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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
IN A ROW.

Serious Trouble in the Lynchburg, Virginia,
District.
LYNcHBuRG, November g. Exclusive. ]
Last week j. P. Evans, colored Re-
publican candidate for Congress received a
letter from B. F. Jones, Chairman of the
Republican National Committee asking
him to step down and out in favor Of Col.
Brady, the Malone candidate. Evans re-
fused and a number Of bitter kilograms were
wired between the National Republican,
Evans and his friends. The mat
ter. provoked intense excitement
and the Democrats believing they
saw a chance to win pickedup their guns
and renewed the fight. Tonight it looks as
if they would win. Both Brady and Evans
held meetings in this city tonight The
colored phople not only of the district but
of the State are indignant at the treatment
they have received at the hands Of the Re-
publican National Committee, and the
power of the Republican party in Virginia
is broken for years to come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
AN OLD TIME FEUD
F. BRINHMAN,
Notary Public.

Results in Terrible Row and Beastiy
Murder.
BRooKLYY, n. Y, November 3.-There
has been an old time feud existing for some
time between the Mores,o' 81 Clymer street
and Hoppers, of 81 Spencer street. The
trouble eliminated last night in terrible
row, in course of which Peter Hopper re-
ce;ved injuries which will probably cause
his death. Mrs. Kate Moore went to Hop
pers house with brick concealed under
her apron, and when she got BY the base
ment window she hurled 1t through
the window with all her strength.
Peter Hopper, who was sitting with his back
to the window, was struck on the back OF his
head and knocked to the floor, He was
stunned by the blow, and before he could
recover sufficiently John Moore, Hates son.
broke open the door and he and his mother
rushed into the room. They assaulted the
unfortunate man with chairs, dishes, and
other articles, cutting and bruising him in
a terrible manner. When Hopper was
taken to the hospital the doctors iound his
skaH fractured by the blow from the brick
and considered his recovery doubtful: kAse
and her son were arrested and locked up 10
await the result of Hopper injuries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
GRAFTON.
Bright Prospects for the Democrats in Tsy.
lor County.

Bright Prospects for the Democrats in Tay.
lor County.
GRAFTON, November s. Exclusive. i
The campaign closed here with three cheers
and tiger for Cleveland and Hendricks.
Speeches we're made by Hon. b. F. Martin,
Col. John T. McGraw and NJ Fl. Dent.
Tie Democracy of Taylor is thoroughly
aroused, as will be shown by the vote to-
MORROW Mr.. Martin did his best and
pleased every one present. Col. McGraw
made very brilliant speech, which is a
characteristic of the gallant Colonel. Mr.
Dent closed with speech that made the
cheers come.
". l.. Wilson, for Congress will run
ahead Of his ticket in this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
CHARGE, SOLDIERS!
One Last Rally For Victory and Re-
form.
The Dawn of the Day Which 1t Is
Confidently Believed
win See the Hosts Of Corruption
Driven :.
FROM POWER AND PLACE.
Glorious Reports From the Picket
Line of States,
That Stand a Rampant Against the
h.ksasJ~ Eono
FROM POWER AND PLACE.
That Stand a Rampant Against the
Nations Foes.
Once More Into the Breach West
yirqinians and I0in the
Shouts of Triumph
and Victory.

TOLEDO, O., November 3.-Any one who
knows anything about the political situa-
ton in this State knows that the declara-
ton that.the Scott law was unconstitutional
by Democratic Supreme Court will turn
the saloon element back into the Demo
cratic party. Had the decision been made
one month ago Newman would have been
elected. The Democrats came into power
pledged to repeal the Scott law. AS there
are no Congressman to be elected, the army
of United States marshals will not be at the
polls. This is favorable to the Democrats,
who claim Blaine will not have over 10000
majority, if he has any.
The Republicans claim that the partisan
decision will throw the prohibition vote to
their party. This is not the general opin-
ion, however and Blaine will do well if he
lcses nothing in this State.
Michigan.
The fusion of the Butler and Democratic
parties in Michigan is making it very warm
for the Republican managers. They have
no figures to estimate the Butler vote, and
it remains the unknown weight in the bal
ance which will decide the result. The
fusionists only united on twelve electors, so
the Republicans are sure of one. The
Democrats claim the State is in doubt and
that they will gain two congressman. The
Republicans are forced to conceed the form
er assertion, but claim the Congressional
delegation will be unchanged.
Alger, Republican candidate for Govern
or, has spent great amount of money, but
he has not made his calling and election
sure.
In Indiana.
A new feature has arisen in the Indiana
campaign, which puzzles the Oldest politi-
ciaus-for the first time complete prohi-
5ition ticket has been placed in the field.
There is no doubt it will draw heaviest
from the Republicans They view this in
trusion with alarm, and will in conse-
Quence transfer the army Of marshals into
that State.
GRAY, Democratic candidate for Govern
or, will run ahead of the State aud electoral
ticket and will be elected.
The situation in these three States has
been so changed by the developments of
the psst few days that old politicians give
up the question in despair. 1t looks bright
er for the Democrats in these three States
than it did three weeks ago to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

'a&NoN> who have aEy money Outstand-
as Oh Vest Virginia giving 5000 majority
"r WILSON on the llth ult. should not sur
.7adeE the money until the result is deter
a.aed IN Fayette county. 1t will change
-e tsaEes one way or the other according
1' i1e contest is decided 1t may not be
'7"sraily known that the vote was disputed
ID ioa' county on account of illegal voting,
". democrats wanting a recount. The Re-
.-'dcaGs eniOiued them and hearing was
a'' before Judge Hour who, on the evil
'sRce decided a recount was proper. Il is
"'1 gong on and will shortly be termin:
atyi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
HENWOOD BRIEFs.
Various News Itsms Pound on the I've oi
Election.

Various New. Itsms Pound on the Eve OF
Election.
An employe Of the Western Union teie.
graph company was in town yesterday, sr.
rang ibg the wires which are run 10 Dir. Cor.
ran saloon for the purpose Of sending and
receiving the returns Of the election to'nor-
row.
Mr Henry Caldwell removed bis family
10 Wheeling yesterday.
The committee assisting Mr.. j. hcMech.
en- in the arrangements Tor the opening Of
The new hall Friday evening next, are work
ing like Troians, and everything promises 10
pass of with great eclat.
Immense loads OF mammouth heads OF
cabbage were shipped here yesterday by
Zarnits Bros, Of Wheeling.
Mould II not be more agreeable 70 the
feelings Of our neighbors II they would take
down the elaborate decorations for Gen.
GoH before the returns are in.
Mr.. r. Newton, Sr, is having his reai'
dence on Main street repaired.
The change in the time table OF the B
K o. railroad yesterday left some Of our
travellers.
!, is 10 be hoped that the city fathers viii
attend TO the street lamps.
The depredations done by the boys Hal
low cen are being repaired.
The B. d o. are erecting . station At The
junction. Hurrahl Now let US hear from
the O. X. T. X.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
rpE INrELLIGENCER GOES INTO THE
ETGNROO BUSINESS AND FIRES n
>DTNDINC BLANK CARTRIDGE.

urE rNTELLIGENCEE GOES INTO THE
ErGlEOO BUSINESS AND FIRES a
>oUNDINC BLANK CARTRIDGE.
TL- Iu.eITgeucer makes a great parade
8. ,ls Is, hour, Of Hon. Jouy J. DAVIS
..,..a on the tariff and attempts to
sh,ea workingmeu into belle. that Mr..
ga. controls Judge BE,Nyov and the
..@a .atic party Why does it no: 10 the
.ue with Hon. U..a N,CgLLor"u, Mr..
1..a@s aaFointee to the Treasury port
"a' Here is "a case 0! the most intense
r trade Republican in the land, and
rt,aae. Of the rUBDDN Club Of LON
ION. being appointed to the highest
.t,y within the Republican par,y's gift,
a,zt to the Presidency and yet the Intelli-
,elcor has, up to this hour, smotheOed all
g, Indignation out Of sight. But Mr..
byus. a private citizen is held up as a
abig,sint which is to destroy all the in
bs,l.ss IN the land. The Inteligencer
rP'v insults the intelligence of its readers
1hsa i, 'Buga6oos" in such toploftical
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

WouASs best friend for relieving the
mauy pains and weaknesses incidental 70
female life, and one that gives rosy cheeks:
brightens The eyes, checks every unaatuf.l
drain ard crea,es perfect picture sf health
and beauty. is Or. Gu5sotts Yslscs Dpcs
spd SarsspariNa II purihes the bloo1
s,rengthens the tsmsle systsm, and re
moves sil feeling Of Ianguos. distress PIN
o,es sores and weaknesA pFod1cinS dream
less slurDber and Painisss rezai'A,y Of rat
uraI functions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
A FORGERY.
j. w. Woffindin Under Oath Denounces a
Base Forgery and Lie.

j. w. woffindin Under Oath Denounces a
Base Forgery and Lie.
WESTON, November 3.-[Exclusive. -
The State Of West Virginia, Lewis couRty,
&c wit:
James Wofiindin this day personally ap-
peared before me and made oath that this
is his name and as used in circular print
ed in German, headed "Brannon as Prohi-
bitionist,9 was placed there without said
Wofindin's knowledge or consent; that he
does not know, nor did he ever charge
Judge Brannon with being prohibitionist.
JAS. w. WoFFNBIS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
third day Of November, 1854.
F. BRINEMAN,
Notary Public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
l.tN. Gnrrs EnPrn. PRorESsInNs

U,a. Corr, after repeated requests to ex-
..-.a his yo,e on the Foran bill TO prohibit
lie Importation Of foreign pauper contract
a'cr into the United States, passed by a
t~~o~auc House and defeated 5y a Re
.oacaa Senate has not yet opened his lips
the subject The inference must be that
voted against the passage of the BILL
'aa workingmen take any stock in a candi-
.a:e Who so ueglects their most vital inter
'. and set processes the greatest care oft?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
Here is What Judge Brannon Says-An
Honest and Able Statement.
GOFF AND MCCULLOUGH.

Hon. HUCH McCoLLoUGH, Just appointed
Secretary of the Treasury, is one Of the
most extreme Free Trade Republicans in
the country, and a member of the Golden
Club of London. Why does not the Iuteli-
gencer expose and denounce HIM for being
a free trader?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
BRID6EPORT.
The LaBeIIe Glass works 70 Rs.uss-
Personal Mentf0a.

The LaBeiIe Glass Works 70 hs.ums-
Personal Dlsnti0s.
Yesterday afternoon meeting OF the
Board Of Directors Of the La Belle Glass
Works was held and il vas decided 70 nezo.
tiate bonds to the amount Of 10000 and
resume December I, The enterprise 10 IN
good shape and will start Oh with enco7r-
Considerable betting has been done bsr-
ON the election. Most Of the bets are on
New York and the majority Of Tie bsisnco
on the general result We understand one
Bridgeport man has $3.50 70 BET that
Cleveland will be the next President
Mr.. VIM. Graham. whe hAs bsen On the
sick list for some days. . sble 70 b ost
Mr.. Glover returned 10 Csdiz yes:esdsy.
Mr.. George Giden. the grocer. viii re-
move into tie cornss room of the Hs'nissn
building to-nonoS.
Jimmy McConzsagAsy, who vss - tssri-
bIy scalded By het water recsofly. b ge.tinx
along pretty vsll snd viii certainly recover.
Quite nsnbr Of our people took 10 the
BeIva Lockwood parade st Wheslins laAs
night. :.
Ms. q. Lspe, Of Minneapolis. Is gust q
Mrs. Will Clark.
Nc I'd. Wells d on the sick list
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

Why is it that all Of GOULD and VAN
pxREILr'S railroads have bands Of Italian
and hungarian contract laborers doing the
work of repair hands, heretofore performed
by the sturdy hands Of Irish and German
laborers? These contract bands get but 60
cents day aud are huddled together in
car,ily rars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
COVE AND MCCULLOUGH

Hon. UrGu McCoLLoUGH, Just appointed
Secretary Of the Treasury, is one Of the
most extreme Free Trade Republicans in
Ire Country, and q member OF the Golden
'"' OF London. Why does not the Intelr-
'sRceT expose and denouuCe him for being
tee trader?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

i1E intelligepcer of Yesterday had a
%sl'a! ! dispatch purpOrting to be from the
'aNoHal Democratic Executive Committee
'lo signed by Chairman BARxUH, which
-'' forgery. 1t was sent out BY the Ma
,'lai Republican Executive Committee to
'''e''e Democratic votere. 1t fell fat;
very ore saw through the sham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
GOFr AND MrnIIOrGH.

HcN. HrGH McComorGH, Just appointed
Secretary Of the Treasury, is one of the
De'' extreme free trade Republicans in
t. country, and member of the Golden
''' ct London Why does not the Intel,
-ssEc'r expose auddenOunce him for being
a Tree trader?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
RRANNoN AND CAMPBELL.

Here Is what A. W. Campbell said In the
Wheeling Intelligencer, November II,
1881;
"H adcOcdiss a discriminating tariff
tariff IN other ,cordS, that WM produce
rersHHs to The gOrsBmeRt and afford Ichat
is kROTn as iReideRidl protection TO Amer
lean manufacturers. We cORceire that this
Is the hWe and proper, function eta taTif,
and zee therefore .tdror such recisiOR
ofthe preSeat tariB'0S WiH better e9Walize
Tie GptieS IL imposes
Here is What Judge Brannon Says-An
Honest and Able Statement.
The TereHVe demands Of tie GOre,H-
Hcat are large and the tariff must meet
The demand, bUt az must Uot Orer meet it
and by tayiag the people pile up ire
mcadouS SUpiRS. NOr, zee hare to raise
tlrO hundred 10 three hundred million
dollars annually TO support the GocerR-
B,eHt, and 10 raise that IS adequate pro-
lection 10 erery branch Of industry IN the
country. "IfI an yOtT' representative, i
cannot be indifferent o. reereaRt to the in
tereStS Of your city and community. 1
could Rerer strike dozen the braTRy arms
lrhich cork those industries rhich build
llll yCpr cih5. Cheers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

Many who long suffered from urinary and
digestive diseases, causisg nervousness de
biliiy and weaksess, after trying bitssss, kid
Ley medicines iron medicines, etc. witho3:
beneft, have found permanent relief in
fror oue TO three bottles Of Dr. Guysoa
Yellow Dock and Sarsapsrilla, the ONLY per
feet hIcOa purifier and s,rergiheneI. Hun
drp..s o. letters to the prorrie'ors have tes
i;isd 10 It's superiority over tho many pre-
tended ceres 50 lsrgeil advertised o. means
Of horrs csrtista;es that Ere boGsh. 81:
peii icr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
THE ISTELLIGENCERS ATTEMPT TO
SAVE GEN. GOFF FROaDRoWNISG

The Iutelligencer caught at straw
Yesterday morning. in order to save Gen.
Corr from sinking The straw was the at
tempt to make it appear that the Hon. j. j.
DAVIS was Free Trader and as such, he
represents the Democratic party. Mr.
DAVIS comes back at the Intelligencer with
the fury OF a tornado and hurls back the
falsehood with ten-fold Tigor. His tele-
gram, to be found in another column,
abounds with convincing proof that he has
been slandered on the eve Of an election so
that a few votes may be made for Gen.
Corr. He says squarely and above board
he stands on the Chicago Democratic
platform; the platform that the Hon. SAM
UEL J. RANDALL helped to frame, and which
is pledged to revise the tariff in a spirit Of
fairness to all interests His position tallies
almost to q dot with Mr.. A. W. CAMPBELL's
position in November, 1881. Here is the
quotation;
E,'i.o,tal From htHigeaosr Of NorsHs6er Il, 1881.
oIt advocates a discriminating tarif-a
tariff, in other words, that viii produce rev.
enue to the Government and afford what is
known as incidental protection to American
manufacturers. We conceive that this is
the true and proper function Of a tariff, and
therefore we favor such a revision of the
present tariff as will better equalize the du-
ties it imposes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
REPEATERS ARRESTED.

New Jersey Greatly Excited Fears of
Bloodshed,
TRENTON. n. j., November 3.-Twenty
FIVE men charged with being repeaters were
arrested here this morning and sent to the
county jail for FIVE days. The country for
miles around is flooded with tramps to-day
and each party bitterly charges the other
with efforts to colonize A number Of false
registrations have been discovered and Gov.
Albeit has telegraphed Prosecutor Bessley
to remain in his office all day tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
Election NIistS.

CINClNNATI, November 3.-Seventeen
prisoners were arraigned in the United
States Court to-day charged with violating
the election laws. One Of them was Thos.
Cogan, a member of the Ohio Legislature.
He was charged with two offenses and an
other of preventing citizens from voting.
Over one hundred have so far been indicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

There was some Illegal voting at Mar
tins Ferry on the ltth uIt and very proper
ly the crime is being prosecuted. Already
one Of the guilty have been imprisoned for
the crime and more arrests are to follow.
This is the only way to stop the felony OF
;llecal Voting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

' the Republican party was honestly a
S''| OF protection for the sake Of protect
'' American labor, why is it they never
D"le a single move towards compelling the
d r.-'A1.aCiurirg princes whom their system
- made to divide moiety of their enor-
.-Cs' y. prophets with their poorly paid and
laLl employed workmcn2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
corr an MCCULLOUGH.

.,a. Z. MrColLovrH, just appointed
..,....rr ofthe Treasury is one Of the
IS. extreme Fsee Trade Republicans in
,,.n,rv. and a member of the Golden
..S cfIondon. Why does not the Intelli-
.-rcyr exrose and deuouuee him for being
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
LOOK OUT DEMOCRATS.

Read Your Tickets Carefully.
The Republican mans gers have as a last
resort stolen the Democratic ticket, coun-
terfeited Il exactly with tho exception OF
Judge Brannon. Gen. Cons name is SUBJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
IS THIS A PREsENTIMEHT /?
4 Recently Married Texas Conductor
Badly uskeered.',

q htCeHNV
Badly "skeered.''
SlxAYrexIo, TEx., November 3.-Mnrie
CnsamauO, petite and attractive Italian
emigrant yet in her teens, en- route to this
city on the Sunset Line, Saturday, gave
birth to- triplets on the train. She said it
was the second event Of similar natare,
and in proof of her statement eShIstsd
three other children born 8 year ago.
Mother and children are doing we'll 1t Is
said that the train conductor, a yousg man
recently married and making his hrst triI
on tie road, slmost kinted when he heard
V ha, hsa happened on his train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
GOFF And nrCOLLOUGH.

Hon. HuGH MCCoILoUGH, just appointed
Secretary of the Treasury, is one OF the
most extreme Free Trade Republicans in
the country, and a member Of the Golden
Club of London. Why does not the Intelii-
gencer expose and denounce him for being
4 free trader?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
RuckI<aDHOu.

BuBxHGSSoS, November 3.-tExclasiSe. ]
"A serious ARRAY occurred in Buckhannon
to-day, in which Lee Fsrnsvorth stabbed
his brother, Tom. The ARRAY created con-
siderable excitemer. and tie young man is
in a critical condition. Lee was arrested
and confined In Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

The fault sish most III cough Pfspsra-
;dons is that thsy costaia nosphia, a:d ss:
sbsoIu.ely INJURIOUS 70 tie stomach ao4
r,ryes That snp,s preparation q viN
cherry bark, called D.. WistaFs bslsA. q
Wild Cherry. contains 40 eNep - ~
viii cure cough or cod u ~ 49, o.s
suy o,her compound. Il il ths esly rs'ss'
be cure foe conszmptioa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
LOOK OUT DEMOCRATS.
Read Your Tickets Carefully.

Read \ our I1ckets CareIuIIys
Tile Republican managers have as a last
resort stolen the Democratic ticket, coun-
terfeited it exactly with the exception of
Judge Brannon. Gen. Goff's name is SUBJ
stituted,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
ST. CLhiRSvlLlE.
The belmont County Campaign Ends In -
Blaze of Glory.


Blaze of Glory.
81. CLAIRsvILLE, O., November s.
Exclusive. THE grandcst political dem
onstration ever witnessed in st. ClairsyiIle
was that Of the Democracy this evening, un-
der the auspices Of the Junion Jefferson
club. Early in the evening the sidewalks
were thropged with the un;errifed and the
procession was formed by that gallant sol
der, Col. Charles Worth The Junior club
in front followed by visiting clubs from
Warnock and Union,own. The town was
one blaze OF red lights and rockets.
Enthnsiasm and JOY
from, one end to the other, the procession
being an immense one. After the parade
the clubs formed at the Court House and
were addressed by n. X. Kennon, Esq, X.
N. Eaton, Esq, and Rev. Hunt, the colored
orator. The speeches were apPlauded to
the echo, especially the remarks Of Mr..
Eaton eulogizing Gov. Hoadly in his action
10 secure free and honest vote in Cincin.
natl. The Democracy Of this part OF Bel.
mont county are ready for the great conflict
and our share Of the proportionate gain nee.
essary 10 carry the State Of Ohio will be in
the ballot box when the polls close and q
few for some other quarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04

WY did not Gen. CORY tell, in his speech
or last Saturday, how he voted on the Dem
Ocrstic bill to stop the importation of con,
tract pauper labor? tie was as duub as an
oyster, which means he voted against the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
Weston.

WESTON, W. Va, Nov.-[Exc!usive -
A sensational alteration between two local
politicians occurred here to-day. Demo
Gratis are confident that Lewis county will
give Brannon from two hundred to three
hundred majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
ELECTION FRAUDS,
Illegal Voters Being Brought From
Canada.
HEAVY ARRESTS DOWN SOUTH.
Many People Locked Up in Cincin-
natl, One a Member of the
Ohio Legislature.
NEW JERSEY TURMOIL.

NLw YORK, November 81 Exclusive.
The Republicans are Iesorting to all sorts
of fraud to win to-morrow's election. The
most shameful practices are resorted to- but
Democrats ave confident and enthusiastic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
Arrest. Down South.

New ORLEANS, November 3.-Over two
hundred colored men were arrested by the
police in the First Congressional District
since yesterday noon, as dangerous and
suspicious characters, having no visible
means of support" Many of them were
committed to prison by the Recorder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-04
rnner,l of Admiral KarraKat's widow.

NEv YoKK, November 3.-Tbe Church
Of the Incarnation, at Thirteenth street and
Madison avenue, was filed this afternoon
by relatives and friends Of Admiral Farrs-
CUTS widow, Virginia Farragut, who died
October 81, in her 6ist year. The solemn
but simple funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Arthur Brooks