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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
BEIIAIRE.
Society of the Last Week and Terse Notes
ofWhat is Going and Coming-SeW Glee
Club, and Other Pencilings.

Society of the Last Week and Terse Notes
off What is Going and Coming-Se" Glee
Club, and Other Pencilings.
Among the social events of the week
none is more prominent than the ceiebra-
ton of the seth anniversary of birth OF Mr..
H. n. Ingler, master mechanic at the b. Il
o. shops. 1t cannos be said to have been
a celebration of Mr.. Inglers, for it was a
party OF his many friends who stole quietly
down on the unsuspectiAg gentleman about
s clock p. m. The throng brought nu'
merous beautiful and costly presents. After
a time of social chat the callers were or
dered to bountitul supper, of which they
partook freely. Among those present
we were Messrs. James Mckinley,
Jesse Randolph and Dannie Mckinley,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Schick, Mr.. VIM. Little and
wife, Mrs. 4. F. Cockayne, Mrs. Snyder and
daughters, Emma Matte and Dora), Mrs.
Jacob Hess, MIR. and Mrs. George Dor
mand. Mrs. Carl Brockman and the Misses
Jessie Wiley and Clara Theobald. .
Another gathering, made mp Of young
gentlemen, met at the home of Mr.. Dan
Mckinley on last Tuesday evening. The
purpose of the gathering was to organize q
glee club and operate society for mutual
Improvement as we'll as Pleasure. An e.ec
ton of officers resulted as follows: Pfesi-
dent, Walter Pryor; Vice President Louis
Battelle; Secretary, c. W. Dickens;
Treasurer, Mr.. Lewis. A committee was
appointed to draw up bylaws and after
some vocal practice 1t was decided to en-
gage the services of Miss Bsttelle to play
accompaniments ON the organ aud the meet
ing adjourned to meet al the home OF Mr..
James Du Bots on Friday evening AT
this time most all the members were present
and a calling of the roll showed that the
club was composed Of the following young
gentlemen: Will Nicholson, Roy Ray, John
Rupyon, Howard Baker. Claude Hlllburn,
Mr.. Lewis, Walter Prayer, VIII Moore,
J Louis Battelle, James Du Bots, VIM.
Fraser, Tom Truce, Dan Mckinley, John
! HOPKINS, C. W. Dickens, MIR. Dennis and
AL. Williams. After some practice on
various songs, the name ofthe club was de,
cided upon. 1t will hereafter be known as the
! Echo Glee Club. The boys make excellent
music already, and it is hoped to make ii
the best society of the kind in the city. The
material is there-sll il wants is develop
ment. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Al Williams in the Fourth
ward.
a.! That crowd of young ladies and gentle
men known as the Willing Workers of the
Fuiscopal Church, were royalty entertained
last Monday evening at the home Of their
pastor, Rev. W. W. Walker. Ar: Walker
had promised them q repast II the re,
cent festival was success, and
as some money was made then 1t was rea.
sonsbly right for the young folks to demant
the reward offered them. Their pastor WAS
as good as his word and the young folks en-
loved good supper on thst evening thus
society has been wonderful help to the
church Of late and has done nsny things
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MILL NOTES.

l. ,o'.ing mill a. Blandon, Pa, has sus-
.-l
arn's rolling mill and tube works, at
,.0aocksD, Pa, has been closed.
b. Western Nail Association meets in
5.r.h Wednesday.
- ohio Falls iron works, at New
.ad. have resumed operations.
'- steam rolling mill az Sog,h
\ \. IS nov RAINING in all depart
D. WIiamsport Pa, nail works have
5,t-ei to 20 on double time, owing
ar-e amount Of orders received
.:rsr, Il Co have made q reduction ia
age, o: the employees at the Eastou
r Ills
.-a Eranconia Iron and Steel Company 8
Is, Massachusetts,, have temporarily sus-
a.
be new pipe mill Of the Elba Iron Co.,
,0ar,h. has commenced operations. \
e .oIce Of men will be employed.
ae laborers at the steel works of Park
Co. Pittsburgh, have been reduced
80 10 81 per day.
yer Bros 4 Phillips, Pittsburgh. have
red all employees not working under q
stale tea per cent.
Sharon, Pa, the mills of Kimberly &
III the VALLEY mill are on double turn.
a.! mills shut down while repairs are
B. made
10 7cdi.irg department of the Akron,
o..': mil has twelve furnaces in oper-
aEi the twelye-inch and bar mills are
H..
puddle mill OF the Bethlehem Iron
a. Eas'on. Pa. which has been idle
he early part Of last summer, has re-
be Norway Steel and Iron Co, at South
ION. Mass will soon start two more
ea~Narrin furnaces for the mauufac-
%. steel thus giving employment to
$500 myu.
re Youngstown rolling mill is running
BE turn.
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NEW MARTINSVlLlE.
lying at Deaths Door-GoYernment Snag
BoRt-Wcddiugs.


, Sgscial 70 ne Register.
! NV NARTINSvILLE, December 6.-Holi-
I Gay goods are the attraction of the show
windows. Merchants bought sparingly this
season.
Hugh Ballentiue left with his family for
Pittsburg this week
Ii is rumored that NJ. V ODER will close
bis barber shop sOou aud remove to Wiley
vile, where he will engage in the mercantile
business.
The addition to the Brast House is in
closed and ready for the plssterers.
5. F. Robinson, Esq, was at Plttsburg
the fore part of the week.
Robert McEldownY and I. P. Jacobs,
Esqrs., were rusticating on Brush run day
or so this week.
John Martins many friends are pleased
to see him out again.
W. S. Wiley, Esq has been conined to
his room for several days with severe
cold.
Miss Gertie Baldwin OF Darlington, is the
guest Of Miss Anna Bsusch.
TIE bows" were in their element last
night at the town hall The Jubilee singers
held the boards.
Rev. John Snodgrass, who was beat up
very badly last Tuesday by man By the
name of Taught, is at this writing in q
precarious condition. His deposition was
taken Yesterday, as no person was present
when the affair occurred: Taught has not
vet been arrested.
Hon. Dave Leonard, of Parkersburg,
was in town Thursday on legal business:
Sweet consolation for the widows and old
maids: An old lady of our vicinity, be
tween sixty and seventy years of age, re-
Gently took to herself her third husband.
He also has lived his three score AMI ten.
The Youngest son Of Wilfred Moore OF
Proctor, died Thursday night of scarlet
fever. - ~
Episcopal Mite Society meets at W. W.
Selby's tuesday.
Some Improvements are being made 10
the Episcopal Church
Look out for a wedding during the hotI-
DAYS; we intend TO give every one away we
oct onto from now on. We got slipped
M on the last one, banked our wealth and
got left. and are desperate now.
Vim. II. McEldowny was confined to his
room the past week.
Miss Wernerger, the FORMER teacneF -
our Catholic school was among her friend:
this week.
Mrs. A. p. BrooEoyer, an aged lady, has
been seriously i'll for several days past, but
is now convaleseent. :,
Our Justices courts are in session nearly
every dsv.
The Government suag boat was at the
mouth of the creek yesterday and to-day re
moving sunken barge.
Some needed repairs are being MADE u
I the old Garrison property.
Can't. Nike Davis is at the wheel oil tn'
| Diurnal again.
Rev. ]. II. jackson and wife, Of Castslets
burg Kv., are visiting relatives in town
Rev Jackson filed the Methodist pulpit
South. Of this place for four years to the en-
tire satisfaction Of his congregation, snC
nile here married one Of the most estims
BE Young ladies. They will remain durins
Pass along your postofioe petitions. w
are lust getting our hands in:
The United States Marshal is IN town to
5.v summoning witnesses in the mail rob
Seyv case. which comes up in the Unitec
States Court next week.
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that have added both both convenience
and beauty to the chapel in the cut
The moldmakers ball in Wheeling was
one OF the attractions of our people last
week. The Princess took up the crowd
from h,;e at O'Clock on Thursday night
All pres, mt report a good time. The boat
returned home with Its load about AN.
News Notes.
George Helsley is back from the West.
Like other of tie boys who have been out
in the new country, he liked it pretty WELL
but had longing for home
Robt. Hutchinson, of Brilliant, is in the
city.
Business was dull yesterday.
The K. of l.. met last night.
The Mayors court was dull yesterday.
Rev. j. K. McKallip viii conduct the
usual services in the First Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. R. NJ Brown in the
Second Church
Mr.. and Mrs A. Tolmie, who o year or
two ago moved to the West, have returned
to the city, and will make this their home.
There will be communion services in the
Episcopal Church, today. =
Carl Foster the man of music fame, was
trying to dip some oil out of tank at the
b. 4 o. shops the other day, when he slip
ped and fell into about four feet of oil.
Sam Day was buried yesterday.
"Bud' Boram was taken to ST. Clsirsville
yesterday.
Mr.. John Hoult, of Chicago, Illinois, is
the guest of his friend, John Shuttleworth.
The usual services in st. Johns Church
at and 10 a. m. and p. m.
The river is rising and navigation is be-
ing resumed.
Rev. DR.. John Williams will tonight
preach a sermon on the centennial anniver-
sary of Methodism.
The McGibney family will be here on
next Wednesday evening.
The school at the new Rose Hill school
house, west of the city, taught BY Robert
Anderson, is progressing satisfactorily, with
over sixty pupils enrolled.
A prize was given to the best waltzer at
Zilchs Hall last night.
Have Returned,
Free Wilkinson and Ed. Glass, from
hunt
Sue Moore to GAINESVILLE.
LduTd INOUlnSOu, Llld l. duptl, auu i<Ouis
Over to Washington College.
Ben. Faris, from business trip.
John Neff, home with that machine he
drew at Faupers.
Mrs. Mollie Speer, to New Concord.
Ed Willis, to Kent, Ohio.
The disagreeable roads to BenSons Ferry.
John Bertchey, to Wellsburg, after a short
visit.
VIM. Creamer, from Akron, Ohio.
The apparent need of good town hall.
Causes for excellent congregations at the
various Sunday schools.
J. j. McDermott and daughter from
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Il. H. Free from visit with Man
nington friends.
X. S. McKelvey from a western trip.
Large bills due the Goa dealer.
Affections on the police
Gone Away.
Adam Faupel to recuperate in Califor-
MIA.
The tow boats that were lying at this
poiut.
Ten per cent of the wages of the poor
B. 4 o. trackmen.
Frank Marling and John Thompson to
St. Clairsvlle, to serve sentence in Jail tor
disturbing the peace at the Church of God.
A large, fat turkey from Rumbacks
shooting gallery.
Hat. Hart on business trip for Mariug,
Hart & Co.
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GENERAL INDUSTRIAL.

is said the machine works at Roanoke.
lave several large orders for machin
.1a, will employ 1000 additional men
a."aker chain factory at Trenton, y
as resumed.
-- Youngstown, 0, Mower and Reaper
SIS has reduced its employees 20 per
ILer,iuctiOn affects about 100 men.
engagements have been made for the
2s1lage resumption of the Rock Island
Works Rock Island, H., which will
employment TO 100 hands.
lie Pacific Nail Works, Cal, viii proba-
remain closed for an indefinite period.
per cent. reduction Of wages IS the
Sc ot'his stOppage.
.ae skoanakers employed by Laird,
-asr Il Mitchell, Of Philadelphia, are out
: s'I'ke and the firm refuse to arbitra1e
11cal,,.
he carpet weayers Of Philadelphia are
9aon strike, and there seems but little
: Of an early adjustment Of their iith-
4 a. this writing. The manufacturers
+ = declared that they will never-nO,
S-enp,oy any weaver who dares join
l. Of L. How sad
reduction of wages took place at Pow
@,'nace, near Saxton, Pa, last Monday,
"a IS Infamous. LabOrers have been
I.9'ore receiving 30 cents per day OF
. I've hours, but must now work the same
,-asr OF hours tor so cents. About 800
. 1lee'ed by this reduction. The works
'Pe'a'ed By Robert Il. Powell & Co.
alexander Smith L Sons extensive car
-Ds al YOnkers, n. Y. has shut down
~ indefinite time. The mill is one oi
r =. etgest IN the United States and employ;
>, zen 1000 and 1000 hands, with q
H.. y pay roll Of about $4,000. Tn,
!, Is1 .n Is no surprise to the hands and i
| !, S Ssen expected since their wages wer'
'0Ah ten per cent two weeks ago.
br les we're recently posted up about tn
Fl asr, aGS OF the Reading iron works an
lrS that reduction of 10 per cen
l,D., '@ q. effect on December LIST in tn,
~ Io " al lsborers and furnace hands
d "a, ,.N reduction would also be made i
S'' Of other employees. Some OF tn
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LABOR NEWS.
At HOME AND ABROAD.
MINES AND MINERS.

o..,,r-, coal sells 10 Chicago at $t2j
4 ,,,,s,,svil!e coke sells in Buffalo, N. Y,
~ Drain coliery, near OsccOla, Pa, has
~, to ship coal
- ! strike against reduction at
ans shaft Allegheny City.
| =. mines in the Brazil district, Indiana,
ming very nearly fuu time.
1 -, Ne7ongahels river miners have only
.,aj 81 per month since last June,
:, weeks shipments were the largest
ID from the Osceola, Pa, mines
mel coal has been found in the h Of
lucrative mine at Csnnelburg, lad.
r,,,ribgtions for the relief of the Hook
,T,rey miners are coming in reasonably
,s,b \ Perry are sending ont an aver
a. s,.v cars day from their shat. mine
Z. Rich Hill Mo.
The Eureka mineS, If jacobs Creek, Pa,
~, running The men have not been
since September.
-rs $ number Of the men on George s
L. vi. are finding employment in the
harden region.
rf-a nero miners have been shipped
R-ri,;'Ie. o., TO Oskaloosa, la. This
3. second batch sent there.
r.. enplogss OF the coke syndicate in
.,r,usyille. Pa, coke region have &c
,ria Ten Yer cent reduction.
"a s-,ssar that was constructed at the
...me Pa mine to make lump coal 90
.. IA. screen and into the nut coal
is, --~n removed, the miners having
lied hat It 5e taken away.
8, tom the Rcynoldsville and Fair
.-.-..u sells in Buffalo SIS follows:
,---i lag. = -. lumpand nut mixed,
..a o. mines, $3.50; screened nut
IL. and slack mixed, $3.50; slack,
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GLASS NOTES.

-s.. !, reported as extremely dull every
.--
{ r.v a.a: glass house is talked of
/. --.. C..y y. J.
ss- Eros Baltimore, have suspended
thirty other blowers until there IS an
-9em-nt in trade.
-5s men employed bv the firms Of ". Il
milton and \. X ". Hamilton, Pitts.
,.a are o., on a strike against a reduc-
~ --d<ction Of wages offered by the
N-nee Bros, SouIhside. Pittsburgh,
-er withdrawn, owing to the determin'
,s,.sssUce Of the men.
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AwnnharfuI Discovery.

Consumptiyes and all who suffer from any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs can find
a certain cure in DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Thousands of permanent
cures verify the truth Of this statement
No medicine can show such record Of
Wonderful cures Thousands of once hope
less sufferers now gratefully proclaim they
owe their lives to this New Discovery. II
win cost you nothing to give it a tria
Free trial bottles at Logan L Cos, d
store. Large size 81.
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Proclamation by the Governor
JUICES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF AP
PEALS.

WHEREAS. IL appears from the certificates re
turned 10 me by the Commissioners 81 the County
Courts Of the several counties OF this STATE that az
The general election iu said State held on the second
Tuesday in October, 1884, for Judge Of the Sdprems
Court Of Appeals, for the inii term Of aid o:he.
commencing ON the first day oil January 1885, aud
ending on the thirty-frst day Of December, lsyS
Adam G.. SNYDER received seventy thousand eight
hundred and fnrty-tso Totes, aud William ii. 81
Flick receiyed xty-six thousand three hun1red ans
SIX votes and for The uBe1 pired term OF said once
ending on the thirty-rst day OF December, lost TO
flI the vacancy caused by the resignation Of Hon.
Alpheus f. HAMMOND, late Judge OF sid Cyurt,
Samuel Woods received seventy thousand nine hun
dTe5 and twenty. four votes and James II. Brown
received si1ty-six thousand and fifty voteS-
v wherefore, ], Jacob Il. jackson, Governor 0i Tue
state OF West Virginia, do, By this. my ptoeiama
ton. declare that Adsm c. Snyder hzviay rsceiVed
The highest number OF votes cast az said eieeaon
has been duly elected Judge Of The Ipncms Coari
az Appeals Of this state for the full term OF Twelve
yea,s commencing on the hist day Of January.
iSss. and that Samuel Woods having rec-iyed ths
bIghsst puu Der OF votes cast Al mid elscdbn has
b.eT duIv elected Judge Of the supreme Court o.
lpnras Of this state for the unsxprsd term Of sa1
ofi,oe' ending on the thirty hrst day OF peesnssr
1859 &c ell the vacancy in said ofee osczston cd ~
the resignation Of Hon. Alphsus =. Raymond
In testimony whereof have hsre1nh
set nv hand aud caused the Great Sea-
} of tie said Stale to be afiXef. At tie eifJ
O.. Of Wheeling, this ifth day OF Dece noer
~ 1854, and Of The siste the tEenty-seo'
J.B JAcEs)s.
By the Goyernor.
RANDOLPH sTALNAKER. Js:.
Secretary Of State.
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labOrers are now receiving but 81 per day.
The coming reduction viii cut them down
to 80 cents per DAY. 1t was reported on the
streets that preparations we're being com-
meneed to blow out one Of the furnaces and
that the Other would be blown out shortly
Reading fPa. Herald
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For sale.
For sale,

+ For sale.
A VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATE on TIE
fiom Wheeling, consisting Of about Jour acres OF
land with hne twelve-roomed frame building, sta
BILE for IL horses and slaughter house and other
veniCnCeS on the premises The property will come
to ssle in public auction, which will he hell on
TUi SDAI, DECEMBER 29th, on the said home
stead Terms easy TO entertain.
de7qdg HENRY THEII
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NEW ApvERTtsEmesrsa

II veals past, present and future. Gives edviee
on money, business and family Affairs. Hours from
20 D. m. No. % Eighth street noSlsiAs
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Editor RegtHtr:
Annouce me as q candidate for the ohace Of City
Sergeant, at the ensuing municipal election.
respectfully, W. L FUGATE
nellh
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Moorefeld Examiner: On Friday evening
last Geo. Armed, Esq, who resides aoo1t
Eve miles this side Of Burlington, met with
very serious accident He had ridden
out to his woodland and cut bundle OF
withs, which she took upon the horse to
carry home. he does not know whether
the horse became frightened or whether he
only wanted to play, but he started to run
directly down steep hill, throwing Mr.. Ar
mold over his head, and striking him with
his feet as he jumped over him, Mr.. A, s
injuries are severe and painful. though not
dangerous. On the same night DR.. Wright,
of Burlington, on his wav to visit Me- Ar
mold. was thrown out of his dog-car', but
turned up all right, but got little muddy.
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Mountain Echo: Master Andrew Keenan,,
son of the landlord of the keenan, House,
was out cunning on Thanksgiving day with
several other bows. They were lying down
to rest, when, through the carelessuess OF
some one in the party, a gun, which was
king near him was discharged, the charge
entering his leg above the knee Masking q
severe and painful though, We trust not dan,
rerous wound. DR.. West was called, and
he is doing as well as could be expected.
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To close out our entire stock
we have made the following
prices:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-06
At Washington.
NOTHING AUTHENTIC


WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.--Up to Q o'clock
p M, to-day, neither the Democratic
nor Republican congressional commit
tee has received any authenticated in
formation as to the results in the doubt
lul states. The air Is full
OF rumors of reports alleged
TO have been received by these
committees aud by various prominent
officials, giving figures claims) in re-
gatu To New York, Virginia, Connecti-
cut, etc. But careful inquiry fails To
discover any substantial basis for anv
o. these rumors, except that Clapp, OF
the Republican finance committee. has
received a dispatch from Richmond.
virgin which says the Democrats are
claiming 1000 majority and that late re-
turns favor the claim. The Republi-
5000 to 5000 VI
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Wisconsin,
ioNE REPUBLICAN

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Returns from
over half the towns and wards of the
state now assure the election of the
Republican national and state ticket bv
not less than 10000. The Republicans
have elected six out of nine congress-
men, with ono district, the sixth. in
doubt. The following are the Republi-
can congressman elected, with their
prooable majority: Caswell, first dis
trlct, 5000; La Toilette, third, 1000; Van
Schay, fourth, 1000; Thomas, seventh.
I'eO; Price, eighth, 5000; Stephenson
ninth, 200. The Democrats have
elected Bragg IN the second and Rankin
III tne NTH district. The contest be-
tween Guenther( Republican and Smith.
(DemocraD in tue sixth district, is very
close and will probably require the
official count to decide.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LINCOLN, Nov. 5.-The congressman
in the First district is doubtful. The
Democrats claim the election of Brown.
nifty-two precincts heard from give
Blaine 2a9 majority. This is nearly
one-third OF tho vote of the state. indI-
eating 1900. For governor, Morton.
Democrat, runs ahead, while Caldawes'
majority is below 10000. Returns are
coming In slow and confused. n
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North unrnlInn.

oVERwhELMINoLY DEMOCRATIC.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.-The state has
gone so overwhelmingly Democratic
thatallinierest in the returns has ceased
70 exist. The Democrats carry the frat
thl,d, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth
anu ninth congressional districts. The
hepublilans carry tho second, demo.
cratic gain of one almost certain. The
y, mo have two-thirds majority
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FOR CLEVELAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The Sun makss
inc following footing of tho vote
throughout tho state: The state, out.
SIDE the city, gives net Democratic
majority of 4,sO5. Cleveland's plural.
Ivy sb,fl6. or the six congressman the
Democrats elect FIVE; u gain of one. Mo.
Tomas (kepublicanl, in tho Sixth dis.
trlct, Is reelected. The delegation
stands: First district. Charles H. 9Th.
snni Second district, Frank II. shaw.
ihird district, VIM. IL. Cole: Fonrtb
district, John V. l.. Finlay; fifth dis-
trlot, barnes Compton; Sixth district.
Louis T.. McComas, Republican.
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Hill, "a; Thaoker, 81. Sheriff Smith,
Is; Cochran, So. Colleotor-C;iilesl,
pie, 1888. Assessor ~ Scott. l2S.
Troasurer-Smith. 2S; Thomas. 9:
Downs, So District Clerk Jones, 1873.
Surveyor Strong, ~. Public Weigher
knight, 81; Force, so; Cummings, 81;
Mccullough, 10; Bolton, SO. County
Commissioner Cole, 81; Jackson, "A.
Justice of the Peace, Kendall, 80;
Schulz, 0; j. p. Gillespie, so; Fisher, o:
Fearn, ID; Braswell, GS; Bumpas, s; Ste,
yens, 70. Constable Miller, 70; Ora
ham, IL Overland, 30; Mozart u
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AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.-Blaine wa, nm
most OF the night receiving election ra.
turns, aud is sleeping late this morning
dispatches up to l o'clock this morning
confirm the earlier ones as to a Republis
can victory in New York, hut givaa
lower figures. Florida aud Virginia are
reported as claimed by the Repnblioans
.ne Ia ter.Very positively by Malone and
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Dallas County.
THE CRY.

Scenes In this city yesterday enabled
conservative spectators TO form some
conception of the effect OF elections on
the brutaliSed elements elsewhcrn.
where ruilianism ohtst ns In greater
iorco than II does here. In front of The
post-oliice the radicals congrogatod 10