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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
The Next House.
PENN SYLVANIA.
Garaeld's Majority in the State About
10000,

GaIfleld's Majority in the State About
$4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3-Gar-
fields majority in 81 out OF 61 counties
is 25,S99. Five OF the remaining coun.
ties gave 3,l5l majority for Hayes in
1876, and the Sixth, Lackawanna, was
not then in existence. Garfeld's ma
jority in the State will be about 10000.
Total vote in the city OF Philadelphia:
Garfield. 96.79i; Hancock, 7G,061
Weaver, 26l; Dow. 40; a Republican
plurality OF 20,727. Auditor. General
Lemon, r., 1897 plurality. Judge OF
Supreme Court, Green, r., 30 243 plural
ity. The Republican city ticket IS elect
cd by at least 10000 majority, except
Jeti'ries for Comptroller, who Is defeated
by Patterson, d., by $4,000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3-In the
Second Congressional district. A. u.
Curtin, ID is elected. S. Shallenberger
is re elected in the Twenty-fouIth
district. g. G. Jodwin, r., is elected to
Congress i,om the Fifteenth district by
4 $50 majority.
ERIE, November 3.-Watson, Repub'
lican, tor Congress, will have about
. 200 majority in this county, and near
lv or quite 5000 in the district. The
Republicans elect all the legislative can.
didates in the county by the usual large
majority, but lose Jarecki, the present
incumbent, in the city district by a
Democratic majority OF 100. The ma
tional and State ticket will have about
5000 Republican majority in the county.
The Philadelphia Times Estimate Of the
Legislature.
PHrLADELlHIA, November 3.-The
Times makes the Legislature stand as
follows: Senate-Republicans %, Dem
ocrats -. Greenbackers /, vacancy ].
House Republican ll9. Democrats 19,
Greenbackers 3. Republican majority
over all on joint ballot 4G.
PHILADEi PaIA, November 3.-The Of
fetal returns and corrected estimates oi
the vote Of this State as received to-day
increases Garfields majority about 600
over the estimate telegraphed this morn
Ing.
The Pennsylvania Congressional Delegs-
tion
in the Forty.seventh Congress will stand
as follows: First District, Henry H..
Bingham, Republican; Second, Charles
O'Neill, Republican; Third, Samuel j..
Randall. Democrat; Fourth, William
ID. Kelly, Republican; Fifth,
Alfred G. Harmer, Republican; (;
Sixth. William Ward, Republican; Sew
cnth, VIM. Godshalk, Republican
Eighth, Daniel Ermantrout, Democrat; {;
Ninth, A. Herr Smith, Republican |;
Tenth, Wm. Matchler, Democrat Elev.
enth, Robert Klo'z, Democrat; Twelfth,
Joseph A. Scranton, Republican; Thir.
teenth, John W. Ryon, Democrat; Four.
teenth, Samuel F. Barr, Republican; !;
Fifteenth, &. G. Judwin, Republican ;
Sixteenth, will require official vote to de-
eide; Seventeenth, J. VI. Campbell, Re-
publican; Eighteenth, lloratio q. Fish
er. Republican; Nineteenth, +. +. Beltz'
hoover, Democrat; Twentieth, A. u.
Curtin, Democrat; Twenty-tirst, Morgan
X. Wise, Democrat; Twenty.second, ,
Russell Errett, Republican; Twenty
third, Thomas VI. Bayne, Republican; |;
Tweniv.iourth, w. S. Shallenger, Re
publican; Twenty.fiith, Harry Whit,
Republican; Twenty.sixth, 5. ii. Miller,
Republican; Twenty seventh, Lewis T.
Watson, Republican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
IOWA.

Only About 80. 900 Plurality for GARFIELD.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Scattering re-
turns from Iowa show net Republican
gain over the vote for Governor in 1879
OF about Is per cent. II this vote holds
good in the State. Garfild's plurality over
Hancock will he Sd, 1872.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04

W, va" ORLEANS, November 3. A DEM
ys-'., -, ; ''cial IRON Lexington, Miss.
7 TT',IS + rs 'ln killing Of j. W. Ashcrait by
i,',ot' NJ tt1'SNnart, and the mortally wound
81 NJ q y, :, ,.'ISnart and pIin:ul wounding
G.. VI iiail, editor of the Ho!mes
J2v JSD'S L""s, in an election row yester-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
Steamer BadIv Dar,oa,

ys,.;,.' y,r;;No,N' November 3. The steamer
P,,,s4l iEom Philadelphia, O.t. 18th, ior
be, b.,''''n' !. has put into Falmouth with
bo,b, IN IN o'oSen. The iron plates OF
ias, i,,' =, 1o"s l are damage and nineteen
or s; y. water in the fore compartment
"'eeA on the SOtb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
COLORADO.

One-Halfthe State Gives Garfield 2.s4o
Msjoiiiy.
DENVER, November 3-Forty-nine
towns and precincts, covering about
half Of the state, give Garfield 2, $40 ma:
iority. The balance OF the State will
probably increase these figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Gsrfaeld's Plurality About A,0<

Garnelds fluIsHty Aoous .sOSS
CONCORD, y. H., November 3.-Gar-
fields plurality is about 1000. Hall,
K, is elected from the First district by
over GOO plurality. Bigys, R. from the
So cond dis.ric il elected by over ] 900.
Tarr, R., from the Third district is elect.
ed by over 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
We Mean the Race for Conqres.
sional Honors In this
District,
With the Chances In Favor Of the
Reelection Of Col.
Ben Wilson.
However, it Looks as Though il
Would Take the Official Re-
turns to Decide.
A Result Brought About by the Sc.
ductivs Influences Of
Johnny's Bari.

We had hoped to be able to announce
the election OF Col. Ben Wilson to Con.
gress from this district this morning, by
his usual large majority-but We can't.
The best We can do, is to say that while
we believe he has pulled through, it will
take the official returns to settle the
question. Below We give estimates and
official majorities from all the counties
in the district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
HARRISON.

Owing to the Unlimited Use Of Money by
Radicals Wilson's Majority 70 Cut Down
u 02.
special spa,ch to the Reeisie-.
CLARK BURG, November 3.
Col. Wilson's majority is reduced to
sixtv-two. A desperate effort was made
against him by the Republicans and
large amounts OF money used in this
county. In somc parts OF the county
the Gfcenbackers fused with the Repub-
leans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
RITCHIE.

About One Hundred and Fifty for Hutoh-
inson.
Special to the Register.
CAIRO, November 3.
Richie county will give Hutchinson
about one hundred and forty to one
hundred and fifty majority
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
LOUISIAN A.
New Orleans Gives Hancock l0,23l
Majority.

nhJof'ty'
New ORLEANS. November 3-Han-
cocks msjoriiy in this city is 1922.
The vote Tor Mayor is very close, with
chances favoring Jas. A. Shakespesr,
Independent Democrat. With exception
Of Mayor Fitzpatrick, the wing calling
themselves regular Democrats elect the
city ticket. Mil,enberger, for recorder
of lower district will contest. He claims
he received msjority OF votes.
a Republican Ga Of One Congressman.
Nkw ORLEANS, November 3.-Con'
gresham Ackien arrived this event nR
from the Third Congressional District.
He comedies the election OF Darrell, Re-
pub!icsn.oy. from 5000 to 1000, Repub'
lican gain OF one Congressman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
WOOD.

Three Hundred and Forty for Hutohin-
son.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
PARKEIsBURG, November 3.
Wood county will give about $40 ma.
j.rity tor Hutchinson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
TYLER.
Correspondents OF the Register.

Correspondence OF the Register.
SIsTERsvILLR, November 8.
Lincoln district gives Hancock l84,
Garfield, u.s. Weaver. l. For Congress
Wilson, l,2; Hutchinson, 1888; Bas.
sell, =.
Union district gives Hancock, 1871;
Garfield, us; Weaver, l. For Congress
Wilson, III; Hutchinson. l27; Bas-
sell, 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
N EBRASK 4.

"Only Q Question As to the sise OF the
Majority"
OMAHA. November S.-The returns
from the State are coming in slowly and
it is only q question of the size OF the
majority. Garfield will have not far
from 5000 and the State ticket about
the same. The Republicans elect three
four,hs OF the Legislature. The Green.
hackers vote is diminished from last
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
DsIawars Saved by a Narrow
Margin Colorado Goes
Republican.
Returns from California Very
Msager, and the Result in
the State in Doubt.
Nevada and Oregon Still in the
Doubtful C0lumn---h0
Returns.
Summary of the Returns Up to 3
O'clock this M0rning.

The following tabular statement shows
at glance the result OF the Presidential
ballo;ing on Tuesday, as indicated by
our latest returns:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
Drowced.

Go,1 oo@'NIG, -, November 3.-Arthur Mul-
in To,",i, aui Mrs, Lpughead we're drow ned
MO-, ,',,' ,,,, Bay, this afternoon, by !all-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
FLORIDA.

The Democrats Maze . Clean Sweep OF
the State.
LAKE. CRY, November 3.-Florda
votes for Hancock, and elects the DEM
ocrstic candidate :or Governor and both
Democratic Congressman. The legisla-
ture is Democratic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
QEoRGIA.
A Lisht YotA at Macon
Georgia Legislature.

MACON. November 3.-The vote 10
small. J. II. Blount il elected to Con.
Yresa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04

ATLANTA, November 3.-The Lesisla.
ture convened to-day. Col. Jas. Brin-
ton Was elected President of the Senate,
and A. o. Bacon Speaker OF the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
PRODUCE
~ YosR.

NBW IOsk, NoNcHOcf d. - Nottoo
Quiet at II@lstc; futures steady.
Flour-Strong; receipts 1900 bar.
rels: shipments ~, ,01O barrels; super.
fine western and state s. S,(s+ 70:
common 10 good 81 hj(d4 IS; good "
choice 81 SOCa,8 90; white wheat extra
81 85a,4 s.; extra Ohio 81 7O(f8 90;
st. Louis 81 5Ofd8 25: MinnesOts patent
process 81 OO,aS2j Wheai-In fair de-
maud receipts $50. 900 bushels; exports
400 ,OCO bushels; No. = Milwaukes
81 O9i; ungrs'ied rel 81 lt6ai q: No.
3 do 81 l6tdI l6i; steamer do 81 Of;
40. 2 red 81 Isal Isi: No. ! red 81 -;
ungrsded white 81 lttdI 20, No. 2 do
81 l4}CGI Isl: No. ! white. sales 81 900
bushels atSl l8iGdl III; No. 2 red, seller
November, sales 2OO,OOO bushels. ct
81 lsiMl 10; seller Decembtr salas
638, ,OOJ bushels. at 81 20tt&l 20i asked:
seller January, sales 1900 bushels. st
81 2ltSl 22i. Con-fsirly sctive and
Q shade higher; receipts +6s, 900 bush.
els: shipments 3S2. 900 bushels; unsrsd.
ed 5afs,:y8i; No. 3 5tiCa,t5 steamer Csc;
No. 2 5Stta5Sic; No. 2 seller November
BiG5Gic; seller December 67t457tc.
s-Defnand fair and market 6rn;
white western 39t144c; western mixed
3iG30lc. Hay Quiet and strong st
90(s95c. Hops-Yesrlings, choice. IofS
23c; eastern and western e20c; Nev
York State 1929. Coffee-Dull and On.
changed. sugsr-Dull; fair TO good 70.
nning 7tG97tc. Molass~s s-tluiet end
unchanged. Rics-Steady, with Q fair
demand; Rangoon in bond s.. Pstro.
lsum-Quiet but nrm: United 93ic:
crude la Sic; refined l2c. Resin -
Quiet aud unchanged. Tsllow- STEADY,
wfr . fair demand st 6ta6 5-i8c. Tur.
pentine-Pirm at 4Iss5ic. Esxs -
Quiet hut firm at 2iC923c. Pork Quiet;
mess spot SIS 90. B~ef-S,eady. Cut
Mests-sironger; long clear 7ic: short
clear Sic. lArd-Fsirly active snd .
shade higher; prime steam - Ti0
. 80. ButteS-Quiet but Grm st lS9
PC. Cheese-Dull and weak at 100
l2ic. Wool-Demand fair and msrtst
Hrm; domestic fleece 3sfS52c; pulled
2Ols42c; unwashed l4G G33c; TeEas i+(S
Sc. Lesther-I In good d~msnd; hem.
lock sole 2y42j. Metsls-Manuiscturpd
Copper -Quiet: nov sheati,ing 90 90;
Ingot Lake Isle. Pig Iron - Demand
fair and market firm; Scotch 90 NO
"a 90; American Si7 O0f128 90 Russls
sbestbing l3(sl5c. Nsils-Cut . 40
3 %.
CIsCISsArr, November 3.-Cott0u-
Quiet st I0tc. Flour-stfonser; fam.
lily 81 7a15 90; fancy 9 401S 90.
Whest-.'irong and hisbtr; No. : an.
her 81 o.; No. 2 red winter 81 OF.
Corn = Strong; No. 2 mixed &c. Oats
Quiet; No. 2 mixed Sc. RyeeDull; !;
No. 2 8Oc. Bariey-Quist bot stesdy !;
extra No. 8 fall 60(1SSc. Posk-No
transactions. hFd-Stropg and higher
at IS Is Bulk Mtais-Srasce sod 6fn !:
clear rib 81 C2!. BAcon-StesAy 1t
$ 2Tss 2s98 50. whisky-At 81 o..
Batter Quiet Cbeese- Western k /.
serve 22ts &c; choice Central Ohio is(S
1c.
foaDo, November 3-Whest-
Firm; No. I white Michigsn q 81: sm.
bsr Nichiean 81 o61; No. 2 rcd Wsbash
spot and seller Novembs 9 81 O6i; sellss
December 81 0St; seller January el 10;
seller February Il l?: No. 2 smbsr Ilii,
pois 81 % Cosn-Pirm; high nixsd
Ale; pev l3lc; No. !: NV llsi rsjset
| ID old 44c; nsv aoaec7 7D1onkst; "
IL Oic; rsisessd 7eec'evss sssd-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
counties, giving an aggregate majority OF
S5,2Sl.
The Democratic.pl plurality in 1876 was
What the w orId says.

New YoRK, November Al A. NJ
The World says the latest returns from
the State place the majority for the Gar
field electors at from $1,000 to 10000. II
may possibly reach the latter
figures. The Hancock electors
we're defeated by an unsuspeciedi
result in the cities Of New York and
BROOKLYN, to which alone Gen. Hancock
owes his defeat. The Democrats have
gained five Congressmer.
The Next House.
The Times also gives list of the MEM
bers elected to the Forty-seventh Con-
eress. as far as ascertained, and divides
them politically, as follows: Republl-
cans, l56; Democrats, 1872; Greenback, D.
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OHIO.
Garfield Carries Cleveland by 4.e27.

0Hru6Iu VdIEIco Vl9Fef1HU " @'"-
CLEVELAND, November 3.-COmplete
returns show the vote OF this city: Gar.
field l7,0S9, Hancock 1852, Weaver
2O5. Total vote in the county yesterday
1888, against 36,47l in October and
S3O55 in 1876. The aggregate Demo.
cratic vote fell off 296 from October. all
but one vote falling off in the city. The
Republican aggregate increased $40 IN
the city and 420 in the county; total in.
crease l,295. But for the losses OF the
Fifth ward the total Democratic vote
would have been slightly larger than in
0cfoher
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
The Result in Franklin County.

CoLUMBUs, O., November 3.-The Re-
publicans carried this city yesterday by
4s4 majority, Republican gain OF 459
over Fosters vote for Governor in 1879.
The returns from all the townships in
this, Franklin county, are in, except
one, which shows that the Democrats
have carried the county by four hun
dred, whereas the county is usually
Democratic by from 800 to- 500. The
general result is so overwhelming that
the Democrats here accept the situation
gracefully, and there is less evidence OF
disappointment manifested on the
streets than for many years.
$4,000 for Garfield.
COLUMBUS, November 3.-Thc full vote
OF this (Franklin) county is as follows:
Hancock 1850, Garfield 9,ii3, Weaver
81, Dow 1856.
The Republican State Committee here
have returns from thirty.eight counties
which show q Republican gain over the
vote OF 1879 OF 1919 The Republicans
claim the State by $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
BUYING AND SELLING.

BUYING AND SELLING.
Money Active It n to S pr csat-Gsv.
efnments weak-flsur Quiet but
Fim-wheat Active and high
s-HoEs Active.
PIAAhCk
New York.
Nsw YoRE. November S.-Moxsv-
Active at 2i05 per cent Prime nsr
camille paper 4i9Si per cent. Startling
exchange. bankers' bills steady at +sii:
demand 1881.
SILvsH-At London slid; bar I'll.
yer here ll?i; subsidiary silver coin
i@l per cent discount.
9ovsaxnRxn-weak and tSt per
cent lower for So and 6s. and strong and
fsi per cent higher for +is and -.
U. d. coupons (lsSll
New tlves s..-s-.. NY
New FourAud one hal
New ---!tyS
Pacific SKIES OF N
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-26
Ser Nettun05 Wnfer.
Sasesneaisteitelt.

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Samitaae nid,t in SibunS. SIM l1mtabaue
tpuroe Sic BON philadelphia our S6enfung
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Sdaben TIT ben Sabnen our6 Die Stiirnle ent-
ftanben.
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BET @elegenbeit ieines @mpfangs cine Hcbe, in
ipslder er bic @elabren erldliterte, peldle Der
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@rabe lautenben @abriprube. @oob iuurDe
5u 18 SaGren 3u6tbauS perurtbeilt.
lleber 800 Samil,en iinb burb Die fiirsliden
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9an5e 5abe gefommen.
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boraeiteru friib pertagt, nahbem Die @rtpdh.
lung bon 0elegaten an ben @bica9o'er @ou-
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ben Counties Ytfe, Saucon unb 0tonroe in
penniglpanien genteloet.
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rington, S.=@., bingeri d. tet. Seine Be-
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