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March li-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled and
lower; opened strong and higher, closed
at inside prices; No red winter 9sCG
g9c cash; No, 2 Chicago spring gilt edge
S9ic; regular S9ic cash; S9iC9s9I seller
April; g3ia94c seller May; No. 3 do
So. Corn-ln fair demand at lower
rates gilt edge 33Ic; regular 81 cash !;
32c seller April; 3Gtd35ic seller May; !;
3Glc seller June. Oats-Dull and
prices lowerat 22ic cash and seller April !;
2jIc seller May. Rye-Steady and un-
changed at Asa &c. Barley-Dull aud
lower ar 7jc. Pork-U nsettled and
lower: closed firm a, 50 20 cash; 80 20
bill seller April; - s0ca9 s2i seller
May. Iard-Easier at 81 AZ! cash
- 42i6G - seller April; 81 jOtd6 50.
seller MAY. Bulk Meats-Dull and
lower at 81 7Oca4 s5Ca5 90. Whisky
Steady at Il o.
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, March l4.-Cattle-
Receipts to-day 2s9 head. Supply Of
local very light. All through consign-
ments. Nothing doing, but the feeling
better for next weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head shipments
800 head; Workers - G0(d3 20; Phil
adclphias 81 20CIi 10.
Sheep-Receipts none; shipmets 400
head. The market closed fair for the
week.
Cincinnati.
CIYC,NSArI. o., March l4.-Hogs-
Common 81 75S3 NJ; light s. 1ta3 90;
packing s. Sj;G4 10; butchers - l0tG
l25. Receipts I25 head; shipments
5b5 head.
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Oil City.
LIVE STOCK.
N ew York.

New YoRK, March l4.-Beeves-Re.
ceipts 400 head. Market extremely
duh at fraction further advance on
common and me,lium; sales at 7iGl0ic.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head. Very lit
tie trade. Market closed extremely
heavy ut So 1905 75 for common to
prime; small lots of spring lambs at
81 OOCg4 50 per head; mutton fiat.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head. Live dull
at So S0(d.4 90; two car loads at 81 600.
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IT. LorIs, March Ii-Hogs-steaiy
with lair demand: Workers and Balti-
mOres . sJts,3 G5; paekiDg s. 2Ss3 30;
Bostons s. 6Ds3 -; butchers 10 fancy
8 1901 %. keoeipts 200 head; ship
ments 1OO heal
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATi, March II. = Cotton
Demand fair and market firm at 0Ic.
Flour-DulI and unchanged. Wheat
Demand fair and market firm; rel and
white 81 OOCa o.. C0rn-In good de-
mand at full prices at 3j!S37c. Oats
Demand fair and market firm at 27(s3Oc.
Rye-In good demand at 36c. Barley
Easier; No. ? fall CSC. Pork-In good
demand at - - bid; $40 co. lard
Opened easier and closed firm; steam
81 3JGG ~. Bulk Meats-tluiet-;
shoulder 8 30 cash and buyer March I:
short rib - IS; short clear 81 80. Bacon
Steady, with fair demand at 4i615Ic.
Whisky-Quict but steady at 81 G2.
Butter--seahy and unchanged. Lin
seed OIL Steady At Csc.
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PrrrsscRsH, March li.-Petroleum-
Very quiet; crude 81 0st st Psrker's
ior shipment; refined sic ios Philadsl-
phia delivery.
The National tribune., 1879-02-01
The Last Match.

Matches, it is said, are made in Heaven but vast
numbers also are made in Wilmington, Delaware and
in November, $780, learned the incacuable worth of
one OF those Wilmington matches. AT that time was far
out on the plains of Kansas La company with three
others We're prospecting the country shooting buor
and enjoying ourselves generally in frontier STYLE The
autumn had been long and deghtful the days were at
times suty but the nights cold enough sleep be-
meath pair of blankets. Little did anticipate what
shortly in store for On the evening of the 25th
instant, (never forget the day. vast portenous
clouds gathered along the horizon at the northwest and
ere midnight rain storm burs upon with terrible vo-
lence The wind howed around where we sought
shelter and the found way through the can
vas and drenched us to the skin. Our pair of mules
frightened at the awful thunder and almost binding light
ming had pulled the stakes to which they were attached
by tethering ropes and stood tent trembling with
fear For more than hour this drenching rain came
down, and then the storm put a phase. never
and more fearful danger became manifest All black
as Hades; but we could feel that though the rain had
ceased the had taken its place. and falling rap
idly Great Heavens We're to be engulfed and perish
in one of those deep saews Ac sometimes fall on the
Western pains9 And then, too it rapidly becoming
coeer The thermometer must have stood twenty degrees
below the freezing point daylight broke upon u.s. For
tunatey we were within twenty yards of belt of timber
running along stream, and but leading consid
Grafton was uppermost in minds--that of making a
The National tribune., 1879-02-01

encc of time between Paris and San Francisco and he
knew that the answer would come during the day He
awaited IN feversh silence IL came at the hour he had
calculated
The kothschlds are for the most part Jews The tomb
OF the Paris family opposite that og Rachel in the Gem
etery of Pere Lachaise An ar is scuptured in relief
on the white stone of the modest chapel The incosure
in front is sown with pebbles Every Jew who visits
grave leaves stone
The project of buying Palestine and reinstating the
Jews has been attributed to the Rothschd but as they
have never taken any steps toward it, probable that
they either thought of il speedily abandoned
Many stories told of their shrewdness and while
some of them are true, legendary.
One of the best known is that of the Paris banker who
when two communists entered bis bank demanded that
share his property with them gave them ivefance
piece and told them that their share as near as he
could calculate 1t.
1t was Rothschild too who while playing cards was
much annoyed by another player who stopped the game
in order that he might find piece of money that had
fallen upon the carpet Rothschld thereupon folded
bank note lit it and held it for him. saying There my
good man, hurry mp while hold the light
The National tribune., 1879-02-01
How to Select q Husband.

Il has been profoundly remarked that the true way Of
telling oadstoo from mushroom to eat it, If YOU
die 1t was toadstool if you live it mushroom.
similar method is employed in the selection of husbands
marry him, it he kills You he bad husband : if he
makes you happy he is good There is really no
other criterion AS Dr. Samuel Johnson remarked sahe
proof OF the pudding is in the eating thereof" Some
young men that unexceponable indeed very esir
able when they SINGLE perfectly horrd as soon as
they get married All the latent brute there is in the
seeks her happiness in his companonship. The honey.
moon lasts very short tme the receptions and the
parties are soon and then the two sit down TO make
nome happy Ii she has married society man. he will
soon begin to get bored he will yawn and go sleep on
the SOFA Then he will take his hat and go down the
cinD and see the boys, and perhaps home till
morning Ii she has married engrossed in business
ne VIII be tagged out when he home He may be
scky man that she must nurse and morose man that
she must seek to cheer drunken that must sit
up Tor Violent man that she fears fool whom she soon
learns TO despise vulgar for whom she must apollo
gize-in short there thousand ways of being bad
husbands and very few ways of being good And the
worst OF IL Is that the silly apt admire
Ia single men the very traits that make bad husbands and
look with contempt ridcue upon those quiet virtues
winch make home happy. Men with very little personal
beauty OF style often make the wife happyand sometimes
quite the reverse. The number of ways Of being bad
husband is almost great the number Of ways of be-
ing ugly No one tell from the deneanor of single
man what sort OF husband he will be. Meantime She
naust marry somebody Eat it if you die it must be a
toadsool II You live it sort of mushroom Bat
tinaore Eoery Saturday.
The National tribune., 1879-02-01
The Native Army in India.

AS before 1858 the native army may be divided into
three grand divisions which take their names from the
three presidencies of engal Madras and Bombay The
first of these is composed of 10 regiments of cavalry as
regiments native infantry native regiments Of Gooas
regiments OF Punaub cavalry regiments of Sikh in-
fantry regiments OF Punjaub infantry 2 regiments OF
Central India horse regiments of Meywar Infantry and
the Hvdefabad contingent
With hardly exception all these cors have since the
mutiny had them names changed The cavalry has been
entirely altered The II regiments o semi Europeanized
native dragons been abolished and their nace taken
by what used to be called Irregular cavalry is 10
say by regiments in which the armed dressed
and mounted after the native fashion, change for the
better which cannot be too highly praised.
In the Bengal native infantry the numbering the
lments has also been altered Thus the present First Reg
iment was before the mutny numbered the Twentyrst
the Second was formerly the Trty-rst the Third the
Thirty second and so ON throughout the list.
In the Madras service there regiments of native
cavalry and al of native infantry while Bombay army
consists of regiments of native cavalry besides the Poona
horse regiments of Scine horse and 30 regiments of
native infantry But in the Bengal army that the
greatest changes have been made The custom that had
by degrees become unwrtten law, from which no evi
alton was permitted of enlistng none but ghcaste
IN the ranks has been completely abrogated In the dark
days twenty years ago, when we losing In
da. these men always the dsatfected. Since
then not only have lowcaste men been encouraged
ter the service but natives belonging tribes formerly
un endly and unwilling serve have been sought after
and enrolled and they thought than the Brah
minis and Rainpoos from whom regiments used to be
almost exclusively recruited But perhaps the greatest
alteration is in the in which native army is
provided with European officers When vounCster
went out TO India he used to be gazeted ensign ma
tive regiment in which he remained the list untf he
obtained the rank of major Under the system the
only entrance to the native military service is through the
English army An officer who wishes to serve in our In
dian army must first qualify and pass his examination and
enter as second lieutenant in the cavalry infantry of
the line After two years of regimental duty may a
Ply II the corps to which he belongs stationed India
and after ne has passed preliminary examination in one
OF the native languages to be attached native reg
ment as "a probationer for the staff corps" Should his
probation satisfactory he gazetted from the corn
TO which he has hitherto belonged and roll
OF the saH corps of the Presidency in which he is serving
When this change has been made he is available for any
duty in lndia but matter of course the major
y OF the officers belonging TO the staff corps employed
with the different native regiments.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-10-16
ELECTION NOTES.

The whole Republican ticket is elect
ed in Miami county.
The entire Republican ticket is elect
ed in Clark county.
Price, Republican, is elected to the
Assembly in Muskingum.
Guernsey county elects Frame Gre
publican) to the Assembly.
In Preble county, Links, Republican,
is elected for State Senator.
Democrats carry Marion county by
slightly increased majOrities.
The majority for the Republican State
over 400.
Roby and Kelly, Republican candi
dates for Senators in Erie county, are
probably elected.
Madison county elects Republican
Representative, John +. Locke, by 40,
The entire Republican county ticket is
elected except, perhaps, Treasurer.
Summit county elects two Republican
Representatives and one Senator in that
district.
The entire Republican ticket is elect
ed in Jackson county. including Payne
for Representative.
Koons, Republican candidate for the
Assembly in Knox county, is elected by
200 majority. r4-
Cole is elected in the Sciota, and Pol
lard to the Senate from the Seventh dis
trict. Both Republicans.
Madison and Hardin counties, report
Republican candidates to the General
Assembly elected. ...t........
Jones, candidate for the Legislature
from Delaware county, counted by the
Democracy as sure for them, is elected.