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Heavy Republican Gains.

MoRGASrowS, W. Va, October 10
Monongalia gives Maxwell over eight hun
dred majority, q Republican gain of 300.
Berkeley County.
MlRrISSBURG, October l5.-Berkeley
shows her contempt for the Supreme Judges
by giving Flick 324 and Brown / major
tiles Maxwell carried the county by 80.
The rest of the Democratic ticket had q
small majority. Democratic county officers
Sheriff, States Attorney, one member OF the
House, one Assessor. Republicans elect
one member Of the House, one Assessor,
Clerk of the Circuit Court and Surveyor.
Large vote polled, Maxwell's majority in
he county j5. Ioungers for State Senate,
in this district about 200. Democrats
elect Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney, Com
missioner and members OF the Legislature
Clerk of County Court and one assessor
Report from Morgan county gives Maxwell
225 majority. Jefferson. Hampshire and
Hardy increased Democratic maiorities.
PIeasan;s County Complete.
ST. MARYs, W. Va, October loom
plete returns from Peasants county give
Wilson 7OS, Maxwell sos. Official
Tyler County.
SrSrERsyIILE, ". Va, October lj.-9
a am-Court House precinct, Tyler county,
gives Maxwell IS majority. At that rate
he will have about 200 or 25O majority in
Tyler county.
KAnawha County.
CHARLESTON, October l5.-The official
vote of Kauawhs is not all in, but enough,
however, to safely place Maxwel's majOri-
ty at / 100 All the county ticket is elected
6y maiorities ranging from 600 to 1900.
Nothing received from other parts of the
Third district to base calculation on.
Fifty Ahead.
BUFFALO, ". VA, October l5.-Maxwell
l95, Wilson Is.
Mineral County.
KEYsER, W. Va. October l5.-Mineral
county complete: Wilson 1909, Maxwell
LOIS. Seven out Of Is precincts in Hamp,
shire. with the rest Of the county estimated,
indicate 800 majority for the Democratic
State ticket. Partial returns from Grant
county indicate about $50 Republican ma
jOrity.
FAIRNoNr, W. Va, October l5.-Demo
Gratis elect full county ticket, except one
I legislator AMI Prosecuting Attorney BY
maiorities ranging from 100 10 $50, larges.
vote ever Polled in this county.
The First SummorJ.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October l5.-Wil
SON has a small majority in Putnam, 300 in
Monroe, 2l in Summers, leo in Fayette
He will sweep the Third district by $500 tc
1000 and probLbly more. The Third dis
trict has responded to stir Elkins in noble
terms.
Gilmer County,
WESTON. October l5.-G:lmer count,
will give Wilson three hundred Hutton!
majority in this county one hundred ant
fifty.
Preston County.
: TUESELTowS, October l5.-T Exclusive
: Preston county viii give Maxwell abou
; 1000 msjoriIy We have heard from 81,
precincts which give maxwell a msjorit
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Tvs REGISTER regrets to note the defeat
Of that bright young Democrat Col. JOHN
W.M.GEAw, for reelection as Prosecuting
Attorney OF Taylor county. While the
county gave 327 majority he was only de-
Sstad Av so votes.
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Democratic MajorItIes.
Republican DIajorities.
Estimated.

The following msjorities are estimated.
In some instances there are remarkable and
unexplaiusble differences in the estimate
For instance, Democrats claim gain Of
100 in Hampshire, while Republicans claim
a gain OF 500. In Greenbrier county Re
pubicans claim gain of 900, while Demo,
Gratis claim 500.
The estimates given here are Democratic.
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A Bold Robbery.

PlrTsnURG Pa, October Is. - Four
masked men broke into the residence Of
Nicholas Helfrck, near st. Bonitace. Cam
bria county, last night, and forced him to
give up seventeen hundred dollars in gold
and currency which he han secreted The
robbers are believed TO be the same gang
which recently entered farmer Gates house
and compelled him to dTsorge $1,000 at
the point of revolver. Several persons
susp pected will be arrested to morrow.
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GREETING CLEVELAND.

= Tremendous Ovation and the WtidSss
EnthpsiAsm In New Iork City.
NEw YORK, October 1.-THE business
mems meeting tonight st the Academy of
Music and all thereabouts vas the greatest
success. Ex.MAyor Grace, presided. Henry
Ward Beecher was received with the Wild.
est enthusiasm and before he had finished
his characteristic speech, q roar was heard
from the outside and the crowd inside knew
that Gov. Cleveland WIS coming.
The cheer was promptly taken
up. Beecher Was unable TO pro.
coed. lie stood silent with one hand
on the speakers table, watching tho effect
[Con,inued on Fourth Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Tas POLITICAL war implements will be
transferred to the Empire State where the
battle Rill be wsged for three weeks with
,he greatest ferceness.
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MORRISONTAL MISTAKES
Cost the Democracy Several Con-
grsssihen in Ohio,
And Probably Had Some Influence
On the General Result.
WE CAN STAND TT IF THEY CAN.
It's a Little Rough, But Democrats
Are Accustomed To It.
One Congressman in Doubt Per-
haps He Is a Mascotte and
We Will Get Him.
The Latest Figures Fix the RepuS-
lican Majority
At Less Than Sixteen Thousand.
At Less Than Sixteen Thousand.
Happy Radicals Celebrate the Al
legged Victory In the Widest
Manner Possible and Pro-
test Their Supreme Grat-
ifcatl0n Over the
Result.

OFFICIAL returns have been received from
all the counties in Ohio, except FIVE. The
State will not go over lG,OOOo oRepublican.
The D. mocrats elect nine Congressman, the
R.rub leans eleven and one is in doubt.
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- the people Of Harrison county could
"2'e read the iacina:ing literature sent out
as supplements to the Iutelligencer they
might have voted differently. This is what
comes 0! gross iliteracy." See Mr..
o'FT dispatch to the Philadelphia Press.
Vow. Il tue people Of Harrison could Oe
Ddaced 10 establish free schools and
'a'n to read Republican electiOneering
Clements, they would doubtless learn
sarr,.L'
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H'Sro'E the true and loyal Republican
amer county Of the Pan, Handle, jumps
lie iraca aaG elects two Democrats on its
'onaty ticket.
d. Il. Atkinson, one Of the defeated Re-
!. i.'acons and pronounced PrOhibiGonist
as defeated by nearly one hundred ma
1T.ly.
me twrt House removal question was
''dsa N favor of New Cumberland By
.a''a' ?. oy more than the necessary three
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

W,,Nr it Mr. BLAINE who remarked in
his little speech at Capitol Square, in this
ci,y that West Virginia had it in their
yOEer to settle the Presidential election on
October {.
We'll. they have done their best in that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Tus ovation rendered Gov. CLEVELAND n
New York City, was something wonderful.
No living man ever received a more spieu-
Hl reCcntion in that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

EyUEX-LY Marion county has no use for
da, eminent jurist Judge HAYVoND. Or
perhaps they fear the demoralizing effect
,I ,he Ohio river water Ia. ia, Judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

rnres,x LEoSNRp'S figures continue to
ROW lie should know what he is talking
.,oar and We u wager a hat that he won't
Na ar wrong
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RrOOke Comfy,

WELLsBrRG, October l5.-the following
is the official vote Of Brooke county. Viii
sons majority g. Democratic gain Of Il
Wilson 757, Maxwell IA, Dufey $50
Burt 7l6. Thompson 1862. Sturm III, Csla
we'll 76l, Hutchinson I'll, Morgan 762, Ken
dali I'll, Snyder S53. Flick 7l9, Woods 755,
Brown 72O Ratification s72, Rejection 10,
Sommerville 752, Archer 7lS, Owings 762.
Pugh 708.
The Democrats elect Sheriff, County Clerk,
Clerk Circuit Court aud County Commis
sioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Is a State where, according to eminent
Republican authority, the men go without
stockings and shoes in the winter time, and
iae women and children are scarcely clad
al; al, with whom the luxuries are snuff
.o' the women and pine-top whisky for the
men, the voters don't seem to have any use
.o' Radical money. Possibly they are too
"hors'e 10 know the value of the ar
,icls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16
PHILADELPHIA PRESS THINKS
Tie National Contest Practically Decide
and settled.

PHILADELPHIA, October l5.-The Press
says. "Ohio practically decides and set.
ties the national contest. The great piv-
otal October State outstriPs even the Re,
publican expectations and greets the
country with a Republican majority
which, on the present returns
promises to reach from 1900 to 10000
Cincinnati, in spite ofall the sources Of
trouble, is redeemed. Cleveland rolls up a
heavy majority. There are gains at al!
points. The Germans returned to show
Republican allegiance. The Prohibitionists
acted in the main with sense. In word
it is complete success on all sides"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Tuy Nor,bernS Radical papers are still
aiming West Virginia. This is for the
,roral effect, you know.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

ington to change the result on some of the
county Offices.
The magnetic y plumeless knight, J. ".
Mason, was doing a heavy business on the
curbstone voting "niggers and passing the
word along the line, "vote straight, boys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

IT is we'll to know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs consumption and all pulmonary dis.
eases, is DR. Wistars Bslsam Of Wild
Cherry. 1t quickly allays inflammation an
cbecks decay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

S.y. .o4G harrahs for NNNwELL were
heard las; nigh; on the receipt of RepubE-
AN -a:ns bn: these were the last wells o.
,ba fy;r-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Tos ,hot-gun policy ruled the Cincinnati
lection. IN" proceedings were the most
a.grase:., in the political history Of any
S,rS
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Republican oIajorities.
Democratic SIajorities.

Total reported and estimated Republican
maiorities in twelve counties 8, l6j.
i 1otal reported and estimated Democratic
maiorsties in sixteen counties, $3.50. Net
Democratic majority in twenty-eight coun-
ties, reported and estimated, ISIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

WuaGE does my dear HART'S vindica-
,.oD come in. The Judges seem to run as
.;3,y as the rest of the ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Tu. o;e Of New York will now decide
,... yea. Presidential battle. 1t will be a
.,aIv war in that State until November {.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

TaS Little Mountain State ever remains
,~n, while the 6ckle Buckeye State carries
,, desperate Irritation with both parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

w. se-ret to learn from the Pittsburgh
'.nmcrvialGazette that the Democrats
Nve carried West Virginia by a reduced
.sor'y and that Corr is probably re-
rc.rd to Congress from the First Dis
.:c,.
SEEING that the Congressional election in
h's State does not come of until the ith Of
November, the above may probably be
laCed under the head. "Important If True -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Tysy had frost in Virginia yesterday
,,r;ry Tie Ohio election is hard on
some sections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Tgg pspers will now devote their space to
.bov;ng wha; did it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Trr Enquirer thinks the OolLdog revOIV'
.r,;,btier than the ballot.
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-
BLUE friday!
OF all days of the week to the dry goods
f., de Friday is the dullest. AS the day
comes around, with it invariably comes the
dull trade, 50 that it is looked upon as the
"Blue Day" of the week. Why this is
so cannot be explain ed by the merchant,
but that it is so is fact of which he is
painfully reminded as each Fridays sales
are counted. To br eak this spell and
make the day OUR BUSIEST DAY
We propose to estab lish "Blue Fridays
Sale" commencing with this week and
to continue each Fri day throughout the
year, taking from ev cry department 10 our
business certain ar ticles of merchandise
of good value and make prices SO ridic-
ulously low that Gus toners will buy
whetherthey wouldor not. Theseprices will
be for that day only. No goods can be OBJ
tained on the days following or the days
pr, ceding at the sa me prices. BLUE FRI
DAYS PRICES ARE MADEFOR BLUE FRI
DAYS ONLY.
Without men tioning the many ar
ticles prepared for this special sale we invite
customers to investi gate for themselves,
and it may be among the m may be found
the very thing needed by them, and q gol-
den opportunity of Sc caring bargainnever
before obtained with in the limits OF the
city of Wheeling.
i M, H'G|L lin & CO,
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Tux dead aud the wounded are rapidly
.,;,, ,;cked Mp on the Ohio battle ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

crcyya CLEVELAND don't seem to mind
-. Ohio srripkle. Why should he?
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r. WAS a regular cyclone that swept Ohio
.,nr.v and West Virginia.
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Ntayors debility, indicated BY loss of
+'sg,oSy universal lsssitude, constant fatigue,
8. s'N Dreaming, unnatural excitements,
= = Ct dizziness, etc, is quickly cured by
-A'g Dr, Guysott's Yellow Dock. and Sar-
'senlIa IBIS remedy Puri6es the blood,
e: .:spg'heus the weak portions Of the body,
.''' the nerves, produces dresnless slum-
~ 80 ahd ID the only remedy that perman-
,,E Nv e'Ies the many dis,ressid ailmentS
'.-''Tg rom neryoas debility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-16

Co, WILSON wears broad grin aud
L, or the new State House at the future
.apital
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An onset.

Wv luES, October l5.-Bul few people
.F'e a; the Democratic or Republican head
a.sT'rs this morning but there was a
Is'Std tliersnee in the feeling at the two
ls'e'. At the Democratic headquarters it
:: "a, a serted that the news from West Yir.
ma Offset that from Ohio.
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E,prr,oN returns are mighty deceptive
-LhingS.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

Now Cor New York.
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of 24l. The Republican leaders Of this
county promised Maxwell l,40O majority.
Reports from Rowlesburg, Newburg and
Kingwood go to show that great deal Of
Illegal voting was practiced by the Republ-
cans, and the leaders of the g. o. p. bought
great many votes for their State ticket,
1t is authentically reported that very
prominent Republican was caught buying
votes Consideration, 81. Already men
have made oath that they were bought to
vote the Republican ticket This is the
way they counted on giving Maxwell 100
majority Look out for something spicy
from the banner county" wher the fraudu-
lent tactics are unearthed. WhiSkey was
also used 10 influence voters.
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CONTINUED on Fourth Page.
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lie order, public health and public NOR.
ais, the advancement Of what are term
Cd tho material interests Of the State,
and the development Of its natural re-
sources. 1t cannot carry happiness to
the family circle. nor feed the hungry.
nor clothe the naked.
With the rigid Enforcement Of the
criminal law. a Just and impartial adj
mi~nistra,ion ofthe civil Law. the pro'ec
ton Of public health. judicious laws in
the interest Of public morality, the ad-
~vancr,nent of the three vitsl interests
-levees, finances and ,educatiOn-
the State, with the assistance Of private
and corporate enterprises will attain
an era Of prosperity. quickening all
branches of Industry. destroying the vi
ces which spring from idlenessand want
Of thrift and enterprise.
Fellow citizens, in the performance Of
tile functions IF The executive Office ] am
only your ageut. now again bound by
a solemn obligation to carry tut the
august mandates" IF the organic law aud
the statutes. In the fal:i .iment If this
great task, and in my effort to accom-
plish the sovereign will IF the people,
it is right that you ,hould accord m~
not only your moral support but your
active assistance.
The square was filled with the ladies
and citizens Of Bn.o" Rouge. who, ut
thu termination If the governors ad
dress. waved their handkerchief. and
aprla"ded. Muny who could ~, find
seats We're compelled To SEEK the wiz
dows on the north side ut the Capitol
building, which overlooked that portion
of the ground in which the inauRu,a
sion took place.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies
senator Carlisle announced that the
Speaker Of the House and President Of
the Senate would hold a reception in the
Governors office until 3 o'clock.
The Governors address il highly com
mended by those who heard it Tor the
reason that it Was wonderfully concise,
aud showed deep and careful thought
relative to the need. OF the State and
people
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kendaIl's Spavin9n
Fort Worth, Tex. March a.

Messrs. L. j. Kendall rs Co.. ~
months ago there was y vxlusett
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LID BY ALI DBuaes
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S1uctnuat1s
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Read Pro.t OF Wondo
Cures.

Santa Rosa, Cal, Feb. ~
b. j. keniall & Co. Geutlenes \
9 duty t" others suffering with the pa4i
IF lling Of the return to write Won.
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ut. Saw your advertisement ~ ~
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my tealnster to use as direrted. hha
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This 0mous RamAav a,
ssipadon, DyspepsiA, lndlnas
zion. Liver Complaint All q
Liver Diseases, has bssa
censtant NE By the pubase -
6fey yeesss and 70 moro pesp1nr
to-day than eveP 6eloes.
oooo but u. A. Thedldsa ACAs
original and eenulns, ma,r1h.l
e1red By the Chattaneon ~
cine Co.. 1t ChattanoesA, H..
8vezy package eocleeed = n,
low Wrapper.
1raal package By ;,ail. aasss
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ADAl1svllR Ga, Nsraw

:, Analasv1l1'R. Ga. xrau
NJ: a. TnEDFoRD 4 Co.,
Having been one Of Dr.. a
mons. earliest agents II
Medicine, and aleo asens
his death, / do chessSniS.
mend II to the public r
and best Liver Medicine n 4
! have used the medieSsC
Dr. A. Q. &mmons KfWHS
that made by the peYunS
/ Thedf0rd. Mnc 4 -
them: 50 I know the me6iSS9
oy you y the genuine o.
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Fifty YEARS

a. Thsdford . Co.,s llve,,
Medicine or Black Drs~rhf :.
n.nense.red at Chsttaasse,
Tenn, b. the identical rses1e
used b. DR.. A. Q. simmsaa.h /,
0A0 mAoa6AetuFo u his Ia-
Medicine. ~ early - 1855. =
Ao06 near ChA&&anooe..