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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
AWRON0 RIGRTED.
A Giri's Honor Healed by Mar
rage.


Squire Felber's court promises to be
one Of the liveliest justice shops In the
city. Yesterday he had . regular sensa.
ton in the shape Ola case that grew out
of young girl slowing not wisely but
too we'll" The attention OF Blackstone
Row was detrscted from the polls early
Yesterday morning by the excited ap-
pearance OF Constable Laugh.in and the
manner in which Attorney Curtis was
sliding about the streets. Every once
in a while they we're seen to dart INTO
the Souire's office, and arepo' ter dec ded
TO investigate. He found the Squire
pouring over Q warrant which ST. tied
that Elizabeth Weir, alias Weddell made
a complaint that John Gates, alias Glass
did attempt and use means to procure
an aboi ton, or use means to procure an
abortion or miscarriage upon her, the
sad Elizabeth Weir, with the
int.rt II destroy her unborn child, IN
this, that he dio Ike her, the said Eliza
b. N Weir, to the house OF one Elizi
Steele. for the purpose OF having an
abortion pf rtormed on her.
This was the charge and the thing
now was 10 hunt up fact,. The wo'
man was q modest appearing young
woman about eighteen Years OF age, and
stated that Glass had l,een paving her
attention and she, fraii daughter OF Eve,
had finally trusted her honor in his
keeping on his promising - marry her.
When the result OF her wrong became
apparent she had gone to him and asked
him to marry her. but instead he had
tsken her to the house OF this woman
Steele; but she had discovered his
designs and refused 10 take any medi-
cines whatever and had as soon As pos
sible made the complaint.
Her home is above Martins
Ferry. The cause OF all this trouble is
Young man who works in coal bank
and claims to be poor but worthy ind!-
vidual.
LAWYER Curtis chambers are connect.
ed with the judicial rooms OF Squire
Felber and he interested himself in the
case. He skirmished around and found
the young man and found that he was
willing to marry the girl. Then Curtis
went to Martins Ferry, gained the con.
sent of the girls father, then saw the
girl and found her willing. The coupe,
however. had no money and there were
the costs OF the suit aud marriage Ii
cense to procure. The parties interest.
cd in the costs at the 'Squire's office all
signiiied their intention to throw Off the
amount, or in other words donate that
amount to the couple and collection
was started and the necessary dollar soon
raised with which to procure a license.
Then Curtis sailed out and got promi-
nent Reverend to donate his services.
and at ) o'clock the ceremony was per-
formed in the 'Squire's office in the
presence OF several attorneys, who neg
iected the important 1uty OF saving the
county in order to see the knot tied.
The couple then departed, followed by
the good wishes OF all who had hear OF
the case. 1t is to be hoped that every
thing will flow along smoothly during
their married life.
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These figures seemt d 10 indicate that
Jack ,on, in the last election, carried
about the party strength. His majority
was S25, and Hancock's will not be so
more. Wilson was scratched little,
but will not be far behind. His MAORI
" over Hutchinson, by the above
figures, is 293 and will run, by the iull
returns, to over 800. In 1873 he lost
this county by 43l and Yesterdays ma
jority is gain for him OF over 700.
THE GENERAL RETURNS.
The general apathy OF the day gave
way, at night, 10 an intense excitement.
At dark the streets began to fill with
surging crowd, and the newspaper Of
fees and political headquarters were
thronged. At the Academy OF Music
and McLurs House, the headquarters,
respectively. Of the two parties, i'm
mense crowds assembled to hear the re-
turns and the excitement ran high.
Wires had been run into both and tele-
graph instruments were clicking out the
news OF the result Of the struggle.
Neither of these buildings could con-
tain the dense crowds, which overlooked
into the streets and paraded up and
down, shouting for their favorites. The
counting room Of the REGISTER Office was
filled TO sufocation by the people who
came u hear the news, and the sidew
was literally impossible at times.
THE RADICAL RrCTIoy.
About IL o'clock the Radicals began
II draw comfort rom the returns, and 10
get uproarious. They began by shout
ing and bowling about the street, yell
ing for Garfield, interlarded with oaths
and profanity in various forms. One or
two started it, and were joined by
Others, and in few moments
howing, demoniacal mob OF
them tore about the streets like
mad. Finally band was procured and
placed at their head and reinforced by
certain strong liquors, they recon-
menced their orgies. Shouting. singing,
yelling, cheering and swearing groups
pranced up and down and the night was
indeed made hideous.
This was kept up most OF the night.
About 10 O'Clock the most respect lble
portion OF the mob retired, but the first
faint streaking Of daylight found few
still on the rampage and the last man
the reporter met. as he tramped home
ward, was Ra Ideal who intelligence
seemed almost divine as he braced him
self against gas post aud calculated:
"Rah fer G'iield,"
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Lizzie Bridges, ore Major
B,idges' charming daughters OF Mounds
vile, is the guest OF Miss Nena LYDIA, Of
IN. South Side.
Nr. Gardiner, OF New York. connected
with the Gamewell Fire Alarm Com.
pany, was in the city Yesterday looking
az the new alarm.
Col. Alex Campbell and son, Alex, Jr.,
arrived in the city last night IN order to
hear the returns.
Geo. Bsrtholomaie, more generally
known as Gail ( AXIS Little Joker"
arrived in the city Yesterday and com
menced his jokes by making mime host
S,amm" hunt all through the cellar ot
the hotel for twenty dollar piece:
Jack G!ssscock, well known Wheel
iny hoy, who formerly played with the
old Standard base ball club OF this city,
hut who has been playing with the
Cleveland club during the past season,
has returned home and will spend the
winter months in these quarters. Jack
has made a splendid record during the
season and is generally liked by all
members OF the League. He has signed
To play with the Cleveland club next
wear, fact that will please his friends.
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VIRGINIA.

Scattering Fisures from the Old Dominion
PETERSBURG, Novembar 2.-There has
been no disturbance whatever up to
noon, when neariy halt Of the qualified
vote of the city was polled.
RICHMOND, November 2.-Nineteen
cut of q precincts give Wise, Dem, for
Congress, $3.50.
G. d. Wise's majority is 2,43l.
PETERSBURG, November THE OFF,
cial count gives Democratic majority
OF 322.
NORFOLK, November 2.-Goode, Dem.
ocrat, for Congress, has a plurality OF
50. The election OF Desendorf, kepubli-
can, to Congress from the Second dis
trict, is conceded. The Republicans
gain one Congressman.
LYNcHBURG, November 2.-Thls city
gives the regular Democratic ticket
1876, Readjusiers "a, Republicans SCI.
Fredericksburg gives the usual Demo
cratic majority Of 2l2.
The Regular Democrats Ahead.
Returns from 81 precincts give
regular Democratic plurality OF ,56!.
RICHMOND, Va, November 1.-The
returns indicate the election OF Con-
gresham Wise, D., in the Third dis.
trict; John s. Barbour, D., in the
Eighth district; John 5. Tucker, ID,
in the Seventh district, and the re-elec-
ton of Joseph b. Jorgensen, r., in the
Fourth district.
PErERsBUkG, November 1.-The Off.
cial vote OF this city is as follows: Re.
publcans l,6l4, Democrats l,Ol5, Re.
CLUSTERS 125.
Jorgensen, Rep, is elected To Con-
g-ess.
NORFOLK, November 2.-Dekendorf,
Rep, for Congress, has 1000 maioriiy.
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LADIES Tn 'erwe IT at low price. Oul
SOC vests ere cool. Geo. Il. Roth.
Positive Results.


There are numerous remedies that
cure sometimes and become trusted as
useful, but none have ever proved so
effectual-cured 80 many and such re.
markable cases-as DR.. Ayers medi-
cines.
The Cherry Pectoral has restored
great numbers OF patients who were be.
lieved to be hopelessly affected with
consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chills and lever
quickly and surely.
Ayers Compound Extract OF Sarsa-
parilla eradicates scrofula and impuri-
ties OF the blood, cleanses the system
and restores it to vigorous health. BY
its timely use many troublesome disor.
ders that cause a decline OF health are
expelled ar cured.
Ayre's Pills and their effects are too
we'll known everywhere to require any
commentator from us here.-S"rdnton
(Pd.) Times.
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A DESPERATE MAN.
Strange Actions of an Old Her
mitat ROckpOrt, Ohio.

CLEVELAND. November For sever
al weeks Rockport has been in state OF
great excitement over hermit named
Mark Sage, who lives on and manages a
farm OF fifty acres, about two miles west
OF Cleveland, all ty himself. The man
was quiet enough, and always paid his
rent promptly. but he refused to hold
intercourse with anybody, and the
neighbors told startling tales about his
ferocity, claiming among other things
that he had whole arsenal in his house,
including thirteen shot guns and mus
kets and four revolvers. In consequence
OF this talk the property in t!at locality
deprecated in value, and the owner oi
the farm began an ejsctment sui, against
Sage before the Justice oil the Peace al
RoCkpoit.
A constable was dispatched TO the
house to serve the papers in the case,
bnt was chased off the premises b.
Sage, who was armed with a double
barrel shotgun. The constable resigned
rather than to jeopardzr his life the
second time, and the justice on Satur-
dav came To this city in company with
number Of Rockport citiz-ns, and made
affidavit that Sage is insane and dan
gerous person.
At late hour on Saturday evening
Sheriff Wilcox, Deputy Freeman and
Mr. Snow drove 10 Sage's house. which
stands north OF the Lake Shore Railroad
tracks in Rockport. Freeman knocked
at the door, which was cautiously
opened, and Sheriff Wilcox quickly
thrust his foot inside before Sage could
shu, it again. The latter brsced his
body against the door, but the officers
pushed il open aud rushed in and seized
him. Sage, who has unusual strength,
fought like tiger, but was overcome
after a protracted struggle, and hand
cuGed. In his pockets the officers
found SPA Al. When Sage found he
was overpowered he became subdred
and said: Now you've got me, sup:
pose that's the end OF it." Several guns
were standing about in the room, among
them double-barreled shotgun, load
ed, capped, and with both hammers at
full cock. Sage, who refused TO answer
any questions, was locked in Jail. Sage's
brother, who lived with him about q
year ago, committed suicide by cutting
his throat.
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NUTSHELL NOTES.
LIE ayonY is all over.

The agony is all over.
NEARLY every one, ,nt'tiei 10 vote,
voted
THERE was more inn in the Second
warl than in any other.
ONE marriage liceaSc WAS issued Ly
Recorder Hook yes,cT,isN.
One deed citrus; Was recorded in the
County Clerks office Yesterday.
Nearly all the mills, foundries and
manufacturing establishments IN the
city were closed Yesterday.
NAT. GooDwIS. who attempted a
eold-blooded murder in BenwOOd last
Friday evening, has been released on
bail. :,
A WAGON belonging to Staub, the feed
man, was run into by the driver OF
coal wagon yesterday aud badly
wrecked.
The stalls OF the Eighth ward hose
house have been repaired, and the To-
iects spoken OF some time ago in this pa
per remedied.
FRANK Met oRNICE, 4 man employed
in the South Wheeling glass works, was
severely cut in the head the other DAY
with piece OF machinery.
THERE will be some broken legs, ifthe
ugly holes in the board walk on the
west side OF the National road, above
Seventh street, are not repaired.
CsIEF EccLEs, OF the fire department.
has new horse and buggy that is one
of the fanciest rigs in town. He is proud
OF il. and Justly so, too.
The argument in the insurance cases
were concluded yesterday. Judge Gram
mer, however, reserves his opinion and
decisionuntil some future time.
The election door at the Eighth ward
hose house, ordered by Council and
used for the first time yesterday, was
great improvement over the old style.
The reception held in the North End
last evening by number of Young Ia
dies, was the most pleasant affair given
in that section OF the city, this season.
A large crowd OF friends were present.
LOUISVILLE. November River ris.
ing slowly, with s feet inches in the
canal and foot 8 inches in the chute
on the falls. Business dull. Weather
warm and cloudy; at dark. indications
Of rain. John Porter and tow left for
Pittsburgh.
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KENTUCKY.
Democratic Gaius-Nine Democratic
congressman Elected.

Democratic Gaius-Nine Democratic
Congressmen Elected.
Louisville, November 2.-Thirty-
eight of "A precincts in this city with five
precincts in the country give 1925 ma
jority for Hancock and which is gain
over 1876 The same precincts in the
Congressional election gave S,2U votes
for Willis, the present Representative,
Democrat: 2,6S) for Hayes, Democratic
nominee, and 6,S9i for Barnes, Repuh-
lican nominee. Willis is reelected.
The election is very quiet throughout
the State. The election OF Mckenzie OF
the Second district. Caldwell OF the
Third, Knott OF the Fourth, Carlisle OF
the Sixth, Blackburn OF the Seventh
and Thompson OF the Eighth is certain,
ali Democrats and all members OF the
present Congress. Turner is believed
to I've re collected from the Ninth district.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-Scatterlng
returns indicate considerable Republic.
can gains. The Republicans probably
gain one or two congressman.
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THE RETURNS.
FULL VOTE OF THE CITY PRECINCTS.
A Gain Of Eight Hundred for Wilson
Over i876-Reeeiving the Gen.
eral Returns-The Rad
icaI Hoodoo.

Between counting the votes, yester-
day, and on the State election, was q
vast difference. Then, the clerks and
Judges dragged out two and three days,
heavy eyed and played out; last night,
the clerks finished early and bright
eyed and dapper, rushed the returns 10
the newspaper offices. Fulton was the
first to report, coming in at $50 O'Clock:
Centre came to the front about a half
hour later, and Washington soon after.
Then came several county precincts,
and then Richie. Clay next stood in
line, Webster followed, aud finally, at
1890 o'clock Union reported. The re-
suit was then as follows:
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
DIAN A.
Indications that Smaller Vote Has Been
PoIled than Ia October.

Indications that Smaller Vote Has Been
PoIled than Ia October.
FoRr WAYNE, November 9, II NJ
All business houses are closed. The
election is going eff quietly. The gene.
raj opinion is that the Republicans will
make slight gains over October cleo
ton.
INDIaSAPoLIs, November 1.-The cleo
ton today has passed without any dis
turbance in this city and the indications
are that a smaller vote has been polled
than at the October elect on. Compare
sons tonight are made on the vote for
Governor at the State election, which
gave Republican vote of 23l ,i05;
Democratic, pa, 452; National, li,nSl.
Republican plurality. G,9o3.
INpIASAPoLIs, November I'm the 20
precinct, heard from Gartield's vote is
1859, Hancock sos, Weaver 492. The
same towns gave Porter, Republican,
9.55l; Landers, Democrat, S,7l5; Gregg,
National, 54s. This gives net Repub-
lican gain OF is.
The total vote in this city is 1919, Il
less than the VOC OF October. In the
Sixth ward the Republicans gain -.
Wayne Township, this county, Repub;
lican gain 50
In 10 voting places from as many
counties in the State show Republic
can gain OF % on the total vote and a
Democratic loss OF AZ; net Republican
gain II.
One hundred and fifty towns gives
Garfield 22,964, Hancock q 1877, Weaver
1910. The same places gave Porter,
Republican. 22,925; Ianders 2l,O59,
Gregg l,l09; net Democratic gain 80.
Democratic Gains Reported.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 2.-Returns
from forty voting places gives Garfield
ssh, Hancock 1897, Weaver 200. The
same Places gave Porter, Republican,
1858; Landers, Democrat, 1904; Gregg,
National, 1879. Democratic net gain 30.
INDIANAPOLIS, November O. The
returns thus far show about equal
Republican and Democratic gains. In
40 towns the net Republican gain is
five, indicating a Republican gain in the
State of about the same majority given
for Porter as at the October election.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 1.-Two
hundred and seventy voting places, or
one fifth of the State, show net Demo
cratic gain over the Governor vote OF
October OF l24.
Three hundred precincts give net
Republican gain OF %.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 2-Tweniy.
four wsrls and voting precincts in this
city and county give net Republican
gam of lS5 over the Governors vote in
October st. Joseph county, all except,
four townships, give Republican gain
OF 2l9
Returns from 40 voting places give
Garfield 62.026; Hancock, 41,4S2;; Wea.
yer, 1924. The same places gave the
Republicans in October Ill; Demo
Gratis, 47,3lS; Nationals, 2,S95. Repub-
lican gains, 2j5; Democratic gains. 1874.
Net Republican gain, 81.
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Ths or,ss Isstsrn q Hsv Orleans.

The orsss 1estsrn ct Hsv osasans
The ieviathan OF naval construction u
expected soon to plough her way to
the levee at New Orleans, - an evidence
that the improvement in the channel Of
the waters Of the Mississippi, deepened
by Dredging, under the engineering
skill of C.Pt. Jas. B. Eads, are perfect
success. The Crescent City smiles now
With the rapid advance in its fortunes
that fate seems to have reserved as re-
vari for the sufferings and indignities
she had endured by war, financial dis
tress, panic, pestilence and other evlls:
II must be remembered, however, that
in the darkest OF the yellow
fever days the Louisiana State
Lottery, BY its princely muniicence,
kept open for citizen and stranger alike
the doors of the great Charity Hospital;
For further information as to the grand
monthly drawing, address N. A. DanPh-
in. No. 3lS adway, New York City,
or some person at New Orleans, La.
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DELAWARE
Considerable Excitement in Wilmington.

Considerable Excitement In Wilmington.
WILMINGTON, November 1.-The cleo.
ton is progressing amid considerable
excitement. The police force has been
increased BY over 200 specials A still
larger number of deputy sheriffs are on
duty. and the L. s. deputy marehals are
equally numerous.
WILNISGroN, November 2.-Incom-
ple.e returns from the city OF Whining.
ton show Republican gain OF $50.
Hancock Carries the state.
WILMINGTON, November 1.-The re-
turns received indicate the majority in
the State at least 600 for Hancock.
The Democrats will secure ut least IA Of
the 81 Legislators and the probabilities
arc that their ticket will b unanimous
~ elected.
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Weather Indications.

W.sHISGTox. u. c., November :. ! A..
N.-For the Tennessee and the ono
Valley, partly cloudy weather, possibly
occasional light rain, southeast winds,
generally lower barometer or higher
Temperatures. -,
For the Lakes, clear, followed by in
cr-asng clOu illness, Occasio lai rain n
the western portion, south ast win =
anil lower hnrOmeter.
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AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
Imprisoned by Order Of the German Gov
eminent.

Imprisoned by Order OF the German Gov-
eminent.
PARIS, November 2.-lniormation has
been received this morning from a per.
fectly reliable source that the German
government has jus; decided that the
treaty Of 1865 with the United States
shall Mt be recognized as affecting
Alsace and Lorraine. and that natural
lied citizens OF the United States resid-
ing in the new German provinces shall
be subject not only To- military duty.
but shall be fined and imprisoned Tor
non.service. One naturslized Ameri.
can citizen, a German, las been already
arrested, aud he is Row in prison, and
the German government proposes not
t. eve him up. Strong feeling is being
manifested about the matter, but our
legation at Berlin is poyer!css.
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Get Out Doors.

The close confinement Of all factory
work gives the operatives paid faces.
poor appetite. languid, miserable feelings,
poor blood, inactive liver. kidneys and
urinary troubles, and ell the physicians
and medicine in tie world cannot help
them unless they get ont Of doors or use
Hop Bitters, the purest and beat remedy,
especially for such cases, having abund-
ance of health, sunshine and rosy
cheeks in them. They cost but trifle.
See another column. Laushlin Bros. 4
Co., wholesale Agents, Wheeling, W.
Va
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"Aialt Bitters" are Brain, Nerve and
Blood food. peculiarly adapted to, and
warmly recommended by, our druggists
and physicians for General Debility,
Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Hys-
terra, Nervousness, Sleeplessn-ss, Emae.
istion and Dropsy.
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MICHIGAN.
business SUSPENDED at Detroit.

DETROIT. November >, j. M.-The
election is proceeding quietly. A large
number of Business houses are closed,
all ! energetic work is being put in 10y
both sides. Nothing definite is known
as To the condition OF the vote. Srl,n.
did weather.
LANSING, November 2.-One hundred
and thirty.two precincts show Repub-
lican majority OF 9,l20.
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FELLOWS Hypophosphites makes an
old person look years Younger. This
witness is true" Would that j could
more widely make it known for its
many virtues. Long may its inventor
live to see the happy fruits of his in
ventiou. ALEXANDER CLARKE, II d..
Amherst, \. S.
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CoLoRED Trimming Silks only SOC per
ward at Geo. q. Roth's.
Almost Young Again,

"My mother was afflicted long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy mac
tive condition OF the whole system;
headache. nervous prostration, and was
almost helpless. Nophysicians or med
icines did her any good. Three months
ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with
such good effect that she seems and feels
Young again, although over 20 years old.
We think there is no other medicine fit
to use in the iamily."-A lady, in Provi-
dence, K. Il. Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
wholesale agents. Wheeling, W. Va.
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TEXAS.
The Usual democratic Majority.

Inc Chuai ehoSia''S n'J"'fJ'
GALVESTON, November - Scattering
returns indicate the usual Democratic
majority.
GALVESTON. November 2-prmocr@tic
congressman are elected in the Fir,',
Second. Thrill. Fourth AMI Sixth dir
tr;cts. The Fifth district is in dorh',
but Sheperd, Dem. is thought To- lie
elected by about 800 majority over
Jones Ind