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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

A GIRL was frightened to death by
dream, at West Chester, Pa. She was
recovering from typhoid fever, and was
so weak that, awakening in terror, the
violent action Of her heart proved in
stantly fatal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

IA thing of beauty" remarked
the dentist, looking into the patients
mouth, sis joy forever. A dollar and
fifty cents, please" p. Shat is
what makesit 80 beautiful.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

AnaAe non ssiMph 1ssp1eal leaf - b P00A
TIVE remedy for Pain h he Back Severe Heed.
aeAes. DlssinsaA lA1anea 1ysA DloGtin& Nish1
1weats. ToEyld Liver Painful Ufinaaion. ofsvel anA
"a Dlseas6 q IL UdAVA Liver es Urinary oFganA
Il b . safs aaa csrsalA cure for Leueer1hea. womb
Diseases a1A IN Female cenDaainn. ~ Blood
Purifier Il b unsq1als1. for Il S1TD ~ organs -
MAIN tho blood.
/ Ths Msyese betsls n ~ maskse Prlse. Elsa
For sale b. DFuGgis1s and IN dealesa
A - Il WARNER = CO.,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

STRANGE new birds have appeared
an Georgia. A St. Simons letter to the
Brunswick advertiser says: "Last
week this island was full of beautiful
little birds, the name of which seems to
be unknown. We are told that for
many years they have been recognized
as the very first advance guard Of the
large focks of birds going South at the
end of summer. These beautiful little
harbingers seem to be 50 ex-
ceedingly sensitive in their delicate
organization as to render them emil
nently BETTING barometers, be-
tokening afar off the very first breath Of
sere autumn. They are beautifully
striped, longitudinally, with alternate
layers of black and white, and about the
size of tomtit. They stopped with US
a few days, seemed busy feeding upon
insects on the trees, and their exit was
as quiet and sudden as their coming"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

Children love to torment. When
they grow up, the boy gives his propen.
sity free rein in hunting game. The
girl torments the men.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

TIE sales Of tho Frazer Axle Grease are
Increasing every day, because It il - good -
Represented.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22
rAlleutovn Democrst.1

,.,7e..-ss- CAllentown Democrat s1c
LAuBAcH, the Hamilton street druggist,
last week sold 1t retail tho Asssdrad ssd this-
tee,s bottles Of the celebrated St Jacobs on,
whose curative powers over Rheumatism the
papers say - much Of now-a-dayA 100
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

istence and happy restoration to the hopes
and joys Of life, to the use Of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and 1 say to every
one suffering from any manner OF kidney,
liver or urinary trouble, use this remedy
and recover" w. z. SANFORD.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

On. r V. PIERCE, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
to the Worlds Dispensary and Invalids' Ho-
tel, Of Buffalo, n. T., has resigned his seat in
whole time and attention to those applying
to the WoRLD's DIsP1NsARY MEDICAL Asso-
CITATION for the treatment of Chronic Diseases.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

WnHoYT's Fever and Agus Tonic, the
old reliable remedy, now sells at one dollar.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

USE Redding's Russia Salve in the house, and
use Redding's Russia Salve in the stable.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22
1000 liAY0s IYa OCEANS

6ent On trial and returned 6 eur
expense net - represented.
eF than elsewhere. Are
! 8
Camp Pianos and Or
gAns, and Gen. Agents
for Decker Brothefa,
Olive Street. st. LeuiA No.
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BRIEFS ny CABLE.
a Emneror OF Russia ia indIspoge,

The Emperor OF Russia is indisposed.
The Turks arc preparing to surrender
Dulciguo but some resistance from the
Albanians ia expected.
At meeting Of the Land League Dillon,
Sexton and Sullivan strongly protested
against the pastoral letter Of Archbishop
MeCabs, Of Dublin. :
A strong force OF Basutos attacked Mas
iru, South Africa, Sunday last. The fire.
ing continued throughout tho day and
night, The Basutos were ultimately re-
pulled. The loss on the Colonial sids
was trifing.
II is roughly estimated that the BANK Of
France within the last three or four dqyR
has parted with about two million pounds
OF gold. This supply msy be ioInd
available for export to the United States
on the Eugish or German account OF
gold sent into the Bank II England yes.
terday, the sum ol E203, 600 was French
coin, ultimately desliped to the United
States.
The St. Petersburg Noraai, newspaper,
publishes q telegram from the MuniCipali-
~ OF Navo TChehkAsk, which states that
the merchants there have an insufficient
supply Of cereals for consumption. Tho
population have pslilioned the Minister
Of the Interior to prohibit the export Of
grain from the Sea OF AZoi Gen. Lus
MelikoG, Chiei Executive Of the Cover n.
ment, visited the St. Petersburg Corn Ex.
change for the purpose Of ipquiring tho
price, stock snd the amount OF export oI
grain. 1t Is stated he contemplates stop
ping the expectation Of cereals TO foreign
countries. Large quantities Of American
maize aud Chilian wheat arc being sold al
st. Petersburg. Flour Is being imported
by tha way ol Staten.
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ESrAB ABLIsHED AUGUSTA, 1852

in New jersey. We ought also
to gain one in the Second Connecticut dis
trict in place OF Phelps, and another in
the Third California district in place Of
Berry, and also one in the Thirteenth ILL.
nois district. And lastly, we ought to
gain one in the First West Virginia dis
trict.r Wilson is in minority in this dis
trict OF several hundred. Now, that the
Greenback brethren have made their 0c-
tober experiment, and failed to pan out as
q majority in any county in the district, as
far as heard from, they ought to
be ready to follow the good
example set them in Ohio aud Indiana,
and cooperate with the party that has
supplied the country with the largest
volume Of currency ever knownin our
history. They profess to be after plenty
Of money and great prosperity, and these
two blessingsthe country is now enjoying
under Republican administration. The
time is therefore prOpitious for the Green.
hackers to recognize the inevitable, and
help to continue the stability and good
times now In existence.
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Cooper (Democratl has 50 majority for
sheriff; McCord (Republican) IS majority
for House Of Delegates; Tarr (Democrat)
msiority for Prosecuting Attorney;
Buchanan (Democrat) 81 majority for AS
sessor.
WELIsDuRd, W. VA, October IS, 0 a. NJ
ALI the precincts heard from bnt one,
which gives Jackson, Democrat, for Gov
ernor, 70 majority. French, Greenhaek,
gets 50 votes. The entire Democratic
ticket is elected, except the offices Of Pre-.
siding Justice OF the County Court and
member Of the House OF Delegates. G. W.
Gist, Republican, is elected Presiding Jus.
tice, and Geo. ". McCord, Republican, is
elected to the Legislature. The constitu-
tional amendments abolishing Articles s
and 5 have a majority OF 740 for Article s
aud 7l5 for Article 3. Wellsburg District
elects Nichols, Republican, Constable.
The Democratic majorities have been con-
siderably reduced. The one precinct to
bear from will not materially change the
result in the vote for State officers. A large
vote was poled and the election passed of
quietly, the best Of feeling prevailing
among all parties. The Greenback ele-
ment got deadener.
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MARioN COUNTY.

PENNINGTON, October lS.-The vote il
this district is as follows: Jackson, 800
stureiss, 15l; French, ia; Miller, 307
Cunningham, 14G; Hayes, 116; o'Brien
29s; Burke, 142; Sturm, 1875; Watts, SO7
Caldwell, l47; Hall, ll6; Green, 3OS; Max
well. 14S; Thompson, ll5; Butcher, S07
Purinton, l4S; Kenna, llG Senate, Smith
303; Furbee. 2B4. House OF Delegates
Morrow. 297; Wells, 2Ss; Fleming, 1866
Hall, 1888; NJ. L. Fleming, l2S; Oakes. 1870
Last two Greenbackers. For Judge, A. D.
Fleming, S95, in Old Circuit, Hagans, Ia
In Old Circuit. Fleming, 394; in New Cir.
cult, Hagans, 173 in New Circuit; for
ratification Of the Eigth Article, 45S; for
rejection, 50; for ratification, Of the
Thirteenth and Third Articles, 456; against
llS. Democratic district officers all elected
in this district. Largest vote we have
cast for years.
CLOVES GAP, October l3-Democratic
Ticket-Jackpou, 10; Miller, l79; O'Brien,
179; Watts, 10; Butcher. l7S; Green, 40;
Smith, Ill; Morrow, l75; Wells, 1Sl; !;
Raymond, 1888; Hayden, 1S0; Piiskett,
1SO; Leeper, 179; Cooper, 1888; Carney,
1871. s
Republican Ticket sturgiss, 10; Cum
ningham, 10; Bu,ke, 10; Caldwell, l0;
Purintou, 10; Maxwell, 10; Fufbee, 27;
Fleming, le; Hail, 10; staggers, II; Prich.
ard, 10.
FAlRMoSr, October 1s.-The official vote
Oi all but two precincts in Marion county,
W. Va, gives Jackson 1900; Sturgiss,
1928; Morrow, APO; Wells, 1883; 7. W.
Fleming, 1928; Hall, 1,l00; Smith, 1886;
Furbee, 1884. Mannington and Babtown
10 hear from.
FAlRMoNT, October 13-The vote at
Fairmont: Governor, ]. B. Jackson, l57;
N. B. French, 0; G. g. Sturgiss, 252; At
torney General, @. @. Watts. 16l; Cyrus
Hall, 10; G. B Caldwell, $50; F. Smith,
l5S; j. II. Furbee. 256; House, Jas. Nor
row, Jr., 1859; O. q. Wells, IA; Thos. W.
Fleming, 265; R. W. Hall, PIG; N. l..
Fleming, 50; +. 0akes, II
Prosecuting Attorney, LIB. Raymond,
1888; H. B Staggers, 232. Sheriff, @. B.
Carney, lSl; A. N. Prichard, 23l; G. ".
Manly,6. Article Eighth, for ratification,
24S, same, rejection, 1875. Article Three,
for ratification, 23l; for rejection, l20.
Judges, A. 3. Flemming, new district, 2i5;
old district, 2l6; J. N. Hagans, new
district, 204, old district, 203 This county
has elected the full Democratic ticket by
an average majority OF $50. Judge Elem.
iDgs' msjority is between 500 and 600
over Hon. ]. NJ. Hagans.
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Comes up Nobly with n Republican Ma.
inrlIY of A hanl LEO.

Comes up NobIy with n Republican Ma.
toriiy Of about 100.
BRIDGEPORT, October, 13.-The fellow.
ing is the'vote Of this town in detail:
Secretary Of State, Lang, Democrat, 2sS;
Townsend, Republican, AL.
Judge Of Supreme Court, Follett, Demo.
cratic, 2s5; McIlvane, Republican, 444.
Clerk OF Supreme Court, Tanning, Dem.
ocratic, 2Si; CroweIl, Republican, 445.
Member Board OF Public Works, Jack.
son, Democratic, 2S5; Hosmer, Republi,
can, IA.
State School Commissioner, Burns, Dem.
ocrutic, 2s5; DeWolf, Republican, 443.
Representative in Congress, Charles.
worth, Democratic, 200; UpdegraG, Re-
publican, 430
State Board OF Equalization, Darrah,
Democrat, 2S5; Shannafelt, 443.
Clerk OF Courts, Darrah, Democrat, 1926;
Emerson, Republican, 406.
Sheriff. Baron, Democrat, 276; Hilles,
Republican, 454.
Auditor, Collland, Democrat, S02; Lee,
Republican, 427.
Recorder, Dixon, Democrat, 2S2; Hobbs,
Republican, AS.
Commissioner, FraRher, Democrat, 2GS;
Cope, Republican. 462.
lnfrmary Director, Taylor, Democrat,
27s; Bsiley, Republican, Al.
Coroner, Kennedy, Democrat, 2S5; Gar.
rett, Republican, 445.
Justice OF the Peace, Eagleson, Demo.
crat, 1870; Mitchell, Republican, 4l0. AT
this place seven GreenbaCk votes were
paIt
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oURAr, COL, October l3-The excite.
ment is unabated over the fate OF Jackson,
who was captured by the Ures at Kline's
Ranch. The Fourth Cavalry were halted at
Sagnache on its way 10 Fort Garland by
an order from General Pope and Colonel
Beaumont, commanding, and directed to
return 10 the agency TO ascertain the facts
in regard 10 the affair. The papers issued
by the United States Commissioners, at
Gunnison City for the arrest oi The parties
implicated, and the officers, arrived here
last night, VIA Lake City, and left at day
light this morning accompanied by the
Sheriff OF 0uray county and others. Ar.
irving at the Agency Agent Berry was
placed under arrest, but Holmes and Her
rett fed. Kline lbe arrested tomorrow.
The prisoners will be taken 10 Gunnison
City Tor examination.
A large amount OF freight Is accumula.
ting at Alamosa and South Arkansas
Ouray and intermediate points, which the
freighters refuse TO load at double the
usual rates. as most OF II is provisions fol
winter and there IL danger Of q scarcity
before spring unless steps are taken 10 pro
tect the fTeiHhlers.
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MARIIs,s FERRY.
The Upper Precinct OF Pcaae Gives
Fine Republican Majority

Pine Republican Majority
MARTINS FERRY, o., October 13.-Tb,
following is the vote Of this precinct in
detail:
Secretary OF State, Lang, Democrat
ass; Towneend, Republican, 5S7.
Judge Of Supreme Court, Follet, Demo.
crat, 44G; Mcllvaine, Republican, 597.
Clerk OF Supreme Court, Tanning,
Democrat, 446; Crowell, Republican, 597.
Board OF Public Works, jackson, Demo
crat, 448; Hosmer, Republican, 504.
State School Commissioner, ]. ]. Burns,
Democrat, 40; DeWoli, Republican, SOC.
Representative 10 Congress, Charles
worth, Democrat, 445; Updegraff, Repub.
licap. 500.
STA 9 Board Of Equalization, James B.
Dauah, Democrat, 445; Shannaielt, Re.
publican, sos.
CLERK Of County Court, A. @. Darrah,
Democrat, Az; Emerson, Republican,
$50.
Sheriff, A. L. Baron, Democrat, 445;
Hilles, Republican, 600.
Auditor, Coiiland, Democrat, 45S; Lee,
Republican, 5SS.
Recorder, Dixon, Democrat, 446; Hobbs,
Republican, SO.
Commissioner, Erasher, Democrat, AL
Cope, Republican, COZ.
Infrmary Director, Taylor, Democrat,
446; Baily, Republican, $50.
Coroner, Kennedy, Democrat, 445j
Garrett, Republican, sos.
Justice OF the Peace, Eagleson. Demo.
crat, 344; Mitchell, Republican, 598.
Twenty Greenbnck votes were cast here.
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From this time on the Democratic grip
will weaken, History will repeat itself.
In 1872 the Democrats oil Indiana carried
that State at the October election by 1,l4s
majority. But on the same day Pennsyl-
vania Chen au October State) also held a
State election, and her vote indicated that
there was no hope for Greeley in Novem-
ber.' whereupon' tho Democracy OF In
diana proceeded to let go all holds, and
the consequence was that in less than one
month thereafter Grant carried the State
by 22,5l5 majority.
The same thing happened in Pennsyl.
vania. At the same October elections
alluded TO, the Republicans had 40,443
majority for Supreme Judge in that State.
The fate OF the Democracy in November
was thus made manifest to the country,
and the Pennsylvania Democracy at ouce
threw up the sponge, the consequence Of
which was that Grant had lS7, ,54s majority
in that State in November.
Thus it will be this year. The present
large majority for Porter will rise like
flood tide between this and November,
not only in Indiana but all over the coun-
try. There will be regular stampede
from the losing aide, for it is ever thus in
politics. Tho noble army OF ilosters will
now swarm Republicanwsrds. They know
by long observation that when the Democ.
racy are whipped in October, they will be
evsrlastingly castlgated in November: Not
being martyrs they have no stomaehs for
the losing side. Solpok out for u grand
stampede.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October ia Port
Townsend dispatch says the President
and party to-day left Seattle and visited
Port Blakely and Port Gamble, where
they were enthusiastically received,
thence they proceeded TO Port Townsend.
About four miles from the Port a steam-
boat came alongside with the Committee
Of Reception on board the boat, and
landed at about o'clock. Salutes were
fred from the battery, and fully 1900 peo-
pie were assembled on the docks. and ss
the steamer came along repeated cheers
were given for the President, Secretary
Ramsey, Gen. Sherman and Gen. Howard.
The party were driven at once upon ar
rival TO Q hotel, where, after an address OF
welcome, brief responses were made by
the President, Secretary Ramsey and Gen.
Sherman.
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WHAT WEST VIRGINIA NEEDS.

~ Is.sBt ss---L %sHs tFI
The Mission OF the Republican Party on
Her SOIL.
We have before us the first issue OF the
Philipi Republican, a new paper Just
started by Mr.. Henry Shearer at the coun.
ty seat OF Barbour county, in this State.
The editor and proprietor is a native Of
Brooke county, and WIS for many years an
employe in the INrElLIGEScER establish
ment. He is a man Of good sense, and
well qualified IS writer for the work be
has undertaken. The iollowingis an eI.
tract from his salutatory 10 the people Of
Barbour county:
We believe that II is the mission oil the
Republican. party to- create aud develop
wealth and prosperity for all classes OF
the American people in all the States OF
the Union. The Democratic party hos
always seemed to US allied to sectional in-
terests At the expense Of the masses
What did it do for West Virginia during
all the long period OF it's power and su-
premacy before the war? Look at the
history OF our State and compare it with
the history OF Western Pennsyl lvania, Of
which we are geographically;a part Why
is the one region highly developed, pop
ulous and prosperous? Why is 1t thickly
atudded with mills, factories, furnaces,
work shops and all sorts Of industrial
enterpriso2 Why has it network
OF railroads connecting 1t with every
part OF the country9 And why, in
marked contrast with all this develop.
ment and prosperity, Is West Virginia left
so far behind in the march ot improve
ment? Why are not her coal, iron ore
and timber opened 10 the markets oil the
country? Why isshe not In like manner
covered with a network OF !rnilroada3
Why have we not mills and factories to
utilize our water power aud our fuel?
Fellow citizens, there must be some rea.
son for all this. WHAT ~ III We put
the question to you in all 'caudor and i'm
partiOlity. Its for each and all otyou TO
answer this question by the light oil your
Intelligence aud with truthful regard to
your best interests. c,F,.
This is the key note Of Mr.. Shearer's
programme as an editor. 1t strikes us as
the9 right sort ,ofTa key mote. West
Virginia needs men bpldidg these views
in the interior, to assist In slogghing of
the baneful effects OF Bourhonism. Wa
therefore wish our, old friend SUCCESS ip
his good work
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FIRE BRILL.
How II Proved Useful In New York
Public School

NEW YoRk, October l3.-The presence
Of mind OF Miss Purroy, Principal Of
Grammar School No. 5S, undoubtedly
averted what might otherwise have
proved to be disaster attended by loss
Of life. 1t has been the sustom TO
light gas stove in small room on
the top aner every day shortly before
noon for the purpose Of making tea for
the teachers. This was done yesterday,
and In few moments one OF the scholars
whispered to Miss Purroy that the small
room was full Of FIRE and smoke. The
Principal at once went and closed its door,
and then summoned the janitor Of the
building, TO whom she made
known the fact. The janitor went
TO the room, and Miss Purroy formed
the pupils In procession, and marched
them to the sidewalk before they had even
a suspicion Of the cause OF the unusual
movement. The fire was extinguished
before much damage was done. 1t has
been the custom in this school to give tle
children the FIRE drill occasionally, and
yesterdays delivery proved its value.
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Tia news gets better and better from
,,ti,p., or, asa Democratic brother would
.,,,.,, il, it gets worse and worse,
p,t.i, majority is now up to between
"a, and 100, aud the end is not yet
H..jricks comedies that it is a perfect
a,I ,OOp-hOrse, foot and dragons.
n. Republicans have bagsed the whole
,stass.. Ifitis thus in the green tree Of
O,,,Det. what will it be in the sere and
,.r,r leaf Of November We have seen
= rr., only the first leaves falling in the
ali Autumn frOsts; just walt until you
:. ,be dead leaves fall in the blasts that
,lI mesp the prairies from the Msumee
yths Mississippi in November.
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Ih."Reyi.tsr,." Rnn.teru.

ts cheek and brass commend us to the
Wheeling Register No other Democratic
Hp' 4 in the United States probably had
ss lee to affect exultation over the re-
a''l Tuesdays elections. Defeat or vic.
ah however, is "allee samee" to the Reg
q "a ltcheeks the thing through like one
sha'aum's mules. This is the way II
A'eoIed the Democracy into destructive
ss'a times past, and did the Democracy
= ss'vein its roosters any longer, the same
saS would have happened yesterday,
h fortunately for their own sakes the
! S'lOc'aliC betteS on elections give the
~ sST' ROSTERS wide berth. a burnt
aid dteaals the tire.
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New Organization OF the western Union
Telegraph Company.

NEw YoRK, October lS.-At the annual
meeting Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company to-day the following directors
were elected without opposition, receiving
over 200 900 votes: Norvin Green, VIM.
81. Vanderbilt, Edwin D. Morgan. Angus
ius schelI, Harrison Durkee, James II.
Banker, Samuel F. Bsrger, Joseph Ii.
Hsrker, Alonzo B. Cornell, Hamilton
McrwambIy, John Van Horne, Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Moses Taylor, Wilson q.
Hunt, Edward S. Sanford, Chester W.
Chaplin, Robert Lenox Kennedy, j. Pier
pont Morgan, Geo. NJ. Pullman, John Il.
Duff, D. o. Mills, Oliver II. Palmer, Saml.
A. Munson, David Jones, Anson Stager,
Edward d. Worcester, Henry NJ. Phillips,
William D. Bishop, and Hugh J. Jewett.
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MARRIS0N COUNTY.


CLARkspuRa, WA, October la.
Special to the 1n,ellIgeneer
The first counting and returns were de.
ceptive. Instead Of three or four hun.
dred Democratic majority in this county 1t
dwindled down to about one hundred, ex.
cept for Court OF Appeals, Maxwell, Re-
publican, has carried the county by a
small majority.g The Repu ublicans claim
the election Of three on the county ticket,
namely: Moore, prosecuting attorney; /;
Lodge, legislature; Woolard, assessor.
Lodge is certainly elected. and but little
doubt as to Moore. The Democrats seem
toVhave the balance OF the county ticket.
The heaviest vote ever polled in this
county. The town is full OF country peo.
pie enjoying the gracious news.
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sAs FRANCISCO, October l9.-The U. s.
Revenue cutter, Thomss Corwin, returned
from an arctic cruise this morning nine
days from 0nnalaska. She brings no In.
telligeuce In addition to that already re-
ceived. She brings the news that at 81.
Lawrence Island ont Of 700 inhabitant 500
were iOnud dead OF ofstarvatiOn. The traders
had introduced ltqnor among them causing
them 10 neglect laying up the usual supply
OF provisions. Tho officers OF the Corwin
express their opinion that the Jeanette
Niutefed on the Siberian shore and % now
there west oI North Cape. The Corwin
could not yet far enough west TO verify
this belief on account Of Ice.