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The celebration film r,dny Night. :


The boys are going to have n turnouton
Thursday night to celebrate the election OF
'ioF in th;s district. It il important to
tuember that this is not distinctively or
exclusively a Republican turnout. It was
resolved last night to make it celebration
IN honor OF the election Of Gor with due
recognition Of the iact Of our obligations
s"r the helping hand received from outside
Supporters. This is the right way to put
v The Republicans do mot want their
.Ees to feel that they are ignored under
at general invitation to all tho sup-
poFeS oil Goir to take Il hand. All such
aeenlially invited to participate without
'se'ence to party or "previous condition
d servitude." Gratitude is the first obi.
sa'Ion Of parties as well rs Of individuals
mi this is the feeling entertained by the
nnk and:hle Of the Republicans towards
all the friends Of Gotf's election in the
late contest. .sG 5a6s%4
S,R-We hope to have the Mason at.
hcAmcnt in undoubted working order by
lAa' time. liso, it will be included in the
bill Of fare. rg
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wxhaa Il pleasant call yesterday from
ysy. DR.. Joseph 4. Smith, the new pastor Of
t,eFourth Street NJ. L. Church. lie comes
here from Scranton, Pa, u manufacturing
town, quite similar to Wheeling, which the
Dr.. SAYS is the livest town perhaps in the
hs. outside Of New York city. He is a
ysaial and cultured gentleman and will,
ve.oubt not, prove an acceptable minister
to lis charge. ~, Nau ~
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nUCIxiNG nEECuEH,
A Stunning CriticI.in oil the Pastor OF
The Islymnu Al. Isulnit

a stunning Criticlnin OIL the Pastor or
= the Plymouth Pulpit.
NEW YoHK,. October lG.;7The Rev. Dr..
Justin D. Fulton preached yesterday morn
ing at the Baptist. Temple, Brooklyn,
on Mr., Beecher's position, "What Of it,"
taking for his text Hebrews x, %. The
substance Of his sermon is rs follows:
The Withdrawal Of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher from the Association OF Congrega.
tionai Ministers and Churches has pro.
duced new ripple OIL the sea OF human
thought. Between what the reporter said
he said, und what In his callner moments
be wishes the world TO believe he did say,
there is great difference. - af:s ~.
II Mr.. Beccher was, on October 10, what
be declares himself 10 be in his official ut.
tcrances on October Is, then he committed
u foolish and silly act wl.en he proposed
leaving the Asss cia,ion OF Congregational
Ministers because Of any views he now
claims to hold. Were it not that this same
man made charges against the virtue OF the
school teachers Of Brooklyn, and then, in
the face Of IA law suit, Withdrew them; re.
pudiated Republican nominees, and
charged conduct upon Republican officials
which he declined to prove, VIC might be.
lieye that the reporters and ministers were
at fault. Why? Because he said his views
were burden to them. What are his
views as he now gives them?
The reporter repOrtetl Mr.. Baeeler ns
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week OF 1881:
Portland Is no. included in the total.
Tha av h ih;f III Ia xraot ID n faf 10 fu t,r,rr

The exhibit this week Is 4 fat ly fuvora-
bic one, showing the general trade move.
ment continues well sustained in the ng.
,gregate, though smaller than those OF last
week, still il compares quite favorAbly with
those for the corresponding week Of lust
year. The aggregate clearipgs for thewerk
Just closed is Sl,S70, ,0sG,970, against 81 ,4G4,.
WG,03l for the previous week. AS com.
pared with the corresponding week OF lust
year tho clearings show percentage Of in.
crease Of 0.3 per cent againt decrease OF
40 per cent last week. and IN increase Of
2S.5 per cent for the previous week. In New
York the Clcarings show an increase Of 33.4
per cent over the previous week. IN the
country at large outside OF New York the
clcarings show decrease Of 6.l per cent
against n decrease of 40 per
cent :. last week. Cleveland '. shows
a decrease Of HI against an increase
Of 81; Pittsburgh an increase Of 53:2 against
an increase of'GS.5. In Boston ia all lines
OF trade there has been an improvement
over the past few weeks and business gen.
orally is in' II satisfactory condition. ~
The clearings ut Portland amount to ST..
ll0,00S against 81, III ,S94 last week and
S9S0,942 Tor the previous week. = -
Louisville shows decrease Of 81 against
an increase o.. .G.S Inst week. New, Orleans
shows Il decrease Of 90 against m increase
Of III last week and lin increase ofl4 9 for
the previous week. Chicago with lighter
speculative trade shows decrease OF 4.G
against decrease Of 35.G last week, and, a
decrease Of &c for the previous week.
St. Louis =. records decrease
of.HG3J! againsti'a decrease. oGi!290
last week and an increase Of seven forI the
previous week. San Francisco makes d
loss Of 60, against loss OF e3.7 last week.
Cincinnati shows decreaseof 95.3, against
"a decrease OF 0.3. Milwaukee q decrease
.of 3.l, against a decrease Of ll.G, Peoria
Il decrease of SlG.l, against decrease Of
H.4, and Indianapolis u decrease of ts.S
per cent, against a atlecrease'of l2..S, j
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@ Two GEORGIA OUTLAWS. N
DetNila Of the Recent Murder at hnnu
tF ''' ~ Mountain. 'ti"l9'a' ~ ~

4 CltArrASoooA. Tryy October i lO-rhc
,,o,o,ls ,f,ho ho,,,l,Io ~, ,,,o. ,ha, ,...,
u''sl' u ."e lo.f.osc ,n''uer INA! occurred
on oanu a'i Aioun'"'h, Daae county, da., a
few days ago, mcager particulars Of which
were .eleeraphed YOU from this place bave
Ina, comc IN I,,ht which i,r hn,ano.s H.,
'' go. W "sn' "i''e" W oo'iess Wv. ""u
auoc''y has only an equal IN THO daring
deeds Of tho Taylor brothers. The account
stated TINT an unknown mnn wos foun,l
rrrdorod ~, tho ,oo,,.,,,o nv con,1 IT..
'As ~, ". 'Ne 'esA'.1'' VI. '"uu Nioun'
ta'h' F1he Jury Of inquest discovered
q note on the person Of the murdered
man in favor Of 8. IS. .uartberper NJ
So,,h p;,,,b,r, Torr Il. .i,uoa,,, T..
~ ,, N',:u.s' -.a,' ~ '"e"'y''o"r
dollars, anu inferred That the bearer was
the person addressed. The body was
found by DR.. d. L. Cameron, but at TIM,
time no clue could be hnI 10 tho nsrnsir". ".
tors Of the deed. WeJncsday Il nun by
the name Of Walker came from his home
six miles in the country. to Trenton. IA
and became intoxicated, The effects iof nj
bad whisky soon stimulated his passion far
blood, and he wanted TO fight almost any.
body WHO came in his way. In boastixp
OF his many deeds Of sallantry he referred :
with Il laugh, to- having killed man m
Sand Mountain. The citizens Of Trenton
did not credit bis statement, and he oifereI
to 20 and show them Tho place where i,o
had Killed the man, Mystitied by his
statements. DR., Cameron, fmore ont oi
curiosity than ANYTHING else. humorcd his
story, and proceeded with him 10 tl,e
country. Walker led thc' way directly to
the spot where Cameron had found tho
murdered man, ,.llII. I 1srGn' III''lS ~,
ayes" said Walker, With laugh. "we
got him. Me and John Reecc were out Ni
hunting, and were sitting on that loo Won
saw him carrying down the road. and
told Recce to pull down on him tirst nnd /
would shoot next. Just as lIartberuer voi
by that tall oak Reece cut loose and hit tAe
tree. | don't think he tried to MT him hi
l fixed him." ln III ! '"'
Dr., Cameron asked Walker il Hartbcrpcr
said ANYTHING.
. "He lust turned around nnl said sDon,,
shoot; | am an INNOCENT traveller And M
he said this | let him hive Il in the ripht
breast with my shotgun. After he fcll I
shot him with my pistol" :
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NAslIlSaroS, October le,-The annual
report Of the Second Assistant Postmaster.
General will show a decided Increase III
the mileage. Of Star Route service for the
last fiscal year as compared with that OF the
year ended June 80, 1850, when the average
mileage. was. thought to have reached lis
Notwithstanding this Increase. of mileage
the cost Of maintaining The services las,
been less than in 1850. by more than a mil.
lion dollars. It is estimated the Star route
service for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1888, will cost less than the service OF tho
current fiscal year Of 1852, in amount about
S5i3,sSO. l7i q. '.-5.5.A ~ Tii:..
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Iht Crude Of l,Orl Admiral.

=, "AS'lScToS, October l6.-The Secretary
- ,"e Navy has decided to restore the
s,' s14e OF rort-Admiral at New York,
Iv''s''ed Wy when Vice. Admiral Rowan WINS
;, ,,'esea from the yard. Commodore Jno. !
\ ulshur, at present commandant at
in n" i,ao'S, Will be assigned to the position
"u''1'oh 10 his present duties.
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3, EvANGELICALL LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Proceedings 0fihe Morning sessIon-Tht
Next Place Of Meeting,

=
PlrrsnUEGn, October lG.-At. this morn-
ing's session Of the Pittsburgh Synod oftLe
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Allegheny,
the time and place Of the next meeting,
was chosen. twill DO held at Fayettes.
vile, Lawrence county, Pa, commencing
on the Wednesday, Immediately preceding
the full moon OF October. 1859.
Rev. W. 2. sbanor, OF Allegheny, pastor
Of u General Council Evangelical Lutheran
Church, was received as IN advisory mem
Der Of the Synod. i2fNs 4. 2. e'','
The folio wing were elected Directors 10
the Theological Seminary: Rev. E.r-W.
Leisher, for three years; j. ii. Wright, =ior
two years. II. NJ. Keller, lay director.
Delegates to the General Synod were cho-
sen US follows: Alinistcrial-Revs. Lewis
Hay, G. W. Leisher and Z. II: Dorm blaser;
Lay--J. johnson, Fred Nv. 'Keiier and
WIN. A. Rhodes. A!ternates-Alinisterial
|-Revs. j.. NJ. Wonders, L, Z l.. Streamer
and ]. II. Wright; Lave. Bender, G.. z.
Delo and W. A. lleimb berger. a'i,;sZ.g
The Trustees for the ORPHANS Home
were appointed by the President: Min.
is!erial-Rev.9 lewis lIay; Lay-W.. A.
Rhodes. .jir9L[3 ilshf gl'is gSf4 ~
lt{was resolved that the various Com.
mittees on Home Missions, : Foreign, Mis-.
sions and Education be required 10 make
all necessary arrangements Tor their re-
spective anniversaries at our synodical con.
ventions, and that the speakers be an.
pointed ut least six months previous to The
meeting Of the Synod. s=t.31 & v
A report from the Committee on Sunday
School Publications was received, endors-
ing those works issued by the Lutheran
Publication House, and recommending the
exclusion OF all so.cailed undenonina-
tional, -anti.Iulheran,5 iaction.producing
literature. The committee also earnestly
recommend TINT the Synod will make the
interests Of the q Lutheran; h Publication
Society their aim personally and that they
do all they can to help it along. The re-
port was adopted. VI 57 O.. e
The afternoon meeting Of Synod was OF a
purely business character. ,'"s5 .'as4Ifi
Rev. J. w. Schwartz is tho chairman OF
the Statistical Committee aud one OF the
hardest worked men in the Synod. He
always knows what he is talking about,
and talks it With elnphaqis. ~ 60 -
Rev. G. II. Dornblaser; the Secretary, is
Il genial man OF fine ability and n good
scribe. His sermon at Messiah Lutheran
CHURCH yesterday morning was highly mp:
preeiatel. III \ III, ~, y,s,s n !, s5I,
Rev. G. W. Leishcr presides with dig
nifty, and keeps IN ey Q OH the business OF
Synod. lie is anlan Of decision OF char
actcr and executive abiity.F, ..i, s,iasl Il i i
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= ZONE WOMAN's LIFE.
Out all Night 10 sec the C0mct-.Trcntcd
tOn Whole Cunst 81 lntIo1I.

Out all Night 10 sec the Con,ct-Trcatctl
|, toa Whole Constellation.
CLEVELAND, October lG.-At m extreme
y early hour yesterday morning, SO early
indeed, that it was still night, the residents
Of the Ninth ward were given the benefit
Of an act taken bodily from domestic
melodrama. The melodrama, it might be
said, had leaning toward tragedy The
plain, unpoetical facts in the highly roman
tic aflair are about as follows:
: Anaged citizen has for many years kept
a grocery store on a retired street, and
with the vile OF his bosom has occupied
tho appointments in the rear olthe store in
peace and quietude. Thcy1 would have
livedup stairs il the wife had not added
weight with her, years, and found toiling
up and down contracted staircase, a work
attended with so much difficulty and ia-
tigue that it was rendered impracticable.
There being no accommodations for rigging
q derrick, therefore the iumily abode
down stairs. But this is digrcssion. al
In order. TO assist him in delivering
goods to customers, the grocer invested a
certain part OF his hard.earnings in horse
and wagon. The outfit served n: double
purpose, and when the husband had filled
his orders, the wife would cause the horse
10 earn his board by hauling her about.
All through the summer when the wea-
ther and stress Of custom permitted, the
wife took a daily pleasure drive. Late
Saturday afternoon she started out rs
usual, but failed to return at the regular
time. Her spouse prepared and partook
OF lonely yesper meal, and composed
himself to wait in patience. But, his
patience did not increase with the lapse Of
time, and at o'clock Sunday morning,
when the shaking OF the earth informed
him that his wife had arrived in the
neighborhood, the old man was wild and
woody. So he procured a horsewhip and laid
Tor his giddy marital partner. She un-
hitched the horse and started for the house.
near the door Of which her husband lay in
ambush. The sharp zi.i.t Of whale bone
cut the air and was followed by the Shrek
ing Of a tliree-forse power voice with n
double head OF sleam on. Before the
neighbors could arrive the woman was
very, thoroughly reduced to a state Of
mingled tears and contrition. The pres.
ence Of populace had the effect Of curtail.
ing the exercises. which were still further
shortened by the appearance Of two police.
men. . The man and woman both went 10
the Fourth precinct station, the former
under arrest, and the latter 10 interccde for
him. She was successful, and after his re-
lease the united twain went home talk the
matter over and square auairs il possible.
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~ 1 AoI.I Robhcry.s,

DETROIT, a0ctober l0.-W. II. Roosa, a
commission merchant, doing business in
the heart Of tie city, was knocked down
at,poon. to-day while ip bis store alone, the
clerk being gone TO dinner, and robbed OF
So5o III His pocket book! Two men who
visited 1.-the i store,II desired ,li to'i be-.
some butter - and que. b went: with,
examine the butter in the ice box, his part.
ner remaining at the front door, undoubt.
edly 10 stnnd guard. While Roosa Swas
bendinga over, sthes ice box ri he
was Knocked q senseless probably
with . ielungI shot, when the rob.
bink Hrsperpetrated. lIIe JreniainedsEhn-
conscious until the return Of the clerk,
fifteen minutes later. ''.
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Revenue Trial. youtlr, :

WASHINGTON, October l6.-A telegram
from Revenue Agent Chapman, dated At
lanta, Ga, October 18th, states that a yer.
dict Of guilty Ind been rendered against
the men who burned Deputy Collector
Stewards property and attempted to murij
her him, and also that thd prisoners made
a bold attempt to escape from the court
house on learning the verdict. One OF
them, James Finley, rushed through the
crowd with a drawn revolver and escaped.
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Pml1ADELrlllA, October lG.-The freight
sheds, on Pier No. ST. South lwharves, the
pier itself and all freights stored thereon
aud the large tug boats Argus and Major.
together with the narrow gauge railroad
freight depot and contents were burned
this morning Three Sof the crewlo the
hlajor were terribly burned, md "a nun.
ber OF others seriously injured BY falling
spars. The rigging Of several vessels were
burned away. but no serious damage was
done. Loss 100000. -. 81 81. 50 'f'"
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i'OstOtllces 10 be Filled.

WASHINGTON, d. c., October l6.-up-
sl'ds Of $50 Presidential commissions Of
psmasters will expire with the next ses-
S'oa 0! Congress. Among the principal
ot'ces where appointments will have to be
made ! during tho coming winter are New
vfeans, :. kcokuk, Iowa; Parkcsburg, S'.
"a; dmiton, W. Va; Wheeling, W. Va;
,AeSson, Mich; Harrisburg, Pa; York,
ID; Carlisle, Ia. Also large number Of
smaller ", offices in Illinois, Wisconsin and
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Examination orLicu,. Dnnenhowcr.

EANth,uAtlou Oi Lieut.. .DA0enhOWcF. s
( WAsllNdroS, October l6.-The examina.
ton Of Lieut.. Dauenhower was resumed
before the Jeanette Board Of Inquiry this
morning. Tan interesting feature Of the
proceeding was the introduction in cyi.
dence Of the log books OF the J eanne,te and
the original muster rolls and char!sswith
tin cases in which they were carried by
Capt. De Longs party through their des.
p. perate and hopeless wanderings in Siberia.
The papers all bore marks Of the severe
usage TO which they hud been subjected,
several Of them almost entirely illecible'
The original plans OF the Jeannelte before
tho alterations were made upon her and
the plans showing the repairs and alteru.
tions made at Mare Island Navy yard, wcro
put in. evidence and were identified By
DauenhoWer,, : a 81, I'd ~ ,Yr' n
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OrN old friend, J. Rufus Smith, Esa., c

0rno friend, J. Rufus Smith, Esq, Of
Morgan county, gave It's a pleasant call last
evening. lie il rs stalwart in his proper
tons rs ever and also as staunch
ID his Republ;canism. He says that
Moran was so eyerlas,insly ca..hauled
during the war thatshe has remained solid
ln'he true faith ever since. This is the
county that possesses the celebrated waters
Tor the healing oi the afflicted known as
Berkeley Springs.
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Ght AtelliiQettrle:r1;:::.: T..
,.,,,e, >o.. NJ An, ~ Fourteenth Htrret.
N.soy'. majority In the Second district

N.soy's majority In the Second district
stkercd good deal yesterday on tho
saet, and there were apparently credible
,ror,s that Wilson Ind got tho upper
tud But dispatches from Secretary Nc.
r,,macs AMI Col. Sterling, the latter ut 10
sslOcs Inst night, seem 10 still hold The
ha Tor Mason. Randolph county has at
n, been officially heard from, and the re.
n, is only 9o9 majority in that county for
wilson, which, according 10 Col. Sterling's
lsa.cll, elects MASON by AZ majority.
hi. will 10 Il it only has staying qualities.
There is u great deal Of feeling here, and
ae friends Of Mason were much excited
s,er the adverse news yesterday. His
allant Fight has caused wide spread inter.
r, on his behalf. ,n -.
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N@ York, October lG.-Four thousand
sss'us W s!'nessed the fist base ball league
Jsa ISa,esl .etS cen the Chicago and proyi
,s1 rtate hines. Following is the result:
lfp1I,o lfpy1I,oa..,,......,.-....f GO 0 s 0SIsti6-1l
''1si'Vr"..., ,,...,.,...0 90 . 40 0 %
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4 Dear Death.

READING, Pa, October 16.-John Brow,
aged 50, died in Marion township to-day,
Of gid age. When tho grave yard insur;
ancc business vas at itH height in this dis.
trict, Brown was insured by outside parties
Tor S275,06. ALI policies, however, be.
came void when tho companies were de.
clarcd illegal some Time ago. E;:272a,t 81 (
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GOrY's Official majority i'll this county
Iee table)-is leS. The vote, like good
vine, improves with nge. 1t gets n little
n1re body 10 Il as the additional returns
c,me in. The flavor is now about up 10
i0proof in this district. 5t "a
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NEXT to General Golf himself, the peo.
Pc OF this District owe to G. w. Atkinson,
o' Wheeling, more credit than any other
@aA' Tor tho victory achieved on Tuesday.
-'l"ioA Republican,. s,5 .,H .'4',.
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\ Legal Holiday,

n, ,nAeslsncno, aa October le,-ruesday, ,oc,
%oet ~ sssl', has been declared legal holi.
css css oy Governor Hoy. in honor OF the Di.
iuo ia''e1nlal Anniversary Of penn's Land.
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5. ?. Mccormack,
Secretary Of Congressional Committee.
- Preston county's Vote.

kISGwoop, October lG.-The complete
returns from all precincts received here
show the following: NJ a.
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DIED.

'.gA DIED. ba ''RiF'
SCOTIA -At Quincy. o.. On Saturday, October ii,
lSSee, NJ O'Clock +. ", Of pneumonia, LIONEL Il.
scolr. III The 3sth year Of his ngc. !; n - ssE
lnte,mcnt at St. ClalryvlIIe 90, 80
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; WELL and natural as ever l was before I
wasenlarged. Peruna cured me. 9
s. r. SHAYlR, Warsaw, Pa.
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For House Of Delegates, Rigy, Rep, has
LII, and Orr, Rep, has 947 majority.
For County Commissioner, G. Al. Bishop,
Rep, has l,ill majority. Il,
The total vote was 2,5l5 against $3.50 i'll
1850. Loss OH the vote Of 1882, l,2296.
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Tho following counties liave given hi
Jorities for Hon. ". il. Wilson:
Aiason's maIo,Ity...,,.,,,,,...-...


l'one precinct from Randolph county is
yet unheard from, but accounts from that
district are encouraging. The Republican
estimate for Randolph county was oSS. II
county does not give over 800
for Wilson, Mason is elected.-ED.1
Aiasou's net majority is IS. 1t is cisimed
that Wilson's majority in Randolph is
2SS. l learn that in several counties,
Taylor included, Il recount has been de.
manded by the Democrats, in the hope
that 1t will wipe out 3Iasou's majority. We
can only watch and await the result.
5. F. McCoRMAcK,
Secretary Of Congressional Committee.
Latter
Special Dispatch to the Intelgencer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, October 1910 T.. NJ:
The official vote Of Randolph county gives
Wilson, (Dem.) G73; Mason, (Kep., 374;
Wilson's majority 200. AS far as heard
from Mason has II majority in the district.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT.
THELATEsT RETURNS FROM THERE.
THO Republicans Claim Nasoa's Election 10 Cor.
gre" by Fortytwo h,JorIty y-numorr That
the Democrats win DE- maad q Recount
r In Hardy And Taylor. CouniisS.

Special Dispatch 10 the lntellIrcncer. l0
GRAFTON, W. Va, October lG.-Thc re.
vised returns from the Second Congress.
lonal District, official and reported arc as
follows:
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A,ia,n'ss' in's'.p.as r.pras,' s''''T,s' ,rs
ia as,as,a,,,n "a ts..".. ,ea .'..''' 81 -,
C,,,ntis son,hnrn ,"e'', EsT T
CT " u '1u''ei''''- =. "" ~
trnir,, nj " :. rnc,;I., %I'.,,''.'''." ana,
"' Ci,,.sn noaI.o r. '.,.I,,;,i.,' i. MI" Ike
NuNoA ythht q oIilu. st|
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NKw ioEK, October ls.- Money iaG per cent,
per ceht. Sterling Exchange, bankers bily, steady
al ~ "; demand u $50. ~ j, IlI-,,.,,'t L. ,''I
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