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CINCINNATI RoUGrIs
Again Create Disturbances Mt tho Polls
.-E Negroes Not Allowed to Vote,

Again Create Disturbances Mt tho Polls,
~ Negroes Not Allowed to Vote.
ClSciSSATI, o., Nov. 1.-The quietncss
OF the election was broken this afternoon
about ! o'clock, in the Eighth ward, by
the refusal Of bystanders at the polls,
many oiwhom were armed with clubs, to
permit coiored men 10 vote. The voters
thus DISTINGUISHED went 10 tho United
States Marshal for advice, and this gave
rise to numerous rlmors that the negroes
were going to organise and with . force
OF deputy marshals march in body to
cast their votes. This brought crowd to
tho pallsandthe eScitcment was increased
by patrol WAGONS fastening 70 the scene.
The negroes did not organize and attempt
TO vote in body, and the crowd gradually
melted away,
Soon alter this at the other precinct OF
the same ward, well known citizen, J.
D. Caldwell, accompanied colored man
10 ihr i,llis u vote, The vote Wss rhul.
lenged and the judges were about 10 ex-
anime the man under oath when the By:
ISLANDERS forcibly elected the eolorcd mai,
from the place: 4 mot pursued him,
caught und beat him, until a half dozen
nSlieeMen succeeded in cxtricatiug
the colorcd lnan from iheiv ilansis.
Soon after this challenged white voter
WIS knocked down by the same lawless
-hS:staR4ers. The eitlstiQa 8, The Sisth
precinct, in this ward, r1m that time till
tho polls closed was threatening, md
crowds lined tho s!rpetsin the yicinityex-
pecting disturbance,
In the Eighteenth ward in the afternoon
Peter Kelly stabbed seriously, ii not ia.
tally, Policeman lIoneyman, on duty at
the polls. The .proiocaiian Was That
Honeymnn had struck kelIyfs brother
earlier in the day.
The polls closed in the Eighth ward
without further disturbance, but other
casualties occurred rs follows between
S and Q ?. y. At Fifth and Central
avenue Phil llennesGy and john Healis
engaged in fight. Hennesey Was fatally
shot in the head. Ncalis wis slightly
wounded. About the same time on
Prices hlll WilliaH Henry, ex.policeman,
Killed John dtittGu ~
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LOCAL pnEvlrlEs.
OF Minor Moment in and About III.

A CAR was backed OF tho track in the
Hempfcld yard yesterday and ran half
way ncross Cbapllne street.
A MAN named Nagle narrowly escaped
serious injury yesterday by the fall OF two
scuttlcs OF coal which he was raising to
the Odd Fellows Hail BY rope. a
ALsx. RoDB, Of Boyd, Miller K Co.'s
brought from Tyler county IL live owl
measuring four feet five inches across the
wings. Which he calIeht while out coon
hunting Saturday night. I
A DAUGHTER OF MIR. Luke Fitton's was
knocked down and nearly run over By q
team Mt tho corner OF Fourteenth and
Market street yesterday. She was slight
ly hurt and badly scared.
a BARGE load OF fire brick arrived from
New Cumberland yesterday for the Board
OF Public Works, and force oil men was
at once put to work unloading them ~
the Island landing. They are tortho Viz.
ginia street improvement.
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SOME Of the best boots and shoes in the
city are now being sold at assignee sale at
2l03 Main street. 500
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MISSISSIPPI,

MHMrIIls, Nov. i.-Mcagre returns lndi.
Gated the defeat Of Chalmers in the Second
Mississippi districthy 1900.
JA0AsuH, Miss, Nov. 4.-Blainc carries
jackson by majority OF %. The returns
from other precincts in Kinds county will
give Cleveland small majority. Han.
rack'd majority In Kinds county was
1881. The Democratic ticket haS o ma.
jority OF about $50 in Rankin county,
which gave Hancock n majority OF GI7.
Returns from the State are coming in
slowly and show very light vote bp, 0;
an unGcstionably neMooratlc tendency.
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y. CALI soon md ldye first choice in pur-
chasing your boots and shoes, at2l03 Main
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Shortly before . o'clock last night the
stable connected with Thos. Mcars cooper
shop ut the lower end OF Martins Ferry,
situated Just north OF the Standard Mil,
was discovered 10 be Oh fire. The build.
ing was a frame one, and being filled with
hay and other intlammablcs, burned very
rapidly. Three horses were fatally burned
before assistance could reach the II. There
was q heavy wind blowing, and MS 1t was
Impossible TO save the stable, tho efforts Of
,hosinrcsentwere directed towards saving
tho other property, which, after hard
work, was accumulated. Mr.. Mcars' los
will be considerable. Tho fire maae q
very bright light, which was plainly visi'
bic from this city. AS viewed from .tilc
river bank, it appeared 70 be a tremend'
nua fire .-.-
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OYER TIE RIVER,

Tho Vote Mt Hcllniro, bridgeport AMI Mar.
tins Forty.
At Bcllaire yesterday 50 less votes were
cost than in October, and Blaine gained 81.
Butler received 80 votes and St. John So.
The First ward gave Blaine a majority,
the Second Cleveland 1855, the Third
Blaine 20, the Fourth Blaine SO and the
Fifth Blaine ll2, n net majority for Blaine
in the city OF l07.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The election
passed OF quietly. There was no trouble
so far as reported in any part Of the State.
But few returns have been received but
they indicate clean sweep for the Demo.
Gratis, though the Republicans still claim
the election Of Hahn, in the Second, and
Kellogg, in the Third Congressional Dis.
tricts.
Nrw ORLEANS, la, Nov. .4--At Lake
Providence, in tho Fifth district, Muriy,
Republican, carries the parish by 200 ma.
iority. 1t is thought lie will be elected.
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At Benwood the Republican workers
we're on the ground early, and it w.ts not
until the polls closed that tloy left. Their
organization was superb, and there were
very few votes that were not gotten in.
Considerable enthusiasm was created
when forty-eisht men from the Benwood
mill marched up to the polls and deposit.
ed that number OF votes cold for Blaine
and. Golf. They were, in their working
clothes and bore hanner bearing the
names Of Blaine and Coll, This little
event created ~unbounded enthusiasm pnd
CALLED out several hearty cheers
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Missionary Election.

The Womcn's Foreign Missionary So.
ty OF the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church
celebrated its fourteenth anniversary yes
terday afternoon ut the church. The fol-
lowing officers werO elected for the ensu-
Ing year:
President, Mrs. John Wagner, President /;
Miss A. Taylor, Mrs. Captain Carlln and
Mrs. W. b. Johnson, Vice Presidents;
Miss Amanda list, Corresponding Seere-
tary; Mrs. John A. Kyle, Recording secre-
tary, and Miss Annie l.. Logan, Treasurer.
Tie meeting was full OF interest, and
the prospects Tor the next year ars very
encouraging.
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Maryland,

RALTlMoRp, Mi, Nav 4.-Baltlmorc
City gives Cleveland S4,4SG; Blaine 1850;
St. John 1869; Butler III. Cleveland's
plurality over Blaine 7,lQG. In the Third
Congressional DISTRICT, Cole, democrat,
lG,907; rents, Republican, l0,GSS; Silvy-
ward, Prohibitionist, $40. Coles plurality
over pentz $40. In the Fourth Congress
siona! District Findlay, Democrat, lS723;
tiroYn, Republican, ,49g; 0dGm, Grolii.
biiiolist, dal. Fridays plurality l,4bs.
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 5.-l A.
Nor Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, northerly 10 westerly winds,
higher barometer, nearly stationary
temperature in western portion, and light
fall in the eastern portion.
For tho Lower Lakes, light rain and
snow, followed by clearing, colder wealth.
or, northwestcrly winds, highcrba-ometer.
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IEASE TOWNSHIP

Bridgeport precinct Of Pcaso township
gave Blaine 5O7 and Cleveland 35l, u md,
jority for Blaine OF 2iG. st. John received
8 votes and Butler $, 4 total OF 96e. The
Republicans gained I5. IL
At Martins Ferry, the First ward gave
Blaine u majority Of 81, q Republican
gain OF 80. The total majority in the CITY
is 90. t7I7.- y ~ ,I-.|''- -
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TENAS,

GALVESTON, Tax, Nov. IA heavy vote
was pe!lea in t'is pity. Thele was lnNch
scratching OF local candidates. Tho indi.
cations point 10 the election OF Cram,
Democratic candidate for Congress in this,
the Seventh district, over Rentifo and
Nelson, Republicans. The returns from
the State are meagre. Indications point
to the election Of every Democratic Con-
Grcssman.
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LADIES finest bntloncd shoes ut the
assignee sale, ai03 Main street.
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Gutici1ra,
Diseases! ].

ECZEMA, or Salt Rhcun, with lis n-onlzIpv Itch.
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lfuri.Hs, Seal Head HandraiY. aud every strcic,
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aud skin, when the best physicians and all known
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THE STATE OF NEST VIRGINIA,

~ Tbs Circuit CONT Of Ohio County, West Viz.
gtnia. October liulrs. 1881
Marcus W. Amick, Executor Of the estate OF
Thomas II. Wins, deceased.
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Nancy Sullivan, Jnsephus Sullivan, William II
Sullivan, Lucky Ami Boyd and Robert l.. Boyd
her husband. Llama jake Rhodes md Jarvis D.
Iuncs Madison Simmons her husband, Mary i.
Alexander and james II. Alexander her nus.
band, alnt Thomas D. Wins. William Ii. Kerry,
Laura Shl:rin, Mnribn nennin, and Mary Kerry,
Eliza MSh, and Alexander Wins. William J.
Irwin. Mary lipip, Jane AuElln, Martha James,
md Matilda Summons, Mnry Griffin, the IN.
eEnwn helm NJ law md distributes Of Sarah
tributes Of said T!iJinas II. Wins,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 4.-Belva A.
lockwood, candidate Of tho National
Equal Rights party, said in an interview
tonight that she was satisfied with the re-
suit Of tho campaign, !nasmuch Us she
cleared SIPS by her featuring receipts.
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EANSAs,

ArcnISsoS, KS, Nov. 1.-Two precincts
Of This county give Blaine loj; Cleveland,
Sc; Martin, Republican, for Governor, Q5;
Gllpk, Democrat, D Merrill for Congress
sAi Eentan, Us. This city and county will
give both Alurtin and Morrill, minority.
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EJUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Fiat Searfs. DIT
plicates OF Oiir Unlaundcrcl White Shirt,
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KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE NY, Nov. +.-Iseturns from
county seats throughout the State say TINT
tho election passed of quietly. A full
vote was rnlled. The State will give the
usual Democratic majority.
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Ny gratitude 10 Col is unbounded for The Relic,
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[H. lINISHIEII!ALER,
is l. 60 Eleventh Street,
Obj astskAdgktlrea:
0nIcp. Nos. 80 aud ~ fourIpenli, Street.


I.ost--Gold LOcket.
Z E,say C8w--E. l.. Kimberly.
Snvc Your Gas mud sycsight-Trimblc & Lutz
Decorated bohemian glassware.
New Corn Mcal-lt. ]. Smyth-Fourth rage.
Now Crop y. 0. MolIssos-Four,l lagc.
JaitaHese Pottery and Fancy GnouS-I. g. Dillon.
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tfszHt- -sa-s ~, ~.
Thermometer, RECORD.

The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer rs observed Mt Schncpfs
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday:
Tuesday, Ia. iGS;el2 NJ, 61oi3 +. NJ,
CO; I r. NJ, so.
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Tnr most delicate persons enjoy taking
Emory's Little Cathartie Pills, give a
wholesome appetite, puts new lie in a
brokcn-down. body.--l5 cents. rrhs!sw
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In Cilanccry,

tx
The obes; OF this nj. Is 10 coustrrtc tho eighth
claiise oil mo VII! Of si!d Thomas II. Wins, dc.
ceaSeN 70 set the accounts OF saii executor and
10 dsirihute the laid estate among those catIted 10
receive The same. AIl 1t appearing frum an ,tll.
tarii hled IN this eati, TT tiitso rules that the de-
OF West Virginia, and Tia, ihe names Of The said
frtlrs 10 the No. In Sntl suit.madc dciendnntS Is
.'dhsnpSR pRr;ici," are unknown, and they not
faftis been served With process til this SUIT on
Rg';on Of The complainant by his solicitor, this
Stdcr Of publication Is entered LsG!iIst them and
II Is oiderci that the said defendants, KNOW, and
unknown. aIc fcQni,t,i 10 appear within one
month after i,a date Of the INST blicaan Of this
otteT AID DO what Is Necessary 10 prn,rc. their In
lIshed md pasted rs reqaIicd by law. ). - j
Witness Joln ", Mitchell, Clerk OF sail Court.
a the Court heiiEea said county, this sttt day OF
October lssi, to-wi!: October Rules, 1881.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk. ,
Published the FIST time October 9, 1854,
Attest: JOHN W, MlrCnkiI, clerk
A. }. CLARKE, - = :.
Solicitor for Gp,aplalnAnt oc41l,
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CALIFhI.SLA,

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Thirty.one
precincts and wards in 10 counties give
Blaine 1884; Cleveland, 1855, against
Garfield, S9s; Hancock, 100.
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-
HEtIKGIA.
The Same Old slory-A Light Vote Polled in
49, the s!ate,

49, y the s!atGt
sApASSAn, Nov. i.-In this city and
county n heavy vote was polled. 1t is cs.
timated there is a Democratic majority OF
l,htM. Few dispatches irnm outlying conn
ties Indicate m exceedingly light vote.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. THE vote in this
city is lao. The vote III the county is
about 5000. Cleveland's plurality is
about 1000. Some votes were cast for St.
John. Return indicate the election OF the
entire Democratic delegation 10 Congress.
Oleyelanls majority in the State will ap-
proximale $4,000.
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NorluSa equals Aliens Bilious Physic
in quickly relieving Costiveness, Head.
aches, Heartburn and all other Bilious
Troublesi 81 cents large bottle.--At all
druggists, SThStw
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SALT LAKE, Ur., Nov. 4.-The delegate
election was quiet. \ light vote was
po.led. John I. Caiae &as elected by a
large majority, ,Ar
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CLosISa out Ruggies and Spring
Wagons away below their valve,
j. W, FEInrL, r
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A VERY LARGE VOTE
AND mo REPUBLICAN GAINS
In this City and County Over the Vote FOR
the State Ticket In Oetober-Thc Returns
and NInjorl,ies 80 far MS Recelved-A
Qulet and Orderly Election. ~

The election yesterday passed of quietly
and pleasantly. All necessary vigilance
was exercised by both parties at all the
polling places, but there was noticeable
lack OF that intense bitterness which
seemed TO prevail q. tho State election.
The challcngers performed their duties
fcarlcssiy, but good.humoredly, and the
challenge WIS met in the same spirit. A
number of votes were rejected. At the
Second ward polls, particularly, was this
the case. Five men attempted 10 vote
there OIL their first papers, butdid not sue.
coed. III most Of The precincts tho Judges
refused to accept The oath Of foreigners
under any circumstances that they were
naturalizcd, requiring the papers or GER
titled copy OF the record In nil cases. This
made little feeling, but was sustained by
the majority Of both parties about the
polls.
A LARGE VOTE foLLED.
It was not expected that tho aggregate
vote in the city would be rs large as that
cast at, tho State election. The result
shows little difference in the aggregate.
IN the First ward 10 more votes were
polled yesterday than last month, and In
Fulton one more. The Second ward IN
creased II, while tho Island fell Off IL.
This difference probably arose from Island
people voting on this side OF the river
! lheThirl ward gave an increase Of foul
votes, and the Fourth q decrease OF seven
In the Fifth and Sixth wards the vote was
not quite 30 large rs in October, while il
the Eighth it was larger, the total In ile
city thus coming very nearly up to the
heretofore unequalcd ono OF last month.
The majority for Wilson in October wal
handsomely cut down, us will DO seen by
the following figures:
TIE ONO COUNTY RETURNS.
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!, "WuAr is heavens hest git to man ?"
she asked, swcetly smiling on him. "Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup" he replied, with
prudence. He had just been cured by it
OF bad cold.
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twas aimnst perfectly bald. caused by Te,tcr q,
the top oil tho .falp. used your CuiIcura Kerne.
die. about six wcofs and they cured my sea In por
iecty AMI now my hair is coming back a. ihlos u
WIIrpBoGo, TEXAS, 1922 I = - 4
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Oregon Goes 1srrubficau,

PORTLAND, Nov. 4.-The vote OF Port.
land is only 200 less than in June. Tho
Democrats eoncetle tho State by 500, and
the Republicans claim il by LOCO.
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81, 900 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even truce Of common. grease in S.runz'
Genuine Wax Soap. a.
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FIRST quality goods are being sold very
.ow ut the assignee sale, 9l03 Main street.
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CHICAGO, Nov. THE Drorer's journal reports:
Live hoTs-Receipts 100 head; shipments 22;yDJ
head Market stronger and hslOc higher: pacx.
ing o. 9Mi 6: packing md shipping Is ioi5 %:
tle--Rece!pB $500 head: Ihipmeas 1000 head /:
market aciive and 5aoc higher; very fow natives
offered: exports So 9oad Is; poor. TO cholue ship.
ping S 5oa6 10; common 10 good IS aia5 -; Texans
sheep-Recc!ps 100 head: shipments 20 head |;
market SLOW. Inferior to fair 5! 5a3 53i medium 81
good s. fQai y. - IL 'jf,.sIliG1 ~
EAsr, Liberty, Pa. Sor. 4.-Cat,e market dull
and uncllanc0d ltooeipp e5 lond: shipments 1892
mens 1900 head; Phl!nte!ph!as G[Gr5 10; hos:
Workers ST Coal 9j.- Sheep msrfet yet,. dun d.
unchanged prices; receipts 200 head; Shipments
,.as5 Petroleum, i u
I PrTrsBuRnH, Pa, Nov. 4-In the afternoon the
tnnrsetwas strong and tradipg ouiy Iair. advanced
70 is2, anil closed at SIC. - -
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OMAHA, Nov. i.-Tl1is State will give u
majority Of 1900 for Blaine and Logan.
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GREAT bargains in children's, misses
and ladies' shoes, ut 2l03 Main street.
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Covered With Rlotclles,

lwnnt to tell you Tim, Your Cu,lcun. Resolyent /,
inash.Eoalt About threa months AGO my tsce was
covered Win hoIohcs and Ter nslng three bo,tlcs
OF aesolycR. WIS perfectly cured. :
i.-'f FREDERICK MAtTRE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-05
Not a Liquid or Snuff.

Apply by the finger Into the nos,rils ]. VIII Il
absorbed, ei!cctunily cleansing Tie nasal IL"G,s
Of catarrhal virus. causing healthy sccrptUuS. !.
nllays inflammation. protects tie rriahrEtl
1fnlnEs OF the head from additional rohi'. ~,
pletely heals the sores end restores The sens, 4!
taste and smell. 60 cents Of druggists; q ,rir Il
mall. Sample bHttlc by mil 10 cents.
W ELY BROS. Druggists. OwFgn. ~.