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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
ScathinU Arrangement of the Pc
publican Candidate BY Our
Vice Pre- Sident.
Garfield Convicted OfManipulating
Louisiana Election Re-
turns in 1875.
Ha Advocates One Course as a
Lawyer, and Another as a
Member Of the
Commission.
The DisgraCed Nominee of a Dis
honest Party Pretty Thor
Onghly Shown Up.

Mr.. Hendricks, in speech at Marion,
Ind, on the 18th OF August last. having
reviewed The connection of Gen. Garfield
with the Louisiana frauds oil 1876, has
since been violently assailed for that
speech by the local journals and more
recently by Secretary Sherman. Two
weeks ago the indianapolis Journal de-
lherately challenged Mr.. Hendricks to
substantiate the imputations put by him
in his Marion speech upon Gen. Gar
field, admitting their fatal force, if the y
could be substantiated, in the foil owing
words:
This is a specific charge OF corruption
against Gen. Garfield. Assuming, to
begin with, that the election of Hayes
was fraudulent, an assumption which,
AS a lawyer, Mr.. Hendricks must know
is not only unwarrantable but false, he
asserts that Gen. Garfield had more 10
do with it than any other man. Pro-
ceeding to specify, Mr.. Hendricks as
serts that Gen. Garfield went 10 New
Orleans as Il partisan, without authorl-
ty of law as il any law were necessary
to authorize man - 90 to New Or
leans, and while there he took charge oi
the returns from West Feliciana Parish.
and in one oi the inrer rooms ot Pack
ards Custom House. manipulated the
returns and prepared ailidavts and in
terrogatories 10 make out Il case.
al this could be substantiated Gen.
Garfield would he disgraccd." "
Mr.. Hendricks promptly accepted the
challenge, and on Monday evening,
September 6th, made an elaborate
speech on the subject of Mr.. Gariicld's
connection with the Louisiana frauds.
Slips OF his speech were furnished to the
indianapolis JoUrnd, which refused to
print it. gracefully alluding to the
speech as mock thunder to raise the
rabble," and also as causing the atmos.
phere Of the wiswam to shrink away
before the foul breath j! evoked and 10
Mr.. Ilendiirks himself as - parboiIed
lobster" This paper, be- it remember
ed, is owned and conducted by Mr.,
John c. New, Chairman OF the Repub.
lican Central Committee Of Indiana.
The speech will be found IN full below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
HENDRICKS ON GARFIELD.
The Republican Candidate for President
Convicted OF Manipulating Election Re
turns-Gartleld's Testimony Reviewed

The Republican Candidate 1or PRESIDENT
Convicted OF Manipulating Election Re
turns -Gariled's Testimony Reviewed
My Fellow CTIzESs:-A month
nearly ago made Il speech at Marion,
in this State, apt in the course oi that
speech | spoke oi the very questionable
connection that James A. Garfield, the
candidate OF the Republican party, had
with the great Presidential fraud oi
1867. spoke OF his connection as one
double in its character, and worse than
that OF any other man row living. |
smoke of him in connection with the
preparation OF the case at New Orleans
ior his party, and in connection with
The fraudulent examination ol IL NJ
Washington: end in that double respect
| considered him more responsible tor
the great outrage upon the American
ballot than any other living man. Ap.
pause. Nav call your attention very
briefly TO an article as il appeared IN the
Indianapolis JOurnHL Of this morning.
Mr.. Hendricks, in his opening speech
Of the campaign at Marion used the io!'
lowing language referring to his lusr-
feld's) nomination:
Then follows an abstract OF the speech
made
This is a specific charge oi corruption
against Gen. Garfield. Assuming, to
begin with. that the election Ot Hayes
was fraudulpnt. an assumption which,
As n LAWYER. Mr.. Hendricks must know
is not on unNarrantarle bot false, h"
asserts tha' Gen. Garfield had more to
do with il than any other man. Pto'
cepdinc a. SPECIFY. Nr. Hendricks asserts
that Gen. Garfield Went 10 New Orleans
as - partsan, "NilhUut authority ol
law" as il any law were necessary To
authoriz, man I" 90 tp New Orleans,
and that While there he took charge oi
the returns from West EriCidua Parish,
and "in one Ui the inner ROOMS OF Pack
ards Custom House" manipulated the
returns, aid prepared at!iiavits and IN
terrogatOries 10 make out a case. ~ hH
could be sujaGp,idied G,wrdl Garfield
wl,id he disyrarod. Unless Mr.. Hen.
dricks can suUs;antlare the charge he Is
disyrayel. He offered no proof OF the
charge in his Marion speech, and las
offered rome since He can not produce
any The charge Is unsupported by
any evidence worthy oi belief. On tbs
point We call attention to tie following
letter, which We have just received iron!
ID. J. VI. 4. Jcwett, formerly OF New Or
leans, now OF White Oaks, y. VI.
Iii don't this evening substantiate
every material charge | will ask no man
to vote agaiGs, James 4. Garfield. Ap.
plause Every single charge, | VIII
make good to the intelligence OF TINS
great audience tonight, and You shall
be the jury, an! it 10, then the JoHrMd'
las said in advance that Garfield is dis
graceI. Applause What did cay,
Gentlemen? | said that Garfield went
70 New Orleans Immediately alter the
election four years aso; that he particl;,
pated in manipulating the evidence anu
preparing the case ior the Returning
Board, and that upon the eriHen'e
TC,nch.3,d on Third Pdgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
The mOurnful Gathering at the
Republican National Com
mittee Rooms.
Detected COuntenanCes and WiIted
Appearance of the Friends
of Garfield There
Assembled.
Weeping and Wailing and Knashing
of Teeth Over the Re-
turns From Maine

There was a sad scene at the head
quarters OF the Republican Nationa!
Committee in New York, Monday
evening. Quite a crowd had gathered
there to hear the news from Maine, and
to gloat over the triumph of the Radi.
cal ticket, and the consequent confu-
sion and rout OF the Fusion forces.
But it didn't turn out that way. On
the contrary, quite the reverse. The
first dispatch brought the intelligence
that the Democrats had gained three
hundred in Portland over last year, and
following it came a succession OF wet
blankets in the shape OF Democratic
gains and majorities that completely
took the wind out OF the Radicals, and
caused the lower jaws OF the gentlemen
present to drop in manner painful to
behold. It's a very sad case-for the
Garfield crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
FOREIGN.
THE SITUATION SERIOUS
A CRISIS Rapidly Approaching in Western
Turkey-An Outbreak of Hostilities
Nomentarily Expected.

A CRISIS Rapidly Approaching in Western
Turkey-An Outbreak Of Hostilities
Momentariiy Expected.
LONDON, September IA CORE
spondent at Ragusa says Ii is almost
impossible to get authentic news from
/ Scu,ari as the strictest censorship is ex-
ercised. The fact that ought not TO be
blinked at is that Turkey is absolutely re-
solved to resist 10 the last the cession OF
Epirus and Thessalay 10 Greece.
The Messenger ID athens says that the
Minister OF War has opened a new credit
OF | 500, 600 francs for war material, and
the Minister OF Marine has ordered ten
Krupp cannons for steamboats,.
1t is now definitely known that Ria
Pasha, the Turkish commander, has
positive orders not to resist the Monte
negrin occupation OF Dulcigno, though
at the same time it is left entirely to his
discretion whether to prevent the Alba.
mans from interfering. He has halted
his force where it cannot be OF the
slightest use, while simultaneously the
Albanian volunteers are flOcking through
Scutar for Tusi. Five thousand men
are already assembled there, OF whom
three thousand are reported to be Turk
ish regulars. 1t is now known that
British Vice Admiral Seymour has most
positive orders not to disembark his
men. There is considerable excitement
in Dulcigno among the Albanians and
Mohammedans. A vessel will shortly
be sent us a refuge for the families both
the Christian and Mohammedsn lnhab-
tants who are hemmed in between the
Albanians and Montenegrins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
THE CAMPAIGN AT HOME.
DEMOCRATIC OUTPOUHlNG IN WOOD
COUNTY.
Col. Ben Wilson, W. |. Sands, and Others
Address Large and Enthusi-
astic Meeting at
Volcano.
HIGH OLD TIME AT STEUBENVlLlE,

The Wood county Democracy, in COM
mon with their brethren in every part
OF the country, appear to be putting
their best foot forward this year, and
seem bent on doing their level best in
the grand charge being made on the
panic.stricken cohorts OF Radicali.m
Not ;0ntent with the grand Pendleton
meeting OF few days ago, they held a
grand rally at Volcano yesterday and last
night, and listened to stirring addresses
from number OF fine speakers, among
whom was Col. Ben. Wilson. Our spe
cial correspondent sends us a brief ac-
count OF pleasant and profitable day.
labor in the political vineyard, which
will be found appended. A monster
Democratic jolifcation meeting was
held at Steubenvlle last evening. Fully
three thousand excited and jubilant
voters packed the public square and
shouted themselves hoarse over the good
news from Maine. The Radicals there
are panicstricken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
MONDAYS ELECTION.

| Yesterdays News Coutirmed-The Only
Question is, How Large is the Fuson
| Majority L1rgest Vote Cast Ever
/ Called Out In the State.
PoETLAND, September 1.-two hun
dred and seven towns give Davis, 43,
| AZ: Piaisted, IL ,S37; scattering, 22);
total, S5 .53l. The same towns last year
| gave Davis, Al, ,39i; Smith, ri, $50; Garce-
lon, Is, SOB; scattering, l6l. Total, ST.
2iS. Davis majority, 1920, against 1910
in the same towns last year.
Tho towns to hear from gave Davis,
last wear, 2S7l9; Smith and Garcclon,
SO.l2l, bciu, Fusion majority of 2,4O2
The aEsrtgate vote has Increased about
five per cent, which lndl-
cat,s an aggregate OF l46,-
500. As each vote has increased
about the same the Repu ohcans should
have -, 500. Fusionists 1880, and Pro-
hibition and scattering 500; a Fusion
plurality oi 1900 and 4 majority OF 800.
The amendment making plurality to
choose is uncertain; also biennial eiec-
tons.
Ths Congressional District
The Fourth and Fifth Congressional
Districts are Fusion, and the First, Sec
ond and Third Republican, as before.
The Republicans claim the First District
by l25 majority, and the Democrats con-
cede it by %.
Cumberland county is divided. A
Fusion sheriff is elected and two Repub-
lican and two Fusion Senators elected.
The State is very close and will require
an official count. The Legislature will
be very evenly divided in both brances.
What Congressman Reed Claims.
NEW York, September l4-The Even-
ing Post has a special from Congressman
Reed. He announces his reelection
and saws the Fusion majority is possibly
in doubt. The Senate is Republican and
the House probably.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
A FIENDISH ACT.
Diabolic Attempt to Wreck Train on an
English Railway by Blowing 1t up with
Dynamite.

Diabolic Attempt to Wreck Train on an
English Railway by Blowing 1t up with
Dynamite.
LONDON, Sept. a. Substance suppos-
ed to be dynamite was found on the
North Western railroad. 1t was near but
not under the track.
LONDON, Sept. l4.-Inquirv leave S
little doubt that the placing OF dvnam-
ite under the rails Of the London q
North Western Railroad was deliber-
ate attempt to wreck the express train
to Scotland, which passes over the rails
two hours previous to the discovery, at
nine o'clock yesterday morning, There
we're twenty-seven dynamite cartridges,
each cartridge being about three inches
long and one inch in diameter, connect.
ed with the rails by Il rubber tube filled
with powder and caps. The dynamite
was soaked by the recent rain. No
theory has been propounded to account
for an attempt 10 wreck the train.
LONDON, September ll.-Few further
particulars OF the attempt TO wreck the
express train on the Northwestern rail
way, near Bunsby, have transpired. The
investigation is progressing, but no clue
to the mystery has yet been obtained.
1t was two hours after the train had
passed Buusby before the dynamite was
discovered concealed in the fish plate OF
the rail. Some tools and burglar s
Jimmy were also found alongside OF the
rail. The railway officials are greatly
excited, and a number OF police have
been stationed along the line oi the road
near the scene OF discovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
FURTHER RETURNS.

| A Tight Squeeze IN the First District
Fusionists Only Conoede the Election
OF One Republican Congressman-Plais-
ted's Majority.
PORTLAND, September l4.-Complete
returns from the First district confirm
the previous report that Thos. b. Reed,
Republican, is elected by about 100 ma
jority.
Oi the Cumberland county Senators,
all four Republicans appear to be elect
ed. This will give the State Senate
strongly to the Republicans.
Returns from - additional towns give
Davis 1874; Plaisted, $40; scattering7.
Two-thirds of the State Heard From.
BosToN, September l4.--An Augusta,
Me-, special says: The returns come in
slowly this morning, and do not change
the outlook as presented last night.
Two hundred and forty-fve town show
a net Republican loss OF about 800 on
last years vote. The whole number Of
towns and plantations is over 600,
but those heard from cover
about two.thirds OF the vote OF the
State. At present Plaisted's election is
not doubted. His majority is variously
estimated from 1000 to $500. Mr..
Blaine comedies him small plurality.
The vote is the largest ever cast. The
ProLibitionists, under advice from Nye,
their candidate, did not generally vote
for him, but directed for PlaiSted, as
the surest means OF defeating Davis.
The Congressmen.
For Congress, Frye is the only Re-
publican whose election is conceded by
the Fusionists, but Lindsey has ma
iority beyond doubt, Reeds election is
claimed by the Republicans but his m;-
jority is placed as low as III. The Flu
sionists claim that the returns are be-
ing doctored. Ladi and Murch, the
Fusion sitting members, have MAORI
ties to spare.
1t looks as though both OF the Consti-
tutional Amendments would have large
majorities, and particularly that max
ing plurality elec. Governor, which,
if adopted, will be operative as to this
election.
Another special says: Plaisted's ma
iority will be little over 1000 in the
First District.
Still Figuring in the Majority
PORTLAND, Sept II Two hundred
and sixty-twO towns give Davis. 81 222,
PlaiSted, 50, 997; scattering, 3OO total,
lll,5l9. Same towns last year gave
Davis, 54,343; Smith, 1890; Garcelon,
1927; scattering, 250; total, lO5, ,730.
Davis majority, 1925, against 1886 OF
last year.
The towns TO be heard from gave last
year: Republicans, l4,770; Fusion, 49,
$40. A Fusion majority of 4,l70. De-
ducting Davis majority from the towns
heard from leaves the majority against
Davis l,245, and Fusion majority
OF COO.
PORTLAND, Sept. l4.-Three hundred
towns give Davis 606Sl, Plaisted 5S,-
l23, scattering 3l5, total 49, Same
towns last year gave Davis 81 ,322,
Smith 37,5lS, Garcelon l7,42l, scatter
ing go, total 1881, Davis majority
2,243 against J, 1873 last year, Republican
gain 10.
Towns to hear from gave Davis l,19l,
Fusionists Il SSS. Fusion majority 1907.
Deduct Republican majority thus far
heard from leaves the Republicans Ssh
OF having q majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
HEAVY FAILURE.
An Old san Francisco Shipping
House Como Under.

SAY FERNCIsco, Sept. 1.-THE sus-
pension Of the o.d shipping house OF
George UAwcs K Co, has been an
uouuced. The firm held the agency OF
Sutton ( Co, ot New York. The sus-
pension l. attributed 10 ITS assumption
o, the liabilities Of Mr.. Hawes' brother,
wJpjnu-wgU manufacturer, amounting
l. ar1V' 4 quarter Of 4. million. II Is
impossible a, present to state the assets
AMI liabilities, IL is also reported that
ta- firm bIs lost money 10y shipping
NarJ, ON i,s own account. John ROsen-
N--. sur.eeds % The business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
HOW IT HAPPEN ED.

Jim Blaine Explains the Situation 10
the Pavement iExpert-A Frank Ac.
acknowledgement that His Party WAS
Heavily Sat Down Upon.
MENTOR, O., Sept. li.--Generdl Gar
field received the following dispatch
this afternoon:
AUGUSTA, MAINE, Sept. IA.
To General J. 4. Garfield, Mentor, Ohio:
The net result of yesterdays election,
as nearly as can be stated at this hour,
C3P.M., Tuesday, is about as follows:
The Republicans have carried the
First, Second and Third Congressional
districts, while the Fusionists have car
ried the Fourth and Fifth. The Re.
pnblicans have carried both branches OF
the legislature by strong majority,
reaching, perhaps, two-thlrds OF each
house. On the present vote for Cover
nor, Davis and Plaisted have each over
- 600 votes, with the probabilities
in favor OF Plaisted coming out few
hundred, perhaps q thousand, ahead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
pecial Dispatch to the Register.

PAREERsBURG, w. Va. Sept. IA.
am just in from Volcano, this coun.
ty. The mass meeting there to-day was
a grand success, far surprising in mum.
bers and enthusiasm anything ever be-
fore attempted in the political line by
either party in that neighborhood.
Over two thousand people were in at
tendance. During the day large Han
cock flag was flung to the breeze, amid
deafening cheers from the assembled
Democrats
Col. Ben. Wilson spoke for two hours,
and made the most eloquent and mas
terly speech OF his life, holding the
crowd throughout in the closest atten-
tion.
He was followed by w. S. Sands in an
able and eloquent speech, after which
the meeting adjourned until evening,
when other speakers will be on hand to
entertain the large concourse Of enthu-
slastic people. u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
.aSDJS,-


R.ITIa0cG. September li.-COtton--
Dull: midIlinc Illmllsa. Flour
Steady and unchanged. Whcat-ll Higher:
western finn; "" > western winter red.
spot and seller september = 0jsGg 05l;
seller Oct her u Oii; seller November
Il CS,l, 0Si seller December II 09!Cg
| Ogi C1ru--Sicady; western quiet;
western mixed, spot and seller Septem.
Der ~ i@5l lr: seller October j2tG1j2!c;
steamer 5OfM5lc. Oats-S,cady; west
rrn white iIH, i2c; 40 mixed il@4lic.
Ryc Firm aud higher a, Jjc Hay
UNCHANGED. PrpyIsiOns- Firm and
unchanged Hu'i"r-firm; prime 10
rhor" western packed la BE. Eggs
Firmat l7r. rriro.eum-Unchanged.
COFFEE Quirt; Rio cargocs ordinary to
fair l3T,i6' sugar Quiet; A soft lot
Io.r. Whisky-tlu!rt at u IL.
Ch.cago.
CwC.Go, September II - Flour
Qli,t anI unchanged. Wheat - Easier;
81. = red winter -, e: No. 2 Chicago
sprir."2i" "g&.r cJsh -, seller October;
q3,r seller N,s-mhrr. COrn-Actiye
bu, loN-T :. 80 cash; I lc seller Octo-
brr: q b. sri'ri November Oats Easier
at .S3r cash. seller October and No.
yenhrr. steady AT sjlc. Barley
-EIrmrr Al Isc. prDvlsiOHs-Steady
and unchar.-l. 'PoIk-N Sl7 50@.7 75
cash. Lr-1 y : 90 BID cash. Bulk
Meats pull ard UNCHANGED. Whisky
Steady al& unchanged At II u.
Ua",Dast.
CiSCiyv,.r, September II i-Cotton-
Firm ., lie fiGur-ln lair demand;
family = jOM4 10; fancy = 90G5 75.
Wheat Stronger: No > amber 92(a 93c;
No. red winter "jf' "6r Corn = Dull /;
no 2illc. Od,s--Dnll; No. = mixed
:}3G ".3lc Eyr-StrDrg; No. = at 30c.
Baricy-E.sior 10. = fdll ojG, 9Gc.
Pnrk-pull at 80 O1Nl rs % Lard
I'm good demand n. & gOr7 95. Bulk
NrAts-Qrjrr at - C2!MS -. Bacon
Firm at "a 9.n 9.cc. Whisky-Firm
SIP. Butter DGll; choice Western
Reserve 23'a 25t; choice Central Ohio ~
@22c.
Toledo.
loLppD, September "a -Whea'-
Dull; No. wife winter 9jlc; amber
Michigan Ode; W. 2lr,l Wabash spot
97!r: seller October oslo; seller Novem.
her sole; seller December Sl00i; No. 2
DAYTON and Michigan red mixed 99ic:
rejected Soc. Cora Easier; high mixed
Ale; 40. spot A.; seller October
44!c; seller November Hic; No. . white
45!c; rejected i3.c; damaged Abe. Oats
--DuH: No. > 33c; NJ. white 3i!c; lie.
iec,ei 3O,c. Clover Seed Prime old at
81 80. Timoihy-Choice g 40.
(.iditiou u .M0rin on 4th Pays.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
LABOR TROUBLES.

The Great Strike of English Spinners-
Every Prospect of an Extended Lock
out.
LONDON, September l4.-Speakinc OF
the strike at Accrington the Times says:
Five thousand weavers will be immedi-
ately affected, and the spinners must
soon stop; also ii the masters resolve to
meet the strike by lockout throughout
the north and northeast Lancashire, or
run only three DAYS week, rs is prob
able. lO0, 900 operators will be affected.
1t is understood that simultaneously
with the issue OF notices for the strike.
Lancashire masters will reduce wages 10
per cent. in all the districts contributing
to to the support OF the strikers, and de,
vote the fund thus created to the support
of the masters in Accrington, whose
hands are brought out by the wages
committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
WHEELING w. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, l5

The result is undeniably surprise to
us, and generally to the mass OF the
Democratic party of Maine. Our cam
vass was never more accurately taken,
and it showed on Wednesday last to-
tai vote for Davis of trifle over
5000, with probable majority Of
5000 at the minimum. The four days
preceding the election We lost over
three thousand Votes by means well
known to the managers OF the National
Democratic campaign, and which do not
call for further specification from me.
The total cost is variously estimated from
$4,000 to 100000, and the money all
came from beyond the State. Such
scenes were never before witnessed in
Maine.
Signed. j. G.. BLAINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
Hotel Burned.

NEWPORT, r. l., September 1.-THE
officers OF boat OF the Fall River Line
from New York, this morning, report
seeing a large fire on Black Island last
night. 1t is probably one oil the exten-
siye hotels on the east side OF the island.
NEWPORT, r. l., September 1.-THE
fire reported at Black Island was the
Pequat House. 1t was burned to the
ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
ANDERSON, w. VA.
Disgraceful Fight Between Two
Women.

Special Dispatch to the Register
ANDERSON, w. Va, Sept. II.
Yesterday two women got into a
fight here about a drain, one OF them
using a spade and considerably bruising
the other.
The foreman OF the Grange Woolen
Mills, on Second Creek, this county,
has been arrested on charge OF forging
note of three hundred dollars. He is
a native of New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
TWO MURDERS.
A Guard Cut to Pieces by Con-
victs In KentuciSy-ShOt and
Killed,

CINcISNATI, Sept. 14-News comes
from Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, that yes
terday afternoon Harry MOckabee, Il
guard for convicts working on Loug' )
contract on the Big Sandy railroad, ten
miles east OF Mt. Sterling, was ,unl
murdered in the woods, whittier he had
gone with two cOnvicts to cat polls.
They had fallen upon him with thtir
axes, and he was literally cut to pieces.
The cOnvicts escaped.
Mike Hawkins, alias John f lwards,
shot and killed VIM. Lane, colored,
five miles from Lawrenceburg, Ander-
son county, Ky, on Saturday evening,
The cause was said to be an old grudge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
ENGLISH SPEAKS.

The Result in Maine Cannot But Greatly
Strengthen the Democratic Cause IN
Indiana.
ST. LOUIS. Sept, l4.-A telegram from
Wm. II. English to the editor OF the
Post Dispatch says: The result in Maine
cannot fail to strengthen the Democrat
ic cause in Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
GLORIOUS NEWS

The Democratic National Committees
Dispatches Indicate Large Majority for
Plsisted, B 18th Houses ofthe Legllatur Q
and Four Congressmen.
NSw YORK, September li.-The iol'
low u, dispatch has been received by