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Christmas and Holiday Goods.

English Chattcrbox, 75c.; All the Gilt
Poets, 1ac. Some hundred varieties OF
books OF Leading authors 40 per cent.
cheaper than Richmond regular prices.
Come audsee and save money.
n. LEONARD, Q0S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

Now. we feel constrained TO let our pa
irons know that they can purchase Topaz
Sherry at w. D. Blair & Co.'s, 1909 east
Maln street, al three dollars per gallon,
said by comparison to equal any at five
dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

WANTED, \ NURSE FOR ONE
w CHILD white preferred). CHI At once %
Alb east Broad street. KAUFMAN Il 60.
IA l-2tE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

, GouvEnxEuR, N. Y.--The HsrcId says, q
friend to IT'S patrons, 1t Is WITH ,pleas.sre :
that ~ n can recommend as radical cure ior
ali rheumatic affections the wonderiu'
remedy sd. Jacobs Oil. 1t cures pain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01
We append table Of mean temperature
Tor the past six wears:
Rainfall.
Total for Ia year.........................

The dryest mouth was November, and the wet
frs ar month MAS Aprii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

No SAFER REMEDY can lie had for coughs and
colds. or any Of the throat, than 'BrolcRs
bronchial Tr0choS." Price 25 cents. Sold only
Il HoyaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS in our holi-
day department suitable for New-Year Presents
4 discount Of Is per cent. viii beallowed.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

NEW YEAR. 1SS4.-GO 10 LEVY, DAVIS &
DRAKE to buy year presents-15 per cent. allowed
on all goods in their holiday department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01
Cards.

Immense card display. Cards at bali
price. Fringed cards from &c. up at COS
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01
WANTED, AT ONCE, FOR TIL

nv nv II'' Il V-'I-Is' w y =
w year iSSf,a SITUATION A. MANAGE
OF A FARN, or wonld cultivate small place 0n
shares, owner furnishing team. tools. &C.. fv Is
practical industrious man. 60, / rvfegcn,e given.
Address FARNfR p.
n Lit care Dispn'ch Office. Richmond, Va.
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yoke. $3.50; BLAZTNG GRArI

A 'ONi' T-sb' bi-AEAsNp bit-A T.
\ COAL, S4.5O.-For The price THIS extra Vi
lnta Lump Coal eNccls al. A. tested bN many fl-
irons. BESr Gas COkE stnt dncct from OH
1t city price: NATURAL. COhF. prime fIr
cooking. ~ RE- sPLlNI COAL the perfect. n
of CRATE fuel. BRfGH1HOPE CRATE COAI .
lowest prices. ANTHRACITE COAL. stove ami
CRATE. all sizes-c.eap. RICH FOREST PINE
and DRY OAK WOOD. Long. sawed. sud Spi.
Coal weighed. For economy. write, speak, or 2, %
| eph0ne (No. 1922 1923 east Main street.
de 30 tNlh6 j. y. WATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01
That Raaufiful RutIdipg Lot

on Grace street corner First will be sold
to-day by auction by j. Thompson Brown
& Co. at 4:30 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01
THE ADVANTAGES.

What good Will the festival do:
II will reklndle interest in the Lee mon
ument and raise money for ii.
music here.
1t will afford entertainment for thou
sands OF people.
1t viii be crcditable to the enterprise Of
Richmond, and give her good advertise
ment over the country.
1t will bring businessmen, musical pe0-
die, tourists, and others here.
1t will be good thing all around.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

WANTED, BY A QUALIFIED
w YOUNG MAN not afraid of work.a posi-
TTON As BOOk-kEEPER. CASllItR, &c. Bet
references. Salary moderate. NJ r.. care Of Car
ricr No. IS. Communications confidential.
IA Lite
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wOaD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE COAL. DRY ard
- CLEAN, under shelter. 50 nd 1915 f,r
stove, aud 1915 and $3.50 Tor Egg; same guIl' IS
Of Coal, exposed u rain and wet her. $3.50 aIi
500 per ton. COilburg >Ilint. 500. klulVtA
Sphnt $500 Tor Lump. $50 ana - for Hal
s4.25 10 Si.00; soft Coke and Engine od 30
lowesh prices. Telephone Ne, i6J. yard. 1905
Cary street.
ia l CHARLES II. PAGf.
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lost. STRAYED. AND FOUND.

I OSr, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
IL on the Capitol Ground. a RED MEMoEAN-
DUM-BOOk, contiin!ng memoranda valuable
only 10 owner. on back OF book t. marked \.
ROscnstock K Co. and within can Dee found the
n ime OF Celeste \. Davidson, win three photo
graphs. owner viii thank he Under a. leave same
at this Office or with ". r. Sydnor. 81 south p'ue
street. city. l.. \. DAVIDSON.
a III
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THE NVLLFIN-PIANT

NEw-YEAR CARDs.-A pretty lot of them at
low feures l.. LEWIS, 9l2 Main street.
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Mean temperature. Alt
tll Light rain during the day.
(1) Light showers during the day.
~ slight fall OF snow In forenoon.
az Light rain at night.
to) showers during he day.
49, Snow at night, followed by hail.
(7) Light rain during the day.
tSl Rain middle Of the day.
(9j Rain al night.
ti0l Light rain during the day.
Amount OF rainfall for the month, 1.bO inch.
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60 SO-CHEAP FUEL -s9.5o, For

81. % CooKTyG- and H -: 1;yCi :,
and also for open crates. cur attention is s.,-
cially called TO tas-liouse Coke. which Will &c.
liver t0 Que and all AZ $3.50 per load. Delylri,-
Will be made promptly. Come one. come all. au B.
buy. ny calling mp Telephone $50 you can y, tcl
me from any part OF Richmond or Manche>ttI
CHER, Agent, Elba coal yard, Broad amt Pm,
street.. g. 2T-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

Dr. Qullan. celebrated physician of Dublin.
has just written. in an English medical Journal, of
his wonderful experimental results with the COM
mon mullein-plant upon lung and bronchial AZ
fcctOns. citing where he had given il 10 con-
sHmptives with the most Astounding result. and
recommends It's use by he profession. Referring
TO the above, we would state that "Taylor's Cher
Okee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mucln," made
from tie formula Of The medicine-men of the
Cherokee nation, is composed not only Of The mul-
ein-plaut. but has incorporated with 1t the sweet
gum. the finest stimulating eNpectorant known.
presenting an agreeable taste and a certain pan
acea for Coughs Group. Whoopng Cough, Colds.
and all bronchial affections.
For sale by all leading druggists at CSC and 81
per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter \. Taylor. Atlanta,
Ga. proprietor of Tayor's Premium Cologne.
READ LEVY. DAVIS & DIR AXES new advertise
ment and # you want anything Ia their line give
them call. NOu can save money by doing so.
GO TO l.. LEwIs'S, o12 Main street, to-day, and
get some of those handsome New-Yeir's Cards.
HEADS AND STOMACHs
Immediately relieved of aches and pains by Nor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

Immediately relieved of aches and pains by NOR
IsoN's PILLS. W. :. PITCHER. agent, Broad
and Pine streets. Delivered by hand or mail on
receipt of price-sl. Try them. Telephone 1880
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HEADS AND SToMACms

co TO l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street, to-day. ..and
get some of those handsome New-YeIrs Cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01

I OST. WEDNESDAY. DECEM- C.ssE
Il Der %. 1883. from Chelsea llill. -
| LARGE - ARK BROWN OK. nice horns. titrA
around the ewes. and black nose. \ liberal reward
will be pIid tor his return 10 St1l. So. 1. Sec
ond Market. ft l-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-01
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

ii. SELDOM TAYLOR, 4xP. NJ, building lot Or
Grace street west OF First.
j. THOMPSON BROWN h CO., ~ p. NJ, Grace
street corner lot.
T.. Is. COOK, 10 A. NJ. furniture. SC.
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BEAUTIFUL PARL0R FIRES.

Having the agency of the Ksnawha Camel C,tI
Company am prepared "a furnish PURE CAS-
NEl. co Al As cheap ~ more Ordinary fuel. ll.l
a fun supply Of CROWN HILL SPLINT coal
the best West Virginia >plint mined.
L. LATuROp.
Sole Agent for RichmOni.
dc l Seventeenth street AZ draw-hf iI.t.
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WANTED, AT ONCE, A FIRST
w CLASS COOK at 407 west Franklin. Must
come well recommended. IA lite
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The Men Who Die the Fighting.

Recently Mr.. II. II. Fox, Of Lee Camp.
No. l, Confederate Veterans, received the
following letter:
H'DQ'RS. DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI,
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WANTED, TO Buy TWO SMALL,
w COMFORTABLE HOUSES IN the western
part of The city, worth from S9Ou 40 81 600 each.
Apply TO H. l.. STAPI - Z CO.
Ia lit hob Main street.
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WANTS
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WANTED, ON SALARY.
AN EXPERIENCED

TO solicit orders for the BUSINESS ATLAS AM
SHIPPERS GUIDE FOR 1884. Address, with
references and testimonials.
RAND, McNALLY 6 CO., Publisher,
"a Lot Chicago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11
NEWS IN HI,lEF,

Richard G.. Cunning, Insurance agent
OF the firm OF Crosby 4 Gunning, formerly
Of Chicago, was arrested on tho charge OF
Illegal voting. Cunning gave bail and
claims to be able to clear Himself. 4S1t.
+, President Arthur has modified Rule
Nineteon oi the civil service regulations,
specifying officers, exempt from examin.
nlion go as to include in the list OF dishurs.
ing officers having custody OF money WHO
give bonds. :5s =. s.. 50 'F.ill
On election day Phillip Hcnncssy, n
young married man, was shot ut the Ejrh-
tccnth ward polls, Cincinnati, in tho lore.
head, and on Sunday he died from the
wounds. Yesterday afternoon his wife,
Nellie, aged 20, killed herself by shooting
herself through the heart.
Clifton W. Tayleurc, the actor and dra.
matist, was placed at the bar OF the Court
OF General Sessions at New York, yester.
day, when he pleaded not guilty to, Z the
charge OF assaulting a. k.,Fulton, editor
OF tho Baltimore american. Tho case was
continued on hail furnished when arrested.
y .\lbaush's Grand Opera House, the frs,
editice worthy OF that designation ever
erected in Washington City, was opened
to the public last evening With the per.
iormance OF "Semiramide," by the Abbot,
English Opera Troupe. 4 brilliant audi.
cnce Allied the new theatre to tho utmost
capacity und were enthusiastic in theil
admiration ot Its remarkably beautiful
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{. CABLE. CLICKS.

] as. .#H 4 Tel.
Ada Cayendish is recovering iron, BOZ.
recent illness. go = 'o' -
Several nuegers have been wreckcd
daily on the Nile and Il large quantity of
stores lost. i.iit4s = Z III - ~
Felix Emmanuel Henri phiippotcans
French historical painter, is dead at llle
age Of 90. rs H;5t', - - -
One million dollars in bullion wo. wa,
shipped from France for tic United sta,as mas
during the past week. g'"".. |.' :" -
j Pressure OF work will prevent Glad
stones attendance at the Gui!dha,l Inn
quet given by the new Lord Mayor. = =
The French government has appoinicd 3
a commission TO inquire into the system
OF betting on race courses. = - I,
1t is reported that the Transyaal ooy
ernment i secretly negotiatin. with lis
marck asking Germany's protection. :, !.
Two of The leaders Of the recent riots At
Portadown have been imprisoned Thr
other men have been discharged. = /
Tho Pope has conferred panonicol min.
upon the American College in Rome. md
fixed regulations for its government, =
It Is reported that twelve nroioseoro =,
Charkoi! and kicif Universities ,,re ahomt
to be dismissed for holding too liberal
views. "a - : '''e'"' ~
Eighty arrests have been made at Ros.
toy Some are OF the aristocracy. MANY.
ladies' were arrested They ara chm r,r1
with being concerned in Nihilist plots.
Toxic and Yokohama were visited by n
sever, earthquake October Is, tho l,coyi.st
experienced since February %, iSS0. b1t t
the damage was comparatively slight. III III
lasted two minutes and was o,;ctly inlI
lowed by several minor shocks. - ="
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#
TmI behavior Of the Democratic mana-
yers Mt this stage OF the proceedings is not
admirable. Though OH the face Of the
returns, as reported, Cleveland has small
plurality, and though Il small plurality
effects rs much rs n large one, it is not
absolutely certain that Cleveland has any
plurality. In vote SO large and so close
tits safer to await the official count than
to assume positive victory on the slen-
der margin which appears on the face Of
the press returns. But tho Democratic
managers are not content TO wait. They
prefer to nfame willing following with
such pronunciamentos as have been sent
out through the press.
This is not tho strength OF honest con-
iidcncc. 1t is the weakness Of a grave
apprehension. They fear that they
haven't carried tho State, and they open
themselves to be suspected OF 4 detcrmin.
alton to claim the Presidency, no matter
what the official count shall show. Chair.
man Barnum felt obliged to dip his pen in
red ink and threaten the country when the
returns were running in Mr.. l'laine's
favor aud it seemed that he would have
the prima facie plurality. From that hour
on the first night when the Democrats
claimed 10000 plurality in New York m
til now, the manaxors have acted MS though
they meant to have Now York and the
Presidency at whatever cost.
We have little fear that they would DO
able TO carry tho honest, patriotic men Of
their party Will, them in any such enIoa.
vor, but they might bring great deal Of
trouble upon the whole people by their
efforts to influence reckless persons. The
Presidency is to be settled by the honest
return Of votes lawfully polleI The
country will not permit itself to be dra-
gooned by either party into U fraudulent
settlement which, in fact, would bc no set.
tlcment at all. N g;'
Ii Mr.. Barnum and his friends can con-
tain themselves until the doubtful issue Is
lawfully decided they will see that tho
lawfully chosen President will DO seated.
They can't make President by a game
of bluff. The people Of this country will
be as resolu!e to enforce the honest pop.
ular verdict as they are calm in awaiting
It. A good Judge OF human nature will
never mistake calm, intense interest for a
lack Of courage, .sSsg, Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11
FENCING FOR FAME.
Duncan Ross Heats Pref. McGrcgor In
EIfGntIlY SMursl Cnntn.A - ------

Duncan Ross heats prur. McGrcgor In II
Friendly sword Contest.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 1O.-Thc sword con:
test for $3.50 n side, between Duncan {.
Ross, Of Cleveland, and Professor james
SlcGresor, OF Toronto, was fought out Mt
the Academy Of Music last night. Dun
can G. Ross won it by sheer pluck and
strength. iyrl..
It was $40 when the men came on the
stage for the work. Adolph Brand, OF
Cleveland, Heidelberg College man, was
chosen umpire. j. Renck seconded Me-
Greeor and bluff Tom Curry, Ross.
After saluting audience, Judges and on.
pd'ent, the fiteh crossed swords and were
soon ilotly engaged. The blows were
thick and fast from both sides. NIcGrepor
showed himself quicker in attack ar,! very
deit IN returning a cut aitcrrtccivins one
which, under the rules, nuli.ied the point
made by his opponent. Ross was slower
but his cuts were backed by weight, and
It became evident .hat in long contest
he would he able 10 heat down lis opno.
ncnt's guard und make points by sheer
force. 10 make a point it was necessary
to make clean cnt, without immediate
return, on the. head or body above tho
waist. Ross scored the first point OH
Macs head, but the Canadian was too
skllliul Tor the big Scot and scored ten
points to his opponents nine. Ross got
the first, third, fomth, sixth, ninth, elev.
enth, fourteenth, fifteenth and eighteenth
points; MCeircg0r the other ten, .tay .++
Then the men were allowed half al
hour breathing spell. .,',sT7s
Ross hand was badly cut with the iric.
ton OF hIs sword and required bnndaginc,
but at 0:40 the men were ready and we're
called out for the second twenty. points
Ross seemed to have gnineil In strength,
and by hard cutting ho quickly scored Two
points and took the lead Then Mac rot
The third point across Ross breast. So tic
work went until, at thirty-six points, each
Ind eighteen to his credit. Then Ross
strength and pluck came to his aid, and
by tushes aud heavy cuts he quickly
scored the two points necessary to win
tlamatch. The last was the cleanest of
tho evening and nearly twisted McGrccor's
heat round. Cheers rose up as Ross was
declared the winner. Except the injury
on his hand he was rs fresh rs ever, while
Mo6rsgor was little the worse for, wear
owingto being twice beaten Off his icet,
once by.a cut us he slipped, and again by
n rush on ltoss' sword hand rs he delivered
acut Financially the match was fairly
successful, Mayor Farley will pay over
the SlUkes 10 Ross today. !, -. g..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11

LoSnoS, Nov. l0.-+-Thc situation in Tic
isle Of Skye has grown to be very serious.
Masses OF armed Croiters have gathered
there and are determined 10 resist any at
tempt at evIctions. Their leaders state
that they will seize the policemen who
are expected 10 arrive there tomorrow.
and compel them to leave the Isle. The
government has dispatched two pnn boats
and troop ship with 500 0mcn TO the scene
Of The trouble, bntit is feared the police
men will be roughly handled by tho cx-
cited Crotters before the arrival of the
reinforcement. 49,. ~ - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11
TIE CATHOLIC HIERARCHY
Il Complete Description Of this Holy Church
,EE .I Up to Duts. 'i7fi tFtIl..-Hr X

~ complete Description ut this HOLY Church
E UP to Date. tIAl}. 81
Just at this time, when the third ulen.,
airy council is drawing public attention to
tac Catholic Church, the following infor.
nation concerning the hierarchy Of the
universal church will be interesting: 8
His holiness Leo NH, is tho o5s,b
pope. The cpiscopacy is the highest or
der in the church, counting in it, as it
does, the pope, cardinal. .bisl,ops, tho
greater part OF the cardinat.pricsts. and
the patriarchs. In order OF dignity ncxt
come primatcs, metropolitan archbisllons.
bishop with territorial jurisdiction. bisll,
ops in .partibus inndelium, c,C, NGxt
come Wears apostolic and apostolic prefrc.
tufes-the wears apostolic enjoying eps-
copai rank, and apostolic delegates arc
generally archb'shops or bishops. The
Catholic world sdivided into SG5 tdioceses.
exclusive OF live apostolic delegations, lOj
vlcarates apostolic, and twenty-eight
apostolic prclectures. =. -
The college of cardinals may rcac, to
the number of seventy.two, but they have
scarcely ever passed the number Of seven
ty. The cardmalate is divided into three
orders-bislops, priests and deacons. The
number of cardinal bishops may be six.
the cardinal priests fifty and the cardinal
deacons sixteen. Ordinarily spcakinc. n
cardinal must be ut least in The holy order
O! deaconshlp, but the Pope can select for
the honor simple laymcn, who, however.
must then enter holy orders. At present
the number OF the sacred college is tifty-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11
FIGHTING FOL, ADlIcIiy
Tho Duke OF cumbrrland,. claim 10 III

TIC Duke OF Cumhcrlnnd's Claim 10 III.
DuclIy Of Erunswieh. i s,f
BERLIN, Nov. l0-.rlle North Germa,
Ga;este published the text Of the circvla,
Issued by the Duke Of Cumberland, which
has been addressed to all the German
sovcreigns except the Emperor. The rea,
son the circnlar has not been forwarded tc
tho Emperor is because tic latter refused
to recognize the notification issued By The
Duke OF Cumberland to the brunswick
ministry on the day oi the death OF the
late Duke OF Brunswick, assuming Ill,
Government OF the Duchy. In the pres
ent circular tic Duke OF Cumberland
demands that his proclamation assum,
ing the Government OF the Ouch,
shall be .countelsisned by the Council
Of the Regeney OF Brunswick. The
Duke. maintains that the validity oi nj,
succession is fairly established by,the con,
stitulion; that his hereditary rights to tho
succession have not been cCntcstrd,in any
Quarter, and holds it is impossible for tho
Empire to refuse him the rrieIt OF assl,m,
insthc government Of tho DIchy without
cncroaching OH the laws Of Justice which
formed the foundation Of The German EN-.
pre itself. The Duke concludes his cir.
cnlar by stating tha. the imperia! consti.
tniion contains his authorization ior siIcI,
refusal. and ii he is refused his succession
Of tho Duchy Of Brunswick tho right OF
Al other German sovereign will be impor.
iled. lsi-,s ~ 'rsF : = = = ! - !" ~
The manifesto containin. the assump.
ton OF the throne OF Tie Duclly, issued by
the Duke Of Cumberland to lie Council
Of the Regency Of Brunswick on the 18th
OF October, with the request TINT If they
countersignit, the Council replied it could
not accept the responsibility OF such an
act, and must leayeit 10 The Duke himself
70 make good his sovereign claims TO the
Emperor and the. Imperial government.
The announcement OF this action by the
Council oilsegency was made known in the
Landing {Diet of Brunswick) and the
decision Of the council was received with
cheers Windhorst, who was at Gun
neden when the Dixie Of Cumberland r..
sned his manifcsto,declared Cuml,er!and's s
right to the crown il undoubtcs, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11

Tnr result in the Firsr Congressional
District shows none Of the German defec-
ton which our Democratic friends prom
ised us. And this, notwithstanding the
hostile attitude OF the German newspaper
the I"lksJlaa. Upon sundry occasions the
fSTELLlGESCEE made bold to remark that
the German-American Republicans would
probably do their own voting In this
campaign the lolksblaa has managed to
count itself out as 4 political iactor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11

IT isJust possible that the country may
have reason to regret that Democratic
House has been able TO obstruct necessary
legislation. The Democratic House has
refused to pass either OF the Senate bills,
or indeed any bill, to provide for count
Of the electoral vote. Ii troublesome
questions were now to arise we would be
just where we were in 1876, after the ad-
inonition OF that stormy time and the lapse
OF eight ypnrS A l5E i-ir -. lr7s VS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11
Hettcr snbnilt Frank.

loi:Eno, Soy, Drank Hunl said
Yesterday that he has decided to contest
inc election OF Romeis. lie claims that
he has already found errors sufficient to
reduce Ronles' majority from ae9 TO 9j
outside :ot Lucas county. He saws there,
Is one error Of 90 in Erie county, and hat
ile KNOWS OF 81 in Lucas county. liz now
leels satisfied that he was LEGALLY .nler,el
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11

IT is good sign when citizens take an
interest in the affairs Of the government
which come nearestto them. The financial
condition OF the city Of Wheeling is not
what it ought 10 be, and it bchooves tax
payers to confer with u view to, getting the
city out OF its present embarrassment and
preventing u recurrence Of the same
trouble.