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A BIG STsrKs.

The Knights OF Labor Iusugurhts =
Strike 20 Texas.
GALvEsroy NuY=mos- "A strike Of
considerable magnitude was insugursted
here This sltsruCol 6y the Knights Of La
bo,. Tie trouble sr,se from q iuhdsSl Of
the sgent Of the Mallory inc of steamers
10 WilkGraz colorsd longshoremea from
the Mallory vba-f, where they have been
working for the past lWo weeks TO replace
striking lonsshoremen. The strikers joined
the Knights OF Labor aud this Crgsa,EatiOn
has IN e-tasen TO restore white 'oDgshore-
men A white laoorers smclnysi by the
Gulf, C3Orado and ,rla.Es roads and the
Missouri Pacific Who live 10 this city have
sone out under orders from the State EL
eeunVe Committee. The Knights in tae
Associated Cotton Presses ID this city also
struck and four great cotton presses are
'lle and the handling cf freight BY rail.
fS%ds PArslyzei. IL is reported that long
SaoSeuen a. New York employed By the
AAIlOry line have also struck
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ALEXANDRIA, November 3-The Ga
zette says Returns from all parts OF tie
State show Democratic gains and indicate
Ices msjofity will reach 10000. Already
FIVE or six aecessions have been made to
the Democratic side Of the House CT Dele
gates and no losses are reported. Chair
man Barbour, from dispatches received. is
confident the Democratic majority will
reach 10000, and in this view Gen. Lee,
who is here, eoncurs.
Mr.. Barbour thinks the majority in the
Legislature will be fully as large a' last
year when they had tWo-thiIds. Southamp,
ton. Mahones own county, gives Demo
cratic majority Of 200, and it is all oVer
the State unexpected gaips.
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ANOTHss TRUNK HORRoR.
he DeCayed Body OF n MAJ Pound In
Baggage Car.

ne Decayed Body OF n SIaa Pound in
a Baggage Car.
STUsGI' November 3 A discovery wss
made on a Gana Rapids and Indiana rail.
road train yesterday which is believed to be
the PfecurscrJ Of another murder mystery.
e'o''y before the train reached this city
'ne Osggsgsmau, detec'ing a sickening
"aof Hsu'og from a trunk in the forward
part the car, with the assistance Of train
~en at once forced up the lid Of the trunk
Saa found within it the BODY Of a man in
"a "a sa'aneed stage Of decomposition No
eAoi's we're made TO ascertain the probable
s1ase sI OF the man 8 death but the trunk was
o.ossu and placed with It's ghastly contents
~ 'he 'front.' plsttOrn Of the car 10 De taken
ArOosa to Grand Rapids, iys original des.
unAnon Tie 5sggsgemau said The trunk
S. sSs transferred 10 bis car st Fort Wayns
Eon Wabash train.
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BATTLE WITH INDIANS.
Mexican Redskins Attsuri 60 aisEs .
Town, but are RspuIssd.

Mexican Redskins Attsuri TO RsEs .
Town, but are RspuIssd.
BUsrAMESTr, Mex. November 8.-Tha
Indians retreited to the mountain canon.
Sunday, q few miles distant and made al
arrangements for an attack on the town
last plight Col Cisneros with bis com.
msnd Of State troops arrived At noon and
at once set out 10 attack the Indians. They
did not give him battle, but fed
in all directions. He succeeded IN csptur.
ing four Of the Indians. One captive I'd.
mit,ed that they caught white man early
Sunday morning and hung him upon .
tree three times before he gave the infor.
nation they wanted 40 10 tbs number OF
whites ia the town. II 10 believed that the
presence Of State troops will prevent for,h-
or trouble for the present. The town OFF,
ces are in the hands Of the whites. and the
Indians, fsarirg ballot box stp giBg during
the coming elections, determined to taks
the Offices BY force Of arms Early
Friday morning they captured the Court
house and iail. The whites rallied under
the lead ot Col Sonios and took shelter In
the church across the street from the eoart
house and ct opce opened fire on The court
house and soon drove the Indians out, a.
they could not be induced 10 Ere on the
church, owing to their supers,itions. Whils
chasing the Indians out OF town one OF the
whites WAS killed. As his remains we're
being carried from the church for borisl
on Saturday morning, the Indians attached
the pyocession. The whites were soon
under arms, and finally drove The Indians
ont Of tom, after Killing four and wound.
ing fourteen. The whites lost two killed
and several wounded. The Chief Of Podcs
10 among the wounded. Bustsm 1nts. .
tova of 800 Inhabitants, ID t,csud Ave
miles vest OF the Mexican National Rail-
way ard about halt way between Monterey,
Mex aud Laredo. T.z.
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REPUBLICAN AssEMDLYMAN.

REPUBLlCAN ASSEhDL1hANs
Troy, November 3.-Thomas Dickson
Republican, is elected member of the As
sembly in the Third district of Rerssclel
county. He gets nearly 1000 me- ority il
the Democratic wards Of Troy.
rHs HERALD's PREDICTION.
NEw YosK, November ga Herald
bulletin Gays: Ifthe Democrats gain on
the last 200 districts outside this city hold:
Hills majority will reach $4,000.
Tue suns ESTIMATE.
Special to the ReoiIier.
New YORK, November Hill has car
ried New York State by about 5000 plu'
rality. His plurality in this city is 4S,OOO
5000 more than Clevelsnd's, one year ago.
Both branches Of the Legislature are Re
publican. Sun.
NEW YORK CITY COMPLETE.
New YORK, November 3-New York
City complete: Davenport, 7j,446; Carr,
76 $50; Hill, l23.7l3; Jones, III ,299; Hill
over Davenport, 4S,260; Jones over Carr,
"A 4l9.
HILLS MAJORITY.
BRooxLYY, November 3-Two hundred
and sixty-four election districts in Kings
county give Hill 1924 msjoritY over Dav-
export. This includes seven districts Of
county town in Brooklyn City complete all
but three districts.
THE TRIBUNE 8 ESTIMATE.
NEw York, November 3.-The Tribune
estimates Hills plurality at 10000.
SHERIFF.
New YoRE. November 3.-Qne hundred
and Diuety Elk ou' of Yl2 election districts
gives Jacobus 1880, White l4,797, Grant
l7,726.
CAMPBELL ELECTED.
New YORK, November 3-Timothv C.
Campbell is elected to succeed S. s. Cox
in Congress from the Eighth Congressional
district, defeating State Senator Gibbs.
Rensaler county will give from 500 to
1000 majority for Hill. The indications
are that Carr docs not run ahead Of his
ticket.
Putnam county gives Davenport 500
majority. Ithaca City complete gives Hill
1890, Davenport | .3O8.
the sun AND WORLD.
New YORK. November 3.-The San bpl-
letin ssys: Hill is certainly elected by
more than Is, 100
The World bulletin says: 700 out OF IL
elaction districts in this city give Hill q
majority of 46,79l.
DEMOCRATIC MAYOR ELECTED.
BROOKLYN, November 3.-Whitney,
Democrat, for Mayor, is elected by 1900
msjority. Every Democrat on the county
ticket is elected. Of the II Assembly dis.
tricts the Democrats carried 10.
NEw YORK, November 3.-For sheriff,
the city press bureau says Grant will have
1000 over JacobuS, and more than 10000
over White.
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Ar this hour (SAE) HmLs correct
msioriry in New York is uncertain. Ne"s'
paosr estimates vary widely, the Tribune
siviug it o. Il, 600, the Sun about $4,000,
AID the World 10000 LEE, IN Virginia.
has a majority OF bstsssn 5000 snd 20
900 Massachusetts, has ,l,c;ed Repub-
publican Goyerno-, while in Connecticut
ths els..iou for L gisl!rivs oil :ers Las
turned ont considerable D-moerst;c gains.
Ia Maryland o working Democratic L'gis-
lature is assured.
Iu PsnnsvlSania QCAY, Republican for
State Treasurer. aud ,hs Phil.delphis mu'
nicipal Republican liese: are CIsc;ed.
The Republican State ticket Is ahead in
Nebraska and Iowa is doubt esS RePu6li-
can though The returns are ve'y slow.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Weather Favorable and the Polling
Peaceful.
AT PHILADELPHIA,

AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November "a hssty
review Of the voting throughout the city
this morning shows that the polling is fully
up to the average and that leGs scratching
is being done than was expected. The Re
publican State ticket is generally receiv
ing the full vote of the party and there ia
no doubt from present indications that
Quay, Republican for State Treasurer, will
receive at least 10000 majority in the city.
There is Eome scratching of Rowan, Re.
publican for Sheriff. The election of the
rest Of the Republican city ticket is con.
ceded.
VERY QUIET IN PlTTSBURG.
PlTTsRURG November 3-Tbe election
to-day was the quietest known for many
years. No interest seemed 10 bs taken in
the event and scarcely half of the vote was
polled. In many districts the worker was
coDspicuouSly absent and voters were COM
PEELED to select their own tickets from
cigar boxes placed in unguarded stands
outside the polls. Tonight there is very
little Cxcitemept on the streets, an IN
usual occurrence heretofore. Returns up
to 10 o clock indicate about 5000 majority
iu Allegheny county for Quay. The entire
Republican county ticket is also elected.
Nine districts in Allegheny county give
Republican net gain of 3e0.
MAJORITY FOR QUAT,
TITUsvILLE, November Z Weather very
inclement here to-day. Vote very light
Qusy's majority in this city is l25, gain
OF III over Blaine. The county vote is
light and few returns will be in tonight
owing to the stormy weather, but Quay
will hold the average majority given to Re:
publican candidates ip this section and
probably increase it.
Potter county - Republican majority
about 200.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-Forty out
OF sixty -aeven counties of this State. indi-
cate Republican majority Of over $4,000.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILaDELFHIA, November at is eSti-
mated that Pennsylvania will give Re.
publican majority of between $4,000 and
10000.
OIL CITY.
OH CITY, Pa, November 3.-The fol-
loving are complete returns OF city on
State ticket. Quay, Republican, 34a, Day
45, SpaDger, REobibition. III, Whitney,
Greenbacker, 22.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Coss., November 3-The
election in thia State 10 for members OF the
Legislature only, consequently the vote Is
light
DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF sTzTLEN.
Hartford, CT, November a-Eighiy.
six towns including Hartford, New Bri-
tain. Norwich, bridgeport, Stanford, elect
81 Republicans aud 69 Democrats TO the
Legislature. Democratic gair OF ls.
DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF yixEfEES.
HARrFoRD, CT, November 3.-One
hundred and thirtyihree towns elect 81
Republicans, 30 Democrats, ] GreeDbscker
and Independent to the s ate House Of
Representatives, Democratic gain OF -.
DENocRLRIc GAIEs.
HARTFORD, Cr., November 3.-Rsturns
from so towns in the State elect 81 Repub.
licans and 80 Democrats members OF
Legislature, Democratic gain of over
Isst rear, when Republicans had IL ma
lority In the House. Cleveland for Sen.
ate in First district elected, Democratic
gain. Hartford elects tso Democrats
Representatives. same ss last yeSE.
DEMOCRATS STILL GAM.
EAsrYoap. CosS., November a-Witt
four towns to hear from. the lower house il
II Republican majority. One hundred
and forty-ibree towns elect III Republi
cans, 100 Democrats, one Greenbackel
and one Independent, Democratic gain
Of l9.
THr sI-G7E.
HAgTKoan, CT, November 3.-The Ser
ate stands I3 Republicans. ii Democrats
House IS Republican majority, two Iodt
pendeuts and one Lsbor, with New Psil
Geld to hear FROM, which last year eIecte
one Democrat.
SUMMING Up.
HAgrroRD, Coyy., November a-ft
election in this state vss 70, members {
Legislature only. Returns Of Coural
ofSce at IL o'clock, from all but four tow
1 in the state show the complexion
the House to be: Republican, l2a, Der
: ocrat, liz, Independent . The piasir
|. towns viii not materially Change the !
= sult The town Of Marlborough IS I
Z on representatives. Last year the tos
stood: Republican, leo, Democrat, 8
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 8 3-Todaj's cleo
ton il this city is for full municipal
ticket. There has been some trouble in
parts Of the city over the organization Of
the election boards, but on the whole the
day is passing quietly A large vote is be.
ing polled. Mayor Grummond was nomi,
ra'ed for reelection by the Republicans
and is opposed by Marvin q. Chamberlain,
whom he defeated two years ago. The
chiet interest is ceptered in the Alderman
ic contest. Several members of q corrupt
ring being up for election, enc of which
candidates is under indictment for frauds.
A mixed result is anticipated.
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GglgF og PCLiCE SMITH Performed an
imperative duty yesterday. No doubt 1t
was an unpleasant oue, and especially TO
the Chief. uho hal the reputation of teiDg
very ind1Igent to his officers, Beirg Glow
TO I, prove ard slower still TO use his au-
tborry - remove. But in the case Of
iepu,ies Bagvv and CRoGAN, accused as
they we're viii 80 great 3 crime, and the
ci,cuustarcjal evdence Of improper con
duct as officers beipg 50 ch ar thSt there
vas on, one Courge to pursue, and that
the Chef did TOis PrOmp: and
decisive acton will be appreciated
By all good citzeEs and will have the
effect Of restoring confidence il the nerve
ofvhe CHEF Il Mr. SvIrH will SEE to it
that his force Is kept properly disciplined
aud when suspicion Of wrong doing among
them srisas. either susp,ni ~ promptly
dismiss lbeC1. h g.ll have the hearty CO
operation and moral support Of aG good
rfIiyays
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BAA9ARous CRUELTY
Prsstissd BY an InsansIy Jealous ,Gs.isss
Upon n Rival.

Prsstiesd BY an InsansIy Jealous ,Gs.isss
Upon = Rival.
GALVESTON. TEX November s.-Iniel.
ligencs has just reached here from Edin-
burg, Texas, that . horrible murder vss
committed Sunday night s The Hossos
rancho By % Mexican named Hipolito VII
loresl, Q welLtodo rancher. Ten days 40
yillsresl employed . yospg Mexican,
Desiderio Figuro, 10 tend his focks. In
the neiehbofkooa Of Tucson rsrchs re-
sided handsome young seuosits, wbyh
yilofesl MAS courting. In one Geek
Figure displaced bis employer in
the affections Of the youS9 lsdy.
C,szed With jealousy. villosesl waited M.
I'll bis victim vas asleep ssd then sfseksd
him with salette, sai,ing Figure in The
most auocio1s spd bsrbasoas mapper
possible 10 imagine. Hsviog nuiilaseA
the lad, he cut long gsshes the epiks
length Of bis body, both in front asa o.
his back. How long Figure vhhstccd
these tortures before death rslisvtd him -
one knows. bot it is prchsbls hat be died
With the FIRST cruel stroke Of the dagger.
Villoreal sttemp,ea 70 escape into Mexise,
bat has bssa csp,ured. There i . strong
probability of his being 1Jnched.
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NniIPnnic-

q LIT hiTTI''eSo, Pa. November S.-There is
,Sap aSu panic IN Pittsburg ard throughout
NJ M, Lest on account Of the nAilers strike.
a.ia IA are difficult to obtain at So Is per
,"s nsS, aud all that have been sold in This
nsnDs ' ios the last ak weeks have been
~Saulae'ured in ths East. Bsilder, and
SSv;n1.o's S;Iae.o's are complaining bitterly about
ns;II 70 pay such An enormous price for
49,, -, asa IN one or two extreme ips,apee.
seDnoE!91 oEA on buildings not urgent. has been
siT;Es ',ally oy suspended here in view Of the
sra- 80 coming TO sn end. Both sides how.
d So, Iss se.;I sun hrm, and an early settlement
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MASSACHUSETTS.
An Extremely Quiet Voting Day-Fsar
Tickets.

a, E~s~.-.lw n.t.s vo&tn~ n-~-r...
Tes.,.
R,.rox No,.mhs,a-n;,,,.r.,.u..
!, 80, ~ urs-n;,;n. ,n,;n. A.. n r..
e. 49, 80 - m.n1 I'D. ,h.. n.n.Ii, -.
W., 49, III. .na!.r.n.s ~. n,mo..T;s.
nrevsis Tbere are four tieiets In ,hs
seld viz. R.oular Reoublican. reeul.r
Damocr.,;c Ns,;on,I I.hor and proh;hi.
t;on
n.uu, ,,r,.
D. N-, T,. e-n
IN The total vote of Boston for Governor:
P,ipce 20 ssl, Robip,on ls,47s. Sumner
23s.
yorr or vopcrsrra
w.,,, 49,, ap.,:.
= Coo pia ,sS f.sS., se,' Ssm...
4 vs,, .m.i, ,o,s hss -, .oIi.J !.
mi. and con,,r Ssn.tor J.s.rson + -. =
.isc,sd hv XII n,r,.I,,
pIAoeSA''o AA'oAi'
Bosrox, November 3-The Twentieth
district will probably elect one Democrat
and one Republican Representative and
the Iwen'y'hnt district the same. In
many towns and some cities no Prohibi.
tion or National Labor tickets were seen.
1t is admitted the Democratic State ticket
s' WI. nave H.o meJo'Iy' 10 ,i"snen. nsvet-
p.n VIII oe esIreu 1y ne NepuohcanA
Evsry.nete .ne ne" hquor IN nts. Pu. ID
oPsfa,,oa 'nls y.M vas s'uy caiofce1 s go
anu a.. sne 'aoSns selo I,o,ea. irs -nn .cn
Ec;e po.. .. sss ss. peaS,o S,o, ,E oS'n,os. i'
ff'nee' oo'' 'nioP' i''' S'"ne'' i'
-
n,;... n ,hs aia",;an 81 riy .'y sal u
Ssns,o a,S Honss -" ~ Ioss S % " :n9
=. ,hs psnnhi;o.n, Ia oe.' Ss'eo
y 'us NPuuo. a a,.s TON .ns nn' ums 10
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The 1nter.ocsan's Predictions.

CHICAGO, November 3.-From returns
thus far received the Inter Ocean figures
that the city election law is undoubtedly
carried. Olher authorities are not so GER
tain. 1t looks as though the Democrats
are gaining ground where county commis'
sioners are concerned. The returns are
about half received.
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Senatorial elections took place in IL odd
numbered districts. Each party elects s
Of the IL senators holding over, teven are
Republicans and Eve Democrats Imakine
the next Senate stand l3 Republicans and
ii Democrats. Last year seventeen Re-
publicans and seven Democrats. This
gives Republicans . working majority in
both Branches.
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TuE REGIsrsE ofice lasS night put one
in mind Of old times. Tie erthusiasm OF
lac, November was net SIS great but there
vas ample token af q strong, deep in'erest
in the rssult Tie countiDg-rOom was
c,oEdeJ, sud as the good news came in
the cheers we're lusly aad often
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TIE little daughter of the editor Of the
Tfin. o., Daily Star was immediately and
permanently relieved of q severe cough By
three doses of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. A
twenty-five cent bottle Of this valuable rem.
edy viii cure the worst cough.
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MISSISSIPPI,

An Unusually Light Vote Polled-Negroes
Don't Vote!
JACKSON, Mss. NOvepbe. a The
election to-day passed of quietly. Indica'
tionu are that the vote is unusually light,
Jackson polled $50 votes register. One
thousand negroes generally refraiued from
voting. Light vote to be accounted for.
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for Secretary of State, is running ahead Of
his ticket. In nearly every district the
vote on the State ticket, with this excep'
tion is On strict party lines. The Prohlol'
tionists are working hard and will poll a
larger vote than they did last year. The
contest on the Senate and Assembly tick
cts is close.
$4,000 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY LIKELY
New YoRE. November 3.-l:30 p. NJ
The weather is cool and bracipg: a heavy
vote is being polled but it is being done
quietly. Most voters have their ballots
ready before going to the polls. The same
story of quiet election but heavy vote
comes from Kings county.
At Republican State headquarters It IS
claimed that q larger Republican vote Is
being polled throughout the State than
usual Therews from Brooklyn indicates
a full Republican vote. The headquarters
of the Democratic State Committee Is
crowded with visitors. 1t is said that they
have not had q single charge ofcutiDg or
trading votes. A dispatch was sent out
over the State at noon declaring that Ne"
York City Democrats were voting soidly
and would give the State ticket 5O,OOO
maiority. 1t was stated then that more
than half Of the vote Of the entire city had
been polled.
BILL AHsAD or HIS TICKET.
OswEGo, n. Y, November S.-The
weather is cloudy and it is raining at intsf-
walls. A light vote is being cast in the
city. Hill Is running ahead OF his ticket
Carr is getting some Democratic votes and
losing q few Republican. BE will pro6s-
DIV run somewhat ahead of his ticket Re-
ports from various parts OF the country cay
She roads are in bad condition and indi
cate falling of Of at least thirty per cent
of the total vote.
FIVE HUNDRED FOR HILL
UTICA, N. Y, November 3.-The
weather is cold and raining and the voting
light. Reports from all wards indicate
that Hill will have upEsrd Of 500 majority
in the city.
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NEBRASKA,

Nothing Definite Known, but Probably
Republican.
LINCOLN, NEB, November s.-The cleo
tion in this State 10 day is Of no special
Importance. and passed very quietly. The
returns will come in slowly, as some coun-
ties have FIVE local tickets, none less than
three. 1t is not presumable that there will
be any definite information to night, though
it may 6e taken for granted that the Re,
Republican State ticket is elected.
REPuBLICAN STATE TICKET.
LINCOLN, NEE, November 3.-Ore
ward in this city and outside precincts are
all that are heard from complete. These,
with other partial reports. indicate tie
election ofthe Republican State ticket BY
about the same msjo;iiy as to the year in
proportion 10 the vo'e. The estimate ID
$4,000 Republican majority.
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Ouiet I'm Colorado,

DENVER, Col November 3.-The elee-
ton is passing of quistly. The weatheris
warm and sunny. Tie only State officer
to be elected is Judge Of the Supreme
Court.
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HoRsEoRD's AOID PHOSPHATE

Or. 4. n. Alexander, Faunettsburgh,
Pa. says: Il think Horsford's Acid Phos-
phats is not equaled in any other prep.
aratiOn Of phosphorus"
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Tus election Of Governor HUI places
,ba democracy in command Of New York
uunl 1888.
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VIRGINIA seeds greeting TO the Empire
st,,s No South, no North, but sold
reunited Union.
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TuE reS,papers which have been max
=, .sDi,al out of the Presidents course
will please take = new tack
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psrsrpESr CLEVELAND and the psoPle
osNsw York and Virginia appear to be IN
perfect accord.
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D,Ior Sc Ihal bright biId Of p!umsgsf
Hoz proud he struts; bow eisA' and 'aNey
n. crnR this mornirg
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Tus canvass in Virginia Was sharp,
brilliant and decisive. F1z LEs is in the
saddle and will take his seat with great
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INDICATED!
The Administration Approved BY
the Ballots Of the People.
Gov. HlII Sets Down on the New
York Republican Coon,
And FIattens Him Out With a
Esighty Majority
Of Between Twenty and Thirty
Thousand.
Oh where Are Those Prodlgai
Sons, the Muuwumps, hoWr
They Remain in the Party Of
Honesty and Reform.
ALI Democratic and Doubtful States
Are Ours, Thank You.
This Is a Real Victory and a Victory
For tha Right.
lust Look on This and Then Cast
Your Eye Over the Rooster
And Into the Virginia Column and
Gaze on That.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

Hill l6l, Bascom q. Last year, Blaine
539 Cleveland 27l, st. John l.
Tyconderoga 42O, Hill l9l,
Bascom Al. Last year, Blaine 554, CleVe'
land 277, st. John II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
Grinnell kepublicAp.

DEs MoNrs. November 3-The city oi
Grinnell gives 220 Republican majority. A.
reliable dispatch from there says the coun.
ty has given 32O majority for RedmAu, Re
publican, Tor Representative, and Psyner.
Republican, for Senator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

Fon peursleia. rbeumssisn. hnbse1
CONT, sveIl;ses busns. wounds, etc. tbs
best remedy 10 Salvation Oil. Psiss. =
cents botth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

TIE snsauguiued shirt of Mr.. SHERMAN
vas of color yestertaJ.