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MASSACHUSETTS.
Considerable Democratic Gains Shown In
Beantown.

Considerable Democratic Gains Shown In
Beantown.
BOSTON, November 2.-The Democratic
vote in Boston shows gains over last cleo
ton. 1t looks as if Hodge, Republican,
had carried the Sixth District over Lover.
ing, Democrat, by 1000 majority. Brack,
etts vote for Lieutenant Governor is well
up to AmeS. Morse, Democrat, claims
his election to Congress in the Third Dis
trict Seventy-siX towns, including City
New Bedford, which gives no vote for
Lieutenant Governor 1OOts up; Ames 15-
9S4; Andrews II, 776, Lathrop 1920. An
drews will have majority of nearly 10,
600 in Boston.
One hundred and eight towns including
New Bedford and Fitchburg give Ames
%, 64S; Andrews 1916; LothrOp 1885;
Brackett -, ,0G6; Foster $3.50; Blackman
2,095. City of Boston not included.
One hundred and thirty-siX towns and
cities, including Maiden, Fall River,
Chelsea, New Bedford, Fitchburg and all
but one precinct in Boston gives Ames
1874; Andrews 56,455.
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WetZel County.

Special telegram 10 he Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, w. Va, Novem
Der 2.-Proctor district gives Brannon 432
Goff Ii3; Watson i2S, Furbee AZ
Magnolia district gives Brannon 3l2
GOfl POI; Watson, Democrat Senator, 81
Furbee, Republican, 2OG. The same dis
trict gave Brannon in lS-i 33s, and Gof
209 and Price for Senate in 1894 3j5, ant
Hancn 2l-.
Special Ttiegrdm 10 The Register.
BURTON, W. VA, November 2-Br an
mons majority l27, gain II; Watson's ma
jority l2, gain %.
Spocidi Tsegrdm 10 Mc Regi,ir.
LIrTLETON, w. Va, November o.
Brannon l47, Goff l09; Watson I57, Fur
bee 80; Cochran l3s, Miller rs.
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TENAS.

FORT WORTH, TEX, November o
Everything in Fremont county Ia:
gone Democratic. Nothing can be told
about the majorities tonight Abbott
Dem. for Congress in the Sixth District
is elected.
The following Democratic State ticket
has been elected by large majorities. Gov
eruor-Lawrence s. Ross; Lieutenant Gov.
ernor d. B. Wheeler; Attorney Generel
Sas. S. Hagg; Comptroller Jno. E Mccall;
Treasurer Frank X. Lubbock; land Com
missioner r. NJ. Hall; Superintendent
Public Instruction, Oscar Y. Cooper.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Democrats Practically Unapproaehed
in the State.

The Democrats Practically Unapproaehed
in the State.
JACKSON, Miss, November 2.-The po-
litical campaign in this State has been re-
markably quiet. There was no opposition
to the Democratic candidates for Congress
except in the Second and Third Districts.
In the former Gen. J. r, Chalmers, Re
publican, opposed ]. B. Morgan, Demo-
crat. Considerable Democratic dissension
was manifested about two weeks ago
against Mr.. Morgan, and Senator Walthall
made an active canvass in his behalf. In
the Third District Judge W. Limvall, Re-
publican, opposed 7. C. Catchins,
Democrat. In this 1.-THE Shoe
tring) district the black vote
overwhelmingly exceeds the whites, but
the Democrats were very active. The U.
s. Supervisor gave notice some time ago to
his subordinates that any kind of ballots
could be used in voting for Congressman.
The law Of Mississippi provides that a
certain form shall be used in all elections.
This, of course, win have no effect except
in the second and third districts.
Judge j. B. Morgan Dem. is reelected
N the Second Congressional District of
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MARYLAND

Democrats do Their Duty In Great s1seps-
BALTIMORE, November 2.--Returns q
to-day's election In this eitya are ccss-
ing In. In the third district Kiosk, Den-
ocrat, has carried every ward heard from
up 10 this time. Compton's, Densusk
majority in the seventeenth ward Of In
city, and part Of the fifth district, y
over 1000, which, Is claimed, insarcs ~
elecrion.
The canvass OF the vote In this city ~
been completed. In the Third C0nHn1os
sional District Rusk Dem received ~ :
2SG votes; Boase tIndustriai) endoesed ~
Republicans, 5,3,6; Glass (Prohihtie11
,To4. Rusk's majority over al, 7,173s
over Bose, 9,S71.
In the Eleventh District kaynas, fDsu- J
IA, ,754; Findlay, lind. Dem 7.14S; LesS
ering, pro- 1850; Weatberhy, (R0t)
!, ,G45; LAnks, coIored, lRep. ~. Re3Us
ors majority oyer all, An; oves Fi51Cj
Z, 900.
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Carr, Fusionist, for Senate, 76; Chiffon,
Democrat, Is; Livingston precinct: Brown
80; Snyder, 3s; Carr, 81; Chiffon, Il
Republicans gain two, Democratic loss
four.
Coal VALLEY, W. Va, November q
Snyder, 164; Brown. 237; Claypool, Is
yanpelt, loo; Davies, 23i; Tyree, l29
Miles, 146; Kincaid, 1913; Taylor, 202
Wyatt 81.
WINIFRED JUNCTION, w. Va, Novem
Der 2.-Lewistons precinct, Brown, 81
Snyder, IS; Carr, Ss; Chiffon, Al; Cum
ningham, 66; Humphrey, So; Republican
gain over 1854 of 40.
CHAMELEON, W. Va, November g.
Mount Carbon precinct, Brown, Republi-
can, SO; Snyder, IL; vanpelt, 81; Davies,
80; Tyree, 10; Robinson, 50; Kincaid, ~;
Miles, 81; Wyatt, 80; Taylor, ~.
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.aA-.E'JnN, =. c., November .
,'tN W. j aud at the Charleston Cot
= -''"Ty exploited at % this morning
S'1 TSgAaS the boiler house and killing
~, .-,-Aa l '0Nes r"lorrd fireman, and ser
- ,,LlIl1ng \rtlnn EiyhardSon, cOlored
I-t,rr ,orr utNrs WAS literally boiled t.
- - '' 'lrtm The damage to machin-
Y, ,'1o,rfed hy insurance in the Hart
N, '','rr ,'rr Insurance Company. Over
-, -''N aTr thrown out OF work tenn
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RrSSIA BEGINS ACTION.

Yl,sla, Tear Down bulgarian Placards-
Russian Man-of-war.
T,gyl. November 2.-The Russian
Ceaa- with the help Of sailors from the
lspal man-o,-war to-day tore down a
n5rotpIaelrls which had been posted
s.s,.y by ogier Of the Bulgarian Gov
yasa, The EuSsian Consular threat
sL land troops if the authorities at
sa-,cl TO prevent the removal of pla-
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Hancock County.

Spcridl telegram 10 he Register.
New CUMBERLAND, w. Va, Novem-
Der CLAY district gives Gon 263, Bran
non l4G, Scott 249, Pendelton li9; Duval
80, Morrow 156.
Butler district gives Goff -, Brannon
I0j; Scott -, Pendelton l06; Duyal ~,
Morrow -.
Poe district gives Gon' l25, Brannon 81;
Scott l2i, Pendelton 80; Duval 126,
Morrow ~.
Grand district gives Goff l23, Brannon
63; Scott l22, Pendelton G3; DuvaI l2i,
Morrow 62. Colts majority in the
county, 2O6, Scott's majority in the
county lS5, Duval's majority in the coLn-
ty 1874.
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MINNESOTA.

An Exciting ElectiOn-A Large Vote
Polled.
ST. PAUL, MINI, November p
Weather throughout the State to-day was
cloudy and cool. 4 large vote was pOlled.
Not for many years has there been as much
excitement at an election and was this
augmented by the attack made on the Re
publican procession ut Minneapolis, last
night, during which about sixty persons
We're injured, eX-GOv. Pillsbury among
the number. One or two were severely
hurt and their injuries may prove fatal
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AGreat Reward

Der q vu'ed y, by those who write to
Saa,ioN1 20; 70, ,'ortland Maine. Full in
'sttb,, vii vii he sent You, free, about
lss,ye, !Ou can do and live at home
AGnro ;ou s2 are situated, that will pay
aNOabs,' y " ~ and upwards q day.
VA NJ, u'''e 'e earned over $50 a day.
tyoT - needed; Hallett & Co. will
SOee of, I.Sh hc,h sexes; all ages. The
$Sne pruetlme. All is new. Now is
<E0,ke,g' fortunes are absolutely sure
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MARSHALL COUNTY

The Latest Returns Show an Increase for
Goff.
Special TtsgrdR 10 di> Register
MoUNDsvTLLE, November 2.-First
ward, Brannon, SO; Gof, 1874; Peters,
(Prohibition), 8; Watson SO; Furbee, 1s3;
Robinson, (Prohibitionist,) II; Newman,
(Democrat), lO3; st. Clair, Republican,,
lS2; MeCombs, Republican, lS0;
Wilson, tProhibitionist), II.
-Secoad Rrannon, IA; Goff, SO7;
Peters, 10; Watson, 1913; Furbee, 293;
Robinson, l5; Newman, lT2; st. Clair, 2s2;
McCOmbs, $50; Wilson, "A.
Rosby's Rock-Goff, A; Brannon, 26;
Peters, =; Furbee, A; Watson, 20; Robin
son, >; st. Clair, "A; McCombs, "A; New
man, 26.
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ALABAMA.
No Opposition 20 the Democrats and Little
Interest Taken.

No Opposition 20 the Democrats and Little
Interest Taken.
MOBILE, ALA, November 2.-The
weather is remarkably clear and every
thing is favorable. Voting was very slow
in this county. There was no opposition
and little interest is manifested.
There was no opposition to Herbert,
Democrat, in the Second District. Jones,
Democrat, Of the Mobile District, and
Oates, Democrat, the Third, were also
without opposition. The contests in the
other five districts were not formidable un-
less in the Fourth, represented by David
son, Democrat, and candidate for re-eleC-
tion.
The indications are oil favorable to n
solid Democratic delegation.
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ARiot Feared.

byD5y. November ,. The determine
tao, the Socialists of London to make a
Examination on the occasion of the Lord
h,U', Show, g,cluSing the authorities
nh anxiety. The police fear that the
H.hring of the Socialists will end in 4
niall have warned Shopkeepers whose
s1AIi,amrnt, are ON tn" line to De taken
y ae procession % close heir doors and
aralr their windows on that day.
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OutoCanada.

S>uN. November Richard Pres
% dealer IN wor-,rd goods and sailors
1-aI1-S, doing business ut Is Bedford
NyL has disappeared. II is learned
"a -N o' some time past he has been dab
.l,mstocN,, and has borrowed sums
y. IVA Prsona friends 10 the amount of
s'''o His principal creditor is ThOs.
z a." lawrru.r, Mass. Preston has
"a lo>rnt 'or over a week, and it is be-
Fol De- i now .u tInlda.
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MISSOURI.

A Quiet Election in st. Louis-The Ninth
District Fight.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 2.-The
election in this city to-day progressed
quietly and an average vote was polled.
The greatest interest in any of the contests
is taken in the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict where the fight is between Frank
rep and Glover (dem. the present in
cumbent A number of most prominent
Democrats bOlted Glover's nomination.
The latter party had no full ticket in the
field except for the State Legislature.
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GEORGIA.

No Opposition to Barnes, DemOcrat-A
Light Vote.
AUTusTA, GA, November 2.-The
weather was fair, and small vote was
polled. There was no opposition to Geo.
T. Barnes, (DemocraD for Congress in the
Eighteenth District.
Il. w. Grimes Dem. is elected to Con-
grcss from the Fourth District.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The Vote Larger Than Anticipated-Much
SI.,.ninI,i,,rr llama.

The Vote Larger Than Anticipated-Much
Scratching Done.
RALEIGH, n. c., November 2.-The
weather was fair and warm all over the
State, The vote was larger than was an
ticipated. Much scratching of tickets was
done in this city. The scratching is re-
markable.
Rowland, Democrat, is elected TO Con-
greSs in the Sixth district by heavy ma
iority. Meagre returns from the Second
district, now represented by O'Hara,
colOred Republican, are favorable to the
election of Simmons, Democrat.
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TENN ESSEE.

Clear Matter-A Full Vote and Stra ight
Tickets.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November q
The weather was bright to-day, a full vote
was pOlled here. The party tickets were
generally voted.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 2-James
Phelan Dem. is elected to Congress from
this Tenth District of Tennessee by not
less than l,5OO majority. His opponent
was Lach Taylor, Dem present incum-
bent.
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hs rrr,id.nl WIN Gntn n,nstnn-

- ''>'H'ut W tll Nyp To Boston.
?, - n5>a'N"IuN, ID. c.. November ;. The
-. -. VII. leave Washington for BOs-
,r.,. r., :, sunday % take part m the cele-
CO Monday ot the 2IOth anniversary
nm 01Hdinsoi Harvard College. He
.. u r@'gompauIrd by Secretary Endi-
lr.-'" "g r, VIII hold a public reception at
.s1--'.. nal, ,,., Monday evening and will
" Washington the following day.
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"eattie Much Innrovpd-

g. : 6 6pokE, November 2.-Surveyor
Ssg,I "S,''''e, who was shot by a dis
h bo5..'s'o'n house Inspector at the Gus
SDo,rS;;s seS'criay, was much improved
SaD5;,;lS The physicians report upon
-1'lon are not rncour,,ging
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-LDon,t Want Erlicf. nut Cure (,

h, ..,A g..,y'A,ludnou of thousands suffering
ars ,-.4r'n. -,n To all such we say: Ca
H. " cured by Dr. Sage'S Catarrh
Do u ha> been done in thousands
.sbFI ""y not IN yours Your danger
0s,e,.-!. Lnc.o>e 4 stamp to Worlds
|lF NY Medical Association, Buffalo,
'' pamphlet on this disease.
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Michigan.

DETROIT, November 2-Ffneen pre-
cincts give q Republican gain of 20 over
the vote of two yearsago.
There are 1,4O9 voting preenets in
Michigan. Twenty-six precincts give
Luce, Republican, 1883; Yaple, Fusion,
2, ,639.
Tickets in this State are long and the
count is naturally much delayed kafty-
three precincts give, Luce, Republican,
$3.50; and Yaple, Fu%hnist, 16S.
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 2. = The
Weather throughout the State was very
fine, and it is reported that the vote pOlled
Is very full. The polls in Indiana are
kept open until six o'clock, the tickets are
very lengthy, and the work of counting is
very slow. No returns have been received
here yet.
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Marion County.

SporiR Tlegrdm 10 he RegiaeT:
FAIRMoNT, w. va, November O.
II 30 p. M.--There was very full vote
polled in this county. The returns at
this time indicate small Republican ma
iOrity. Wilson, for Congress seems 10 lead
and may show mp with a small majority.
Watson, for State Senate, will not probably
have over 20 against him.
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S.OOl ,'OOl Reference to Earthouakes.

D. Reference to Earthquakes.
sss,T,.ss sli;nty ofthe success of Southern
70 hos ~ = SHOWN by the regularity
OaRipSslu Ssu~ELaGterized I the Grand Month
sg~tbe iSSS u the Louisiana State Lot
asOO Tntin T;ootn OF which events will take
slassday, Nov. 9, iSs6%without
'ssneeS rs 70 earthquakes or other in
Nd Jrh.SI Ten Is G. 7. Beauregard, Of
Sae SSel Sal A A. Early, ofVa., will scat
az f[So, ;-s,5OO 500 all about the earth.
s9Sa M, SormatiOn apply to NJ. A.
&daT ~" orleans, La Do not for
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KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, November 2.-Speakel
Carlisle, although probably reelected, wa:
beaten in CovingtOn by about 1000, hav'
ing carried the town two years ago by
about 900. He also failed to carry New,
port, his vote falling off very largely.
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IOWA
4 Quiet Election and an Average Vote


Quiet Election and an Average Vote
POlled.
DEs MONIES, IA, November Clear
weather was reported from all over Iowa
to-day. The election proceeded quietly,
an average vote being polled.
Returns from Iowa will be compared
with the vote OF last year with the majori-
ty of Durahee lRep.) for Governor over
Whiting was 1908. There are l 500 pre-
cints in the State At this hour, 9 d. M,
the count has Just commenced at most of
thepOlling places. Returns from precincts
show net Republican gain of l2i over last
year.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Solid Old State Comes up SereneIy
Smiling as Usual.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November q
There was no opposition to the regular
Democratic candidates, except in the
seventh district and Berkeley county.
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hsl,. November The RepUbiique
fu5~ hls a dispatch from Vienna stat
a Tia, twelve Russian Men-of-War have
II Nehls,ep0e Tor Narna.
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{, Russia, Word Good?

VIENNA. November >. The Russian
"ulmelt bis r-ISsured Austria that
Llsl vii, NOT occupy Bulgaria.
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WHEELING w. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3, 1886

Mississippi defeating Gen. James r. Chal-
mers lind. Greenbacker and Rep by a
large majority.
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Grant County.

Sp1eiR TksgGB % the ReglaT.
BAYARD, November 2.-Bayard gives
Flick, 81; Wilson, "a.
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Eaystte County,

Spocid T,irgrdm 10 he R,gisrr:
CASSELTOS, W. Va, November o.
Browns Majority in Fayctte County, is
300. Democratic delegate is elected.
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MAMMA aid = littIe three M
s.papa ays yoa weren't prse9y h1eH1
bat yeu are beanttfh1 tQ-deY- I'LL
ehiId. Iast week ! hsdzs1ll
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The BALLOT.
Abam s. Hewitt Elected Mayor Of New
York City.
"A GOOD R0USING MAJORITY
Of About Twenty Thousand Over Henry
George.
GEORGE RUNS AHEAD OF ROOSEVELT.
Gen. Beaver Thought to Be Elected In Penn
Sylvania.
GEORGE RUNS AHEAD OF ROOSEVELT.
MEAGRE PARTICULARS FROM OHIO.

Good Democratic News From q Majority Of
Points.
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Mineral County.
!1riaI 7tlzoram b As Rlaikr.

PIEDMONT, November 2.--At Kfyser-
Flick, 2J6; Wilson, 2lc. At Piedmont
Flick, I64; Wilson 1872 At shaw Flick.
5S; Wilson, Al. At Elk Gzrden-fiicf
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Lewis County.

Sp1ciai Telegram % tie Reglaer.
WESTON, w. Va, November 2.-The
returns 80 FAR received indicate Brannon' 4
majority in this county, one hundred and
fifty, Hudkins the same. Dawson, Demo
crat for the House Of Delegates, is elected
as is also Collins, Democrat for County
Commissioner.
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90; Wilson, 81. At Williams w. Va,
Wilson, -; Flick, ;.
Monongalla County.
<cinl Ttlfnnfm IN lhf Rcllsser

MonongalIa County.
Speodl Talsgrum 10 tks Resasier. -
MoRGANTowN, W yA.,-The vote hsrs
was as follows for Congressman: Wilson,
Demscrat l3s; Flick, Republican, $50;
Legislature-Russell. Democrat, lis, Ha-
gans, Republican, 312. State Senate.
Dent Democrat l3l; Snyder, Republican,
So. s.
Laurel Point district:-T lick, i6S; VIII
son, 80; Republican gain ~. e
Summers County,
Specid! Ttiegrum 10 pte ReSiser -
HINTON, w. Va, November a.-Six
Districts give Snyder 40 majority, decreAas
81; Senate, Davies, Republican, i9; increass
las; Legislature, Crockett, Democrat, l21;
increase l5; Kirk, Commissioner, Demo
cratic, 20.
Tyler County. fi
Special Ttiegrum TO gse Register.
SSrERsvILLE, November 2.--Lincoln
District, Tyler county, West Virgins,
gives G"f majority of 10, Democratic
gain for Brannon OF 10. Sweeney, candi-
date for Senator in the Fourth District,
has majarity of9. ki
Union District-One hundred and uinty-
three votes cast. Brannon's majority, 30;
Sweeney's majority, p; Machentire's ma.
jority, 81. All Democrats. 1888.
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Cabeli County.

SpecaR TLegrdm 70 TIE R1giter.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, November O.
Vote at HuntingtOn-Hogg, Gj3; Hutch.
inson, 6sl Smith, rs.
For Senate-McCallister, GAP; Work
man, 102.
Hause Of Delegates-Rosebery, 6i6i
Newman, 500.
Guyandotte-HOgg, 135; Hutehinsor
126: Smith, G; McCalIister, l35; Work
man, l22; Roseberry. 14l; Newman, l23.
BarbOursyille-Hogg, l53; Hutchinson,
l0G; Smith, 5; McCallister, l49; Work
man, l07; Roseberry, 123; Newman, 132.
Bowens' store-Hogg. p; Hutchinson,
p; MeCallister, IL; Workman, 30; Rose
berry, 20; Newman, 26.
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Tucker County.

SpHffdf ItL<sTnia 70 Ult fIyuDn.
DAVIS, November 2.--Dayis gives Flick,
10; Wilson, %.
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jackson County.

Special TSiegrdm 10 he Regider.
RIPLEY, W. VA, November Whole
Democratic ticket elected.
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[c6mtinaed o. F0arth Rage.l
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Berkeley County.

SDeciai Tsiegrdss 20 GH Regiser.
MARTIEsBURG, w. VA, November p
The entire Republican ticket in Berkeley
county has been elected by = good majority
Flick, for Congress, runs ahead OF his
ticket.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-14
COURT RECORD.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM--Chief Jus.
tice Cartier and Judges Merrick and Cox.
-kilbourn VS.. Lotta; hearing resumed.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Justice Mac rthur.-
Jacob Thecker, gaming table; not guilty.
Sidney johnson, destroying property; do.
Police Court - Judge Smell. - John
Sullivan and Frank Krousc, assault; $40 or
30 days each. Wyatt Cornwell vagrancy;
so days. Thomas Doyle, violating the
building regulations; $40 or 30 days; ap-
pealed. Mahlan Best, selling on Sunday;
SO or 80 days. James Coffee, Samuel
Phillips profanity; collateral forfeited.
John Murphy, George Buch and Joseph
Churchill, loud and bosterous; collateral
forfeited. Elizabeth s. Alexander, nuisance;
s25 and execution suspended. Hattie Snow
and John Pryor, loud and boisterous; $5 or
10 days. Harry Wallace, vagrancy; bonds
or 80 days. John G. Cronin, profanity; $5
hack hire; 81. Patrick Fceley, loud and
boisterous; s. or Is days.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-14
THE GERMAN REICHsTAG.
Secretary MoCook OF tho American
Senate at the Opening Session.

Senate at the Opening Session.
Says Berlin correspondent Of the
New York T3iJUne, under date of Sep.
tember 21. Among the distinguished
strangers in town during the last week
were General Anson G.. McCook, Secre-
tary of the United States Senate, aud
wife, who attended the opening of the
extra session of the Rechstag. The
ceremonies, though differing little from
those at Washington, were very inter.
esting to the General, as an ex.member
of Congress, who followed the speeches
Of Windthorst, the celebrated leader of
the Centrum, and Richter, the equally
famous head of the Freethinkcrs, with
visible pleasure. The ring of the bell
by the president instead Of the tradi-
tional gavel tap, and the absence of
the chaplain and introductory prayer,
strike the citizen of the States as
peculiar. Probably the rccompcnsc of
"Vive lEmpcreur," proposed as the
first act of the president after the read
ing of the Kaisers message, is deemed
sufficient. Three hundred and sixty
members rise to their feet, and three
stentorian cheers-"IIoch ~ "Hoch |"
"Hoch fill the room and make the
halls reverberate. Though doubtless
the most learned body in the world, no
other assembly containing so many col.
lege. bred men and doctors" there is
no more democratic looking set of
fellows in the Western Hem.
isphere. All the insignia which
is SO conspicuous in the House Of
Common are absent and the men and
Speaker sit bareheaded, clad in simple
clothes like their compcers in the House
at Mnshington.