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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
Belmont County.

Special telegram 10 he Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., November 4.-The
official vote of Belmont county was
counted to-day and there was change in
the returns that put long face on some oI
the leading Republicans here. The main
question was was the result on Auditor.
When the count was completed, Barrett,
Democrat. had amajority ofsix in the cOun'
", thus defeating Darrah.
Clerk Cash, Democrat, pulled in with
37s majority. John L. briggs, Demo
cratic candidate for Common Pleas Judge
in this Judicial district, has a majority oi
2i5 over Kelly. The Prohibition vote in
this county was 545.
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Consumption Cure"

wOuld be truthful name TO give to DR..
Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery, the
most efieaeiOus medicine yet discovered
for arresSing the early development Of pull
nlOnary dissEse. But consumption cure
would not sufficiently Indicate the scope OF
It's influence and usefhlness> In All the
many diseases which spring nom de-
raneement Of the liver and blood the DIS
eoseFyp Is a sa6e and sHre specific 0 al
Druggists
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Hofman's Majority.

IsDIASAPOLIs. November At viii
take the Official count 20 decide the stand
ing Of the Legislature. The Democrats
claim it BY two majority and the Republi-
cans by six. The Ears this afternoon pub
fishes list, not Official, giving the Repub.
liezns two majority. There Is no ehanS<
in the Congressional delegation. Holman.
majority i about 701 The Republican.
State ticket i elected by not les than
1900.
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Weusburg Notes.

SOeeidl Ttlegram 70 ta< ReglSer.
WE1LsBURG. W. Va, November l.
The town Council at its regular meeting
last night ordered the abandonment Of the
wells and town pumps on public property
along the line of the water pipe lines, the
order to take effect from and after jan
uary l, 1851.
James Ritzon was chosen night watch
man, vice Linton resigned.
Col. Hugh Sterling, Of Wheeling was
here to-day.
Samuel George, Esq, has returned from
Illinois.
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J.r..,.. Lepi.l.,ar. s.in In Doab,.

TRENTON, v. j., November THE re-
suit a. 10 the Legislature Is still in doubt,
both Republicans and Democrats claiming
to have majority op joint ballot The
Democratic State Committee claims that
Green, Democrat, has between 900 and
10, 900 majority over H0wey, Republican,
for Governor. The Republicans have 12
Senators and the Democrats 9. The Dem
ocrats claim 81 out Of - members Of A.
sembIy, and the Republicans claim the
same number. In q number Of districts
the vote il 20 close that the rezult cannot
be definitely known until the ballots are
reeounted.
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a CHANGE IN THE ESTIMATES
Il. 81 -. Democratic Majority in the Next
legislature.

r.. onp,r,,ou Of the Legislature re
,,,r. the same as was estimated
,.s--y morning.
r-~ s.s-h-u-es COTS majority is now
.,
r.., 5au,.es Of the Second Congress
-. l,.-u, except PendletOn have been
,tt0a and Wilson is in all PrObabil-
-.-,-lo o.ur Flick by about fifty ma
NJ Ho,., majority in the Fourth dis
r. aar placed ut about Loco over
s1,l-~.4
arE es,imateS and returns from the
m district give MIR. Snyder a majority
r.-.au over Brown.
v.rE.-lH~ IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
r. Glowing are the majOritieS for
Co. -. ErANNoN, 80 far rs can be
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Tn. Ref Men stIn Out.

CHICAGO, November THE beef men
at Swift's < Morris are still out and their
chances for returning are lessen
ing. Both concerns are shlPplne
cattle East to be slaughtered Swift COM
meneed operating to-day with new men
who are coming from all quarters Plac-
ards al about the building offer the follow
inc prices to new men: Skilled butchers
20 and 40 cents per hour; beef carriers ,
cents per hour; laborors 20 cents per hour
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FIGURING IN OHIO.
Very Close Vote In the Seventh District
Latest Returns.

Very Close Vote In the Seventh District
Latest Returns.
NENIA, O., November 4.-The Congress
sional vote in the Seventh district is mar
rowed down to a majority of from ) to IL
either way. Warren county gives Little,
Republican, ,079 majority, official; Greene
county counts him 2,5ls, official. These
figures are correct without doubt. With
5sl majority for Campbell, Democrat, in
Clermont county, and 5000 in Butler,
claimed by the Democrats, Campbell's ma,
jority would be just four votes. The Re
publicans are claiming 2,529 in this coun
ty for Little, and only 5000 for Campbell
in Butler, which would elect Little by 2G
majority.
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DEMOCRATS SWEEP COLORADO.
Adams Elected Governor and Large Gains
Made In the Legislature.

Adams Elected Governor and Large Gains
Made In the Legislature.
DENVER, Col, November THE eles-
ton of Adams (DemOcrat) for Governor by
a plurality of =, OOO is conceded by the Re
publicans. All but six counties in
the State have been heard from,
giving the returns on Congressman
about even. The counties yet to come in
always have been Democratic, 80 the indi.
cations are in favor OF a small majority for
Reed, Democrat.
The Democrats Of Araphoe county elect
six and possible seven out Of eight Repre-
sentatives and one Senator. This is an in
crease Of seven in the Lower House and
one in the Senate.
The Legislative and Senatorial tickets
in a majority of the other counties were
carried by the Democrats, 10 there Is little
doubt that they will have control Of the
lower House, the General Assembly and
possibly Of the Senate. The remainder OF
the State ticket, except the State Secre-
retary. Auditor, and possibly Attorney
General, are claimed by the Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
The Minnesota legislature.

ST. PAUL MINI, November 4--Tbe
Pioneer Pres estimates that the Minnesota
Legislature viii stand a. follows: Senate
-i3 Republicans, - Democrats, , Farm
ers Alliance; House of representative
62 Republicans, 20 Democrats, 4 Farmers
Alliance. This viii give the Republicans
majority on joint ballot, and they will
elect the United States Senator.
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English Comment ON George's.vote.

LONDON, November 4.-ThePdH Mall
Gazette, speaking of the Mayoralty contest
in New York, says: 'The vote for Henry
George is by far the most important politi-
cal event of the day. 1t is message Of
hope of the New World to the Old an un-
expected light bursting forth In dark
place. Henry George is visionary, an
idealist, and utterly impracticable, but
were he as mad as q march hare all the
votes cast for him mean a protest against
the rule of MammOn and will give an I'M
petus to the discussion of the question of
the condition of the people throughout the
world
The 81. James Gazette says of the vote for
George: at is significant and unpleas-
ant fact that in the great American city OF
New York such a large proportion of the
workingmen are prepared to vote for the
gospel of confiscation. The election should
cause all respectable Americans to forget
the trumpery of party fights and political
indifferentism and face the new danger
that is threatening the Commonwealth" "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
The Latest From Charleston.

Special Tslegrum to Ile ReQiSer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November A
DR.. Yeager, Independent Democrat, is
elected in Mcdowell Delegate district.
Chambers, Independent Democrat is
elected in Lincoln.
Hogs majority in Lincoln, 31l.
Following are Browns majorities, Off
cial and semi-official: Kanawha 992. Fay
cite $50, Upshur $50, Snyders, Nicholas,
pa. Poeahantas 800, Monroe %, Summers
4s, Raleigh 100, Boone 13O, Greenbrier
$50. Snyders estimate on counties yet to
hear from; Clay %, Webster 500, Wyom-
ing 80, Mcdowell $50, Logan 500. This
makes Snyders' majority S97.
Two precincts in Clay give Carr %
gain, three precincts to hear from.
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Deaths at Weston.

SPECIAL Ttisgrum % he RegtSer.
WESTON, W. VA, November Mrs.
Margaret Bennett, wife of Hon. J. NJ.
Bennett, of this place, died from neuralgia
of the heart at an early hour this morn
ing.
Miss Hattie Farris, q young lady resid-
ing near Clarksburg, who was thrown out
of buggy few weeks ago, died from her
injuries at one O'Clock this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05

REDFIELD, DAE., November ~ Clifford,
Republican, IL reflected delegate 20 Cn-
gress By ahog; 2, ,0o8mzjority. The Legs
hture viii be overwhelmingly R<publi.
can. Returns show the election q fh<
rounty eat hees By q majority Of zboal
100, wlkh nearly 4,000 votes polled-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
CARLISLE,S OPPONENT.
Says He Has Defeated the Speaker BeyC
"A Doubt

Says He Has Defeated the Speaker Beyond
a Doubt.
COvINGToN, KY, November 4.-ThOebe
Speaker Carlisle's opponent) said last
night to a reporter: "Yes, I am elected
beyond doubt. The only thing ! have
to fear is that they may hold some of the
back counties out on me-" When asked
to define his politics, he said: II am in
dependent Of any party. When in Con-
grcss will not enter the caucus of either
party"
''Then you are virtuallya greenbacker?'
~ am with the moderate members OF
that party, but have no sympathy with
the extremists"
What do You think of the Anarchists
and Socialists
Il have a wife and home; any man
who owns property can have no patience
with such doctrines Every citizen should
disc0untenance that which tends to disrupt
his Government and institutions"
Are you protectiOnist?'
Certainly. / want to maintain Ameri'
can industries. Free trade won't gC
down with the workingmen.
CINCINNATI, o., November 4.-Nothing
definite can be stated in regard to Carlisle's
election until the official count is COM
pleted This will begin tomorrow after,
noon. The Times-!Stdr specials this morn
ing do not change the outlook, which Is
considered favorable to Carlisle by close
vote.
Carlisle Claims His Election.
| LOUISVILLE, November 1.-THE COHTiG
Journal received the following tonight:
"COvINGToS, KY, Nov. Al am elected
By from 500 to GOO majority.
JOHN G.. CARLISLE"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05

81 would not live alway," said the
Psalmist in a moment Of poetic rapture.
II would not either" says Josh Billings
revtrently! S0we say-but then while We
do live, let Us hold on 20 our health and
spirits, The surest way to do this, Is to
lay in q supply of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Try il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05

A clergyman, after yezs of ssE.f11
from that loathsome disease, Csfas1h, -
yainly trying every known rencdy, - -
found a prescription which snnp5e(dJ
cured and saved him from dessh Arr -
ferer from this dreadful disease segahg 4
self addressed stamped enseisps - D,
Iawrenee, 2f2 East Ninth s(rss1, -
York, will receive The recipe 6ss q eknf1g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
The Conzres.IonaI Vote In Iowa.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, November A.
Gear, Republican, Is eIected in the FIRST
Congressional district By l,0i2 majority.
Ken, Republican, in the Fifth district.
has s23 majority. lyman, RePahiieaR.
IN the Ninth distriet, has an estimated
majority Of 500
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IRON CHARLESTON.

The Latest Returns From the Third Dis
trict.
Special Tslegram 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W Va, November 4.-Re-
port from Nicholas give. Chiffon over four
hundred majority, and if the other three
counties give the usual Democratic majOri-
ty, or less, Chiffon is elected. Democrat
in Nicholas, and two Democrats in Roane
and Clay Delegate district are surely elect
ed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
NeYadA-

VIRGINIA, SEv., November Re
turns are slow, bat enough are In to assure
the election of the entire Republican State
ticket. including the Legislature, which Is
TO elect United States Senator Fairs suc-
oeSsOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
No Signs of Liberal Reunion.

LONDON, November 4.-John Bright
writes tc the papers refusing to accept the
principle of political clubs and associa-
tions that wherever the leader of party
goes the whole party is bound to follow.
He says: "We, the Liberals) have not
vet had an infallible leader, and until he
appears l must preserve my liberty Of
Judgment. The Liberal party will not be
destroyed. 1t will be instructed and be-
come more competent for future work.
The reunion of the party will not come
until change comes which may hope
for, but at present discovers no signs OF.
Smooth platform talk will not bridge the
chasm in our ranks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
E1-Aldsrman MeCabe Declared Insan

New YORK, November THE case of
ex-Alderman McCabe came up at p. m.
to-day in Part , of the Court Of General
Sessions before Judge Cowing. After a
Jury was impanelle1 Drs. W. A. Ham
mond. A. E. Mcdonald, and A. McLane
Hamilton testified that thev had made a
thorough examination of McCabe's mental
condition and that they agreed that he
was insane. McCabe will be sent to one
of the State asylums.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05

7HE ussai treatment Of estnyTh b va
unsatisfactory, ~ thousands Of dasDaistn0
patients can testify. On thh psis1 Z
trustworthy medical writer aays: Afscos
er local trsaszsest u positively nssasnt
10 sneeea, bat many. II n0s Msst q -
remedies in general No By physe<ass, -
ford bat temporary bsne6t 4 o.uo1n<
tainly cannot be expeetsd fso a1tl<
posden, douehes ~ Hzsh , ~
Cream BsIm n renedy vhi<G -
the inportsst re4ntisss - q0uk Gl|
specific curative pssW, viii peslb1 -
and paeaastnso 70 Ne pa1te1A
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Probable Complexion of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, November At looks,
at present writing, as if the election OF
Tuesday might not have changed in the
least the complexion of the next United
States Senate Eighteen members Of the
Senate will leave that body on the expira-
ton of their terms on next March-eleven
Republicans and seven Democrats. The
Republicans are Dawes, of Massachusetts,;
Hawley, of Connecticut; Miller, of New
York; Mitchell, of Pennsylvania; Sewell,
of New jersey; COnger, Of Michigan; Har-
rison,a of Indian; Sawyer, of Wisconsin;
Mcmillan, Of Minnesota; lVanWyck, OF
Nebraska; and Williams, of California.
The Democrats are Gray, Delaware; Jones,
of Florida; Fair, of Nebraska; Whittborne,
of Tennessee; Maxey, Of Texas; Camden,
of West Virginia; and Cockrell, of Mis-
souri,. 1t is not obvious that any of these
eighteen men have been thrown out of
their seats by the election of Tuesday.
Two are in doubt and they are Republic
ans-Sewell, of New Jersey, and MILAN,
of Minnesota. Some Others, indeed, may
not be..returned, but if superseded it will
be by men of their own party faith.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November A.
Mr.. Edward Mcpherson, Secretary of the
Republican Congressional Committee,
makes a computation from the return, and
received up to 9 o'clock this evening OF
the political completion of the House of
Representatives, of the Fiftieth Congress
of 15i Republicans, 159 Democrats, 3
Labor and Independent six doubtful, l
vacancy-325. Mr.. Phil Thompson, Sec
retary of the Democratic Committee, says
the Democrats will have good working
majority in the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05

"Now it's all right it's all right, dar-
ling, said Ms. Workhard, have tested the
matter thoroughly. One bottle Of Saliva
ton Oil will cure your pain in the back,
and only costs twenty five cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05

BOsrox, November 4-The Aassachu-
setts Legislature stands: Senate-35 Re
puhlicans, Is Democrats; House-l60 Be
publieans, 7s Democrats and one Inde-
pendent.
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Ho.fnrd.s Acid Phosphate Invaluable.

DR.. B. A. Cable, Dauphin, Pa, says:
Il find it invaluable in all cases for which
it is recommended, and l eheerfully at
est nv appreciation of its excellence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Composition of the House rs Figured o,
by New York Editors

Composition Of the House as Figured Out
by New York Editors.
New YORK, November 4.-The Times
says the next House of Representatives
will be composed Of 169 Democrats, 152
Republicans, 3 Labor men. Democratic
majority. IA.
The World gives the Democrats 164; Re
publicans, I5s; Labor, 4. Democratic ma
jority, 4.
The HerdId's figures are: Democrats, 165;
Republicans, 155; Labor, .. democratic
majority, 6.
The Sun estimates the House as follows:
Democrats, 1863; Republicans, 154; Labor, 2;
Democratic majority, II.
The Tribune claims 15S Republicans, and
gives the Democrats 163, and Labor men 4.
Democratic majority, one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
Rattle rnImnrorin-.

NEw YORK, November 3-The eondi-
ton of Surveyor Beattie continues to I'M
prove.
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Brooke County.

SJCci,l TtlSNGm % ahs Rtys&er.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, November 4
The official vote of Brooke county is as fol
lows:
Conqess-Brannon, 7l2; Gof, 722
Peters, 10.
State Senate-John o. Pendleton, IA
Scott, 697; Cartwright, l9.
House OF DelegateS-MorrOw, 12l; Du-
val, 40.
County COmmiSsiOner-Jam GOOrley,
7OS; William Boyd. no.
Stock Iaw-Buffalo District, 1913 for,
2;33 against; Cross Creek District, 2lO for,
l23 against.
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: ,sorT 4 THOUSAND MAJORITY,

, Vb,5Ds En- Up In the
E'& "-
Fourth
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HoRsroRp,s ACID PHOSPHATE

In Nervous Headaehs, Fever sod InVe-
tsnce.
DIR. A. &. KIEKPATRIcR, Van Wen, o.
says, II have used IL with the most bsti-
liant success In chronic nervous headacissn,
betie fever with profuse night sweatA nss-
yousDess, ETC."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-05
,,g ,,n MAJORITY OYER BROWN.

, v,a-y n the First District
so.
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ms CERTAIN
g,r. the Second, Third and Fourth
Districts
,,,o, DOWNS FLICK IN THE End,

M Hogs Election Over Hutch
llS0n
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PENNsYLyANIA.
The Delegation From Pennsylvania In the
Next House.

PITTsBURGH. November 4-The
result Of Tuesdays election leaves
the Pennsylvania delegation Just a. il was
20 Republicans and : DemoerztA The
Republicans lost the Twelfth and Twesty-
six districts and gained the Twentieth and
Twepty-first. The list i a. follows:
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Harrison County.
Hogs Majority.

Special Tylsgrdm o. ne RsgtSsr.
PT PLEASANT. November i.-The fol-
lowing are HOgg's majorities: Cabell l3l,
Jackson -, Calhoun 293, Writ 80, Pleas
ants 163, Roane 6i, Lincoln 81, Wayne,
estimated at 100; Hogg's majority 1,O27.
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Csfhsise Lssis kfn3sf - -
'Oiivette,r lst e df1n't cnnne & -
in TIE plsy. fvas ealy 3 - Z
fbey I'D 3 bo13,e e n -
syTsp = -, oNs.e -
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AFGHAN REVOLT SPREADING.

The Ghilznis Surprise and Annihilate a
Regiment.
LONDON. November 4.-Dispatches re-
ceived to-day from Cabul say that the
Ghilzais have surprised and annihilated a
regiment of Duranis, who were going to
Cabul. The scene of the massacre was
Mukhur, seventy miles south Of Ghuzai.
The insnrreetiOn started by the Ghilzai
tribe continues to spread.
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Braxton County.

Special Ttlegrara % he Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, November 4
Brannon's majority in BraXtOnis ass; in
Lewis 124. Gilmer will not vary ten
votes from last election.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
WESTON W. VA, November 4.-Have
not received full vote from Braxton. Bran
mons majority probably 500, ChiltOn'S $50.
Harrison County.
Special TtlSgrIm 10 the Register:
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, November A.
Official count Of this county gives GOf
625 majority. The whole Republican tick,
ct is elected by maiorities Of 500 and up
wards.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-05-13
Failed to "Come to the Rescue"

One of the newspapers having rail-
lied the editor of the st. Adams Mes
senger on the Importance of blocking
after his fences" if he expects to be re-
elected chairman of the republican
state committee, Mr.. Gibbs takes the
matter very seriously and declares he
wont serve any longer in that capacity,
and then proceeds to kick the fore
most man in the nation in this fashion:
ain all his experience it remained for
him Gibbs] to witness for the first
time, in the last presidential campaign,
the heartless spectacle of a party lead
er who had been honored as few 9TH
ers have been in Vermont, and still
holding that position, turning his
back upon his republican friends in a
great crisis, and refusing to come to
the rescue"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-05-13

The business of editing and pub
fishing "The Itinerant," the Methodist
paper issued at the Chelsea conference,
was in the hands of Rev. j. r. Bartlett
and Rev. A. j. Hough. 1t was compli-
mented in open conference by Bishop
Hurst, as the best conference daily he
had ever seen. The daily list was up
wards Of two thousand copies. The
contents comprised, besides the daily
proceedings, the lecture poem by Rev.
A. j. Hough, entitled "The Coun-
try Parson," with other poems. A his
tory of the Vermont conference, with a
complete list of the appointments since
its organization, and history of the
first Methodist church in the confer
ence, built in Barre, in 1901, both writ
ten by Rev. j. r. Bartlett; history
of MethOdism in Bradford, by Rev. r.
L. Bruce; history of the districts in
the conference, by Rev. A. L. Cooper,
and other valuable articles. The COM
plete series of five numbers may be
Obtaiped postpaid by addressing with
enclosure of twenty-five cents the
ltlnerant, NOrthfield.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-05-13
Still They Come.

And now Hon. j. X. Batchelder's
views on the senatorial question are
before us. A warm friend of Speaker
Batchelder, Major A. B. Valentine Of
Bennington, was seen by reporter of
the Rutland Herald Tuesday, and ask
ed if he knew Mr.. Batchelder's views
on the senatorial question. He re-
piled that he had known them for a
long time and was happy to state that
they were unequivocally ill favor of
the reelection of Senator Edmunds.
The new recruits in this cause are so
earnest in their fealty to Senator Ed
munds that there seems little left to
be done. The great question OF the
latter days of this campaign will be,
Who were these anti-Edmunds men
anyway Mr.. Batchelder's friend says
that he is sure of the nomination for
governor. In spite of this, however,
and in spite of the hard work that has
been done in his behalf it seems more
and more evident that, as between the
two, the thinking men of the state are
gathering on the Ormsbee side.