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of our great Commonwealth. The result
of the late Presidential election will in
crease the disinclinstion of the monopo-
lists Of Pennsylvania to yield anything
whatever to the demands OF the producing
people and unless public opinion shall be
aroused and directed by intelligent and
persistent effort, there will be no enforce.
ment Of the benefcent provisions of our
State consiition; no interference
with railroad Determinations; no re-
straint upon comb b'nipg corporations;
and no relief for the wrongs Of labor in the
minee, the fields and the chops. But let
the people consider these questions in their
Democratic societies in every part Of the
Commonwealth, and, Notwithstanding the
large Republican majority in the ltgisla-
ture,we may, even at this late day, enforce
q par ial execution of some of the Repuh-
licAn pledges of the State campaign of1SS6
We commend to the Democratic people of
Pennsylvania the declaration Of our noble
leader, President Cleveland, that for the
propagation of our pure and immortal prin-
ciple the Democratic societies ''are the
most efficient agencies ever devised"
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEES OPINION.
Nor do we think we can more sppro-
pristsly clCss this brief appeal 10 the Dem
ocrAcy to close up THAR broken ranks
and move forward again on the straight,
bright lire of duty, to ultimate and COM
ple'e victory, than with ths following from
the Democratic National Committee:
san Democratic oommittees and COM
mittsemen ara earnestly requested to
push the organization OF permanent
Democratic societies or clubs within their
respective Jurisdictions. The Importance
Of such an adjunct to the regular organ
iz'ation cannot be over. estimated,
and the regular organization
cannot be to active and
Jealous in promoting it. 1t should be re-
membered that the Democratic societies"
were the first organizations Of the parry
under Jefferson; that the election Of JET
ferscn IN 1890, and the ascendancy Of the
Democratic party for so yoarJ was 1inly
the work of these societies; and that the
open, popular club, in which men freely
discuss their rights and d1ties is pre-
eminently Democratic expedieAt, and is
more needed at this hour tha1 ever before
in the history OF the c0uutryW
CHAUNCEY F. BLACK, President.
JOHN D. WORMAN, Secretary,
109 South Broad Street.
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LEWIS ALL RIGHT.

Weston Republicans Kick, But the Demo
Gratis Stay There.
SpeciG! TS!sgram 10 the Register.
WESTON, W. VA, November 13.-The
republicans here went befJre the County
Court to-day and contested the legality Of
the returns OF several precincts in the
county. Eugene SommsIville, the Repub-
lean candidate for Prosecuting Attorney,
representel the plaintiff, and Hon. W. Z
Lively, the membsr-slect to the Legisla-
ture, appeared in b:hslf of the Democrats.
After considerable pleading the Jude de-
eiied that there was no irregulsrity in the
returns and they could not 20 behind the
returning boards.
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Jaotson's plurality ............ 81

Of these figures, all but Lincoln, Roane
and Putnam are official. The figures from
the counties not official are obtained from
reliable correspondents, and Judge jackson
believes them to be absolutely correct. In
the case of Putnam county the Republican
estimate is taken. According 10 the above
figures, JscksOn'5 ms ioriiy is "a. A re-
c0un: is now progressing in Wood, Ritchie,
jackson acd Mason counties and in one
district in Writ county. judge Jackson
reports gain of u at tie Court House pre-
cinct in this county. Smith still claims
his election b7 a small majority. If Jack
sons msjori;y in Lincoln county is 3s3, as
stated absye, then Jackson is elected.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

It's stated that John R. Mclean, Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, has made bid for
the Cbicapo Times aud tha. his offer will
probably be accepted.
Martin and Jo2e2h Kenderau hacked
each other up with hatchets and table forks
at christening at Norristown on Sunday
night. Martin will probably die.
Sarah Bernhardt's wardrobe and person.
al property has been seizsd at Vienna for
income tax.
The disabled steamer Iberia could mot
be found yesterday at New York, and is
supposed to have sunk.
John E. Redmond, VI. P, has been un'
cunditionally released from Wexford jail
three weeks before his sentence expired
The doctors advised it.
A wing Of the court house at Henrietts,
Tex, was blown up with dynamite yes
terdsy. Slme pers1n who wished to de,
stroy the records is supposed to have
done it,
At the demand Of the Chinese Emperor,
Mr. Denny, of Oregon, legal advises Of the
King of C0Iea, has b3en dismissed because
in newspaper interview he SPOKE evil o.
China.
The st. Paul Iron Compsny, Of Nortf
ST. Paul, has assigned; loss $4,000.
The Wheeler elevator burned at BufA
10, N. Y; loss 5000, 600.
The Peruvisn government has perfscteC
arrangements by which il is hoped to can
eel the standing debt Of that country
which is now about $3.50, 900, 900.
An excursion train collided with
freight ai E1ston, Pc, and three mer
were dangerously Injured.
Rev. P. J. Oarrig,n, Of Fitchburg
Mass has been tl,csed Vics-Rsctor Of to
Catholic University at Baltimore. BishoI
Heane will 90 to Rome to lay the plan
before the Pope.
VIM. Beson, the well known Upiontow
wool speoulator sud iron merchant ha
failed. The amount of his liabilities
not known.
Mrs. Catharine Wiermann, Pittsbur
miIliner, has brought suit fer damage
against man who printed her name on
Salt River ticker.
The indianapolis Neics publishes an al
ticle in which it says that four leadin
Irish Americans have recently called o
Gen. Harrison to u'gs the claim Of WhS
ten Barker, of Philadelphis, for Cabins
position.
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ANARCHY ALIVE.
1t 10 Still Strong and Well Organized
Chicago.

It 10 stn Strong and Well Organized In
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 13-Tbe Times
says: Anarchy is not dead, nor even
sleeping. On TIE contrary, 1t Is more
thoroughly organized than even at the
time OF the Hsymarket iiot, and its men,
bersbip is larger than it has ever been.
The demonstration Of last Sunday at
Waldheim was not gathering Of few
sympathizeIs Of the friends of the dead
Anarchists. II was the orgari1d out
pouring OF the Int srnationals, WHO have
thus arranged to come out and concentrate
at any point sareed upon. Inspector Bon
field, who is known to have kept detec-
tivss watching every movement ef tie
Ausrchi,ti for tie past few weeks, when
asked yesterday il there were many An.
aIchists at the celebration, replied:
''Yes, there were. Most OF them were
Anarchists"
Then You think they are still organized
and have largo mem bersbipp'
Il have ha1 men out looking up their
meetirgs, and We know where they are,
and have the name and address Of the
leaders and most radical Anarchists, 20 We
can reach them in case Of trouble. They
meet In smaller numbers than before, bat
th're are more Of them and they conduct
their meetings differently. There Is not 20
much preparation at meetings for fighting
and drilling with arms and explosives, but
what il fer more dangerous, they are thor
oughly organized Just within the pale Of
the law, aad all VIC can do Is 10 keep our
eyes on them. TIE worst thing about ii
is they have seversl schools here for teach
ing anarchy, which they call Anarchy
Sunday Schools In these they teach the
children 10 hate law and the officers oil
the law, and teach them the worst prin-
c;p'es Of anschy. Why, the wife OF O
organizer and teacher in one OF these
schools, sni there are no less than 8, ,00O
abe, bodied Anarchists in Chicago to-day,
ready and organised, waiting for the sp'
point time.
''Trouh,e must come sooner or later.
They have set a day for il at headqusrsers
but in the meantime thsy will avail them
selves Of every opp0rtuniy 10 carry out th'
obi ect of distraction to all organized Law
aud order inst tutions. They sect ont cir
culsrs before the election asking Legislative
candidates for an expression Of their opin
ion on the State conspiracy law enacted q
the lsst session Of the Legislature. Man,
Of TIE candidates replied that they were II
favor Of O modifcst;on Of that law, ant
come Of these Candidates were elected, too
So ycu see they are becoming wiser sn'
consequently more dangerous, because tn
most radical Of them are sfCaid 10 expert
men, with explosives q, long As tho Law
"a it is."
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Pensions for W..t yirv,nisn.

spec IA. Telegram . ,h9 Register.
WASHINGTON, November l3.-Peusious
have teen issued to West Vnginiaus as
follows Original Iuyalid-Elishs T.
Jones, PCrUiligo; Wm. Haught, Brink.
lncrease-Wm. H Howard, Wheeling;
samuel 3. Si7ler, Terra Ats; Isaac Cas-
ssda, Reedsyllle; WIN B. Corbin, Evans
vile; Jasper c, Powell, West Grafton.
Original Widows. &s-Enelins Cunning
ham, former widow % Henry Hoffman,
NeR Haven.
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HHucOcI's Full Vote.

Special Telegram to the Register.
New CUMBERLAND, W. VA, November
l3.-The Board Of Commissioners has com
pltte1 the count in this county. The re
turns official and corrected are: Harrison
675, Cleveland 4s9, Streeter SO, Fisk 1S.
For Governor, GOfF 634, Fleming 486,
Pic:sol 81, CarSkadon II. Gof7s maj ority
is l9S. On the rest of the State ticket the
ay ,rage Republican majority is lS5.
The msiority for prohibition is 200.
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Marion's Omclal Vote.

Special Telegram 70 Tue Register.
FAIRMoNT, W. VA, November l&.-
The ofti:ial Democratic mGjorities in
Marion county for State and National
tickets are as fellows: Cleveland %; for
Governor, Fleming 1O9, (s loss of ten on
unofficial count; Congress, Wilson Al;
Auditor, Duffy %; Treasurer, Thompson
%: Attorney General, Caldwell "A; Super
iu,endent OF Schools, Morgan "a; Judges Of
Supreme Court, Brannol, over Mason, AZ,
over McWhortor, So; English, over Mason,
43. over McWhorfo. 81; State Senator,
Yeater IS; House of Delegates, Prichard
90, David Hsrf l22.
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4 Maniac's Hor-,b,e C,,,n .

fIrTSBURG, November l3-Maria BsT,
theme, the widow Of one OF the dead miners
this morning poured oil over the bed cloth.
ing OI her children while they slept and
set hre - them. The hut was consumed.
A''. Berthene and Jour children psrished.
The Ol3et gil escaped with horrible
barns. Mrs. Bsrthens had become a raw.
ing nAnisc.
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For the Llcht.weIrht ChamplonshIp.

NEW YORK, November 13.-Jack Nc
Auha'9, champion lightweight pugilist,
on Saturday signed articles for fight
with Billy Myers, of Sroator, ILL.,, and
forwarded the papers TO the latter for his
signature. Both men have put up their
forfeit norey at the tfiice OF the Boston
Globe. So anxious has McAulitfs been to
brirg about the match that he has agreed
to every one of tho Western mans condi'
tions.
The articles provide for fight to a fin.
isb 18th skin tight gloves, Msrquis OF
Qusensbsrry rules, at 135 pounds, to
weigh at the ring side, The stake will be
SIS, 500 a side, and the battle ground at
some point between St. Louis aud Chicago.
The fight is to take place within three
months,
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Eplsoop.i Missionary Council.

WASHINGTON, November l3.-Ths
twenty.ninth annual se@ion Of The mis-.
sionary council ofthe American Episcopal
Church began this morning st the Epipha.
ny Church In this city. After the service
of morning prayer snd holy oommunion,
at which Bishop Tut.le, Of Mtssoari, rad
the Gospel. Bishop Whipple. Of Mipnssota,
delivered the ope aing ssrmop. About 21o
delegates were present, among whom Wefo
many prominent bishops Of the church.
At the opening service Epiphany Church
was crowded in every part.
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ALDERSON'S MAJORITY
Drops = Little, Bot stin at = Good
Figure.

Drops = Little, Bot stin at Good
Figure.
There is not shadow Of doubt Of Al
dersoo's election in the Third district.
The REsIsrEas table of msiOrities has
been changed but little since yesterday.
1t places his majority at about 200. It will
be seen that in Logan county Alderson's
plurality is placed at 1,286. 1t is
claimed by Republicans that the true
figures are LAO, which, they as
sert, is also the majority for Fleming On
the State ticket. Tae REGISTER has placed
both Anderson and Jennings maj GRITTY in
Logan county at 1885 on the advice of
reputable and trusted correspondents who
have made every effort TO get at the facts.
and it will continue 70 do 50 until the Off
cisl returns, which are MT y oW obtainsble,
declare otherwise.
Mcdowell county is also claimed by the
r publican State Committee. The REGIs-
rERS figures give 1t to the Democrats by
81. -Four years ago this county gave Will
son, &, 357; Maxwell, R., 1874, or Dam.
Ocratic majority Of 1911 ont OF total vote
of $50 1t is beyond belief that even free
use Of Got bOodle and the customary infax
Of colOrsd rspsstsrs ksve bssn able to over.
come this Democratic plurality. Uutd the
corrected official vote Is reserved from Me-
Dovsil Al will be safe to put il in the col.
umn Of Andersen and Fleming msjoritiss
by ct lssst SO, probsSly much more. A
telegram from Charleston, publ La
low, explains that the Official returns from
these Gcpnties have not been rscsived a.
that point yea, kp& Of course are 70. avail,
able for publication.
! Following is the vots in the Third dis
trict By counties. It is on the basis 70
lCongressmsp, Judge Fisming's pluralitis
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JUDGE JACKSON

Claims Over Eighty Majority in the Fourth
District.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
PARKERsBUBG, November 13.-There
is no doubt Of Judge Jsckson's election
among the Democrats here The returns
received in the last tweuty-four hours put
quite different complexion on the whole
Congressional contest. Lincoln rolls up
good Democratic ms joIi!y and completely
Sque lches Republican hopes. Judge Jack
son himself is confident Of his election
and furnishes the following figures:
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CLEAR OUT OF SIGHT.
ATKlNSON'S PLURALITY DROPS INTO A
DBBP hole,
And Now Our Own Johnny 0, is On TOp-Ths Stats
n0us-Flaming Elsctsd-Ths Legislature
SAFE, and Four CoagsSsmsn
ALI out Certain.

NOTHING in yesterdays reports justify
any important change in the REGISTERS
table Of the gubernatOrislvOte, The Dem
ocratic majority in Monroe county, which
had been By mistake placed at 200, is re-
duced to 81. FLEMING Uses 10 by the
Official count in Marion and GoFF gains
nine in H incock. TIE Democrats conf
IDENTIFY count on q gain in the recount in
Mercer, FAyette, Putnam and Ksnawba
counties, but at 2 o'clock this morning no
additional reports had been received from
these counties.
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Why Did Warren Coz

LONDON, November l3.-ln the HouAs
Of Commons this afternoon, Mr.. Matthews,
the Home Secretary, stated that the rssig.
nation of Gen. Sir Charles Warren. -
Chief Of the Metropolitan Police, wss
solely due 10 his refusal to submit to the
rule which, forbids officials TO publiciy
criticise government services.
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A rItlsd Lover Of Pugiiisn.

NEW YORK, November l3.-Ths Mar
quis Of Queensbury is in town, and made
q friendly call upon Richard X Fox. In
speaking Of prizs fighters, he ssid Kilrsin
was about the btst man In the world. He
considers Jem Smiths reNh short. he
expressed sorrow for Sullivsn's failure 70
TO take care of himself. The Marquis In.
tended starting for England on Saturday,
but Ia aoIious TO see jack Dempsey, snd
will wsit for the Nonpsrsils spsrrtng
match with Mike Donsyon % ThurSday
night,
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N-,c.ls 4''y'GhilO ne E'yiStF
CHARLESTON, November 1S.-Lsst night
8 negro raued Dick Thomas shot and
killed Nora Hill, cOlortd, whom he had
ruired. The girl, who was about to become
q mother, asked Thomas to make arrange
ments to pay the Doctor, and in reply he
shot he: five times, causing death instantly.
The murder occurred st Coal Valley
Thoms> was arrested in this city to-day
aud taken back to tie scens OF the murder,
where, 1t is believed, he will be lyached
bstJre C.urnipg
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Tflden's Wine Cellar.

NEW YORK, November 13.-The wine
cellar Of the late Samuel J. Tilden wa
vandsliz,d by an auetioneer and crowds Of
purchasers to-day. Five hundred sDd
twenty b,ttles Of S.einbsgn b,ougbt from
So 50 TO S9 per to.te; sums double 0 Ma
deria brought So 30, scd some Blue GINS
whitky, forty years old, brought S11. 80
per gallon. In all 40 bottles were scld.
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oaio,al Returns Not ObtsinabIe,

Special Telegram to the Pegister.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November 49,
1t is impossible to get at this time official
returns from Logan, Lincoln, Mcdowell OF
Wyoming counties. There is contest in
Kapswha and official returns will not be
owen ont for a week.
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BOsToS, November l3.-The Board of
Methodist Episc'Pll Bishops t,-day con-
st'tu'ei thr'e judicial routereuess and FIVE
appeal corie-eLCss. It has voted 10 hold
! De neat session iu Delaware, O NEXT
May. This evening a reCeytjon wss Viyen
,hs .bi'hCP9 By the Methodist Social I nio7
IN Odd Fellows Hall, which was sttends6
- large NUMBER Of ps,ple.
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Aftsr the Whltechapsl Yissd

LONDON, November 13.-The police are
confident that they are on the right track
In thsir search for the Whitecba pei mur-
derer. Two persons have beer found ho
saw the man that accompanied the last
victim TO her room on the night she Wa
murdered. Their description, OF the man
tally in eyery resptct
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CABLE FLABHE8.

Right Hon. Sir Richard Bagallsy, for.
msrly Lord Justice Of Appeals Of England,
is dead. He WAS ~ years Of Ags.
The heavy rains Of the past few day.
have caused floods In many districts Of
England.
The body Of . we'll dtsxd woman was
taken out Of tho Thames this morning.
There were marks on the body which ave
rss TO Q suspicion that the woman had
been murdered, bat Il ID possible that che
committed suicide.
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Marriage Af ria-k.hn-.

NPee'A1 TelcSrGD . the Register
CLAREsBrRn. ". Va, November Is -.
~ ~ ionf O'Clock this morning Mr.. D. G.
WATKINS was married 10 Miss BIancSs
ES1st Toe happy couple left On The :
! eloeS train fer Washington City. W,
tItend eopgral u atinns "s
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Hovs,.s Plurality over lGstsos.

INDIANAPOLIS, IsD., November Ia
Official returns Of th, vote fot Governor Of
Indiana were completed tonight Total
gubernataisl vote $50. .G34, against sos, ,oN
for Governor In 1894. Geo. Hovsy, Re
publican, 2s3, ,194; Col. Mstsoe,. Dsne-
crsi, 28l, ,0O3; Huahss, Prohibtion. 71ej
MiIroy, Labor, 268i; Hovey's plnrslity
3, ,1sl. tg,inst :, 800 for Gov. Gray in 1894.
The Prohibitions vo.s In 1854 W. {, ,33s.
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MATT q AY was iu Virginia Monday in
conference with Boss MALONE, and stimuli
taneously came the annOuuc 9ment that
the Democrats were trying to steal some
thing there.
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POCAHONTAs.
special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, November 13.-The off,
cial returns fiom Poc4hontas county have
heen received, Fleming's msj ority Is 3O4
For the rest cf the State ticket it is 3OS.
Over tbree hundred more votes were cast
at this election than at any preceding Oue
The Democrats carried the National, State
and county tickets by an increased maj or
ity. Aldersons majority was 81. The
mejoIity against prohibition was 954.
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in the same counties are slightly greater
than AldeIson's:
Aldsrson's uisjotity..".."..~
CABELL.
specisl Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, November 13.-
Official canvass By the County Court for
Cshell gives Democratic maj orities: Cleve-
land 479, Fleming 42O, with balance Of
State ticket running ahead; jackson 452;
minority against Prohibition 479. Moth
II 2 late from Logan.
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Rsoeptlon to ArohbIshop Corrlgap.

New YORK, November ia reception
was given to Archbishop Corrigan at the
Catholic Club tonight, at which he wOs
presented with a beautiful testimonial OF
carving and engraving, Bshlp Cnatlrd,
of Vincennes, Ind accompanied the Arch
bishop. Ou tebalf of the College of Notre
Dame, Indiana, the Archbishop presented
a gold cross to Richard Ii. Clark for his
work in erecting the memorial hall there.
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rhs Bar.on Wool M.rk.t.

Bosroy, November 13.-There is good
demand for domestic wool; Ohio and Penn
wlyznia Y 3O,3le; Xxx and above 32s33e;
Ooio fine delsine 34s35s; Michigan do 32a
33c; unwashed combing hrm at Ns28e;
Territory woods range ct 50s55c; pulled
Vools quiet; foreign wools am.
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Morgan Official.

Special Telegram 70 the keglster'
BEeKLEY SPRINGS, W. VA, November
1S.-Tne County Court met here to-day
and canvassed the vote of the county. The
official vote is: Harrison S79, Cleveland
537, Goff S7S, Fleming 544, Flick 872,
Wilson 547. Prohibition vote 2l.
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A Notorious Criminal Captured.

PIrTsBURG, November 13.-"Tug" Lee,
a notorious Pittsburg tough, and one Of
the supposed murdecers of Robt. Mcclure
in Dead Mans Hollow, near McKeesport,
several years ago, has been arrested at
NorristOwn, Pa. He has been fugitive
from Justice ever sincs the murder.
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Neither Governor Nor Senator.

Special 5afOra" TO he Rf9i''Er,
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, November 13.-
The parade was not what it was expected
It was tame affair. The disappointment
was that Goff is neither Governor, nor goes
In the Sanata
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sudden Death Nt Grafton.

-'''sTl61 % u RfgIg'sr.
HARRISBURG, W. Va, Novembsr Il -
James Patton, father of Thomas Patton
II an, h.'s; at tean KoblegArd, died uusxoect.
ny 0ia az Graf'on thiG WOruipg he wss on ~
- - way Tom ChieNgl N this eitv /, "a, y !
Aa'L The funeral will pcsnr u 80, pJ q .
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FRYE STUBBORN.
II Blaine Wants His Position He Will Have
to Fight for 1t.

WASHINGTON, November 13,-The
wife of Senator Frye is being quoted in
the hotels this evening as having said to
another lady that ter husband would rot
be member CT the PresideDt.eleCt's Cabi-
net; that he did not want a position iu the
Cabinet, nor would he accept one; that he
intended TO secure his reelection to the
United States Senate, and that if Mr..
Blaine wanted to come to the Senate in Mr..
Ffye's stead ne would have to fight for an
election before the Maine Legislature.
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Driven to Death by Eisc.los I.ossss.

NEW YORK, November 13.-Thomn B.
Bolts, an insurance broker. aetd 3S years,
shot him,elf through the hssd st tbs
Hotel Royal to-day, and did within sn
hcur Disappointment over the election,
and financial LOSES caused by 10, led to ths
act. Bolts was q member Of the famous
Bolts family Of Virginia. He "a, popular
among insurance brcken. aud wss Csptsiu
of their Cievelaud and Thurman Club. He
had been . member Of the Seventh Rsgt.
ment. and va, resident Of Harlem.