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1T DID 90 BACK ON HIN AFrER ALL
How Jackson shows Isis soreness over
the Loss of his own County.
PARKRRspuRG, October l6.

Editors Intellgsucer.
The official returns for this county have
been received, the last coming in to-day.
sturgiss has carried Wood county by l6
majority over Jackson, and this city by 81.
The Republicans have elected their entire
county ticket, except Prosecuting Attor-
ney; have also elected one member Of the
House Of Delegates, and the indications
now are that Vernon IL elected to the SEN
ate. Judge Loomis is beaten by small
majority. Jackson's own city and county
have gone against him. How Ia that for
yindication? 'Tis the next thing to AIDE.
feat and cuts him almost as keenly, and is
the severest blow the beeiy "GuVner"
ever received. Itmakes him mad all over,
and he goes charging around these streets
like an infuriated bull. He has given the
cut direct to the editor Of the Sat. Journal,
and Yesterday grossly insulted Governor
Stevenson by refusing his recognition,
and by calling him liar. Butthe Journal
has been vindicated by the people, and,
unless we mistake the temper OF Its edi.
tors, will stand right up to this Christian
brother as long as the doctrine OF uniyer-
sal love finds lodgementin WcstVirginiu
aniI Y.
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CURRENT EVENTS.
MATTERS OF ARsoRBlSG INTEREST
EVERYWHERE.
Storm on the Lahes-BIE Pire nj Charles.
fon-The Usual Run ofTragie
Deaths from the Far Lone
Star state-stirrIng
Events Abroad.
rnRILL1No TEXAS TRAGEDIES.
How a Half Dozen citizens shunled on
the Coil,

How u Half Dozen Citizens Bhufiied OF
the Coil,
PARIS, Tx, October l6.-J. N. Barber
an old citizen, fell from load Of wood and
broke his neck.
Louis Brogan, colored, was fooling with
an old pistol and Is now dead.
sEouIS, TEX, October l6.-A man named
Dorchison, living four miles north OF here,
committed suicide yesterday by fastening
rope around joist, tying the other end
around his neck and jumping of chair.
He was Prussian by birth, and the head
of fine family. Bad health was the
cause.
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, TEX, October l6.-
Mrs. Munnell yesterday suicided by
strychnine. No cause Is known but ILL
health and dependency.
scHuLESBuRG, TEX, October l6.-A far
mer named F. Jasper, living three miles
out in the country, yesterday committed
suicide by banging. He was found hang
ing to the limb Of q post oak tree, two
hundred yards from his residence. The
body was taken down and buried by the
wife Of the deceased
BRooxsroS, TEX, October l6.-William
Roam, colored, stabbed and killed white
man named o. W. Lam yesterday. Roam
was arrested and Jailed.
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CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Rock
River Conference yesterday adopted DR..
Tibbats resolution requesting Rev.
Thomas to withdraw from the N. E.
Church, the vote being ITO to 4s,
It is. understood that Thomas re-
fuses, until the Theological points
involved are settled, to withdraw,
and It Is not known what will be the iu.
ture action OF the Conference or whether
apy will be taken this session. Rev. Ar
thur Mitchell, Of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church, preached his farwell ser
mon to-day, previous to leaving for his
fnture field In Cleveland.
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BEWARE OF THE GAS.


ST. LOUIS, October ls.-when the lesse
OF Stale Hall went to light the hall for a
meeting ofthe Daughters Of Rebecca last
night and struck match, there was an ex.
plosion which knocked him senseless and
blew out all the windows in the front Of
the building. A piano standing in one
corner OF the room was tossed high in the
air, the cover left hanging upon the central
chandelier, and the instrument, falling,
crashed hall through the faor, throwing
down the ceiling beneath, which fell upon
table, at which several members Of the
German Baptist Conference were taking
supper at tine time. The large and heavy
doors OF the hall were thrown down, and
one OF the hinges, weighing several
pounds, was torn completely of and
hurled out upon the stair case. The ex.
plosion IL supposed to have been caused
by gas in the room.
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THE HOUSE.

lhb hUIsb.
Below will be found list OF members.
elect OF the House OF Delegates, as far as
known at this writing:
Barbour, Lewis Wilson, R.
Berkeley, B. F. Brady, D., and Geo. 7.
Ferril, D.
Braxton, Fisher. Independent. [Will
fraternize with the Republicans.
Brooke, G. W. MCord, &.
Calhoun, with Richie.
Doddridge, Maxwell, R.
Fayette, Reece Byning, R.
Grant, ON. Bsbb, R.
Greenbrier, J. N. Sydenstriker, D.
Gilmer, Levi johnson, D.
Hampshire, Monroe, D. r
Hancock, John W. Hobbs, r.
Hardy, VIM. Fisher, D.
Harrison, Moses e. Davis, D., and B. q.
Lurty. D. -. IL
Jackson, JohnH. Riley, R.
Jefferson, John W. Grautham, D., and
Frank Beckwith, D.
Kanawha, J. H. Ferguson, D.; E. W.
Wilson, D.; W. A. Quarter, D.
Lewis, A. Edmiston, D.
Marshall, Josiah Sinclair, R.; W. D.
Mason, G. W. rippett, D.; Geo. Rowley,
D. TT
Mineral, ]. V. Bell, d. t{s
Monongalia, H. L. Cox, D.; James s.
Watson, R. F.
Monroe, B. F. Irons, D.
Morgan, John 7. Silver, R.
Mercer. Josiah Bee, D.
Ohio, W. P. Hubbard, R.; s. A. Kepner,
D.; F. P. Mcneil, D.; @. W. Seabright,
D.
Preston, P. R. McCrum, RI U. N. Orr,
R.
Peasants. with Wood.
Putnam, J. K. Thompson, 6.
Richie and Calhoun, W. L. Hayes, R.
Randolph and Tucker, o. ]. P. Cresap,
D.
Summers, N. NJ. Lowry, D.
Taylor. R. Davidson, R.
Tyler. Selman Wells, r.
Upshur, David Poe, Ind.
Wetzel, Sep. Hall, D.
Writ, Lewis Sheppard, D.
Wood and Peasants, D. b. Leonard, D.;
J. Vinsl, R.
THE sKNATR.
The members OF the Senate, SO far as
ascertainable, are:
First District, ]. R. Donehoo, D.
Second, ]. Fl. Furbee, Z. and G.
Third, F. Maxwell, D.
Fourth, ". v. Vernon, R.
Fifth, A. R. Barbee, G.
Sixth, E. B. Wheeler, G.
Eighth, W. L. Mcneil, D.
Ninth, 7. ]. Fsrnsworth, D.
Tenth, W. NJ. o. Dawson, R.
Eleventh, Joseph Van Metre, D.
Twelfth, L. Dawson, Ind.
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RascalIiy Exposed.

We have before US a copy OF the St.
Xiys, Peasants county, West Virginia,
0ua, Of October Il, 1880, in which ap-
eas the following editorial article in re-
Edto the Republican candidate for Con-
PES this district:
'Iohn Hutchinson Is not fit to carry CUTS
aItesd bear, much less is he suitable to
? to Congress. We want man Of
Fspfuachable integrity to repre-.
sa' this district in the National
Assembly, and John Hutchinson
aaaot ill the bill. He has no more
saA'd Tor his word or the truth than the
SSlI has. John Hutchinson is the man
700 helped Jake Jackson cheat ]. w. vii.
Sl1son, OF this county, out OF his seat in
We legislature. Mr.. Williamson was
ssEied, and Jake and John by their com.
aI1ei heI!ish tricks stole the seat which
!Ae Jackson held in the Legislature two
.an' These are facts that no man who
.aoss anything about the affair can gain
y; VIII You, voter, cast your ballot for
YEA a MANI OF two scoundrels, we have
TT0sen the less. 2. S.-We charge John
hutchinson with receiving SO 900 from the
vspGocau National Committee at New
t9 ttU9 10 be distributed in canvassing this
SSnSE Wechargs him with stutiing said
WVin his pocket, and refusing to expend
Soi that which it was designed. The o.
'@ .I a Republican newspaper, and the
Ss,'of ID every whit Republican, and he
STspm Tmm whereof he makes these charges,
W. you vote Tor such q man? Not un
~ ,a you are drunk, aud don't know what
'Sa are doing"
" Is said that q knave is generally
"a s1s'sd on fool. Certainly Mr.. NJ. P.
WWeayuan, editor aud proprietor Of the ST.
Ai'y' 0bSrr, is no exception to th'
ais' As showing what knave and foo
-'ai'Droved himself to be in this instance
"aeFewith append letter that he wrot'
son' John A. Hutchinson less than
.'a'h ago, 1t speaks for itself and vi
Spead !, a, follows:
",cE OF THE ST. MARr's Obserpr, !
y; T. PRETTYNAS, Editor and Prop.
" SE NASYs, VIVA, Sept. 81, 1880
u Joha Haehiu,on:
oLGR SIE-I want 10 hear from you Il
SA,a ~ to money matters. The election !
h. H. I' ! on, and II | receive no money be
~ ~, shAI certainly get none after th
SSuoh. SSSoh. have gone TO considerable ex
~ sS'e 70 aid the good cause in this count
~. ~ unless | get aid 1t will be bad for me
NJ l,V0O copies Of my paper are circu
'N every week. Your opponent, MI
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s,pr.,,. vs.. Jackson In Wood County.
In 1916 Tilden had a majority over
Raves Of lS9 in Wood county. Now, in
,b,year Of grace, 1880, Sturgiss beats the
Mn whose name is Jackson by majority
Jl5 in his own county-a Republican
niuoI 9O5. In the city OF Parkersburg the
1,,e stood Jackson 6SS, sturgiss 740.
The Republican candidate whom Jake
hsked with so much venom in his speech
a Logsn Court House, and who, he said,
,r such a small man that i! would only
r,airs asmall hole to put him in, beat
j,is 70 votes in Parkersburg.
E.v.s claimed for Jake at the, Martins.
burs convention that the children ran
,tsr him on the street. However that
NAV be, It's evident that the voters do not
ion in the mad pursuit to any over
yhelming extent.
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ROME, October 16.-The osservatore Ro-
mano says: Numerous inquiries have
reached the Vatican from Ireland in re-
gard TO the attitude the Pope intends to
observe in relation to the troubles there.
The Popacy has, more even than in the
past, resolved to avoid all interference in
the political affairs OF the nation.
1t has always recommended the clergy
not TO depart from its mission OF peace.
The Pope has recently exhorted the
bishops 10 keep strictly within the limits
prescribed by the laws Of the country in
which they are located, whenever ques.
tions OF internal order or Of policy should
arise,
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,..bOwiDg the desperate efforts Of the
r.noc,.tic papers to get some crumbs Of
.,-f,r, ont Of the election returns OF last
I., Ts.sIay, the New York 7Sms mentions
,.,hct that one OF them printed q dis
s,..b | from Wheeling announcing the
..+iop Of three Democratic Congress.
s.oiu West Virginia. at happens" re-
-,,k, ~ the Timr,, "that the Congressional
.I..iops in West Virginia do not occur
~ .,a next month";" 1t might have added
MT is quite possible, even when said
.I.e,ions do really occur, that the result
"A no, be three Democratic Congress
Ian
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IlAFnuln

The great corruptionist, par excellence,
nthap., Of these United States, is W. Il.
hrnuu, Chairman OF the National Dem.
oca,ic Committee. He was the famous
mule buyer" Of 1879, and in this canvass
hsslimoSt as famous as a buyer of steel
nils. Ye! this same Barnum issued an
pllres to the country last week-.iollowing
las.day' eleCtion-in the course OF which
Anid:
"With the combined capital OF the Re-
publican party, aided by repeated assess
nsnH upon the army OF otficeholders,
Ei!h the power OF the Federal govern.
uslt represented by the United States
fnalshals at the polls, with intimidation,
aud, aud a resort TO every corrupt apph'
na known tn Republican methods con-
aatrated in two States, our adverssries
hve succeeded in procuring the probable
nuru Of their local candidates.
Thisis tine old language to come from
tie man who, on the ID OF this month,
sut the following dispatch to Billy Nc.
YalIen, Of Philadelphia:
CINcINSArr, October 2.
Fa Ntlf'dlsn, Nilth and Brainbridgs streets,
Philadelphia:
lhAve been purchasing steel rails. The
tftrks are all ready for laying. Come at
sase with weil.seasoned ties. Select none
bat best material.
WILLIAM II. BARNuM,
Chairman National Democratic Commit
ee
twill be perceived that this buyer Of
reel rails signs himself Chairman Nat
isrll Democratic Committee" This sig.
situte means business, Of course. Men
'hoare buying rails are apt to sign them
EEsn Chairman of some political organ.
iaton There is no mistaking the mean
iis Of such a dispatch. 1t needs no key
Stecpherits import. In plain words, it
nsH to voters and repeaters. 1t calls on
a!y NcMulIen for shipments Of trusty
aonneu for use at the polls in Ohio aud
Iat4na.
Ihisis the man who affects great con-
an for the liberties OF this country. A
sa man he would be to have charge Of
SstbeHies OF the people. The Democ'
ayought to be proud OF the Chairman
ulher National Qnm mrnittaa
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CHICAGO, October IS The epizoo'ic cen
tinues in mild form to annoy horses and
horsemen, but there Is no'prospect Of its
becoming Veneral.
CLEVELAND, October II The horse dis
ease which first appeared here In mild
form a Few days ago, hes spread very
rapidly and large per cent. OF tbe horget
are affected, although the street chrs are
running as usual and bu'iness has moi
been impeded. The disease is not ~ viru'
lent as during the previous epidemic.
The first snow storm OF the season to
uivhk
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Apn,hetlc slorr or snleids.

NEW ORLEANS, October l6.-A boy oi
fourteen years, with long light hair and
blue eyes, attracted the attention Of reo'
pie near Oarrnltou, by his sobs and cree,
bnt he gave no inquiries as TO what aiIed
him. In the morning he was found dead
on the leyee bank, witha bullet wound 10
his head aud In his left breast. The
Coroner found that the boy had committed
suicide, but why is unknown. No one ap,
peared 10 identity him, and he was buried
where he died.
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NEwBuRou, N. Y, October l6.-About a
week ago workmen in the railroad tunnel
under West Point struck spring Of wa:er
which caused caying In OF earth. Last
night the top caved In. making hole fifty
feat tauare and sixty feet deep. Que cor.
ner Of the laboratory buildings has settled
into the chasm and further damage 10 the
buildings Il threatened. The apparatus
aud other fixtures have been removed
Patrick Corrigan, lsborer, walked into
this hole accidentally last night and hi
body was washed out Of the entrance u
the tunnel this morning.
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NEW sgDroRD wHALEas.
The Crews of Two Vessels Given Up for
Lost.

wAsutSGroN, October 16.-The revenue
marine bureau regret that their wors. ap
prehensious respecting the missing New
Bedford whalers. the Mt. Wallaston snC
the vigilant, have been realized. Ions
before the Corwin left Behring's StraitI
for the South they expressed the fear thai
she would not find the objects OF hei
scarce. This because, had she possessed
assurance Of doing so, she would have in.
formed them. They believed now as ther
that the whalers were destroyed last win
ter, and that nothing will ever be heard
from or Of them again. They were, they
say, either drawn under the polar waves
or carried on the bosom OF some polar
current far to the north OF Wrangel land
aud Herald Island, in the vicinity OF the
pole itself. In either event their crews
have perished.
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BALTIMORE, October l7.-Luther Picket
refused to marry daughter Of Milton
Picket, named Martha, with whom he had
been intimate. Tbs father and daughter,
armed with revolvers, sought Luther and
he again refused 10 marry the girl. when
both opened fire upon Luther. He wa
fatally shot.
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KANSAS CRY, NO., October l0.-The
Journal will publish tomorrow morning,
long interview with Ex-Governor Smith.
OF Cameron, No., relating to the circun.
stances OF General Hancock's interference
with the civil authorities in '66. On the
day Of election General Hancock was in
command OF this department with head.
quarters at Jefferson barracks, near st.
Louis. The troops were stationed by his
order at points in Platte. Clay, jackson
and Lafayette counties.
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poppRIpoE couNTr-6B.

wsr USloS, W. Va, October l5.-
Official returns all in give Jackson ten
maiority in the county. We have the
Delegate 10 the Legislature by 66 majority.
We have gained two out OF the three
commissioners, also Prosecuting Attorney
and Surveyor. We have gained In the
last two years over Wilson's vote Of rs
over 400 votes, while the Green hackers
vote has slightly increased,
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rYIIR couNrY-l75,

MlppLEIouRNE, WA, October Il. 1880.
This (TyIe y county gave Sturgiss q ma
jority OF l75, and the amendments were
ratified by large majorities. That to Artl'
Gle s by 94s, and that to Article 8 by ,0i0.
The Republican county ticket, with the
exception OF the candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, was elected by varying mai Pri-
ties. Wells, for the House OF Delegates,
hH 1s7 mainritY.
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,,.,,non u,,,iouarles for The south

Fl. LorIs, October l6.-seventeen Nor
mon Elders arrived here yesterday from
Utah, and left this morning Tor Tennessee,
Georgis, Alabama, North Carolina and
Virgins. Whether they go TO make con-
yerts to the Mormon faith, and secure
Mormon emigration to Colorado, Is not
known.
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CINCINNATI, October l7.-There was an
immense Republican ratification meeting
at Music Hall tonight. Addresses were
made by Governor Foster, OF Ohio, Gov.
ernor-elect Porter, Of Indiana, Hon. Stan.
ley Matthews, Judge Taft, Hon. Ben But.
tar worth, and others.
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PORTLAND, ME., October l6.-The Chair.
man OF the Greenback State Committee
says there will be no fusion in the State to
nominate new electors, but the Fusionists
will support Solon Chase and ]. 7. Turner,
notwithstanding their support Of the
straight Grecnback ticket.
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CErrtxJE, October l8.-Bozo Petrovitch,
with large body of troops, including
Prince Nikilas and body guard, has ar
rived. It Is supposed hiatt military Gu
thorties regard the peaceful surrender ol
Dulcigno as practically accomplished.
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IAKsoN couNTY-45.

JACKSON, @. H., W. Va, October 10
Returns oil In; entire Republican State
and county ticket elected. Sturgiss has IS
majority. ]. H. Riley, for House Of Dele
gates, has 95 majority. Capt. Hassler's
majority iorsheFia is94. Over 5000 votes
Hara Caat.
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RIcHxoxD, October l6,-A. NJ. Kelley,
Chairman OF the State Executive Commit.
tee Of the Conservative party Of Virginia,
pronounces absurd the story that there Is
any purpose OF Withdrawing the regular
Conservative Democratic Electoral ticket
from thA field,
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=, had $500 for me four weeks ago, and
/ can get 500 yet. The Democrats are
spending money freely, and Republicans
ought to do the same. l ought TO receive
$3.50 yet to aid our cause up here. Ben.
Wilson gave $1,000 at Wheeling when he
was nominated. want you 10 aerd me
$50 must have some money from some
source Immediately.
Very truly Yours.
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Court MarlIaI ordered,

WASHINGTON, October l6-A general
court martial has been appointed to meet
at the Cavalry Depot, Jefferson Barracks,
Mo-, on the 18th Of October, 1850, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial
Of such prisoners as may be brought be-
fnTa IL
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New YoRk, October l7.-Col. Fred.
Grant ard Jesse X. Grant, with their
wives, and Mrs. U. s. Grant, arrived here
tonight. General Grant stopped over al
Hartford to review the boys in blue. He
Ia expected here early in the morning.
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I,ysH. FuRBEr is elected in the Sec.
a senatorial district, composed Of the
'.' '..,,ie. Of Marshall, Marion and Wetzel,
Nv y minority.
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BALTIMORE, October lS.-The National
Association Of Local Preachers Of the N
E. Church OF the United States met in
Fayette Street Church to-day to celebrate
their tW Wenty.fiith anniversary.
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PORTLAND. October ls.--The Senate and
House passed.a - constitutional amendment
in favor Of woman suffrage by vote Of q
to 0; the House by vote Of 50 to q.
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The original oil the above letter can be
seen by any one who doubts the genuine.
ness OF It. 1t has been on file here in
Wheeling for weeks. On the back OF it
also can be read the following endorse
ment by the Chairman Of the State Repub.
lican Committee: "Not answred. This
felOtV is a hysier."
The reader will see what estimate the
State Committee placed on this Mr.. Pret-
lyman. A Pretty-svery Pretty-man he
is to he sure. wasever a rascal more com.
pletely caught in his own trap than this
nDpriDcipled fellow? Hs deserves to have
his knavish ears pillotied in every news.
paper in the State.
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rrDeE BoYD is elected in this Judicial
r,.ni,, Thisis not official, but it Is based
=. tDown figures from nearly all the pre-
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POLITICAL DRIFT.
rae COURSE er HAPPENINGS AND
COMMENTS.
Definite Figures ON the Indiana Result
address OF the National Republican
Committee Bogus Naturaiiza-
iion P.pers-0ecurrenees OF
Particular Interest,"
INDIANA.

The Final Figures-And Now We Can
Rest.
INDIANAPOLIS, October l4.-The follow.
ing table shows pluralities, official and un-
official, as received up to date, with Re-
publican aad Democratic loses.
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Yon have a splendid outlook 10 this
county. Our friends are working man
fully, and we are going to carry the
county withouta doubt. The Democrats
are doing all they can. Hundreds Of
copies OF the Wheeling Register are being
scattered over this county. Ben Wilson
failed entirely last week. But two things
in his speech are worth mentioning. He
denied States rights, which you know Is
the fundamental principle Of the Demo.
cratic party, and be charged YOU with
affirming that he had departed from his
former principles.
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BRANDS PROM TME BuRNINe.
Counties which Give Republican Major.
tiles.
uPsHuR couNTY-405.

BuckHAxSoS, W. VA, October IA
Sturgiss's majority in Upshur 4O5, with
balance OF State ticket about the same.
County ticket divided between Fusionists
and Republicans. Fusionists elect David
Poe 10 the Legislature.
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HAvRE, October l6.-The steamship
wieland took on board here Il, 800, 900
francs In gold for New York.