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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
TWO wHstl,nG BANKS

Get Caught ii aessy Eastern As
istgrnent.
New YOgx, November l0.-The sched-
Gle in assignment Of \ A. Wight, president
of the Hanwel Furnscei icompany to Leigh
ton Williams, was fleS today. 1t shows
liabilities of sGl2 1000 meie up as follows:
Preferred creditors slgTAoO, general cred
itors si59oeO. aud contingent liabilities
s25 900; nominal assets sslS.DOg; actual
assets S5l 900, the actual ySlne Of which is
but 81. 500. Among the ndAinal assets are
stocks and bonds Of no ossAlue and claims
which are non-collectable. Among the
Western creditors are the Exchange Ma
,ioaal Bank of Wheeling. Viva, $4,000;
Iron City National Bank uf Pittsburg
S32. COO; National Bank Of Wsst Virginia
$1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
NATTER THAT CONCERNS THE REG
ISrER
- b 49, of N..,.nd,y.

From "a. Ehb5'acsr Of Yesterday
The RECIsTgR Is among those newspa-
I,Is Ebich seem 10 think they can elect
irea'teOt to their own liking by sappressing
HeSs uH!ayora6le to their own. side. This
rarity accounts for the fact that while the
M o. the Associated Press dispatches IA
.'IEd Sir. Blaine the REGISTER preferred 70
.l,et'n the frantic dispatches of Democrats
ia New York who claimed that Cleveland
SS elected beyond doubt--a claim which
rs. on no better foundation than the haz-
':o o. guess, for at that time it was impos-
''1e 10 'ell who had the small plurality
""lea had fallen on one side or the other.
'ae result Of this was to prejudice the
-AN'''ated Press in the public mind, for not
Tp,efy N 'ody knew what kind Of a game the
"1''N'sS was p!Gying-whieh dispatches
~ aoa partisan and which vert written
''1 partisan ink Of the deepest dye. As
"n associated Press newspaper the Intelli-
-sI.e' o2glecis to that way Of handling the
~'N:ce OF that association.
vas bad enough for newspaper to
-Hve 10 submit is editorials to the exami-
.':.' .a:,oo' REVISION and approval Of a caucus
70 party; the news might be allowed to
= eoIsV'sed or unsmothered bv such pecu-
~. ~, SSeastorShip. The REGlSrgR viii not
-, s, "s.s,' but IN is true, and n proper matter
0Se comment At such a time the
:~H' mas the right to know who treats il
g AID who imposes on It.
''e'e is count in the above which
,l' ~AAsge' and editor Of the RgGlsrEE
Gss to call especial attention. This is
- It's bad enough foy newspaper to
ave 70 submit its editorials to the eyam;p.
a"'o' revision and approval of caucus o.
paIy, the news might be allowed to 20
e'''sa or unsmOthered by such peculiar
~ >C'SniP' The REGIsrER will not Ekr
- -, 'o' 1t is true, and a proper matter o
pu,ae comment At such time the Uub
~ Gas right to know who treats It fsirl
81 VINO imposes upon il"
Tug sOoye assertion is absolutely an
u'1aedly false in every particular an
lever In every standpoint. And farther.
Ne .ihtelEgencer does not make a co
,'S'oa Of its assertion, or produce Il
S'ro'' aeeF this denial, then il is wilral
s WIN the malicious purpose Of attemv
rI, = o ''iD'o the Rscisrzs blythe dissem
's''ea e what is rbirsa N.,.. -,
,r''e '01r proof make he correction
"a sen'ieisl 9G wilful miss,asenA,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

IL You feel yourself growing weaker, your
strength failing. the fractions OF your BODY
becoming impaired, ake warning IN time J
Your blood is starving for want Of nocrlsh-
ment DIR. Guysotss Yellow Dock and Sar-
sapariiia is food fef the blood. 1t purihes
this stream Of Vie and strengthens every
nart of the boSy, re6lilds broken down
constitution, troduees dreamless slumber,
ard restores sasied energies and shattered
nervous sysem A trial bottle sii COZ.
vince Eoother remedy equ,as it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
MIGHTY CLOSE

Aud a United states Senator to he Elected.
CuIcAGo. November l0,-The most re-
cent estimate OF the complexion of the Hi
nois State Legislatures that il viii bea tie on
io;nt ballot. the Senate having majority Of
one Republican and the House majority
of one Democrat. Contests are likely to
ensue in three districts, which may reverse
the condition Of affairs The situation is
made more interesting from the fact that
the successor to General Logan is tolbe Sc
Ior4aN e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
RfPUBlIclN seaHaERs.
Blaias SIN Psrslstsat Ia HE
Claims.
PREPARATIONS ron THE CONTEST
The Lawyers Retaiaed and the Duties
Each One IS b Perform
MEN fear,ls IN kwtD,Enrs.

? NEE lokk, N0vemOef N-IouefuAy
Mr. Blaine sent . Dispatch eovsiae nix
pages Of Telegraph pspr to ses Essissal
Republican COMMITTEES. The counistss
have no, communicates its coatents, bat 4
is understood that with Ne sublime audAo-
i,y which has always beeshis masked char.
acteristie, the defeated osndidats fof ths
presidency stsrnly holds ap the csnuittss
to the point Of eontestins the vii o.
the people until the last extremity.
regardless Of personsl consequences o. pab-
Nc disastsf. Whether The comnittes. IN
the face Of the rapidly rising and over.
whelming public sentiment to The contrary,
will persist in siireing up strifeaud conten-
ton until absolutely compelled ,obow 10
the inevitable depends on Mr.. Blaine him.
self. He has taken command, andit is f0s
him to sound the signal for retrea. or ad-
vance until he is buried in political gaave
which viii have no resurrection.
The Con,ml,tees Say.
The committee says that in theilast'thrse
days they have received between 1000 aud
5000 ,e!egrams from every quarter Of, the
country, beseeehing and imploring them to
stand firm and not give mp the fight. The
great bulk OF these ,elegrams come. Of
course. from ihose who are perssn
aTly interes,ed--prominent oaiccholders
who want to stay in, aud hungry Office
seekers who have Mr. Blaines promise
o provide for them. Nine out Of ten Of
he senders are politicians, Business pee
pie, without regard to party predictions,
here and elsewhere. want the controversy
"a urminaied. Two Of the Republican el'
ec,ors Of the State have publicly expressed
the opinion that Mr. Blaine has no valid
claim TO the vote OF New York, and that his
prc,enSions should at once be abandoned.
A Lsng Talk.
Several members Of the committee, in
GLIDING Chairman Jones and Mr.. Elkias.
were closeted from noon yesterday untiS
long in the evening with ex.Gov Cornell as
an advisory board. All Of the oaier doors
al the committee building were closed AMI
locked, and guards were stationed both IN.
side and outside. All inquiries were me,
with the response bM the COMMITTEES
were in secret session; that
no man could be admitted and there
was no news'f The committee have
secured the services of VIM. NJ Evarts and
s B. Morris, who were the leading lawyers
| in the Reecher trial and Samuel y, Shella-
barger, of Washington, as connselin.chief.
The two latter will be paid in money. bu,
Mr.. Evarts, in the improbable event ot sue
cess, Is TO receive the same reward which he
had from HAYES for his assistance in teal
ing the Presidency IN ls7G--,he Secretary
ship of State.
The Plan.
NJ -. .x.>.J ,,.,o,. ky n. ro,,,,ilia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

4, r-,raripg notices for the jolhhea'Ion
7t.r.lay. good taste should be DIS
..,..i Make them as funny as Won please
a. aroiL anything bitter or savage. We
q, a. ci,;.ars. and GOOD citizen should
,5,.i;rs,s bis partisan feelings any time
..- he veal OF the country particularly
.t.r he has won the battle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
NO FRAUD.
Col. O,Brien Says Fraud is Almost Impos-
sible in New York,

Col. O'Brien Says Fraud Is Almost impos-
sibIe in New York,
WArRERrowN, N, u, November lO.-At-
torney. General O'Brien, one of the State
Canyassing Board, in speech to the Demo
Gratis here said Il have 70 fears that the
wishes or Judgement of the people expressed
at The ballot box will Se falsifed or defeated
No party or set Of men can steal the elcc
toral vote Of the Empire State. The laws
of the State in regurd to elections and the
counting of votes are too perfect TO admit
Of fraud, and the people of New York are
too much in eareest to tolerate fraud, even
if It we're possible. The votes given by
the people of this State. have no doubt,
viii be honestly counted and the resul,
tru,hfnlly declared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

War would be the result, the query is
made # through the complications growing
.p,ofs contest in New York, the vote Of
.h,, State is thrown out altogether The
.e,,Iener. then would 90 to the House.
Prpseen,elecr CLEVELAND still would lead
VI. Blame BY one vote and Of course that
would settle It. Without New York the
.cg7t would stand lS3 to lS2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Sgs. Of our weak kneed brethren express
W wee bit Of uneasiness yesterday
m0ga.a- because the EEmSTEE rooster WAS
as,c-cH;rg as usual You must remember
ne tas been growing four successive morn
70, so that he is a i;tle hoarse.
Besides he occupies so much valuable space
,;ace he swallowed that sly old coon" that
" IS better to give him a rest for two or
'Lrse Gays after which he will have digested
Es r;ra feast aud be ready again for work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

..yr,sv,y at New Msrtinsyille writing
.. N, Pge,,rFr on business, says he has
o,t,-;,y for asserting there was open fraud
,orn.red a, the polls in Tyler county
.l;ea helped to defeat Judge BRANSoN. 1t
,Be Gentleman will put the facts in writing
,rs ,apd them to the REGISTER they will be
,.E.,keJ Fraud shouli be exposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
rha Missouri Ffeurcs.

ST.. LOUIS, November lO.-"hs POST
Dispatch special from Jefferson City sAys:
Seyen,yfour counties officially. includlng
ST. Louis, city aud county give Cleveland
Iel los, Blaine 1865, St. John l, ,lse,
pIural;ty for Cleveland 20. AL; for Governos
Marmaduke, Democrat, l50,o72; Ford
fusion. l44,8Tl; Brooks, Prohibition, 7,38ai
plurality for Marmakuke 5,20l, The g
naming counties to be heard from CAV
Cuttenden, Democrat for Governor, ton
years ago 6,2IT majority. over the combined
Republican and Greenback vote,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
An easaso or Aasos.
Tive Kew yorksrs Caught Wsjis Ss'isa
House. ~ Beriiuviiis, Z. ..

Two Kew yorssrs Caught WbjIs tsrisS
Honse. ~ Ieriiuviiis, T. ..
NnS Yoax, November i0.--Ths residents
0. BeriinyiIle. township OF Eevt0wn. I. J.,
were thrown into considerable eScitemen,
yesterday morning by al alleged attempt 70
burn the village Shortly after eight
o'clock the large unoccupied dwelling OF
Robert Tucker. of New York, vas discover.
ed 10 be on ire. The house was burned 70
The GROUND. Jus, as the farmers Who bad
been trying to extipguish The flames we're
returning 70 their homes they discovered
flames issuirg from the residence Of Thomas
Bates, Jr. When they reached the house
they saw two men running assy. The hre
was put out and the men ~ere pursaed
Policeman Hicks, of Eesfosn, caught then
after they had run mile. They besgsd
The officer TO take them 70 the jail in Order
10 escape the excited fsrmers
The officer took his psisoness 10 Nevtevs
ard iockei them up When the psisoeeu
were brought before Junice McRsnns thsy
gaye their rames - Carl Shulfz and VIII
liam McKerra, Of Eer York shslss
made = fall confession and said thsy -.
tended 10 81 other houses IN The peiGhboe
hood on Gre had they not been disoovssee.
He declined 10 giye ar sxpianaiioa q bis
motive. Justice Mekenns conniftsd tbsu.
10th houses beIobgrd 10 Nf. TuckH. asd
tis Iots will reach about 81 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

p.,,r sentiment tells unmisiaEaoly VINO
s,.o,,5 .,,.,i Congratulations are pouring in
., Is ,,,, Al quarters on Presiden: EJECT CLEvE-
',T ',rr - 10th Republicans and Democrats
.rs .r,'i 5sirg him honor. The RE@srFE has
~. ". - I hear o: sny congratulations being
W Blame upon his election,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

r,y Rgs,,-gE Opines, if the editor OF the
yD,eIiscrcer had submitted MS editorials
[,,fs pest ,ix months to the "eNamlna-
.;ao revision and approval ola caucus OF
,ts friends Of that paper there Toa.d not
t.rs basa d 500 fine imposed by the Su-
emo Court; neither would there 'e so
.rrrI -,!. done them as is at present mani
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
GRANT COUNTY.

a Handsome Democratic Gain Of Sew
enty-One.
PErERst RG, GRANT COUNTY, NovemberS.
-[Exclusfe. ]-Blaino's majority in this
county is As. Reynolds for Congress has
about the same. MaxwelIs majority was
556-Repubtcap majority reduced IL.
There was sone falling of in the Republi
can vote, and net Democratic gain of %.
All the precinets heard from.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
WEST VIRGINIA.
Raleigh County.

NRALEiGH c. a., November O. Exclu-
size. ALL the returns are in from the pre-
c;acts of this county but one, and they show
a Minority of 1873 for Cleveland. The pre-
precinct to hear from is small, and will not
maxi change Of over 10 or l2. You may
placeths county at l75.
Wyoming County.
RAtuGH c. H., November 81 Exclu-
sive. : Wyoming, official, gives Blaine
eighteen majority,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

"a MONTH ago + was happy is the
declaration Of Bryan W Proctor. the poet.
So were lots of other folks who are now
telling people in decided nasal tones: Got
a toad in my head" Bat there IS still hap
piness to be secured; q bottle Of DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup viii cure say cough or cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

THE RECISTER balletined Billy MA
HOSEs crazy dispatch. claiming Virginia BY
5000. 1t went 5000 Democratic. The
Inteuigeucer failed to bulletin JAR GovLDs
dispatch. Perhaps it's thai paper which is
playing the desperate game with the public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Is making up IEe''@ - lsf, opt
q CI9ai, %. soJ SI' The There plenty Of good timber
N 'oe Coz, SJ,a o.scer among West Iirginia's 5
70, ora 'I9,,s, gaxsrer. there is time plenty Jet
,or ,'- he, claim, to be advanced in that 0''ee-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
WErzsL COUNTY.

Ernnnon's OfArial Majority Fixed at
S6I.
NRw MARTIN suIR, November TO-
Exclusive. l-Tht official vote of Wetzel
county, gives Clevtaud S92, aud Brannon
eel majority. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

,I;sI,,ore Of Illinois on joint oall0'
T2s L'Sssi,'r5s mi, becomes interesting since .s
s. 1s....ar t's. sr., Of General LOGAN as United
The 'lI;. S.ns,or is to De selected this session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
=, a.. ! r;!l ,roybIe yeu Il yca &

No disease Win trouble Yeu II yca keep
,osr blood pure, your kidnsys strong: yodf
besels regular snd yusr mind clear " -
,oecssiorsl rse oi thsf greAs rssixer and
s.,nroyter Of health and strength knosn -
Dr Guyso.ts yellow Dock and Sarsspa.
I'll. Its prsise should b IN essey nosA'
Ira rerit sicuN se ksosn ~ ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

IT'S for city Offices are beginning
c,,..,s, . ,s.n,clvss. Bring in your an,
20 .'ns8,, 'sor ,ot,''I gentlemen, the R@'r'FsR ;
r..,ss VII, he reasonable,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Jar GorLDs woadertul new yacht will. il
IS said. be most completely and elegantly
furnished Among olher useial aud indis-
genssble things ordered tor Il was a box Of
Dr. Bulls Coagh Syrup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

T3.,s. gor the Wheeling post
,,a IL, .,s ,aI,s looming up The RE"rsTEE n has IS
Office aIS NJ .oysrol ,2yl- names mentioned, all of
heard ., s,. ,',s sooI democrats and eligible gen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

WasHISaros. November l0.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed Governor Schayier
Crosby, of Montana, FIRST assistant Pos;mss-
ter General
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

- : 5.re in every household these
:. THs p:r C'ErrrlxD =, and BLAINE '"'n'y''n'
lSys IS ! -
...,ss = week. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

e ef,be Yer YORK Sun, call, "a Pres Pres,
D's1, sG1,.orsPssp. @5 u, 81; election "Sall headed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Is THE Presidential election OF 1894. go
ing to turn into law suitf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
Save Me from My Friends

PmLaDELPHrA. November le>-The Tele-
graph. one Of his recent supporters for the
Presidency. says Of Blsinss insendiary dis
paseh:
Mr.. Blsires impulses have led him TO
Ike commission Of many foolish or indis
Greet things even during the campaign Just
closed; but they have led him to do no
other thing 50 foolish ot indisereet IS that
Ct writing the letter or dispatch which
be wrote to 4 r Jones. Chairman
Of the Republican National Committee.
Nhich was as follows u am advised that
there have been frauds committed in Mes
York State. Ibeiieye tia, the honest s'se
of the State gives RspablicAn Plaralis1
snl | ask the committee to zee thai ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
pe.th Yren = Ususuai Csase.

Mxaiprs, Eovenbef s.-Nr. 8. Bsekvits
a P.antviiie did On Tuesday iaa of -
unususl esuse. A kv days bs6ors be
desth Ls sss . dark spst - oss sen. Th
uert day ose Of - eeyH -
similarly spotssd soos sitssvart
spo.s appeared III orr hh bsty-
Ibouss not saSssiag q 81. - visis49 .
pbysiciss, uhc gsvs hin iapae potiss-
he Doxt day, slt9 ~ hoan q intAsse
su6srise. - disd. An ennias6ee sho.ee
dat b!ood vesseis thspeshest ~ bedy -
hunt ssd II anal eiots d bleod iase -
tissuta. Tks ne6ieal boelg sees0 -
csafs. bat say that ~ 80 - 80 = =
exsiis great iutseat aneeg neece =
sheA iiey oecu. - thsf shey - Nsays
fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
FOR THAT WHICH is ALREADY WON
The De emocrats are Boldly and Confidently
Striving,

Striving,
New YoRK, November l0.-Messrs.
Elkins Jones, Pessenden and Senator Ho1.
bart, Of New Jersey, were at the Republican
National headqusrters to-day in conference
but the result Of their deliberations is not
made known. Chairman Warren, Of the
Republican State Committee returns to his
home this evening and Yrooman
tomorrow. A. S. Draper viii
harcefonh represent the committee
in this city. Vrooman to-day
said the Democrats claim the State from the
inside b. sol, and that the Democratic
investigation Of returns in this city has al
ready lowered that amount to 1856, BY rea-
son Of errors against DIR. Blaine to the sum
Of 425 votes.
At the Democratic State headquarters
this was not verified An official Of stand
ing said the Democrats were low struggling
for what was already won
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
THE RESULT UNCHANGED.

No Reason to Believe Cleveland has not
Carried New York. The Figures now Show
that tits 1, 1885, Chairman Manning Makes
il 1.e4O--The Republicans Hope To Bring
IL Down by the Discovery of Errors.
New York, November l0--The Sun
say editorially A few slight changes were
made in the election returns from three
counties in this State yesterday, which
reduce Cleveland's plurality, as shown
by the Suns table, from l,20G TO l,l93.
Blaine's plurality in Livingston county was
increased one, and in Essex county two,
and Clereland's plurality in Queens county
was decreased FIVE. The smallness OF these
changes, which are the result Of clerical
errors, tends to strengthen the probability
of the substantial correctness of the figures
which the the Sun has been enabled to pre-.
sent to its readers. In the returns from all
the other ffty-seyen counties no changes
have been made, although in several in.
stances the correctness of the figures given
Yesterday has been retested and confirmed,
Still Claim II.
The Republican managers, however, still
put forth the claim that the State has given
a small plurality for Blaine, and several
charges of fraud and error we're made by
them Yesterday. 1t was said that in New
Lots, town Of Kings county, in Brooklyn
ard in this city several hundred more votes
we're cast for Blaine than were credited to
him in the published returns. But so tar
there has been discovered no reason to
change the figures representing the result
in New Lots and Brooklyn. In regard to
tie alleged error in The returns Of this city
II appeaas that the Democrats admit por.
ton Of the claim made by the Republicans,
but assert that The gain 20 Blaine when the
error is corrected will amount TO less than
100 votes. The exact figures are not given,
and probably will not be known until after
The official canvass next week.
The Butler Vote.
The Republicans also aver that in fou
counties IN the upper part Of the State votes
cast for Butler were counted for Cleveland
and The Republican National Committee
professes to have evidences Of fraud in 10
counties. In regard to these allegations
nothing has been heard that can settle the
question Of their correctness.
Up TO this time, therefore, with the slight
alteratisn noted above, the returns received
at this office continue TO show that Cleye'
land has carr led the State Of New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

A go~ernment Of the people should DC
served By the most faithfal from the people.
Every oficial place. high and Iov. demand,
honest. faithful. conscientious duty. and
should he regarded as trust fron the pec..
ule to be honorAbly administered, and
should reyer be extended - tssor to De
epio,ed as grasuity through the grace OF
the idomipAn. party
Eyery nan Who loves bis cosntry. and
seeks It's welfare, should enter 10 " the
front door. "He who enters 10 b. The win
dow. Is . thief and ro5Ses-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Men 70 fertile in expedienss. 40 ski'Ied IN
echnicAlilies, 20 bold in movemra, ~ their
counsel iu-chief. are relied npen 10 st isas,
prevent Clevelasd from getting the electoral
vote a New York II they cannot secure q
or Biaine. Time will tell They viii en-.
,oun,pr on the other side persons worthy Of
heir steel. with The additional advantage oi
having tho law aud the facts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

No Reason to Believe Cleveland has not
Carried New York THE Figures now Show
that tits /, 1884, Chairman Manning Makes
il 1.a4O--The Republicans Hope To Bring
II Down by the Discovery of Errors.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-11-26
From the Sun River Sun.


The Sun River Touring mill has made
about $500 sacks of flour this fall. The
quality is much better than ever made
by this mill before.
Ira Myers has gone to Chicago to pur-
chase machinery for his new saw mill
and sash and door factory. He will be
gone about three months.
Great Falls has not had a boom, but
gradually grew from one inhabitant a
year ago to its present size. It's voting
population now stands third in the
county, eighty-four votes being polled
at the last election.
The Montana Cattle company have
put up a fine COW camp at Choteau this
summer. The bunk house for the boys
cost $4,000. No common, every day
COW camp that, and don't you forget it.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-11-26
R%<(IDSeN
Maiden.

From a gentleman who has just re-
turned from Maiden we learn that the
outlook for that camp was never more
promising than at present. The new
smelter will be ready for work about
December 1st, with Prof. n. A. Foss in
charge. Good gold rock is found in the
Keystone, Spotted Tail and Comet
mines, and the n are sanguine
that they have got a good thing. The
Daisy Dean will be ready to furnish
tirst-class' ore to the smelter as soon as it
commences operations. The residents
of that locality are more hopeful for the
future of the camp than ever before, and
have every confidence in the success Of
their present undertaking. n. T. Dins-
more is doing a fine business, as also is
Robt. Pfaendtner-both old-time resi-
dents of Fort Benton.