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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-04

TaE Ohio Vauoy Trades Assembly, on
Sunday, October "a, declared formal
boycott on the morning newspapers, and
formally endorsed tho boycott end Of the
Democratic aud Republican tickets. II
anything had b.en needed to establish
tue connection between the boycott and
he so.calIed United Labor ticket, this
would have done it to the satisfaction Of
everybody who can read. Mr.. Meek's
speech at the boyCotters' mess meeting
had established his position as the special
champion Of the boycottcru; so they re-
Sarded him and 90 he was proud to re-
gard himself,
This was the dose that the Rspub.
llcans Of Uaio county were asked to
swallow, and they refused to do It. 1t
did not require tho formal verdict at the
polls 10 show that the boycott had cost
the Republican Legislative ticket in Ohio
County two members whom they ought to
have gained.
The two representatives Of the wire
workers 10 the Trades Assembly received
some Democratic yotcsi yet they stand al
the bottom Of the poll, and tho special
champion OF tho boyCotters stands the
lowest Of all the men, except those OF the
Third Party, who ran on any ticket in
Ohio County. Tho INrELLIoRScrR Is
glad to know thrt it performed a public
service in contributing to this result.
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HARrpoRD, Nov. S.-FoIIowing are the
Congressional votes: First district, Buck,
Republican, l4,4O5; Vance, Democrat,
l4,S92. Second, Lewis, Republican,
1857, French, Democrat, 15OlG. Third,
Russel, Republican, 5000; Hyde, d mo.
crat, 94SO. Fourth. Granger, Democrat,
1854; Miles, Republican, 500. With
very few towns to hear from, the Senate
stands II republicans to 10 democrats, a
republican gain Of /. This lower house,
with four towns not heard from aud reCk.
onedl as voting the same Ns last
year stand 1874 Republicans aud 1lS Dem.
oCrats, a Republican majority OF 10 or 20,
aud on joint ballot OF from 20 to 20,
Cleveland, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, lacks 2,243 OF a majority The
vote is: Lounsberry, Republican, 53 800;
Cleveland, Democrat, 81 06l; Forbes,
ProhibitiOnist, 2273. The Republicans
elect elk Sherils and tire Democrats two,
a Republican gain Of one.
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These figures are based on raturns from
about tive-sxths Of the precincts in the
State, This plurality would be auincrOGse
OF nearly 900 over Rusk's plurality Of two
years ago.
The EainH are principally in the etrong
Democratic districts. There ere Republic
can gains in all but few uouu-
ties Of the State. On Governor tho
oCratic vote has been increased,
even in the Milwaukee district, whore tho
tha labor movement has been strongest.
The Legislature will have a Republican
msiOrity on joint ballot Of 90 over Demo-
cratic and, labor representatives. The
Senate stands % Republicans, Demo-
Gratis and one Peoples. The Peoples
party representatives will prob by act
with the Democrats, The Republican
lose three Assemblymsn and gain
q like number In Senatorial dis
triCts, The Congressional delegation
will probably stand seven Republicans.
one Democrat and one Peoples party,
though the first ia In doubt, Returns are
so meagre that It not possible to tell
whether Joseph DOOlittls (Dem has de-
feRted ORsswell (Rsp The Republicans
have gained the Second, General Brsgg's
old district, where Delaney (Dem, Is de-
ieated by Guenther by at least 5000.
(iuenther has heretofore represented the
Fifth district In Congress and is still q res.
ident Of the latter, The majority OF
Hudd (Dem,) in the Filth has heen
slightly reduced. In the Fourth (Mil-
wSukee) district, which has been repre-
sented by Republican, Henry Smith,
the Peoples party candidate, has $500
plurality. IfUasswell is reelected In the
Filst the Republicans gain one and lose
one, The Democrats lose one and tho
Peoples party secures one Congressman.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 3-According to the
latest returns received here there are only
two Congressional Districts in this State
which may be Classed as doubtful. These
are the Seventh and Fifteenth. In the
Seventh, Campbell, the Democratic nomi
nee, has IN unofficial majority OF 81. In
the Fifteenth, Monroe County has moi
been heard from. The majority OF Gros
venor, the Republican candidate, outside
Of Monroe County is 1905. II Monroe
County should give Warner a majority
exceeding this he would be elected, but Il
is not likely that the Democratic majority
In this county will go above 5000.
The Ohio delegation in the present
Congress includes II Democrats and II
Republicans, while tho above showing
gives fifteen Republicans and six Demo
Gratis. The making Of estimates on The
State ticket here has practically ceased.
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why Was Meek noatOn9

lts'erddy'S Rtg1tr.
The overwhelming defeat OF Mr.. W. s.
Meek for the Legislature, has In It a lesson
that is worth studying at this time. II
Mr.. Meek's action since his nomination
had shown him to be tho man whom the
nominating delegates suppo9sd him 10 be,
there is no reason whatsoever that no
should have run bshind his ticket. Bat
his open expression ot sympathy for the
boycott and Ills efforts to farther tho do.
signs Of the men who Are trying 10 array
one class ol our citia1ns against the
other, dictate how msn Bhall carry on
their business, and RLrivs to ruin them II
they do not follow the biddlngof imported
professional boyOottOrs, have proven con.
Clusively that Mr.. Meek 10 not a III man
to REPRESENT tho county OF Ohio In tho
L0glSlature. OF course, II our Citigens
were In favor ot boyC1tting, they would
have given Mr.. Meek q good mbiotity.
Hut aS they have showed him I'm Ter 30
deep, there 10 not one whit oil doubt what
the people think OF tho una nerican
METHODS 10 which Mr.. Meek has lent hIs
aid. The boyCotters have claimed that
MI. Meek was sure oi election on this
issue. They now have the answer In such
iOrCible terms that the most hoL.hsaded
and obtusO ought 10 understand that our
citizens never intend 10 tolerate syBtem
that appeals 10 injustice, diCLAtiOn, lnG!m.
iuatiun, tofOe and laWlHlauRRB,
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The Republican majority in tho First

The Republican majority in tho First
Congressional District grows. The esti'
mate Of Yesterday gave Brannon too much
md GolI too little. BrannOn fNllH of
greatly in Wetzel and GofpullR up heavily
in MRrHhalI. In Republican TYLER fam
ily fight reduces GOti's majority GS, but
his own county Of Harrison gives him an
increase nf l02. Thersturns from Braxton
are not official and Gilmer makes no report
,s yet, but 1t is hardly possible that these
counties can change 100 votes the footing
as given below. Golf has carried the dis.
triCt by about four times his majority Of
two years ago, and by nearly twice the ma.
ority predicted by tho most sangui ne the
Law before the election. 1t is famous
victory for protection.
Second District Republicans are very
hopeful for Flick, who claims his election.
lie has made q splendid fight, aud there
are encouraging features In the returns,
hut there Is not sufficient information
upon which to cast the probabilities.
There Ia no reason to change the gem
sral opinion OF the Third and Fourth
Districts. So far as eau be seen the Dem.
ocrels hold both.
There arc notable changes In the Legts.
IaturO, which, as 1t now seems, will be
Democratic by from four to six on joint
ballot, but there is a possibility ci one or
two agreeable surpriseH In remote Coun-
Ties never promptly heard from.
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I'ntni Effect OF N Feud,

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. ga special from Po.
iosi, Mo, says! A fearful tragedy occur.
red this morning OF Mineral Point, four
miles from this place. Robert Wlgger
was nhot and instantly killed, and MarSen
MCCabs received q wound which will I'm.
doubtedly prove fatal. An old quarrel
between wiggOr and three Mcoabs had
never been settled satisfactorily 10 either,
and this morniDg MCOabO an d his three
sons, John, james and Charles,
met Wigger and renewed the quarrel,
After the exchange Of hot words MCuAbs,
Sr., attacked bis old enemy. The latter
drew bis revolver aud frod, inllCling q
fatal wound. The wounded mans sonI
then produced their weapons and attei
the exchange Of iOw Bhots WlggeE Banh
10 tho ground, shot through the body, and
died almost Immediately. Tho MGCabG
boys we're arrested and lodged In jail o.
lhta niANh
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The New County Hoard.

The new Board Of County Commissions
ers will consist off,
Washington dstrlct-Michael Stein,
Dem present incumbent.
Madison-H. y. McGregor, Rep, viCo
Capt. Prince.
0Iay-Joseph spoldel, Rep, vice W. F.
Unien-,James Mckinley, DEM, vice
John Boring.
Oentte-Johu W, Myles, Dem, vice
Louis Delbrugge.
Webster : Frank Cruise, Dsm., vice
Jonas Pickett
RttChie-Adsm stocker, DEM, present
incumbent.
Ricbland-John W. Nichols, DEM,
present incumbent.
Ltberty-Daniel Maxwell, ROp., present
incumbent.
Trisdelphie-w. II. Tylor, Dsm., vice
George Woods.
Daniel Maxwell carried every precinct
Of Liberty.
W. H. Taylor had 2l2 majority over
James Burkett In Triadelphia district
II will be seen that the relative party
strength ls the same as last ysar-Dem0.
Gratis, I; Republicans 8
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WHEELING, WEST VA. NOVEMBER

something drOpT said Parsons to q re
porter. "You are surprised at the vote are
you2 Well, it's no surprise to any one
else aside from the hired liars Of the Chi
cago press."
"Do you think many voters OF the So
ciRlistic labor ticket had the late trial in
their minds in yotingW
"Yes, and in their hearts, too. The
vote was q response to oil those who have
said that laboTers have no grievances, It
was q response to those who declared We
were red handed brutes. Yes, the vote
Of yesterday Is rebuke OF the verdict
against US and against those whom We
represent, the laboring men. l tell you
We all had good sppetites this morning,
but ! guess have said enough" and in q
tragic manner Parsons struck an attitude
and waived the inquirer off.
Fischer said; "ThRt the vote Ia an an.
awer to the verdict against u.s."
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ILLINOIS,
Largo Republican Gains Morrison Said tC
Have Been Defeated.

Largo Republican Gains Morrison Said tC
Have Been Defeated,
CHICAGO, Nov. "a. NJ. Jones, Chair.
man Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, gives his estimate Of the result o.
the election In Illinois as follows: "From
the very latest returns beyond all ques
ton 80 Republican Senators have been
elected in the State with the possible ad'
dltion of2 more from the doubtful dis
tricts, Illinois, he added, has without a
doubt, been carried by the Republican
State ticket by plurality OF over 10000,
giving us majority in both Houses Of the
Legislature. Returns from many Of the
close and doubtful distric 8 indicate large
Republican gains over the last Ptesiden-
tial election, and in almost every section
Of the State the Republican party has
made triumphant progress and substan.
tial gains. He estimates that the Senate
will be COMPOSED oil thirty Republicans,
eighteen Democrats and three Labor
party men. He estimates that the House
will have q working MAJ 1rily."
The constitutional amendment ABOLISH
ing the contract convict system OF prison
labor in Illinois Is believed to be adopted.
The vote for 1t in all the large cities was
practically unanimous and the adviCes
thus far received from the country indi-
cate that the opposition to 1t among the
farmers was not nearly as strong as the Ia.
Dor element feared.
The Republican plurality in Illinois fol
State Treasurer, the head Of the ticket Ia
estimated at from 23,000 10 $1,000. The
result on the Congressional vote up TO this
evening was still a matter OF doubt In the
Second, Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Sixteenth Districts. In the Second
the contest between Lawler, (Dem
and Gleason (Labor) is very close. One
compu alton OF tho unofficial returns
elects Gleason by Is votes, while Lawler
claims the district by 02 votes. Tbs Re.
publicans claim that GsBt (lsp.) has de.
leated Neice Dsm,) in the Eleventh dis
ftrict by 400, and also assert that General
Post (Rep.) has defeated Worthington In
the Tenth. Both Republicans and Dem
oCrats claim the election In the Thirteenth
| (springer's) district. The vote In the
Fifteenth Is very close. The Republicans
have gained Congressman 10 the Third
district, William L. Mason, aud one ID
the Eighteenth, John Baker. The Tenth
Eleventh, Thirteenth and Sixteenth are
at present represented by Democrats, ant
II the Republicans claim 10 carrying
three Of them should bs verified, the ne
Republican gain in the State would b.
i've Congressman, and v Gleason's claim
10 an election In the Second district Il
verified, the Democrats would lose six
districts In all. II Baker wins In tht
Eighteenth district he defeats William r
Morrison, the celebrated ree.trader.
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A rERltIrIc EXpLos1oN
OF Powder In General store -EmployeS
Out of Work,

VI EuWuoE III u NeuOTul btOEb-EmplU1eh
Out of Work.
PrrrtpuRaH, Nov. S.-A terrific explo.
sion followed by the crashing OF glass and
flying OF timbers, startled Mcdonald
station citizens at $3.50 O'o'Clock this after.
noon. The startled people found that q
large quantity Of powder stored In the
cellar Of the general store Of Rand and
Robbins had been exploded, by some one
careleBsly throwing n lighted match neal
II. Two OF the clerks Ia the store, whose
names could not be learned, were serious.
ly injured by the flying missiles. The
building is complete wreck and will
have to be torn down, both ends Of II
having been blown out and the roof torn
of. The lols Is estimated at over $4,000
on the stock and building,
After the explosion the building took
Are but the illmeg were quickly extin'
guished. The destruction Of the store
will be seriously felt by 900 or 500 Goa
miners who dealt there.
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No Third ralty man can doubt that he
throw his vote away. Heresbouts these
votes came almost entirely from the Re-
publican side, and yet tho Republican
party ia on the eide Of submission. twill
take the Third Party longer than the life
olany living man to accomplish anything
in Weat yirgnis-except it might be the
defeat Of the Republican party, which
event grogB gradually more remote.
Some Of the votes for Third Party nom.
ineea were cast by Republicans who were
bound to scratch the boycott end Of the
Republican ticket but could not nerve
themselves to vote any part Of the Dem
OcrH.ic ticket,
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WISCONSIN,.
The Republicans Gain In poSttaaStor Gen
VilaE' Home.

VilaA Homo.
CHICAGO, Nov a.-The Daily Meus'
Madison, Wis, special says: Woodward,
Dem, for Governor, Sarried this city by
437 majority. FrStt, DEM, carried II by
4O7 two years ago. This Is o gain Of 50 foi
Rusk In the city Of Madison, CAntwell,
the Villas candidate for the Assembly,
carried the day, after O hot contest, by 20C
majority. Two yeaTs ago Villas carried
the city by 1900 nhj jority. The result
Yesterday Ia regarded 90 o virtual defeat
10 the Democratic In their own strong
hold. The indications are that the Re
publiCanB will carry the county for the
county ticket which went $50 Democratic
two years ago. There 10 also prospect
that Rusk will lCatry the county by from
800 10 900 majority. A gain ID this Con
Vtessional district indicates LaFOlleLte's
Rep, election by 1900 majority. Out o
Ave ABssmblymen Ia Dane county, thV
Republicans will doubtless gel three ant
tbs representation will bs the same aS twI
years ago.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 3.-ThouRh re-
tufna from Isolated rural townShlps vii
continue 10 struggle In ior several tlay n
yet the general result 10 no longer 4
doubt The Republicans have elGcie
Governor Rusk by not less lhan 29,00
plurality oyer Woodward, Dem, and il
probable that II will turn ont % ,O0l
chairman Taylor, Of the Republican STAT
Genital Committee, places II At 27,OO
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NEw YoRK, Now 3-The schooner
Anna B. HutChiSon, which arrived to-day
from ChagteS via. Key West, reports OF
October Il, 80 miles south Of TohugaU
she picked Up the Captain, Mate and
iour BeAmet Ol the bark Tres AurofA from
Barcelona, for HAyana, upon O. piece o.
the cabin house, they having been avt
days In that condition without food Of
wator, The Captain stated the bark WA
broken up and sun \ October 10 durinl
the hurricane. The balance Of the crew
seven men, are supposed to have gon,
down with her.
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Colorado.

DENVER, Nov. 3-From the mesgre re.
turns received the indications are that
Adams, Democrat, has been elected Gov.
ernor by small majority, and possibly
Reed, Democrat, Congressman. On &C.
count Of the great amount Of scratching
the returns are coming In very slow. Full
returns have been received from only q
precincts in Arapahoe county out OF 90
They give Reed, Democrat, a majority
over Symms, Republican, OF 4S7.
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A NYuEELING srEANInoAr.
The Stella WlIds Reaches the Southern w
tara aIInH (VaICnn,o

The Stella Wllds Reaches the Southern Wa.
ters-IIsr Welcome.
The Natohez, Miss, Daily Democrat oil
last Saturday has an account Of recep.
ton on board the Stella Wildsf from which
the following Is taken:
Itthere had been anything wanting to
attest the popularity OF Capt. Sam Penny
witt and the popular crew OF the new and
elegant little steamer Stella Wilds, 1t
would have been found In the very large
and brilliant throng that. assembled on
that steamer last evening. Each one OF
the officers Of the boat wed with the other
in making their guests comfortable, while
Capt. and Mrs. Prince, the Misses Prince,
Miss Lena Jungling and other young
ladies' contributed their share toward
making all feel comfortable and at home.
The Mexican band was OH board dis.
Coursing sweet muBic. Hon. John W.
Henderson presented To the steamer Wilds
fne stand OF Colors on behalf Of Miss
Wilds, the beautiful and talented young
lady for whom she Is named, Mr.. Hen.
deTson'g remarks were most appropriate
indeed, Astounding In the sentiment that
the occasion inspired, and full OF good
wishes for the complete success Of the
beautiful steamer.
Following MIR. Henderson's remarks the
Mexican Band played the "stells Wilds
Mazurks, arranged especially for the oc.
Casion by Prof. +, F. Gloria, and dedicst.
ed to Capt. Sam Pennywitt. 1t was a
beautiful musical conception, and not a
little admired by the ladies', all OF whom
will no doubt wish for copy Of 1t.
Maj Thomas Grafton, on behalf OF the
patrons Of the boat, presented Capt. Pen
nywitt with an elegant and costly piano,
which Is intended to adorn the cabin. >.
On this occasion Capt Pennywitt
proved himself q prince Of entertainers
and was most ably assisted by his right
hand man, Charley Jungllng, the hand
gome chief clerk.
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Mr.. O. v. Braden, a prominent business
man Of Washington, Pa, and Miss Viz.
ginia Hupp, the eldeS! daughter Of DR.. ].
9. Hupp, Of this city, were married yes
terday afternoon at half past two o'clock,
at the residence Of the brides parents ou
Fourteenth street. Rev. DR.. D. A. Gun
ningham otliciated at the ceremony. The
bride was handsomely atLired Ia mastiC
colored silk, trimmed with darker shade
and panels Of embossed plush, with point
lace and Bsed pearl ornaments. The
wedding was one Of the most pleasing
seen In the city for some time. There
we're present: Mrs Harding, Misses
Sophia and Annie Harding, Mr., Julius
Le Noyne, Mr.. Frank LeMoyne, Miss
Mary Harding, Mr.. and Ma. Al Brad0n,
Of Washington, Pa; Dr.. ]. NJ, Todd and
daughter, Miss May, Of Brldgeporti Mr.
Todd Lunstofd, DE-. and Mrs. Bullard, Mr.,
and Mrs. Archie Hupp, Mrs. N. Richard
son, Mrs. George PAUL, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph 6peidel, Nj. and Mt4 ] ohm Frsw,
Misses Mary and Ida FreW, Miss v
Miller, Mrs. George Wise, MI and MFs
+. Cald we'll, Miss Jennie Wilson, Mrs
LunBiord, Of Allegheny; Mrs, Williams,
Of Cincinnati; Mr.. d. y. Allison and Mr
]. Y. VIE atling.
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every candidate on the ticket. The official
vote is; Hutchinson, 1885, Hogl l,24l, a
majority of 9s9i Maxwell, l,69Si Post,
l,2l9,R majority OF Ill Mckinney, House
Of Delegates, l.467; Collins, 1885 a ma
jorlty OF ITO. The Republicans are es-
pecially iubilant over tho defeat Of Col
Inns, the great Democratic moguI Of the
county. To secure his election every
means was rssortsd to by the Democrats.
Maxwell Is elected Senator by several
hundred majority,
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5pecIdI Dlspa1cn toWs ihteHIgsHceh'
CoNNRLLroN, W. Va, Nov, 3.-The fol-
lowing Is the vote in 10 precincts OF Fay
ette county for Congress, Snyder, Dem.
1856; Brown, Rep, 1919. For Senate
Van Pelt, Dem, 1920; Davis, Rspo 1900
For Legislature, Tyree, DEM, 1,l23; Kin
caid, Rep, 1851; Robinson, Labor, All
Several precincts are yet to hear from
but Kincaid will be elected.
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Grant County

Spfclal DlIp0lcA 70 ne IRltIIgeRcIr,
KEYsER, Nov, 3,-Graut county as far
as heard from; Six precincts give Flick
447, Wilson "a, siler 8, Harmau AL, friCe
"A, Fisher 400 and Chipley rs. The full
vote was not in whom the report for one
OF these precincts was made, and the Re,
publican vote will doubtless be increased
in that precinct by or 10,
Democrats ConCeds that the result Of
the Congressional vote Is very doubtful.
Republicans, Of course, are iubilsnt,
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HARRISON COUNTY


Gives Con Six Hundred ana Twenty Majority
"A Good Record.
Special Dipaich to Tic intslltgeaecr.
ClARKsuvRd, W. Va. Nov. S.-The
official vote Of Harrison county Is ss fol
lows: Golf 2.5Oi, Brannon 1914. Senate
Edwin Maxwell 1888, Ira Post 9,OS9
House of Delegates, Henry Raymond
1855, NJ. G. Holmes G,4OO, Rep, John ]
Davis zoos. James Hurry, DEM, 1910. The
Waterloo OF tho distinguished gentleman
Of salary grab fame, was RCcompltShe BY
Inc aid Of the anti Davis men. There Is
pretty howdy.do among the Democrats
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Mineral County,

Special Ditpnteh 10 the I"tHI0s'esT'
KEYsER. W, Va, Nov 3-Ths returns
for this countysrealliR with the exception
Of one small precinct, Shaw. 1t gave Max
well 25 majority. The vote is as follows'
For Congress, Flick, 075; Wilson, SG7i
Sller, A..
For senator, Harmau, 0oli Price, S27i
Bane, 25.
For House Of Delegates, Middleton,
l,044i sheetz, ISL; Umstot, ~.
For County Commissioner, lHdgeley,
079; Alkire, 7G2; Dayton, 80.