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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
DEATH REIGNS THERE
HBARTRRNDING SCENES AT THB NINE
DEATH TRAP.
Over One Hundred Lives Snufsd Out in Mo-
msnt-Ths Work Of Rescue Checked BY
PrsrSisd Women and Children
Scenes at the Shaft

ST. LOUIS, November 11.-Dispatches
from Pittsburg give tie following as some
of the incident Cf the mine horror at that
place. Four hours after the explosion
snuffed out the lives of nearly hurd;ed
men. The scene at the pit was distress
ing. Poorly clad women with babies
clasped to their breasts came through the
darkness by the light cast from the bon
fires like haggard uncanny beings from an
other world. Some shrieked above the
storm and muttered as they fell helpless
on the shoulders of their strong neigh
bOrs. Still, others were made mad in
their dispair and tore their hair and
garments and would have dashed into the
tomb hesd}ong but f9r the strength ex-
erted by mir ers from other shafts. One
door woman whose husband and two sons
were in the pit lay Ter three youngest
children BESIDE blazing fire and then fell
in Mysteries among them. She lay un-
noticed in this position until morning,
wien she was removed to her home, a raw
ing maniac. At oae time the cruRh OF
women aud children at the shaft was 60
great that il was feared that violence would
be necessary to Cl ar the way for the res
cuers. The poor creatures fought each
other in their despair, and in come in
stances inflicted severe punishment.
As the night wore on the work of recov-
ering the bodies coDtinu I'd, until tbs floor
of the epgine house was strewn with man.
slcd men. Their toiies were placed in
rows upon the ground, where the rain end
snow beat upon them Most Of the vic
tins were shockingly mutilated; come
were Sd dis6gured as to be uorec )guizable.
All were covered with blood aud dust and
many were stripped of their clothes. There
was nothing left Of the first man brought
up from tie dreadful hole but bloody,
pulpy trunk. The head and arms
and legs had been blown of
Many of the searchers tainted at
their work. Others stimulated by brandy
and the entrest;e -''of demonia' al women,
continued at their bloody task all through
the night. Some of the victims were IOs
d,Sfgursd They were ia chamber least
effected by the shock end died Of aspyxi-
alton. As fast as the bodies were brought
to the surface there wss rush made to
identify them, a d9zen women, in many
cases being engaged at one time in scanning
the blee eiirg faces Of some unfortunate.
There are still about fifty todies in the
lower levels. Some of the yi.tims were
found buriei beneath immense weights Of
slate, while others were discovered in
groups, end in all kinds Of positions. Two
meD, WHO have not been identified, were
so tightly lCcke1 in each others arms that
it was with great difficulty they were torn
apart. Their eyes had hesn blown out by
the explosion, and their faces SO horribly
crushed that the bones were ground into
the fish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
A CHANCE OUT.
Delaware Democrats Seeking Way to
Elect a UnItsd States Senator.

Delaware Democrats Seeking a Way to
Elect UnItsd States Senator.
DOVER, DEL November 1l.-There is
Democratic movement afJOt to contest the
election Of A B. Richardson, the Kent Re
publican State Senstor-elect. On the f'ce
of the returns Mr. Richardson has pl1-
ral.ty of 133 over his Democratic competi-
tor, Daniel NJ. Rjdgely. Such contest
would be passed on by the Denocrst!c
State Senator. The grounds laid are three:
The holding of the election in districts
where there were 20 Democratic
Judges at the polls, fraudu-
lent votes. ard alleged lille
gality of tie Salisbury Republican COM
binstion ballots. Stress is lad on the lat
ter ground; the upifcrn ballot law re.
qnires the heading to harmonic with tie
body Of tickets. The combination tickets
were headed Democratic, bat majority Of
the candidates thereon were Republicans
Protest was entered sgaiess thsm, and
against the ostracism of Democratic tlec-
ton officers b.f.re aud while the voting
was in progress
The effect Of the unseatiDg o. Richardson
and the seating of Ridgely would be to
make the legislature tie on joint ballot
and prevent the election by it Of United
States Senator, thereby eventually placing
the appointment of Senator SIulsbury's
successor in the hands of the Governor,
who would, of course, be expected to name
a DemOCcas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
STOP THIS!
certain

The rascality of the IHtcilig"csr before
the election in garbling the election law,
,r Aid contemplated schemes OF fraud IS
nothing 70 r,s action in sending out
the hrazen stuff that has basn, and,
vc doubt not. will continue to De,
sent ont over the wires, from that Offce,
20 all the newspapers in the country that
will take it, concerning the election IN
this Sts:c.
We hesitate - charge that there mer-
,e1arv liars ars inspired Dy the Rtpuo-
hcsn managers here, because we do rot
see how these stc4ies can benefit the Re
publican pn,,y IN this State, unless they
hope to p p.rpetrste some PCs.electoa fraud
and ds.:rs 10 manufacture a favorable
pablic sentiment.
The Ip,eUigncor has not dared to print
She scsndalOus lies it freely sends outside
tre S,s.p. II it printed onehalf Of them
the copssquercss might he serious tor 1t.
The peopls Of West Yirginia care some
thing for their reputation among the
United States. TIE Lis'Hgcncer
through the telegraph : branding
them from ocean - oc:au as ha'd'z'rs.
frauds and ballot box suffers In anoth-
- column we reproduce a sample
scrap frcm one Of these infamous lies
Coacernirg OHIO r,uOty. We have had
thspks to oar vigilance, tie lairss, election
ever known in this county, yet read the
dispatch w reproduce snd if you did not
know the truth you would in agine it the
NEST corrupt. Tee incoDcisvshly brsZ3n
part of the thing is that after spending
more than 800, o00 to corrupt the ballot
IN tIisStte and voting thousands ofilIcSal
vo.trs alcrg new lines Of railroad, be.
cau4e the democracy have Woa despite
th,ir rascality, the Republicans should
nov cry fraud They dsrs not raise that
cry within the ho-Ge-s Of this State. It
might cause an inves tiga ion which might
resalt uucomfoItahlv for them.
We r,p-a., we do not know that these
infamous siaydsrs are heiog sent out with
the knowledge and sanction Of tie Repub
lican manages, but il they are not they
should be officially denied by them, /
hey bsvy any pride in the good name CT
the State they have protested so much love
TOT. Iuay Re the work Of one or two IT.
responsible r,ols whose only object IS to
mako money by manufacturing the scan
dals for the uewspsp.r5, bat the Repabh
CA C)nmutee shpuld stop it Just the
came ~ their denial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
DIRTY WORK.

WHY has the Intelligencer irs ssed on
printing q false comparison of figures IT.
gardiog the X publican gain in this SsstsF
And why does it insist on claiming the
State in doubt? Il has heard from every
county and it knows the Stste hss gwen o
safe D.mHcratic majority. Is there anotn-
er schtms en- foot in some
Republican county such SS
was enacted at the last election In
Preston, when the Prohibition vote was
Cooly counted out? Look in ths REGIS
rER of last May, neighbor, and rsftesh
your memory with that circumstance, and
don't lay yourself and your party open tc
suspicion. There you will fud affidavits
from men who voted the Prohibition ticke
iu Preston county, and we reproduced th'
records from ChaTle3tOn showing that nc
q Prohibition vote was e)untel. Ar
there any such games afooi?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
MUCHLY MARRIED.
The Extensive Matrimonial Adventures Of
Marion Newman.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November IL
An investigation begun by the police OF
this city into the career of man TRAVELLING
under the name of Marion D. Newman bas
brought to light some very interesting
things. Newman was arrested on charge
Of obtaining money under false pretences,
brought by a woman whom he had
met as the result of an advertise
rnent, stating that gentleman desired the
acquaintance of an intelligent lady with a
view to matrimony. Tue woman who
made the charge, after an interview with
Newman, refused to press it, but tie
police held him under suspicion to await
further investigation. They have already
found tba. he was ordained Methodist
minister in Maine about q dozen years
ago, and that subsequently he was trans
ferred to New jersey.
1t has also been sscertained that under
the names Of DsHughss Noble, and st.
Clair, he has been married to women in
PHILADELPHIA, Jackson, Tenn, and Indi-
anopolis, and in Wisconsin. The police
found in Nswman's rom number of let
ters from respect be but foolish young
girls and women OF this city, filled with
expressions OF the most passionate admira-
iion for Newman. They hope to get some
of his former wives to testify against him,
and have him convicted of blgauy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
GEN. GOFF'S DEFEAT.

I:isrepo,tei from Clarksburg that Ge1.
COR ssg4 be is e'c,t i By over two hua-
drei p!Chli,y aai that he is going to get
there
Ii the Geaeal really made this state
m}nt it Is amos; amazing one under the
circumstances.
Now the General koows iust a. we'll ss
anyone {, ,e that i he i9 ele,tel he will
"a; there, and II ne isn't be won't. He
my b. very anyjoa' - get thar3," aud
ha may, and d)nbt e.s DO $, think that
a. er nj! tl2 b)Hil3 Ee has expended and
tn Uel' eS)r. k4 has male that be is ea-
t,'l'd to "ge thee" whether the
relple think 80 or not. Bls that is not
gO'lg to alter hs,lt1aiiol one lot or title.
We want - say this to the General: Il
br)nes a defeat d rIa lidate for Off q TO
Gcl7.rCe in ih3 IeIult gracefully and
mll.u'ly. Ia this tee conduct Of the D,.
m1:rAov Of the county, when the gsaCra.
res1l: was anGonCrri, is al excs!le1t illu;-
t'a:i)l, an General Gory might profit by
th'ir exemplary col-ss. Now, Judge A
RIooNS FLsMtSi : elected by a plurality
wiich may reich sJo o, 1000. Toe re,
tres, odtN sli semi official, show it
Nov Is Genera Corr going to get there
ol toe far' o. tie return : Mt this tius;
s>ms other, perhap,
Bu' General GOrF tal made q grest
hSlt for mis- patty. The i1Coniog admin
l'sral3n knows II aud knows it well
SEEING that the General has not betn sue
testul in his race fOc tie Ssnasorship
what shall be his reward The REGISTER
ha' no hesitation IA ssyiag that Genera
GoFF Is entitled 70 the portfolio of tn,
Secretary Of the Nav II filed that 70
sllol sccspta6ly during the lat.
ter part OF HAYES term, and b,
could viii rqu3l lo7or ar,
sh;hty fill i; aRail, we doubt not. A
one OF West Virg. uia's cons, and as tn
head and flo Of tte Republican party il
the Safe Of West Virgins, in fact, as tn
one aad only l'ader o. that party and tn
only man who could have led the enem
n the great blttle Just ended, and fror
which he emerges yarquished-he is eut
tied TO s'st in Mr.. HARRIsox's cabiue
and II th,re be any gratitude in his pant
he will get i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
GORMAN ON DEFEAT.
Democrats Beaten by the Free Trade Cry
and Party DlsaGecttou.

Demoora,s Beaten by the Free Trade Cry
aud Party Dlsafrectton.
WASHINGTON, November ll.-Ssnator
German, while ia Washington yesterday
WAS in interviewed on the results ofthe cam
n,iup. The cont ST." said he, ives
fought ont upon the liue Of policy laid
down By the President in his message anu
by the action Of the Democratic majority
in the House. The tariff issue was ever
prsssnt throughout the c'mpa'gl and II
seems Is though the Republicans hsve
m,d, the c)antry believe thas we were
committed 70 Frse Trade and tie people
nrcnourced against it. Oar position was
g,o.sly misrspresauted, as our party has
not AT sny time declared for Free trade
Int simply for a redu ;tion OF excessive
ray alton but the cat III words OF the can
v,as were all against US. We have gone
d,Un in a contest entirely free from PSF
s1uslities, q fact upon which tns eoun'I
is to be congratulated.
C ncerning Chairman B;lcs, tins osna'
tor ssid: "For the fret two months ot the
cappa;gu most of his time was 60 lsnmeo
in ,, wing to induce active and lDhuential
Dem, G c,stI to forget their disappointment
and enter heartily into ths contest. Per
son Il grievances were very hard to over e.
come IN some instances, and it was d'fh
rn't mstter to Arouse some OF the mes
valuable party workers. BY the time
these rsiudices were supposed TO De over ,
come. Colonel Brice had hut three wee K
left to devote to the oppOei'ioD."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The men who victim'zsd old Els Will
lisms, of Taunton, Mss', OF $500, have
besn identified as well known New YORK
toughs.
There were eight new cases OF yellow
fever at Gainesville yesterday.
Miles A Erencb, Of Bridgeport, Conn,
employed By the Bidgep,rt Copper 70 10
extruct the silver from coppsr ore, has oeen
arre.ted, accused of spproprianrg from
$40, 600 to SIS, 900 worth of the prod'ct'
Lsyi Oyercssh ard Levi Bsrgensto:k, Of
Chambersburg, Pa while driving homo II
a buggy, were struck by train. over
cash was killed and BsrgenHock serEousi
wounded.
Marion county, Arkansas, Is aga n stirrec
mn by a race war. The negro eI-Ctuat!
Judge, who was compelled 10 fise, has Ie
turnsi and is now under arrest.
McIuer's carriage factory, shos factor
and furniture fastory were burned IN sa
Francisco. The total loss is 500, OOo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
FOR CLEVELAND AGAIN.
The Chicago "aerald' Nomtustes Him
for President In 1892.

The Chicago "aeraId' Nominstes Him
for President In 1892.
CHICAGO, November 1l.-Tne Herald
will consaia az editorial nom
mating Mr.. Cleveland as the standard
bearer OF the Demo Gratis in 1892. The tri-
umph Of the Republicans, the Herald ds
Glars. was accidental and basel on misin-
formation, aud it's fruits will speEtly de-
cav. Grover Cleveland alone among
modern Democrats in high plscs, 1t says
gave his lrty On issue. He alone IS en-
titled to lead the host to vic ory. NC
Cleveland stands for the ma:s?s against the
classes. Reiectsd by the coIrupi elements
of his own State, he is freed OF ell merely
local restrictions He stands and will
sand for an idea which is to triumph
when the Democracy sh'll triumph aud is I,
to perish only when the D .mocracy shall
psIish. He will remain the Democratic
tar, # reform leader. He will be the nom
ines of his party, vastly augmented by
thst time. in the campaign that is to come
He will be elsctel. LIST the god wofk
begin now"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
NEW q. NJ. w.
Decided opposition 'o fo"
X Of l.. hsuhs.

o.,,,o, 20 Powdiriy In tbs
X Of L. ksshs' a.
HARRISBURG, November ll.-Tfe Hs
,iopal Avcubly Of Kuish" Of LABOR WI,
meat .t indianapolis next Tuesday .uI
,b. members Of that organization In N"
o.iybto ,hcoI are looking forward 70 .oe
,.pt with haing of much interest IN.
National C,nv elton this Jew will % o'
unusual importance, because, LOT nor nor
,h,r a,, other ra,op, there i'a c.ndi1a'e
IN the field for General hss,st S.,,. n
avsipst the incumbent, I. V; f1"u ss.
Vel informed members Of 'ne hp IT,,
,meny whcm /, Wiliam II LEWIS, n na
Wo,kman OF Loctel Assembly, ano rnv ~,
Iii h, a delrg.,e t. the conventsoD, n'
,o,sS.n, tb.t Mr.. Pord,riy VIII nos 60
~. en- snresor q, the head Of the :"
a.ri, ,tion. and the proypcb o. etc'ns
s,n,hs, giyes them gita sstssffcsos. M.
The Knights charge Mr.. Powdsry VIII
u.ddlins TO much In politics, .so ,p.
~, 20, littls time for tie in e'es~ OF w, w,
mo,s;nemen in what be pleas. 10 csi
..o.,,v ,tbke." NJ P,wdsrlJs opW'
otnt will b, william =. L,Sr, OF So'Cn. C..,
bus bus O, M.ser wo.r@sn sf &, tes 80. Uo.
Minsr., Assembly. There may ~.
| o,h, r, nomi mated for the pesihoo, W"
L..b, D, ,puiahty and bis vsl,Ln's, n ~
ah;,,,v .ssrn 70 specislly qusi ~ Dim !"
tb.t nlac,. sad II Is the gfnsfsi hsnl
sn"ns - the knight, that tbc'e 70 no, On
amonk L W.. not even Mr.. Powasily him
! ..f yho can defeat him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
THE STATE is SAFE.
WEST VIRGINIA FIXED Firmly IN THE
DEMOCRATIC COLUMN.
The Rstsras Raise The Figures on Fsming's Ma
Jori.y Higher and Highsr-k Will bs 900
or gors-Ths Legislature Safe Be-
yond Every Doubt

The State is ours. West Virginia ia
Democratic beyond q shadow Of 8 doubt.
Judge Fleming has been elected governor;
his msiority is 70 Uncertain one; West
Virginis's electoral vote will 60 to Cleve-
land and Thurman. The victory is ours
and no fraud CT trickery will snatch it
away. The Democratic party has won
the battle aud now it serves notice that it
is crepared to maintsiu its rights.
The hold bluff of the Republican leaders
can be continued no longer. Tney have
not fact or figure on which to base a
reasonable estimate that Goff has been
been elected They have not made public
siugle table or compilation OF the returns
from all the counties in the State, and
they dare not, for it would only ex-
pose the weakness and absurdity
of their Cwn false p7e,epse'.
West Virginia has gons Democratic, and it
is the duty of every Democrat ID watch the
count TO day and see that TIE official re-
turns are no. made ID falsify the peoples
will.
Tbs full and accurate tables presented N
Fridsy's and Saturdays REGISTER have
been changed little by the latest replrss
from sill the counties in the State
and the changes are ia fAyor Of Dam
ocrgcy; our estimate of Judge Fleming's
majority has gone up atlelst two hundred
within the last tweny y-four hours snd the
REGISTER has no hesitspcy in making the
statement, based on full returns from
every county which have been verified
time and again that he leads Gen. Gotf by
at least 900 in the rac,. This is the re-
suit with the returns sll in, and the Off
cal rount will not lesIen his majority a
score.
The Leg stature is ours by majority OF
one on pint ballot, ard Wet EicginH's
re presentation in the Uaited States Senate
will remain straigh; and unbro&en Demo
cratic. Every doubtful district has been
conceded TO the Republicans in making up
this estimate, and still 46 true and tried
Democrats remain. Ths Indications st this
writing ere that the Tnird delegate dis.
trict, which has been conceded TO the en-
nv, has elected Demoora', and there is
more than eu even chance for Democrats
ia two o.her doubtful counties.
Wikon and Andersen are elected TO
Congress in the Second and Third dis
tries. Their msjorit'es are decisive
and beyond qasstion, while Jack
son has more than al even
chance in the Fourth, aai the off:ial
couut will problb'y reduce, if rot entirely
wips out the narrow margin against PEN
d son in the First district
orsuch election results West Virginia
Democrats havs room to feel proud. The
odds against them were such a9 they never
eneouuterei before. Bat the victory is
theirs. Nov watch the returrs, and IN
shutting off all chance for fraud, we make
OIL, triumph certain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
LITTLE HOPE FOR THE PoIsoNER.
Mrs. Robinson, Charged with Murders
.. Will PROBABLY Hang Friday

Mrs- RobInsop, Charged with Murders,
20. Will PROBABLY Hang Friday
RosToN, November 1.-THE modern
Lucretia Borgia, SlrAh Jane Robin'o1, o.
Somerville. is destined to die on the scat
foldnsxt Friday unless the petition tor
the eommutation of the death fentercs to
imprisonment for life shall bs granted
The World correspondent learns tonight
that there is no hope for the prisoner, be-
csuse the decision of the Governors Coun
Gil, while not yet officially announces, Is
AGAINST the petition. In behalf Of the
condemned woman great influence paS
been brought to bear upon the Governor
and Council by those who are opposed 20
capital punishment and certainly u the
hanging of woman.
Mrs. Robirson was sentenced to b.
hsnged after verdict ffsttn'nS upon he'
this death by poison Of Prince Arthur Free
msu. her brother-in-|aw, on June ~
1884. She had already been tried for tn
murder by srsenical poisoning OF her son
Willie. but the iury dissgoe1, being IN
able TO fiud verdict for Lack OF evidence
There we're besides indictments for the
o. nom.t Of Oliver Sleeper, .hg.slAi her lsslnA1ilSEei
husband, July y. 1882; Aunie Freeman
her sister, February 6, 1885; L'zz'e - A.
Robinson, her daughter, February ., l9SO,
and Thomas Arthur Freeman, Jr, he'
nephew, July %, 1885, al! OF tGe c per
90 "a die ! of arsenic al poisoning, the symP-
,on,a in all cases were the same, and it was
charged that MIS- Robinson hal admins
tered the arsenic 10 each perton. The
motive in the latter cAees a. least was the
collection Of the insurance on the lives Of
the deceased. TIE peculiar thing about
the the story was tba' thee was no eyideuc:
showing Mrq. Robinson ever possessed any
arsenic or tha, she ever understood ~
use or efl.ct. Public opinion is generally
against tbs prisoner, but there are many
who believe in her inr Ocence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
THE SOUTH SOLID.
crover Carries Virginia by Good Major
ity-Langston's Chances.

Grover Carries Virginia by a Good MAJOR
ity-Langston's Chances.
RICHMOND, NoVembe: 1O.-While there
:, M doub. tha. Cleveland has carried Viz
ginia, his majority Is vatiously estimated
at from > 900 to 1000. Tbs Cfli'ial re
turns are due mere on Monday. 1t il
barely p,s .ible that La1g'ton, ,an'i-Nahon'
Republican, may defsa. Venabie: Dsmo o
crat, in the Fourth Congressional u s:lict ,L
Thora ara only APO woes diff-renGe, with
two stropp negro counties to hear from.
L1pg,ton made desperate fight against
Nabone, If he should get in ha Will b'
the frat negro Congressman from Virginia
His friends say that Malone threw his in
luen.e with veasble wheu he f'u9d tina
Arnold, the Malone candidate, had nj
chance of beating L9ngstoa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12
WHEELING W. VA, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12 1888.
THE BIG FIVE.
what May Become of Foraker, Sherman
Mckinley, Foster and Butterworth.

Mckinley, Foater and ButterWorth.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, November 10.-A
prominent Republican Of this city, who is
in the confidence of the leaders of the
State and has had quite an extensive e1-
perieuce in National sffairs, was found In
his office this afternoon with numbsr Of
friends, NJ joicjng over the tuccas of the
&c. o. P" The Enquirer correspondent
made break for q friendly talk in refer
ence to President Harrison's CABINET, and
was invited into an adjoining room.
"Who will be selected to represent Ohio
in the Cabiuet?" was askei.
'STh's is hard quts ion to answer, as
Ohio has so many great men. There are
Forsker, Mckinley, Sherman, Foster and
Bntterwortb. The people Of Ohio will not
consent to Shsrmsn retiring from the Sen
ate. Mckinley will in all probability, be
q candidate for Speaker of the House Of
Repre- AMI atiyes, with o coed cbarce OF
success, leaving the leader hip of the
Houfe to be contended for bet Sesn Reed,
of Msfue, and ButterwOrtb, OF this State.
Foster is a good man and observes we'll Of
his party"
HThsre is some talk gnipg the rounds
that Governor Foraker will be offered a
plsce in the Cabinet. What do you think
of this?"
''well, from what 1 know Of General
Harrison, am ioclinsd to the opinion
that Foraker is of the kind of timber Har-
riUon will in all probability construct his
Cabinet Of" ,,
NThe talk has bee quite general through
out the State that Governor Foraker would
succeed Senator PAYNE in the Senate if the
mkt Legislature is Republican. VIII this
not take him out of the line OF Cabinet as
pirations."
"While have no authority to speak for
tho Governor l say this much, that he is q
solder of the C Inest type and will ebay
the orders of the ptople of his Safe and
serve them in the highest OF in any capa'
city where he can best promote their IN
terest'."
rWho is likely to be the Republican
cardidat, for Governor next yeat?
'Sly young friend, this is leading
question. Call and see me latter. do
not wish to be pumped dry on SO short a
notice"