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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
A TOUGH FIGHT.
WAS the CONTEST BETWEEN WILSON
AND HUTCHINSON.
But Col. BENJAMIN Finally Carries eft the
Prizs-The Last County Heard
from, and the Question
Definitely Settled.
THE SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS.

Col. Ben Wilson is elected, and his
addr, IS for the next two years will be
Washington, ID. c., Hutehinson's bras-
gadocio to the contrary notwithstanding.
Calhoun and Gilmer COMMITTEES, on whose
vote so much has depended, have given
maiorities OF lsj and S24 respectively
for the Democratic candidate, and that
settles it. The majority is small, but it
is enou ,h, and Johnny's golden dreams
OF seat in the popular branch o. the
National legislature have gone glim-
mering. The following are the revised
figures:
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SECOND DISTRICT.
RANDOLPH COUNTY
For Hancock and Hoge by q Good Sized
Majority.

For Hancock and Hoge by Good Sized
Majority.
BkvRRLY, W. Va, Nov. 4.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
The following is the vote of eight pre-
cincts in Randolph county. There are
two yet to hear from.
For President-Hancock, 695; Gar
field, Sl7; Weaver, i3.
For Coneress-Hoge, 67S; Hoke, .9o;
Farnsworth, 76.
The Democratic vote at this election
is unusually small. The Republicans
polled their full strength. but have not
gained any. The Greenbackers have
made considerable gains. Is.
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MISSOURI.

Another Democratic Congressman Conc.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-The latest
returns from the Sixth Congressional
district elect Hazeltine, Greentack Re
publican over Waddell. Democrat, by
about 500 majority. This is the fourth
Democratic loss in the State. The
Greenbackers have gained two and the
Republicans one.
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NILfflnr AHrav

>'.'yAN, lND, November 5.-Allen
'''.'sr, son Of William Osborne, the
N'.,.,r.' farmer IN the county. went
% '"rr' iIu'" Yesterday with a load OF
Wheat Tor market. Last night he became
involved in 4 quarrel with one Frank
't'M.'y, de,psrat character OF that
,.'y' and was terribly cut in the mouth
y lam. Tromley is in Jail. Osborne
=, "ousa, not TO be dangerously carved,
H> ltuyr vii. prosecute TrOmley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
THE FIGHT FOR FREE
TRADE.
General Garfield Called Upon to
Lead the Charge Against Pro-
lection.

Leau TIE SHdTSc hbaiuSs
lection.
New York Evening Post, Rep
General Garfield has an opportunity
Il make his administration memorable
in the history OF the country aud to
greatly strengthen in craftsmanship the
party which, by its overwhelming sue.
cess Yesterday, has demonstrated its
popular strength. We believe that he
will DO this, and the way in which be
may do it ia open and plain.
General Garfield NAV educate his party
up 10 his own liberal views OF the revenue
question. He has studied the subject OF
taxation in common with ether political
subjects, and unless We greatly mistake,
has reached clear and liberal conclu-
sions in respect to il. He Is not the
first man in either party who has been
embarrassed by the conflict between in
tellectual conviction and real or SUP
posed piflisan necessity. Whatever
NAV have been the effect OF the adroit
appeals TO the fears of industrial inter
ests, neither intelligent Republicans nor
intelligent Democrats are likely to be
deceived as 10 the real principles in
volved in the tariff controversy. There
is an increasing number Of revenue re-
formers in the Republican party. even
in the East, while in the great aericultu-
ral regions OF the West there Is q de-
mand irrespective Of party for . recon.
struction OF the existing absurd, cum
brous and unjust tariff. General Gar
tieli during the late canvass made many
short and felicitous speeches in which
he emphasized the growth and great
hess Of the United States. We have no
doubt that he believes that the conntry
has grown great enough to throw away
the crutches of a system adopted, by
the admission OF its creditors, to its
early youth. This is the opportunity
Of General Garfield and the people may
be sure that be is broad enough states-
man to improve 1t.
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N Ew YORK.
The Contest over the Majorslity.


NAw York, November 5.-Superin.
,endent Walling says the thirty-tive bal
lot boxes at the police headquarters, in
relation t) which so much mystery pre-
walls, were taken to headquarters in
order to ascertain the truth OF the ru-
NOR that a number OF votes had been
cast for William A. Dowd, Republican
candidate for Mayor, instead OF William
Dowd, and had been thrown out as de-
fective. The law recognizes in such
cases the intent OF the voter and the
ballots would undoubtedly be counted
for the Republican candidate. A repor-
ter endeavored to count the defective
vote thrown out on the canvassers re-
turns on election day, but was prevent
ed by Chief O'Brien OF the Election
Bureau.
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MONROE COUNTY.

A Gle VI Congressions Gain Of 900 Votes
Over the Last Election.
Special tn the Register.
UNION, w. Va, Novem Der 3.
The majority in Monroe county for
Hancock electors il i25 SD far. and may
90 much higher. kenns has a majority
over Walker for Congress of $50. In
1873 Walkers majority,,was 300, a clear
gain OF $50 votes. The Greenback vote
OF the county for the Presidential e.ec-
tors is scarcely dis,inguishable.
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The Kallock.D.y,,,a a a,tr

NV loES, November "a dispatch
,,'H >an Francisco says: The Supreme
,lar' las denied writ OF mIafdis rSr-
:, ,N. and llb,ds corpus in the case OF /.
n haNch, son OF Miyor Ealloch,
a |r-r u With the murder ot Charles
u''li'ans OF the C5rOuic'e. The case
" =. now ~ to the lower court for deci-
son Uu is merits
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THE NAVAL REVIEW.
The Day for the Event Fixed at
I.ast-What IL Being DOne at
EOrtreSs Monroe.

WASHINGTON, November !. Secretary
Thompson has telegraphed to Mr..
Hogg, the chief clerk OF the Navy De-
partment, stating that he has fixed
Wednesday next, November 10, as the
day for the beginning OF the naval re-
view ut Hampton Roads, and Rear Ad.
miral Wyman will tomorrow he Off.
cially notified that the review will come
off on that date without any further
ostponeRlent. 1t is expected that the
President and all the members OF the
Cabinent and large number OF the
government officials will be present TO
witness this last assembling Of the ma.
val forces in Atlantic waters during this
administration.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 5.-To.
day Rear Admiral Wyman made the
usual inspection of the corvette Alli-
ance, the crew being sent To general
quarters and exercised at great gun.
small arms and sail drill. The result
was highly satisfactory. Nothing WAS
done to-day in A,e fleet beyond sending
up AMI down topIalIant and royal yards
In competing drills.
The tug Fortune, from the Norfolk
Navy Yard to bring stores TO the vessels
of the squadron, was carried down by q
strong ebb tide and fouled the slOop oil
war Saratoga, moored in the roads. The
tug sustained considerable damage IN
the collision. losing her foremast, which
was carried away close to the deck. and
battering ner smokestack, which was
only saved by virtue OF it's strong wire
stays. The keel OF the Fortune must
have been badly torn while riding over
the Saratoga's chain, and her rail Was a
good deal bro ken and crushed in places.
She returned TO Norfolk after dischare-
ing her stores and probably will have 20
be docked for extensive repairs.
Lieutenant Very had trial last night
OF his system Of signaling by means OF
stars fired from pistol, not unlike
those projected from q Roman candle.
Communication wasett iblished between
the Tennesse" and the franklin. the
latter living off the Norfolk Navy Yard.
and the signals were discerned and read
with great facility. aud the result OF the
trial was regarded a. being very salts
factory. Further trials will be made
under Lieutenant Very's supervision
here.
1t is reported that q portion oi the
squadron, consisting oil the training
ships and number Of cruisers, includ-
ing the flagship, will proceed to wash
ington soon after the completion OF the
review to participate 10 the functions ii.
cident TO the unveiling OF Fsrragnts
statue. All HANDS on board will hail
the departure Of the squadron from this
place with immense pleasure.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
BRAXrON

Goes strong forths Defeated General aud
the Victorious kenna.
Special Dispatch To tho REGISTER.
SALT LICK BRIpGE, Noyembcr3
Complete returns in this county give
General Hancock 55l msj,rity. kenna
has sbou, the SAINT. The vote is not as
| re as at the State election 10y 100.
W ,ich accounts for Hancock's majority
mot peiug as large ~ lack soa's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06

IOWA.
Hinsty-fve Counties Out Of Ninety. nine
Republican.

DEs MONIES, November 5.-The Re
publican State Committee still estimate
Iowa at $1,000 majority for Garfield by
Congressional districts. First district,
5000; Second, $500; Third, $500;
Fourth, 10000, which claims to be the
largest majority given by any Congres.
sional district in the Union; Fifth,
5000; Sixth, 7,0O0; Seventh. 5000;
Eighth, 10000; Ninth, 1900. Four OF
the Congressional districts are solid for
Garfield, every county in them giving
him a amsjority. Only four counties Of
the ninety-nine in the State give Han
cock q majority over Garfield.
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MIN N ESOTA.
The Complet

The Complete Vote Of the Sta's.
ST. PAUL, November 5.-1he first
count OF the votes by counties is just
completed. Gar6eld's majority will be
about 10000. The Legislature stands:
Senate, Republicans, 35; Democrats, 10.
House, Republicans, IS; Democrats, 10;
independents and Greenbackers, 10.
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Killed in a Political souabble

MADISON, Ixp., November 5.-Georgs
Glass was shot dead last night by Geo;
Watson or Fred Trenck. 1t is alleged
that Glass hurrahed for jeff Davis, and
in the alteration which followed Glass
shot Watson in the leg, and it is sup
supposed Watson return ed the fire, kill
ing Glass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
THE ASHLEY BELT CONTEST.
Rowen Still Increasing His Lead.

LONDON, November Sat ten o'clock
this morning the scores of the pedestrl.
ans in the Ashley belt contest were:
Row.li i3i miles, Littlewood 3S7. Dobler
379. Dobler is much better and going
fairly, as are also both the others. On
account OF the intense cold and fog
Littlewood wears a respirator.
At three o'clock. Rowell 452. Little.
wood 404, Dobler 39l. The leading men
were going well; Dobler slowly.
Score at five o'clock-Rowell i63,
Littlewood 400, Dobler S95.
LONDON, November the score at 3
o'clock this morning stood -Rowell,
4S2; Littlewood, 1926; Dob!er, 4l2.
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TENN ESsEE.

Hawkins Elected Governor By About
17.o0o-The Legislature.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-Returns
from 76 out of94 counties give Hawkins,
R., S2,l04; Wright, D., 67,64l; Wilson,
49,S44. The counties to be heard from
gave Hayes majority Of 1000 over Til
den in 1876. The Legislature as far as
heard from is as follows:
Senate-Republcans, :; Regular Dem
ocrats, 6: Repudiationist- Democrats, A;
districts in doubt, s.
House-Republicans, %; Democrats,
lG; Repudistionist. Democrats, 10; dis.
tricts in doubt, 81; Republicans gain
10
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shs Toved With a Revolver

LIMA. IxD., November 5.-The seven.
yesr-old daughter of L. A. Desvoiness,
of Mendon. Mich, while playing with a
revolver last night accidentally dis
charged il, the contents taking effect in
her head, causing death this evening.
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oRY 9OODe.


New YoTt
Nsv Yorr. November 5.-Drv Goods
-Business igh., owing to the rainy
weather; cottons 10 steady demand and
prices firm; prints slugxish and steady;
Kentucky Jeans in better request !
clothing xoolens in moderate demsnd
and desirable makes steadily held; ior'
eigu goods quiet
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HAMPSHIRE.
Big Democratic Gain.

A Big Democratic Gain.
Special Dispatch To Register.
RoMNSY, November >.
Iampshire gives l,l73 majority, u
large .ain over October. The Republi-
cans cast Just 329 votes for General Gar
6all
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Arrest and Escape of q Burglar at
Charleston.

CHARLESTON, November 5.-fester'
day afternoon Detective Ali Burnet ar.
rested John Harper for burglary on DIES.
cription from Ripley, w. Va. While
after his valise in an adjoining woods he
attempted to escape and Burnet shot
him in the shoulder, but he jumped
over a steep cliff and escaped. The
goods stolen are recovered, and the bur
glsr is fortunate at having escaped with
hta lifa
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QILM Err

Three Hundred and Twenty-Four for
Wilson.
special Dispatch to the Register
PARSEkSBURG, November D.
Gilmer gives Wilson, for Congress, a
majority OF 324. Nothing vet from Cal
houn.
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Money for Foreign M,ssio =

~, NV loEE, November 5.-The Gen
70. :. Committee OF the Missionary Socie
= ~ =. ~, VI. l., Church, to-day appro-
SaS''' S-o,OOO Tor missions in Mexico.
4, az ,.s contingent fund in addition OF
s si'ft Thirty thousand dollars Was
80 % appropriated iOr the Japanese mis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
WETZEL.

Eight Hundred aud Thirty.Two for
Wilson.
Correspondents Of the Register.
New MARrISsvILLs, November 4.
The vote OF wetzel county is now all
in, and is as follows:
For Presiden,-Hancock, LIZ; Gar
field, $50; Weaver, ii.
For Congress-Wilson, l,72l; Hutch
inson $50.
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The Morey Trial.

NRw YoRK, November 5.-Nothing Of
Importance took place to-day in the
Morey letter inquiry and the examine
ton adjourned till Tuesday next to give
the defense an opportunity to bring
some witnesses from Lawrence, Mass.
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KEN TUCKY.

A Republican Congressman Turns Up In
that Bourbon State.
CINcISNATr, November s. - White,
Republican. is elected in the Ninth
Kentucky District over Turner, Demo.
crst, by 800 majority.
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New rour-and one
New '''''' '''- '-rDs
Pacific skies OF
RAlLRoAp BoSDs-Fairly active but
irregular.
STATE }oNDs-Dull.
SroCIs-The market Was weak in early
dealings and prices declined ! 70 2t per
cent, Iron Mountain. Chicago and Alton,
Wab .sh Pacific, Northw estern and
Michigan Central leading the downward
movement. During the afternoon sper-
ulation was irregular, but in late deal.
ings a strong buying movement devel-
oped, under which the entire list ad.
vanced sharply and the market closed
at the highest figures Of the day, the i'm.
provement from the lowest ooint rang.
ing from ! to Al per cent. Reading, CHI.
cago and Alton, the Granger shares. the
remaining coal stock. Western Union
and Erie leading in the advance. Tho
Post ays: The United States Assistant
Treasurer informs us that no U. y. 6s.
due December 3lst next. we're offered st
1921 to-day. There we're, tlereiore. no
purchases. The offer of the Secretary TO
buy 81, ,50O, 900 at 1921 this week. must
he availed of Ia morrow, OF the week
will pass without bond purchmei.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 29i, 900 shares, OF
whicn 800 were Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy. 400 Chicago and Alton,
3d 900 Delaware, I.ackawanna and West.
ern, 900 Delaware and Hudson, 66..
OOO Erie. 5000 Hannibal and ~. Joseph.
Ia, ,OUO Iron Mountain. 5000 kanAss
and Texas, 5000 Lake Shore. D.OOO
Lake Erie aud Western. 1000 Michigan
Central. l7,OO0 North~ e~tern, 800
Nashville and Chattanooga, 1900 New
Jersey Central, 5000 New York Cen.
tral, 800 Ohio and Mississippi, 1000
Paciiic Mail, 2s.OO0 Reading, 5000 n.
Paul. 900 ST Paul and Omaha, 4, 800
Union Pacific, 81 900 Wabash Pacific.
81 900 Western Union. 2.;DO Central
Pacific and $500 Denver aud Rio
Grin,e
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A school Of cookery is soon to be es-
tablished in Montreal, under the direc-
ton Of an experienced lady from the
Kensington (Englsnd) School.
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TIE Pur,has, 4 Bonds for the Sinking
Fund.

WASHINGTON, November > Secretary
>t''n.aa ,,y' that i0r the past two
u'u'y''h' purchase oi G's of 1850 has
''ta preferred by the Department. but
nrgr'r" demanded by the holders has
ruur,o th- luil amount Of the bonds.
2rEauc interest when due. The Sec
,-.rv aaS instructed the Assistant
sr.rrr'y 10 New York tn receive offers
GhS o,.N>pou each Wednesday as here
nm-a llroriers it to be strictly con-
aa, % that class, and he has author
-! DO" o. purchase during the present
N'-a 'ay>e bonds 10 an amount not
gH'-,-:.g- Sl,ilO,OCO at a maximum OF
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NEW JERSEY.

PATTERSON, November 5.-PasSa'c C
county official majorities: Garfield,
SEQ; Potts, SIG; Hall, for Congress,
lGII
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FIRST DISTRICT.
TYLER.

Three Hundred and Eighteen for Hutch
inson
Correspondence OF the Register.
MIDDLEBOCRNE, November o.
The full vote ot this county gives
John A. Hutchinson, for Congress, three
hundred ami eighteen majority over
Wilson.
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N EVADA.
So,id fer Hancock

V rGrxIA CRY, November 5.-Ne:
vada gives Hanccci about Six hundred
majority.
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ONercoais.
Werc0ats.
OVercoats,
Overe0ats.
O'e,coats.
Oyercoais.
~ 1890 Market.
~ 1920 Market.
AZ i3:o Markei.
~ ,Ss0 s0 Marked.
4, l3sD Market.
NJ i320 Market.
Market. '''S I'D i""
Wersible Overcoats al l32O
MARKET. ." o
N Market. '""'s "' iAso
Market. ~ ~ 'S-"
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DELAWARE.
Majority In the state.

WILMixGToN, November 5.-The Off
cial count shows the vote OF Delaware
on the electoral ticket as follows: Han.
cock is, lS3, Garfield l4,l50.
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PRopUCA.
N sv YoyG.

New HorR.
New YoRr, November o. - Cotton
Quiet and steady at lIGplIlc; futures
steady. Steady; receipts 900
barrels; shipments - ,0O0 barrels; super.
fns western and State 81 SjNat IS;
common 10 good ~ bjfa4 ~; good ~
choice 81 Sjfs q ~; white wheat extra
81 75Ct4 8j; extra Ohio 81 7J(s8 %;
St. LOUIS 81 JO(a8 %; Minnesota patent
prprrss 81 2jsas 2j Wheat-Sieady;
receipts 49, 90 bushels; exports 220, ,OD
bushels: = j.c'ed spring 81 OO. un.
graded do. 81 IL; ungraded red 9jct.s
81 l8l; No. 3 do 81 IiI@,i IG: No. 2 do
81 I7(dl -: No. ! do 81 22f9i 22i;
mixed winter 81 IS; unvrsdsd whiis
81 lOC6l Is; No. 2 do 81 lttlsl l&i:
No. / white. sales 5000 bushels 1T
81 l6lal lGj; No. 2 rel seller November.
sales I2s, 900 bushels. at ~ l7tl9i i7t.
seller December. sales 3GO.t bushels.
at 81 lsi6l 1874; seller January, sales
200, 900 bushels, st 81 20!naI 2it. Corn
Moderately active and higher; r..
ceipts S8, ,00O bushels; shiDmrnts Sos.
90 bushels; ungradrd b5t6s57c; No. J
~ steamer b5Sdb5ic; No. 2 JSttxS7c.
yellow Sc; No. 2 white seller Novsm.
b-r tGtaj7c; seller December 57its,5sc:
seller January 5Slc. Oat-Fsirly sc.
tive and higher; receipts 81 900 bushelS:
white western 40a9ftc; Western Dixrd
800 +Oc. Hay-Qnirt and 6rm st yCt9
0jc H0ps-Stesdy and in fsir dsnsDd.
CofIee-Quiet and unchanged. sugar
Demand fair and market firm; fart
good refining 7tt97ic. Molas,es-Quist
and unchanged. kice-Steady and In
good demand. Petroleum-Dull; Uni.
ted Ollie: crude 7CsStc; refnei I2c.
Rosin Quiet and unchanged. Tallow-
Steady and un hanged. Turpsntine-
stronger at 4S}fs,48c. Eags-Sominaliy
unchanged. Pork - stronger; mess
spot si5 WGl5 IS. Beef-Quist snd
steady. Cut Meats-Quiet and stronger;
short clear middles % 25. Lard
Stronger and fairly active; prime steam
g 20. Butter-Quist and st1ady.
Cheese Somisally unchanged.
o,nantAa-
CINCINNATI, November 5.-CottOn
Dull st 10tc. Flour - Firm; family
a sOfs5 0O; fancy 8 35teS on. wbsst
LASER; No. 2 Alnber 81 Oii; No. 2
rel winter 3, 05. Corn Strong and
higher; No. 2 mixed ~. ., stsr toc.
Oats Dul.; No. 2 miIs.i $50 Sc. Rye
In good demand; No. 2 g0c. Bar.
ley-ln good demand; No. 2 fall g3ts VIC.
PoFk-Dull and nomina at 81 %. Lard
Dull at ts Oot1s Of. Bulk Neats-
Quiet; clear rib 81 30. Bacon-6t@sdy
and unchanged. whisky-DuiI st 81 o..
Butter Duil; choic. Western Reserve
2,lS2,c; choice Genital Ohio lsf92oc.
New Orissns
Nrw ORLEASs, November 5.-Co6ee--
Firm; Rio csryoes, ordinary 10 prime,
Ii3si5c. su1xr Scarce and hrn; in.
ier,or TO eovi common, 6s5Se; com.
mon to good common, 5ts1c: yellow
clarified, 7Iss: No.asses-stesdy: (:
common 3ofe35c; centrifugal 16t13Sc:
fair S6s36c. Hce-Quiet; Louisisas
ordinary 70 choice. +l9Sc.
Pittsbanb D.
PrrrsrsaH, November 6.-PetroIsum
-Quie:; crude steady; United csstie.
Gates at 81 tc; refined i2c for Philsdsi-
phia delivery.
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ARIZONA.
A Democratic Delegate Elected-The
Legislature Republican.

Tucson, A. T., November 4-The ter
rit orial election resulted as follows: Il.
II. Oury, Democrat, delegate to Con-
gress; NJ. ii. Sherman, Republican, Su-
perintendent of Public instruction. The
Legislature is Republican in both
branches by a large majority. The ma
iority OF the county officers arg Republi-
.l
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PrrsrsaH, November 8. 6.-PetroIsum
Quiet; crude steady; United cssti1.
Gates at 81 tc; refined l2c Tor Philsdsl-
phia delivery.
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CALIFORNIA.
Cutting Down that Garfield Majority

cutting DOW tudI 0HrHeIu WdJUfIty'
SAN Francisco, November 5-This
mornings papers make the vote of the
State practically tie. This change
from last evenings report is due less
to any turn in the reports of the pre-.
cincts than to a revision of the tabulated
statements. Thesa differ considerably,
and there are evidences OF loose work,
sufficient to discredit all estimates. I'm
doubtedly the estimate of two thousand
last night was too high, and the best
opinion seems to be that Garfield will
have a plurality OF five hundred to one
thousand.