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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-02-26

ONLY A STARTER Tariff reformers in
the House Of Representatives are confident
of their ability to pass bill through the
House, but hardly expect to get it through
the Senate. One prominent supporter of
Mr.. Carlisle, speaking Of the Morrison bill,
said:
''It is simply our basis of action. 1t was
induced to get the subject fairly before the
House. We intend to change the bill very
materially. For instance, there are MANY
articles that ought to be reduced more than
90 per cent, and there are others that per-
haps ought not to be cut down that much.
Our purpose is to cheaper those commod-
tiles which are necessary to the masses Of
the people. We intend tn cut at least $780,
600, 900 of the tariff, and believe we will
cut down internal revenue $50, 000, 900 or
$40, 900, 900. Many members of the House
are in favor of abollshing the tax on tobac-
CO. and my opinion is that it will be done.
We shall pass bill reducing our redun-
dant revenue by $50, 600, 900 or $40, 600 900
and lessening the cost of many articles nee
essary to the great majority of the people;
to those classes that are not rich. Then let
the Republican Senate or the Republican
President fake the responsibility of defeat
ing such bill. We ask no better issue
than will be thus afforded us to make the
Presidential fight upon. The people, the
voters, look to the Democratic majority
here to tighten the burden of ia alton, and
we must show our wi linguess to do that.
We cannot, il we desired to, avoid the tariff
question"
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new ADYERTISEMENT'1.

EyOk RENT.-A good DWELLING -
T. HOUSE with rooms, and all con- 3ss4
veniences. Apply to- KEN
teo26 1t JOHN M. HARDY.
rITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
Oundersigned will sell, at public auction, on
Saturday, March 22rd,
her House AID Lot on North Augusta -
street. It will be sold rs o whole or d. U55H
drd may salt purchasers. .1fR
feb26 1t HANNAH LOWTH Err
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-02-26

By collision at Trenton, O., last Tues
day, between two freight trains, 81 cars
were demolished, three tramps killed, one
fatally injured, and the engineer, conductor
and two brakemen badly injured.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-02-26

DRESS GOODS ~
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
am prepared to furnish Gentlemen's suits, OF
the very best materials, made up in the latest
styles and in the most workmanlike manner,
at low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
also K eep full line of Gents Furnishing
Goods. 81 Give me a call before making
your purchases. Respectfully,
octI4-tf J. A. HUTCHESON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-02-26

NiRGlNta-Is VACATION In The circuit
court OF Augusta County, February BIRD,
James Bungsrdner, Robert g. RickIe Vim.
A burKe. Charles :. Nrnsl. Huh W. Shelley
and j LINES Bumeardner. Jr............P Plaintiffs
W. NJ. Bryan, Moses Strickler, George ID.
Bryan, Isaac +. Seay and Mamie his wife
Moliie Bryan, John II. Dfawpond and Mary
T. I. his wife. John A. Shaw and Victoria Nj. E.
his wife,
IN CHANCERY
The objert of This suit is to call in from the
heirs OF Edward Bryan deed, the legal title 10
a tract or land known as the Cotopa XII Furnace
tract, the equitable title to which is in the
plsinti.s.
happening by affidavit that W. NJ. Bryan IL
q non resident of this state, IT. is ordered that
he dD appear here ~tthin one month after due
publication of this noticeand do what Is neces.
sary to pi otect his interest
Teste,-
JOs. N. RYAN. OK.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-02-26

A Kentnckian named William King was
recently converted at revival meeting in
that State. whereupon he publicly confess
ed he mad robbed IL store twenty years be-
fore. He paid the proprietor the value of
the stolen goods with interest, but the un
sympathetic groceryman threw him into
Jail, where he now languishes on the ve,y
little encouragement that Kentucky offers
to the erring sinner to repent.-Rech. State
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-02-26
A GOOD Farm FOR sAEE.-T wi

A GOOD Farm FOR SAEE,-I will selI
- my farm lying In the county or Augusta,
HOPE, one mile North OF Hermitage, lying be.
tween the two roads leading from New Hope
70 otauntnn. and from New Hope TO Waynes-
snlrsy.s:x ncres. with plenty of tim. err al
70 plenty OF excellent water-the meadow Jun
ano another small stream running through IL.
an excellent spring and Dali y, with water
running through 1t. also eight or ten acres of
gooI meadow. good Dwelling House, -
with ten rooms. good harm, and all 0551
necessary out buitdings. Two orchards .l7eY
WIN excellent fruit-apples. peaches pears
ano cherries; also good large garden with
small fruft. euch IA grapes raspnerrips cur.
rants, g"oseherries, strawberries. &C., &C.
ANY one Wishing to purchase a SIN ali farm.
please give me " call.
Ny address is New Hope, Va.
f=b2j BINS JoHN RROWEp
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CoMNIss1oNER's OFFICE,


M vs.
Ruebush and ais.
All parties Interested in the foregoing suit
pending In the Ctrcuit Court of Augusta county
ddyof March, 1884 tn tax a the accounts rennir~s
oy decree, entered In said cauee on the list OF
November, 1888 and to make q fnaI distribu-
the hands Of his Executors
AZ which time all the heirs OF job Ruebush.
oecd, and all parties interested in this cause
Will appear without further notIca.
1eDz6-4t JOHN M. KINNEY Com,r
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This space Is owned by
BIACYELL'S BULL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-02-26

The bill takes the power from the Cover.
nor and puts it in board, the fear being
that the Governor may use his power arbi-
tarily in the vacation of the General Assem-
bly,.
Mr.. koiner introduced bill to encor no.
rate the Theological Seminary IF Salem,
Va.
Mr.. Wickham called up McCormick's
bill to provide that when parties wish TO
pay debt due the State in coupons thew
shall bring the undetached coupon ION the
bond) and let the officer clip it off
The theory is that this is the best man.
ner to prove the genuineness of coupous:
that if the State has the right tv REQUIRE
proof it has the right to require the hest
proof.
The bill was ordered to engrossmeut.
HousE.-Among others, the following
bills were passed in the House:
To incorporate the Virginia Normal
School at Bridgwater, Rockingham county,
Va.
To provide for submitting the question
Of liquor licenses or no liquor licenses to
the qualified voters of Giles, Pulaski,
Campbell, Prince William and Fauquier.
and to the qualified voters of each magiste
rial district in said counties, On the fourth
Thursday in May, 1884, and every two
years thereafter.
;. Submitting the question Of liquor or no
liquor license to the voters Of the county Of
Lunenburg.
House bill for the preservation Of oysters
and to obtain revenue for tie privilege of
taking them within the waters Of the Com
monweaith came up OH its passage.
Mr.. Curtis of Richmond. moved to dis
miss the bill.
This brought Messrs. Evans and Pollard
to their feet, and they urged the passage of
the bill. The bill was passed, and it pro-
vides for an appropriation Of $50, 600, or so
much thereof e may be neceAsary for the
purchase or charter Of . Aest u protect
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TIE ELECTORAL. COLLEGE.
/ ILLINOIS. SAFE,
Both Branches Of III" Legislature are Her,,l,.
- Icnn. ------- ~ ~.

Both Branches Of III" Legislature are I.el,uh.
lIcan. s
CHICAGO, Ills, Sov,3,-The uncertainty
is to the general result provoked great i'll
terest in the late returns, and thc,layin
he city has been one Of high excitement.
The streets were thronged MI Of Tues
lay night by waiting crowds in front OF
he bulletin boards, and the conflicting
nature OF the reports allowed adhcrents Of
both parties to cheer for the success of
their candidates, when the indication
tended their wsy, a remarkable sight
sas presented Of large crowds still linccr-
ing in the busines heat OF the city after
the first editions OF the niornin.
papers had appeared on the streets.
Tho evening papers rWn hourly
meet the craving OF the populace ior the
latest news from New York and other
doubtful States: AS the day advanced
crowds about the newspaper Office araip
swelled inte such npc}tions is to lock.
'de travel, and while i!ll::sere was wild
..."ccrlig Dy the Republicans and Demo.
Gratis alike the temper oi lhe crowd was
excellent throughout -. -5 t.y.5E
Returns from Illinois came in slowly
and were OF the nature 10 cause doub, us
to possible maiorities, but the State. was
generally conceded tc tho Republicans
both on Slate, and on Presidential tickets.
Tic Chairman OF tho Republican State
Committee made claim during the utter
noon Of 20 900 majority on Governor and
""'ority in both branches ai the Lcgisla-
ture, .la'sa'5 n.
CHICAGO, Nov. IN, T.. Wortllinston,
Democrat is elected to Congress from the
Tenth district instead OF Starr, Republi-
can, us reported last night: a1S n
CnlcAGo, Ney. S-:Sinetecn counties in
Illinois outside of Cook with but - pre-
cincts to hear from SHOW Blaincts major
tiles aggregate 1920, Compared with
f;arlielA4 ii 1880 It shows q Republican
loss Of 9,407. CleYcland's majorities ne.
gregate $3.50. Compared with Hancock q
| it shows q gain oi ses, net Democratic
gain o: 3,.iOI There arc l02 counties in
the State, and il this ratio is continued it
would reduce the Republican majority by
abont 1000. Compared with Garleld's
407lA in 1896. -. -. I;,S rs \ Isl ,I:{
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NEW YORK,

New ionH, Nov. 5.-l'hc entire County
Democracy tickct,is elected by probably
o'er 10000 majority. Six election dis :
tricts are emissing.
New IoRH, Nov. ST is estimated that
the quarrel between the County and
rammany Democracy cost Cleveland 20
600 in New York city.
New fonK, Nov. 5.-Thc Ecsaing Poet
says: "While the returns received at
The hour OF this edition, 2p. NJ, do net
positively indicate Clcvrland's election
they point to that conclusion"
NEw York, Nov. 5.-Ope thousand
three hundred and thirty-six election dis.
tricts in New York State outside OF New
York and Brooklyn, give B'aine 81 ,592;
Cleveland, ,.tj6, ,I3i; buIler, S,3l7; st. John,
1898.
NEw YoNK, Nov. 5.-Thc Tribune bufte-
tin board claims tue State to be Republi.
ran by 5000. ~
One thousand six hundred and tii,y-
.even districtsin New York State, outside
# the cities OF New York and BROOKLYN
give Blaine &g5y2: Cleveland, 3l3GS0;
Butler, 9,Sl2; ST. John, 1881. ~,
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Ghe Gat|!e!!n!:ilQe:;!tl;;f(le:;1!::::. enc!
Dntcnt So-. rs and " Fourteenth sirset.
Ovr Of the doubt Of u day comes tho sue.
cc.s Of n decisive victory, all tho more In.

Ovr Of tho doubt Of u day comes the sue
cc.s Of n decisive victory, all tho more In.
sOlrins because It seemed to have passed
beyond our gn@p'
For tie seventh time the country con.
dles in the Republican party. For the
sixth time since the first election OF Abrl.
ham Lincoln the people say "wcl done,
thou goood md faithful servant" For
,he hith time since tho war tho people re.
fuse to hand tho country over 10 tho par
" that sought its destruction. N N
Protection to American industry wins q
fl noble triumph. Notice Is onco more
served on Nil the world that American Ia
l,t is preferred before the labor OF 9th.
er lands The victory has been won Ly
the bone and Sincw Of the country under
,te leadership OF the ablest and boldcst
Americans. as. 4,..'aSi
: Yhs people have elected TO the Chief
Nlgts.yacy The first citizen OF the RepuL-
liz, and placed near him the most brilliant
volunteer soldier oi the war. They have
answered caInmny, ind rewarded integrity
and courage with their choicest gift.
VIZ have ght toexpect Of Mr.. Blainc's
administration brilliant conservatism
which shalt throw about every American
the supporting arm Of his country, a
bold advance on The line Of protection,
courlseoas assertion OF the seit-respcct OF
this nation, and kindly intercourse with
eyeryIl4tion that is peacefully inclined.
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AlICHIGAN:
A Decidedly MIted iVp Result Ii. That

~ q
A Decidedly MIted Np Result II. That
Stntr. AZ ~ -,-
DE1uolr, MlcM., Nov. 5.-The raMrns
from Michigan In regart 10 tho fusion vote
may he somewhat confusing. The Hepub-
lican vote ia full OH thelcaAing candidates,
To get a full fusion vote on the President
it Is necessary to add tho vote given
separately in bulletins for Cleveland and
Butler. II the vote OF the State is decided
for the fusion ticket. as e"r.,- e., - ~
- ECs''.;-I 100. .s~..,s I,iuUaDte at
ms writing, ! r. w., Cleveland will re.
ceive six electoral votes Butler six
and one goes for Blaine. In voting the
Greenbaekcrs and Democrats voted ior
tho same men for twelve electoral places
and for different men for the thirteenth
place, which allows 4 chance for one
Blaine elector. 1t was desired TO find tho
relative strength Of the Grecnbackers and
Democrats, and hence the vote was sent
separately Reports SO far in give very
little information about the upper PENN.
aala, which is the Republican strong.
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- n ~ z ~ T7T--I 49, : = 10000
With a Splendid Majority Of. Over
$4,000
For His Nearest Political Friend
and Constitutional Adviser.

ColuMa@s @, Nov a,-.AN the counties
in. Ohio reported rnollici lly except
II nry, Monro :, Ottawa an raulding,
how a not Republican maj r;ty o 20, l65.
The four counties named gave net Demo-
cratic minority Of 5,;'l6 in lsSO, which
will probably be reduced 200. This gives
Blaine an approximate plurality in tic
State Of 2i,G4t9
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| A"o o"'o VI Aehtlrlcks Tor blaine an
| d 't GdEs,l Logan. a4i5t'liLr n
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Two hundrc,
and eighty voting places show Rcpublica,
gains OF A,75S, Democratic gain a,.il3; ne
republican gain 2,3l5. Have heard from
~ per cent. Of the vote, and this indicate,
the State for Blaine. " a ,.,0 :, -
iSplASAroLls, ISD., Nov. 5.-Return.
are coming in more rapidly this morning
but the only thing yet definitely known /,
that the State will be very close. Greer
county gives Il Republican majority o
10 against q. posey county Iivp,
ooo majority for Cleveland; Ohio count,
gives Republican majority Of l04: a raii
OF IL Scott county Democratic nuiorit,
3a5; bemocmtic gain 80. Il I.cpubltcai,
gain Of 900 Is reported from vahdcrbury
county: Newton county. Republican inn.
loHty 39o, gain OF %. 1.-THE present "a
tio ol Republican gains continues the
state Will be remarkably close, and the
plurality will notbe more than 900 either
way. 5i.l IN = ~. = : 0'$ =
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Indications from
'ioo voting places show Republican gain
'ot Gsoi; i;naDemocratic gain Of 1883; MT
Republican gain 2,59l. ,Fsl i5,4sl'rl - \
lSnIAS*roI.ls, Nov. 5.-Eiyc hundred
and ninety voting. placcs sIow ponn,,l;
can gain OF IL O2S md n Demor,at;n ~ pno; ro;,,
Of G,5l2; net Republican vain % j KID fflia f
ratio w0,ld ii re- ,l,n is",,i'in,,,s ,,u, .is
tty Of IL, 900 In tAp State. " i""' ~ "''
Six hundred and seventv.,hrc, vo,;,,
olarcs show II moi Ronnhi;cnn ,,;r y
203,which Indicates nnluralitv for i,ia;,,"
IN the State OF 1000. '''''e','' '' -.
INDIANAPOLIS, ISp., Nov. 5-six hun.
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TENSEssEG.

NAs,.vAltE1tFF, TrfSS, Nov. 3.-Thc follow,
ing Republican congressman are elected
in this State: Pe.tihane, Fist district;
HoVck 10 ,ho Second, and Taylor in the
Tenth. The rest OF the Congressional
delegation is Democratic. The Der
cra.ic majority in the Legis'c..,.o -, l., ~ ~,
sidcrably reduced. ~, nomo..s @.ute .s cGn- ,nr
-, viii probably be elected by 4
reduced majority. b. =
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NEhle ,SkA,

L'ScoI.S, NEn., My, ;h.=The vote 70,
Congressman ia .thc First Districts doubt
lul. The Democrats claim the election ol
Brown: :Fifty-two precincts heard iron
give Blaine 2,547 majority, further csti
mates !ncrease,it 70 4,Nf.. This is ncarl,
one.tl!ird Of thp vote OF the State intiica
tug a:1t.afc;t ! t,GD majority. For Governor
Aprton, Democrat, runs ahead, Will,
Cadawe's majority is below 10000. Re.
'nrns are coming in allow aud confused. +
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MIR. Cnmpbrll's Latest hdvices Show That
tho Democrats Throw Up Their Hands. 4

1hc cncih0cfnS throw UP THOR linhus.
Special Dt?atcA 10 he Ia.tslIYs#fft,
NEW foRe, Nov. O.-At o'clock this
morning, after leaving headquarters, !
went TO tho Hoffman House, which Is the
Democratic State headquarters, and. find
the sentiment among the crowd to be that
1t Is all up with Cleveland in view Of the
latest news. Very little betting is going OH,
the odds asked being too decided in favor
Of Blaine The excitement in the streets
has materially abated, md tho expecta.
ton seems TO be general that the contest
will.be settled in favor Of Blaine by the
fuller returns Of the next few hours: - =
a. VIC.
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the Republican headquartrrs. There ",

the Republican headquarters. There WI,
for lie greater part Uf the time a crowd O
q thousand or more masScd in front OF til,
large building unable to gain admittance
Great interest centered in New York, ana
as telegram after telegram told OF til,
brighter outlook in that State wild cheer
were given By the enthusiastic crowd.
Late this afternoon Governor Fairchild
OF Madison, appeared and was greete.
with aea fenins cheers. In q speech, h.
expressed his confidence of Rcpub!ica,
victory having been won. Consideriu;
Wisconsin Republicans haze in thi
campaign, in addition to as
sistns outside States, worke,
single handed and alone, furnishing thci,
own funds and speakers, they feel tha.
the result Of their labors is the lea,lin,
achievement Of the contest. They has,
elected the entire State ticket, SECURED a
legislature and gained four Convressmcr
The returns from the deci ling precinct,
Of the Sixth Congressional distric,
now sa sure Vi tile election .o
Guenthcr (kepuhlican), which has beer
in doubt Until this evening, This make.
the States Congressional representative:
stand I Republicans and . Democrats. A,
this hour the majorities OF these are moi
materially changed from the figures Of
this afternoon.
Returns from i3S towns and wards show
q net Democratic gain OF 7,7777S on tilt
Presidential ticket rs compared with the
vote OF 1850. Should proportionatc gain
be shown for the Democratic lirket in III
remaining precincts blaine will have cur
( ried the State by 10000, but later return
-arc showing s,nallcr. average. gains for til,
> Democratic ticket.
z The Wisconsin State DcEee7a.ic Central
, Committee concele 1900 to 5000 Rcpubli
cai majority on The basis Of returns so ia,
received, The Republican State Cen,ra
Committee claims abont 10000.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Tho Figures Inspire U Faint Hope ofyio.

ial' Eleven counties officially hearl from
show Republican net gain Of 1000, and
others unoiiicially reported sustain
TINS US ratio II it should prevail
thfoughoutthc State the Fusion electoral
ticket ticket would bc elected by minority
oil IRON lr'l 600 10 1000. There are hopeful
Republicans who arc disposed to claim
the state at this writing, but they should
not permi! their hopes to rise too high
until more definite figures are at hand.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 5.-unolicial
returns from all but three counties in the
Second Congressional district indicate the
election OF Doughcrty. Democrat, over
Bisbee, Republican, by 600 plurality. The
State is Democratic by 1000 majority.
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pESNSfl.vAS1A. Z

pIrrsnrRon IA, NOV. a.-Blaines plu-
aIity III A lte ,hcny county is 10000! The
~ Republican county and Legislative
'cSet elected. James II. Hopkins, Demo.
rat, is defeated by James S. Neeley, Re.
'ubllcan,, in the Twcnty,seyerih Con.
:resslona! district, by ANS0 Thomas NJ.
;iayne, Republican,, in the 'fwcn,y.hird
district, is re>e.ec,eA by 0,0OO majority. J
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Onlcinl vote of r.ruuke County

Special Diq'ateh 10 ias Ls.ts!i9eaeer. q {, 4
WELLsuvsa, ". Va, Nov. 5.-Thc ofi-
cial vote OF Brooke county is Just IN and
is as follows: Cleveland 7oo7; Blaine 7ol !;
Gotf 100; RE'nnon's majority IS. St.
john received Is votes and john B.
Cough ono vote for Congress, arc.
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Close Vote In Marion.
Dis9a3y.,J ~ NE y,.t yJy,...,.--'

/. fA'nMoSr, W, Va, Nov. 5.-The official
figures in this county show that Blaine hos
a majority over Cleveland OF .. Reynolds,
N9sR.' for Congress, has majority Of 6,
>, The vote in detail is us follows: For
Blaine and Butler electors, 1858; Cleye.
land 1857; st. John 80. For Conpress.
Reynolds l,oS9; Wilson !, l,9S3. :
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FIN result in Ohio county shows the
yolpe OF organization. The ground was
better COVERED than in October Nothing
was left to chance. Tho County Commit,
tep wisely called on business men and
wofkingmen 10 lend their aid and man
the polls. These good citizens responded
handsomely, and their work is seen in the
returns. ia, 5.sR & L
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And "tho Villain Still Pursues
Him.

The returns SO fur in The eleven coun-
ties Of the First district, and with those
not reported estimated from the October
election, give Goh, Republican, for Cen.
gress, e,iso; Judge i'rannon, Democrat,
2'oi7; making a majority for Goir OF les. .
The Official figures from Braxton and
Wetzel will not greatly alter this.
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COFF'S MAJORITY.
The Lntcst lsrturnS from tho Conn,ics nj
r - ,b,x D.,r,.k = = 80 ~ ~. VI
Dosatlrit,sa Ottlch.i.
ihl DispGfch tO The Iatfl'iCfartr,

WEST UNION, WA, Nov. 5.--Wc now
have the official returns from all the yot.
ing precincts in Doddridge county. GoT's
majority in the county is e47 over Bran
non. Gotf received majority in each
district except one. Blaine's majority in
this county is about $50 in ronud numbers,
The election passed of quietly. -
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y. Mononsalia not Complete.

s.'ecia' bLfpo'rh 10 The Ia.tlioecer =
MonoASTowN, W. Va, Nov. 5.-The re-.
turns are not all in; the Republican ma
lority is about $50. The town is wild with
Joy over New York and Indiana. .:I,,,uds
are Al playing, flags Tapping and ali are m
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hold, bnt the Indications are for srcn

IoV!IIUI'GUC EuINS lllClC. -
DETROIT, Noy. This afternoon the
vote received indicated the election OF
State and National Fusion ti"kcts, but the
later figures alter this somewhat. The
Democrats now claim the State, but say
the vote will he too close to tell so soon
Republicans claim tile State by clear
nlsjority. The Upper Peninsula has been
heard from in iayor Of the Republicans,
tut the exact vote is not yet known. Con.
gressmen are about rs heretofore reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-06

All, how true! Tho proclamation Of Mr.,
John ]. Davis didn't help Judge Rranuon
any, and the Registers emasculated re.
production Of the same didn't make y bad
thing better, by very comfortable major.
ity. Honesty is the best policy iii politics
as in other things. :. -.