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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-07

1SpIASApoLls, ISD., Nov. Gin Indi-
ana regular returns,by precincts continue
toshow average Republican gains sufficient
10 give thenlthe State bya small major
ity, but tho Democratic Committee las
advices showing large Democratic. gains
in districts not reported. This may give
the State to the Democrats. In any event
the majority will be small. Official rer
turns by counties will be made to-day. 4
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lr is unfortunate that Democrats III
high position in the party arc making
threats. Ii the Republicans have not
elected the President they do not want to
seat 4 defeated nominee. II they have
succeeded at the polls, as the returns irdi-
cate, they will see that the President-slect
takes lis scat. Be he Democrat or Eepub-
lica0, the prcsideut.cect will be seated
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IIrly lsrtLIrnN.

New YoRr, Nov. G.-The Total returns
so lar received from New York, with forty
four election districts to hear from, give
Blainca5 l,7lSs Cleveland ,Mi,a00i Blaine's
plurality, 445. \ revision Of these re-
turns by acomparison of the majjrities re-
ported with the fdll official vut. OF Erie
and Ulster counties, and the correction Of
an error made by the polling clerk in
Richmond. county md just discovered,
make the figures. .-Blaine, 55t 730l Clevc.
land, 55i,37a; Ilainc's plurality, $50. Tile
total rc.nrns from New York, with forty
one election districts to hear from. give
Blaine, e,jH,SSo; Cleveland .55i4lG; Blainc's
plurality, I73.
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( INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. G.-Chairman Hem
derson, fthe Democratic State Commit
ice, confidently claims the State by eight
thousand, and Chairman New, Of the Re-
publican State Committee, comedies
a q Democralic majority Of 2,oOO.
Mr.. Michener,I Secretary Of tho
Republican Committee, comedies a
Democratic majority Of 1000. The Demo-
Gratis elect 0 congressman certain and the
Republicans 3. The Eighth District is still
in doubt. The Legislature will stand !:
Senate, Democrats. 3S Z Republicans, II.
House, Democrats, GA Repnblirans.I a,. y.
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WHAT HENDRICKS SAYS
lie Wants Further Returns Ecfore he Nal,

ltc Wants Further Returns Rcfore he AIol,os
iE.5= y Finui llrcak, Il !, & 8.
+.1SplAsAroIIs, Nov. a.-This has been q
day Of Unparalleled edcSoiten.ent, SURPRISING
cyen the experience following the election
ofla7y. Before midnight last night the
streets were cleared Of enthusiastic Repub.
licansi who had taken the town in tho
beliefthat blaine had been elected upon
reports then furnished.eA diilercntphrasc,
however, was put upon affairs, and
upon the receipt OF the report that the
New York Tribune had conceded that
State to Cleveland, which was posted upon
the bulletin boards, The Democrats IN.
peared in great numbers their hats deco.
rated With rooStera and other devices, car
rying brooms, and headed bya brass band,
paraded through the streets, raisin: a
deaiening din with fslr horns. .E.3 'ie,5
y They callsd on Mr.. Hendricks, filling
tho spacious yard and street III front OF his
residence, and when he appeared the
noise was simply terrific. Finally some.
thing Ike order was restored: i-,;e 2:'T
Mr.. Hendricks was about to open his
mouth when q Young negro broke out
with a wild speech and in explanation
said; "Whcn you make q convert YOU
ought to allow him to spout nv
{ Mr.. Hendricks then said:
GESTLEMES-l em taken by surprise by
this large collection. OF my fellow citizens.
| Appreciate how well you have done and
the honest sentiments which animate you.
lhave no satisfactory information, but
have no doubt that tho ticket which was
nominated in Chicago July Sth has been
eloctod Capplansel. But this is n matter
Of such grave importance that I would
like to know very conclusiyely before /
make any remarks. THIS has been the most
extraordiary contest fthave ever been con.
nccted with. There las been II most pro.
iouhd sentiment ant: anxiety among the
people md for thirteen weeks have been
a 4 part Of the Interested uaass !, oi
my fellow ci,iacnS, I havo fdono
everything TO promote this result. Ifyor
appreciate 1t ! thank you. [Applausc. I
suppose that by! evening We shall have
very iull information and then ] shall be
very gfad to joinyau in some expressions
OF grat!licasioni until that time j think
will say goodbye" 'tl5.
During the afternoon a crowd, HEADED
by Hon. WE. English, Congressman from
this district, attempted to carry black
banner of the aNtocrats in the post Office
building. They were met in the lobby by
la$Rcpuhlican crowd, and a scufle thai
might have had serious consequence.
onsued. IA Mr.. English was knocket
or pushed down by negro and some
what bruised. Tho,autocrats banner 7wal
seized. ~ Tho Democrats were hustled
out OF tho building and tho banner TORI
into slreas to be wornTas badges by thu
Republicans, No one WIS hurt III tht
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WAslIlScroS, Nov. tG.-Thc Democrats
OF this city fired 100 guns tonight in tho
celebration of Democratic victory which
they think is assured They afterwards
formed lin procession and paradcd tho
streets with bands and torches for several
hours. Secretary,hlcPhe Of the Com
grcssional Republican Committeercceivcd
. telegram tonight from Chalmers, Of
Mississippi, saying he would contest tho
election Of his Congressional district, the
competition being on the grounds OF fraud.
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New York County Mnjoritlcs.

Special Dispatch to the Intt!iicenntr. :,
NEw YoRK, Nov. G.-In reply to Presi'
dent Bates request for'iniormation from
New York State and other contested
Sntes tho baltimore .& Ohio telegraph,
has recuivetl tho following result; New
York, Osweeo county, Rsaine, 2,5i2
majority. Rockland county, Clcve-
land l,1o4 msjolity; Orange county,
Blaine 127 majority; Montgomery county,
Blaine 90 majority; Erie county, Blaine
Ass majority; Monroe county, Blaine
500 majority; Chenanso county, Blaine
,052 majority; Greene county, Bainels
majority; Delaware county, blaine 07S
ajority, In all Of these counties the St.
John vote is quite heavy. Butler Is not
far behind him. i5.4 g5llsD,i &, b; i1.s@ = +
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Tiis N'itic West,

Sr. Louis, Nov. G.-Thc indications are
that Mormondukc, Democrat, for Gov.
crnor, has 1000 majority. Clevelands
plurality in the State will be about 10000
The Democrats elect l2 Congressman and
the Republicans 9, gain Of 9. 4,
A Tucson, Arizona, dispatch says Bean,
Republican, Is elected Delegate to Con.
gress. '5 s. !,
In Nevada five counties give Blaine 7O4
majority; one county gives Cleveland 81
majority: Cassidy is re e.clected Congress.
man; The Democrats elect the entire
legislative ticket. g.E--.t .L---l ~.
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SCENES Nr,v YORK,
How tho People l"c-iyui tho Returns In the
H ... Metropolis. W, .a

HN Metropolis.
SEw foEK, Nov. G.-I'Iie newspaper
Offices arc still bcseiged with gaping and
shouting crowds eager to devour every
bulletin as it appears and wait for molc
satisfaction from the. next. This evening
tho large majorities TINT were promised OH
both sides evoked free, boisterous rejoicing
OF the masses, who were led to believe the
contest was all on one side but tonight
the returns liavo been received from
nearly every election distric. in The State,
and close figures made the nspect Of the
crowds TINT hang on the bulletins that OF
pcnt up intense excitement.
'Thc night was bitterly cold for the sea:
son, but the men who had shouted them.
salves hoarsn on one side and another
thought not Of the weather, or Of their own
discomfort. The good humored "bluil,"
''gab," and buster OF Tuesday and We'd
nesdav nights have taken another aspect
tonight, and feeling Of easy victory on
both sides, has given place to manifest
feeling Of discontent, which was fed
by placar.ls suggestive Of attempts to
cheat. "Rapublican treachcry and ven
geance," was conspicuous in the line on
one oI the plac,llis. Other such an
nouncelnents and accusations tending TO
stir up the popular fennent were hung out
before the public gaze. ~
Up 10 4 pretty advanced hour in the
evening tho Tribune and Mail and Express
kept issuing bulletins promisinga Repub.
lican triumph, and the Nail and Express
issued m edition at 10 o'clock showing n
Republican plurality Of 37o. AS the re-
turns showing 4 continued plurality for
Blaine we're being received in the Tribune
Office, the bulletin maker there posted
Blaine, Blaine, James &. Dlaine," and
the crowd shouted vociierously.
The crowd around tho Times Was very
great indeed The Tribune and Times and
S,n crowds were merged, and it would be
difficult to tell where one ended and the
other begIn: "Blaine, Blaine, James G..
Blaine" was quickly met by the cry" "Ala,
ma, where's my pa! Gone to the White
House; Ia! ha! hal" Great cheering
followed.
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Tho Very Latest.

r .
Returns fromall the election districts in
the State but thirteen give the Republi.
can candidates 55s,997; Democratic, 557,
900, a Republican plurality Of 9ss. :
; Returns from all the election districts
in New York State but twenty-thrce give
Blaine 557,os4; Cleveland, 55G,G5e; Re.
publican plurality, 1872. The twcnty.threc
districts to hear from gave Democratic
najorities in 1880 Of 1868, and Republican
majorities Of l,elo.
This will give Blaine plurality OF l ,27o.
Allowingst. John 27o out Of this it gives
blaine plurality Of 1000 in the State.
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The Indications are that Darbec
Defeats Eustace Gibson.
The Fusion in tlnt District Stands
Up to tho Work Nobly.
One More Congressman Gained for
West Virginia.
The Great Result Brought Out Of
Wood County.

Special Di'pa'ch to the In'!iiatncer. ,.g,l 4 ~
r.A.nKEasnuno, '..l ". Va, Nov. o.-We
claim 1arbee's election by from one 10
three hundred majority. The returns q arc
received from all counties except Lincoln
and Al Wayne. Chairman Smith, of The
Congressional Committee, endorses tbe
claim OF Barbce's election. Barbees mn.
}oritles VII reach over 2,o50. z Gibson has
ii,lo', with Lincoln and Wayne TO hear
from; Darbee gains in every county in
inc district. A. .B. WulrE, lt
,Ia Editor Of Sfoie Jo,,rnuI -.
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II is not we'll for men to boast Of what
ther would do ii their courage were put to
the test. Remembering that we are all
Americans, let us hold back our military
spirit until it shall be challenged by 4
iorrirn foe. ~ II L.ts.T..a
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Hnrbee's Election iSsurcd,

Special Dftpdtca othe ln'lligd,ctr. N
PARKERsnuRd, Nov. G.-Barbee's cleo.
ton is almost assured. His majorities re-
liable and official are, Wood SD; Richie
800; jackson 1873; Mason $50; Putnam
SOL. Gibson's majotities are, Writ '1$s;
pleasants l42; Roanc 200, Cabell 453; Cal
noun. estimated It's: Wayne, cstimated
900; Lincoln, estimated 400, Net ma;ori-
~ for Barbce l43. The estimates of
Wayne, Lincoln and Calhoun arc Demo-
cratic. .,,7lI g'g.T n P,T,oc..s,
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A CLOSE RACE,

Estimating the small remainder on wha.
has been received up to this honr, should
not be surprised il they reduced Blaine's
plurality TO 800. It is Il wonderfully close
race in such M immense vote. 3
All good citizens unite in deprecat;ne
the attempts to excite the people. The
greatest noise is made by the gamblers,
who have an immense amount
OF money at stake. At the same
time there are many expressed up.
prehensions OF trouble in case the result
finally turns on a hundred or two one way
or the other. Dispatches arc pouring in
on tho committee from all parts Of the
country expressing intense anxiety to
know the very latest phase Of tho situa.
tlon. 49, A, W, C, .
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BLAINE NOT SICK.
Tho Report Unfounhed-lio Never Felt dot.
~ lNrT ter In His Life. 91 l'..

Tho Report Unfounded-licS Never Felt Dot.
aT ter In His Life. ~
AUGUSTA, Me-. :, Nov. 6.--Thc report that
Mr.. Blaine Is or has been sick since his
returi, 10 Augusta Is untrue. While hc
was receiving congratulations in his Il.
brary this morning, he said In answer to
an inquiry about his health
"I never felt better in my life. remain
cd In my room the most Of the time yes
terlay, because after seven weeks Of con-
t'nuous public speaking was still quite
horse and ! felt thut | was entitled to one
days rest"
The fact Is he is in excellent health and
spirits, and rs this dispatch is written he
is just getting ready to 90 out for walk.
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Hancock, Con 23l.

~, New, CyMnEnlASp, w, va, Nov. c.
rhe : e. official vote Of Hancock county gives
Coil 23l majority; Blaine COZ. Tic first
report was caused by an error in Grant
nlstilct; mI This is the correct majority,
Blaine loses one vote on Nlnxwcll's maio,.
ity. God's gain IS. 7F1'''-s 7ssESy . "''o1 '''N''
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BAnnnE, too? That was hard fight
wei won. Let lis hope there may he no
mistake about it. llurrah for the tri-
umphant Confederate elected by Rcpub-
lieans and Greenbackers against a Bour-
bon MossbaclS who doesn't know the war
10 o,,., 9. ..5'u -' E-t r. s I,l II
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TnE Democratic mass meeting to bo held
in Wall street to-day is great mistake.
The authorities ought not to allow great
gathering of any kind while blood is hot.
a great crowd easily degonerates into a
dangerous mob. 7--E-El p ss
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Z MEMrllls, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Thero is great
excitement here over the close result in
the vote in New York State. The streets
arethronged with people hungry for The
latest bulletins. which arc posted at the
Aralanche and appeal Offices. No interest
whatever is taken, in the returns from the
State election, everybody being anxloua
to ascertain the result rs TO who has been
elected President. = a., sgi d !. f =
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New ionK, Nov. G.-The Erening .Mfus
publishes tho following conspicuously:
1--WE believe it to be our duty to caution
the friends OF Blaine that any attempt to
subvert the will OF the people by tampcr-
Ing with the returns will l'e parilons.
The popnlace in case OF frauds iii the re-
turns, could not be restrained. As much
as we deprccate violence, we fear turbu-
lence and bloodshed would be the result.
Beware !" .,- -
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Khnsns Snfe.

TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. G.-Returns from
the State show the complexion OF Legis.
laturc us far known us follows; Senate,
~ Republicans;l 10 Democrats; three dis.
tricts not heard from. House, 02 Repub-
llcans;s s Democrats; nineteen districts
not yet heard from. lfE; ',,i Z. ..Isl.l., =
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VIRGINIA,
ihe stnte Clnimcl by Both 'Partics-Nyhat
Malone lfnS to Sny,

RICHMOND, VA,Noy. !k-AdaltIonal re,
tnrns to-day confirm the dispatches sent
from hero last night as to Clevcland's mn.
jority in the State being not less than S 900.
All districts butth Second aud Fourth
elect Democratic Congressman by hand.
some majorities. Tie Z Democrats here
are wild with; excitement over Chairman
Manning's telegram that Cleveland has
"a safe and sure maloritypps in New York
State, and fred one hundred guns in honor lr
Of Clevcland's victory.
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Now WI begin to realzs how our Dem
ccratir friends used to feel ut such times.
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FIoridn Wp,,l ed 10 her Ido,s,

JAcKsoSriLLE, Fla, Nov. ,G.-Thc in.
dications are that the Democrats have
carried tho State by majority ranging
from 1000 to 1000, with gain Of one
Congressman: sssf,.
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=. Mlllui,t.'x (,lnirn
Col. Hugh S!erling, Wheeling;

Col. Hugh S!erling, Whxlipgi ,s58
PsTENsnppd, "a, Noy. .l.-Tt Will take
the official count to determine tie result
Two couhties with l,4o0 n,orc black thar
white voters, by previously filled ballot
boxes, are made to give 700 Democratic
[Siguod1 W1lL1AN MAuoSr
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Tnoy,N.Y.; Nov. D.-In M interview
with n Troy Telegram reporter tonight, at
Albany Daniel Manning said: i"I think
Cleveland has carried New, York by 1,5lO
plurality. tys.5
Z Governor Cleveland said: II believe
havo been elected, President, and moth.
ing but the grossest fraud can keep me out
of,it,,aud that We will not permit
& General Carr, Secretary OF State and Re.
publican, says: ."rhere is no chance OF
stealing this State, not as long as i have
charge Of atlairs. don't propose that
anybody shall stcnl the State. II Mr..
Cleveland has q plurality, large or small,
he will get it." III, y a.
The same is true Of the other candidate.
| don't propose TO play any Southern
game no matter whether it is friend OF
foe. With me he has to have his Justice.
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IHE Register, in u bclated extra" has
the good taste to: stand the American
Eagle on lis head The Register hasn't
read the history Of its country. The at
tempt TO do that failed. 10
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Nav yonS, Nov. 9, Nlidnight.-rho
official returns offAlbany county reduces
the Republican plurality by. !sls, which
now leaves It at $40, with twelve districts
in the State to hear from. N, N, 1, M
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Tnr solictude for Cleveland is fcalty to
aparty. The earnest anxiety for Blaine
adds 70 fealty TO q party love for the nun.
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TIE anti-Blaine newspapers Of New
York seem anxious to stir up the people
aud bring on trouble. That is not even
good journalism. ,7f Ss5 e.
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NASHVILLE, Task Nov. o.-rho city is
wild with excitement over tho alleged
election Of Cleveland and Hendricks.
Cannon arc firing from the Capitol hill
and ithousandslof inensare parading tho
streets, headed by bands Of music, and the
sky;is lpril With bonares and rockets.
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Golf Claims His Election by ISL
Majority.
GOFFS MAJORITY.
ihc Revised Returns From the Counties OF
7sg,Er'f -t-i Til. District ~ sEg.E5.
sl GoI'S Claim,
'dkrh to The Intelligtncer.

'7I'u1 OI77alfH 70 1he 7nleNiVtncer. T1 ~ ~ n
>, I C''h.ARKsnrHH, W. Va, Nov. G.-Judgo
lb'rannon's l''''tl' official majority in Braxton
county is $50. In Gilmer, it is 325. Ny
majority n. in the district is, l think, ISL ii.
Wetzel is correctly reported.
.i5 aA1. "a. s55, n. Corr, JR. i,
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Virginia n GonOr.

RlcllMosD, VA. Now 10. The Demo.
crats claim tho 4 State by%S,000, with
.twenty.six counties 10 hear from; l.; !, The
Democrats probably elect eight out Of ten
congressman; y 'ii y ;,,,SiI
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ilETA I.ocKwoon, Ben Dutler and St.
John know nothing OF the pain Of being
Hear the Presidency.
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Z New YonK, ov.G-Chairman German
Of tho Democratic National Committee,
sent the following dispatch to ext Cover
nor John Leo Carroll, Of Maryland, this
evening: Tho claim Of the National Re.
publican Committee is laughed at by
everybody. We have carried New York
beyond question.
Mr.. Manning, Chairman Of the State
Committee, tells tho public to-day that
the board Of canyassers will see TINT the
will Of the people is observed; Tic Re-
publicans are trying hard 70 prevent the
official announcement Of the vote Of New
York, which is Tor Cleveland. We have
the State by a small but safe plurality. 5
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THr defeat OF Eustace Gibson is rs graft
iying AS the success OF General Coil.
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"Bcttsr aIuzxlc You."

ALuAsy, Nov. 6.-The Albany argus
says: No fraudulent commission will be
lot put J. G.! Blaine in the White House
Or keep Governor Cleveland out Of it. The
men who attempt It will be killed and the
legal consequences of killing them will be
taken care OF aftcrward.' & 49,
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Cory continues to get there" It's
hard, oi course, but the other side must
stand it. a4.5.z
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JAMES &. BLAINE, through all the ex-
element, is serene. He is not even i'll, as
WAS reported g.T e t.szl1G.-..s
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CONGRESSMAN Gibson will have time and
opportunity TO mend his way. ,s5
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,I.Er us have no buster. a gentle, lnnn-
" rA!unrss counts for more.
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FcnrInE Trouble r,,t pItt.hurr,

Pl7rsnuRGM, Nov, iG.-Tle interest in
the election shows no signs Of abatement.
Tho streets in tho vicinity, Of tho newspa.
per and telegraph offices aro blocked day
and night since Tuesday with n mol, howl
ing themselves lioarse! for their favoritc
candidates. Tonight Chief OF. Z, Police
Brann is fearing trouble, and forbade the
posting Of bulletins. $$i8 Il AZ. {; i ".
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Wetxel County OillcInI,

Special Dspatch 10 he Iate!iigenrer. ~
New MAnr'SsvlLLE, W. VA, Nov.,6.s-
Wetzel county's Official vote, excepting
Littleton precinct, gives Brannon SEQ
majority. Littleton will probably increase
this 10. :. ! :; ~, 5S'1sU
Z ,.l.lrrLErqs, Nov. o.-This precinct gives
Brannon y majority. This is official, Z.
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WnAra rattliHg fight we did give 'cm
in tho FTrs. and Fourth Districts. y
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A. L. EARnEs
Ilo
Knocks out Eustacc G..
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IIrEIAu for Blaine, anyhow. lie would
be great even in defeat.
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INDIANA,
Tho State Close, and tho ot;lcInl Count sIay
.eL 5s 4 igS DGcitle It, 4 - s,'5F -

seI. 4 lgS Decide It, 4 ~ ssT ~
ISpESAroI.Is, Nov, G.-Thc State is very
close and It will probably require the Olli,
cial vote to decide it. 4 s[ r :,
Returns received iron nearly half the
State ure rulher favorable to Blaine, and
woul,hindicate u plurality for him Of over
o.O0O. SGi54s !e.5s22s4 5t5'ts MO .g-T 8 :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-07

JrmE linASSoS ought 10 know a.buzz
saw from cart wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-07

TnS Republic has withsiood greater
strains than this.