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Its reported that Col. Hatchis pro-
posing to visit La Grange and make a
speech there and try and overcome thai
adverse majority Of two years apo
Hatch is greatly agitated and in sors
need Of more votes. and therefore hs
even proposes 70 heard the lion in Ri,
den. the Douglas IN his hall" It K,
risky business. but if you go there
speak softly, William. Don't stir M
the old sores; don't reopen the smo1l.
,ierirg volcano. 1t Is dangerous
Cant0n Sens.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

WITH majority OF republicans in
both senate and house, with a govern
or OF strong republican antecedents,
the Maine victory is not such ter
rible big thing for the democrats after
ali. 1t might have been better-and
vet it could have been much worse.
Maine VIII be all right in Nov. next.
Mark It.
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"TELL the boys to keep quiet and
and lay low; no more booming, it
don't pan OUT are the present orders
hom democratic headquarters in this
county. Republicans in the various
townships should be vigilant and act
i've to meet the new discriminating
tactics.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

1000 Reward I. For a strait ont re-
'ican candidate for. congress in this
ct. He must be nominated by a
republican convention, and war
to stick and draw of at least
'ublican votes this fall. If nee
will probably offer an addit-
as q contingent reward in
uit jRstikes. 1t is a ground
must have a republican
4atchsr Drmocratic friends
,snt0s. .Nens.-
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

DEMOCRATS are just now running a
still hunt campaign in this county. We
expect to throw moderate sized cleo
tric light on some OF their recent tao
tics, at the proper moment.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

Brick Pomeroy, IN his new paper
published at Denver, called the Great
West, says of General Garfield =
The less democrats have to say about
Garfie!d's dishonesty, the more sense
will they exhibit. He took the back
pay, but handedit back into the treas
ury of the United States. We do not
believe him dishonest, or that he ever
pocSeted pennies or political perquis-
ties, where his assailants have stolen
dollars, either from the public or their
private friends. If the democrats or
others, select leaders with as clean a
record as has Garfield, they VIII do
we'll"
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

THE democrat got out their rooster
over the election of Plais,ed, late re-
publican, and greenbacker in Maine.
VIII they enthuse over Mr.. London
when he lays out Mr.. Hatch for con-
gress in this district
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18
Later and Still Better.
The Whole Republican Ticket Elected
He Who Crows Last Crows Best.

LEWISTON, Ne. September l5.-The
Evening journal has returns from Ok
ford county complete, save one town
and two plantations which last year
gave fusion majority. showing that
tine republicans have carried the county
by ninety-two majority.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

The democrats rejoice much over a
ereenback success in Maine. Would
they appreciate similar result in this
district Scarcely.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

There lies the the good old farm
er beneath the sod, who went to the
legislature and got $4,000 for Normal
School and Harrington only secured only
s15,000,' said Greenwood at Sublette
the other night. Rather cheap buncomb.
ilr. Greenwood. when you know Mr.
Marques never secured one cent. Have
you not something better for pastims.
if you have not you had better mediate
on the Haden bill of costs few mo-
nlent..
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

As the GeArDic has to-day more "a
publican readers In the county than
any other paper published we would
suggest to the central and other cam
Ieign committees that courtesy a.
least would seem to indicate that i.
should be furnished Nth copies of such
appointments, announcements and p.o-
eeedings. a5 Is generally customary.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

MAINE may be something Of a bull
Run, but it is not a Waterloo By any
means.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

THE new Vermont senate viii have
just one democratic member. He
will have 4 lonesome time.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

THE Democrat was a little to previ-
Gus over the Maine business.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

RAND., the outlaw, was recently
killed while trying to escape from the
Joliet. ILL.,, prison.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

DARE the democrats meet Dyer III
debate Doubtful
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

The "Main-e chance is not SO bad
after all.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

HARD money democrats are rejoic-
ing over a greenback victory in
Maine.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

The republicans have nominated =
full State ticket. Right!
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-18

u. PAT DYER is the republican can
didate for governor.
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Latest Returns.

ArarsrA. Mr. September i6.--Re
turn, received from 5l9 towns, a con
siderable part official. give the follow
ue vote: Davis, 1856: Plaisted. So
g57: Nye IL: scattering, %. Davis
ahead I.i79. There are YET elghtg-oHe
towns and plantations 90 hear from
which voted last wear % follows: Davis.
2.421: Smith, Los; Garcelon, i.So2
fusionists more than Davis. 1913. Il
these cighty-one towns and piantations
have voted the same a. last year, Davis
is elected by majority OF lt6. The
constitutional amendments have doubt
less both been accepted.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. September II

WASHINGTON, d. C.. September IL
Secretary Sherman tonight, speaking
Of the Maine election. ssid that while il
could not be called republican victory
i'll any turn which the considerati ton Of
the details as they are received, he is
satisfied that the influences which
brought about the result We're pure fac
tional AMI local; tha; for some time
there had been antaeonism between
the wing of the republican party led by
Senator Blaine, and another influential
wing headed by Mr. piaisted, The fusion
candidate tor governor. and toward the
end OF the campaign the contest took
TINS issue. He said he did not think it
would affect The electoral vote of Name,
and that he was sure it would be count
ed for the republicans, as no question
Of personal party domination was in
voiYed. and the republican vote. which
constitutes the mass of the fusion
strength, would fall back within party
lines.
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He who crows last crows best.

THE Democrat rooster came out a
little too early. Take him in.
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Union Pensioners.

I
The following letter was written by
Congressman Beltzhooger (dcmocrat)
to a constituent who asked for a pen
sion:
With the present democratic house.
pension bills do not have much favor.
| it has become almost impossible TO get
consideration Of such a bill at all. aud.
when considered, its chance of passing
the house is very remote an; the rebel
general who Is at the head Of the pen
sion committee in the senate is still
more ayerse TO allowing bills to pass.
Il would not be ut all probable there
fore. that the bill viii be got through.
This was published il the New York
Tribune and it became necessary for
the good O. the democratic cause that it
should be dcnied by bringing suit
against the Tribune. Such was the
advice Of the congressmans political
associates. To this threat and denial
the Tribune replies as follows:
But. Mr.. Better. don't sue in a small
way. The Tribune published the let
ter Sue us. Sue us AZ once ana get
the matter to an immndiate trial
Sue Cor $4,000. That's the smallest
sum any hlacl,euarl asks Of us for
telling the truth about him to his hart
Don't you sue tor a penny less and
that you may have no trouble i'll PROV
in-r the essential faCtS If orr otTrnSe
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nAvls' ELgsrIoN .aAINEp.

New YoEK, September Ii.-At the
headquarters Of the national repUt.i-
can committee IN this city tie election
of Davis over Piaisted Is claimed upon
the basis of dispatch from lIAiaa
which states DAVIS majority VIII reach
itD
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COUNTY TICkET.

wv AZ 4 AAShNAs
For Representative,
F. NJ. HARRINGTON.
For Collector,
r. G. BIELBY.
For Sheriff.
JOHN SHAVER.
For Treasurer,
PETER ]. BROWN.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
A. D. RISDON-
For Assessor,
J.w. WApDIELA
For Surveyor,
T. J. DOCKERY.
For Public Administrator,
GEO. F. WILLIAMS.
For Coroner,
JOHN WADUILL.
Judge 1st District,
S. F. STAHL-
Judge ID Distinct,
10. JOHNSON.
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STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
DAVID P. DYER,
of St. Louis.
For I.ieut.-Gov.,
MILO BLAIR,
Of Pettis.
For Secretary of State,
JAMES c. BROADWELL,
of St. Louis.
For Auditor,
L. A. THOMPSON,
Of Montgomery.
For Attorney General.
H. H. HARDING,
Of Jasper.
For Treasurer,
W. Q. DOLLMEYER,
of Cole.
For Railroad Commissioner.
HOWARD BARNES,
Of Cole.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
J.v.c. BARNES,
Of Jackson.
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M al II E !!

TheDemocrats Yelled
aLittle TooLoudon on
The Pine Tree.
Three of the Five Congress
men Remain Republicans
The State Legislature Very
Evenly Divided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
A FITTING FATE.
He VIII Not DO II Again.

BALTIMORE, January 3l.-A special
telegram from Frederick gives brief par
ticulars of bold outrage and supposed
lynching Of negro. The correspondent
saws: On Wednesday evening last a
white woman named Mary Norman, liy-
Ing in Virgins, near the Potomac, was
brutally outraged by negro named
Page Wallace. The iiend escaped and
crossed the river into this county, at a
point between Lock No. ~, Cumber-
land and Ohio Canal, aud Point Of
Rocks. As soon as the news Of the out
ragd became known, parties oi armed
ty. Last night friday Wallace was
captured ut Knoxville, another station
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
only few miles west OF Berlin.
The fellow on Tuesday last escaped
from the leesburg, Virginia, Jail, where
he VAS awaiting trial, which was tO have
begun yesterday, for an outrage on q
cOlOred woman. lie Was on his way
across the country, making lor this Sec
ton, when he met and assaulted the
woman named, who has several chill
dren, and is about thlrty.tive or forty
years old. Wallace is a copper-colore.
negro Of powerful physique, five fet
six inches in height, and 10 about twe-
ty-five years old,
1t is rumored here that he has ben
lynched IN the vicinity of the plce
where he landed in this county. 'he
credence OF this rumor is general rom
the fact of his having been Zap
tured last night, and nothing hving
been heard by the authorities iron his
captors. Ii the rumors of the lyching
turn out TO be correct il will mke the
third in the neighborhood OF I'D Point
OF Rocks within the past nine Dr ten
months. The first who suffers death
was James Carroll for a brutal ioutrage.
upon Mrs Captain Richard Fhoma.'
lie was dragged from trainfy armed
men at Point Of Rocks and hsged to a
tree The second was ,ieorf Peck, Il
negro, and his victim was Aa Haus,
little glr.. .rt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
EN- GLAND.
Wages Disputes.

LONDON, January 3l.-Wages disputes
in tlr cotton districts are threatened.
Thelproposition Of the Oldham en-
ploys for an increase Of per cent. in
Mach and no further demand for u year,
is unacceptable to the operatives. who
ar willing, however, to wait till the end
oflsS0. A general strike at Oldham is
Improbable, because the limited COM
nnies are just beginning to prosper,
md cannot afford 10 quit. There may
Ne partial strike, which will give the
operatives the benefit of the strike
fund from the mills which continue
working. The Oldham operatives num-
Der 1000, of whom 5000 are members Of
the Union. There is a strike OF weavers
at Burnly and one also impending at
Rochelle, where the operatives demand
a rise. The striking spinners at Mossby
and Ashton. Underline have accepted
an increase OF 8 per cent 10 take effect
the first OF March and promise Of
another increase Of per cent In July
IL the trade continues 10 improve. The
strikes there, which have lasted u fort
night, are now ended. The dyers at
Bradford struck for reduction OF hands
and 1900 person made demonstration
TODAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
OVER THE OCEAN.
PROSPECT or ANOTHER WAR BE-
TWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Terrible Mortality in Naples - Horrible
Butcheries in Afghanistan-labor
Troubles in England-Gen-
o eral Foreign Notes.
GERMAN Y.

Prospect Of Another War with France.
NKw YoRK, January 3l.-A dispatch
from Berlin says, quoting from an earn
est and Jealous supporterof Of the Govern
ment, that 'the increase OF the effective
strength Of the German army is the first
move in deep-laid plan directed solely
against France" The following is the
programme OF the German Chancellor:
This sinister demonstration Of the mill
tary strength Of Germany, by filling up
the various arms of the service 10 war
standard, is significant invita-
ton to France to participate
in the law of information
nj repression against the Nihil-
lists, Socialists, Internationalists and all
other organizations intended to subvert
existing Governments. These danger
ous elements have attained a power that
renders combined action on the part OF
the various Cabinets absolutely neces-
arv. In the Chancellor's opinion,
neutrality on the part OF the great
powers is in admissible. In case France
refuses to cooperate, Germany will
formally demand her compliance,
and the immediate mobilization
OF the German and Austrian armies
viii take place, in accordance with
the offensive and defensive alliance
which has been entered into between
the two Emperors. Should this re-
pressive law be rejected by the Chamber
and passed by the Senate, there may be-
dissolution resulting from the
antagonism of the two Houses. Ii is
thought certain leading French Repub-
licans will not vote for the measure.
The solution OF the question will then
hang upon the result OF the elections.
Should Republican majority be return
ed to the new Chamber the refusal
of the demands of Bismarck will proba-
bly, follow, and after il sanguinary war
with the two allied powers. On the
contrary, il conservative majority he
returned, the revolutionary movement
will be crushed throughout Europe, and
war may be avoided in this way. In
the event OF the passage of the law and
its lgOrOus enforcement, Germany will
at once take the initiative Of gem
eral disarmament, which, by relieving
her budgets, will tend to secure for her
internal tranquility, the friendship OF
Russia, and the preservation OF the con-
quests OF the latter power
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
Activity 81 Louis Horse Market.

81. Louis, February 1.-The RpuhH.
cdn will publish tomorrow u review OF
the horse and mule market ot this city,
which shows an unprecedented increase
In that branch Of business. The receipts
Tor January, by river and rail, were H.
SO head, against 3,s65 for the cores
ponding month of last year. In addi-
tion TO these receipts, il is estimated that
enough animals were driven into the
city to swell the arrivals tO 1900 Buy
ers are present from all parts ot the
country, Canada, Mexico, the West
Indies, France, Germany and England,
all of whom bought literally at prices
satisfactory to the sellers. The ship
ments by rail alone for the time named
were !. 2gS head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
MAINE.
Secretary Sawyer Yads to the
Pressure.

AUGUSTA, January a.. A. Sawyer,
the Fusionist Secretaryd State, has
yielded, and under prots given up all
State property in has possession. This
afternoon he delivered the Republi-
can Secretary OF state u State seal, the
returns Of votes for Cvernor, county
officers. Senators and Representatives.
Council records. and 81 the reports OF
the Executive Coundof 1873, relating
to the election returs He Was unable
Ia find the key of ID safe. lie says he
received legal advia yesteriay, 70 bold
out in bis position at as ne vas skatis-
fed that the sherf had q warrant Tor
his arrest, he did pt choose to make q
martyr Of himseltlnd he has therefore
given up his clAif to the Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
UItramontane Challenged.

VIII make tue utNll run
A correspondent signing himself att
tramontane" or cover the Mountains,
has written about a metal he calls meta
phorical brass, used in the arming Of
Philistines TO one OF whom he seems To
bc 81 closely related AS to call him Bro.
Gollath) has made a quotation from the
Ten Commandments, viz; Thou shalt
not bear false witness "
And as he seems To be- ignorant OF the
testimony Of Bishop Foley, Of Chicago,
Of Glalstone's Vatican Decree" and
sundry other writings, extant, ! wish to
make sort Of challenge to cover the
Mountains talk United States, then
folks ,rIn understand that he shall show
what the Roman Catholic Church means
when she says, Thou shalt not bear
fiIse witness and will show that she
also teaches Thou may bear false wit.
ness, and also that she teaches Thou
mayest" rs we'll a. Thou shalt not In
every one Of the Ten Commandments.
AS W lhiaiiblhtlt bi' iOSaph Sof't
THAT layman make no mistake in ac-
cepting the decisions Of his church
he ought to be- iniallible. That priest
make none in prOp0unding should also
he the same So that il comes 10 this,
that clergy and laity must be lniallible,
otherwise there is is liability to error.
All that is essential Ia salvation is con-
.isp anal clear"
trust that the writer has a right to
the name "l'ltramOntane, the name
given To the Gallican Bishops who re-
fused to bee bound hand and foot by the
Roman Pontiff, preferring the liberty
Christ has given To every believer to re-
sist non essentials in matters Oi faith.
close with a transposltlon ut the title
of the Pope, SuprSm,0 PuHi,fsl Romdn,s,
which, by change Oi the letters, reads
o non sam mpsr Peirdm FSrus, which is as
true as the transpOsition Of Pilates
question e. Christ, Qaid cd rfritds :
Chist being silent, led some student TO
transpOse il TINS: Ea Ir ga, ddesi,
DNE og THE Two
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SENATOR DAVIS INVESTIGATING
C0mNlTTEE.
The BlOOdy Shirt-The Exodus lnVestiga'
lion Grows Interesting Contested
SenatOrships-Sugar as Louisiana
Sees lt-ln,sresting Items.
GRANT MEN JUBILANP.
Confident that PennsylvAnia Is Theirs
Ways and Means Committee

WAYS ana Means committee.
Special dispatch to the Register.
WAsHINGION, ID. c., February lst.
The Giant men To night are in better
spirits Il an they have been in for some
time, anti.,l, clare that their Information
from Pennsylvania is that the wires are
all set for carryin; the State for Grant,
and that th,re can be- no slip up about
il. A distinguished Democratic Con-
gressmen from that State said; Don isa
cOura seOus follow AMI has a strong grip
on his party, an il, therefore, looks
10 me a. Il he will capture the
convention 'or Grant" The Grant
men say urticr that Conkling is not a
canlidatr, but has managed 50 AS To
make New York follow Prnnsylvania's
example. Tue Sherman men in reply
say that they have secured Virginia and
North Carolina, and as these States 90
30 goes the South.
The Ways AMI Means Committee to-
morrow will take up the Wood Refund
ing Bill, and on Tuesday the PROPOSE
ton To reduce the duty on steel rails
from twenty-eight To ten dollars per
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02

PARNELL.
He Reiterates u Statement I'm
Reference To Queen Victoria,

NRw YORK, February LIN refer
ence to the statement made recently by
Parnell that Queen Victoria contributed
nothing in lS47 to the Irish famine, a
denial OF which statement by Lord Ran
dolph Churchill was cabled here, Par
nell has addressed letter to the
New York Herald, in which
he says: ain reference to
Lord Randolph Churchill's contradic-
ton of my statement that the Qaeen
gave nothing to relieve the famine in
lS47, find that | might have gene
still further, and said with per-
fect accuracy that not only did she
give nothing, but she actually inter-
cepted 10000 Of a donation which the
Sultan of Turkey desired to contribute
10 the fund in lS47. The sultan had Of
tered donation OF fl0,0O0 but the
English Ambassador at Constantinople
was directed by the Queen. to inform
him that her contribution was to he
limited to e2,0OO and that the Sultan
should not in good taste give any more
than her majesty, hence the net result
to the famine fund by the Queens
action, was loss of e6,0O0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
RAILROAD BosDs-Fairly active b
irregular.
STATE Bo>ps-Dull and nominal.

STATE Bon Ds-Dull aud nominal.
SToCKs-The market opened strong
and prices showed an advance of t(9i
per cent, but pressure to sell soon set
in, and there was decline Of l(9ls per
cent, the latter Pacific Mail. Toward
midday trmer feeling set in, and . re-
covery OF l@l per cent. ensued. The
improvement was lost during the after.
noon. but toward the close the market
became strong and the decline was par
tall recovered. The feature in thelat
dealings was Erie. which, on large trans
actions, reached the highest point OF the
week.
The transactions on the stock TX
change aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 800 were c.. G. K ]. C., 1900
Central Pacific, 1900 Delaw ware, Lacka.
wanna and Western, 5000 Erie, $500
Hannibal and 81. Joseph. 1000 Houston
and Texas. $500 Iron Mountain, 5000
Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake Shore,
$500 Michigan Central, 1900 Mich.
igan and Cincinnati first preferred,
$500 Northwestern, 400 Nashville,
Chattanooga and 81 Louis, 5000 New
Jersey Central, 100 New York Central,
1900 Ohio and Mississippi, 1900 Pacific
Mail. 1900 81. Paul, 400 St. Louis
and San Francisco, ZOO Union Pacific,
$4,000 Wabash and Pacific; 1000 West.
ern Union, 1000 Northern Paitic, and
l,aOOSt. Paul and 81. Francisco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
ITALY
Terrible Mortality In Naples

LONDON, January 3l.-A dispatch
flom Rome says that accounts from
Terra hi Lavoro, Naples, continue ter
rble The population of seventeen
Ommunes especially afflicted numbers
9!,3S2 persons. OF this number oil $40
have been attacked by fever up to the
lfh OF December last. of whom 5,02S
dbd. This fever means famine. Gov
eminent aid il not sufficient.