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wantto secure FrotherInpham.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 5.-Superin
tendent Damsel of the Adams Express,
and Robert PinkertOn. The detectives
visited the grand jury room in very mys
terious manner just before noon to-day.
No definite information regarding
the object of the visit can be
obtained, but the inference is that
they either asked the jury to indict
Frotheringham the messenger, who was
recently robbed or requested the jury &c
issue a bench warrant for his arrest.
Frotheringham's mother has arrived here
and it is understood that she will take
legal measures to procure the release of her
son from the custody of the express people
and to prevent this it is presumed the ex-
press officials took the action they did to-
Hay
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IN RANDOLPH.
lzoSrats Come up Smiling With Good
Majnritiss.

haoSrats Come up Smiling With Good
MUnritiss.
". rsyla 10 ne REGISTER.
8EERLY, ". Va, November 3.-Yes-
Ely vas one Of the most glorious days
aDyaO,raCy OF this county has seen for
aEy years. The greatest enthusiasm
q manifested among the Democrats
E,yThere. and all were industrious and
usllgl The various voting places
Ea1lga all have not sent in official re-
zE have been heard from and the ma
Et-S foot up as follows: Wm. l.. Wilson,
p, R { Heudkins, 57l; j. E. Harding,
Al Valentine the bOlter of the Demo-
eEt Convention for the Fifth delegate
lSngi Is defeated Valentine was one of
G1en who must have a Convention for
= purpose As be said of perieeting an or
.'-Liuon Of the Democratic party, but in
%oa'entlOn Maj Harding received a
1Al.nOlS nomination. About two weeks
= Nnear aud Valentine formed pOliti-
! 4'tnershlp for the purpose of turning
= l5lla Senatorial district over to the
A'2ao.cIns \ few Independent" and
'alleed Democrats fell into the trap,
! ias result shows both Hudkins and
4ils ahead OF the party.
'le Democrats elected two Members of
I Iaaty Court, Dr. G.. w. Yokum for
! Nlgterm and Patrick Crieark for the
-'' Term, over two of the most popular
S.4o,lcanS IN the county, Harmon Sny-
aEides
~ Proposition TO subscribe 500, 900 to
: aPtAl stoek Of the &. x S. II. r. to
u 'Ae extension from Belington, Bar
county, to HuttOuSyille, in this
s.-,s' was lost. 1t is said the PROPOSE
y % subscribe Sos, 500, which carried
I, ,i !'4> ago, can at any time he enforced
~ company, and many of the friends
-. - subscription are anxious for the
--P4ay to enforce it,
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Jefferson Couptv

J = ''f1-aH 20 p,s Register.
\. N..IIiA.iESTowN, Il..i W. Va, November s.
.ETv '.S.lo1 oII passed off quietly and peace
= = .D' y, the slightest disturbance occur
ss,ht 1ae Democratic party swelled its
a.. !? over one hundred colored votes.
~. ;S:Gins v!l1 for this county are: Con-
.hSRi,S;IlSon' 2Oi5; Flick, 9O7; Siler,
h. TSa9 TS,,gnSt, /. State SenatOr-Gettin-
49, 80 Getzendamer, 94T. House of
.a55,r ,r'SCCChew, 2,l39; Lucas, 2,OS7.
~, CommiSSiOner-Rider, l,9SS;
.A,-,- T' IsStI' Shirley, 1858. Mod. Co.
a, MI SU, 1913; against, 791. Will
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To Control the Lower Ohio Market.

Special Tsiegram 10 The Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November s.
The Secretary of State to-day issued GER
tifcate of incorporation to the Southern
Coal CO., with a capital stock OF 500, 900.
This includes the prominent coal men of
Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania and
Florence Marmet of Cincinnati, who operate
on the lower Kanawha, and is the begin
ming of the formation of large coal pool
for the purpose of controlling the lower
Ohio market
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VIII Contest the Seat.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 5.-Nathan
Frank, Republican candidate for election
TO Congress from the Ninth district, who
according to semi-Official returns was de-
feated by the reelection Of Glover, Demo-
crat, says that he will contest the latter's s
right to his seat on the ground that many
votes which were legally east for him
(Frank) were rejected by the judges OF
election. He says that If these votes had
been counted he would have been elected
by a majority of over 200.
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such amazcment that I was almost dased.
There is large population there Of which
we have no type here, men whose fathers
and mothers were evidently starved ard
whose
CHILDREN HAVE GROWN UP srARvxD.
whose lives are of the most tentative kind,
whose existence is not only struggle bat
perpetual fight with famines ! We
therefore not surprised to hear lady nv
who sat next to me when / brcakfastsd
with the Dean Of Westminster and
his wife: ''Mr. Beecher, we do not pre-
tend to teach in some Of our mission
churches and schools anything like The
higher principles Of religion. All that ve
can do with great number Of those via
attend is what cleanliness and honesty n"
Now, we have no such population -
that here. The salvation Army is doing
great work, believe, among that lower
strata of the population Of England"
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Republican, for Lieutenant Governor, 1861
n1ura1ity
Indiana Legislature Democratic.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 81
The Democrats have the Legislature by
two majority on joint ballot, according to
the latest adviees. The figures are: Sen
ate, Democrats 81, Republicans 19i
House, Democrats 45, Republicans 55-
Returns on the State ticket are not yet in
from all the counties, but the figures OF
last night will not be changed materially
The Republican plurality will be about
ODO
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DOUBT IN MINNESOTA.

Democrats Claim the Governor by Over
5000, the Republicans by $500.
ST. PAUL, MINI, November 5.-Re-
turns haven't been received from all the
counties yet and both parties have raised
the cry of fraud. The Pioneer Press, Re
publican, claims the State for
Governor by $500, while the Globe,
Democrat, claims If for Ames by 5000
TO 1000. These figures correspond
closely to the claims of the Republican
and Democrat State Central Committees.
1t will no doubt require the official count
to determine who is elected to the State
offices. The maiOrities for Congressman
are as follows: First dis
trict, Wilson, Democrat, 4,OSl;
Second. Lind, Republican 1885;
Third, Mcdonald, Democrat, l,22S; Fourth,
Rice, Democrat, 4,635; Fifth, Nelson, Re
publican, 26, 900. The latter had no OPP
position. The Legislature will be Re-
publican by at least forty majority
op Joint ballot. The exact figures can
not be given rs several Legislative Dis
triets have either not been reported or are
so close as to render the official count
necessary. -
ST. PAUL, MINI, November 5.-The
Ereaiag Dispatch, from the returns re-
eeiyed and without estimates of the pre-
cincts not yet heard from, figures out a
majority for Ames, Democrat, for Govern
or of ,51l.
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Cafarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsOme disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at las:
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any suf-
fsrer from this dreadful disease sending a
self addressed stamped envelope to DR..
Lawrence, 2l2 East Ninth street, New
York, viii receiye the recipe free of charge
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Smolka's Speech.

VIENNA, November 5.-The Press con-
siders the speech of President Smolka, in
the Austrian delegation at Pesth, yester-
day a warning in the interest of peace,
and says: Excluding the order of imme-
diate action he only desired in view of the
difficulty of the moment TO furnish the
delegation with an indication that would
usefully guide their labors. The Press is
confident that it is possible to maintain
the peace of Europe.
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A Mild Estimate.
ACIose Shave.

SALEM, n. j., November 5.-The Board
of canyaSSers met this morning for Salem
county, and the results announced gives
Newell, Democrat, for assembly Is mJorl-
ty. Capt. Whitaker, Republican eandi-
date, has employed counsel and Will at
once apply for a recount.
PATTERSON, n. j., November 4.-The
official canvass does not change the result
in the Third Assembly district, OF Pas
saic county. The board decided that there
was no election. There will probably be
a reeOuut
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IArrested for Murder.

PORTLAND, Me-, November 5.-Dr
James NJ. Buzzell, an electric physician,
was arrested this morning for the murder
of Carrie NJ. Cotton, of GOrham
The girl went to Buzzell tC
have a criminal operation performed
and subsequently died at his house. Ar
inquest was held and the jury returnes
the verdict that death had been caused by
malpractice. Buzzell was committed fol
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In the Second D,st-,c,

y. .'<s''" 10 t1s Rsglter.
r1Ai'ELD, W. Va, November s.
s,1'' li4ionty for W. l.. Wilson in this
aEosBr EoB.s soGlty s'I Is 135; for JnO. j. Chipley,
In ~ tG Delegates, 6Sl. The Repub-
IN, gS g0i'ty IN Grant county will be
Sio5,v' and nd will elect Chiply by 81
"a ooblr Ahe Democrats of this county
o. y considering all the circum-
Y abo,, ,,O ". work was done in the county
GGy +. I"s'h zen days ago. 1t is thought
MT dependent Republican, will beat
salt yo.Ss!uaT Republican nominee in
@Demo.ulns here yet from Pendelton.
&dh tb,, y are or were badly dsmora-
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Monroe County. Ohio, Heard From

Special TSsegrdm 70 nc heytSeT'
wOoDsFIELD, o., November 5.-Warn-
er's majority in Monroe is 2,1l6, briggs,
for Judge, 1,S75, Mcbride E,r Secretary,
2,225.
briggs is elected Common Pleas Judge
in this Judicial District by about 100 ma
jOrity,
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Solid Little Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November 5.-Del'
aware official returns complete foot up: fol
Governor Biggs, Democrat, 13, ,492, HOf'
fecker, Prohibitionist, 1882; for Congress,
Pennington, Democrat, 13,4S7; Cooper,
Prohibitionist, 1886. The Legislature is
sOlidly Democratic.
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,r,,r FROM CLOSE DISTRICTS.

=, Wilson's election is now assured by
: .,;,+ty over Flick. The following
II show the complete and official
.f,he Second district:
-.-ry,JoETlEsI IN SECOND coNGREs-
slDNAL DISTRICT.
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MonkerinS with a switch.

CHICAGO, November 5.-A man who
gave his name as Thos. Collins was arrest
ed last afternoon while tampering with 8
Lake Shore switch. He was held until
November 8 in Sl,7OO. He was recognized
as one of the former employees of the road.
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Another Pinkerton Arrested.

CHICAGO, November 5.-Another of the
Pinkerton employees, named E. NJ. Lance,
was arrested last night charged with com
plicity in the murder Of Terence Bagley,
who was fatality shot after the close Of the
recent stock yards strike.
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rrancI. p warren,s Successor.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Pres
ident to-day appointed George W. Baxter,
of Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, to be
Governor of Wyoming Territory, vice
Francis Z. Warren, suspended.
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IN the rbIr5 D..,

Cs,sra'a u'a'aH to he Register:
gd.r SION a' WA, November s.
s4qh : ilOFlty in Logan is $50. His
a 60 y am ,9's district will range be-
Lan, TS CS5OO. SOO. H. Raglan is elected
"a II E;n ;IIiton's majority in Nicholas
ssSiae n" VIII take the official vote to de-
s0a. result between Carr and
Fse 'ee' Democrat, is defeated in
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SET tn Brute" the young lady, who
had just carried OF the honon nom
fashionable boarding school said, when ~
mischievous beau swallowed ths lcst
spoonful of DIR. Bull's Cough Syrup.
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Rnnture. Breach. or Hernia.

permanently cured or no pay. The worst
eases guaranteed. Pamphlet and refer
ences, 10 cents in stamps. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, 663 Main ST,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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Everythinp Democratic.

DENVER, Col, November 5.-A Santa
Fe special to the Nelrs says: Anthony
Joseph is reelected to Congress over j. W.
Dwyer lex. Senator Dorsey's candidate) by
over 5000 majority. Every county has
gone Democratic.
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THF EMPRESS ROBBERY.
A Mysterious and Suspicious Note to Frank
James.

A Mysterious and Suspicious Note to Frank
James.
st. LOUIS, Mo-, November 5.-Frank
James, the ex-train robber, received the
following letter yesterday containing four
new bank bills:
ST. JOE, October 81.
Frank James, Esq:
DEAR SIR:-Please accept the enclosed
as a momentO of the late Frisco train rob-
berry of October %. Yours truly,
JIM CUMMINs.
The enclosure consisted of four unsigned
national bank notes made for the
Merchants & Planters National Bank
of Sherman, Mo. The notes were one $50
and three so bills. The latter of which
had not been detached from each other
The letter was written in an evidently dis
guiSed hand and was mailed from St Joe
on November 3. Manager Damsel of the
express company was shown the above dis
patch and said that the detectives were
already following up the clue contained in
it, but he did not know whether the
money stolen October % contained that
received by Frank James yesterday
or not. He would ascer-
tain, however, as soon as
possible. He had two theories in regard
to the affair. The real robber had sent the
letter to turn suspicion upon James and
put the detectives on a wrong track, or
else some over zealOns detective really
thought that jim Cummins and Frank
James were one and wanted to see what
effect the reception of the letter and bank
notes would have upon him, aud what dis
position he would make of them. The
matter should be fully Investigated and
might lead to some interesting develope-
mpOtS
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|ssp, FOR HIS SMALL MAJORITY

E, Al Solid For The Demo
caS.
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|Eu WILSON.
- IN the Second District By
Over 225.
[..,,,grO, COUNTY HEARD FROM,
In With an Official Majority for
Wilson Of 300.
|,s,rgR CARLISLE REFLECTED

as5,Y Majority Placed At
76S.
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lb,o Preston County,
fcHa % Rg P,os.,

aas OoD, "o. ". Va, November s.
Sf H;sI,ty for Flick, 2,454; Wilson,
majority, 1902. Official.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

In Nervous Headache, Fever and Impo-
tence.
DIR. A. s. KIRKPATRICK, Van Vert, O.,
says, II have used it with the most bril-
liant success in chronic nervous headaches,
hetic fever with profuse night sweats, neT-
yousness, etc"
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The OmciaI Count

CINCINNATI, o., November 5.-The
official count in the Sixth Kentucky Dis
trict shows the following majOrities.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

or boarding schools, as they are called, in
England. 1t is true that these schools give
free education, but it is doled out more
or less as charity. This is owing partly to
the position of the established church
which has intertered considerably with the
development of public school system like
that we are familiar with here. There is
disposition the part Of the English people
to put the education of their children on
the same footing that we have it--that is
that it shall be a right and not a charity" "
"a few words
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MARTINS FERRY.

Wheeling, November ), 1856.
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ton. We will give the remarks up-
on this subject in full in our next.

ton. We vii! give the remarks up-
on this subject il full IN our next.
After handling the above topic the
speaker dwelt upon the too prevalent
idea that labor, except, perhaps. pro-
fesslonal labor, is degrading, and in
sisted that the idea that honest labor
OF all kinds is honorable, should be
instilled into the minds Of the chill
dren Of both rich and poor. These
false notions had much to do with our
labor troubles.
Here the speaker introduced Wash.
ington and Franklin back into the
world to see the progress that had
been made in the last one hundred or
one hundred and fifty years, and clos
ed as follows: "When / imagine
what one hundred or two hundred
years are to do for the world-what
wonders are to be made known al
most regret have been born even in
the nineteenth century and not in the
twentieth or 25th, and / imagine that
could | come back hundred years
hence should be as much behind
those times as Washington and
Franklin would be behind these times.
We are fastening on to a time
when there shall be new earth, and
you young men and women shall see
more of it than I shall; but don't
expect to oe an idle spectator of the
wonderful unfolding IN the future. I
hope from some lofty eminence in
Gods universe to look out over this
world and mark its unfoldings as age
after age it goes on to its perfection,
and am sure the point Of chiefest
interest will be my native land, and
hope as look down from that height
some Fourth of July-l00, 200, 800
years hence-to see the tree of liber-
ty still growing, with not leaf withered,
with hundreds of millions of the happy
and the free reposing under its branches,
with our national bird upon its topmost
limb, his eye undimmed by age, his plu-
mage unfaded by time, and as sentinel
over all our good Uncle sam, hale, hearty
and erect, though full Of years, grasping
the old flag with thirteen bars and hun
dred bright and shining stars, and then
from my celestial height I'll wave my
crown and shout, "Hipl Hip!l Hurrah !!
Three cheers and tiger for my native
land i!'
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Of SUBSCRIPTION 70 WEEKLY WORLD
ORATrON IN BRIEF.

S. Kingsley's Fourth of July
ion at this place was an able one
pughout. In full it would take up
or seven columns of the WORLD;
Fefore we can give only synop-
Utter fve-minute glance at our
showing our increase in terrific
Population, wealth and improve
BITS of all kinds, the speaker turn
Ito the present and the future, and
cussed living issues, pointing out
! perils and their remedies.
pne great peril lay in our material
tsperity, which he showed historic
had always been perilous to the
ividual and to nations. The rem
lay in the cultivation of gener-
and benevolent spirit on the part
the rich toward the poor.
Closely connected with this is the
Fll growing out of the great con-
ptration of wealth and the immense
pperties controlled by great corpo-
fons. While he discouraged So
|llsm, nihilism, strikes and boycotts,
Thought the time would soon come
zen the people, as the source of all
Fernment, would have fairly to face
b matter, which would result in
venting the acquiring, in future,
= landed estates by both individu-
land corporations, and in time the
aklng up of the vast estates al
Pdy formed. The public domain
planned should be reserved for the
nal settler and cultivator; some
p De devised by which the rich
(uld pay a larger per centage Of
cost OF government than the poor,
such a reformation of the work
OF our election laws as to put the
Pc upon nearer equality with the
; In securing office. If bribery
i. corruption cannot be provided
einst, it would be better that offices
Bold at public auction to the best
Laer for cash, the proceeds to go in
me public treasury!
me speaker alluded to the conflict
(ween capital and labor. Said there
really a mutual dependence, and
Ported the earning classes to
Y cleSr OF demagogues, and to be
|ustrlous, economical and temper
and De ready when the wheel of
sone should turn down those now
|sop' to take their places as en-
yers.
ne matter of pauper immigration
.he influx of the worse elements
european and Asiatlc society,
TN cannot or will not assimilate to
institutions, is real peril, and
p oe prevented, while we well
Fpe all who come because they APP
|ciate, and love our institutions,
ueslre to be Of US. The remarks
|'ne speaker, upon our common
0OlS will no+ IL.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City
on the Both day of June, which, If not tax
en- out in 80 days, will be sent to the dead
letter office:
Adam B. Bruner, John Cafe, +. !.
Knowles, Joe Teun Yeun.
Persons calling for any OF the ABOVE
letters will please say advertised"
s. C. SILSBY, p. M.
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Emissions, Aversion to Society, D1mness OF Vision
Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passing unobser
ed in the urine and many other diseases that
lead tc insanity and death. DR.. MINTIE, who
is reguar ply ysican, graduate of the University
of Pennsylvania will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for a case OF this kind
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his sps-
cisl advice and treatment) will not cure,
or for anything impure injurious found in
it, DR.. MINTlE treats all Private Diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation Free
Thorough examination and advice. including anal
sis of urine SIS 90. Price of Vital Resolutive
81 so bottle, u four times the quantity $500;
sent to any address upon receipt of price. or O. o.
D., secure from observation, and in private name if
desired, by.
A. E. MINTIE, n. D.
II Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
will be sent to anv applying by letter. stating
symptoms sex and age Strict secrecy IN regard
to all business transactions.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH-
RETTCUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Gomplaints Gonorrhna, Gleet. Leucorrhoea. For
sale by all druggists; S10o bottle, six bottles for
$500.
DIR. MINTYE's DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. Fer sale by all druggists
Jan. 2. 1ssO.-f
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Our Indians are up to the times.
A leading chief of the Ogallala Sioux
is named "Two Strikes" He is not
a Knight of Labor, however.
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