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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
GEN. F1lCK IN THE CITY.
He snys hc is beaten by Oa, but no Scare,
Wilson bad,

He snys hc Is beaten by G3, but hO Scared
Wilson Had.
That jolly, big hearted, big headed and
big bodied gentleman, Gen. W. II. H.
Flick, whom everybody in West Virginia
knowr, and who came 80 near having bis
name written "EIl" after the election in
the Second district last week, arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. He comes
to attend the meeting Of the West Vir.
giniR Grand Lodge A. F,and A. NJ, which
meets hOre this evening. Ho held an In.
formal but largely attended levee in the
lobby Of the Mcclure house last evening,
Defeat has not leSsened his avoirdupois or
Roured his jovial temper. He Gays his
opponent, Congressman Wilson, is elected
by 03 majority, and though recount was
begun in several precincts yesterday, he
expects Wilson 10 Btay elected by about
B3.
oYou know how II always is on re.
count" aRid he "our side gains one or two
hero and loses ono or two there. Ididnot
expect the Official canvass TO result In
much. Isupervlsed the recount In one
precinct myself, for purpoEe, and think
| holed the gentleman was after"
"Dld Mr.. Wilson get scared before tho
RETURNS came inP"
"DId he7 We'll he did. Ten days be.
fore he became frightened, Rndthat's what
prevented carrying Ona still hunt. Tho
DCmleB sent men out then to Ehake The
bushes" =.
"YOu made pretty hard fight TO miss II
80 narrowly"
az had to make 1t all by myself. There
weTS the Democrats with Kenna, and
Henry g. DAYlg, and HenryS. Walker,
and a lot more flying round ovor my dis
triot, aud only INC 10 Fight EN-"
"Dld the third party annoy you
muCh2"
them except Tom CaIskRdon, on the train,
aud lot him do all the talking then. l
only referred 10 them once on the ctump,
and that veg a. MannlDRtoa, Just alter
Henry b. Walker vag lhetp. l
told them l had known Henry a
| long time. When l Gtat knew him be
was trying 10 ak!n tho radicals, next a
Democratic Governor bounced him ous Of
office for Bkiuning the Treasury, Bpp now
he was running up and down my district
trying 10 akin me. Well told them,
II he succeeds this time he will have tue
bigSpDt hide hos Rot yet, and ! want him
to take II down here anl haYe u tanned Gt
Brother Burt'B tAnnefy,'
Con. Flick told bow hO "diylded tlnen
with MIR. UaIskAdon AZ MannlngLon, He
divided tho afternoon into two equal parts,
and occupied both himself, "tOlklnR the
lsrnVy home"
ent last night BRldi "Jngt tell The people
In tho morning Ihat we only ran Flick thll
time " see what Kind Of o candidate he
would make. In 1883 we'll elect him."
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WEST VIRGINIA. MUnDEns.
A Man Kills Ills Mothers Partner In
CrInO,


George Wiley Is a well.to.do farmer
living on Cove Creek, this county, says
the CsrOdr, Wayne County, Adcance. He
aud bis wife have lived together oongeni.
ally for twenty years. Meantime thOy
have been blessed with about hSlf a dozsn
children. Bu: several months ago Mr..
Wiley employed a man named Thomas 10
work for him, who slionassd his wiie's ui.
ieotions itom him and the woman lct! her
fond husband and loving children aud ran
away with Thomas. List Thursday
Thomas came back 10 Wads Atkins' rrsl.
deuCe, about one milo from Wllpy's, and
Wade Wiley, l7.year.old son Of The un.
ialthiul woman, was there. Thomas told
linn he had Tetured for his mothers
clothes also told tho young man that hs
intended to make his father move out Of
hlH large house 40 that hean mother could
occupy II. Tho young man warned
him 10 keep away from his fathers prem.
iBeg, and q few angry words passed ba.
tween tho two, when Thomas NoOkRd a
pistol Ia his coat pocket; then Wiley
drew y revolver and shot Thomas. lis
lived only about two hours after ne was
bhOt. Wiley has not been arrested, and
from what we eau learn II Ia not likely
that he will be, As tho sylnpAlhy Of tho
people lg with him aud they think him
nstllAble In shooting.
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN RALRtdn.
Tho hilelgh County fndsr says, In n
recent Issue Of tho ihisr wO gave All aC
count oil shooting AIlray on BaEker'l
Ridge between George Mckinney aud
Hugh lslnehAit, In which the latter wAl
killed almost instantly and The iorinei
fatally wounded, Mckinney died las
Friday from tha wound he received iron
RInshatt aS hS wGa falling lead,
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ALL a MISTAKE.
Tho Steamer Manhattan, Reported FUunt
cred, Turns up all Right,

Tho Steamer Manhattan, Reported Found.
cred, Turns up all Right.
BosroN, Nov. S.-The reported loss ol
the revenue cutter Manhattan, Of Now
Haven, yesterday, created considerable
excitement here, and much sorrow was
expressed over the untimely iato Of he,
crew. There was a sudden change Of
feeling, however, when Captain Hallott,
Of the steamer FL. L. Diner, reached here
this morning and reported that ut u :3O
p. m. yesterday he saw the United States
cutter Manhattan passing through Plum
Gut all right.
The above news was speedily confirmed
by the following dispatch from Greenpoint,
Long Island: The Revenue cutter Man.
haitian which was reported lost, arrived
here yesterday afternoon and Lett to-day
on another cruise.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S-12OO m.-Mr.
Peter Bonnet, Chief Of the Revenue Ma.
rine Bureau, Treasury Department, has
just received a telegram from A. L. Bate
man, Of New York, reporting the safe ar
rival Of the revenue cutter Manhattan at
GTeannnink
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ASSAULTED AT THE ALTAR.
An Insane Bohemian Attacks Prizes
While Saying Mass.

PTTrspuRaH, Now s,-While saying
mas this morning, Rev, Father KlowterI
pastor Of ST. Philomsna's Catholic church,
was assaulted in the pulpit by su insane
Bohemian named Mamma KeeaIratom,
The entrance Of Keestratrom was not no.
tiCsd and hs quietly walked up the aislo
passing through the aide door to the pull
pit. Father KloWter had not noticed
intrusion and continued reading mass till
the intruder walked up beside him and
struck him q terrible blow back OF the
ear, The priest rCelsd and turning partly
round staggered from the altar 10
the steps, Ksestratrom followed and
struck him again, knocking him down.
This lunatlc then attempted to kick the
PROSTATE tstherbut a number Of the male
members rushed up and dragged him
away,
The assault caused q panic among the
women and children, and rush was made
ior the door, Father KlOwter had risen
by this time, however, and his reappear-
ancs in the pulpit restored order, KEGS.
tratrOm will be sent to an insane asylum,
Rev, KlVowter was not seriously injured,
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ARCHER DEAD.
The Celebrated English Jockey Dies After
Few DayS Illness.

Ahe celebrated English Jockey Dies After
Few Days Illness.
LONDON, NoH Sired Archer, the col.
ebnted jockey, is dead.
Archer'G death was the result Of q pistol
shot wound inflicted by himself while in
a delirium resulting from fever.
1t is reported that he was i'll with ty.
phoid fever. Tho first symptoms appeared
on Thursday, after he had been present at
the Leweg raceg. When It became evil
dent that his illness was likely 10 be seri-
ous he was taken to his sisters house at
Newmarket. He rapidly grew worse, and
had been in a reging fever since yeHter-
day morning. he Was left alono for
few minutes, and his attendant shortly
after leaving the sick room heard two
pistol shots. lie hurried back aud found
Archer dying, having shot himself with
the revolver,
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Carried 70 IsItsnss. j.

MltwAvKgE, Wis, NOV. a-,An uproAr
exists at Lacrosse, this Slate, on account
ol the enforcement oi the Sunday law,
Not only have saloons been compelled lo
CLOSE, but Telegraph and telephone com.
panles we're compelled 10 suspend opbrA.
items. Milk and bAkerb' wagons were
stopped. Mil repairs necessary Ia pern,ll
the saws 10 run on Sunday aCo not alll llbW Wed
Even the paid elolr 1lnssts In ih,
clutches q mdGtGtahd the rilE q prosoSu Cd
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BALTIMORE. Now S.-slll another zig
failure was announced this morning.
Lewis N. Hopkins & Co., dealers in cotton
and fertilizers, filed deed OF trust in the
circuit court to skipwith Wilmer, for the
benefit Of creditors. The trustee has no
yet filed his bond. The liabilities, 1t ia
understood, are heavy. The iaiurois the
result OF the suspension Of j. |. Meddle.
ton * Co., which was announced last Sat-
uflRV.
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PlTrSBuHon, Nov S.-1hO U. s. poutal
authorities have about abandoned tho
search ior tho registered mail pouch that
VA ntolpn between New York, pIttsburph
and Indianapolis, Several cluss have
been followed lor wOeka, hut mono Of
them resulted Ia tho apprehension Of the
thieves oy she recovery Of the stolen pro.
peTty. All the parties who had paok kSVes
In the pouch have not been heard itotp
yet, but 1t 10 said that thus lat The yaihg
q the e. known OontePts aggregates over
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YESTERDAY the boycott committee got
to work again and went on It's mission Of
threatening business people with desIruC-
ton II they DO not sever all relations with
the morning newspapers. While tho boy
cottera arc doing this they do not forget
to urge the Erening BiacEmOiler as about
tho right sort OF thing to advertise in.
They seen TO hRvo selected few pee
pie for victims, their aim being to concen.
tratO their efforts and attack the busineus
community in detail. They visited an in
telligent, hard.workipg woman, who con-
duCls business on her own account, and
threatened to break up her busircaD II she
did dnot surrender. Four able-bodied men
trying 10 intimidaLe one woman, is q spec
tacle to make an honest workingmnn
blush that these things are done in the
name Of laboIl Thursday is the last day
Of grace. Those who don't come in
by that time are to be dcptroyed-ii
the boycotteEs can destroy them
They are 10 be published 10 the
wotld"-publiahcd 40 pOuple who do
not interfere with tho business Of other
people aud are determined not to permit
their business to be conducted by q
committee OF boycotsers,
This Is the last desperate effort to
establish In Wheeling a system ol coer-
ciOn which is US unlawful as pocket-piCk-
ing or highway robbery. Itis attempted
by men who profess to value FREQ gov
eminent, yet they are trying to found q
government OF pure force. They do not
ask whether tho people Of Wheeling pie.
for to live under that kind OF government;
II is enough for them II they can set up
that rule in place Of the orderly condi-
tionS which they are trying to overtu,u.
There ia no reasonable prOtext ior
dragging anybody into tho trouble bo.
tween the morning newspapers and their
former employees. That is not the affair
Of the boycott committee or Of tho busi-
nOas men OF Wheeling, The boyCotterH
we'll know that there Is not a business
concern in Wheeling that would
not be injured by Gcceding to
their domandS II there we're
any weak enough and short.sighted
enough to take stand on the wrong side
Of this question.
The sentiment Of this community ia
dead against tho boycott, asIthO BubsCtip'
tion books Of the morning newspapers will
show. The idlCs who proieBS to represent
tho wOrkingmen Of this vicinity represent
very little moro than themselves. There
iShOro waSe.carnipg element numerous
Intelligent and honest, and the boycottCrf
have not been able 10 control that Gle
ment, Theto men hato tho boycott al
much 90 any merchant in this city, and
yet meIChantn are asked to atltont then
by recognizing tho boyCotLerS 40 theli
masters, having the power to deliver them
when and where they pleRse.
Tho boycott having failed Of reaching
10 Elective point--snd It's failure will bt
continuous, no matter how lustily thC
bludVeon may DO svung-ihe boyCpttsri
feel that they must earn their wagoS b.
threatening vista and publications dc
AsnOd to intlulidate. They have lOny
since abandoned tue thought that the,
can secure for the striking printers thl
thing which the printers Bet out TO obtain
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Elopcd with tl,o SI0Iatto Conehmnp.

New YORK, Nov. S.-sarah o1ms!ock,
the tweuty-year.old daughter OF John
ComstoCk, New York broker, residing
at South Orange, N. j., elopod on Thurs.
day with Mr.. COmstock's coachman, a
mulatto about her own age. Sho left a
note saying that "Archie," the coachmsn,
was her sweetheart, and she WAS going
away TO marry him. Miss ComstoCk had
had very little compSny, her father being
somewhat strict, and her mother having
died while the girl was baby,
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PrrrsBuRaH, Nov S.-samusl X. Gay
the dCiaulting chief pension clerk, who
pleaded guilty 10 twelve indictments, tol
embezzlonent and forgery, was aentOncet
by the U. s. Court to-day 10 five year.
imprisonment III the Western Penitentis
W. lIO ER8 only ssnten6ed gu ono count
tho others being held over. Tho delalCa
llon amounted to about $4,000.
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PiTrsDuEGu, Nov S,-The Connellsyille
Coke Syndicate received letter from the
Executive Committee Of the Amalgamated
Miners Association to-day, asking ior o
conference to consider the demands OF the
miners for cheCk.weighman, iorLnightly
pay days, and lower rent. The operators
will probably name Thursday, November
l0.h, as the date for the conference. They
state that tho came demands were made
before and refused. They will not be
granted now, but no trouble Is anticipated.
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LATER sdyices from Fayette county re-
mort the election 10 the Legislature oi
Kincaid, Republican, This takes of one
more and leaves the Democratic majority
on i,Int ballot ten, There ia also aprobR-
billy that the delegate dIslriCts composed
Of Mcdowell and Wyoming has elected
q Republican, which would pull the Dsm'
cratic majority down to nine.
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the publIO as an Official utterance on the

Iue puullc w III ollIuIh1 ,uIteTAuce On |ue
subject;
TO WhOm II may concern;
In justice 10 ourselves and the 25,0O0
men whom, we represent we desirs 10
make q few Htatements and correct some
erroneous impressions, The committee
having the lRAt strike in charge made all
efforts consistent with knighthood to COM
promise ths difficulty, Tbs packers
offered the following resolutions,
which they treated with contempt;
Fist, q technical recognition Of the eight
hour day, tho employees promising to work
overtime Os much as the packers deemed
necessary, Second, reduction In pay
sufficient to balance any loss which might
be incidental to such arrangements,
These negotiations failing certain pack,
ers assured the committee that II the men
would return tn the ten hour plan for q
few weeks that they, the packers, would
Withdraw from the packer'G association
and return to the eight hour System.
The authorized representatives Of the
packers have since notified us that no
member OF the association had the right
10 take such action,
PACKERS DECLARATION or WAR.
The Chicago packers have declared war
upon all labor organizations and this af-
ternoon slgusd a resolution declaring that
hereafter none Of them would employ any
man connected with any labor orginlzt.
tien, Following is the resolution which
was signed by cyery packer ~ tho stock
yards',
WuEREAs, 1t Is evident that many men
are willing to work but ara prevented by |
the action Of labor orgau.z .tlons; and
WHEREAS, The packets arc brought face
10 face with the fact that these men ere
absolutely controlled by such oIgAn!z4.
tons; therefore, be it
RssOird. rnsE No will not employ any
man who ia u member Of "Iabor orgaalzs.
tIons,"
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A Fresh CompllcntIop.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. ga ifSOh com.
plicatlon which las arisen will call for 40.
tIon by the Knights Of Labor. 1t relates
tothe slsughterlug Of cRttlo for tho dressed
beef dspots, and is an outgrowth Of the
great Chicago Btrlke. Saturday and yes.
terdRy forty car loads Of live cattle we're
received at West Albany from Chicago
billed itO e this city, Troy, and points in New
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Nnrtow l.,enpc ot q Unlhedrnl.

GRAN, HvSoARY, Now s.--A fire has 90.
CurUd In tho cathedral here, destroying
several pictures aud damaging the interior
badly. Tao Cdince had narrow escape
from total destruction, This cathedral ID
considered the most magnificent modern
hullding In Hungary.
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BERLIN, Nov S-EmperOr William has a
slight cold and is in consequence obliged
to iorego the proposed hunt at Spring
Hanover. Tho malady OF Prince William,
OF Prussia, increases alarminily. Contlnu.
ous injections In Ills nose, ears and
mouth Jail to subdue the acCumulStipg
Virua
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-Tommy War.
rem, Of Louisville, and Patsy o'Leary, Of
Cincinnati, fought twelve rounds, near
Mulraugh Hill, Meade county, Ky, this
afternoon, for tho featherweight cham.
p!onship, 81 900 side, kid gloves, Police
Gdaus ruloS. The fight was awarded TO
Warren on q foul allowed by 0I,sary
leaving the ring In the twelfth round.
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CHICAGO, Nov S,-Ths Times winni.
peg special sayui A fre, supposed to bO
The work Of an inOOndiary, devastated
Calgary yesterday, destroying psoperty
70 the extent Of 100000. La. Baker and
Uo., well known mountain supply firm
!ost $50 900 worth Of BGoCk. The town
vent NIea,
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Special CoHeEOnciSRett TO hs Ia.e!!tImcT,
BRAXToN, q. H., Nov, 5.-Following is
the oiliGIal vote Of this county; For Con.
grsss, BrAnnou, l,445; GOB, 05l. Bran.
mons majority, 4Ol. For State Senate,
OhiIton, i,4Sl; Carr, 9l6. OhiIton's ma.
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BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
Supplies OF American Wheat Increased 10.
You'd all PreCstunt,

LONDON, Nov, S.-The Aark Lane Er.
pre-" in its review OF tho British grain
trade during the past week Gays: DslIy.
cries Of wheat were restricted, the proyln.
cIal markets being very sparlngly sup.
piled. Quotations were firm. Sales of
English wheat during the week wore 4O.
S25 quarters at S0J, Sd. against 90, ISL quar-.
ters at Sis, Id. during the corresponding
period OF last year.
London wheat was slow and values I'm.
changed. Supplies OF American wheat
were largely increased, exceeding ali pre-.
Cedent.
Stocks Of flour were heavy. Corn was
scarce and SdaGl higher. -Four csrgoes Of
wheat arrived; two were sold; two with.
drawn aud one remained,
AT to-days market wheat was very iirm
with limited deslings. Flour was steady;
corn was scarce and Sd dearer. Barley
and oats were steady; beans and peas Cd
dearer. Linseed was firm,
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lYp.l ylrglnla pSrvonplD,

Hpteldl DbDal:h iO Ne MitNigeaeT.
wASuiSaroS, Nov S,-shOria HandlGn,
Of Wheeling Is In tho city.
Cppt George W, l.. Mayors, Of Fair
mount, Ia hero and bid on the Govern
eminent building Ot Clarksbura, Thl
bids we're opened to-day, but q leClsl6r
hHs not yet bCsn ahnOnncel.
A largo delegation VI West VlrginlI
Pfesbyt6rians WpFp ip tbs city to-day 90
ronlp 10 the Richmond Byiod. Stat
Senator FlOuiaOy u among the mum
Der,
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Reception to COngrsssnnn Harbour

NFEVVVF DI'Fu7VT7O VIC 4NVtNIVlIEF' .
WAsHINdToS, D. O., Nov. s,-The Viz
ginia Democratic Committee in this city
tendered Hvn. John s. Barbour reCep
tlon OIL his arrival homo from his Euro
pean tour tonight, Congressman EustaCt
Gibson, OF West Virginia, delivered tht
addreag Of welcome. Gibson and Barbour
are natives of the same county and oil
personal friends.
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WagELlNG is bound to toast iEs toes be
fore a natural gas fire If the plumbers caI
he 70. to do the work, Those who dIdn'
take good advice are now elbOSing eaCt
other for chance,
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LouiSviLtE, KY, Nov s,-ThO Courier
Journal speclal aaysi At a negro ieatl.
val near stepatono, KY Saturday night,
VIII BondufAnl aud john Nelson quar-.
relied about q woman, and Nelson EaS
ShOt and Killed,
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CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Congfesymsn FraDA
Lawler, Democrat, is reelected in the
Second Illinois District. The official can,
vass was completed this evening" he has
last six more votes than his opponent
uleason, United Labor.
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NM lnlrlhhhn lln.s... lL..,.

wAsulSorOS, D. O., Nov s,-.The su.
prsms Court to-day granted motion made
lnst week 10 advance and hear the telo.
phone cases, elk In number, now on The
docket, and ordered that thUy be not Tor
argument As ono case on January "a next,
At the head Of calendar.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov ga wild
freight train on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul road was wrecked near sewaukes
this morning. Seven cars were demol.
iShed, two loaded with grain, ono with
flour, and three with lumber, and ono
empty. Nobody was hurt. The cause OF
the accident is unknown.
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Ny. Barry, who Is representing Mh
l'owdetly and the KnIghta Of Labor Gen.
eral Executive B'Std, said tonight that
bO considered Tue altuaLisu q yorI setlouS
one and he looked TOT q ptottactSd IIFlks.
II q sale the order 10 sIilke was regular,
aud hS offered the following statement ID
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. S.-Edwsrd
Plnton aged seventeen, was killed by the
bursting Of a fly wheel at the Milwaukee
cement works this morning.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. S-rhe Roch.
ester Sewer Pipe COmpsny's works, south
Of the city limo, was burned 10 the ground
this morning. LosP, 100000; insurance,
$50, 900.
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All Hands Lost.

VALpARAIso. Nox S.-The loas Of the
British bark, Sarah Anderson, cnroute
from Coquimbo to England, has boen
confirmed, All hands including tile cap.
tain and his vile were lost
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CHARlE,roN, W, Va, Now S.-The LAT
Get returns received hero to-day indicate
Carr's (lssp.) election as State Senator
from this, The Ninth Senatorial District,
by majority OF lO5,
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arc made pSllld and unaLtractive BY
functional irregularities, which Dr.. plofCou
"BaVorlte Prescription" will iniAlllbly
cute. Thousands Of testimonials, BY
dfuVglatS,
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sr. PAUL, MINI Nov S.-ThO Pioneer
Pres has official returns by wire from I'll
the COMMITTEES in the State, making MCGlll's
majority 1924.
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The Democratic majority was at iIs
height in 1876. Sincs then 1t has been a
diminishing quantity, until now,on vote
for Cougressmen, It falls below 700. Just
five times this majority was overthlown
the other day in a single Virginia Con-
OCCASIONAL district.
1--WE are coming, Father Abraham"