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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25

politicians OF both parties, but by army
officers, who somehow have got the inn
preston that Gen. Sherman was very
free in expressing his views on the
presidential election of 1877, and that
the publication Of bis letters will create
some i'll feeling toward him at the White
House. These letters and Gen. Han
cocks answer will constitute an interest
ing chapter in the history OF the settle
ment OF the presidential contest four
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
THE REVOLVER.
A Kentucky Officer Murdered
by a Confidence Man.

CoLuMBrs, Ky, August 24.-Last
night at IL clock Officer b. +. Vaughan
was shot by Buck Rockwell, q notorious
confidence man, at Arlington, a small
village on the Chicago, St Louis & New
Orleans railroad. Rockwell had been
arrested by Vaughan for disorderly con.
duct. and on the way to the jail drew .
revolver and shot Vaughan in the
breast and made his escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
HOT WEATHER IN GOTHAM
The Death List Larger Than at
Amy Previous Time During the
GUnmar

New YORK, August 24.-The sudden
return OF the hot weather has greatly
increased the mortality among the chill
dren and aged persons, and the applica'
t;ons for burial permits have been lar
more numerous the past twenty.iour
hours than on any preceding day OF the
summer. The Coroner was notified to
hold inquests and the police were called
to several cases Of prostration in the
streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
TURKEY.
The Scheme for an Alliance Between
Bulgaria and Servis

The Scheme for an Alliance Between
Bulgaria and servis
Vienna, August 24.-The Ne~ Free
Pres publishes letter from Philippopo-
lis giving a project OF an offensive and
defensive alliance, which representa-.
tives of the Pah-Bulgarian party OF
action are about to form with agitators
in the Servian Parliament, and the pro-
yramme OF which is about to be sub.
mitted to the princes Of Servia and Bul-
yaria. The document contains express
sion OF the political views OF the Southern
Star agitators, of whom Servian and
Bulgarian ministers, Mons. Ristics and
Kob, are said to be secret protectors.
The Albanians Still Disposed to Make
Trouble.
A dispatch from Pesth says: At a
meeting OF the South Albanian chiefs 1t
was resolved to resist the cession OF
Epirus and Thessaley, and to complete
forthwith the defenses OF Arta, Preve-
sa, Metzgova, Larissa and Janina. The
chiefs declared their ability to concen-
trate 10000 men on the frontier.
The Turks Masters OF the Situation.
A dispatch from Scutari says: The
arrival OF Ria Pasha, with six fresh
battalions, make the Turks absolute
masters of the situation. Dulcigno
could be peaceably surrendered at once,
but unfortunately the Porte continues
intriguing. Ria Pasha is living at the
house of a member Of the Albanian
committee. The Turkish officers openly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
A KEG OF POWDER
Makes Things Hum at a Phila-
delphfa Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 4.-The
extensive ice. house belonging to J. * 7.
Baltz, this city. the ice siding and sev.
eral cars at Seigleasville were burned
by incendiarys. A keg OF powder ex..
p,oding destroyed the engine. house anu
engine, and houses more than mile
away were shaken, but no one was
hur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
NOONE TO BLAME.
Another COrOner's Jury Tries Its
Hand at the Mays Landing
Disaster, with but Indifferent

ouCCCSSs
PHILADELPHIA, August 2+.-The Cam
den Coroner's iury,lik the Philadelphia
Coroner's Jury, inquiring into the May 8
Landing disaster, find no fault with the
brakes in use on the road, but find the
collision was from combination OF cir
cumstanees.
First. The unfavorsble condition OF
the rails of the West Jersey and Allan
tic railroad, occasioned by recent rains,
greatly enhanced the collision.
Second. The limited time allowed be-
tween the starting of the first and sec.
ond sections OF the excursion train.
Third. The inability of the engineer
having in charge the engine drawing the
second section, to manage the brake
with which the train was provided, or
from some unforeseen cause to the jury
unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25

Mr.. Jackson, who left about eight years

Mr.. Jackson, who left about eight years
ago.
I trust the foregoing may serve the
purpose and fully vindicate the charac-
ter of the Rev. Michael O'Donnell from
the grave charges published in the
American press
Thanking you for the trouble you
have kindly taken to set this serious
matter right, am, Very Rev. dear sir,
yours very faithfully,
IF. J. MAcCoRNAcK.
Bishop Of .Achonry.
VERY REV. II. +. PARKE, v. Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
TEXAS TRIPLES.
Mail Robbers Sentenced "A
Slight Mistake-Three Broth
arS X illed

GALVESTON, Aug. PA Netcs' special
from Austin says: Matthew and Bill
Potter, Roll. Dublin and Jim. Mulkins,
plead guilty to robbing the mail, and
were sentenced to ten years imprlson'
ment.
Parties from the West report that the
Victoria Indians whipped ericsson,
instead OF being whipped, and are now
in Mexico.
During difficulty Saturday, at Lees
vile. twenty miles from here, three lit,
tie Field brothers, William, Philip and
Houston, were killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
Wash. Mclean ysrv Low.

LONG BRANcH, y. j., August 24.-An
,aA,ANorab'e change took place this al
'efnoon IN the condition OF Mr.. Wash
InS'on Mclean, editor OF the Cincinnati
very low.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
Provisions.

frotlBions.
CorFER-Fa,r To good Rio nj l3dljc.
choice lsc. hes, Wheeling roasted lsc.
ATbuckles' 2Olc; yellow Rio lsc, Java 2bc.
MoL,sgs-Syrup,c common +0c; bright
4Gc; prime, Isc New Orlcsns,prime IstS
52c; choice 55c.
SraAR-Reiinrd hard crushed lie;
pulvcriscd. lie: granulated, l0ic. Stan.
dari A, l0!c; on A, l0r; Palace &. 9tc:
extra &, 9.c; best yellow, 9tc: common
yellow stasic: New Orleans 7iCGSic.
Dry Goods
Business in this line is reported ~
good for this season Of the year; agents
have made prices for canton hannels
ranging from : Ia l2c, there being .
full stock on hands. We give quota.
tions on leading articles: Muslins 5i(G
Sc; ginghams 7iCa9c; cheyoits 7isli.
crashes Solo: drnims 9h lie; ducks
lr; jeans l5ld5jc: table linens -
@,JOc; aud dress gools 10000. Prints
arc nun,ed M fellows
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The Porte On icialIy n otified,

CoNsTASTINoPLR, August "a. - Mr..
Goschen, the British Ambassador. has
communicated to the Porte a telegram
from the British Consul at Scutari, an
nouncing that the Albanians are prepar-
ing to resist the surrender of the terri.
tory to Montenegro. The diplomatic
body at Constantinople are convinced Of
the sincerity OF the Porte in the offers
to cede Dulcigno, but doubt its abil.
ity to do 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
ENTHUSIASM IN KANSAS.
The State Convention Meets at Topeka
Tomorrow.

Topeka, August 24.-The Democratic
State convention, for the nomination OF
a State ticket and Presidential electors,
will meet in this city Thursday, and
from present indications it will be the
largest and most enthusiastic conven-
ton ever held in the State. The chances
are in favor OF the nomination of eX-
Senator Ross ior Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25

declare that they have not come to re-
strain the Albanians. The league has
consequently taken new resolution to
resist the settlement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
EUROPE'S STARVELINGS.
THF FLOOD OF FAMISHED POOR NOW
POURING INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Irish Immigrants Stories Of the Sufferings
Of erin's Peasantry - Serious
Charges Against Local Re.
lief Committees.
ARRAlGNING THE IRISH PRIESTS.

Under the above head on the 10th OF
last June the REGISTER printed story,
as detailed by an Irish immigrant, of
the dishonesty Of priest in the misap-
preparation Of funds sent over from
America for the alienation OF the famine
stricken people; and We called attention
to the statements as demanding imme-
diate investigation. We hereunto annex
a part OF the story and also the result Of
the investigation, which, it will be seen,
fully exhonorates the inculpated priest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS
In state Convention, Yesterday. Nomi-
nate q Representative in Congress and
Indorse the Cincinnati Platform

WILMINGTON, August 24.--The Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day nominat-
ell Col. f.. Martin for Congress, by ac-
clsmation, and the following electoral
ticket: Charles j. Love, d. Whitley and
George Russell. The Convention then
endorsed the platform OF the National
Convention at Cincinnati, and declared
that continuance OF Democratic power
in the State is necessary to the good gov
ernment and prosperity OF our citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
Flour.

Wm.Ar-The market has changed .
little since our last quotations: prices.
for best grades new SNd9r, good old 81.
CoRN-The market shows no tuctua-
ton. selling at i5(a5Oc
RYE-None offering.
OArs-The market is dull and no de.
mand OF any consequence; supply is
good: new 2Sa Soc; old 3btG40c.
BARLEY Scarce. with n fair demand.
excep, for the best qualitlrs.at 10(a.sl u.
HhY-Good demand and supply about
equal To it: new loose on wagons $l+ OO
alj % per ton: baled at SIS.
S4gDs-Timothy steady at 81 80 per
bushrl Tor Western; clover seed 81 7N6
5 OOper bushcl.
Meats.
Packages for meats held ~ follows:
Casks. 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs;
tiercrs, SO lbs. barrels, 80 lbs. bays.
100 lbs. No charge for package.
Meats arr quiet. with slight demand
~, 4, r,,., t;,,ur.s ~. ,u,t., ~ l,ll,u.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25

HOME AND reLeeRAPHIc REPORTS.
Money Easy At 2 to 2 per csnt.-6svsrn'
msnts 0ull-fIour Unchanged
Wheat Active but Lever
Hogs Firm.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling Wholesale.

The most important change this morn.
ing will be found in the meat quota.
tions. All goods in this line have al.
vanced from onsqusrter to one.half .
cent, and in some cases even more. The
trade is frst-class, and promises even
better results.
Flour remains unchanged, also wheat
and corn. Oats are about the same.
Seeds have declined little in price.
The dry-goois trade is in an excel
lent condition, collections are promptly
made, and wooden goods are having .
strong upward tendency.
Whiskey is in moderate demand At
Sl.09 per proof gallon. small advance
over the quotation OF last week.
In the provision and Wholesale Rroc,
cry line there is no perceptible change.
4 few unimportant corrections are made
and the market reported a. good and
giving satisfaction.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-11-05

Rome TyiJwe; Since the Selma, Rome
and Dalton railroad passed into Tic
hands ofthc East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad Company, it has
been improved materially, and if i'm
proycments now in view are made, it is
destined in the near future, to BE- one
of the best roads in the South. The
bridges are being repaired, masonry
work put in the t]restlcs and the bed Of
the road lcrclcd. Large additions will
soon be made to the rolling stock of the
road, as one locomotive, 100 box aud 80
fiat ears have already been ordered, and
will be received in about two weeks.
On the first of November workmem will
commence replacing the iron rails with
steel rails, and the work will not be
stopped until every foot of the present
rails have been replaced with The very
best steel rails.
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Adapted IN CHROME dlaIrh@a' constipa'
,ioh' ana Scolu,a'-hy' Latham, NJ D.
IRE" 'iFSinla Medieoi society.
NuccessluiIy used IN Dyspepsia, CHROME
Dhafihoea ana ocroIuia.--Iroi >. jackson
University IA.
Eil2leIt IN aA@ml4; excellent appetite
ana blood purIier'--h' Fisher, NJ D. Ga
aluaDi' IN nervous PTos,ration' indigcs
,ioh"hu cAiorosis'-U' " Mathews, Nj. ID,
n.y.
n me tonic ana Alternative, valuable indi.
senses peculiar to females, chronic fever and
asGr'-J + NouSh.ton' NJ -, Alabama,
Very Dcn'hciaI IL strengthening and i'm
P,oi,"5 " I ~ = S,,"'-l'c'' Jonh W
DcLNmi,n 3ISIoP ol ga
~ l,'"i"'"1v US nervous 'oH'c'-Hoh' l.
wv, i'Iu' 49,,
HVGonilo'"'T Is It Pr?Pn!lSG''T IN mana
'''l u'S'r'o'S'- ~ r"'FeA' a. w. ~ w.
Restores dchilitated systems to halt he
/. O. Mercer, NJ. d. Ind.
used with great benefit in MalariNl Fever
and Diptheria. IS. /. DupOn, NJ. d., Gcor
gin.
Prince OF mineral tonic'-Froncis Gillian,
NJ. D., N. G.
Oigreat curative yirtuc,-Thos. F. Rum
bold, NJ. D. St. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine arrangements and mi
larioGs couditions.-G. NJ, Vail, NJ. d. Ohio
Best remedy ever used in diseases Of the
thr0at.-P. A. Sitlcrd, NJ. D., N. Q.
Tonic, Alternative, d%iurctio; one Of natures
greatest remcdies-Mcdical Association OF
i%nG e, nglS +, ' iI5,1tn .r,.ron. 90 ma ~,
ncys ond Gla1Jcr. j"sncrsia, INNS cbIoro-
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Garfield and Arthur Trium-
phantly Elected.

indianapolis, Nov. 3, 1880 p. m.
The returns from 6G3 voting
places in this state give Garfield
1880, Hancock l14,231, Weaver
G,434, total 25S,iS5. Same places
in October gave the republicans
1921, democrats l14,201, nation
ais G,944, total 25S,41G, an increas-
ed vote Of 90. Republicans gain
$40, democrats gain 30. Net re
publican gain Of 80. The ma
tionals lose $40. indianapolis
city and county gives Garfield
2,404, a plurality and net repuli.
can gain of 1928"
New York, Nov. 3.-Retmns
from about One-half Of Indiana
show a net republican gain Of
595, which indicates o plurality
for Garfield, in the state, OF 1913.
indianapolis, Nov. 3.-Nleven
counties complete in Indiana
show a net republican gain Of
$40.
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Nasvskins The GOYernor.

The people of Tennessee have on the
.2nd of November selected n Governor,
As to the wisdom of their course will
be seen in the future. Judge Hawkins
is II man of marked ability, anG thor
oughly competent to administer the az
fairs Of the State for the next two years,
The doctrine he cas- advocated all over
State is sound and if strictly adhered to
will be the means of q just and quick
settlement of our State debt.
When this is done, then we as q people
can invite, with good grace, capitalists
into our country to deyclope our min
eral resources and place Tennessee rs
one of the first manufacturing states
in the union. This we firmly believe
will he done. We can not afford, as n
people who expect to rise OF fall with
the fate of Tennessee, to prOcraStina:e
any longer. Our State has yet Il bright
future before 1t, and we have every
reason to hope, with Il legislature Of
honest republicans and democrats and
Il man Unmarked ability at the head of
affairs, that We will hear no more Of re-
pudiation, but makd& fair settlement.
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COLORADO.

Denver, Col. Nov. s.--Eigthty
nine towns and precincts. cover
inc about hal; Of the state, civ;
Garfield $50 majority. The bal
lance of the state will probably
increase these figures.
IOWA.
= Des5Ioines, Nov. 3.-Garfeld'.
majority in tie State is 1900, q
gain Of 10000 over last year. All
republican congressman elected.
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, Nov. 3.-St. Paul gives
Garfield 25,000 majority; Dunnell
republican, in the first district s..
900; Strait, republican, in the sec
Ond district 5000 Washburn, re-
publican, in the third district, s.
900. The legislatureis oyerwhel-
ming republican.
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E@ncOcK'g Lament,

Oh, bury me where the Bull -dozers
swear,
And the Red-shirter drinketh his
dram.
For there will I hear the Kuklux's
prayer,
MiXed'in with the White Leoguer's
damn.
Let the stars and the bars high over
me wave;
Let Dixie be played for the dead;
A bowie knife plant at the foot of
my grave,
A revolver stick in at the head.
My fupernl sermon jeff Davis will
preach.
Wade Hampton will join in the
song;
King Harris will make a secession
speech,
And Bob Toombs, will help him
along.
And then 1 will dream Of the Mar
shalls no more,
Nor think Of the troops at tie polls;
Supervisors will never interfere
with my snorc,
Nor the Revenues hunt out my
holes.
In the land of Stat Rights will I
quietly sl2e,
From negro equality free,
While Rebels and Democrats a
lockout will keep.
To scare the Devil from me.
What money I have | give to my
wife,
Twill do to keep bread in her
mouth;
My brass buttons, quill pen and
old barlow knife.
I give to my fricnd-Solid South.
Republican.
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IL @ II s. 9 IL Q OF
AT TIE
CT EzYVTELA1TD MASONIC
-
CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Y. c, HARMS, 4. B., Principal.

r. c, HARMS, 4. B., PRINCIPAL.
Miss N. VI, M~AgrIELD, Assistant.
Miss Bessie McGhic, Teacher Of Music.
Course Of instruction thorough. comppo
%hens'yo and practical, including all the usual
branches.
fal, term Of five months begins August
20, 1850, and ends Jan. n, 1881. Spripa
term begins Jan. u and ends June Q, lsSl.
Tuition IL 90, 81 %, 81 80, 81 Is, $500,
o. 90 and 81 90 per month according TO
grade. Incidental fee 80 ceuts per quarter.
instrumental Music S2j 90. Private les
sons in vocal music $25 90. No extra charge
to Miss McGhic.s pupil, for class lessons in
vocal music. Bills payable quarterly in adj
vance. Board in families at from $500 TO
TiO,OOpcr month, everything included ex-
copt washing. Those boarding themselves
can get rooms at lowratCs.
DR.. james Carson viii board four students ot
- per month, Mrs. sue Nelson four at $40.
MIs. NJ. l.. Hampton four boys at $40. and Mr..
NJ, Il, Wood two girls at ss Der month, Ofhrr
rates. 'e
The intention IS to make this the hest school
~ lIlc country Tor young men ana yOEug ladies
VINO earnestly desire an education. lhG pr1c.
zeal Is preferred before the merely thenrctiral.
Dull 70 utinG Is discarded and the mental pow
Crs are developed in the direction If the Iisrful
o. wei rs the good, the true aud the beautiful.
Not only textbooks but also the elements
winch tend to success in life are inculcGtod.
reach a hoy That which viii give him power
when q man, Is our motto.
Cleveland Is a remarkably healthy, beautiful
ana wcli-locatCd town, IT contains churches
OF j cicnIiug denominations aud on0rs to stu
NO bar room within four miles.
fur iurulor Information, address or C%allslpol
tle Principal at Cleveland, Tennessee. Please
ton, "'"
july sth Ct.
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FOIT MD STUART TIE.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. mid.
night.-Ccmplete and partial re.
turns from GG counties gives llaw.
Eins 1925; Wright,G+,7S7; Wilson
.l9,3lS. Tda vote will be very
close. Bright is defeated by
Warner.
Nashville, Nov. 4.-Return
from - counties out of 50 in the
State give Hawkins, rep, 64,292;
Wright, 56.G5l; Wilson. 42,SO8.
There is no doubt Of the election
OF Hawkins, as the remaining
counties are strOngholds Of the
Republicans. The counties to be
3rearl from are small, and will
not vote over $4,000, Of this Haw-
kin5 will get 2T,000, Wrigt 10000
and Wilson 10000. The demo
craja lave the Legislature by 6
majority, a Republican gain of
ABOUT 20.
Memphis, Nov. J.. Later returns
from Fayette and Hardeman
counties in this Congressional
district insure the election Of w.
Il. Moore, republican candidate
Tor congress, by not less 600 ma
jority, over Casey Young, demo
crat. This is a republican gain.
Hon. A. IL. Pettibone has been
elected to Congress in the lst
district by 1850 over Taylor,
democrat.
,Tho latest news this morning
IS that Garter is probably elected
Senator over Shipley, rep, by a
few votes. This is not official,
however.
Fopt in Bradley IA majority.
Stuart in Polk III majority. So
they stand tied.
FELTON,, Independent, has been
defeated for congress in the 7th
Georgia district by Clements.
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Nevada, doubtful. House claim.
ed by Republicans here-demo-
Gratis cOncede it. W. S. T.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 3.-The latest
returns show the vote on the may
orality to be: Grace, dem. 98051;
Dowd, rep, 9G74S; Grace's major
ity 1903. Fifteen election districts
are not yet heard from.
New York, Nov 3.-Complete
returns from Brooklyn show that
the democrats carry all three OF
the congressional districts. The
republicans elect their candidates
for district attorney and county
auditor and two coroners. Han
cocks majority in the city Of
Brooklyn is 1919.
New York, Nov. 3.-The total
city vote for judge Of the court Of
appeals is: Rapollo, dem, 1115S7;
FOlger, rep, S761S; Rapollo's ma
jority 23964. There are eight cleo
ton districts missing. The latest
returns show the total city vote
for judge of the supreme court to
be as follows: TrauX, democrat,
100537, Russell, republican, ST.
933. TrauX's majority is 1904 with
eight election districts to be
heard from.
New York, Nov. 3-Grace. dem
ocratic candidate for mayor, has a
majority Of from 1900 to 1900.
Gariield's majority in the State it
IS thought willn not exceed 10000.
New York, Nov. 3.-An Albany
special to the Evening Post says
it is certain that the legislature
will be republican on JOINT ballot.
New York, Nov. 4.-The Even
ing Commercial says: A dispatch
to Senator Dorsey from the Chair
man Of the California State Cen
trail Committee, claims that State
as sure for Garfield by q majority
of from 500 to 1000. Oregon is
also claimed by the republicans
by 500 majority, The National
Republican Committee decided
today to use the Unexpected bal
ance Of tee campaign fund in the I
prosecution Of the Morey Chinese
case.
New York, Nov. 4, y m,-Gar-
majority in this state is
10000 and 10000
Albany, Now Tile Argus
this morning places the Republi-
can majority in the State on the
Presidential ticket at 14,2l4.
Washington d. c., Nov. A
special to the Star from New York
says eX Senator Dorsey, of the re-
publican National Committee as
5erts that the Republicans have
carried the Legislature Of every
northern State, with the possible
exception Of Nevada. He claims
lhe United States House Of Rep
resentatives by a working MAORI
Iy, and says the Senate will be
lied, with Vice President Arthur's
vote to make a republican ma
Of one. The Star (Ind.) es
-imates The republican majority
n the House ct from two to five,
md says the Senate will be close
with the chances in favor Of the
lnmOCrAlS.
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a Certain English General, being at
the point of death, opened his eyes, and
seeing a consultation offour physicians
who were standing close by his bedside
family exclaimed, "Gentlemcn, if you
fire by platoons It's all over with me-"
and instantly expired.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-11-05

Washington, u. G., Nov. IA spc-
cial to the Star from New York says
that General Hancock is i'll from over
work and chest and throat troubles,
and that his friends arc feeling some
anxiety about him.
Aonther Greeley case we fear. Hope
itmay not prove rs fatal, because Ham
cock did have some good qualities, and
it ID hoped he sees the error of his
~. - "'
way, and Will reform
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CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Nov, 3.-This state
complete, with the exception of
five towns, gives Garfield 1857
plurality. Republican congress.
men are elected in the first, third
and fourth districts and a demo-
crat in the second.
Frederic Miles, republican, is
elected TO congress in the fourth
district by 500. The senate will
be sixteen republicans to five
democrats.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-11-05
NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Nov. 3.-Returns come
in slowly, but it is only a ques.
ton Of size Of the majorlties.
Garfield will have not far from
'25,0O0, and the state ticket about
the same. The republicans elect
three-fourths Of the legislature.
The greenback vote is less than
last year.