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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

pulpit at tbs NJ + Church Sunday, in
the absence Of Rev. Stewart
The marriage ceremony oF l.. 3. PHrdy
aud Mrs L'zz.s Sa,tl. is to be- performed in
the auditorium OF tho II. + Church ;h,s
evening at O'Clock.
Ms. Tanner Dun, Of Cameron, is visiting
friends here.
Dfs. Logan and Biaiyde!l, of Wheeling,
were attending the picnic yesterday.
the Republicans her, are maddar than
" he's over ,he nsnios'iol Of Harrison
aacir Whole cgy Was Eaiua, B.aius,
Blaine.
Miss Minnie Clarke, of New Martina.
VILE, has bean spending the pars week
with Mrs Wul Frzsimmons. Shs re-
tumed home yesterday.
The Free Masons held their picnic 10
Shara's orchard yesterday. In the morn,
ing after parsdiug the streets the lodge
repaired to the orchard, where an elegant
dluner was served. In the afternoon
several iiue speeches were made. A large
nag was presented to the members OF Mc.
Conkey' Band. +. + Me,ghen made the
prescntatiOn speech and \ l. Holiday
responded on behalf OF the band. Several
persons from Cameron and other ueighbar
ing towns We're 10 attendance.
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NV YORK, June % --Flour-Receipts
2G.2i9 package; exports 5.05l barrels
ard 52S sacks; dull and unchanged; sales
IL 100 barrels Wheat Receipts 10, $50
bushels; exports d},5Ol bushels; sales
256 600 bushels futures, 2D, OOO bushels
spDt; optioug moderately active; No red
July s5as6t, closing at s64c; August s1a
siic, closing Mt S1,c; September - Cassie,
closing at -Slc; December 9lg,92tc,
closing at ole; May 96s,oG,c, closing at
g6.c. Corn-Rrceipts IL $50 hushela;
sales ,2iO 900 bushels futures; 2OH,OOO
hnshels spot; exports G3 sol bu hels; July
53l53lc closing at 51lC; August 54ta54,c,
closing at 5l2e; September - l5js I, closing
NJ Bose; October So 45Gt, closing at 56c;
Novemhrr 5j!a55,c, closing at 55sc; De-
cemhcI 52c, closlngat 52C. Oats-Rrcelpts
lUg. 500 bushels; Exports 5000 bushels;
sales 60 OUO bushels futures; 80, 600 bush
els spot; market shade lirmeri mixed
w,s.ern 3Od37c; white DO :;-tiO!c. Hay
Weaker: shipping 55l Gjc. HOps-Dull
and unchanged. Cotl.e--Braz,l growths
entirely nominal at l4Ic for fair BIO; OPP
tons moderately active, June closing -
points higher and other months 100
p points higher, closing steady;
sales, futures, 3, 500 bags; June
II s5a1l 9Or; July 10 j04lO 75C; Au-
gust $3.50 CSC; September g.55a9 75c;
October $500 GIc; November . 6Js9 zoe;
December q 5Oag TO-; February 75c;
March . T0a9 soc; April g 65c. Sugar
Dull; tair quoted at ltai 1916; centri-
fugal, 30 test, 9-lGa; molasses 4:i, C.
Molasses-Dull at l9lr. R.ce-Q1iet ard
unchanged. Steady; United
closed steady at 73.c. Cotton Seed OIL
Steady; crude AZ; refined lie. Tallow-
Easy; prime city Sc Resin Unchanged
Tnrpentine-Dull at 3Gic Eggs-Dull hut
steady; western l5sl5ic; receipts G713
packages. Pork-pull and unchanged
Cat Meats niet and steady. lard
Firmer; western steam spot quoted At
s. 52laS %; July s. 59as "a; August
- 81; September S. 56aS 81; October
$ 5Oss 80; November s O0aS 10; city
steam = 90 Butter-UuChanged. Cheese
Quiet but firm; Ohio flat 7asc. Copper
Quiet and steady; lake $40 %.
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SrOU ND5VrLLE MITES.

Miss Rsua Johnson, of Denver, Col, il
venting her parents IN the upper wari.
j. c Simpsou Jr. uu attorney At Sgrt-
cu-e, Kan , but formerly OF this place, IL
u oar midst once more.
Mr.. {. Il. McCarrilor dropped his
watch in upper town last Friday evening.
Any Que finding it will be literally re-
warjei nv leaving it with the REGISTER
correspondent.
Circuit Curt finished it's business and
ed pnrncd for the regular term Saturday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Green Dunlap will
take place az Mt n1se cemetery this after
moon
Rvs Ea'tpl and Traiuer occupied the
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STS Dali and steady.


F..uIsaud.a-half REGISTERS. ...............lO7i
FGGrSaud-ahRf Coupons. ...........lJil
P4CGa siAes " 1855 ...lly
STATES Dull and Steady.
Observation-Disclosures; sales 81, go, 600.
STOCKS The unusual heat of the past
few days had the effect of keeping at home
u number OF members of the Board to-day,
and the interest taken in the labOrs of the
political Convention at ChiCagO restricted
the business done by those in attendance
to the smallest amount. The opening was
extremely dull, with prices rather heavy,
and though the traders showed an indiB-
position to operate pending the nOmlna-
tion, the loom developed a Ieac'Ionary ten
dency. Prices sagged Of. with no life
in the dealings beyond the trad
ing in Rock Island, in which an
attempt to market 5000 shares brought
the stock down per csnt. The down
ward tendency spread 10 the general list
and became intensified after IL o'clock and
st Paul aud Reading took the lead. After
the announcement of the nomination there
was come dissatisfaction cEpi eSsed, and al
though there was some attempt to make y
boom On the strength of the completion OF
the convention, there was more heavy sell
ing than had be II seen NJ any previous
time Of the day, and an in
crossed activity was developed. Ia
this latter decline, Reading, st. Paul
Missouri Pacific, Lake Shore and Northern
Pacific preferred were most prominent
There was, however no special feature of
importance shown, the dizziness being less
only by comparison, aud the market final.
y closed quiet and weak at the lowest
prices OF the day. Although the tlnctua-
tons throughout the day were small the
steady decline left the entire active list
lower Rock Island IL of (, Lake Shore,
Missouri Pacific and st. Paul preferred / !,
Lackawanaa and AtchisOd II! Sales
lll,u2i shares. Quotations closed bid as
follows.
Adams Express 40; American Express
lO7i; Canada Pacific SGT; Central Pacific
30; Chesapeake and Ohio -; do preferred
tirsts -; do seconds -; Chicago and Alton
1913; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ll2{;
Delaware and Hudson, 1903; Delaware,
I.eckawanua and Western l2s.; Denver
and Rio Graude, l5l; Erie, 81; do pre-
ferred, 80; Fl. Wayne, 1872; Illinois
Central ll6I; Lake Shore, so; Michigan
Central 7S4; Minneapolis and ST. Louis
q; do preferred, 100; Missouri Pacific
IL; Northern Pacific, 23i do preferred,
SOL; Chicago and Northwestern 1855; do
preferred, 400; New York Central, lOit;
Oregon Transcouhnental, 90; Pacific Mail.
50; Peoria, D. & + Isl; Pittsburg 15S;
Pullman Palace Car Isl; Reading, 81;
Rock leland. 1O5; st. Louis anu San
Francisco 264; do preferred, 6il; first
preferred, ll3: St Paul, Minneapolis ard
Manitoba, 100; st. PaGl and Omaha, 3il;
10 preferred 1927 Texae Pacific, POI; Union
Pacific 535; United States Express ~,
Western Union 755.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
THE ORIGIN OF BEER.

In q Jolly field OF barley good King Gambri-
nus slept,
And dreaming Of his thirsty realm the
merry monarch wcpt.
"iu all my land of NcthcrlauI there grows
no mead or wine,
And water | could never coax ndOwn this
throat Of mine.
Nov list to me, We heather gods, aud exc,
yc Christian, too,
Both XrrucDocli aud Jupiter, and Mary. clad
in blue;
And mighty Thor, the Tnuudcrcr, and any
else thathr
The one who aids mo in nay need his servant
VIII he"
And as thc sinful hca,hcn all In tn" rl"y
lay,
Ihrr" came In dreams an angel bright, who
soft these words u,u SAY:
Arise, thou poor Gambrimu-, Tor even all
around
In the barley where ;hol slcepc,ta nectar
may BE- found.
ain the barley whrro thou sl"cpcs: tHcrc
hide, - nectar clear,
Witch men shall know IN later Time, Is
porter, air or beer
Taru In terms the most explicit he "pu' TIA,
monarch through,
AMI gaze him ere the dream WAS out the
r,ciHcs to brew.
Cpros, King Gamhrinu5 and shoo, him IA
tn. -un;
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money lac Per Cent Governments DUH
Huu Srrudy-StoCks Lower Flour Un-
chnnged-wheat Higher.
NV YORK, June 25.-MOney on call
easy at LAP per cent; last loan at J, closed
at lal per cent Prime mercantile paper
ia65 per cent. Sterling exchange dull hut
steady at 4S6i for 60 day bills, and lSsl
for demand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
THE GRADUATE

rcScuIaIIOu o. DIpI0ml,, ~ President Hound vi
Education
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DITFSBUEG, CINCINNATI AND
IlIIIS KALI .nAD IN

II"
iPSu HRndIe Rouic' Under schedule IN q
May 18th, 1855. trains leave Mh.,!.gg {
Ira! Standard Tine: For slcubeuyille Gua y
burgh, G.S5 4. m, l2:S5 p. IN, $40 y. N.
st,uDoLville sos p. II. The G.S5 30.
sos p n. trains make direct cnnuc;rInu
Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis md .4.e
The l2.SJ p. m. train makes direct conn.
for Columbus and Chicago. Tllins Rrs.v
Wheeling 81 6:ih 9. m, 10 ~ L NJ, 2ltb p. -.
q lU N IN
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WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.


Nutr- Abuut Isrtit- HHd Men Cleaned
From s,II over tho state.
Col F-n Wilson s.a r.,.Iy dis,anc,
Wrs. Atkiu,on IN CONGREGATIONAL race
AtEln-ua D. not accustomed 10 "a. track
vsty uai E-a is m old racer. 1ul never
btIkS -.H... Eur...
r NJ Drrbiu r.g ofTlvIor county. IS
..r,-..r.rfre r...r,.lna-d ,s the Drln..ra,;r
,.,rf,4r., G,r S.rrt,- f,r district \,
rs,r.-. election .rarri b, rfgf. SIr. Dur.
INN Is fl.rnuyhry identified with The gyrr-
e1.iur-. aud "r,;nsss 'nIe,e~t7 o. me
counties comprising ''e "'>''''.' "u"
.,,,,''' -"..'' ",.' ''y,'. '., no. -
''' .r ''.,..'. ,...- - " rm,hi,
rrHu rrmEr.r.
n f,o.4 uurn AS a. Gibson hal the
lower end af this district solid GG ms
nomination Tor Congress. and jackson the
rgDrr. with Indications pointing % Jack
-1q'- nomination Hc.g Il - rumoret
ufv .uf mry mo-. have Macon solid We
tr,gE a. wi.. howay-r.-No'. GrH#
rff-.,..-. ih4r nr,a,bIe thai fge only
.nd.I..e Q, G. presented to Lewis county
'w tar STATE Coa'r"Iun Is Hon. h Dry
Lrauun', ia1 au.E" OF jHr supreme I''Tt
90 Appeals, Hll i'oh 'hr .Ai'sEl"'loA W.
alE- r,,r.Net, % appears ail2s. certain
.1t, De- "il. De Illuminated. The Tepu.a-
..',, u'.,.'.,.'' ''J l' ~ WI .'.'i..'u "
''.7''" ,. nv. '. -
,'> '......., ,,.. 80, ,..' a.. W,
..'.' To .-s "'-' 80 ''' go. IN. W.
.."'l """',' 10. ".'i re- 90 que 49,, W
.- ',''.E' ".., "''''' nv w N,.'.,,. 80
..'" =" Wv -, -, -. -
,','.''s ~, M -. -,
''gg'' '' ..I7 80 - - -
N'.. '''''r g.- w. '..' '''' ''''''' 90 ''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
( rLEVELAND Il PITTSBukG K. 4

Under FCheiule IL a-cr. May ~ les, -
leave Bridgeport, Ohio Central '.auisri y
For Pittsburgh, Chicago aud Cleveland g.
N. For Pittsburgh, lulss.r For Chicago
cleveland H. =. m. Fol- IittshuIrh aal
York, S.5J p m. F"r SteuberYilic sa5 p
For Martins Ferry, 6:f5 4. N Trains sr-'
bridgeport ~ 7:5S 4. m, ~ - 4. n, u T.
i:l5 ?. IL, Az y. m, ant ~ ON
A l.. WALLIkG. Ticket au.u'
InylG Brid.pp.rg OuI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

W. e.. Bennett, E-i of Leafs county,
anuoaur,- himself candidate irr the
Democratic nomination for Judge of this
Creurf Mr Esuret H. and has always
been well known 90 our people, and * "a
lawyer ui proved success and high stand
raE Do nominated hr viii be- elected. and
70 elected Nl.. prove himself in every way
.,frd .or chat tEa.l.t DlssuOG.-I".lh'J-
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btLt' nj .
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking effect May eth, ISIS.
scnErI Trans will run rs fuiiows-I rui5Al 7
All trains daily except those marked O.
which do not run on sunday:
SOUTH RoUSD. No. : 10. 5. fSu.f.S
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CECNNATG June %. -HoPs--Slow;
common and light 81 OOa5 %; packing and
butchers s. 25i5 ~; receipts $500 head;
shipments 800 head.
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Toledo.

Toledo, O., June 25.-Wheat- Cash
and June sj!c; July 83Sc; August SO e.;
September SHE; December S6!c. Corn
Dali and steady; cash 47!c; July As
Oats-Qniet; cash 33c. Glover Seed-Dull;
cash 81 90.
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New YORK, June 25.-Dry Goods
Trade was quiet in all departments, but
the movement Of goods ON old engng ments
was very large.
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address Registered Letters 10
SEW OH EAEB NATIONAL BANK
ReW Orleans, La.

REMEMBER that the presence OF 1onsralt
EeAurogRfi and Early, TSO axe in charge Uf ths
rawlings, is 4 guarantee OF absolute fairness ard
Integrity, that the Chances are all Gqusl 10
hat no enc can possibly divine what NJ mbd
will draw s prize
REHEMBEB that the payment OF all PriIei
~ GUARANTEED Y POUR NATION.
Al BANKS OF New Orleans, ard the Tickets
are signed by tho President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognised in the
1igbcs' Courts; therefore, beware OF any hnits
In,, - -uary - sarsnsg iri3 VEaS'
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OarsNtxz;nnel r

re the undersigned Banks and Bankers wiz
ps: MI Prices drawn IN The Louisiana State lot
.ari"s which may bc presented at our counters.
X. VI. WAEMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana EstiOns
Bank
pIEI.nE EASAEX, Pres. State Natl BRus.
&. SsS.DWbE, rss. Now Cc.RinE Natl Bans
gSHg sSHBS lree. Uuiaa National Bppf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

Through Tickets and Baggage Checked Ia
points.
W. J. ROBINSON, Grrl Pass. Agent
PHrkcr,hurE, W.
FRED HuSEMEN. Tray rr-,. NgL
Il. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

EAST LIBERTY, June % Cattle
Receipta 2O9 head; shipments LIS head;
market very slow, lOe Ia 3Oc off on good
common and medium 25c of from last
Mondays prices.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head; shipments
-, 90 head; market slight decline; Phila-
delphlas S. 5Oa5 30; mixed s. 75a5 20;
Workers IS G5t5 20; common TO fair s. 80
~ 90.
Sheep Receipts !. 500 head; shipments
5000 hoad; market active, on good, p
higher, slow on common and medium at
last weeks prices.
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hirAKG,

CHICAGO, June 25.-Opening prices for
cereals on Change this morning were gen.
orally higher than the closing prices last
week. Wheat opened TO &c over the
close Saturday. Corn withcut feature,
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LIVE STOOK.


CHIOAGO, june % Cattla-Recoipts
8 900 head; shipments %, 900 head; mar
ket:irregular; becves So 75a5 80; cows and
mixed 81 5Ol3 30; stOckers and feeders
81 25a375; Texans 81 6OI3 30.
Hogs Receipts 90 600 head; shipments
}. 500 head; market strong; mixed s. i5a
) 81; heavy s. 55a5 Is; light s. 4Oa5 90;
high and culls 81 lOa5 30
Shcep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
blank market alowi muttons So OOaA 80;
western feeders 50 S5aI 10; Texans $2a
3 10; lambs I'D.
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was the SUBJECT Of i've minutes essay 10y
Miss Carrie LtndfrIed. The little lady
said that the graduate is not modern
product. Harvard turned out the first
graduates in this country, according To
history. The boy tnishing school ot late
years does not appear to have as hard
time ut 1t ~ Of old. The paper Was well
received.
Miss RsChael Adams took for her paper
q novel theme, The Fire 1t has been
but tew. weeks since the Central Building
nas badly damaged by tire, aud the essay
was all about it The fire companies were
Landed and thanked TER their efficient work
The loss Of the school bell and the town
clock were Motel. The essay throughout
was good and showed much original
thought.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
TENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

Otthe Bellslre High SchooI-A Noteworthy
Performance.
The tenth annual commencement Of the
Bellmre High School occurred last night 10
the Elysjan Theatre Before o'clock the
connections edttics WAC crowded. The
stage was artisticglly decorated with ferns
aud hot house plants, Kramer's orchestra
furnished the music.
The following IL the programme rem
Ge.ed:
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Bradford.

BRADFORD, PA, June % Petroleum
Opened ut 73lc; closed at 13!c; highest
73ic; lowest 72!c; clearances, 100000
h.rr.1y
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PKCitDilHEa.
on CITY.

on CITY, June - .-PetrOleum-OponeG
at - >; highest 73{c, lowest rae; closed
at 73ic; sales 5jO, 900 barrels; cearanccs
| ,l32 900 barrels; shipments lrl 600 bar
rols; runs A., 33S barrels; charters none.
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Ntl.

CINCINNATI, o., June 25.--Cotton-
Steady. Flour-In moderate demand
Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2 red Soc;
receipts $500 bushels; shipments 1900
bushels Corn-Dull; No. , mixed sic
Oats-Dull; No. > mixed 3i!c, Rye
Dali at 6Sc. Pork-Quiet at Sli %
Lard-Quiet Bulk Meats--E4ser; short
ribs 81 G2!. Bacon-FTmer; short clear
50 on. Whisky-Quiet at 81 H. Butter
Dali; fancy creamery 20a2lc; fancy dairy
lial5c Sugar-FIrm; hard refined 7a7ic;
New Orleans 5{c Eggs--Frmer at BE
Cheese-Steady; prime to choice Ohio Hat
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JOB PRINTING!
LETTER HEADS
BILL HEADS !

Everything IN the Job Printing line Ell
promptly and IN the Most artistic Style
REG lister JOB ROOMS.
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Oats dull Provisions moderately active
Fionr unchanged. Wbeat-Cash No. .
aUrirg 7S!a79c; No. . red SOlas0tc; June
7S,a79lc. clnsing at 79sc; July 7Sla79!c,
closing a 79c; August 79iaSOc, closing
at 793r; September 79!asOfc, closing at
% C0rn-NO. 9, 47la47tc; June Al
e4s; closing at 47c; July 47ta4S.c, closing
ut 4S!.; August 4s4a494c, closing al
49;c; September 47ia49sc. closing at 49!c
OII-Nn ., 3lC; July 3Oil3l7c, closing
3l!'; Alyo . "6s 2G!c closing ~ 2GIc,
Srp'emhe: 253a25s', closing at 25Jc. Rye
At 53c. Barley--At Gic. Flaxssed-
At 81 30. Timothy Ssei-At 81 Boa
2 80 MISS PDrk-Sl3 90; July $l3 Ga
ALB 70, ciosiGg at $l3 7Oi August Sl3 75a
- 77!, closing at SIS ~; September
$l& S5a13 S7!; closing a: Sl3 81! Lard
Per 100 lbs IS %; July s. 27l Is 30, closing
at IS 27!; August s. 355S 37!, closing at
81 35; September 50 42!eS45, closing at
s. I24; October $ 42iaS 40, closing at
- 424 Cut Meats--Shnrt ribs s. 45I
: II; shoulders Sc 0Oa6 %; short clear
sides s. 95aS 90 Whisky-At 81 90
Sugar-DulI Butter 49, Fairly active;
creamery l5ialsc; dairy Halle. Eggs
Firm at l3Aal4c.
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8anks.

pANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
ststa and City Depository. Stockholders
DOubly liable.
IhF - Sbib"O
Government and Local BOnds bought and sold
Drafts Issued on any poin! IN Europo, az We!
a, on tina principal cities Of the United StsteG
4 general banking business tr nsaCted.
VIM. A. IsET1, Pre- ident
wH. b. SIMPSON, Vice President
JUL Y. p. JEP5ON Cashier.
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NJ AN II OLA

CALM .s.a.-auy az. ..el tgTa.r, neck. Arms
vi Hands. Removes Ian, sulbuEu & Ercckles
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Nav York.

NEW YORK June 25.-Petroleum-
Onnued at rec; closed 1870; highest
7%tc; lowest 2sc sales zoo, 600 barrels.
ritIAburg.
PITTsRuRG, Pa June2j. Petroleum
Dnll hut steady; opened at 725c, closed at
734C; highest Sc; lnwsst ~ c.
TItuSVills.
TITUsvILLE PA, June 23.-Petrolcum
Opened At 72ic; highest re; lowest
72tC; closed ut 13e.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-09

The Cleveland administration has been
defeated in It's attempt at reelection because
the people of the United States want no
more of Democratic rule After all is said
this is the meaning Of the overwhelming
Republican victory which was won on Tues
day 1t is true that Hills friends in New
York were bound to elect him. regardless
of the fate of the national ticket. 1t is
true that tn, Presidents free trade declara
ton alarmed the working men and the
manufacturing interests of the country.
It is true that the plain people of America
did not relish the revelation that the Cleve-
land administration is more English than
American in its sympathies, and long list
Of equally patent truths might be stated
But when the list was completed the fact
would remain that the people are disguised
with the record of broken promises and un-
fulfilled pledges which the Cleveland adj
miuistration has made, and this feeling has
found expression in the verdict given ON
Tuesday at the polls
That the will of the people was not per
mitted To be defeated by Democratic frauds
and that the country has been redeemed
from such rule, is cause for sincere thanks
giving No truer man, no better represen
tative of the American people than Gen
Harrison ever received the SURFACES Of hi,
countrymen. He has borne himself through
out the canvass with rare dignity, manlines,
and self poise Under his executive lead,
with both branches Of Congress in Repubh
can control, we may once more look for
ward 20 a wise, strong and Just administra
ton of our national affairs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-09

The Ohio Republicans claim "A plurality
Of ~, 600 to 10000 There has been turn.
about in several of the Congressional dis
tricts. All told the Republicans have prob
ably made "a gam Of one.
Harrisons plurality IN Iowa will proba
bly, exceed 10000 Weaver in the 9th dis
trict and Anderson III the Sth are both de
feated giving the Republicans every Con
gresham in the state but one
The Democrats claim Missouri by 81, 900
Surprising Republican gains were made in
St Louis
The Kentucky Democrats claim a gain OF
two Congressman and majority for Cleve
land Of 10000
In Maryland one and possibly two mem
bers of Congress have been gained by tn,
Republicans
The North Carolina returns show SINAI
Democratic gains
A heavy vote was polled in Oregon
enough returns are in 10 Justify the est
mate of 1000 10 5000 majority for Harr
SON
The Tennessee Republicans gain one Con
! gresham.
Florida and Louisiana show about tn,
same Democratic maIorities as four wear,
ago.
Inc returns from Two thirds OF the state
| Of Georgia indicate that Cleyeland's ma
| jority will be 2j,O00. The reduced MAORI
| ty is owing to a very light vote Throughout
/ the state
Senator Fair was defeated in his still
hunt 10 capture the state Of Nevada Tn,
Republican committee has reliable informa
tion that it is safely Republican by 1901
majority. That is good deal for tha
small state
The latest estimates give Nebraska /,
/ Harrison 10y between 10000 and 81. 900
For governor, Thayer, Republican, vii
have p, 900 majority
In spite of foolish Democratic claims /,
the contrary Michigan is safely Republican
The returns indicate the election Of eigh
Republicans and two Democrats 10 Con
gress, Republican gain of two.