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Senate, Mr.. BIaine would be more CON
spicu0us and active entity than as Sec
retary Of State. To make Mr.. Blaine the
Premier OF the new Administration
might, from quarters inimical to him
within the party, provoke antagonisms
which otherwise would not obtrude.
THE REAL INTERESTING FRATURE
of speculative Cabinet formation is who
will be the PremierP There are many
good reasons why Ohio may receive this
coveted assignment, provided and con-
ditioned upon his acceptance. With
Mr.. Blaine out Of consideration, Mr..
Sherman enters largely into the public
mind. The senior Ohio Senator is now
sixty-six years OF age. Four years in
the Cabinet and he will have entered
his seyenty-hrst, a stage when he might
keenly feel the appreciation Of rest for
the remaining term OF his allotted years.
The next Administration will be con-
fronted with diplomatic features Of
policy and Statecraft, which will largely
0vershadow the economic and fiscal.
For instance, the fisheries complication
is still open TO settlement, a new treaty
with England is largely n necessity, so
that whatever OF real glory may attain
to the new Administration Us a prob
ability, be through the measure with
which it sustains its diplomatic rela-
tions.
BY reason OF this John Sherman looms
up quite portentous as one thoroughly
equipped to be at the head of the State
Department. He is man of remarkable
mental balance, with neither the intirm-
tiles OF stomach or temper to excite or
make him irascible. For years he has
been the Chairman OF the Committee on
Foreign Relations, which has afforded
him the study OF diplomatic detail.
Moreover, bis selection would be
graceful recognition on the part OF the
President-elect of his most dangerous
competitor for the prize which he him
self attained. In all the attributes
which make General Harrison radical
Mr.. Sherman is at his breast
and
IN LINE.
The selection of Mr.. Sherman for the
grand prize in the Cabinet-drawing
would likewise by his retirement from
The Senate give to the younger Ohio
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ThIs is an Atkinson Coon.

WEST VIRGINIA is still in doubt with
the presumption in favor of a Republi-
can victory. This estimate is shown at
length in the table OF gains below.
Unless there have been Democratic
gains where they were not expected, it
is difficult to see how the Democrats
can hold the State on fair count, The
majority will not be large either way.
LAST night the Democrats had dis
patch signed Henrys. Walker, claiming
Logan county by l,4OO majority, and on
this was based confident claim OF
Judge Fleming's election as Governor.
Ills not at all probable that any word
whatever has been received from Logan
county, still less probable that the coun-
ty has given more majority than there
are voters in it. Logan Court House is
eighty miles from Charleston, from
which the dispatch comes. The remot-
est polling place in the Hatfeld.MeCoy
region is about forty miles from the
Court House. A good rider on a
good horse, or with relays OF
good horses, might cover the
distance in three days. The election
was on Tuesday aud the count was
hardly completed before Wednesday
morning. The vote OF Logan county
may be known in Charleston tonight,
Il it has been forwarded promptly and
e1peditiOusIy. The Logan dispatch sug-
gestsseveral probabilities, one Of which
isthat the claim has been sent out as a
cover for fraud.
Tue Legislature IS close, but II seems
safely Republican.
Atkinson is certainly elected in the
First and Smith in the Second Congress
siOnal districts, gain of one Congress-
man and glory enough for West Virginia
Nshe gets no more. The fight in these
districts was hard and the victory is par
tcularly brilliant.
FIick's election in the Second is con-
ddently claimed, that OF McGinnis in
the Third with less confidence, though
the figures are wanting in each case.
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
II. G. Dun S Co.'s Weekly RcvIew-A Re.
mnrlnble Showing.

II. G. Dun S Co.'s Weekly RovIew-A Re-
markable Showing.
NEw YoRK, Nov. Or. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Tho
volume Of legitimate business has been
wonderfully well maintained during the
past week, as during the whole political
campaign. And this is the more re-
markable because in the months pre-
ceding those Of political excitement
speculation had been unusually active
and extravagant. There has come y
more confident tone in many branches
OF business end larger trade with i'm
proving prices is usually anticipa-
ted as result OF the postponement
OF very many operations and pur-
chases in past months. AT all
cities reporting money continued
in iair or active demand, while scarcely
any complaint OF stringency is heard and
collections, though somewhat interrupt
ed, have been on the whole satisfactory,
with inlprovementnoted in several cases.
The report OF anthracite and bituminous
furnaces in blast shows a weekly output
OF l2S, $40 tons against ll9, 9,lS9 a month
ago and l30,4S7 year ago. In output
of charcoal iron the increase OF about z
per cent in the month Of October makes
The weekly output only about ! per cent
smaller than at this date last year. The
increase of late has been mainly in
southern production. No change in
prices is recorded as yet.
Steel rails have been at very low
figures; in all 10000 tons were taken by
the Vanderbilt roads and us much more
by other companies, and it Is reported
that large orders can yet be placed ut
not more than S27. Tho wool market
has been decidedly more active and
stronger, but while more confident
feeling prevails in the goods trade inn
provement in orders or purchase is not
yet observed.
The coke and coal trade is very active
at Pittsburgh and the output OF anthra-
cite coal, 9l3,S40 tons for the latest week,
has been for the year thus far 81, ,lOl, 500
tons, against q, 7,Siit,-ls3 last year, a gain
OF nearly u per cent Exports fell six
per cent below last year at New York,
while imports here in October were
about four per cent below last years.
Prices OF the chief exportable products
still rule so high rs 10 prevent free
movement, and wheat has advanced
during the past week about one cent,
with sales OF 81 million bushels. Corn
advanced q cents, oats cents, pork
25 cents per barrel, oil Il cents, with
small trading.
The business failures during the last
seven days number 928, as compared
with 275 last week and 254 the week
previous. For the corresponding week
OF last year the total was 2l5.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. o., p. m.
Official information received at the
State Houte says that Fleming Demo.
craft is elected by about 900 majority.
II is now believed that the Republicans
have elected three out OF four Congress-
men, with the fourth in doubt. In every
county and precinct the Republicans
have gained, and as the matter now
stands, the Legislature is doubtful. 1t
may be that it will be a tie, with Senator
Carr tGreenbacker) having the deciding
vote on joint ballot. The Republicans
claim everything, and the Democrats are
very blue.
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gressmen by one in each Florida, Ken.
lucky, Maryland, North Carolina and
West Virginia. and by two in Virginia.
In that Shape he declared that he al.
lowed all Democratic claims in doubtful
cases, and the result was n Republican
majority OF fifteen. He could not see
how it could possibly be reduced below
that figure and allowing for the Repub-
lican chances in doubtful districts as
in Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia.
North Carolina, and elsewhere he con-
fidently expected that the Republican
majority would be found to be nearer
twenty than fifteen.
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MAsnINoroN. b. q. Nov. s.

Like yourself, would not jubilate
until we had a sure pop. Our pop is as
sured and | extend my most cordial
congratulations.
[signedl THOMAS NJ. BAYSE.
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st. George's Vote.

ST. GEORGE, W. VA, Nov, 9.-Full of.
fetal returns here stand: Cleveland, 5si
Fleming, Ss; Wilson, As; Davis, for the
Senate, Z; Kee, House Of Delegates, 81;
Ice, for Judge, 43; Boniield (Democrat)i
for Sheriff, 5s; Anvil (Democrat), Prose
cutting Attorney, 28; Shafer (Democrat)
Assessor. l50; Parsons tDemocrat)
County Commissioner, 1888; Bowman
(Democrat), County Surveyor, l2O.
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THE VICE PRESIDENT ELECT

Busy Reading relegrams of ConSrntula'
lions From Everywhere Ia the Country.
RniSEclIrs, N. Y, Nov. 9.-HOn
Levi P. Morton, Vice President-elect, is
still busy reading congratulatory cables
and kilograms upon the successful result
of the campaign. From the hundreds
that are piled upon his desk the follow
ing have been selected:
Please accept hearty congratulations
on the glorious result, only dampened
by losing Miller, who did so much for
'10 t"''' Col. S. V. CRuoER.
HearEiest conpratulations on your elec.
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pRIGnrPUL NINE DISASTER.
A Hundred and sixty Miners Killed in a
Explosion in Kansas-A Terrible occut

a Hundred ana sixty miners hlheu IN hh
Explosion in Kansas-A Terrible Occur.
renee.
KANSAS Cry, Nov. "a Journal
special from Pittsburg, Kas., says: The
most dreadful disaster in the history Of
Kansas occurred at 8 o'clock this even
ing. When the men were preparing to
leave off their work at shaft No.
2 at Frontenac, suburb Of Pitts.
burgh, terrible explosion was heard,
that shook the earth for great distance
and completely shattered theshaft. Upon
investigation it was found that one hun
dred and sixty men were within the
mine at the time Of the explosion. Being
ll2 feet below the surface it is almost
certain that all are dead ut this writing
The only exceptions were two men who
were in car coming up and being near
the top OF the shaft managed to escape.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 0.-Arrangements
are nearly perfected for a grand ratitlca-
ton meeting tomorrow night, and it is
probable that General Harrison will be
induced to participate in the demonstra-
ton in some way, either by briefly ad-
dressing the crowd from his residence
steps, II tho weather permits a march
out to his house, or by coming down
town for a while and reviewing the
nnrnln
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elected, but later returns show that,
while Cleveland had a plurality OF 200,
the Republicans have secured the Sher-
ifs, Tax Collector, County Clerk and
District Attorney and probably one
SnnerYisor and three School Directors.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.


Secretary Mcpherson Says It will be Repub-
llcan by from 10 to II Majority.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 81 be-
lieye that we will have from seventeen
to twenty majority in the next House,"
said Secretary Mcpherson, OF the Re-
publican Congressional Campaign Com
mittee, to-day. Taking up table print
ed in New York Republican paper, he
said: 81 am going to give the Demo
Gratis all that they claim within reason,
where the actual returns have not re-
moved all doubt" From this table he
reduced the Renuhlican claims for Com
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stsre nrodie,. Lntest Feat.

PoUGnKEEpsIE, Nov. 9.-steve Brodie
jumped from the bridge in course OF
construction over the Hudson river here
at @ o'clock this morning. He broke
three ribs and when be reached the
shore blood was running from hismouth
and ears. The jump was made from the
west pier. Brodie shortly afterwards
took train for New York, where he ar
rived at 0 o'clock. He may die.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 0.-A dispatch from
AiiIbank, OAK, says: Charles W. shatto
q prominent business man of this city
shot and killed Richard DicNabb, a farm
hand, last evening ut the farm of W. @
Wait, seven miles northeast OF here
McNa5b accused Shatto Of being the
means OF putting another man in charge
OF farm owned by Mr.. Waite. After
some words McNahb drew q revolver
and fired ut Shatto three times, bul
failed to hit him. Shatto returned the
fire. his first shot inficting fatal
wound.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. O.-Morrison Rem.
shaw, the manager of George Castle
mans campaign in the Tenth Congress
sional district, and Charles D. Brock,
man, saloon keeper, have gone crazy
in consequence OF the election excite
menh Renshaw was formerly news
paper reporter and is well known man
about town. The doctors say he will
recover by careful nursing.
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MoRGANrowN, W. Va, Nov. 0.-The
official vote Of NIonongalia county is at
follows: Harrison 2,2O7, Cleveland 1851,
GoiT 2,2Os, Fleming 1852, Flick 2,1o3,
Wilson 1870. Tho entire Republican
county ticket is elected. j. NJ. Hagans
candidate for Circuit Judge, is elected By
about 1900 majority.
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WINxIpEG, Now0.-1n the Legislature
yesterday the Government announced
that an appeal would be made to the
foot OF the throne against the outrages
perpetrated against the Province by the
Federal Government. 1t is probable a
request will be made to have the- Prov
ince elevated into crown colony. Pre-
mier Greenway dealt for three hours
with the charges of corruption made
against himself and the Government.
These, he said, were wholly untrue.
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UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 0.-The following
has been received by Warner
Miller at his home in Herkimer, New
York:
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 0.
Hon. Warner Mflier, HerEfmer, N. y:
1 am greatly grieved at your defeat.
II the intrepid leader fell outside the
breastworks, the column, inspired by
his courage, went on to victory.
Benz. HARRISON.
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LONDON, Now GA vessel has arrived
at Norwegian port which reports that
Eansen, the curator Of the museum at
Berger, who, with four Norwegian atb-
letes, started from Copenhagen in May
to explore the interior Of Greenland
had succeeded in safely crossing the in
land ice, and had arrived at Godthaab.
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show a net Republican gain Of 4,450.
The remaining fourteen counties polling
l6,6S9 at the same ratio would give Re
publican gain OF 1858, making q total
gain OF 5,5l0, which would give the State
TO the Republicans by 1892 majority, the
gains based on the vote for President in
1884, when Cleveland carried the State
nv 4 10I
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ton and on the superb victory. Sincere
regards to Mrs. Morton.
JAMES G. BLAINE.
Accept heartiest congratulations.
Mckinney.
Accept congratulations of G. A. r. de.
partment OF Louisiana and Mississippi.
JACOB GRAY,
Department Commander.
The National Committee congratulates
you and the country upon your election.
MATT S. Quay AND j. S. FAssETT.
The declaration Of the Empire State
is n splendid aud worthy testimonial Of
her appreciation OF her favorite son.
PATRICK FoRp. Irish World.
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SpttInI UII1lIcN I0Ilt IHIt4l9tHVtF'
CAMBRIDGE, o., Nov. 9.-The official
returns from the Seventeenth Congress-
ional District show j. D. Taylor's plural
ity to be five thousand and four, a gain
OF nearly fourteen hundred over any
previous plurality and an excess OF one
hundred and ten votes over the plurality
for Harrison.
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Special Dipateh TO ne Iateligaeer.
HuxT1NaToN, W. VA, Nov. 0.-The
Democrats here concede Smiths election
and have no hope for Fleming. Cabell
complete gives Cleveland, 1897; Harri-
son 1886; Fleming, 1852 SGoE, 1852;
Jackson, for Congress, 1875; Smith,
"a
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THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

Smith Elected to Congress-A Splendid Vic.
tory for Protection.
Special Dipaieh to The Lnteligeneer.
PARKERsBURd, W. VA, Nov. 0.-Giv-
ing Judge Jackson everything his friends
claim in the uncertain counties, we have
elected Smith by forty.three. Following
is a statement of the majorities:
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FIIel,s ELECTION claImed.


Sptci1l DIEpdIch % NC IhlcIIVeHctF.
FArRMoxr, W. Va, Nov. 9.-6p. M
Democrats claim Wilson's election
but our advices do not justify the claim
Estimates show Republican listing tc
have been verified in most instances
We do not yet concede Flick's defeat
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Mhan q chlnnmnn 1. a ollIzen

sANFRANclsco, Nov. O.-United States
Circuit Judge Sawyer has rendered a
decision in the test case of two Chinese
in which he holds that inasmuch as they
were born in the United States they are
citizens thereof and not amendable to
the act Of Congress, excluding Chinese
lnhnrara
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KANSAS Cry, Nov. 9.-The heaviest
snow storm ever known at this season
of the year began at o'clock this morn.
ing and is still raging with unabated
violence. Reports from Kansas show
that the storm is general all over the
State.
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THE THIRD DISTRICT.
Great Republican Gain in Upshur.

Special Df,patch to he Iateanaer.
BucKnANNoS, W. Va, Nov. 9.-The
official vote of Upshur county is all in,
showing the following majorities: Har,
rison s75, Golf sos, McGinnis S77, Davis
S23. Young is elected to the House oi
Delegates. There is Republican gain
Of about 800 over the vote Of 1884.
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CoNconn. N. H.. Nov.

Accept sincere congratulation on the
result. 1t is a magnificent victory for
the right. New Hampshire has re-
manned true to Republican. principles.
tSignedl J.O. GALLINGER.
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10 Ae EilF0r Of lhe IntdII1eilcFT.
MARrIHsBURG, w. Va, Nov. 8. =
"'Rah" for Flick. He claims his cleo
ton. l will telegraph figures when q
little more accurate. They show him
elected beyond doubt.
Yours truly,
GEORGE f. EVANS.
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MAsr1YsBuRa, Nov. 9.-Flick is Ger.
tainly elected. Guard against frauds.
JOHN FARRIN.
K1xawooD, Nov. 9.-Flick has from
200 to 300 majority in this district.
S. p. MCCORMICK.
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''''s'HlhlV ITe9.
West Virginia is the first wedge driven
into the Solid South and four years more
will see half the Southern States fair
lighting ground. A Republican paper
IN each as good as the Wheeling INTEL
LIGEScER would bring this on apace.
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ME-. Inv finnili Vary Hi.

New YoRK, Nov. 0.-Mrs. Jay Gould
is reported this morning to be very low.
DR.. j. G. Baldwin, the attending ply
sician, entertains but little hope her re-
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Fayette's Vote.
.nh "a IA. InitlIinenner.

Special Dtspaieh 10 the Ihtelli1enee.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. 8, Q p. M
Colonel j. w. st. Clair says that Fay.
ette is Republican by about $50. Gof'a
majority in Kanawha will be nearly
l,40O. The count is not completed.
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New York, Nov. 9.-Paul Phillipson,
doing cuisines as commission merchant
at Sc Pine street, made an assignment to-
day to Hugh X. Muller, with prefer
ences OF SLIPS.
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&'17aVs' Ell 9R71H7I -'11R'-''I w
While / congratulate you heartily on
your election TO the highest Office in the
world, l congratulate you still more
for the dignitied self-poise and great
good sense with which you have borne
yourself through the campaign just
closed.
(Signed) W. D. WAsHBvRSE.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-A section OF a wall
at st. Marys Infirmary fell this morning,
creating quite panic. When order was
restored It was found that no one had
been injured.
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congratulate you not only upon your
election, but also upon the conspicuous
part you SO worthily bore in the can
vass. No candidate ever helped his
cause more than you have yours since
the day you were nominated.
(Signed) j. 3. FoKAEER.
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MaIorlues


These figures allow 1926 for Jackson in
Roane county, but Smith does not think
Jackson's majority there will be over
225. Charles Brooks Smithis the next
Congressman from the Fourth district.
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labor. rejoice in you as a sound leader
OF great people.
[Signedl GEORGE B. LoRINo.
KNoxyILLE, TEEN, Noy. s.

Accept hearty congratulations OF loyal
Republicans Of East Tennessee on youl
election. You have fifteen thousand
majority in this Congressional district,
and twenty-five thousand in East Ten
nessee.
(signed) L. Q. HAucK.
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PARKERsBuRo, Nov. 9.-GotF has 525
majority in Wood county. Golf has
carried tho Fourth district.
A. IL. WHITE,
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BosroS, Nov. 9.-The Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Directors held three
hours session to-day and declared div
idend Of one per cent, making five per
cant for the wear.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Flre in the sub
burban town OF Woodlawn Park, this
morning, destroyed the residences Of
Mr.. Stein and Mrs, Benedict. The loss
is estimated at $4,000.
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A s,rII,sr KII,e,l.

CREsToN, Iowa, Nov. ED Hall, q
striking switchman, was shot and killed
by Charles II. Huston, q 70" engineer
yesterday afternoon. The cause OF the
quarrel can't be ascertained.
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PIEDMONT, W. Va, Nov. 0.-Pendle-
ton county gives Democratic majority
OF SO, a Democratic gain OF s.
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ELMGRA, n. Y, Nov. 9.-The glass fac
tory at Wellsboro, Pa, was burned yes
terday afternoon. Loss, $4,000; insur.
ance, 81, 900.
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-
WEST UNION, W. VA, Nov. 9.-The
official returns give Goff's majority at
25s; Atkinson, 254; Harrison, 275;
Jacobs, 1886; Mcmillan, Democrat, "a for
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Went 10 console win Grover.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Nov. Ex-senator
German, Of Maryland, called at the
White House to-day, and had an inter-
view with the President,
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RED BUD, Ills, Nov. s. !.
The Lord be praised for this grand
victory. congratulate you with all my
heart, and Mrs. Thomas joins in this
message.
(Signed) JOHN B. THOMAS.