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Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

A. Y. Schenck, of New Brunswick,
New jersey, ex-President Of the State
Senate has begun suit against the FIRE.
donia Publishing Company fer $40, 600
for libel. He has notified each stock.
holder that he will held him individ.
ually responsible for further attacks,
and has sued B. j. Fredericks and W.
Scott Snyder, the city add managing
editors, for criminal libel. The alleged
libels are articles rejecting on Mr.,
Schenck's professional conduct.
A resident OF Washington recently
sent 20 the U. s. Treasury for redemp-
tton three thousand three hundred and
seventy dollars In Continental notes, of
the is ne Ct 17789, In denominations Of
$50, 500, $50, $40 and $50 Though vel.
low from age, the notes are in good
condition, but the First Com mptrollsr has
decided that they are barred by time
and cannot be redeemed.
Two boilers in the Charleston Cotton
Factory, at Charleston, South Carolina,
| burst ON Tuesday, wrecking the boiler
house, killing one man and dangerously
Iinjuring another. Five hundred men
are temporarily thrown out of work by
the disaster.
On the arrival of Lake Shore train
from Chicago at Toledo, Ohio, on Mon
day night, it was discovered that the
United States Express Company's oar
had been robbed of several packages of
valuable merchandise. An investiga.
tion is going on.
Albert Mallet WAS hanged at Kan
loops, British Columbia, on Monday,
for the murder OF o man who, after
spending all his money in Mallet's sa-
loon, helped himself to q cigar which
had been refused him.
At Scranton, Pa on Monday even
ing, James Oaffrey, aged years; James
Dougherty, aged 2; John Dougherty,
aged ., and Ellen Dougherty, aged 8,
were killed by the falling in OF a sand
bank under which they were playing
John Hooley, advance agent for the
"Rag Baby, committed suicide by cut.
ting his throat in q hotel in Olean, New
YORK, yesterday afternoon. 1t is be.
lieved he WAS insane.
The failure was announced on Tues.
day of Richard Preston, dealer ir
worsted goods and tailors' trimm ings
of Boston. His liabilities are placed ai
from $l00, 900 to $l50, 900.
Frank ID. Bacon, aged 30 years, q
commercial traveller, yesterday COM
mitted suicide in New Haven, by cut.
| ting his throat. He was despondenl
from illness.
| A fire at Shumway, Ill.,, on Monday
destroyed Henry Bernhard's -four mill,
two dwellings, warehouse, o stOre an6
q barrel factory. Loss, $4,000.
A Are in BoothbAy, Me-, on Monday
night, destroyed six or seven stores and
buildings, causing loss Of nearly $50,
1000.
The propeller Myles, with 1900
tbushels of wheat, from Duluth to Kings
ton, Ont, was suak Tuesday Afternoon
lby striking q rock on Allen Shoal.
Ah SWEET, Chlnaman, was hange,
at New Westminster. British Columbia
ION Monday, for the murder of anothe
lChipaman, committed In 1888.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
A QufEr ELECTION.

Everything Passes on Peacefully aut
the Demoerats Score Another Victory
vsry Little Intsress rshsn IN the He.
suit.
The weather yesterday was delight
ful, and no one had the excuse OF q
rainy day for not going to tbs polls.
Stfll there were hundreds In thie city
who did not take interest enough In the
result to 20 and vote. There were but
two arrests up TO 7 o'clock last even
ing, one OF whom WAS . Republican
and the other . Democrat, and
when Mayor Rhoads Saw that there
was but two men In the coils, and
found both contrite, and that they had
only been noisy around the polls he d.
|rected that they should bo let 60, thus
giving clear cells last evening, some
thing that probably never happened
before on the night of m election. The
Mayor had the entire police force on
anty all day, . number OF them being
hem In reserve, while carriages were In
waiting In front OF the City Hall 10
carry them, Al moments notice, to
any point whese their services might
DO needed, but fortunately there was
but httle need for them during the dsy.
The vote for Governor In this city was
as follows:
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
'RJ, WALSH I Co.
4 Word About 0reIcoats.
The charge in the tempera-
ture warrants it.

The first to claim your
special attention is a Heavy
Blue Chinchilla Beaver Over
coat for men at So so, which
| is well made and well
trimmed, and for ordinary
|use is in every way desira-
Ible.
The second is an ALL
wool and Worsted Black
Corkscrew Overcoat for men
'(guaranteed fast color) at
$1,000. A medium weight
and very dressy Overcoat
and desirable on account of
its color, quality and price.
The third is a Heavy ALL
wool, wide vale, plaid black
Overcoat for men at $I2.oo.
This is a special lot of 40
coats which we bought TO
close out the line, and are
|ofered at fully 20 per cent.
less than the regular price.
(Not our loss.) We have
them in two colors-. Oxford
Mixed and a mixture of two
shades of brown. We have
them with and without vel
vet collars. Some of them
are also trimmed with velvet.
A great many people do
mot know what we mean by
Oxford Mixed. 1t is a mix
ture of two shades of gray,
that is all.
While speaking of this lot
of $I2.oo Coats, we would
like to call your attention to
a line of wide Vale Wor-
steds, in Blues, Blacks and
Browns (for men) at the
same price that calls for
special mention.
The fourth is an Atwood
Silk Faced Dark Gray Fall
Overcoat for men at $3.50.
The price speaks for IT.
self.
The fifth is a line of Over
coats for men at $500 and
i$IS.oo, in Chinehillas and
Smooth Beavers, III Heavy
Vale Corksorews and Wide
Vale Worsteds, in Blues,
Blacks and Browns. These
goods are trimmed and
made In the best possible
manner, and can be guaran-
teed to be perfect in every
particular. A thoroughly
Igood and desirable article.
| The above mentioned bar
gains are a few samples Of
the complete line Of these
goods we are now carrying
land offering to our custom
'ers on our usual liberal terms.
/.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
He Wants to Hang

and he does hang and sell wall papsl
the cheapest In the city. Harry d,
Holt. Glance at my prices: Gilt
paper low as 10 cts. apiece. Satin
paper low as cts. apiece. White back
paper low "a cts. apiece. Brown
back paper low as 2 cts. apiece. Now
II you want q frst-class job Of paperinl
done cheap, am the man do 1t. Esti
mates given with pleasure. Harry d.
Holt, 213 West Second street, North
side.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
An Important Discovery.

d. McCloskey has discovered that
meu's heads are much longer than
heretofore. (And by the way they need
long heads such times as these There
fore he has prepared himself for the in.
creased demand for hats which will
surely follow after max ing known this
Important discovery. 4O8 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Congregational district Bradley, DEM,
rsosivss M26; Dixon, Rep, 4s4e; ChaseI
Pro-, $50; Scott, Isl. I

Congressional district. Bradley, DEM,
resolves M26; Dixon, Rep., 4849; ChaacI
Pro-, $50; Scott, 1sl. Et
SOUTH CARoLINA
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 2.--Reports Gem
oil psrts Of the Ssats show q griss tleo.
tion, and o very light vote. There 10 no
opposition to the Democratic State
tiokeS or 10 the Dsmocratic cand didates
for Congress except In the Seventh Dis
trict. The vote In Chzrleston is ridicu
lousy small.
MEMPHIS, November 2.--James Phe.
Ian, Dem. 10 elected to Congress from
this, the Tenth District Of Tennessee. by
not less than 1900 majority. His oppon
ent was Zach Taylor Rep, the present
|incumb bent.
NAsHvILLE, Nov. 2.-Returns mn 70
this hour chow Democratic gains ali
over the State. though light vote has
been polled. Bob Taylor, Dem. for
Governor, is elected by between 20. 900
and 1000 majority.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. 2-In the Fifth
district, Brown, Rep, for Congress, has
probably carried Henry County by / coo
and Patrick Comfy BY about 400. II
90 the Republicans gain about 1,70O.
II this IL maintA ined In the district .
Republican will be elected. This dis
srict elected . Democrat In 1884 by
majority Of 24ss
New. 3-Lyncbburg, Va, gives Hop
iaI,: ihin:, k1isSt .9 g. Of Labor candidsse, hs
DAEvILLB, Nov. 2-Returps from
this district are meagre, but IL 10 con-
ceded that Brown, Ind. Rep, Is elected
over George O. Oabell, who has repre-
sented the district for six terms. This
is large Democratic loss.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 2-The
meagre returns at this hour indicate the
reelection of Goff, Rep., Firs. District,
by an increased majority.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-Thirsy nine
towns and cities show . net Republican
cain Of 391. The Indications are that
Small, Labor. for Congress, is elected in
the Fourth District.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2-City RETURNS
are coming In slowly, owing to the
large number Of scratched tickets. At
8 O'Clock the Indications are that Henry
Smith, Labor Candidate for Congress, is
elected and The entire Labor ticket with
him. The returns from the towns may
change this estimate, ~ it is expected
that the Labor vote there Is very light.
Rusk, Rep, for Governor, ran we'll in
the entire county and undoubtedly has
good plurality In this county over
Woodward, Dem.
"If humor, wit and honesty could
sAvep frorn the lila fiaah Ia hair IN xvhst
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

w; Temperance Reform Lsvy Court
average 1866; Lam bson, 70; Cham BE- re-
I1O; Hukill, 143; BArnhill, ia; Lambert
~; Ysrnall, 10; Wesr, %; Assessors,
IJoseph K. Chandler, D., II; j. Vincsni
Finn, T., ITO. Boad Commissioner
W. 4. Flynn, R., 152; Frederick Klair,
r., 1874; Thomss Ly nam, D., 1873; and
Mr.. Cloud, D., "a: Inspectors, Simeon
q Myers, R 164; and B. O. Justis, D.,
1876.
EAST RED LION.
Biggs, 182; Hoffecker, IS; Pennine.
ton, lO3; Cooper, 81; Crossan and Fer.
euson each 100; Appleton, II; Forman,
5S; Democratic Represen tativss, aver
age, 101; Temperance Reform Repre-.
sentatives, average, 70; Democratic
Levy Court, average, 90; Temperance
Reform Levy Court, average, 70; Lamb
son, 90; Chem bers, 90; Hukill, "a;
fsarnhill, S6; Lambert, 8; Yafnali, Is;
Weer, 50.
WEST RED LION.
Biggs, 70; Hoffecker, 78; Pennipn-
con, IL; Cooper, 78; Democratic Sena-
tors, Representatives and Lew Oourt
average 70; Temperance Reform for the
same average 78; Lambson, 80; Cham.
bers, 70; Hukill, 2.
WEST ST. GEORGES.
Biegs, 25S; Hoffecker, 1873; PenninR-
ton, S54; Cooper, 40; Democratic Bona
tors. 254; Temperance Reform Senators.
l2s; Dsmocratic Represent ntatives and
Levy Court, $50; Temperance Re-
form for the same, $50; Lamb
son, 22S; Chambers, 8; HukilI, 1b1;
Barnhill, 239; Lambert, a; Yarnail, 10;
Wesr, 127.
In KENT COUNTY.
Duck Crook Hundred gives BiRps
1889; Hoffecker, 300; Pennington, $50;
Cooper, 501, and the other Democrats
get about the same vote.
Milford Hundred gives BigRs 286:
Hoffecker, 1872; Pennington, 282; Cooper,
1877, with . like vote for other candi-
dates.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
The Democrats carried Georgetown
by an average majority of 80; Dagsb0ro,
by 80 Nauticoke, by 100; Seaford, by
l2S.and Lewis and Rehoboth, by 16 ma
jority. The Temperance Reformers
carry N. W. Fork, by 38; Cedar Oreek,
by 126 and Baltimore Hundred, by 81.
Where q full vote WAS cast in the
County Hundreds, the process of
counting the votes wss very slow. In
Mill Greek Hundred the count was not
completed at Z O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

RESULT OUTSIDE OF WILMINGTON.
In South Christiana, Biges received
81 votes; Hoffscker, 145, Pennington.
S8; Cooper, 1853; Crossan for Senator,
100; Ferguson, 81; Appleton, 1853; For
man, 1856; Democratic Representatives,
|9l; except DR.. Chandler who got, l1S;
Tenn mperance Reform Representatives,
average 100; Democratic Levy Court,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
something Very Pleasing

To see and hear, as we'll as to the taste.
That you will always find the largest
and finest assortment Of millinery in
the State. All the newest sty les and
novelties In the line. Qualities unsur-
passed; prices the lowest, at Mrs, r. o.
Kirby's, eco King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
VIM. B. Sharp's
Fourth and Market Sts'

A remarkable bargain i'll
lress goods is wide vale dia-
lonals in four colorings;
[arnet, brown, black and
|reen. They are sc inches
hide, all wool and made to
Fll for IS cents per yard.
The whole line is now 80
ents per yard.
Roy's celebrated worsted
ress fabrics in all the desira-
le shades are As inches
|ide. The whole line goes
b 40 cents from IS. In ad-
ition we have reduced a
BIT Of 75-cent plaid cheviots
b 40 cents per yard. These
re all bargain dress tabrics
/ much below regular
rices.
For trimming and fancy
FORK we have a splendid line
# striped plush in many col.
RS and combinations which
half-price-75 cents from
}l.50.
Our shawl department is
nll of good things and OF
huch interest to shawl buy
|rs. A good single blank
i shawl for $1,50 to SIS
Double blanket, IS to $40.
splendid Velvet shawl,
p so to IS, and a full line Of
Mourning Thibit Shawls, s.
70 SIS. We hsye two su-
Perb quality Broehe Shawl:
feduced one-half, $50; from
$lG0. -
We constantly hear this
wish we had come here
first, l only-qot three but
ions on mine" That means
ur Kid Gloves, 5 button:
or 81 are cheap. You should
zee them we think then
lnequaled at the price, and
many customers tell US the
|ame. "Pertection' Kit
Glove, 5 buttons, 81; thinl
pf it The next is the Cen
emeri Cat, 5-button, SI.35
Poth in sizes from 81 up
(nd both unequalled.
Umbrellas are needed a
Unexpected times--are yo'
liked, if not and you like
good umbrella, buy
Gloria" none are better
2.50 to 81 so.
A most superior Scotc
Bingham Umbrella is wei
worth the money--26-in 75t
Sin S5c.
Still very busy in our CAT
pet rooms, and carpets stil
Merry cheap.
tapestry Brussels, so. 6;
%. Body Brussels, 90, s.
Sl, rs; borders to match.
Hall and Stairs in a
widths.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
An Elegant Studio.

J. Paul Brown cordially invites the
public to call and inspect his studio
which has been so altered as TO compare
with Any gallery In the country. The
improvements will insure the making
of the finest work. Prepare now FOL
Xmas pictures.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Potatoes.

Janney, 800 King street, has opened
the season for choice York State pota.
toes. Just received. large eopsign-
ment from the best potato section Of
New York. Will sell to the trade in
quantities to suit at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Ladies', try one bottle of Velvetia for
your toilet. 1t conceals freckles, blotches
on the face, gives your skin q natural
|complexiou and Is perfectly harmless.
when once tried you will have no 9th,
or. 80 cents. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Why do you walk down town for your
meat when you can get the best of fresh
beef, country pork, sausage and scrap
pie at the lowest prices OF d. Il Dallas,
No. $50 Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Milk is now selling rs low as two
quarts for cents; buttermnk 4 cents y
quart, and fresh butter made evesy Gay
and delivered 10 most parts Of the city
twice week. Fourth and 5hipley.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Ainsoow's Oysters.

Extra large cove oysters, 25. 80 and
40 cents per quart; also srewed, fried ,
panned, broiled and raw oysters at
Ainscow q, TOT Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Celery seed, mustard seed. tumeric
and curry powder. Taylor 8 Fuller
toms, 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

DIR. Chipman's Pills prevent and cure
Headache, Biliousnees, Malaria, Dys-
pepeia Constipation. One trial Will
convince you Of their merit. Druggists,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Try DR.. Chipman's Tonic Mixture II
you are run down, have no appetite and
are troubled with dyspepsia. Drug
cista.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
uBuChuPaibRs''

Quick, oopp'eSe cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bl6odW and Urinary Diseases
81. At Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Browns Bronchial Troches" NANTES
remarkable curative properties. Sol
only In boxes.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Flour,

We have reduced the prices on all our
hours. Order barrel now.
TATRALL Bros,
101 Maryland avenue.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

"If humor, wit and honesty could
save" from the Ills flesh is heir to, wha,
q good price they'd bring in the mar.
ket. Well, twenty five cents will buy
o panacea- Salvation Oil
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

For dry goods-Oranor 8 Go.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

"h SkLE-TwO, Twos TORY
rooms Sb,ick ba.k dwell iugs, containing eight
near stres, sn % sts: 'front.' porehes large yards,
''hEae, COS King street. n2.7t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2.-There 10 no
election In the Second Rhode Island
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
KENTUCKY
MARYLAND.

BALTIMoRE, Nov. 2.-The canvass
of the vote in this city has been com.
[pleted. The Democrats have carried
lsll three OF the oity districts, and the
returns outside the city indicate the
election of Charles P Gibson, DEM, In
the First district; DR.. Frank T. Shaw,
Dem, in the Second; Barnes Compton,
Dem. In the Fifth, and Louis E. MO
Comas, Rep, In the Sixth. This will
leave the Maryla delegation the same
a. in the present Congress, and except
In the city Of Baltimore all the members
are reelected. The reelection OF MT.
McConss will be by 3 reduced majority.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

BOSTON. Nov. 2.-The Democratic
vote in Boston shows gains over the
last election. 1t looks as though Lodge
had carried the Sixth District over
Lowering by 1000 majority. Leopold
Morse claims his election to Congress In
the Third District.
BOSTON, Nov. 2--The total vote Of
this city gives Andrews, Dem, 26,709
Ames, Rep, 1929.
BOSTON, Nov. IA Worcester spe
Fcial reports that John 4. Russell Il
elected to Congress in the Tenth Dis
trict over W. W. Rice. Patrick A
Collins Is elected to Congress in tn,
Fourth District, and Lodge, Rep, 4
undoubtedly elected. in the Sixth Dis
trict over Lowering. In the Ninth Dis
trict the vote for Ely and Burnett i
close and the result 10 uncertain. On
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

CINCINNATI, NOV. 2-The returns
from Hamilton county show very large
Republican gains, notably In the Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth and Eigh-
tesnth wards, all Of which are In the
First District. This operates to place
the Republican gain In Butterworth' Q
favor and TO make IL possible that
Shiels, Democrat. may be elected In the
Second District. One hundred and
thirty Ave precincts in Hamilton
county show net Republican gain Of
I3,746
TOLEDO, Nov. 2-Romeis, Republi.
can, for Congress, gains heavily on his
majority over Hurd two years ago, In
every precinct In every county, 80 far
as heard frem.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-TWO hundred
and seven precincts in Ohio, With .
sotal vote of 65, 100, show q net Repub.
loan gain of 3.071. The Prohibition
vote is ,z82. In eighteen precincts In
Cleveland there is q Republican ma
ljority OF 272.
In Hamilton County, Republicans
now claim the election OF the entire
county and Congressional ticket, with
| the possible exception of Raine for
Auditor, who was opposed by Peaslee,
Dem.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 2-Returns from
lone. third OF the wards of Cleveland In
lcluded In the Twenty.frst Congress-
.ional district show gains which, II kept
up throughout the district, will elect
iForan, Dem. by 900 to 1000 majority.
1 RHODE ISLAND.
Il PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2.-There 10 no
f.
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East and west, from the river fronts,
the drift of people moved until when
nearing the line of march they grew TO be
4 time of humanity that jammed up against
the police lines and set back its constant
ly flowing stream TO near by avenues.
Meantime the favored dwellers in houses
on Fifth avenue, arose at leisure and ser
wants hung out bunting on the wet fronts
Of the brown stone dwelling where it hut-
tered in occasional and bitter gusts of
wind. On nearly every street car
uniformed troops and members of societies
were early on their way to their places of
rendezvous Gorgeously attired musicians
trailed the streets in silence seeking their
detachments, and drum corps beat the step
for Grand Army Posts upon sodden drum
heads. The drapery OF flags and bunting
upon the city buildings and upon the Fed
eral building tapped titfully in the moist
air, while the banners on thousands Of tall
staffs trailed idly or streamed Justify out
in vagrant puffs of wind that supplied in
tensity for steadiness in their courses. The
procession was to have started at 9 9o'clock,
but at that hour it had only begnn to
form.
THE LAND PARADE.
The Fifth United States Artillery, COM
manded by Col. John Hamilton, and the
Engineer corps took their position in front
of Secretary Whitney's bouse at Fifty
Eighth street and Fifth avenue Next
came the Old Guard who stood near the
carriages in waiting for President Cleve-
land and the members Of his Cabinet to
leave Secretary WhitDey's residence,
where they had spent the night Prompt
" at 10 o'clock the President aeoompan-
led by Secretary Of State Bayard, de-
scended the steps and entered an
open carriage. They were followed
by Secretary OF the Navy Whitney. POST
master General Villas, Secretary Of the In
terror Lamar, Private Secretary Col La
mont, Rear Admiral Luce and staff and
Major Whipped The old guard preceded
the carriages and at 10:l5 o'clock COM
menced the march down Fifth Avenue.
Both sides of the avenue were crowded
with people who waved their hats and ap-
plauded loudly as the Presidents carriage
passed. On all the side streets from Cen
tral Park down to the Riverview stand on
Twenty-fourth street, the different mill
tary companies and Civic organizations
were formed. Thsn the carriages contain
ing the President and Cabinet follow
ed bv q battalion Of $50 police.
The c. S. B. Naval Brigade
came next with the engineers corps,
which consisted Of $50 men. The Second
Regiment \. G. n. T., then fell in line
together with detachment of Massachus-
etts Volunteer Militia. These were fal-
lowed by the Seventh, Eighth, Twelfth,
Eleventh and Firss regiments, and the
French soSieties numbering $500 men.
The governors Of Maine, Vermont, Con-
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RUSSIA THREATENS
T" Occupy varna IL Arrested F.a..ian. Arc
Not Released.

T" Occupy varns IL Arrested P.a..ians Arc
Not Released.
81. PETERSBURG, October 2s.-Tbe
Herald, German paper Published In this
city, says there are 400 troops on board tho
Russian cruisers dispatched to yarna. and
that they have orders to occupy that city
If the Russians who are Illegally arrested
are not released.
The Journal do ST. Pdeysburg says: 'Tbe
hesitation displayed by the Bulgarian Re
geney In sntpmoning the Sobranjc, and the
fact that the Deputies TO that body arc de-
laying their departure for Tirnoya, arc
symptoms ofa more concilia,ory attitude.
The condition Of affairs, however, is ag-
Jayated by the authorities, who manifest
little disposition TO enforce respect for in
ternational law, compelling Russia to send
cruisers 10 Varns to protect Russians
there
TkeSouoe Yremyd says: The dispatch
Ing OF cruisers 70 Yarna is the beginning Of
the end of the crisis. The Temporary oeu.
patton Of Warns will be gnarantee as,ainst
further violation Of the rights Of Russian
subjects"
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Democratic Speakers-AtkinsOn.
,-inI J;leyy,nU IN tAS Psy;stcr

Special Iste9rdR TO ne Reg1stCT
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, October 25.-
The Democrats of Peasants county will be
addressed at ST. Marys tomorrow, Friday
night, by Hon. J. G. McCluer and Hon. J.
c. Leonard
Belleville, Wood County-Saturday, by
ex-Gov. J. B. Jackson.
Rockport, Wood County-Saturday, by
J. G. MeCluer.
Athey Schoolhouse, Bull Creek-Satur-
day, BY T. r. Parks and ". c. YeatOn.
Valley Mills, Wood County-Friday
night. by T. r. Parks and ". c. Yeaton.
Lubeck, Wood COunty-Friday noon, by
J. G. McCluer.
Volcano, Wood County-Friday, by ex-
Gov ]. 3. Jackson.
CIV. Atkinson was called to Friendly to-
day by a telegram. Do the Democrats
catch on?
Mat Creed Collins, the Democratic can
didate for House OF Delegates IN Richie
County, will defeat the Republican candi-
date, many Republicans are frank enough
TO say. His support is coming from all
parties with unanimity astonishing TO
those who do not know Mr. Collins pOpu-
laritY.