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THE MUTTON LEG DISTRICT
Tint was Rutchcrc,i by Democrats to bt
~ Carried by Republicans. 4 !

~S"eSASASN ~ ASssvNA "AN ~ ~
~ Carried by KclubIici,ns.E )
Special Dispatch to the lnlelligeneer. t,i.'
CLAnKsnuRo, Oct. l1.-GoA's official ma
jority in Harrison County is seven hun,
dred and thirty.tour. For the legislature
Rhul, Republican, three ninety.eight;
Lynch, Republican, three hundred and six.
ty; Robinson, Commissioner, two hun.
dred; g. W.Hoge, for Senate, over one
thousand in theD District nv u THl;l
Following is the vote in the County in
detail: Golf, 1888; Good, 1904; Lynch,
majority. over Bassell, see, over Turner,
$780, Ruhl, majority over Bassell 800,
over Turner, sos, Robinson, Commission
sioner, over West, Democrat, o2L. Guth.
rie over Snyder S73. Hayes over Lynn Ill.
West Union, W. Va, October IL
Doddridge county gives l2O for GoG: This
is official. We elect everything else.
WESTON, ". Va, October Lifeline.
county's majority is 1870 for Good q
WELLsnunG, W. Va, October Ire.
turns all in. Goa7s majority is 90; Jacobs
majority, l0l; snyder's majority, Z; Mel
sons majority, &c; Hukil, Democrat,
House OF Delegates, GO; McClelland, Re
publican, Commissioner, ~.
LlTTLEroS, W. Va, October ll.-Follow
ing II the vote OF Church, CLAW and Centre
districts: Goff, 3Gs; Good, 4Sl; Hustetlcr
l0S, Calvert, 4lS.
slsrEBvILLE, TYLERCo., W. Va, October
1.-THE vote Of Lincoln district Tyler
county, is as follows: a
Republican ticket. A. Guthrie, lGS
N. GoG, Jr, 16S; Anthony Smith, l5S
VIM. N. Powell, lGs; S. Mayiield, 13l.
Democratic ,tickct-A.. c. Snyder, i'll
J. II. Good, l3o; George Kellsall, Ill; J.
W. Williamson, 90; a. L. Corbly, l50.
Grecnback Labor ticket---Robert Mar,
shall, none; George L. Spence, none; James
jenkins, %; County Commissioner, J. II,
Marshall, 10. .,5,
tits thought that Frank A: Guthrie and
Nathan Goff, Jr., will carry this county b
at least 300, and that. the whole Republi
can ticket will carry. tspRIg; Az
MARIETTA, O., October, 1.-two pre-
cinc,s in Tyler give Golf l35 majority, {
gain Of 40. Four in We,zel g:ye Gooi
2o3, loss of,2os. The county is not ove1
$50 for Good. 5t@A3itH,'f13
MouSpsvIIlE, Viva, October 1l.-Tht
following is the official vote in Marshal
county: Got1, 900; Good, l,ls2: For tht
Legislature, Republican: John, Nickson
l,o36; W. S. Simonton, l,67s; Independent
Republican: Geo. Edwards, 997; indie
pendent Democrat: B. w. Price, l,Os2
County Commissioner, Republican: W. J
Burley. 1,779, Democrat: L. R. Harris, 1854
Independent Republican, Samuel Dorsey
l4s; Judge, Geo. B. Caldwell, 1881; JOIN
]. jacobs, l,44o; State Senator, D. NJ. Hos
tuttler;'2,os5;A. G. Calvert, 1,lss. e. y y
This is the full vote Of each candidat,
taken after the official returns werc all in
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EVANSVILLE, IND.
4 Desperate Attempt Of II Mnskctl Mol
to Lynch u Prisoner.

EVANSVILLE, October 1.-THE first in.
telligence received by the officers was at
ten min,ucs paste O'clock, when the night
turnkey, Hatmacler, received telephone
message from UIlmer's brewery that a
masked mob had passed up tho street on
horseback. Hatmacher immed iately noti-
fled hewitt, who hastened to the jail. Hat.
macher after notifying hewitt, went 10 the
Sherifi's residence and gave the alarm.
Sheriff kerth and his deputies mounted
and Martin and Tom kerih, Jr., were on
the alert prepared 10 defend the iail
and prisoner. hewitt soon arrived and
went into the Clerks Office to telephone
for assistance. He heard the Gathering OF
the holss's hoois coming up the bould.
cred streets, and hurried back into the jail.
Sheriff kerth %as at the front door Of the
court house when the mob arrived. ! The
mob dismounted, picketed their animals,
left d guard TO cover their retreat and cap.
turcd all the citizens who happened TO be
attracted to the scene, while q portion OF
the mob made for tho Jail. Kerlh fred at
them. but they did not falter. They took
him prisoner and were into the iai ward
in \ q jiGy,y Two blows a were sulIi.
cient to break In tho outside wooden
door, and they were In the Iail hall.
Newitt, Marlin and Tom Kelly Jr., opened
upa brisk fire, which was responded 10 by
the mob. who poured iusilade through
the door. Chisels Hand sledge hammers
were soon brought and willing hands went
to work and in u twinkling the jail door
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RiclllNsltl District.

Score one Tor Richland district, in this
eOauty. She was supposed to be everlast-
lngy Democratic, but she wheeled gallant
y INTO the Gotf column OH Tuesday, and
t'on'sl1ed the whole county with a major
~ Tor the Congressman elect, equiva-
sloa change OF 95 as compared with the
|e'or Congress in 80. The ISrELLlGES.
ahas been circulating in That region Of
H,and Sam Busby's letters are popular
A4'he people want is plenty Of 1SrELLl
sECgRs lZ,5 .
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DR.. Up<irgrnlr.

lAe s'tubenville Ga:ette (Dem) Of last
selng comedies Dr. Updegrai' a majority
Won This is an improvement on yester.
"! mornings figures. 1t may keep on
s0s'ng. A report yesterday had the Doc
ssaead, y, physically, but the latest news,
S's'Ae above figures. shows u decided i'm
Ruvement,
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J; READING, Pa, October 1.-THE sympa-
thies OF the citizens were aroused yesterday 4
BY the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Il
mother Of Isaac i. Robinson, the victim OF
the terrible accident at the Reading hard
ware shops, who died broken hearted. She
had been an invalid for some time and was
convalescing, but when the announcement
was made to her Of the death OF her son she
rapidly sank and died. &s.i.. s14s'3 .T,'s.,l y.
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OH, ON!

IS ."
The Latest Returns from the Former
5s Pivotal State. "a
CINCINNATI, O., October 1l.-Completc
but unofficial returns from Hamilton
county chow the following Democratic ma-
jorities: - 4
Newman, Secretary Of State, lO,G5o.
0key, Judge Of Supreme Court, $500.
Weible, Board Public Works, 0,754.
Hawkins, Sheriff; III. u, vs.
Dalton, Clerk, 937. =, = ,-
Pugh, Prosecuting Attorney, o,03i.r
Muscroft, Coroner, o,G44. ,4,Is..s4
Robenstcin, Recorder, 2,72s. .ai. j.
Kuhl, County Commissioner, 3,177.
Cosgrove, County Solicitor, 1855.
Fowler, Board Of Control, $3.50.
Applegate, Iniirmary Director, 3sl.
Follet, Congress, First District, $50.
Jordon, Second District, 1853.
Republicans claim the election Of Bees.
ford for Sheriff. s ~, ~
C1NclSNArI, October ll.-Additional
election returns are coming in slowly and
the Republicans are getting no more adyi.
ces and are. concedins everything but a
few congressman. The estimutes this
morning put the Democratic majority in
the State at 25,0 900, and make the Congress.
sional delegation stand Is Democrats to
@ Republicans. The election OF Mckinley
in the Eighteenth district and Robinson Of
the Ninth arc in great doubt, and the Re-
publicans must carry both to get six Con.
that while the Republicans were cham.
pioning Temperance and prohibition the
vote has greatly increased, and it is esli-
mated as q larger per cent OF gain than the
Democratic. ..s nf tE.
CoLuMpus, o., October l1.-Returns 10:
day from the Slate election Tuesday have
been meagre and no systematic effort has
been made to figure on the majority on
the State ticket The Democrats, however,
claim the State by q, 900 or more, though
the Republicans think it will not exceed
go, 600. The Congressional delegation will
probably stand six to fifteen in favor OF the
Democrats. The Republicans claim the
election Of Taylor, Robinson, kieier,
Updegrah and Mccormack, and con-
slider the contest close on AIorey, Nc.
Clure and Mckinley. The Democrats
claim the election OF f'ole.t, First; Jordan,
Second; Morey, Third; I.efcvrc, Fourth;
seney, Fifth; Hin, Sixth; Ilurd, Tenth;
Neal, Twelfth; Converse, Thirteenth; Ged.
dcrs, Fourteenth; Warner, Fifteenth; Wil-
kins, Sixteenth; Wallace, Eighteenth; Page,
Twentieth; Foran; Twen.y.iirst, and con.
cede the election Of Morey in the Seventh,
Ninth, Mccormack in the Eleventh, Upde.
graft in the Seventeenth and Taylor In the
Nineteenth. h II q 81 ] q Sd
| 4 CnclsSA7l, O., October ll.-Spocisls
from Congressional districts show very
close contest between Morey, Republican.
and Campbell, Democrat, in the Seventh
District; Hart, Republican, and Neal, Dem
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Emitted Labor

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE fedora
ton Of labor unions Of Washington City
last night adopted resolutions to organize
Stale industrial clubs composed mainly Of
woikingmen residing now at the Capitol,
from thir.y.eight States ol the Un ion. The
secretaries OF the club will Mt once proceed
to correspond with the labor organ iza.ions
Of their respective States, urging the ap:
pointment OF Congressional district repre-
sentativcs to the Central Committee on
National Labor Legislation, :, h fl',,2 Fl.A
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. -
Railway Accident

sr, LOUIS, October la very meagre
report from Dallas, Tex, says a train on.
tho Texas 4 Pacific road ran through a
bridge over the Sweetwater5 river, some
200 miles east Of Dallas at am early hour
yesterday morning. Report says five or
six persons were killed and several wound.
Ell, but no one has any definite news. 5ss
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A Political Row.

DAYTON October ll.-In a political quarrel
at the Soldiers Home last night, August
Mencke stabbed John Dear in the
groin-botl inmates Of the Home. In
another rowa saloon keeper was fatally
stabbed, and there were several other rows
caused by the interference OF the crowd OF
roughs at the polls TO prevent votes being
cast against the saloon interest. Whisky
and disorder were the chief factors. ttyyi
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Ihc I.cKiSlhturc.

. lae Republicans will probably gain from
'"l5 members in the House OF Dele
a"' aud will loom up quite respectfully
eapa'sy in tho next Legislature. They
W. WI Probably have o5 members Of the
y s'ase and four members Of the Senate.
@ss sp1osrcss. taa5gll ...s
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asjr,;,ss. aSsas W;'s , main hold is his
>arn a''Gas' y When n political caa,.
s,na4r,s y i, 50 desperate and de-
Gs, ,ss,M Hlat he cannot make an encour-
ssu 10y, ,rss'ai,el'on It would be too dead iorde-
s.,e a,al. s'.aI Georse W. needs nothing
.gnlss ssi.'ar''erous than the common Gu.
barr Nc. ,,%a which 10 suck himself full oi
&Aihs s,.. "nsn the hover olhis hopes willis
Y ionnl S seulhg sug sun this evening he will
Els,uaa... nna. aNnalysing its leaves, Interpreting
e,At ssSv, .nS, and weaving its petals into an.
sunny prediction Of Republican sue.
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A HUMAN kWATII
Mown by DerHnged Man Running |
Through n New York street.


Through n New York street. (
New YORK, October 1.-THE south side
of Four,een,h strnet hotwaon q Rroa;,wov
49,, Gil, a'a.' 49, o.,",n H,,.. o"a"
"'u o'"'n "'enue' ID u iocallty much lFe-
qucnted by ladies shopping, for II is lined
with SNOWY millinery stores and mo1istes
establishments .,,, sh,r, f,,, ~ ,ho ,,u;,,
~. ~ s,.a',' ~ ore ~. -. - -. '"'A ,
tes.' euo"iest Ahu cosli'est art'cls oi
feminine apparel. Yesterday afternoon,
rs on all pleasant afternoons, Il was
,hror,cl with ,.,, aro.,ol ,ro.o,, Abo,,,
, ',",es,1 W." o" ., "0u'''' 1ND,''
. c'oeA' "heli Ihe l''rone "as uehsess' a
short man with starring bloodshot eyes, a
bristliug red mustache and scrubby red
ho,,,d and roll ,anr,s;yo ,,oo ,no,,, - ono
.,, =, . w. 'IE'''e '"'o :, "Ao','u wv
OF these women Gown, anu then drawing
II long, bright steel instrument from his
pocket, sprung s1yagely at group Of wo.
men in front OF Giesen's millinery store.
They ran screaming into the store, and
more than one showed by slashed dresses
how narrow the escape had been. The
man then chased another woman, who run
screaming into Johnston's millinery storc
lie attempted to follow, but the doors were
elnmmed in his face and he turned away
This had happened so quickly that q group
OF ladies looking into Johuson's show.
windows had no time 10 get away, and the
man plunged at them stabbing right and
left. The scene was frightful. I Women
fell before his blows or tainted with fright.
They rushed iuto stores, across the street,
up steps, and their shrieks were loud
On went the man toward Sixth
avenue. 1t was but moment though
before the street was deserted. Then he
stopped moment and turned. AT this
number of men who were waiting their
opportunity, spang upon him, dash.
ed him to the ground, disarmed him, and
held him there until II policeman, came.
Then An effort was made tosee what harm
the man had done. 1t was found that he
had stabbed probably from ten TO twenty
women, two. boys and one man. Cnriously
enough the woman worst hurt proved to
be the wife Of the policeman who arrested
him, anu Mrs. Mary Stanly, a young wo.
man OF %, who vas stabbed in the left
breast, it is feared fatally. The fact pre-.
vented her husband from getting the
names from the injured, many Of whom
hurried home. 7,.5
Mrs. Thomas Worth, OF G6G Sixth avenue,
was dangerously stabbed in the left side.
Mrs Stanley. 53'.l,sg =
Miss Pauline Fielder, aged 10, OF $50
West Sixteenth street, stabbed in left
breast, but not dangerously. ~ I
Mrs Maria Stolzenberg, Of 422 East Ninth
street, was stabbed in the shoulder.
Miss n. l.. King Of 4a0 East Fif,y-seventh
street, in left hip twice. E ';t.5 g,e'
Miss Louisa Checker, OF West Fifty.
seventh street, in the back. {f5.f2si{ri-i
Miss butcher, Of l57 Pierrepont street.
Brooklyn, in the breast. Isly :
None OF these wounds with the exception
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Tho Result in tbhlO.

ohio ms gone decidedly Democratic.
The Republicans have lost heavily through.
out the State. The reason for this Is plain
enough. They were divided on the liquor
question, as to how to deal with that large
interest. Some Of them declared for abso.
Lutte prohibition, while others, led by such
papers as the Cincinnati Gazette, de-
manded a jndicious yet stringent license
law The Democracy took no part in tho
fray whatever, being careful to do nothing,
and also 10 say as little as possible, and
thus give ofIense to neither side. They
took no ground against the Smith law or
the Pond law, but simply declared in gen.
eral terms against all sumptuary lesisla.
tlon' This is n "glittering generality"
really means nothing, and yet
was intended to suggest opposition
on tho part Of the Democracy
to the policy Of the Republicans, and this
suggestion was thus understood and inter.
preted by those whose votes il was in.
-
tenoea anu expected 10 catch' Webster
defines "sumptuary" laws to mean ''sucll
as s,fes'r"'n OF unit 1he eapenses'eL citizens
III apparel lood' 'uFnltare' or tho like"
1t had itsorigin in old English laws, and
was species Of class legislation such rs
really marked line Of privileges between
tha rD1irv md t1,n n,, y 4, ~ o1o,,n, oe , ~:
''ie ia''l,s "no Tue suolect classes OF socie-
" IN '.''s country NOBODY proposes dis
t''c'''e leglsla1ioh OF ms character. The
Jaws mere are made TO apply TO ALL But
INC Term is asea ms weapon OF warfare by
'aose VINO oeslfe 10 create inc impression
.h"e soheooay desires to restrain some
ooov e'se personal liberty IN the matter
Of living. Hence special taxes OH certain
articles Of doubtful utility or Of luxury are
often stigmatized rs stlnptuary laws.
The plum Of the campaign on the part OF
the Democracy in Ohio was 10 keep quiet
and not stir up the people in the country,
but to secretly foment and cultivate the
disailection in the cities and towns, and
this campaign they carried out. They did
not antagonize Gov. Foster and other Re
publican speakers on the stump on the IL
quor question. They confined themselves
to other Issues before the people, feeling
that il they did not combat that issue their
party would remain intact in the country,
while they could quietly work up the vote
at the centres Of population to suit them
selves. This has been their policy and it
has been decidedly successful rs the result
shows. The Democracy have not been rent
in twain, while the Republicans have
We presume that two.tlirds OF the German
vote hns been cast for the Democratic can.
didatcs, and that part Of the other third
remained at home and would not 60 to the
polls. The result Is the loss Of the L.egis.
lature, the loss, Of the State ticket and Of
several Congressman.
In one sense the contest was not poIiti-
cal in its character, although several Con.
gressmen have been lost to the Republic
cans. The contest this year-an oil'year-
was understood to be on. the liquor ques;
ton mainly, and this question was the
main feature Of the canvass in most Of the
counties, although, us We have said, the
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Grnxetl the Sun,

3s WAsllSeroS, D. G., October 1l.-Dr.
Lewis Swift, director Of the Warner OBJ.
servatory, says that the new comet wes
discovered BY Dr.. Schmidt, at Athens, is
unqucstionable. A fragment OF the great
comet was broken OF at It's pcrihelion in
passage. II Is proven that tho great comet
must have grazed the sun and hence passed
through a terrible crisis. This Is ttl,e sec.
nnd instance on record where comet has
been disrupted, the first one being Biella's
comet Of 1910, 'ls, u
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,,'., W. never get done writing about the
S~u'O'altar, and how can We help return
a. sa0q' mutton after that magnificent
~, Inrl'y. The boys here all declare
w.. Aa'shall is the best county be-
IVA ''e lakes and tho Gull OF Mexico.
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yi a Beautiful Policeman.

/. CINCINNATI, o.. October ll.-Anthony
Baccioco, npoliceman, while drunk, shortly
utter midnight last evening entered tho
saloon Of Adam Doller on Broadway street.
near. Court, and being refused a drink by
Mrs. Doller became abusive. Mr.. Doller
attempted 10 eject him when Baccioco fred
two shots which proved fatal, Doller diving,
within an hour. Baccioco was too drunk
when arrested to givc any account Of ,hc
murder. \ I.'5'' ''.''i 'S
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Tho Egyptlau Army.

,ALrxAxpRIA, October ia native
paper states the strength Of the Egyptian
army will DO 10000, infantry cavalry aud
artillery. Officers anti soldiers suspected OF
participation in tue revolution will not bs
admitted. Tho olIlces will be Turks Or
Circassians. t.l " Z. ! !. u: Z.
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Thanks from GOH. ..
CLAI.KsuuRa, October II.

G. v. .4,tinHn, EY., Chairman:
Please say to my friends who have
,hoxered their congratulations upon me,
,ha, Mn very grateful, and that l shall
ever remember their kind support. am
oueunweIl; so much 80 that I must de-
,liue for the present the invitation to visit
your city. Ny majority in Harrison is
a. E.Gorr, JR.
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The MALI Tratle..

Z PIrrsuunalr, Pa, October a The West
crn Nail Association met here this morn.
ing and without discussion reailirmed the
card rate Of $'I0. The trade is improving
and the outlook is encouraging.
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,,.., We hadn't had Ri election Of our own
t,s.s' Ae'e on Tuesday, and II the bottom
i,n. n' Ia'len clean out OF the Democracy
n, s u'sl''ct, We never could have stood
- ess ifom Ohio. As it is we are assu.
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o.crat, in tho l9.h, and Mckinley, Repub.
li.can, and Wallace, Democrat, In tho
Eighteenth. Nlorey claims Il ma jori,y OF
~. Neal and Hart each claim from 1 to
~, ana tue official count will be required
10 decide, Wallace claims n majority Of i, /,
anu here also tho official count must do.
teIm.''e. Morrow, Democrat in tho Third
District, Inns majority Of POI. aGg
), CoIrMnrs, Ga, October 1l.--A special
ulspatch from fonngsboro, thu nearest s,u-
tion to the Chewvcta lime works, says thcro
y no uprising Of negroes In that section.
o!lier ta'9ilies who reached this city To-
night soy It Is expfced. ~. ..N-
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INTO THE POSSESSION OF CANAAN.
The Republican, Took Their iCAoIct, and Have
Emerged from tho Sterile Wilderness Of
BonrSonism iuto tho rieAsaut Plaius
~ and Valleys OF Republication. 1.

II tho Republicans had their choice be.
tween winning this district or two Of the
other districts Of the State, they would
choose the First rather than any other
two. Why? Because tho possession Of
the First district would be the entering
wedge to the possession OF the whole State.
Register Of October G. T "A
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n. II. scott.

ss s :, sea'leman isthe Senator eject from
,p.s'',..e ',.et by about l50 majority. This is
,.s sruo"ean gain Of one in the Senate that
ssa., suoV Of. McGrew and Dawson will not
NS'''eso lonely hereafter. AZ
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three precincts give I.oomis 73 minority.
The others will add about 100. The vote
WIS very light. "J. 0s.,,. Ha
Wcixel County.

NEw MAmlSsvlLLE, October 1.-THE
official returns from this county only give
Good, candidate for Congressman, 357 ma.
jority. We greet Ohio county and say well
done. Il, ol ga&t5
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Glt qntellfgeltter;:.
,.,,, Nos. M AMI 81 Fourteenth Air~ei
This District.

The tide rises and at present It looks rs
4 Golf would have 1900 minority. He
-. ont Of the Pan Handle with the solid
,o,e Of all four counties, aggrcgatipg a ma
b,i,y Of los, and gathers strength as he
,pce,ds. Our present estimate on the
Nd, Of actual and estimated returns Is as
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q d einl Vote Of HeIn,Ont.

Special dispatch TO the 1ntellisenccr. 5,ft4,i.-
ST. CLAlEsvilLE, October 1.-THE official
returns Of Belmont county give maiorities
us follows: Newman, Dem, Secretary OF
State, Sc; Alexander, Dem, Congress, 9l2;
sedwiek, Rep, Sheriff, 3i3; Mechen, Dem,
Commissioner, eOl; Mitchell, Dem, Sur.
veyor, l26; Richey, Dem, Iniirnary. Direc.
tor, lS0; Garrett, Rep, Coroner, l2G. The
total vote polled was 5000.
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Fon piles, constipation and torpid liver
never fail to take MANALIH. A.6lgg.T5
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., /,
san TIED 10 Rourbo a l.m-Gibson Flee,

Still Tied 10 Bourbo ntain--Gibson Elect,
cd by, a Reduced, Majority. 3I13
Special Dispatch to tho ln,ellisenccr. y,
I PARKEnsnunG, W. Va, October H.
Loomis carries Wood county by 2ss ma
jority. The entire Republican Legislative
ticket iiselected ~ a handsome majority.
The returns from The district aroi1oo mea:.
gre ior a'detlnite report, but We hope to
reduce Gibson's majority 10 1000. ~
PESSspono, W. Y, October ll.-All but
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Therefore the apparent majority for Goir
a, ,S,5 which is change, on the basis Of
n. Presidential vote, Of $3.50.
How is this for high? il.0,
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Y Noble County's Vote. R
Special Dispatch to the In,cllisencer '4t
CALDWELL, O., October ll.-Noblo coun-
ty. official is: UpdegraG's majority 10. .t..