davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26

asking rates, 60 days billsa 1925 per (of S4-
1865 par value), and on demand S4.037s. against
S4S2s4 and 484s4 one week ago. Commercial bills
80A@4 S01a gold.
inc Following are uo-day's closing quotations of
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26
Receipts of Maine Cenral.
pas,y Domestic Recetp,s.

FORTLAND, July 70.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 81 miscellaneous u:er-
chandise
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26
Damaged Corn.

1000 Bushels
Now being landed
from Schooner at
Store No. q, Long
Wharf, I'm Lots to suit,
at 1S and Id cents Der
Bushel. Hurry up if
you want a good bar
gain.
iy3 diff
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Duily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. July "a.
The following lo-day's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions. &c.
Potatoes.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26
Boston Stock Market.
Sales Of the Brokers Board, July "a.

By water conveyancs--l0o0 bush Cornnsal to G
". True Il Go.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26
TANNERS FAST.

On His Twenty Seventh Day and Still
Cheerful.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Up to o'clock this
evening there was no visible change in DR..
Tanners condition He did not 80 ON his
usual morning ride, but was in good spirits and
seemed quite strong. AT noon he Commenced
the 9th day of his fast. He took only ounces
of water for the II hours ending at noon.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26
California Mining stocks.
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, July 24-[Reported for the Pressl.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26
Mining Stocke.

Closing prices July Oath as reported by H. N
Pinkham, Stock Broker, so Exchange street,
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26

Great damage has been done to railways and
bridges by floods in the northeast portion of
New Mexico.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-26

We hope that public win appreciate efforts
whether they wish to purchase witness
that doing EXACTLY AS WE ADVERTISE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
OUR own STATE,
And How She Will Cast Her Vote
at the Coming Election.
intelligence Of the Progress Of the
Campaign from Various
Points.
Views Of Mell.Informed Corres-
pondents as to the Proba-
BILE Result.
Both Parties Making an Earnest
Fight, Bui Democratic
Success Certain.

I We have special dispatches from some
hall tozen points in the First and Second
Congressional districts, from which It
will he seen that the campaign is being
vigorously conducted by both parties IN
the interior of the State. In Wood
county the canvass is unusually active,
and each side is confident oi electing its
local ticket The Democrats indulgei
in monster procession and mass meet
ing at Parkersburg last evening, which
appears to have been an exceptionally
fnsafair. In Writ and Peasants coun.
les, the presence in the field OF several
independents promises Ia make the RI
suit somewhat uncertain. but both
counties will undoubtedly give malon'
ties for the Democratic Congressional
and State tickets. Tyler ia AL right.
As usual. In l'trrison, the Democrats
stand fair 81 pnce of electlng one or
both Of their legislative candidates.
The Democratic Ireenbackrrs in Lewis
are rapidly return ing 10 their old party,
and the county may be set down ior
handsome majorit. ior the entire ticket.
Our adyices from the Third district are
to the effect that there is considerable
apathy and dissatisfaction with local
candidates in some counties, but not oi
such a nature as TO seriously effect the
general result. We append To our dis
patches a table showing the vote Of the
State, by counties and Congressional
districts, in 1876 aud ISIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
HARRISON COUNTY
A Crisp summing Up OF the Situation.
>iSvlAl ID ,lu,. b L. the Register

Crisp Summing Up OF the Situation.
,tcCial ID D''a,.a the Register.
tl,EA.BURu, ". w., Oct |.
Thinking that your readers nigh, be
bc in,rrcs,ci ~ the political situation in
this county ! Included to briefly give
you my opinion concernin: il. The
contest for dr.,,a,es 10 the legislature
WILL thlnk,rr>g q IN the selection of one
oi the ncmurrA.c candidates, and quite
likely oi both Mr.. Franklin Maxwell
the Democrat andIda,c will no doubt
he elected - '.' senate from thls dis.
tric'. II" i .ppnsrd hy MAJOR Lot
Bowen, Irrrurtrkrr and Gen. u. ;.
Nurthc1it. ErlGhhcan. Bowen Is All
erratlc sort oi = nan. without practical
ideas Ia iit h.m 'rr legislation, and will
hardly "CSmmsui the iu.l vote uf his
own party, vile the candidacy OF
Norihcu,t means little more than ~
make the election ot Maxwell u certain.
ty.
Asto the Congressional district. II nv
advlres are correct. Col. Wilson will br
elected, hu, possibly hy less plurality
over his R"pubHran competitor than he
had in 1878.
lie State regard as certain for Jack.
son and the otter candidates on the
state ticket bv Ten thousand majority
over the Republican caEdldstrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
SENATOR PENDLEToN
And What He Thinks of the Result in
Indiana he List Grand Rally.

CoLuNBUs, o., October l.-Senator
Prndleion arrived here from Indiana
this morning, and was in consultation
for several hours with the managers at
state head quarters. lie reported his
meetings as very large and enthusiast, +,
especially the meetings at Ierre Hau .
and Winchester. Senator PendietCn
saws that he saw Hendricks, VOORHEES,,
Mcdonald and many other men well ac'
auaintrd with the politics OF Indiana,
and they all answered him that Indiana
would certainly give a fair majority for
the Democratic party. Their estimate :
range from seven thousand To ilite' n
thousand. Mcdonald has given great
attention to the polling OF the state, and
has no doubt rs Ia the result. senator
McDonsld j. known 10 BE- one OF the
most cautious prophets in the country.
THE LAST MEETING.
Tha Democrats are preparing 10 Wini
up the state campaign with meeting
/ one week from Saturday night, which II
10 Law all previous gatherings in the
shade. Among the speakers who have
/ been invited are SAmurlJ. TIiden, ThOs
/ Hendricks, Samuel J. Randall, senator.
/ Thurman and P-ndleton, General Es'
ing, Richard T. Merrlck. %! Washington
Stephen J. Meanv, Of New York, J. G.
/ ;. Blackburn, ;. +. Hunt, John l.. Do
+ little and others
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
son made no friends by his Bullying
assaul; in his debut here.
lll lala I.-L.., ..,l a.. S..a- 4.

W. SsAc saCkSOH Anu tue StAtt tlSkct
will poll heavy msjori,y, and Uncle
Jake viii be proud OF old Lewis Han.
cock and Eng 81, are still riding on the
boom, and the certain harhinger of vic.
tory is neari rom lisping lips OF chill.
dren, irom u, bu.lr notes Of manhood
and iron the oldest veteran, all with
one accord crying "liurrsh for Han.
cock. 4 lev desperate Republicans
whistle AMI buster 10 keep thcir..spirlts
np-but they are quite sick.
Democratic Ureenback-rs are lev and
lar between s,Uce they have realized the
sell, and refuse To 20 further into the
Republican ",,ill hunts.' after seeing
tho>" Who uyrrlrd them silently ,t,al.
ing away sl'h The game. The few left
are Just returning To the Democratic fold,
anu you NAV ,Np-ct &c hear Sglorious
report from lvais county, as she IL pull.
Ing altu,rtkv- now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
HIGHwAYMEN AT WORK
A Party OF Enterprising Robbers
Stop a Stage Coach and Re
Iieye the Passengers Of Their
Wealth.

ST. LOUIS, October Specials from
southwestern VI ssOuri saw that the
stage coachiwhich runs between Pearce
Civ, No, and Eureka Springs, Arr,
va, stopped on "Wednesday last some
twenty miles from the former place, 10y
a party Il six masked AMI vcllarmci
men. The passengers. eleven men and
one woman. were robbed oi their money
and other yaluables. AboutS 800 were
taken, of which A. I. Mann. Assistant
Engineer OF the IT. Louis and san
Francisco railroad, lost $40, and W. II.
Champin, his clerk. sl7j Two other
passengers threw away their pocket
books. containing 81 800. when the stage
Was stopped. hut recovered them when
the robbers lett. Mr.. Champin at.
tempted to draw a revolver, bun hn.-
let from one Of the robbers, which
p.ssAd through his coat sleeve, admon'
ish,d him To- keep quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02

As II App ars 10 Forest City Observer
Considerable Dissatisfaction Apparent
AmJnz RsuubEcans-A Considerable
Reduction m The MsiorIties Lo oked
For Third Term snubbers Of
Grii-ld Democrats Anticipating Con
sder,blo Cams L nblushing Use of
Money.
sIs.it, u ,ptt,h tn the Register.
CLSyELASp, q, October |.
The Democracy M Northeastern OHIO,
he section which has always given the
K pubarIuS their uaJDrities, Is fighting
a good fight. The result Of the Maine
c!,cti5n has hal decidedly stimulating
effect on the Democrats in this region
and II is not Impossible that Ohio may
follow the example of the Pine Tree
state. DcmocrI,ic meetings are held
every dIy aud evening. which are al
dressed hv the ablsSt local speakers IN
the party aud now and then by distin'
.ui>hpt orators from other states. IL
has been generally remarked tha, these
meetings have been
More LARGELY Attended Than Ever Be-
fore
and the interest manifested in the
speeches has greatly encouraged the
Contra, COMMITTEES. Besides, vast quan'
titles OF documents, large proportion
furnished IRON National headquarters,
have been layisAly distributed and have
hal markel effect. The constant calls
a, Democratic headquarters in this cl,v
for these documents have been As sur
prism. as gra,iiyin, to the campaign
manl,ers. In aliitlon. influences out
side OF any putty are quietly at work,
which are calculated -
Enhance Democratic Prospects
In lHis Congressional district, Mr..
Toxussni. Republican, who was re-
elected two wears asp by over 5000 ma
iyri,v, is ObaJEious 10 a large number
Of his party, who are secretly planning
% compass his defeat, while in Gartie!d's
own dis.r.c: a serious Republican dis
satisfaction exists This will explain
nhv Grant, COnkl3ns ani other Repub-
....s lea Ter. have been brOIght here,
,s1r:s4 the uamis.akabIe snubbing
xh.ch Gran, and COnk!iRg gave Gar
fs.I. both N their speeches, by refrain
NJ itJm mentioning hIm and by their
st,.inssa "a their bfisi and forced visit
a. b.. hDfns m Mentor, Isaye Il
94ss,.Yhabs zhsthsr they bays
~, 'lsns tie K-publican party
MIS- Ham than Ooed.
Cs.,s p . =. TIA, The Western Rs.
ssfIs iyaslaEans a's deeply sIzspsr.
s's-, = ~ ',sb4Y.'f ~ uiSse rnsb, snd
'G~t 'sfss theta ~ tbsif .hgflish.
hssS I's ESgst ssa Managers, Who
s7..<>as', v-sy p,ssj hare ss sssy W..
N'Y - - $40 hsps ,sxsn slsrp,
''-'' 49, 80 s,Iazs1 IN Ssisibz isfxs
s''i-s - ff.--,y 80 '.'.iss, n pLisA .shs
- - -s-i-'-s'ssS>>i iiySsSis ne Stss
'-'N' - "~s' 't-sy n. si>sss, q. sbS
''<'''-% 80 ptsf. 'issy slsiH. us
',N%'-1N 'f-sy %E'ag<i.laS1y ssy
'''N - tA-'~<s 'f.,.sSy lxs
- ~ a>-N>'.-y - D,s,, t'i.S.ss
f'N'~N'-''>1 Y, no, .-.s.iy. .,J
'''Nt' '~'s~-~.s s--Ss-,.e .s>.,s. "a LTD
iiss-. i-s-zs.s
f---~---->-- ~ r.~s~-----4.
$500 ~ >--.s,-,A - a. ty,...,
'-NsSts-..,- .4g aNs,N .1....
~ - - h>frr-.-.~ SIS f.S N.A,.s.
80 - 500, st-sp A.,< .SsH a,J$S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02

from now out will he iiercer than ever
before IN the history Of the State, and
the result will be close enough, should
the Republicans win, t. be practically a
Democratic triumph.
Carl Schurz is speaking in German a.
the armory, to night, to an audieDcc ot
fair proportions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
FROM CINCINNATI

Ao~ u Looks From tho Er,r.m. s>,.,..
eN Corner q tie sta,s No D.,,.,, .,
'Ous Alarm Among the h@tT...l.s...
their Best Men Being sat f,,.,,.
state Democrats Cool aai Cs.sas.,
.te Conxrsssionsi Usfsym...is, =,
Prospect That the Dsmssr.,. .,l t,...s
Thsir District.
Special Dsps,ch ~ The Rssis,s,
'iS'issAri. D.D,,,s,l
There can be- M 'l,uh, ,hs, u,s 4.
publiesna In this State ara 1ai,s ss,.,.a.
ly alarmed regarding the sila.,i... ..i
prospects ipf The ''.saip< sls.iln E,s,
sines tbs Mains sls.lisn u.sy L.,s go.
That ihsT bal b, rsls .,s," !. ,Ls
s,s,s. sai lhsT 's-ii,a 'h.i si.....ii g.s.,
mIissiiy ~ t.a' ss.,s .s'.. pLss .s.a,.
90 "is'e'it@ S's ls'l u.s ilsA, -
ss'spsslr lssssssi ss ,bis ,..e.sp.. ,i,s
sTsss sssti i.- sst dls.s,os,. =, ,j,s
Sshs,sl 'ss',l, ll,,ssst..... ,i.s s.e,si,y .
r'a",s l-i.' 1hls si.,@ ,l.sy n.ss
Tssss " s.ss ~ fs.@ss,,s.
ssA w bs,siAx ss 4 sA,i isars hsss
ssssh, y lssS'fs tss ~ssss siss ~.
slss'ss's, tss ssss @sy ssys sssss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
THE POLITICAL BATTLE IN OHIO
A MAP Of THE STATE BY COUNTIES AND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
And Tables of Votes Cast for President in 1875
nd ~ Governor in 1870.
If the Radicals do Garry Sta by 10000 Ma
iority it will q IA Virtual Defeat.

ohowhph eu
hnt
en
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
BUYING AND SELLING
New York.

New Yorh.
Ssw Y0RK, October l.-Norey-,
Easy at 2fS3 per cent Prime
tile paper i.6uJt per cent siS
change, bankers bills steady o
Insnd asst. Dry gods impof
week 81, 1900. ~
srLyEE-AtI London 90 3I5
silver her. ll3. subsidiary
t(s,lper cent. discount
SovERSnESn-Wrsk sDJ
cent. lover. 49,
q. 4. Coupons tisiI ..............-.-.--
Hew Yives......- -.a.............-.....-. "
Res Houfand ons halls h....-.......-- .-...--i
kev toun- .................... J.
EAILEoAD BosDs-Adiye and n.tbe
main strong The feature u Tho Dsrtst
~as the large business sBd buoysnry
Kansas aud Texas seconds, sbrh -
! per cent.
brAIs BosD@- Dull !
SrocKs-The market ogsnsd sfcee's'
but subsequently, declined .
The dspnssion Vas. bossrs'. d w.
duration aLI under the bn't pun -
the sntire list rose steadily shd hsa
I .""''hpFpIg pNi''" " ~
The highest prioss ol H." d'' s." ~
rent IN III. final deslinss, AID ms ~
kst closed strong st an sd'shos % ~
u per cent Ia the g-nsfsl lot boe1
VILE and SDbyl,e ~s sr"I',v' NV y.
"-1s r,I and deeliAAtst1H.A-
HE uabssrtlDn. q, A.
cnahye sgyrrgs'.d zl7 90 "a IA.
| which DUDs s.t. tass -
ma and Western. z;f,n lArassun
HANNIBAL and ~. Ja.t,, ~ -
Mountain, i2.OO H.n,.. -
ls.U0 LAKE hh,rr, DO b.. ts@
western. b.fO Nrbiysn 80. -
@ .of,b western. DjDs -. -
central, 2,tb spr,h.rs r,os>1
oihp and al.-i,sippi. J,5Gr.
tgo i".f,ny. DtID ~ r..
e Paul and DDsiz, zyrC n.
che. IsyDO wst,.s. p,>zE
western CEAs- s-Ls<<<1-.-C
Tn and 4slbry, tSSS1oWC. e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
Siftings From
I,ailroad

]
Itaiiroad 4psY
Doa f 3
! An incendiary dre q Tlot98
y. j.. yesterisy. dsokp4I1
III. amount oi $b.oV
The total coinagso
S.pt-mbcr Was tdi L
g. 2,.Dl 90 were silves
Judge Henry Hip
clineL the prmnc.
Congress from thri
district.
I'll you shoot ~,
said Van Barren Il
! III. The dog aud
dead on the grouni
Dr Albert q J..
/ drlphia, chsrgci "
Was conyirirI oi
degree, yesterday m
4 girl Was irIghie
! dream, at West 1
recovering from "
~ weak th.h, avail
! violent action oi b
| stantly fatal.
John Moran MAS
| ~ marry Loiiir ChuH
>Als. lie deserted no
~ Joining couat
tkta 1Phdy, she praw
ynS26hed toy insiantt
~ = exactly that h.
n - fall Of a tree.
tb9 Der prayer causr0p
crsssd by remorse. -,
Young Flood, son ~ ~ =
king, WAS out on q spno9 u ~
ci.co with clerk oi h11>
! The clerk, though his
would not ALLOW himsex *
| by Flood IN the lavt
money; aud the ls1lkfv
soi~r, rra,oneI that hkbvdnpo
I y default.r. An inyest11o9 q
tins theory. The CLERK ks1le1s,C6
/ from the bank. - o1 N "A
The international sxA5hltis4 r
bou'"", Australia 70 SesnS
lay. Ffr NJ
Yesterday 400 900 10 lold vps vish.
drawn from ~" Bank dEb6asd borsr. -
port tp New l0rk. HssFE -
Lord Mon,morre. Is6slyjku5sssd h !.
ireland, MAS buried at neekspss, ,esuR
onstratlDn. ~ sa.sF
There j. reason 10 ujisvs -
Chall.msl Lacour. the n = Anten,s-
dor, has visited lIorI 0sd15IoD - b.
formed him tia, francs ~ - pogo)cSs
pate IN any further - 1teseeBoa
which England msy coseenD1ep. -
A London telegram .syo - y
weaycrs II th. ylrOiiA IN
| I.,. .,.tnsf
per cent IN their wss
800 more hand. cut ~
ton Of the spinning dspof
stopped. YWff'fhr5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
-,,,,,,obic Adylcss from the
''" isaIing Centres Of lafOr-
nation in the State.
,srror in which tDs ersat ; Party
Struggle is Faithfully
Hshscted.
4, ,r,rsssiOn Everywhere that
he Republicans are Slow
N Losing Ground.
Ma, Hone for Democratic Sue
,sss Than in Any Pre-
yiOus Campaign.
, Cod sot Canvass Being Made
81 Goth Parties ateSerj
Point.

n...slvst spar. .or the preimi'
-.... between the tao creat
.,9r sruu,, preceding, n 1t
-.ar-a, engagement 10y hut
,.... .r,o. near. the popular
.-.-...a -,.u,.-, rapidly increases
.-... .5.raui .rErwstrom the octo'
->..., become, universal WITH a
.-..r.,.vra genera. desire Tor the
rei .r.,.y>; u:.,jS,nc- q; the
--.-.,B.uri,ra. events, the REGis-
.ua-a.u-, pr s.uts sprc al tel
-.. ru a.. and 'a.r-wiude'i CORE
... 40 t.smhgs. Cincinnati,
.r .... TE.;,. arl ZnesyI..e, IN
.. present. p,.,,cd, Sl,uI,lon m
.,.... ..y- >.r.- O., faithfully depicted.
......, ana prr.uic' s'yInc way
..-r .a,la.- O. a,,utl facts, be they
-'ru.r parry ;ary may. the
.... .-..... ...... ,prrIrs y about as
r, .- Ggt. ans drr cpti and
-... , ,.-.- .prmrr euthusl-
-..s ,-ar., au! require tne ut
.y.- r,ua ,." part &c, their lead.
,--. .-r r,m .U .ue. They may
>.rr. ur, ,hr ,uiiTtious are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
To,,, -. 800, s,l.ls! x6 ..Si. 3l9

In lS;g. fo- Governor. stewart, Prohibitioni'i.
rsrc3ytd iIij votes: Pialt, National, t.0-I ana
John lloId A'. scattering: Is IN n-'c' S"Sp'
~. t,rccnba- ker had 3Oj5:.. smiIl, Pro, l,Sjo;
Walker. Amer, -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
SECOND DISTRICT.
THE EASTERN PANHANDLE

An Interesting Review OF the State Of
~ cnnu,'.. ~, In,".. '"a 'ener
/ st.udpoin,
,, ociaI To the Regncr
M,Erf>sRrR". ntOb~r !.
But Iitt'r more than 81" week remains
for work IN H." STATE campaign. The
activity AMI "arnrs'n,'s which MAS
shown IN H." campaign "I 1876 10y the
Democrats has UN characterized their
'hortsi III 'his 'rfcs-i"hni district III
the present '"N'h' JsuH" h"g' h"'
hcen' ahh IT, m"Nhs an a'u'r canvass
Tut the work ~. "nih'is'as'n "' ~" ~
/ lscking 10 the Gujiy and District Com.
,,;,,..s U,v,tv - iL. campsivn
sEW,.
has "''h ANN" ~" 49, sysy|I<
fora ~
Pretty Full Vote - ths oseaa m1oeotee
in this Conyressi&al ofgest16 ~ -
the State ,icLc, IA sor Oo.s,se6 NJ
I'LL. A., X C-.n... -. -
p''' '''''
farns"orth NAV r"me"hat r"'n'" th'
! Democratic mal w IN some counties,
but On the whole ,uhgr Hog" will come
out Of the 81 it with not less
than ,no r,,,.,. Tn. Stat. ,ick,,
'''"'' ~" "'"'. INV ''"'' ''"''
may not do Gui'F" well, but The hlhsr-
ence will not be- riurh.
Diuatl,i.cuou atd what May Result
! In this senatorial and Judicial district
49,. =. a., ,,.
"a''c '"nAs !" 's''" I" oo'h ''' ''h"'
torisl and JndIclsI nominees speclally
on the senator. liismy opin,on that
h,. i.,o,,,o, xu, c,r.. a.. I,,, :,
''''' WV "'"' VI
senator bu''"r' ''''''f'''c n"inlh"" Tor
state senate, 10y decided majority.
This il the outlook a, ,L, pres.nt writ.
IN,
IHansuNAf right.
lhe JudIcdi nomination has also been
dragged into the Senatorial fight in a
manner r,la,,naarv.,s a.. .I..,;o, ~,
/ Col T. r,,IL,., p..,i. =,
''"''"''' '""'''
hNe Tor Jhhg'' non Jas. u. Grove,
/ Democrat, and j Y Wilmer, Esl Re-
/ rnblican. ar. InI.i~nl.n, c,pdiJ.,..Io,
,Ls,,i,, f. b. cl.,., a.. a.
Wv ''''D ''"'''' ''" "I'
"'''s VIII 'e''''' W" 'ntir' 're"nback
vote oi the distrlc, aud large Demo.
cratic vote IN In. own county J.a.,.o,
A. 81.
WI "'.'' "'' '''''' u' h"pnbIitsn
vote ana THIS Triangular hight makes q
pretty even contest b,tw..n the ,anJi.
ls,c. and it's impn-sibl. IN to,....,
a.. ,..,l, ~;,h .,y d., -"
NV '''' W." ' ''e VI certainty
Ths coda'J Ticket
The con ct IN Berkeley on the coun.
'y ticket viii b" close, and while It i,
my opinion The 'irs"', or the greater
par "i u; VIII pun u'ronsh. yet there l,
no no ua,A ', lpr n'aA,"s a saie calculation
IA, ne p,e,mo ,''',,, s,l -" " qnl'e 'arior IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
-GE CENTRAL CITY.

--E CENTRAL CITY.
ls e. y5rv 'r1ntIc Domo Of the
e. ....H Isas Strs aInZ Every
! N.... .. a..Et.s state tlr Garfield
..-, .. .rr i,.,i a, the PrcSeut
/ .-.,v GHrt %. Spsc's Of 'Ho ding
'-.- r-..-L Cr.-rsssnea wtlI be
i l-... EgGv DIVIDED
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a t..vGr,. October |.
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J ,--. n. Gu'., alter the Maine
J '.-. '.. m managers did
, .-.-g .."'.r ;Ie state might
J .f., ,..u this year. the re-
Naa.' .l:nly alarmed them,
T. .-.a., cutting forth every ct
ra...e auL National aud state
~ rg ,,e and energy to
NS;rsein tns Republican Column
Nj, state, and trey known
cannot all ri to lps" u. Turlr
..l.rs. Nho are bes, informed,
rsN r.,.u tha, they Will be- al .
--, Our .g more than IRON six 10
o., .ou,Ie mai ,rity.
10. rur -- haul, the Democratic
IRA at., sat" opened the cam
.u .u. nomination ui llanrDrk,
J .t..- '.r nomination nf u strong
\ >.t,r tlrkr,, firmly brliry-
J .r
L 0.p Fighting Ground,
.f rs ,g1r1usI or:anizI'ion and
SO. amt uut'ring work, the De-
o.. -.t carry .. The Dtmo-
.- however, hal anticipated
..,. guj had gone to work
.g,as-I'ipn ot HJncnCN'S
.. ..r;mInci To orlaniz' for
iry raS have confidence aS
-.- .f! "a a campaign before,
.F.. cary the State in OctOhrr
sI.s Defeated az Present.
-.r-> tuj estimates. which |
Ir.r, showing that the State
-..a Nruocra,Ic majority of not
.-a'a'uslnl. il the election
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BALrixoRE, October l.-f.our- quiet
and steady; western superiine - Goa
3 -. EXTRA - oOla4 -, family - 600
%. Wheat Western lower and hrm,
M. > western winter red. spot, ~ o. to-
| OH: seller October 81 u1.@.l o.,
seller November 81 Oadl OF! seller
December 81 lOItal 10. seller January
81 lOiGdl lOi Corn Western steady
western mixed, spo, 5leliilc. seller
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MARYLAND siSr"sn Provisions Hftt1n.
9Th q eroi inhb,ns trade dsmsnd.
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