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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
HOOSIERDOM.

Additional Returns do not Materially
Change the Result as Previously An
nounced.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., October l4.-Ad-
ditional returns received this morning
do not change the estimate given yes
terday on the State ticket. Peele, Re-
publican, for Congress in the Seventh
district, is elected. The Congressional
delegation stands Republicans s, Dem
Ocrats D.
A Silly Rumor Denied from Headquarters.
INDIANAPOLIS, October l4.--Mr. Eng
lish pronounces the rumOr about his
withdrawal from the national ticket as
entirely unfounded. 1t has never even
been mentioned to him, and he knows
Of no reason why il should he. lie says
he confidently expects to be elected, and
that Indiana will be fer Hancock and
English in November.
Just Look at These Figures. and Then
Lift Up Your Voices and Weep.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-THE re-
turns from S5 counties give a net Repub.
. lican majority on the State ticket OF
$3.50. The counties to hear from are:
Hancock, Noble, Perry, Upton, Spencer
and Union, all Democratic except
Union. These counties gave, in 1876, u
Democratic majority OF 1866, which, il
no change from that vote take place,
would give the Republicans n majority
on the Stats Sssast sitckst qfiAea2p,nn Uoncres.
sional District is very close and will re-
auire the official vote TO determine
the result. The Republicans claim it by
a small majority, which would give the
Republicans nine Congressman TO four
Democrats. The present delegation
stands six Republicans, six Democrats
and one National.
From the most reliable returns re-
ceived up to this evening the Legislature
will stand as follows: Senate, 25 Dem.
ocrats and 25 Republicans; House, 43
Democrats and 81 Republicans, ma.
jority of IA on joint ballot.
EVANSVILLE, IND., October 1.-THE
official vote of this county shows the
election of the entire Republican ticket,
except the Sheriff, Clerk and Senator
Heilman, Republican Congressman,
will have a majority OF about $50. Por-
ter's majority IN this county is 36S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
The Republicans Busy Conuratu-
Iating Each Other on Their
Unexpected Victory,
And Democrats Dsvoting Their
Leisure Moments to Explain.
Ing lust How 1t Happened.
As a Consequence, the Public Must
be Content with very meager
Dispatches.
But, then, There's Enough Of
Them, Considering the News
They Bring.

The returns from Indiana this morn.
ing are brief and to the point. The re-
suit in eighty. five counties show a net
Republican majority on the State ticket
of 6,sS9. There are now only six coun-
ties to hear from, all Democratic but
one-Union. These counties gave in
1876 a net Democratic majority OF 1866,
which, providing there is no material
change this year. would give the Repub-
licans majority in the neighborhood Of
$500. The Congressional delegation
stands at this writing, Republicans
eight, Democrats four, an one doubt.
full. The most reliable Csiimat, makes
the Legislative fourteen Republican on
Joint ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
Republican Losses and Democrat
ic Gains Seem to be the
Order of the Gay.
Jackson Carries Wood County
with a Whoop and Hurrah,
The lntslligencer's Special" tothe
Contrary Notwithstanding.
Kanawha, also, Swings Into Line,
and Fusion Is Snuffed
Out Forever.
Additional Returns from Various
Interior Counties.

The returns from the interior Of this
State continue to show large Democratic
gains. Wood county, the home Of
Jackson. stated 10y the Radical organ in
this city. and telegraphed all over the
country by the agent OF tine Associated
Press, as having given Sturgiss 200 ma
jority, turns out to have Topped around
the other way, and has gone for the Dem
ocratic Gubernatorial candidate by over
200 majority. large Democratic gain.
Other additional returns are as follows:
Mason county gives Jackson ll6 major
jorty. Putnam gives him 100, Cabell
$50, Tucker 2l3, Randolph 700 or 800,
and Ksnawha, that alleged Gibralter Of
"Fusionism", probably 100 Democratic
majority. a gain OF $50 over two years
ago, and all three Delegates. So it
goes all along the line. There is not
yet sufficient data at hand to indicate
the exact complexion OF the Legislature,
but il is entirely safe to say that it will
be almost solidly Democratic in both
Houses. The Democrats OF West Vir-
ginia have covered themselves with
glory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
THE DAILY REGISTER

n pub.i.nci every morning. except sunday. and
Is scnt "a city suh~ribcn at u cent per week.
By maa post pnld
One year y !"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
REPUBLICAN TACTICS.
How the Wall Street Stock Mar.
ket Was Turned into q POliti.
cal Machine.

New YORK, October l4.-The Repub.
lican programme ON Wednesday was
carried out to the letter in Wall street.
The Republican hirelings from the Ma
tional Committee and the Government
syndicate, under the lead OF John Sher.
mans First National Banks people,
rushed in and bought stocks right and
left, paying big prices, utterly regard
less OF values, and sending quotations
up with great rapidity. A rush OF buy
ers can always advance the price OF
stocks, and mob OF sellers can depress
them.
There was also Generated action to.
day. Each Republican broker had his
little part to play, and he played it we'll.
Every inch of the Exchange was crowd
ed, and the hungry crowd We'd with
each other in bidding for stocks. Prices
were run up from to per cent. in five
minutes. Men who were short OF stocks,
frightened out, rushed into cover, and
added to the stampede. The FIX
change was bowling yelling
mass. A dozen big Republican bro.
kerage houses had charge OF the stocks,
and John Sherman's syndicate saw to it
that Government bonds were increased
in value. They kept up the racket all
the day long, and then, after the close,
came out wiping their perspiring fore.
heads, Wanting that the result showed
the confidence financial circles felt in
the election of the Republican candi.
date. The whole thing was manipula.
ted from first 10 last in the interests OF
the Garfield crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
PROTESTANT EPISCOPALI-
ANS.
A Memorial Presented Ycstcr-
day Demanding Absolutely
Free Churches.

New York, October lin the Prot.
estant Enie"onal roar~"t;"" Rev. DR.
Knight presented ~ nam""i..i
Free Church Association PRAYING for an
amendment OF Canon 81, 10 the effect
that no church shall hereafter be conse-
Grated in which pews or sittings have
been sold, and forbidding the sale OF
pews or sittings at any future time.
In support of the petition the memorl-
alists submit that the best interests ot
the church demand the formal recogni-
ton OF the following principles:
First, that our churches should be free
and open to all who may wish to wor-
ship in them.
Second, that in them there should be
no distinctions on the ground OF wealth
or social position. =,
Third, that when they are consecrated
to the worship of Almighty God they
should i'm no sepse he the property OF
the limited number of people who have
bought their pews.
The report of the Committee on
Canons, touching the establishment
and formation of the Federal Council OF
the Province of Illinois, led to long
discussion. -,
Mr., Andrews, OF Southern Ohio, said
a diocese could select the United States
Court as a court OF appeals, II they could
obtain a hearing there. A diocese conld
select its own court, Dut
the convention could not i'm.
pose upon any diocese aCourt OF APP
peals.
Objection was made to the word
"province" by delegate, who suggested
that the word "state" should be substl-
tuted.
A long speech was made by DIR. Judd,
of Illinois, who contended that the use
of the word province was ol little con-
sequence. 1t had only been adopted as
churchly name. DR.. Judd continued
his speech after recess, remarking that
Canon had been adopted authorizing
the formation Of federal councils by a
decree of councils by the diocese IN dit
ferent parts of Illinois. Under this
Canon the three dioceses OF Illinois
had complied to the letter and formed
a federal council, and he thought the
convention hal nothing to do with 1t.
He spoke i'm favor of the word prov
ince" as being a churchly wori. pr,
Faston, of Illinois, said his dele
CATION simply desired that
the diocsese which had separated,
should have power Of united action,
and as to the word province they
had no particular preference. Great care
had been taken to guard the inleptn n
denotes ofth various dioceses, and they
could withdraw from the council when
ever they desired. Af,era long and an
imsted discussion the recommenda.
ton OF the committee on the sub
stitution OF the phrase, Federal Coun'
ell Diocese in the State OF Illinois, ior
the word province, was adopted.
The report of the Committee on
Canons, deeming it inexpedient that
the names of persons registered as CON
municants not having actually com
municated for certain time, shonld be
omitted from the annual report OF The
rec,ors, was, after long debate, recon-
mitted To the committee.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
LEWIS COUNTY.

Large Majority for the Entire State and
County Ticket.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
CLARKsBURG, October IA.
Jackson's majority in Lewis county is
$50, and the majority for the remainder
Of the State ticket 23j. Elminson.
Democrat, for House OF Deleg ,tes, has a
majority OF 425. Bennett, Democrat,
for Prosecuting Attorney, has $50 major
ity. The Democratic candidate for
Sheriff, has majority OF 500, and the
remainder of the Democratic county
ticket is elected.
The majority against the Constitu-
tional amendments is 900.
Gilmer county has gone for Jackson
by 3G0 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
Cheap Transportation Convention.

'HIrN"o, October 1.-THE cheap
transportation convention assembled in
fHNeI Hall this morning, over four
hNnlrrd delegates being present, repre-
"nlnI the principal Western States,
southern >, bor,ar and Atlantic States.
non. Matthew Anderson. OF Missouri,
". was elected President, with Hon. NJ. I.
Fowler, Of Nrw York, First Vice-Presi-
Irh'' I',t' aUd others from Iowa, Kentucky,
I.IH''N n and Michigan. and Jonathan
Ic'i1n Secretary. discussion was
"Prhri a, once, and the poin,s chiefly
,"',''',' on Scre that rti,roads should
= nr'd TO the stricteSt accountability as
" Tue manner ot conductirg their bnsi-
,'' MS and that National legislation was
~ necessary 'o ,Etble the country to get
T, ~. ''''p,'S' possible transportation at
'''NS Rates % consumers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
WOOD COUNTY.

The Radical Organs Cl,im that Jackson
Had Been Defeated in His Own County
Knocked in the Head By tho Actual Re
turns-A Democratic Gain over 1915 Of
ITS.
Special Dispatch to the Register
PARKERSBURG, October Ii.
Jackson's majority for Governor over
Sturgiss in this county is 200, Demo
cratic gain OF l75 over 1876. This Of
iectually disposes OF the report previ-
ously telegraphed from here to the Intel
Hgs,c,r that Wood county had gone
Republican. The majority for the re-
maInier of the DemOcIa,iU Slat. .;UAo.
will be somewhat less than that given
for Jackson.
judge j. NJ. Jackson, is reelected
Judge of the County Court.
Second Dispatch.
special Dispatch to the Register.
PARXERsBURG, w. Va, October IL.
The entire Democratic State ticket has
about 200 majority in this county. We
elect everything by handsome major
ity. excep Sheriff; that will be close.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
p.;,-o.d stock holders Meeting.

CINCINNATI, October li.-At meet,
ing of the stockholders of the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad. held here today
Messrs. Jas. Sloan, Jr., and Osman La
trobe. of Baltimore, and L. w. Tracy,
of Springfield, Ills, were elected direc-
tors to serve for the ensuing iour
years.
The annual report OF the president
stated that the property was vastly
improved and that the net earnings
this wear, ending December 81, lSso,
would probably reach one million three
hundred thousan dollars; and 1t was
also stated that this sum was in excess
of about four hundred thousand dollars
which would be charged to the expenses
for the substitution Of steel for iron rails.
Nearly the whole line is now land with
steel. The report says the company
will have on hand, November !, nesr'y
a half a million dollars and will be pre-.
pared to paw two coupons on the second
mortgage bonds, and two or the Spring
field division bonds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
COLD FLOODED MURDER.
A Tennessee Man Killed by a
Thief.

NAsHvILLx, October 1.-THE imrri-
cans Gallatn special says: \ cold
blooded murder was committed ut La.
fayettc. Macon county, Yesterday even:
ing Joe Cartwright shot and killed
Hugh Saunders with 4 carbine. Saun-
ders was an important witness against
Cartwright for stealing. Saunders was
sitting in front Of hotel, when Cart.
wright walked ont in the street and
without saying a word, shot him. Cart.
wright was at once arrested and jailed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
TUCKER COUNTY.

Jackson 2l3 Majority, with Ono Precinct
To Hear From.
Special Dispatch tn Register
ST. GEoRGS, October IA.
The official returns from all but one
district OF this county are in and give
Jackson 2l3 majority. The district yet
10 hear from will probably reduce the
majority to 2OH.
The Constitutional amendments have
not received more than l25 votes "for
ratification" in this county.
The following are the county officers
elected: A.C. Minear, Sheriff; p. Lips
comb. Prosecuting Attorney, and Hon.
jill. Long, President OF County Court.
C.J.P. Cresip, OF Rrndolph, leads
for House OF Delegates, aud will prob
ably carry Randolph.
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lob Printing and Book Binding
LEWIS BAKER e. CO..

In all their departments. carried on by the FRO
prieton Of the REGirEs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
THE RAILROAD WAR.
Tickets Down to Bottom Prices

ST. LOUIS, October l4.-The railroad
fight is quite as sharp to day as il was
Yesterday, and the different offices are
crowded with ticket buyers. The Chi:
cago and Alton dropped its limited
tickets to two dollars and seventy cents
this morning, and the Wabash imne.
distely to one dollar and seventy cents,
they advertising they will sell one dol
lar less than any other road, Unlimlt-
cd tickets remain at yesterdays prices,
four dollars and seventy cents, to both
Chicago and Kansas City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15

CnoAeo. October IL -Flour-Good
demand at full pnces WheatcActive

CuoAeo. October II. -Flour-Good
demand at full pnces Wheat-Activs
frm and higher; No. 9 red winter 9Sf0
99c No. 9 Chicago spring 9sl bid cash;
81 90 seller November; 81 oil seller
December; No. mixed 90ac; rejected
70A75c; sales No. Chicaeo spring at
99ic(S$t OF, and closed this afternoon
nearly lc higher. Corn-Firm and
higher; No. 9 Ssi@S9ic cash; 4sic eel.
Ter November; 4lt seller December;
sales at 4oi@4li seller December: 45ic
seller May; closed tc higher this after
noon; rejected S9c. Oats-Stroneer and
higher and closed easy at 30}c cash 30fc
bid seller November; sole bid yseller
December; sales at SOl@3Os seller No
vember; rejected 3tc. Rye-Steady
and unchanged At SSic. Barley-Firm
at 80. Porf-Opened strong and high.
er and closed at inside prices. at SIS 90
cash; sl2 b20l2 IS seller November;
Sis SsftSiS " seller January. Lard
Fairly active and q shade higher at 81 10
cash; 81 lOss l2l seller November; IS %
seller January. Bulk Meats-tairly &C.
tive and shade higher; shouliersS 70;
short ribs 81 95; short clear s. ID.
whisky-S,sady and unchanged at
81 IL.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October l4.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-West.
ern higher, closing steady; No. 9 west
rn winter red, spot, and seller October
81 l5(Sl l5t; seller November 81 ISL
al 10; seller December 81 l7i@i 7t;
seller January 81 lst9l 10. Corn-
Western higher and tirmer; mixed vest.
ern spot and seller October 64(AS+ic;
seller November 3lt(@S4ic. Oats--Quiet
and steady; western white 39S+0r; do
mixed 3SS39c. Rye-Dull at 9ic(S
81 90. Hay-Unchangad. Provisions
STEADY and without change. Butter
Unchanged. Eggs-Quiet and steady.
Petroleum-Unchanged. CoGee-Dull
and nominal. Sugar-Firm; A soft 9lc.
Whiskv-Unchanged.
P1ttabureh.
PIrrsBuRaH, October li.-Petrolcum-
Fairly active; crude 96lc for United GER
titicates; refined l2lc for Philadelphia
delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
TAYLOR COUNTY.

Dawson, Democrat, for House of Dele
gates, Gets Forty-ni Majority.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
GBAFroN, W. Va, Oct. IA.
The complete returns OF Taylor coun-
ty are in. The following are the major
tiles for some OF the principal offices:
Sturgiss, for Governor, l74; Dawson,
Democrat, for House of Delegates, 40;
McGraw, Democrat. for Prosecuting At
torney, 3Sl: Miller, Republican; for
Sheriff, 9S.
The constitutional amendment has
about 700 majority.
The vote stands two to one for the re-
tention oi the court house at Grafton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
A SMALL TIDAL WAVE.

Peasants, Mason. Putnam, Cabell and
Wood Shows Large Democratic Gains
Special Dispatch to the Register.
PARKsRsBURG, October IA.
Jackson for Governor has 20S major
ity in Peasants county.
Jackson over S,urgiss in Mason coun-
ty, ll6, official.
Putnam county, 100 for State ticket, a
Gain over Walker in 1878 OF 100.
Cabell county gives Jackson $50,
gain of over GOO.
Wool county gives the State ticket
100 majority.
ID III. LEONARD, Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
A PROSPECT FOR PEACE.

Representatives of Bolivia. Peru and
SChili to Meet on Board United States
Man-of- f-War.
VALPARAISO, October l4.-Represcn
tatives of the three belligerents, Bolivia,
Peru and Chill, will meet on board the
United States man.ofwar at africa. 1t
is understood that one stipulation will
be that hostilities may be continued
pending the negotiations. Perm, it is
reported, will refuse any cession OF ter.
territory. The United States Minister
left Valparaiso to-day for africa, to pre-.
side at the meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
FOREIGN.
MORE TROUBLE.
The British Get Themselves Into Anoth-
er Bad Scrape in South Africa

The British Get Themselves Into Anoth-
er Bad scrape in South Africa.
CAFE TowS. October IA strong
force of Basutos attacked Masiru Sunday
last. The firing continued throughout
the day and night. The basutos were
ultimately repulsed. The loss OH the
Colonial side was trifng.
CAFE TowN, October l4.-It now ap.
pears that Colonel Baylv retired into
the fort at Masiru at nightiall, and the
burning of the government office and
barracks then took place. The enemy
lost heavily in the fight and then with.
drew somewhat. Colonel Bayly is well
supplied with food, but Darlington, who
is besieged at Maieteng, has been COM
PEELED to slaughter horses for food.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
BROOKE COUNTY.

An Even Hundred Majority for Jackson
-Donehoo, Tor Senator. Gets Ninety
five over neutrality-suspicious. Delegate
Elected bv Is Majority.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
WELlsBuRG, October IA.
Below is the full vote OF Brooke
county,:
Goyernor-Jackson 604, Sturgiss 5O4,
French 90. Jackson's majority 100.
The balance of the Democratic State
ticket has lO2 majority.
Judge-Old Circuit, Mcclure 542, Mel
vim 662. Melvin's majority l2O.
Judge-New Circuit, Boyd 7Ol, Nc
Lure 552, Melvin 6S6, Mcconnell 400.
Boyd over Mcconnell, 81 Melvin over
McLure 81.
Senate-Donehoo, D.. Col; Hewitt,
r. 500. Donehoo over Hewitt, %.
Sheriff-Cooper, d., sos; Barclay, r.,
Io6; Kimberland, 26S. Cooper over
Barclay, 50.
President of the County Court
Browning. D., 5O2; Gist, r., $50. Gists
majority IS. IN
496; Gist, e., 2l0. McCord over Wells,
Is -,
Prosecuting. Attorney-Tarr, D.. 493;
Brown, r., 4S2; Hervey, G., 2lo. Iarr
over Brown, III.
Assessor-Buchanan d., sos; Reeves,
r.. 469; Hunter, G., l22; Grimes, Ind,
"a. Buchanan over Reeves, 81. :,
Survevor-Rodyers. d., $50; Boyd,
g.. 100. Rodgers over Boyd, 369.
Commissioners -Barth, d., 56s; Ham
mond, d., 556; Hindman, ID, 55I; Briggs,
r., 4S5; Wells. r., 491; Browning, H.
iSi: Duval. c.. l56; Gullett, G., l3S;
Windsor, e., 10.
Average Democratic majority on Com
missioners, ~.
Article Standardization, ST; rejec-
ton, lO3; majority for ratification, Ul.
Article 3, Section l3-Ratihcation, SOP
rejection, l7G; majority for ratification
6S9.
democrats elect all their candidates
for Justices in every district and every
Constable but one.
Fowler's is now the banner precinct,
giving Jackson more than two-thirds oi
her vote.
Welsburg showed up splendidly'
giving Sturgiss but % majority. as
against majority for Hubbard, Two
wears ago, of AZ, and running her vote
up from so in 1878 to l57 for Jackson
the largest Democratic vote ever cast IN
the town, exceeding Tilden's by l..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
Sherm an at Chicago.

CHICAGO. October li.-Secretary Sher-
man arrived this morning and was ac.
compained to the Grand Pacific Hotel
by the reception committee. At noon
he quietly entered the Board OF Trade
Room in company with the President
and Secretary of the Board. As soon as
he was recognized the shou. was raised,
"Iere's Resumption" Here's Specie,
Payments" The bulls and bears united
i'm welcoming him with cheers and clap.
ping OF hands. lie made briei
speech, whose points were heartily ap-
plauded by his attentive auditors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
AT COLUMBUS.
Both Sides Claiming Gains in the State
But Nothing Definite as to the Actual
Republican Majority.

Both Sides Claiming Gains in the State
But Nothing Defiuite as to the Actual
Republican Majority.
CoLUMBUs, October 1.-THE Republi
can State Committee have returns from
81 out of the SS counties, which show
Republican gains OF $500 and Demo
cratic gains OF 6,7Sl, net Republican
gain for Townsend, Secretary OF State,
ISIS.
At the Democratic headquarters re-
turns have been gathered from various
sources so that now all the counties
have been heard from. According to these
figures the Democratic gains for Lang,
Secretary OF State, are 1858; gains for
Townsend, Republican, are given as
6,lil; net Democratic gains, 2,Si0.
Republican Jolifcation Meeting at en-
cinnati.
CoLUMBUs, o., October l4.-Arrange.
ments have been made for a series OF
Republican jolification meetings next
Saturday night. A meeting has been
arranged at Music Hall, Cincinnati,
where Governor Foster will meet and
welcome Porter, GovernOr-elect OF In.
diana.
The Congressional Majorities.
CINCINNATI, October 1.-THE follow.
ing are unofficial majorities of Congress.
men in OHIO, so lar as obtained.
First District-Butterworth, r., l,302.
Second-Ioung. K, l.0O7.
Third-MOrey, r., 90i.
Fourth-Schultz, H., $50.
Sixth-Rltchie, r., G94.
Eighth-Keifer, K, $500.
Ninth-Robinson, r., LOO.
Tenth Rice, r., l,3S7.
Eleventh-Neal, Il, 900.
Observation-Disclosures, d., 200.
Fiiteenth-Dowes, r., 5i2.
Twentieth-Townsend, r., 5,244.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
HANCOCK COUNTY.

Republican, Elect Bobbs 20 House o'
Delegates by 81 Majority.
special Dispatch to the Register
FAiRvIEw. October 1t.
The following is the vote cast at the
election in this county:
Governor JACKSON, 43l; Sturgiss,
557; French, ..
State SenatIr- Donehoo, Democrat.
Sl4: Hewitt, Republican. 5)3.
House oi Delegates -McMahon, DEM
ocrat. 49,; Hobbs. Republican, 5l4.