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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

WoULD inform the people oi rorta &c coun
w. ty that he Is prepared to man uia ciure al
kinds OF LUMBER and SPRING WAGONS
and to do general repairing promptly and in
the best manner Also. HOhsh SlfUElNG and
GEN NER A l. BLACKSMITHING.
10r Prices from ~ to 20 per cent below any
heretofore charged in this region. 70 cash.
w AGONs Of all kinds constantly hand. Il
Works on Main Street, w est OF Z. 4 r. X. r.
Depot s-ss e II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30
kENDALL's SPAWN CURE !

AKRON, OHIO, Dec. a2nd 1879.
B.J. KENDALL Il Co.-GcntS II cannot rec.
ommend - Kend all's SPAWN Cure" too highly.sI
have friend who Ownes u valuable horse
which bccame useless and worthless by the ap
pcarance of very bad SPAWN. He tried every
,nown remedy and gave up. thinking the spsr-
in was incursbte. pers uadesi him to try your
SPAWN Cuie, and. after using it according to d.
ections. to nse his own language. 1T knocked
horse was saved and restored to usefulness.
an now selling your book. "A Treatise on the
Horse ani his DiScase..' and am meeting with
srcat success. Yours. &c. j. j. WRIGHT.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30
TESTIMONIALa.

lis u I'M A(ISxAAS
Ea Kavenna March 10 1874
Mr.. o. s. RUzzHLL: Dear ir:-My Wagon tff
fpurchased OF you about two years ago. muss
cknOwledge is much better than Iexpecterl
Being of medium size, thought it too lirht for
my business; but it is just right, runs ight and
Easy, and have often carried on il flOO bric a
rom my kiln. 1t will carry eight thoussnh
sounds. and has never cost me one cent for ~
pairs, Yours truly, He CARIs.
Shalersville. March q, 1915.
Mr. o. s. BUzZELL. Dear Sir I'm the fall of
62 purchased of you q light wagon. Weigh
Tith box on. 532 pounds. Jtis q thimble skeil
use. have frequently drawn =, 200 pounds
on 1t at one time. All the expense that 81
upon 1t for the first twelve years was forsss
ting tire once. Yours, with respect,
t44 s:s4 Sc. ELDRiDGE.
Ravenna. March IL 1S75
MR. o. s. BUzzELL: Dear Strive have beep
using one OF your one horse wagons now ovd
two years In our lum ber yard, often lOadinef
with one thousand feet of green hemlock aa
oak, and we think it the best and easiest ru,
bs.. and has never cost us one dollar for fepairs
G. SUTHERLAND co.
also have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS.
We'll located on high rolling ground, and1n the
most pleasant and growing part Of the town
an. 6. 1875 33s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

The Most Successful Remedy
ever discovered. as it is certain in it's
effects and does not blister. READ
PROOF BELOW. .t..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
BELMONT COUNTY.

The Republicans Finally Succeed. After
Working Hard for Many Years.
Speciai Dispatch to the Register.
ST. CLaIRsvILLE, o., October l3.
The result OF the election in Belmont
county is about half a victory for each
party. While the Republicans have
about so majority on the State ticket,
the Democrats elect one-half Of the
county ticket. The Democrats secure
the Auditor and Clerk by majority OF
about 800 each. The Republicans elect
the Sheriff by about 200 majority and
the Recorder by about % majority.
These offices remain politically just as
they have been for several years past.
The unimportant Offices OF Commission
.er, Infirmary Director ana Coroner are
so close that It will probably take the
official count TO decide who are elected.
The only important offices on the ticket
are Auditor, Clerk and Sheriff, and tie
Democrats elect two OF these. On the
head OF the ticket the Republicans have
about 80 majority, but this will all be
wiped out in November. This meager
majority in total vote of near $1,000
could never have been obtained but by
the most lavish use OF money. Scores
OF voters were bought and many others
were intimidated by employers. Many
Democrats remained away from the
polls either voluntarily or were hired by
the Republicanstr stay away. Belmont
county is still Democratic on free and
fair ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14

The returns from Tuesdays election
in this State are now comingi in rapidly,
AMI, as was anticipated by those who
have made careful comparisons Of the
two tickets and noted the manner in
which each party conducted its canvass
and presented its arguments, they indi'
cate an overwhelming, crushing and BIT
ter defeat for the Republican party and
its Third district allies. The people oil
the State have once more, in manner
not to be misunderstood, declared their
utter adherence OF Republican corrup-
ton aud Republican misrule, and every
where, from our own county OF Ohio,
where Radicalism preferred to go 1t
alone" TO Kanawha and the entire
Third district, where the secret Fusion
dodge was the order OF the day, have
risen in their might and elected the en-
tire Democratic ticket by a greater ma
iority than ever before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
KANAwHA COUNTY.

The Republicans and Their Greenoack
Allies Promised to do Much. aud Ac-
comrhshed Nothiag-Larse Democratic
Gains.
Special Dispatch of the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. October IL.
The count in this county show large
Democratic gains, and the prospect Is
excellent for the success OF the entire
county ticket by a good majority. This
is the Greenback stronghold, and yet
they we're slaughtered without mercy.
How they Jared in the remainder oi
the district may be imagined. The
vote for Governor in Charleston is as
follows: Jackson, 574; Sturgiss. 400;
French, 23S. The Third district has
gone overwhelmingly Democratic.
The County Surely Democratic.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. l3.
Special Dispatch to the Register
Jackson's majority over Sturglss IN
Charleston is 81. The Ounty IS c'ose:
The Democrats claim the election OF
Ouarrier, Wilson and Ferguson, to the
House OF delegates. W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
Scattering Returns all Parts of the State Which Show Water
loo Defeatfor the Republicans.

over Mcclure, and Boyd l26 over Nc.
Connell.
Donahoo has 80 majority. The amend
ments are carried by over 700.
Second Dispatch.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, October l3.
All precincts have been heard from
except one, which gives Jackson,
Democratic candidate for Governor, 10
majority. French, Greenback candi-
date, gets so votes. The entire Demo-
cratic ticket is elected except the offices
OF Presiding Justice OF the County
Court and Member of House OF Dele
gates. q. W. Gist, Republican, is el'c
ted Presiding Justice, and George w.
McCord, Republican, is elected TO the
Legislature.
The Constitutional Amendments
abolishiug County Courts, article Eight
and Three, have a majority OF 1l9 Tor
article Eighth, and 7l5 for article Third.
Welsburg district elects Nichols, Re
publican, for Constable.
The Democratic majorities have been
considerably reduced. The one pre-
cinct to hear from will not materially
chang, the vote for State officers. a
large vote was polled. The election
passed off quietly, the best OF feeling
prevailing among all parties.
The Greenback element got dead
ener.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
wETZEJ COUN rY.

A Eousing Democratic Majority-The Re-
publ,csns showed Under by from 500
TO 1000 Votes-Smith, Democrat, Elect
cd senator by 200 to 800.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
BURTON, Octoh IL
The following is the vote OF Caurch
district, complete:
State Ticket-Jackson, d., llO; Miller,
d., 2I2: O'Brien, D., 2i2; Watts, d., 2+2;
Butcher, d., 2I2; Green, d, 2i2; Stur-
giss, r., %; Cunningham, Il 9l; BurSe,
r., 81: Caldwell, r., 81; Purinton, X, 81;
Max well, r., 81.
New Circuit Judye-Lstely, d., I'll;
Stewart, g., 81; Schwelter, X, 80.
State Senator-Smith. D., 2S22; Fur
bee, r., l0n.
Sheriff-Postlewait, d., 2ol; Lemas'
ters. r., ~.
House OF Delegates Hall, d, 22S;
Hoge, r., l0S.
Prosecuting Attorney-Wiley, D.,2lo;
Jacobs, r., 81.
Reports from all over the county, put
Smiths majority for Senator at 500, and
he is elected by at least 200 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
FROZEN LANDS.

Anew Scheme OF Arctic Ex 'lorstion,
LoNpDS. O,tDher l3.-At a meeting Of
the Council of the Royal Geographical
Srieiy. Lord Ab).dLre, presiding, \
d.pu'a,.on oi the Arctic Committee at
tended. % ask the society 10 support
Cmman Ter Chryenne's scheme OF the
Ar.Oi Arctic exploration. CDmmander
C1eycnne sail il was due TO England To
take the leai in the Arctic explorations
IT, lxrlt upon the steps the Americans
vtr' taking, expressing himself as con-
tent q, n 20 share in the American ex
pc !jt.pu nDw being sent out. Lord Abb
or lr- promised il a written statement
in 'cs,rl TO the details of thcexPe'ttlon
WIS .d,ib,ipret the Councilthe statement
would b. submitted TO Oacompetent body
AMI the dcputation agreed TO DO SO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
HIhAhCE.
Rev York.

Nsw YoaK, October I3.-Moxx,
Faster at 2(a3 per cent Prime mercab.
tile paper 4fs5I per cent. strriiD. ex.
change. bankers bills firm at 1911: d..
mand 48l.
siLvEs-At London 52 $40 pence ba.;
silver here ll3; subsidiary silver coin
t(s1per cent. discount.
6ovERsnExr-Strong and active,
especially for % snd IL. the f1rmer al.
vancins ! TO per cent, and the latter
II TO per cent
stats Bos % Strong.
SrocKs-The market opened strong NJ
ito 5 per cent higher. the Latter fm
Northwestern preferred, and sutse-
queDtly advanced TO 2i per cent. This
~as followed by deciin. of to II Der
cent, the latter In Union Pacific, bu,
during the afternoon speculation s2ain
became b1oyant and prices rose st .ad.
ily TO the close, the final sales showing
m improvement ranging 1 TO 81 per.
cent. jrangrr sbsves, the cosI stocks.
Wesiern Union. Union Pacific, Micbi.
gan Centsnl. Lake shore and Iron Noun.
tain leading in the upward movement.
The dealings we're veil distributed and
great animation snd excitement pre-.
vailed. The Central Ar,zona was quite
active and strong. the improvement he.
Ing based upon the receipt OF the infos.
nation that the stamp mill and water
works are completed, the later deliver.
iag st the mine double the quantity ot
water required. and another upward
movement 10 predicted in this stock
The inereased earnings OF the railroads
Tor the hSt week in Octob.r we're:
louisville and Nashville 800. 100;
Wabash 0l 600, North western S66, 900.
and 81. Louis and Ban Francisco, S2,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
THE NEWS.
s,ftinss From Our Reports by
Railroad and Wire.
nousst,e

,v the Tte chief, left 500, 900
nth Of properly, and no will.
rb. secretary OF the Treasury yester-
,,r Srep,ed =, 500 0OO in bonds for the
sinking iund.
r,,s hundred acres ofpine woods near
c',..,ri N.H have hsen burned over
sinr,. iaS, saturday.
IT,, Republicans Of the Sixteenth
N ,uil ,l;~'ri.t, u CinvrniiOn AT
u..',.,r.....,.l. u,minated L. |. e Walker
'-,,,r..r,sS, on the 23lst ba!Dt, yester-
div.
p r Ernum has brought suit at Dali
=. T.xls. g.unst the Texas Central
.,,i,,lI nr $4,000 damages Tor iailure
,i.cr,rlr, to put his company through
ol time.
,cbiII. two wears OF age, son OF Geo.
si',,v oi Elmlra, y. y, was bitten IN
a., f,..s eight DAYS ago by hound. The
'J,lI lied in great agony Yesterday OF
hvL.ophobla. =,
r,.,i,, Clifford, though still confined
.,L,sr,om i'm Washington, continues
:, rs,,y,r quite rapidly from his recent
;r,.ss AMI his condition is no longer
.,birr, Oi uneasiness.
\, Ahmoso, Colorado, Yesterday
-, min. Thomas Valley, Deputy Sher-
~ - a.. .a,,lIv sho, by Pat D1novan, a
n,.,-i,rs desperate ed b. qu r
~ over game OF cards,
NJ Ellen Wies, twenty four years OF
49,. t,s been missing from her home
IN Lea Plain, y. Y, Tor over week.
"a. rr.lv was found Yesterday in an rn,
n..l well. Whether death resulted
i,,r ar,i,lent ur suicide is not known.
The .rre,ary OF the Interior has de-
Ill ,rl, no claim will be recognized
br,ry m;ner.or settler To any mineral
ar,.r., linl upon the Ute reservation,
v.s.h = based upon settlement or Oc'
,.Ial,i.u previous to the formal opening
oi TIA, reservation.
i,rucr named Barney Whitaker,
ra.,Jin, in Saluda township, Jefferson
r,,r,v. Indiana, committed suicide
N,Ylly evening by shooting himself
,5rru,i the heart with rifle. Tenn
p,rlrv insanity sHperinduce by grief at
tIr - U' tWD CnlluItu NdS tHC N'ueo
Foreign.
tn, Emperor OF Russia is al.
Suauish mail steamer landed at
U,v,ra. Yesterday, with - 100000 f'r
the Clhan treasury.
A,a meeting Of the Land League at
prI.in. YESTERDAY, Dillon, Sexton and
Sullivan strongly protested sgIinst the
,,r,u, pastoral letter OF Archbishop
MrCJI'.
Only three thousand Montenegrins
are E5w rn,amped AT Surtoniar. The
so..ae-rns have already begun To
Ii,u,s the har6Or administration oil
pl.c gnO
The correspondent OF the London
TINS A, Paris says: Minister C)nstans
s.,,rS that a. sonl ~ the official notih-
rtila of the ceSsion of Dulcigno is re-
r.ive,!. the French ships will ha recalled.
4 LONDON dispatch says: II is roughly
ps,iml,,,! that tie Bank OF France,
within the last three or four days, part.
el with about two million pounds IN
gold. This supply may he found avail
ali. Dr export to the United S;atfs11 IN
EaIiSl or German account. Oi the
so,i mt into the Bank of England,
yes.rr !9v, the sum OF e2O3, ,00O was
Fr-uch coin, ultimately destined to the
Uailri states.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
A Republican Victory In Indiana
Cannot Prevent GarAsld's
Defeat In November.
81 Louis Republican.

81 Louis Republican.
Sr. LorIs, October I3.-Thc R,I uJi,can
Tomorrow. under III" caption oi "The
Duty OF Democr ts,' will 10 nment on
The election ~ ioiu~s:
The Democrats have lost Ohio, which
they did not expect Ia win. and u.ey
have 'ost Indiana. which they did not
expect to..lose This il the situation in its
worst phases. What shall the
losers do about il? We sdy emphatic.
ally initiate the example oi the winners.
Republicans were far srrcr of carrying
Maine than the Democrats wcrc of car.
rying Indiana. and they failed TO carry
Maine. Did they sit down, fold their
arms and give mp the ship? On the con.
trsry they then for the first time in their
campaign, got up and went to work in
earnest. In was absolutely necessary
That they should relieve an unexpected
aud a'mos, fatal disaster, aud they have
retrieved il. They ar. to-day where
they were before Maine was snatched
ceived heavy blow but no heavier
than the one the Republicans received.
II now remains to be- seen whether they
will bear IL m well and improve IL as
wisely. The Democrats are not made of
the stuff which surr.ndcrs easily II
they we're, the party would have been
dead and buried nineteen years
ago. They have indomitsblc
pluck and pertinacity; and now il ths
time TO give these qualities practical ex-
pr +sion. Instead of b,ing die. outraged
and demorslized by an expected reverse
they should he and vii be urged
thereby to greater efforts again.
We say 10 Democrats everywhere
"Do as the Republicans did after Maine
and il they 10 low this advise, letting the
past 90 for what il il worth, and work.
ing the present for all il IL
worth, the future will bring
appropriate reward. The editorial fur.
thcr says this is q year Of surprises,
and believes the last of them has not
been seen. IL saws Pennsyl.
vania msy prove a better fight.
ing ground than the Republicans
imagine and believes that Indiana will
20 for Hancock, but throwing Indiana
aside the Democrats have New York.
Connecticut, and New jersey 10 fall
back op.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
New Western Union Directors.

NEw IoES, October l3.-At the an
nuai meetin. OF the Western Union
telegraph Company to day, the fpll)w-
lnc directors were elected without OPP
Position, receiving over 29).OOJ votes:
N1rviu Green, Wm. III. Vanderbilt,
T. Twin d, Morgan, Augustus Schell,
hUri>)n Durkre, James III. Banker,
>aunr. 7, Barger, Joseph HarSer,
Annzp Is. Cornell, Hamilton Mck.
ii.~on'hlv, John Van Horne, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Moses Taylor, Wilson q.
mlni, Edward ). Sanford, Chester W.
11apIn, Robert LenOx Kennedy, j..
T'erpont Morgan. George VI. Pullman,
John K. Dull, u. d. Mills, Oliver HI.
Palmer, Samuel A. MursOn, David
Jones. Anson Stager. Eiwin ID. Wor-
G,-''eT, Henry VI. Phillips. William ID.
Bishop and Hugh J. Jewe;,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
The Returns Still Dragging their
Weary Length Along,
With Nothing Definite as to How
the State has Gone.
Democrats have an Abiding:Faith
that the State Is Still Safe,
And that Complete Returns will
Show that Landers was
Elected.

Our kilograms up to three o'clock this
morningiremove none Of yesterday
uncertainty rs to the result in Indiana,
and there is abundant reason for the
belief that the Democratic ticket will
yet pull through by small majority.
There is fif,y-,wo per cent. Of the vote
of the State yet to be- heard from, and
four years ago it gave Democratic
majority of about 10000. The returns
from the Republican stron sholds are
about all in, and we shall be very much
surprised il full and complete count
does not wipe out the present apparent
Republican plurality. and dash to the
ground their hopes Of victory. In 1876
they claimed the State for three days,
and were then forced to give it up, and
it is very probable that that little histor.
ical event will be repeated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14

The Republicans Make Some Gains and
Claim the Election Of Part Of Their
Ticket.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
CLARKsBURG, October Is.
The indications are that the entire
Democratic ticket is elected by from
300 TO 400 majority.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
CLARKsBURG, October l3.
The first counting and returns were
deceptive; instead OF 300 or 400 D.mo.
cratic majority in the county, it dwin-
died down to about 100, except for
Court OF Appeals. Maxwell, Rep, has
carried the county by small majority.
The Republicans claim the election OF
three on the county ticket, namely:
Moore. for Prosecuting Attorney; Lodge,
for the Legislature, and Woodland, for
Assessor, who is elected, and but little
doubt as to Moore. 1t was the heaviest
vote ever polled in this county. The
town is full OF country people, gathered
here to hear the news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
BERKELEY COUNTY.

Dawson Elected Senator by Largo Ma
jority-Brady and Ferrill Go to House OF
De egates
Special Dispatch TO the Register
MARTINsBURG, October l3.
Berkeley gives 100 majority for Jack.
son; Dawson, for Senator, gets 400
majority and Faulkner, for Judge, 800.
Brady and Ferrill, Democrats, are elect.
ed to the Legislature. The Republicans
elect Sheriff and Prosecuting ATTORNEY.
Morgan county gives Dawson 52S
majority. Wisner, for Judge, 22j, and
elects the entire Republican county
ticket,
jefferson gives Faulkner 100 plurality
and Dawson small majority:
w. T. l..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
TAYLOR COUNTY.

Sturgiss Probably Ahead-County Ticket
Evenly Divided.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
GRAFTON, October l3.
The vote is not all in. McGraw, for
Prosecuting Attorney, will be elected
by over two hundred; Dawson, for Leg
isiature, bv probably one hundred, and
probably Findley. The present indica-
tions are that the Republican State
ticket has majority and the balance OF
the county ticket.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
FLEMINGToN, October Is.
Sturgiss, Rep, for Governor, log;
Jackson, Dem, 81. State and county
tickets in about the same proportion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
Ba',imore's Big Celebration.

BALTIMORE, October Is The third
uay oil the celebration OF Baltimore's
sIu!ement, hal for its feature parade
y, military tire companies. etc. Ii
p, Psoyy' very attractive, the number Of
yeoP'r "l the streets is almost equal TO
S snAt OF Monday. Tonight the city is
a- a-ln Illuminated, and people generally
T giving up all business to enjoyment.
~ iH'lh9rrOw Il, there will be procession OF
a, or'ers OF Catholic Knighthood. tenn
s'Anee' b'neyolent and other societies.
Sue g Sne press entertainment, Samuel
So" s., =; aged 81 years. was present. lie
Snan u type IRON original copy, "Star
sPansled Banner" written by Key.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
DODDRIDGE COUNTY.
A Small Greenback Boom.

A Small Greenback Boom.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
The following is the vote at this place
for State Officers:
Jackson, d. &C; Sturgiss, r. 76;
French, q So; Miller, ID, 6S. Hayes,
c., SS; Cunningham, r., "a; O'Brien,
D.. GS; Burke, K, "a; Sturm, G., SS;
Watts, d., u; Caldwell, r., "a; Hall.
G., S5; Butcher, d., 90; Purinton, X,
-, Kenny, G., SO; 7. G. Green. d., 81;
Maxwell, K, IS; Green, G., go; Thomp.
son, 81; Fleming, l57; Stealy, "a; Stew
art, llS; Showalter IL; Bowen, 81; Max.
well, II.
Article Sth, IA for adoption; 81 votes
against. Article 3, llO for adoption; %
votes against.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
PAYErTE COUNTY.

Jackson Gets Four Hundred Majority
A Democratic Gam.
Special Dispatch 10 IN eRegister.
CANSRLLroN, October l3.
This county will give Democratic
majority Of about 400, a gain OF 50 over
the vote for Governor in 1876. The
election passed of quietly, and very
full vote was polled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
PARKERSBURG.
Boy Drowned.

fARSEESEURG, October l3.-A little
son oi John TAYLOR, about six years OF
sIe, he'll into the Kanawha river about
clock yesterday morning and was
drowned. The child was playing with
ms brother, a boy several years older. at
.ne ' time, and the elder brother spraug
INTO the rIyer to rescue him, and both
zane near drowning. The father sue
SeTlr'i : IN saving the oldest boy. The
o'dy has not Vet been found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
MARSHALL COUNTY

Goes Republican By About the Usual
Majority.
MoUNDsvILLE, October 10.
Special Dispat h to the Register.
The complete vote OF this county,
with the exception OF three small pre-
cincts, show Sturgiss' majority to be 624,
The three precincts to hear from will
not materially change the result. Hicks,
Republican, for Sheriff, has about 500
majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
RITCHIE COUNTY.
The Result ct Cornwallis and Pstroleur
CoRNwALLIs, October la

The Result ct Cornwailis and Petroleum
CORVALLIS, October IL
Special Dispatch to the Register.
The following shows the majority for
the Democratic candidates at this point:
Governor Jackson IA majority, Auditor
Miller IS majority. Treasurer O'Brien
IS majority, Attorney. General Watts Is
majority, Superintendent of Free
Schools, Butcher. Is majority, and
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals, Greene,
Is majority.
Special Dispatch To the Register.
PETROLEUM, W. Va, October Is.
The following are the maiorities here:
jackson, for Governor, IS; Miller,
O'Brien, Watts and Greene, "a each;
Maxwell, D.m., %; Crumrine, Dem,,
for House of Delegates, 6. There was
very full vote, and the figures show
small Republican gains.
Special Dispatch to the Register
PENSsBoRo, October l3.
As far as ascertained up to 0 P. NJ, this
precinct gives Jackson 1877, Sturgiss 63,
French lO7. Only half the vote is
counted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14

siderable Republican gains. The Re-
publican Committee conclude from the
above figures that Towpseud's majority
for Secretary OF State will be close to 20.
600 and McIlvaine's plurality Tor Su.
preme Judge will be near %, 600.
No figures have been received show.
ing the maJorities given for Congress-
men, but enough is known to make the
Committee feel sure that the Republi.
cans have elected fifteen out Of the
twenty Congressmen.