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THE EARTHQUAKE,
which Brought the Structure o.
Ohio RepubIlcanIsin in Ruin
to the Earth,
Democrats Gain Nine Congressman
and Sweep the State by
$4,000 Majority.
Buckeye Radicals Mourning ID
SackcIoth and Ashes Over
Their Departed Greatness.

The result in Ohio is one which the Dem
ocrats may well be proud of. The latest
advices from Columbus indicate that the
majority for Newman, for Secretary OF
State, will not be under 10000, and will
very likely go up to 5000. As % Con-
gressmen, the delegation of two years ago
is reversed, and instead of six, the Demo
Gratis will have fifteen representatives,
with a fighting chance for another ortwo.
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A Heavy Defaulfer.

( CHICAGO, October 1.-THE News says
Franklin S. Chase, chairman of the Cook
County Democratic Committee, has proven
a defaulter for snm estimated at fifty
to seventy.five thousand dollars. Drink
ing, harlotry and speculation caused his
downfall. He was lawyer, and the money
had been confided to him by his clients,
who trusted him without security. Mrs.
Norton, widow'of Chase's protector, Judge
Norton, loses $4,000. 1t was through her
the story first came to light.
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THE TARIFF COMMISSION.
Yesterdays Session at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, October ia committee Of
wool growers came before the Tariff Com
mission this morning and advocated the
maintenance OF increase of the present
duties on malt. A cork manufacturer
asked an increase of duties on manufac-
,tured cork and that cork bark be still ad-
mitted free of duty. In the interest of
cleanliness a soap manufacturer asked for
an abolition of the duties on chemicals en-
'tering into the manufacture of soap.
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PnIifical luarreIs.

CHICAGO, October IA Dayton, Ohio,
special says: ''In a political quarrel at the
Soldiers Home, last night, August
Mencke stabbed John Dean in the groin.
Both were inmates of the Home. In an
other row a saloon keeper was fatally
stabbed, and there were several other rows,
caused by the interference of crowd Of
roughs at the polls to prevent votes being
cast against the saloon interest. Whisky
and disorder were the chief factors.
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Christian Convention.

CHICAGO October 1.-THE Chicago Chris
tian Convention met here this morning
under the auspices of the Evangelical Com
mittee. Its object is to intensity and shape
the revival spirit OF the, churches in the
Northwest. Over five hundred ministers
will be present, and the hall was we'll filed
in the preliminary meeting to hear Rev.
w. G. Mackey preach the opening sermon.
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Of the law, and that it Il adequate 10 The
protection Of all citizens. The crims com.
black and bloody sgto sfiord Its own excun1,
but We, as citizens Of an elightsned ags, n,
pudiste this cot "a one In every vsy .un.
worthy Of American citisenship. - I - =
lsisnedl r R;y; I Js..3 ch.isnas.
F. n. GLRERr, Z.
SIS j G. SfLlSHLISy
:. F. BExs,
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WetEel County.
S,,scirl m the Pegister

NItIIWt 20 IIt ItVy'"III'
New MARTINsvILLE, October 1.-THE fol-
lowing districts in the county have been
heard from: Burton, Good, III; Goff, 13O.
Clay. Good, 126; Goff, 95. Centre, Good,
17s; Goff, 143. Magnolia Good, 265; Goff,
500. Green, Good, 1O1; Goh, %. Total
majority for Good, 179. Two precincts,
Grand and Proctor, are yet to hear from.
These will give Good 800 majority, making
his majority in the county about AIS. This
is a Democratic loss of S55.
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rr.nch Trnop. lor Tanir.

TrYIs. October Il.-Strong reinforcemcnu
have been sent 70 Southern Tunis, with the
object of carrying on operations on a large
scale against the insurgents during the
cold season.
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BAD ACCIDENT.
A Half Dozen People Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October ia very
meagre report from Dallas, Texas, says:
"a train on the Texas Pacific road ran
through bridge over the Sweet Water
river, some two hundred miles east of Dal
las, at an early hour yesterday morning
The report says five or six persons were
killed and several wounded, but no one has
any definite news, as no train has since
come in from the east, and railroad men will
NOT talk
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NoSrPELIER, VI, October l1.-Almon 7.
Meaker, under sentence of death for, with
his mother, killing little girl at Water
bury, VT, some two yeats ago, by admins
tering strychnine, having previously
cruelty beaten the child on several occa-
sions. has made confession which is sub
slantially the same as the story recited by
witnesses at the trial. He accuses his
mother of instigating the murder. The
details show great brutality.
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Nxw Yoxx. October li.-A essnSesstivsiy
triting sccbdsnt yesterday nosphG in -
Hudson river tunnel ssys No = 2 sune1
quIry showed then 70 bs gFol1l3sA. u =
not infrequent that vhat srs celisd peck
cts" Of fresh water under De ylyes - 90
encountered In driving ~ tunosa forward
snd yesterday larger o1e thaa nsual -
met The water bfoks tAreaCA the hee1-
Ing snd flooded Tie tunnA ~ n esyeeH
feet that hase ben compleeo4 Qegeo
we're IN ~ tpnnsl at - om9s ~ ~ -
csped ss6fiy. end the uosf - O09eeppeee
q ehssEs ~, viii ~ - Ne11e4 Dese
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Tyler County.
SpecirI 10 the Register

SISrERsvILLE, w. VA, October 11.-Lin-
coin district, Tyler county, cast 500 votes.
Goffreceived 16s; Good, 1S9; Goff's majori-
ty, %. Hutchinson's majority two years
ago was 80 over Wilson, Snider, l4l; Guth-
rie, 16S; Kelsal, Democrat, State Senate,
l4I, Smith, Republican, 1853; A. l.. Corbly,
Democrat. County Commissioner, l56, 5.
.Mavfield, Republican, 13l.
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Caught himself.

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Evening
Journals Pine Bluff. Arkansas, special
says: Daniel Camp, well known plan
ter, died from the effects of csrelessly eat
ing a water melon which be had poisoned
for the benefit OF thieves, who inroads
on the patch. Three Of his children who
also partook of the melon are likely to
die"
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NoRrH ADAMS, Mass, October 1.-The
Ballou House was burned this morning by
an incendiary. Some OF the boarden snd
and fireman were hurt.
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Et,I.a ,x : Drunken Polieeman.'

CIScmSArI, October 11.-Anthony Bacci.
ocD. q policemen. while drunk shortly after
midnight last night. entered the saloon Of
Adam Daller, on Broadway, near Court
street, and being refused n drink BY Mrs
paller. became abusive. Mr. Dalfer at
tempted to eject him, when Baceioco fired
two shots, which proved fatal, Daller dying
with an hour. Bacciocio was too drunk
when arrested 70 give any account OF the
murder
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
Gibson's Majority In the Fourth Dis
trlet About 1900.

.- Special Dispatch to tke Register.
PARKERsBURG. October 11.-Returns re-
ceiyed insure the triumphant election Of
Eustsce Gibson for Congress. Hewill come
to the Kanawha with 1900 majority. His
majorities north of the Kanawha will in
crease his majority to 1900. Wood county
elects the Republican Legislative ticket,
and Anthony Smith, Republican, for Sena'
tor in this district.
Jackson and Writ counties elect Demo
cratic members of the Legislature,
Richie county gives LOOMS but 175 ma
jority and elects the Democratic County
Commissioner.
Loomis' majority in Wood county is 2SS,
96 less than Rutchinson's majority in 1880
Democrats are jubilant over the results of
yesterdays elections. The news of Goods
defeat was received here with great regret
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Harrisnn County.

7 Speeial IIiEpatek % tas hegisteT.
CLARKssURs, w. Va, October 1.-THE
result of the election in this Congressional
district has created the widest enthusiasm
among General COTS friends. The Gen.
eral himself is feeling particularly hap
DIV over the handsome and unexpected ma
iority be received in Ohio county, and is
profuse in his expressions Of thanks over
the lattering vote he received at hone.
Figures received here from all parts OF the
district indicate majority of upwards OF
1000. Democrats are somewhat desponu-
ont
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Preston CoNHtJ'
- p..,,,,,,b to 'ths Rs0isfe'

Special DtSpdtea 70 tS hAey'"'e'-
TrSSELroS, w Va, October 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the vote Of FelloysEille, Preston
county Guthrie, f4s; Snyder 81 Congress,
Mason 142 Wilson %. Kitchen 6; State
Senate. McGrew lS6. Watson 81 House OF
delegates, Orr (R.) 1Ss. Rigg tR9 l42'
HreSes fDl :, Messenger tGl 8, Miller
fc -
Iae ,Ote at Evansville, Preston couafy'
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Brooke County.
Snerinl Disnntch % the Rsni.ter

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
wELLsBURG, W. Va, October 1.-THE
following is the full vote of Brooke county:
Good, 529; Gof, 551. Snyder, 54li Guthrie,
5S2. Jacob, 5S7; Caldwell, 4S6. Wilson,
$40: Scott, 514. Delegate-Hukill, D., 572;
McCord, r., 492. County Commissioner,
DuyaL D.. 900: McClelland, r, SIS.
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RtHuck n 49,.

MEMPHIS, October 1.-THE steamer Pow
Boy, en- route from Pine Bluff, Arkansas,
to Memphis, strucka snag yesterday morn
ing, in White River cut of, eight miles
above its mouth, and sunk. She was owned
by the Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company. She was three years Old. ana
valued at $4,000; insured for 5000, IN
Cincinnati offices. The cargo consisted OF
$50 bales of cotton consigned 70 Memphis
merchants
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Rirdshot I'm the Face.

QUINCY, ILL, October 1.-Two brothers
named Workman, near Lorraine, in this
county, quarreled, when one took up a
gun and fired a load of birdshot into the
others face. One eye is gone and num-
Der Of shot were cut out OF his face. The
brother has not been arrested.
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Upshur County.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
BUcKHANNoN, w. Va, October 11.-0fficial
returns of this county gives the following
majorities: Butterick, 1863; Guthrie, 400;
Coburn, R., for Senate, 555; Morgan, R.,
Delegate. 262. --- .
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ST. JOINS, n. F., October 1.-The steam
er Neptune has arrived with the passen'
gers. mail, baggage, specie, etc, from the
wrecked steamer Herder. The German
consul met the ship on the wharf, and had
all sent TO comfortable lodgings.
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Marion County.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
MAxNrNGroN, w. Va, October lh--The
vote here yesterday wss-as follows' Con-
gress-Mason, R., 4s4; Wilson, D., 5lS.
State -Hartuttler, R.. 49, Colvert,
D.. 81. House of Delegatss-Jones, R., 4s4;
sturms R., 47S; McKenney, D., SIS; .Nur-
raw d 3l4
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.
The contractors for the T. Y, round houss
have resumed work, and u viii b CON.
pleted as soon . posable.
Mrs. Higiar, Of kansas City, vas here %
Monday. - a,.,...,
turned from q trip out at and around hew
Philadelphia. "a tJ, -. 4 q
quietly considering
School has began in the nev school housa
M Edward Pittis, who has been visiting
friends in town for several days, returned
TO vs. ashington on honday. 81!
Arch seel, Of Portland, was In town,
yetterdsy.
ob'Tufsdsy. ,.E. 8.,l.E
cincinnati. where be win attend school
Mr.. Drenpen. Of Martina fsry. ~ n
town, yesterday. - s4as ai,il
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coMETARy.

Astronomers, Like Dscssrs, Rall oat.
New YORK, October 1.-THE paragraph
cabled from London, Sunday, to the effect
that Piazzi Smyth and other eminent
astronomers of Great Britain believed that
the comet would return, at the latest, In
October, 1888, and would then fall into the
sun, with results that would be very disas-
trous 10 this globe, was submitted to-day
to Dr. Jacob 0hisen, the astronomer, who
said: IF the paragraph did not 50 dis
tinctly explain that the extraordinary opin-
ion on the comet said to be current in Lon
don was first promulgated BY Richard Proc
tor and Piazzi Smyth, two gentlemen who
are supposed 70 be .astronomers OF GOOD e.
tainments, fshould have attyibuted Sucn
fears IS they express to bowling dervish
of Asia Minor or some equally trustworthy
authority. The theory they are said to
favor exhibits as valuable Q system of
reasoning a. that Of the Chinese,
who .belabor their tam-tams when
ever an echpse 1 takes place. Thai
the comet may sucoumb to the inconceiyt-
bly, vast attractive Dower OF the sun h NOT
only possible, bat highly probably; but
why the destruction Of thesworid should
necessarily foliowsuch result passes my
understanding. The comet 40 compAfed
with the sun Is an insignificant body, aud
its collision with the sun would be bad
thing for the individuality of the comet
inasmuch as the sun Is capableof absorbing
q multitude of such bodies without any
pereeptible increase in size or perceptibie
change in its nature. j am surprised that
men occupying such positions should de-
scend to the level of vulgar alarmists
agree with them in so far as APPEARANCES
indicate the return Of the comet next year
and its probable collision with the sum-
More ChSoges.
PHILIPS, n. Y, October 1l.-Professor
Brooks, OF the Red House Observatory, de.
tected great changes in the head Of the
comet this morning since his observations
of yesterday. The nucleus was greatly
elongated and clearly split into two un.
equal parts. A small crescent shaped en-
velop was being thrown off in front Of the
head.
A New Comet.
WASHINGTON. October 1.-THE Smithso.
nian Institution has received from the
Academy Of Vienna announcement OF the
discovery by Schmidt at Athens on the Sth
of October o comet with same motion In
right ascension and desclination.
Dr. Lewis Swift director Of the Warner
Observatory, saws the new comet discover.
ed by DR.. Schmidt. at Athens, is an un-
questionable fragment Of the great comet
broken of at its perhilion passage. It
proves that the great comet must have
grazed the sun. and hence passed through
a terrible crisis. This Is the second in
stance on record where comet has been
disrupted, the first one being Biella's
comes Of 1916.
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Mason County.
I0Decial Lo The ReOisker.

D, $50; Guthrie, r, 1,27O. Gibson, D, 92O;
Loomis, R, 1,040; Barbee, G, PSI. Simmons,
d, 997; Woodward, r, 1852; Young, G.,
161 Eckard for the Legislature, Democrat,
is elected beyond doubt. Howard is in
doubt. There are four precincts to hear
from, which will give about 125 majority.
There was not more than q two-third vote
DOlled
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TX, OF p.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 11.-An Owens.
boro, KY, special says: The following Of.
fcers were elected by the K. of P. of the
Grand Lodge, for the ensuing term: P. g. O.,
]. d. Powers, of 0wensboro; G. c., A. j.
Lovely, of Paris; V. g., C. d. 0welkins, OF
Csrrolton; Grand Prelate, p. X. Zulof, OF
Minal, Of Louisville. ..... q"
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Mineral County.

Special Dispatch TO the Register. +,
KEYsEs, W. VA, October 1.-Fun re-
turns from Mineral county give Wilson IS
majority, a. Democratic loss OF l4O. e
information from Hardy gives Wilson
500 majority, a Democratic loss over 1880 OF
i29. r. Sr .9s lss- = ", 1.a.i
Grantcoupty has been nnestly heard from
II win give Mason. Republican, at least 80.
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Nail Gard Reamrmed.

PITTSBURGH, October 1.-THE Western
Nail Association at its regular monthly
meeting, to-day, reaffirmed the $3 40 caro-,
which has existed for some months. No
other business of importance was transact
and the members adjourned to swell the
audience of the Tariff Commission.
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A skeleton Found ir AN Old Gold Mine.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., October 1L-The men
at work in the st. C.ttharine gold mine,
near here, discovered a coffin in the SO-foot
level. The St. Cstharine is one OF the old
est mines in the county, and had been
mon tbs ago il was purchased by Northern
ers, snSi men were put TO work cleaning it
out. The skeleton in the coffin had fallen
to pieces, and it was evident that it had
been there many years.
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Instantly Killed.

CrNcIYSATI, October ll.-Henry Kennebe,
a carpenter at work in the tower OF st:
Xaviers Catholic Church, fell distance OF
sixty feet to-day, to the stone Aoor, and
was instantly killed.
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In C0nEereaee.

PrrTsBuRGH, October 1.-The Wine and
Spirit Association OF the United States are
in session in this city. There Is large
representation of liquor men from oil
parts of the Union In attendance.
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is as follows: Snyder, II; Guthrie, 5. Con-
gress, Wilson, II; Mason, 30; Kitchen, 5.
State Senate, Watson, IL; McGrew, 81.
House of Delegates, Hughes, Is; Rigg, 80;
Orr, 81; Miller 4; Messenger, s. I
Z. Mason's majority in this county over
Wilson, 5S6 with three districts to hear
from, which will give Mason about 800 ma
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The Egxptinn Army.

: ALEXANDRIA, October u.-A native pa
per states that The, strength of the Egyp-
tian army will be 10000. infantry, cavalry
and artillery. Officers and soldiers sus-
pected Of participation in the revolt viii
Turks or Circassians.
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Lahor OrrnnizfnG.

wAsmsGros, October II. The Federation
Labor Union of Washington City, last night
adopted resolutions TO organize State In
7dustrial. Clubs, composed mainly OF work
ingmen residing now at the Capital from
the thirty eight States Of the Union. ~
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Accepted.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 1.-The
President has accepted fifty miles OF the
Northern Pacific railroad, beginning In
Idaho and ending in Montana, which was
lately examined, and reported on by Com
miSsioners Blackstone, Frye and Reed
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A Rich Mans Gifts.

BUFFALO, n. Y, October l1.-Thomas
Clsrk's will was filed for probate to-day.
He leaves an estate valued at $4,000, 600.
He gives 5000 each to the Buffalo Orphan
Asylum Charity, foundation OF the Prot.
estant Episcopal Church Of Buffalo, the
Buffalo General Hospital and the hospital
of the Sisters Of Charity, Of Buffalo.
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Kanawha County.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October 11.-Con-
gresham Kenna is reelected. The bal
anee Of the county Democratic ticket is
elected. The main fight was between the
Greepbackers and Democrats in Kanawha
county, and the latter will win on small
plurality.
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AMotherr. Fatal sorrow.

REAn1Ss, Pa, October 1l.-The sympa-
tbies Of the citizens we're aroused Yesterday
by the death of Mrs, Elizabeth Robinson.
mother of Isaac T. 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
coHyalescing, but when the announcement
was made to her Of the death-of her son,
she rapidly sank and died
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FIRE RECORD.

CHICAGO, October IA Mason county,
O., special says: A fire yesterday de-
stroyed Latin er Bros building and stock,
and four other places. Loss, $4,000; in
snrance SR5 600
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Hnmp.hires County
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

SDecidI DISpdtch % NC fseg5S1e''
RoNsEY, W. Va October IA light
vote was polled here yesterday. Four pre-
cincts show DemoeaticlOSs of 225as COM
pared with HancOck's vote, wilson's ma
;oritv in this county will not exceed $50, a
loSs ~ 500 over 1880.
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A New Wny 20 Distribute Tickets.

CINCINNATI, October. 1l.-0ne of the hu-
mors of the election here yesterday was q
dog in precinct b which travelled around
all day with lunches Of tickets fastened TO
his collar and tail. 1t proved an effective
way 10 distribute tickets.
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0hlluRRY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October ll.-Alex. II.
Wood, formerly Secretary OF the Shamrock
Lacrosse Club, Of Montreal, and for ten
years an employee Of the Grand Trunk
railroad, of that city, died this morning at
st. Mary and Elizabeth hospital, here, OF
cnnsnmntinn and dropseY.
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LOrillard Ahead.

LONDON, October 11.-At Newmarket the
Bedford stakes, for two-year-olds, was won
by Lorillsrd's Touch-Me-Not, Redgold
second, and Speculunl, colt, third.
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SEVENTEENTH DIsTRlTC.
Belmont County.


Special Dispatch to the Register.
BELLAIRE, O., October 1O.-Flushing town.
ship gives Updegraff 81 majority.
Wheeling township gives Alexander a
majority of 60.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, October 1.-THE official
count of Belmont county shows Demo
cratic majority on the State ticket of 80.
Alexander, Democrat, for Congress, has 912
majority. The Democrats elect Owen Nee
han, Commissioner, by 2O4 majority, James
B. Ritchey, Infirmary Director, 1876 MAORI
", and John A. Mitchell, Surveyor, 126
majority. Republicans elect L. C. Sedgwick,
Sheriff, by 343 majority, and Thomas Gar!
rett, Coroner, by l26 majority.
Noble Comfy. ,... -.-
Special Dispatch 20 Ghe Register.
CALDWELL, O., October 11.-This county,
complete and official, gives Updegraff shir-
teen majority only. '..g.t
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Jackson County.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
RIPLEY, w. Va, October 1l.-Armstrong
and Brown, Democrats, are elected to the
Legislature in Jackson county. Loomis
majority is seyenty-fve.
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Sr. Louis, October ,Il--Reports 70 the
Grand Lodge Of Masons OF Missouri. In ses-
zion here, shows that there are 800 lodges
in the State and $1,000 members. The
work Of the Grand Lodge will be finished
m. morrow night
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Marshall County.

Specid! Dispatch 10 the Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, w. Va, October 1.-THE
county complete gives Golf majority Of
SSs. Hostuttler, Rep, for State Senate, has
q majority of COL
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Rscnssrn, y. r, Os.se aa,-Ms 49,
fs4ios q ths sscieqe q 0D44e rs1M 49,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-12
Democrats Carry she Twentieth Dis
tFict.
Special Dispatch to the REGISTER.

Special Dispdtch % the ReglsteT.
CLEVELAND, O., October 11.-Paige, Demo
crat, carries the Twentieth district by 100
msjority. Foran carries this, the Twenty
first, district by over $500 1t is regular
ground swell in the Western Reserve.