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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25

class Of 1858. Be
ing at homo on
vacation at ona
time, he d Q I er-
mined to 60 to the
frontier againss
I h 0 Comanches,
who were commit
ting great u t.
RACES upon : h o
settlers. His regi-
ment fought the
Indians and de-
feated them. A
little white girl
was rescued who
had been In pos.
session of he
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25
THE CRUISER BALTIMORE.
She Is Nearly Ready to Launch at Cramps,
philadeIphia.

,hV ~ ANVe''y 4AsSNuy w A<suhNu ~ S'a'ufs '
Philadelphia.
The cruiser Baltimore Is the latest
United States war vessel prepared for
launching. She is one Of the largest of
the cruisers authorized by congress, being
a twin screw vessel built of steel with
steel protected deck. She is 815 feet long.
4Sb feet beam, 19A feet draught when
equipped, and 4,410 tons displacement.
Her estimated horse power is 10, 750, and o
speed of 10 nots an hour is guaranteed.
The contract cost is 81 ,325, 900. Her pro-
pelling power will be furnished by ten
triple expansion engines, in separate water
tight compartments. They arc. of. 10, 400
horse power.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25

larly known for
erecting the An
Dire III onu ment.
David Dudley en-.
tered William S
college in 1921,
and in 1895 began
law study in tho
Office o I Har-
manns Bleecker,
Of Albany, N. Y.
In 1928 he was ad.
mitted to tho bar
in New York city,
where he first at
tracted notice by
his defense of an
escaped slave
against the opera
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25
rlo Was Very Eccentris.

Miss Clara with little cough|--You
scarcely remember your grandfather,
sposc, Ethelf
Miss Ethel-N.no.
Miss Clara--Still, you must have had
one. remember my grandfather so well.
He was very eccentric old gentleman.
Mis- Ethel-Yes, so l understand.
have heard that he used 10 use the back
Of his hand for napkin. THE Epoch.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25
LAWRENCE SULLIVAN ROSS.

Named for Governor by tho Democrats OF
Texas.
Lawrence Sullivan Ross, second time
nominated for governor of Texas by tao
Democrats, Is 80 yenrs old. and by birth
Hoosier. He was born at Bentonsport,
Ind, but early removed TO Texas. At 10
he entered the Wesleyan college in North
Alabnma. where he Graduated with tho
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25

At the early age of 10 he located in New
York city, which has been his place Of
business ever since. though his legal res
idence has largely been in Connecticut.
He was once q candidate for congress.
and in 1884 ran for governor of Connecti-
cut on the Ben Butler Labor ticket. Ho
IS president Of the Franklinite Steel and
Zinc company, and IL otherwise inter-
ested In steel and zinc projects. His
Office is at 90 William street, New York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25
Tho American Nominee.

Gen. James Langdon Curtis, who is to
add new feature to the campaign as
candidate OF the American party for pres
ident. is man who has done good
many things, and done them well, and
yet managed to remain very inconspic-, !,
uous. He was general In the late war, !
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pltpMoNr cAAurAuouA.


Thes New and EEle9antu Bummer School
Near Atlanta.
Tho south, especially Georgia. is taking
q deep interest in all thchewest methods
Of popular education. and very naturally
adopts most easily those which can be
employed In the open air. Such IL the
Chautauqye Of Georgia, located near Salt
Springs, . famous watering place. sixteen
miles weet Of Atlanta. They are unique
in design and elaborate in finish. The
mic lawnA. ARTIFICIAL lakes and beautiful
flower mounds. an especially interesting
feature beinr a rose mound seventy feet
high, and covered entirely with rose
shrubs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25

but never saw ac-
tive service. hav-
ing been engaged
all 3 the time in
raising and organ.
izing troops, es-
pecially by super
In t Q II ding the
draft. He W O S
born In Hartford
in 1912, and Is
therefore 20 years
old, but Is still in
firm h al 1t h of
hody and mind
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25
MT. GRErNA PARK.
Mt. Gretna Park,
FOE EXCURSIONS AND PICHICs.
This Park ia located in the heart of the
south Mountain on the line of the
Cornwall n Lebanon RaiIrOad-

South Mountain on the line oil the
Cornwall q Lebanon Railroad.
Nine nj 80 south OF the City of Lebanon
within easy distance of Harrisburg, Reading
Lancaster. Columbia and all points on the
philadelphia a ca ling ana Pennsy lvanis
Railroads. Tho 10 ,ndE are large, covering
hundreds OF acres, and are
FREE TO ALI.
The conveniences are u Large Dancing Pa
vtliop. q Spacious Dining Hall. Two Kitchens.
Baggage ana Coat Booms. while the arrans 9
ments tor amusements consist of troquet ana
ball Grounds, Bowling Alley. shooting Gal
lery Quoits, Etc., Elc Tables Tor Lunchrrs,
Rustic Seats and Benches arc scattered
throughout the grounds
THE RIFLE RANGE
or the National GuaId of Pennsylvania has
been located at Mt 9retna. ana the Military
Rife Practice, from time tn time at the Ran 90.
will constitute new attraction TO visitors.
Another attraction is
Covering nearly twenty acres on which ars
placed q number of elegant New Boats, and
along the banks of which ara pleasant walks
ana 'o'''' sSss OBS afsvATIoN CARS
anon Railroad. or will be sent to different
points. when practicable. tor the accommoda-
ton OF excursion parties. They are safe,
pleasant and convenient.
Parties desiring II can procure Meals at the
pervision of e NJ BoLTz. OF the Lebanon
Valley -ouse. Those who wish to spend day
in the Mountains can ma no place 80 beauti
ful or Rffording so much pleasure as Mt.
Gretna SO LhToxtC.TIsG DRINKS AL.
~ FOR Excursion Rates ana General Infor.
NATION, apply TO ,,e,,
supt G. & L. Railroad, Labanon, Pa.
jesS-3ma
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No MsTe1Fy,
No Poiash,'
Or any other Mineral Poison.

n Il rasurss Remedy. made esciusivsly
from Roots and Herbs.
Ms perfectly Harmless.
10 10 the only remedy known 10 the world
that has ever yet Cured contagious Blood
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10 cures Mercurial Rheumatsm. Cancer,
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caused from impure blood. II 10 now prs-
scrfbsd By thousands Of the best physiciaas
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shs statement Of few:
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BRrsns, oA.-witiie White was .at1ieted
with scrofuls esven years. prescribed q Q.
q and today b .fcs ga W Easa.. FHssas S1TE 4 D.
ss:s Ssa. M y u.s. ~ s:.: s:,
blood poison. Il acts much bettsr than pot.
a'h OF any o'h'r Ts:dy w,as.s, ssss s,is s. qssd
Formerly Of Sussex Co, Va
pA u J. Hale. the well known .drussiat
end physician e Ms.hyi,ls .n,s Howsre co.nt
wsss Ss Psmsas Fl s. sfs .l;s ;sfs S
eases. - matters not whatthe name may bs"
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over The world. which VIII convince you that
~ sle. On s ss sne No samy .sone 10
without It. We have another on CONTAGIOUS
Blood Poison, sent On same terms.
Write u. history Of & your re case sc .,. ana orr
striotest confidence. We will not deceive
you knowingly.
Tor sale by all druggists.
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Drawer 9 Atlanta. Ga.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25

The true host entcrtains so that on
leaving the guest feels moro pleased with
himself than with his Ihost.--Ivan Panin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25
I EBANON q LANCASTER JOINT
- LINE RAIuROAD
Arrangement os Passenger Traius on. anc
AFTER, sunDAy, nAY la 1883.
DE N 8 Y L VA MA RAILFOAD
1873. -
Trains LEAVE LANCASTER ana leave ana ar
rive at Philadelphia rs follows:
W WEsTwARD.

W mol w Anu.
Pacific Expressi. 49,.
news Expresst .....
Way PAssengeit......
Mail tratnvia Mt. Joyt
NO. Q Mail Traint.... /.
Niagara Express go.
hanover Accom-.
Fast l.tntt...........,
Frederick Accom-.
Lancaster Accom-. 90.
harrisburg Accom- !.
Columbia Accom
Harrisburg kxpres. 4
western hxrresst -.
EAsTw ARD.
Phila. Kxpresst. t.....,
Fast Linet............
Harrisburg Express,
Lancaster a COON.
Columbia Accom-.
Atlantic Expresst :.
6eashore Express. ..
Phnadol phia Accom-
sunday Mail. ........,
Day Expresst.
Harrisburg Accom-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
Smith Says He will Rep
resentJudge Jackson In Con-
gress.-.McGinnis and His
Mule Not Out of
the Woods.

Returns from our own State are still
far from decisive, but the handsome Re-
publican gains indicate that the esti-
mates which promised a Republican vic
tory in West Virginia were founded on
real changes in public sentiment, and
not on mere fancy. Not only are there
handsome gains in Republican counties,
but in Democratic counties US well, in
dicating that the same influences have
operated on public sentiment.
These gains stretch across the State
from Senator Faulkncr's county Of Berk-
eley to the Ohio river. Richie performs
the surprising feat of doubling her Re-
publican majority Of four years ago and
coming to the front with 600. Hub
bard's giant stride in Ohio county is
one OF the phenomenal features Of the
campaign.
Judging by all the information at
hand and estimating the reasonable
probabilities, West Virginia is today
Republican State and the Legislature
will elect Republican Senator. If all
these good things come true, there will
be some jollifying the country over.
Returns from twenty.three counties,
polling about half of the vote of the
State give net Republican gains Of 2,51G,
The same ratio, ifsustained throughout
the State, will make West Virginia Re-
publican by nearly 1000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
ElTCHIE COUNTY
Shows Republican Inereaso OF Nearly Two
Hundred Over EIghty.Four.
Ss...i.,L ni.naL.h Ia A.. Lnl.ui.......

Shows Republican Iherease OF Nearly Two
Hundred Over EIghty.Four.
Special Dtspaieh TO the IateIliGencer.
RtTcnIE G. e., W. VA, Nov. 7.-Oni-
cial returns from eleven precincts give
Harrison eleven hundred and forty.six /;
Cleveland five hundred and fifty.four.
The same precincts gave Blaine and But
Ter nine hundred and fifty.6ve; Cleye-
land four hundred and twenty.three, n
net Republican gain of sixty over the
fusion vote OF eighteen and eighty.four
in tho same precincts. GoG' has
GIG majority; Smith for Congress 593
Morris, for Senator, 5S5. The precincts
not yet heard from gave in 1884 a Demo-
cratic majority OF 81. The same rate OF
gain in the remaining nine precincts
will give US majority OF 600 in the
county. The entire county ticket is
elected by majority ranging from 400
to GOO. The Prohibition amendment is
close, but it has probably carried by u
small majority. The Third party vote
shows q small decrease from the vote of
1886.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. THE Post
tomorrow will say: The President takes
the result calmly and philosophically.
He talked quite freely about the returns
and the increased Republican vote, but
expressed not the slightest regret in the
world at any action he had taken during
his administration. lie is willing to
admit that his position on the tariff,
and the decided stand he took
in favor OF revenue reduction may have
lost him good many votes, but be still
maintains that ii it were to do over
again he would follow the dictates ol
his convictions. The President receiv-
ed no kilograms from the National DEM
ocratic Committee until late in the al
ternoon. From what he has heard, he,
however, comedies that he is defeated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
THE DEMOCRATS GIVE 1T UP.

Chairman JewGtt, of the Democratic Com
mittee of Indiana, Comedies the state.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. AT 1880
this evening the Democratic committee
rooms were deserted.
Chairman Jewett greeted the Associa-
ted Press correspondent pleasantly, and
in answer to the suggestion that he
might have something to say regarding
the political situation in the State,
said: "The indications are that the
Republican electors have carried the
the State. The official count may show
differently. The probability is that We
have elected part Of our State ticket. We
have elected ten Congressman, gain OF
four. We have a certain majority in
the State Senate Of six and in the lower
House Of twenty, giving US control on
joint ballot. l do not care 10 say any
thing about the methods by which this
was ACCOMPLISHED,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08

Att o'clock this morning Chairman
Cowden, of the Republican Executive
Committee, was found at the West
ern Union telegraph office closing
up his comparisons Of the re-
turns received thus far with those
of the last presidential campaign.
He said, "The returns from NIL
parts OF the State are most graft
Tying. We now estimate General COTS
majority for Governor at l,400; that is
our lowest estimate. Harrison will have
the electoral vote of this State by about
800 votes less than Gof polls. In the
House we will have IS out OF the 65
members and the Senators we elect to-
gether with our hold-over Senators will
give us fourteen out OF the twenty.six
seats in that body. Our calculations,
which are based on comparatively full
returns, lead US to claim all four Con-
gressioDal districts"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
CALIFORNIA.
Both sides Claiming tho Statc-San Fran
cisco Goes for Cleveland.

cisco Goes for Cleveland.
SAN FRAYoIsco, Nov. THE returns
throughout California are coming in
very slowly, and as there are no COM
plcte city or county returns, no basis OF
comparison with the vote Of 1854 is pos
sible. The Republican and Democratic
State central committees both claim the
State. the former by from 1000 to 5000,
while the Democrats contend that the
Democratic presidential ticket will have
a majority of 1000 to 5000 The city of
San Francisco has been carried by the
Democrats. The Evening Pres, Repub-
lican, says: Cleveland's majority in the
city win be G,6OO, while the Democrats
claim that the majority OF Cleveland
will approximate eight to nine thousand
in the city, and the Republicans will
not come to the city with sufficient vote
to overcome this. The entire Demo-
cratic ticket is elected in San Francisco.
Four hundred and iorty-fve precincts
California out oil a total OF 1850, outside
OF San Francisco city, give Harrison 81
400, Cleveland 25,544. Nocomparison by
precincts is possible, owing to the large
number OF new precincts.
First Congressional distriCt-34 out OF
All precincts, Harrison 2,l35, Cleveland
2,OO2. In 1884 the same precincts gave
Blaine 2,57G, Cleveland 1858. In the
Second Congressional district 30 pre-.
cincts out Of $50 give Harrison 1,742,
Cleveland l,4SO. In 1891 they gave
Blaine l,7l6, Cleveland 1859. In the
Third Congressional district i5 precincts
out Of ISL give Harrison 2,50l, Cleve.
land l,772. The vote here cannot be
compared with that OF 1884, on account
OF changein the precincts. Fifth Con.
gressional distriCt-l9 precincts out OF
So, outside Of San Francisco, Harrison
l,0GO, Cleveland l,l72. Sixth Congress.
sional district-G0 precincts out OF 55S
give Harrison 3,79l, Cleveland 3,00S.
In San Francisco at midnight 20 pre-
cincts so far aS.counted give Harrison
$50, Cleveland T5l. The Republicans
allege fraud in counting the votes.
Od out l3l precincts in this city and
county give Harrison l0,3lS, Cleveland
7B5S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08

Chairman Tom.RileY, he who has been
SO busiiy engaged in running the cam
paiGn for the past four weary months,
was seen by an 1NTELddENoER repre-.
sentative about 1850 o'clock last even
ing and asked for his estimates on the
results in this State. Letting two by
four smile chase itself over his face
he calmly announced it Us his belief
that Judge Fleming had been elected
Governor by from $500 to 1000 majority
over General Goff. He also claimed,
with a nerve that was simply wonderful,
that Hon. William L. Wilson had been
reelected TO Congress from the Second
district by o majority OF 500 over Gem
erOl Flick. He estimated that the
Democracy would have q majority Of 10
on Joint ballot in the Legislature, but he
declined to give any Of his returns or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
MARION COUNTY.


Republicans Claim It For FIIck-A Com.
bIne to Contend Against.
Special DiEOtch 10 he Lnte9iOeneer
FAIRMoST, W. Va, Nov. Us. p. m.
Both parties claim the county on the
Presidential ticket; also for Legislature.
The vote is close and it will require that
all returns should be received to deter
mine. We claim a majority for Flick in
the county, also the election Of Re-
publican sheriff, county commissioner
and some minor offices. Our legislative
ticket had fusion Of Democrats and
Union Laborites to contend against.
LATER n. m.-The official vote OF
Fairmont precinct is as follows: Har.
rison 4l3; Cleveland 2l3; Fisk o; Golf
1903; Fleming 233; Carskadon z: Flick
493; Wilson 2l2; Burt s; Morris 40l;
Yeater 2l5; Bonar o; House OF Delegates
N. L. Fleming, Republican, 3O4; John
@. Jones, Republican, 39G; G. A. Prich-
ard, Democrat, ZIG; d. NJ. Harr, Demo-
crat, 2l0; NJ. A. Clayton, Prohibition,
II; p. L. Shuman, Prohibition, 8. The
returns are not in yet from the county.
This precinct gives a gain OF so on Har.
rison, 30 on Golfand II on Flick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
INDIANA.
Tho bulletins From IIarrison's State and
What they Indicate.

Tho bulletins from lttlfrtsOnA state ana
What they Indicate.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Thro hundred
and forty precincts in Indiana show net
Republican gains OF 0SS,
Returns have been received from G7 Of
the 81 precincts en- this (Marion) county.
They show a plurality Of from 800 to 500
for the Democratic ticket. Large gains
were made in the rural districts, espe-
Cially in that containing the State insane
and county poor farms. The labor dis
tricts in the city also show Democratic
gains Gen. Harrison loses the county
by probably 500.
Eight hundred precincts in Indiana
give Harrison l2s,l40 and Cleveland
l20,7l9. The same precincts in 1884
gave Blaine 1861 and Cleveland ia :
900.
Complete returns nom the Second
ward III this city give Harrison 1850 and
Cleveland $50, The same ward in 1854
gave Blaine 720, and Cleveland 229-net
Republican gain Of 200. The Third pre-.
cinct OF the Second ward, General HaT-
rison's precinct, gives Harrison Sl5 and
Cleveland 81, against Blaine 29G, Cleve-
land G5-net Republican gain Of 81
votes.
SlOprecincts in Indiana give Harrison
1881, Cleveland 125,Sl3. The same in
1884 gave Blaine 12O,98T, Cleveland
1890; net Republican gain Of 6,271.
50 Of 90 precincts In this, Marion
county, give Harrison l6,05l, Cleveland
16,22S. Remaining precincts are Demo-
cratic and Cleveland's plurality will be
about 800. Blaine carried Marion county
by plurality.
Indiana iull returns have been re.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
Observe the Detection of the
Registers Free Trade
Rooster.

The Democratic National Committee
was busy yesterday carrying thecountry
for Cleveland. This is u way commit
tees have. Some of their best work is
done after the polls close and finds its
expression on partisan bulletin boards
anli in partisan newspapers.
In 1881 the Republican committee,
vAhmuGh more reason, did some OF the
same sort OF post mortem work. But it
was too late then as it is now. Four
yeaBago the steady drift was in favor OF
Cleveland. All day yesterday the drift
was in favor Of Harrison.
Atthis hour there is no more reason
to doubt FTarrison's election than there
bto doubt that m election was held on
Tuesday. Not only is Harrison elected,
but is elected by a sweeping, popular
and electoral majority. We do not
count for Harrison the vote Of West
Virginia, though that is more likely to
be for him than for Cleveland, bAsing
The estimate on tue returns already re-
ceived, which, though meagrc are in
confirmation Of best advices on the eve
oithe election.
lIr. Cleveland aroused the Protection
sentiment OF the country. He raissd
aFiII issue as it has not been raised be-
fore in this general on, and the response
oi'hc country is the election of Re-
publican President bya majority beyond
question.
In some localities the indifference OF
The people to their own interests is
amazing, but fortunately for them the
'ar.rsystcm has been saved for them as
Wellas for those who worked and voted
Orit.
The complete returns iorcshadOw n
Republican House Of Representatives,
"that President Harrison will have a
Congress in accord with him. The Re-
publican party will have the power and
responsibility, and there will be nc
@'iG legislation hostile to American
lgho.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08

The above counties cast about half the
vote OF the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
A CLEAN SWEEP.

Wood County Comes Up Smiling-smith
Claims tho District for Congress.
Special DiJ,ateh to ne InteiliOaIeer.
PARKERsBuRo, W. Va, Nov.7-Wood
county elects three Republican members
Of the Legislature and q full Republican
county ticket, including Linen Dustcr
Caldwell for Prosecuting Attorney and
J.L. Buckley for Sheriff. Ex-Gov. Bore
man is almost certrinly elected Judge of
this Judicial circuit and Hon. N. R.
Lowther to the State Senate from this
Senatorial district, making n clean Re-
publican sweep. Both Judge Jackson
and Capt. Smith claim the district for
themselves for Congress. Very few re-
turns are in from the lower end of the
district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
Enrlnnhlnl.nnnnIntod.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Meps this morn
ing, says: What has happened in
America Is a parallel to what is happen-
ing in England. The secticn OF inauen-
tial Republicans who reyOlted four
years ago, after much talk OF forming
1 national party, have mainly returned
to their allegiance. Though President
Cleveland will depart from the White
House with ali the honors Of dignifed
and successful administration, It can
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
Wood county's magnificent Showing.

Specidl. Dispatch to the. InteiiiOenoer.
PARKERsHuRG, W. Va, Nov. 7.-Thc
latest returns prove beyond all doubt
that the Republicans have elected full
county ticket in Wood county and three
Delegates, the full number, to the Leg
islature. Goa's majority in the county
is about three hundred and fifty. Hari-
sons majority is about the same. Moth
ing is definite yet about the Congress-
man. Jackson claims it by several hun
dred and Smith still Claims il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
QuAY'S MESSAGE.


lie Says INrrIson's Election is Assured
beyond Tenssnablo Doubt.
New YoRK, Nov. 7.-senator NJ. S.
Quay, chairman OF the Republican Ma,
tonal Committee, authorizes the fol.
lowing statement: "ThO Republicans
On Tuesday carried by increased maiori'
ties all the states that we're carried fol
Mr. Blaine in 1884, and in addition have
New York by plurality OF $1,000, and
Indiana by a plurality of from 1000 tc
$500. West Virginia is in doubt, Gen,
Hafrison's election is assured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-08
Republican 0alps m n.-,,.. -,

RoNSET, W. Va, Nov. 7.-Rompev
township gives Cleveland $50, Harriso1
II los, Wilson 2se, Flick lO7, Fleming es7,
Gof ITO, Flourncy 994, papmoii IT IIo
-Four precincts in Grant county , namoI,. nIs'
fetesbnrg, Barheetown, Smith ord
Judy, give Cleveland 1856, Harrison s9s st9
hardy county gives Cleveland 70o M M
Jorty' a Republican gain OF 40 w N'N-