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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.
Two-Jhirds Of the Stats Heard From
Hancock's Majority w i'll be 10000.

RALEIGH, November 4.-Fifty.four
counties, casting two-thirds OF the vote
OF the State, give Jarvis, Democrat, for
Governor, a majority OF $500. The
same counties in 1876, gave Vance,
Democrat, for Governor, $500 majority.
The other counties gave Vance 6,lS9
majority. Jarvis majority is estimated
at 5000. Hancock runs ahead OF the
State ticket. and will have probably
10000 majority. Tilden's majority was
1875.
The returns from the First Congress
sional district are meagre. They indi-
cate the election OF Latham, Democrat.
Shackeliorl, Democrat, is elected in the
Third district. All the other Congress
men are Democratic, with the exception
of the Second district, where Hubbs,
Republican, is elected over Kitchen, the
incumbent. The Legislature is Demo.
cratic
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Important Ia lroad Case.

"'-v'sE, November THE hear
.; .a '." r.t>'' ni tir"r.e VI. Pullman
.,." PI..uJu Palace Car Company
j. 80 90" Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad
~H: tyIUir,ugement of the patent
r'mu.IiUIu's and praying that
%. mN-r ant Oaio Company be en-
."' h'u such infringement. was
...1r.r, iu the United States Cir
11-t % Jay, before Judges Bond
.-r'. The case is an important
,a''.vr- the validity OF the Pull
" ttrut and will he conducted by
"' 'u' ah.e,t lawyers OF the cOun-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
LEFT TO DIE.
A Mad Woman Pins Child TO
the Ground with q Railroad
Tie and Leaves 1t Ia Starve.

CLrvILAxD, November IA strange
freak of mad woman is creating con-
siderable stir in polio. circles. A little
bow named Johnny McCarty was ionnd
on the lake shore pinned 10 the ground
by railroad tie, which lay across his
neck. The boy is bright little fellow,
and tells the following story OF his abb
duction. When found he was lying
on the ground, with his head between
two stones, which partly li.htened the
weight on his neck. His head was
lover than his feet, and consequently
the blood settled in his head. he was
black in the face when picked up. and
was unable for some time to either
speak or walk.
He told bis mother alter he Wss re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
THE NEWS.
,,. From Our Reports by
railroad and Wire.
Domastic.
, ,aW German evening PaPe' ct

German evening paper ap'
nT ;, cincinnati Yesterday.
par silver Lake WOODEN mills at Nil
IaI S;,,, .,'y,r-. were burned yesterday
",i' MS National Bank, OF Gin,
Tue = ,.......n,'y Organized, opened its
,,,. Gnr. t,r business Yesterday
''o'' -, Suape. On lndianamerchant,
>'c.','., >'c... ..,,,y,..,,.d about tao months ago
v1o :, - from EGrDpe, charged with
on "'>, "',.,,, ;swrl,y aud watches, has
sa.-- ,~ morally discharged.
'Sr~ T.x.,, d,spcrado,> agreed to fight
w. ,,.r..s in closed room at Fort
vi. Tary put up their watches as
Nor, - q, both had shown reckless
,'r'., ,'.', ,'-urr atTrays, il is believed
t',n-- ~ ~ ;,,rIy intended deadly duel.
I'A' i,',' ". n ~, r.,,,ented by arrest.
v.,,her prophets are hard at
I.' ',.r,,irs a winter OF Tremendous
"''> IN, professional prophets are
sc''.',s, 4 len, than they have ever
III %, h lore Mr.. Nennor toresees ater-
y.'n.,.,,.rm. g. to b,s IA at ll:S A. NJ.
"a :" 55l ni December, AMI TO last pre-
e' ,..' ,,...'..-...,,.ru hours, seven minutes
c',', ,r,. seconds. during which
az -. ... G,pth OF eleven teet and a
81 a,'.'- ...' i'm That's getting il
Jsn r-t,,y fine,
Foreign.
-, .,va, cnrt,in NJ the
The new W W, ..-. on5on cost 5. 900.
l''ri'N ''''',' ', .,..x,ahaa Tho p,,,s
EII F',.' "'s - fihar;ar, NAV
taA'a c...I''' WIZ" w.
t"rXP '.'''' u. -;,,, ras;d;r,
4 Roman y atno." i'S; - bomss
rar LWgr'N I.s, arS m Wslresdsv
s.,s''y i-'''' ',,ha RanL Of
TIE w,N y N'"i''''en' " - - . ~ ooo
IrarS .oN> 'tC', 'oS,o as - "iGIT - IN
ran n gold ami i'''''o'V''"''' ~ '
y- a.
ten. M',N"i WI s'Hi 70 "sa,n ~
r.ytj.I, '''''''! ~ 90 :, p
..us tie ar 'n ''S .'"'"
,.-,rIr-.
N.N.r' i,St'r writes 10 L"'"i o'',' =
Wrs :. 90 be- hlmseH ~" 'Ss' He"u va .
sy. o, p1r u d, run up uee lVV
...i.D
r... lr.Ill in the Bank OF England
ly,-.l,.,i : I-COO during the past
uarS. the Proportion Oi reser'e W
......,y Is - ger cent.
Tr.r,igshtru =, yrral thunder storms
-,urlrso. cyprus, doing great dam
49,. % p.op rtv. Five houses IN That
>. l.r wee w'>hed away
h5s company has been formed Tor
..rq. Jrrl>g'rm, and street ear COM
,,av tur connecting that city with the
N IN, ui olives Is hlnted at.
p.,,.,.rt r,Nuulsion Of some Semin-
g-,sa, /. cas-, France, ye't, rdsy, a
t,..rInr occurred, IN which WORK
IAN v,s fatally stabbed with a cane
.s,,I.
To-, ..,,rifr.ors - a Democratic
-. U,,nr,.r were Yesterday sen
,..., 4. ,ro 20 years Imprisonment,
s.t.., o.her 20 seven months, for in
/ ,.rn.tae Emperor.
i r.. hath i announced at Cork Of
. /. .r, Ar,hrr Redmond, Liberia. and
I'm. prl. member Of Parliament for
4 ~. ~ t,r1u The cause of his
4 ..,r ~, hear, disease.
/
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
CALIFO RNIA.
The State Goes for Garfield.

SAN Francisco, November 4.-Addi.
tioual returns from the interior and q
more careful t,bulation ef those be-
fore received, make complete
change in favor Of the Republican
ticket in the St,te. The votes counted
give Garfield G0,9O5; Hancock, 67,027 ;
Weaver, 2,707. There is no possibility
of the votes yet to be counted
changing the result, though the maiori-
ty will problbly be slightly reduced.
1t is now definitely settled that the Re-
publicans will have a majority on joint
ballot, insuring the election of Repub'
lican Senator. The Congressional dele
CATION stands Page and Pacheco, Repub-
licans, Rosencranz and Berry, Demo-
Gratis,
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SECOND DISTRICT.
UP3AUR.

A Prospect That the Republican Majority
Will Be Reduced.
Correspondence Of the Register
BrcKuANSoN, November 4.
The official vote in this precinct stands
as follows: Total vote cast, 59l Gar
field o97, Hancock 207, Weaver 81. For
Congress, Hoke got 23i, Hoge l6o and
Farnsworth. Greenbacker, l94.
The Republican majority will be con-
siderably reduced in the county. IL IS
probable that Garfield's majority will be
ahnnf 2OO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
ILLIN OIS.
The Legislature.

CHcAGo, November 4-The State
Legislature stands as follows: Senate.
which will elect United States Senator
in 1883 TO succeed David Davis, 32 Re.
publicans, Is Democrats and Socialist;
ni these, Il Republicans were elected OH
Tuesday and Democrats. The House
stands: Republicans 50 or 81 and 90 or
60 Democrats. This House will not par.
ticipate in the election Ola United States
Senator. In the first three districts the
congressman are elected by the follow.
ing majorilies: Aldrich, Rep, 4,l62;
Davis, Rep, 4 525; Farwell, Rep, 4,14S'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
The LATE ELECTION.
RETURNS STILL COMING IN FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
What the Majorites win Be in the Various
S.ates-The Complexion Of Con-
gress-The Senate Entirely
Democratic.
HOUSE VERY CLOSE AND DOUBTFUL

Returns received from San Francisco
at "a. NJ. indicate that both California
and Oregon have gone for Garfield by
small majorities. This increases the Re
publican electoral vote to 2l9, and cuts
the Hancock electors down to l50.
As there is great curiosity to learn the
exact relative strength OF the two parties
in the next Congress We have summar
lied the returns as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
h'l.ei While Hunting

'.' " 'lNE, lND., November 1 Her
z. I"-ert, while out hunting last
..... Was accidentally shot and kill
: companion. The Discharge en-
Us breast aud stomach. Although
l'aa,on ,Lims the killing VAS SC
.'.S.' There 'S a strong suspicion that
~ '-e Result Oi a quarrel between
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
ALL SAFE.
WEST vlRGlNlA'S CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION SOLID.
Col Ben Wilson REFLECTED by Small, but
Decisive Msj,riN Walkers Wa
terIoo Defeat.
kENNA BEATS HIM 10000 VOTES.

All doubt as to the result in this Con-
OCCASIONAL district seems at an end,
Col. Ben Wilson having majori-
ty over Hutchinson OF from
200 to 500. Pleassnts county,
which has heretofore been claimed
for the Republican candidate, turns up
with Democratic majority Of 80, and
Writ, conceded to Hutchinson by ID,
gives Wilson l29. N,thing has yet
been received from Gilmer or Calhoun,
but our estimate OF 700 Democratic ma
jority in these counties is very moder-
ate. Below We give the majorities by
counties from the returns at hand:
oh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
ALABAMA.

A Solid D. mocratic Cor gressional Dele
cation.
MONTGOMERY, November 4.-General
James Wheeler has undoubtedly de-
feated Lowe, who was supported by the
Greenbackers and. Republicans in the
Eighth district. This makes a solid
Democratic delegation from Alabama.
CHArTAyooGA, November 4.-Lowe is
reelected TO Congress in the Eighth Ala
banana district, defeating Gen. Wheel
or by 600.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active At n to 3 per cent-Gov.
ernments Weak and lower-fIour Un.
ehanged-wheat Weak and
lower-Hogs Firm.
RINAh CT.


New YoRE. November f-MoSrv-
Easy at 2l63 per cent, closing at per
cent Prime mercantile paper 4kd5}
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers'
bills weak at ash demand 1851.
SiLvER-At London slid; tar sil.
yer here ll2I; subsidiary silver toin
Hal per cent. discount.
GoyERSxgNr-Weak and zoe par
cent lower.
Y. 5. Coupons tissi)
New rnr,..nS X -
New ltSs
PArinc SKIES OF ~.
RAILROAD BoNps-Wesker and lower,
Kansas and Texas, Texas Pacific. Iron
Mountain and Erie issues suffering the
greatest decline.
STATE 5o>p -Tennessees were
strong and higher on Il prospect Of the
,lectiOn oi adcbt-paying Legislature.
SroCxs-Weak anil to i per cent.
lower, the latter Reading; after this
stock the Changers, Trunkl.ncs and
Coal shares were prominent In the de-
cline. Just before the close there WAS
recovery Of {! to l per cent from the
lowest point IN the general list. North.
western Was down Ia the lowest point
Ia day. The impression on the streets
is that the Secretary of the Treasury
will very room direct tie prepayment oi
sl33lI,OO United states Il per cent.
bonds, due the 3lst Of December, with.
out rebate OF 3prr cent. interest. which
wouli then he due on bonds. Milwan.
kee and ~. Paul gained 81 N0 the fourth
week OF October. For the month Of
October the Northwestern gained H.
90 and Northern Pacific Sr9,WD.
The transactions on tie Stock TX.
change aggregated i02 900 shares, al
whirh E'0 900 were Erie. 1(W Wabash
Pacific, ~ 200 Western Union, 5000
Lackawanna and Western. 2y0O Lake
Shore, 1000 81. ranl. ~ go Reading.
1900 New Jersey Central, 1900 New
York Central, l+,OOO Pacific Mail. 1900
North Western, 1900 Union Pacific,
5000 st. Paul and Omaha, 10000 Han.
nibal and St. Joseph. $1,000 Iron
Mountain. 6.l0O Kansas nnd Texas.
$500 Central Pacific 100 Ohio and
mississippi, 1900 Michigan Central.
5000 Chicago. Burlington nnd Quincy
md oOn Denver and Rio Gran,lr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
OREGON.
The State IL Claimed for Garfield, But by
Very slender Majority.

The Sttfe Il Claimed Tor Garfield, But by
Avery slender Majority.
SAN Francisco, November 4 "A Port
land dispatch says The latest election
news gives clear Republican majority
west ofthe Cascade mountains OF 1000.
This includes the southern counties.
In the counties east OF the mountains
the Democratic majority is not likely to
be over 700, and will not exceed 800 at
the most. Allowing for all possible
errors in the estimates for parts OF coun-
ties not yet reported the Republican
majority cannot fall below 500. Most OF
these figures are based on the actual re.
turns. The Stat. is sure for the Re-
publicans, though by majorities less
than was expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

Ryon, Democrat, Defeated in the Thir.
tsenth District
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The
official returns from the Thirteenth Con-
pressional district gives Charles n.
Brumm, a Republican.Greenbacker
l,O23 msjority over John W. Ryon,
Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
WETZ Ell.

Eight Hundred aud Fifty Majority for
Wils.n.
Correspondence OF the Register.
Nsw VI ,RrISsvILLE. November !.
This county gives Wilson, for C'n-
yrrss. a majority of $50. These figures
are not official, but are v,ry nearly cor
rect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
TENN ESsEE
A Republican Elected to Congress from
20, Memphis District.

tn, Memphis District
MEMPHIS, October later returns
from Fayette and Hardman counties in
this Congressional district, insures the
election of w. X. Moore. the Republican
candidate 20 Congress, by not less than
600 majority over Casey Young, Demo.
crat.
KNOXVILLE, November 4.-Lats re.
turns from the First district elect Petit.
bone, Republican, over Taylor, the pres.
ent Congressman, by 1000.
Republican Candidate for Governor
Away Ahead.
NASHVILLE, November 4-Returns
complete and partial from 66 counties
out OF 81 give Hawkins for Governor
&c, 1856; Wright, 64,7s7; Wilson, 1876.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
Wilson's Hutchinson's
Mai. Nal.

Scattering returns from the Second
District iniicats Judge Hoge's election
by a hani!s majority over Hoke,
while Kanna, in the Thirl district
promises to have something like 5000
over Walker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
zone Ind. Rep.
These figures give the Senate to the

These figures give the Senate to the
Democrats by four majority, classing
David Davis and Malone on that side.
The Republicans seem to have captured
the House, they having majority OF
three as the figures now stand, the
Greenbackers being ali classed with one
or the other Of the great parties. This
result, however, will certainly be
changed three or four votes either way
by the complete or official returns, and
the exact struggle Of the two parties will,
perhaps, not be known for several days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
MARION.

Two Hundred and Forty Majority for
Hancock.
Correspondence Of the Register.
FAIRMoNr, November 4.
The official vote Of Marion county is
as follows:
For President-Hancock, l,703; Gar.
field, I, 46S; Weaver, 357.
For Congress-Hoge, 1859; Hoke,
/ l,44S; Farnsworth. SSl. Hoge's plural
ity, 246.
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OHx oSOSA
New yoh.

NEW Yorr, November 4.-Drv Goods
Cotton goods fairly aetive ia frst
hands, and prices very firm and advan-
cling. Prints quiet and stesdy. Spring
cassimeres and worsted coatings in mod
crate request by clothie1. Flanneis
and blankets remain Hrm. The Bu!'dia
avs: Three thousand four hundred
pieces Of silk and velvets will be sod q
auction next Wedneeday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
RAM DOLPH.

Returos Show O Democrat Gain.
Correspondence Of the Resister.
BEvKRlY, November 4.
Two districts in this county give Han
cock 253, Garfield 9l, Weaver l. For
Congress s-Hoge. d., 249; Hoke, X, SO;
Farnsworth, g., 70.
A quiet election isreported and good
vote polled.
The returns show Democratic gain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
Money Tor Missionary Work.

y, i'SN, November THE Meth
-[ IH.>"p1l Bear oi Missions to-day
''a,ei SiON,> Tor mission work
asa, hlua, $1,000 for Northern
,.'.'.' ia ''.' 5000 tnr the establishment
'''>>.on m Western China.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
Two Man Killadl

PATTERSON. n. j., November John
Clarkson, age q, and Albert Dunn, age
22, were killed by the explosion oil La
fin & Rand's powder mill.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Thirteen Men Killed i'm n Bel
.ium Coal Nine.

t. >sF',, November AT Mons to-
..r-',n mn were pr'cipit lted to
' ''''uui a roli,cry at and killed
20" a,ak,u; OF the no sting aIIar-
I.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
GlrN allInnnl

.-,s.i -1,Nn, November THE gnl1-
|, ~ N, '1he voted 10 General Garfield
..,. ,'n''S, az the evelaud Cathe.
v.,.~As v@ '~As .ormally presented to him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
NEW JERSEY.
Hancock Carries

Hancock Carries the State by 1000.
NEw YORK, November 4.-Ludlows
majority over Potts for Governor Of
New Jersey appears TO be about co.,
TIE majority Tor the Democratic elec-
toral ticket will be 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05

o,ercoats.
u'errOais.
o'ercoais.
o'creoais.
O'e. coats.
, oNereoais.
VI 1890 Market.
A. =, @ ,ss0 Market.
A. Eco Market.
y iseo Marker.
A. 1870 Market.
W isso Market.
MARKET. "'ereoa's mt l3sO
Ters,hle Tsrrss !, O,treoats nj ls.O
sarLss,ns,l OvercoatS nj IsaO
MARKET. "'ercoats nj lS2O
Aarkei. ''ereoats at 1890
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COLORADO.
No Change 10 the Result.

N0 OHoHBS fu tH0 1kesuft'
DENVER, November Late returns,
including the strongest Democratic
counties, do not materially change the
figures telegraphed last evening. The
Greenback vots in the State will not
exceed 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
w IRT

Ono Hundred and Twenty-Five Majority
for Wilson.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
Writ county is reported as giving one
hundred and twenty-niue majority ior
Wilson.
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BRAXTON.

Six Hundred Democratic Majority.
Correspondence of the Register.
BRAxToN {. H., November 3.
A very large vote was polled in this
county. The Democratic majority vii
reach 600,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
Murder and Suicide.

SAN FRASCisco, November leon
Boniiace to-day killed his mistress, Hat.
tie Lee, in a house Of ill.repute in Wav.
erly Place, and then shot himself dead.
Cause, jealousy.
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rHODUCk
rev xcra.

NrW YoRE, Novcnhcf I. - Cotton
Quiet and s,'niy a, ii.r; futures quiet.
Flour Closed slightly ~ buyers favor.
receipts IL, 900 barrels; shipments 1000
barrels; snpcriin" western AMI State
81 sja4 IS; common 10 vood ~ Nm
IS; goo Ia choice - S0GG 10, white
wheat extra 81 10ai %, extra Ohio
81 75GG 00; Minnesota patent process
81 OO[aS %. Wheat-ln fair demand:
receipts 2l3, 900 bushels exports l4s, s,0W
bushels; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 ~, un-
graded red 81 OiG5l 20i: No. 3 do 81 u;
No. 2 do. rel 81 l7lGhI Ist. No. do.
2lCdl %; ungrad-d whit. 81 I2r'l l7!:
No. 2 ito 81 l4l; No. ! white. sales -.
600 bushels at 81 IGtal IGl Cofn-MoI.
erately active; receipts ISL. 900 bushels.
shipments 900 bushels; ungradrd
5G,Cd5si; No. 3 b5c: No. 2 j6lc; No 3
white 5sic; No. ] white G2c: No. 2 ~ Her
November JGI@5slc; seller December
jG,c. OAts-steady: receipts '3,OW
bushels; white western 3JiG1tIc: west
ern mixed 37ins+0c. Iiay--Demand
fair and market firm at 300 0jc. Hops
Steady and in fair densDd. Coffee
Dull anil unchanged. Suvar-Dcmand
fair and market firm at 7ica7ic. Molas-
s.s-Dull and unchanged. Kic.--
steady and in good demand. HtroIeum
bull; United ~ !c; crude 7GS.tc, re-
fined I2c. R~in-Dull and nnchsr gel.
Tallow- STEADY at G.SGic. Turp ntine
--Sira1y at 4ja4jlc. Egys-f Firm;
choice at 2l@2}c. Pork Dull aud un.
.-t l,-l; new mess sl3 %. Brrf-Siesdy.
Cut Meats-Dull; long clear ~ s7!; short
clear t8 l3I. IArd-Iiravy: primo
steam O. 57i - 20. Butter Dali and
unchanged. Cheese Steady; choice st
l0CDl2ic.
CAicAao, November 4-FlOur
| Nominally unchanged. Wheat--Un.
sett!t-l. active, weak and l0wor; No. =
red winter 81 Oh; No. 2 Chicago sprin,
81 OIL tfsi Oh; cAsi and seller November.
81 OF seller December; 81 03i seller Jan.
uary; No 3 9L,, rejected 1876. Corn
Dull. xesk and lower at 39i@ sole
cash; 39i 13sic seller December; 10 lc sel.
Ter JAnusr,; IIic seller May; rejected
3sc. Oa's-Aciive but lower At $50
2yc cash; 3a seller December; 30tc seller
January; rejected nc. kye-st~sdy
and unchanged. Bsriey--Firnuer at s1c.
Flax Seed-Lower At 22ic. Pork-Ac.
tive bot lower ct Si3 70 cash; new 81 80
cash: &l2 % asked seller November;
81 g7i sSller Deceml,er; $l3 27ftsI3 -
seller January. lArd-ru J. weak and
lower at s. ~ bid cash; 20 20 asked sel.
lrr November; 81 81 bid seller December
and January. Bulk M.ats-Dur, weak
and lover; shoulders "a 20; short rib
81 20; short clear 81 So whisky-StsYly
with fair demand at 81 O7.
Csnannaa-
CIxcxSAr, November 4.-Cotton-
Quiet st l0tc. Flour-Qnist and mn.
changed. wbeat-Finn; No. 2 amber
81 05; No. 2 rel winter 81 0jlsl ~.
Corn No 2 mixed 40; new ear -.
Osts-Dul No. 2 mixed 3Il(S Sc. Rye
-St~ady; No. 2 ssilsYOc. harley
Steady; extra No 3 fall J0c P0rk-Dull;
at 81 LarJ-Dul and lower at ts o.
Bulk Mests-In good demand new cIesI
rib 81 %. Bacon-EAsier at 8 DC
9 2SS8 30. Whisky-Quiet at 81 OS
|. Better Quiet and unchanged.
, PrrIssusnH, November 4.-Petrolsum
-Fsiriy sctive; crude lower; United
/ certificates at Slic; refined I2e for Phil
sdslphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-05
THE LAND LEAGURERS.
Yesterdays Intelligence ofthe Irish Agi'
tstors.

tstors.
DUBLIN, November At is confident
ly asserted that in justification OF their
acts and speeches, the Irish agltaiorss
will at the approaching trials call several
hundred witnesses from the Rack rent
ed estates.
DrBLry, October 4.-Charles Samuel
Dudgeon, Of Longiord county, q magis.
trate, was fred at near Longford, last
night.
The Fireman. Journal las started 9
subscription for the defense OF the land
leaeurers. -,
Psrnell will speak OF the lanl league
meeting at Athlaye. Sunday next.
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DAKOTA:
Republican DELEGATE Elected.

YANKroN. November 4.-Yankton
county, official, gives 400 Republican
majority. Pettigrew, Rep, is elected
delegate TO Congress.
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PLEASANT3

Ninety Nine Majority for Wilson.
Correspondence OF the Register.
Sr. MARY's, November 1.
Pleasant, &, county gives Hancock ma
iority of l70. Wilson. fcr Congress, has
~ majority.
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The Her.ld'a Fi1urea.

NKw YORK, November 4.-The Hsrold
says that Garfelds majority in this
State is about 10000,
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LEWIS.

One Hundred aud Fifty Four for Wilson
Correspondence OF the Register
WEsroS. November4.
Lewis county gives one hundred and
ii ty.four majority for Wilson.
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IN DIANA.
Finy Counties beard From.

ISDIaSAPoLrs, November A. Returns
from fifty counties complete show Re
publican gains OF 2,292 and Democratic
gains OF /, ,s1l; net Republican gain 32l.
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HAMPSHIRE.

Democratic Majority Will Approach
1900.
Correspondence OF the Register.
RoNNsY, November 4.
Hampshire county, with one Precinct
lacsinv, gives Hancock and HOye ISL
majority, against ,055 for Jackson. Tie
majority may 60 up to 200.
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HARDY.

The Vote at Aooreheld.
Correspondence Of the Register.
MooRrrIKLD, November 8.
The vote at the court house il a. fol-
lows:
For President-Hancock, 26l; Gar
Geld, 81
For Congress-Hoge. 262; Hoke, 81.
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Which Undoubtedly Has No Mere Sub
stantial Foundation than the Muddled
Brain of Some irresponsible Republi-
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Cnannau.

PfrfssusaH, November 4.-Petroleum
-Fsiriy sctive; crude lower; United
certiHcstes at Sl ic; refined I2e Tor Phil.
sdslpLia delivery.