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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
MRS. SHERMAN DEAD.
The Wife OF the GeHsral Expires at Hsr
Home In New Yofhs

The wife OF the Gefieral Expires ~ nsf
Home In New Yosh.
NEW YORK, November 2s.-Mrs. Ellen
Ewing Sherman, wife Of General Sherman,
is lying at her home, No. rs West Seventy
first street, in . semi-stupor, which, her
physicians fear, will end only in death.
For nearly Ave years Mrs Sherman has
beeen suffering from heart trouble, and
about three weeks sgo her mslady assumed
q serious aspect Dr.. o, T. Smith, Of the
regular army, ives called in BY the Cen
ersl and through his Efforts the trouble
wss somewhat overcome. On Sunday MIS-.
Sherman partook Of something ut dinner
that did not agree with her, and In the
evening the serious symptoms Of her illnees
rsappesIed and she was hurriedly put 10
bed. ,
Oa the advice of DR.. Smith Genersl
Sherman called in another physician and
during the night he sent for DR.. Pepper,
the eminent Philadelphis physician. Des-
pite ell the efforts Of the medical men Mrs.
Sherman continued to grow worse, ap-
parently sinking steadily, at o'clock last
evening her condition became 30 alarming
that General Sherman was advised to tele-
graph to sll his children to come to NeH
York at once. Dispatches were accoLqapg-
ly sent. ,,..
DIR. Pepper had returned to Philadelphia
on Monday evening, and DIR. Smith, feel.
ing that some one ought to Sbe on hand
constantly for an emergency arranged 70
move into the house, and Was given pos
session Of Ger reral SbermSn's room which
sdjoiusM Ms Sherman's Sh the second floor,
the General moving his cffice 10 the
basement. In this %sy the night was
passed, Lizzie, RschA and Tecuuseh, the
three children who ve at home, watching
by their mothers tedsids and assisted in
waiting on her by tso professional nurses:
At o'clock this Anorning the General
wa, adyisei that thsre WAS no immediate
danger Of Mrs. Shefnan's passing away,
but her condition Wis 90 low that che
could hardly live mon than forty eight
hours unless . change Coeprred within o
short time for the better. She was sleep
ing, bat resting very uneasilye
General Sherman was almost prUse1ad
last evening. He and his wife have been
married thirty eight years and grew up az
children together in Lancaster, Ohio,
where Mrs. Sherman was born, siIty.foul
years ago. Her father was the celebrated
Thomas Ewing. Senator, Representative
and Cabinet officer. Her mother was q
Mis-, Boyle before her marriage, and 1t !,
from her that Mrs. Sherman inherits bel
rigid Catholic faith, for which she has be-
come noted.
LATER.-Mrs. Sherman slept quietly
during short periods last night, but at
o'clock this morning it became apparen,
she could live but few hours. She died
at 10 o'clock this morning. General Shsr
man was notified, and he and his children
who live at home were ut the bedside wner
Mrs. Sherman bresthed her last.
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FRAulIBROOKE.
SONS 81 The Queer rhiOEs Charged Up 70
Republicans.

sSfRS 81 The Queer rhioss Charged ur 70
Republicans.
WELIspuRG, w. VA, November o.
Notice Of contest has been filed BY T. IL.
Curtis, the d,f A,ed Republican candidate
for she,ifr, with 10. eph Curtis, the success
ful candidate on the Democratic ticket.
upon the heels Of this comes notice Of
contest BY Ralston and Hindman, repsct-
lively for Assessor and Pro*cunns h''o''
nv, to their opponents.
A list Of about forty illegal Republican
voters is In the hands Of the Damorauo
attorney, Mr.. Braddoek. and suthcisnt
moot Ia In existeuce TO establish the eiec'
ticn Of Ralstop, IL Justice ID secured.
Hiudmsn's ground Ct contest II 'nat 'ne
ballots used by the Republicans were Prnt'
cd upon colorsd paper. Illegal Hspopi,,
can votes were thick at oil or uesfiy a'i
the precincts throughout the county. AZ
Oolliers s natura,ized citizen, Mr.. Ocnpor,
who had voted for twenty -four ysars, was
not allowed N vote by the Republican
commissioners. The ground upon wbich
Mr.. Connor wa, prohibited from voting
was that he could not produce his ps'ufai.
izstion pspera, they having been destroyed
some years ago by the burning Of his bonse;
Two Rspublicsns Of the peighoosboed
made repeated md strenuous effort: 70 buy
Mr.. Connot's vote, and falling 10 uns
challenged him st the polls and hsd him
shut out. ,-
In Lcazearville one Of the Oommiaionefs
said they 'didn't need any law, and ttey
evidently did not. Men voted who hsh
been out of the couaty and State for sew.
ersl years, tbe only requisite being 'pa'
they vote the Republican ticket.
In every voting precinct Of the county
,hs Republicsn County Court sppointsd
two radical Republicans and one wcsk'
knesd or doubtful Democrat ~ election
officers. At Middle Ferry precinct ,vo
bitter Republican p,rtisars stood within
less than ten feet Of the polls ard marked
tickets from the opening 10 the closins o'
the polls. , ,o,
them. for tho Democrats are determined u
let the bottom out Of the frauds.
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THE ELEMENTS FURY.
Eighteen Men Gone Down On the Allen
town.

Eighteen Men Gone Down On the Alien'
town.
CoHAssEr, MASS, November 2s.-Al
doubt concerning the loes Of the steamer
Allentown was dispelled this morning.
A visit to North Scituate beach shows
the shore at that p,int to be covered with
wreckage consisting Of fire buckets, tables,
chairs aud other furniture, all marked
ALLENTOWN"
Captain BIowp, of the North Seituste
Life Saving station, has made diligent In
spection of the coast in search Of bcdie,
from the steamers, but has discovered
none as yet. He advanced the opinion
that the ship has foundered either on Davis
or Southeast ledge, each Of which lie about
mile southeast of Mirot's Ledge. An
attempt will be made to reach the ledge
TO- morrow morning for information con-
cerniDg the wrecks.
The crew consisted of eighteen mep, as
follows: Captain, George W. Paul, rssid'
ing at No 1891 Edgemont street, Phila-
delphis; First Mate, Joseph Ross, Phils'
delphia; Second Mate, Peter Livingston,
Boston; Steward, John Duval, No 1851
Alsmendo street, Philadelphia; Mess-boy,
John Hoolahan; seamen, Franz Msrquardt,
Martin Samuelsop, John Johansen, John
Pedering, all of Philadelphia; Ordinary,
Patrick Earle, Philadelphia; Chief Eu-
pineer, Benjamin Pritchard, PsnnsgIove'
\. j.; Assistant Epgineer, Henry Hay
wood; Firemen, August Tormacio, Frsncis
McTapamy, Otto BoIsup, all of Philadsl'
phia; Coal Passers, Harry Adams, Psnns-
grove, n. j., and James McKeever, Phila,
delphia.
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THEY SCRATCHED ATKINSON.
Big Republicans who Couldu't S"aiio" n
NauseouS Dose.

Big RepublIcaus who Couldn't Swallow n
Nauseous Dose.
It's we'll known fact that prominent
We'zel county Republicans had avowed
their intention to knife Mr.. Atkinson at
ths polls. Slch men as Hugh S1yder'
C. J. TAYLOR, AMI Amps Brant, the bone
and sinew of ths Republican pNrty In the
county, wsre among his opponents. When
the result of the election was first anroun-
re1, il was a source Of surprise that ZEN
dl-tnn hsd not ruu ahsad OF his I ckat.
The Presidential electors had meJo7lty
of 9l1, Pe5dleton's majority msioElty was
$50 L. wss in the Martins scho1l house
precinct tor that there was reason 10 oe-
iieve that Psndletou would make gains
This precinct has ths heaviest Republican
vote in the county, and 1t was
he,e that the anti-Atkinson men
cot in their work. 1t was here that Rev.
John Cook, the Democrat whom Mr.. Az
kiusou attsnps ed to bribe, lived, aud this
had created quite an inteuSe f. cling sgsios'
the free whisky prohibition candidate
These influences all bad the elect 70 re-
duce Mr.. Atkinson's vste.
LISTEN TO THIS COUNT.
The ballots of these men who scratcse1
Mr.. Atkinson, it appsars, were not count
ed, There is no suspic:oa that the elec-
ton Judges were dishonest, but 1t IL sale 70
say ttas an election count was never con-
dacted under Just such circumstances De-
fore. When the returns were brought 10
tbs Clerks Office A. B. Straight, the Re
publican JUICE, said that hs expected
there were errors in the count because oi
the rrsat number of scratches ana the
difficulty they had in making out some OF
,hs ballots. Two of the judges are old men,
whose eyesight is none Of the bat Du'
ring the night tbs lamp by which thsy
were working burned low and finally went
out. Tbe count was only stopped py
total sbsenc4 Of light. A new lsmp was
procured. Then a messenger came TO say
that the child Of one Of the commissioned
was i'll. He was compelled to leave anu
the ballots were divided among the Judgec
who carried them to what they consloeEeo
place of safety. In tbs morning Ine
g 1uut WAS resumed and completed. 4n'
name of the Congressman stood sixtsen'L
on the ticket. The judge3 to1k turn sboo
in calling the vote. Ols of then at least,
has vary bid sight. TIE light by whlet
the work WAS done was ali but extln
guished and finally fiiCkered outi and ye
great cry of fcaud is raised II mistakes
are found in q count made under THESE CIT
c1msssnces. Il would bs an outrage upo'
the ballot if such returns were no. care
folly reccunted and correste5. Such ha
been done, and the Republic Sn candida'
has his own party friends to blame II n
suffers By it.
THE LAST RESORT OF CORRUPT MEN.
Tue statement given above Is . plain dc
tail of facts. Can the public bsheye tina
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DESPERATE REPUBLICANS
Lat Themselves Down Easy by HowlInS
Fraud.


Fraud.
Special TJlegrGB 10 ne Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, November o.
The Republicans have fired their heaviest
gun, and the greatest damage is in the re-
action. For the last twenty-four hours
there have been premoniiory rumbliDgs Of
the cOmiug. thunder. Vogue hints have
besn thrown out that q mine had been
laid that only awaited the match to blow
Democrats sky high. The versatile ard
psiustaking liar, who has been doing al
legged i,urral sSic work for the Pittsburg
Times and Wheeling Inteliigencer, has
gravely informed the pubic that the DEM
ocratic lesders were headed State prison.
fae expectations of the public were
woiksd up to the fever feight, bat when
the dsaOuemant came this morning and
in the fdsm that it did, ii fell with such q
dull and acke1iug thud, that even Mr..
Bowers beoken and frantic el"qusnce
couldn't - it Out of the mud.
The snidavH presented by Bowers is
the last dying effort of these bOOdlers and
roruptjonists 10 create a sensation, and
prsiudice the cause Of the honestly elect
cd Copgr,sgtaan ia this district. Here
where the facks ara known no. the slight
est credence attached so it.
John 0. Fendletou is fairly elected to
CoagrssL His msjority in Wetzol county
i, 900, auaa dozea afTi isvits like that pre-
seated ialcourt to-day won't change it.
Harts Affidavit.
FolIswirg is the affidavit Of ]. Z liTt.
Is was resented NJ the opening OF Court,
audA the basis Of this great sensation that
thkIRteIliqeRcer, assisted by rank Repuoll-
ca pirtisans, has attempted to create.
n STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
n COUNTY OF WETzEL. !
Oa the 2Sth day OF November, A. ID
| 1888. personally apFe LrSd bsfore the un-
dsrsigoed authority within and for the
County and State aforesaid, j. f. IL Htrt,
] resident and citiz N of tie aforesaid county
snd State, who being fret duly sworn de-
rSssd and says that he saw ON YESTERDAY
| A.NB. Straight, Thomas H. Alley a1d
John L. Woods, the jadges OF cleo
ton held on the 9th day OF NoVem,
bsr, A. ID 1888, at Martins School,
House a voting place in Green District, IN
Wstzsicouuty, W. Va; that he especially
interrdested them, and each of them, IN
reGsrerce to the votes cast f,r Copgre snan
in sale voting place; whether or not they
| remembered Of many ballots on Congress
man Being scratched or erased in any way
They said that there was rot more than
ousiof the ballots or votes on Congressman
sofscraiched. This wa9 Democratic
tRket with tie name of John o. Pe,dletou
l&-stchsd and that CT G.. W. Atkinson
1written in. They farsher said, If the
hal b .eu as many Republican tickets with
tbs name cfG W. Atkinson scratchei a.
the recount st New Msrtinsville developed
TIE would have motto ID and remembered
it. ). 4. hAkt.
Taken, sworn to and subscribed bs'o:e
me the day and year aforsaid.
BASIL T. bowers.
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SOLID REPUBLICAN, COURT.
OF Kanawha County-DsmOcratic Counsel
Not Allowed to Cross Examine a
Strongly Suspected Witness.
A HIGH-HAEDED PROCEEDING,
That is Almost Without a rallsl-The
Court Evidently Fears the Result Of
an Investigation Into the Methods
Employed at the Alum
Creek Precinct
Special telegram TO ute Register.

Special 7eleSram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 28.-
The County Court proceeded with the re.
count to-day, but only succeeded in count.
irg one precinct, that of Alden City, where
about ninety votes were cast However,
Anderson gained one.
The Court to-day sent out and brought
in the Election Commissioners of Alum
Creek precinct, where it is alleged gross
irregularities took place and where
the Democratic Commissioners, it is
charged, got drunk and slept
all day, and where, it is
charged the vote for head Of the ticket was
counted during the day. This is the
district where Anderson gained heavily
aud McGinnis lost on tie recount,
ss well as the Republican can
didate iJr Prosecuting Attorney. TIE
election officers were sworn before the
County Coutt, aud Griffith, Democrat,
spoke for al, stating that all things were
regular, and that be had taken the ballots
home in a newspaper unsealed, and next
day returned item TO the County Clerk,
with one of the pol books, taking
one of poll books to the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, Republican. 1t must be re-
membered that the Republicans were very
prompt in bringing these election officers
before the court with view to settling
the allegations of gross fraud.
THEY SHOW THEIR HAND.
This was accomplished as soon as posi-
be, but in doing this the Republicans dig
closed their weakness, and their fear OF an
investigation was evident when the partisan
curt refused to permit the Democratic
counsel to cross-examine this man Griffith,
of Alum Creek He told bis story and the
Democrats were powerless to offer any tes'
timcny or to ask any questions as to the
truth of the story spun by this man who
evidently bad the words pat in his mouth.
Justice aud fairness were thrown to the
winds and partisan advantage in the whole
proceedings of the cOprtin this matter wa'
the only result sought to be obtained.
Joseph Oh lion aud Judge Huston ar
watching the count on the the part of AL
deIsOn,
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Lord Fo,nd Not Guilty-special Plea In
slander Case.

Lord Pond Not Guilty-Special Plea In
SANDER Case.
In Part Oae of the Circuit Court, Judge
Jacob. the cave of the State Va. J. O. Lord,
charged with petit larceny, Was put on trial
vest tsrdsy afternoon, with the understand
ing that the case would not occupy more
thsn thre or four hours, but it was after
10 O'Clock last night when counsel was
through with their argument and the case
was submitted. The jury was out about
half an hour, when the jury returned and
gave Lord something TO be Thankful for
today by pronouucing a verdict OF mot
guilty"
tsIday. in the case Of J. II. Pipes ys. J.W:
McCoy. tie defendant filed seven specisl
pleas in writing, numbered respectively ,
i3, IA, Is, 16, II, Is. 10 and 20, 10 each
of which the plaintiff replied generally
Tbs plaintiff objtc ed 10 special pleas mum
bsred f:om II to 81, inclusive, heret'f'r'
rendered by the defendant, and objected q
the fling Of each Of them, and the said Cd
iections having been argued, were taken In
70 confederation by the Court.
The Court adjourned until Friday.
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WHEEIINg, W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER &c. 1885,

men who conducted q count by votes un-
der such conditions are capable OF stating
TO one yo'e how certain contestants ran.
Nav, not only that, but stating what
tickets were scratched and how it was
done. 1t is the boldest absurdity ever
used to bolster up a falling cause. 1t Is
the last resort Of men, who have been
fairly beaten at the polls, and who sse no
hone of success but in dishor sity.
As we have stated, the whole foundation
fer the hue and cry that has been raised Is
the affidavit of one J. E. Hart, given
above. 1t was presented in court by Mr..
Atkinson's counsel. Auy statements that
may have been secured from election Off
cisis are scrupulously withheld. Concern
ing Mr.. Hart much may be said, but it is
necessary to say little. He appointed him
self to the mission of hunting up Repuoh'
can capital, and mis- success measured by
his own affidavit is worthless hearssy evil
danea
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A MARROW EScapo,

Mr.. Tom WolVington, Of tho Eighth
ward, met with what came near proving q
fatal accident, on last Tuesday afternoon.
While uuhitching team Of horses at his
fathers place of business on Thir'y-third
street, ths horses bscame frightened at
something, and started TO run of. Mr..
Wolvington was caught between the house
and the wagon, and badly c.ushed and
bruised about the legs and tbiRhs, the
tongue of the wagon going clear through
the side of the house. DIR. John Pipts wai
sent for, and rendered the necessary medi'
cal aid. Mr.. Wolvington's wounds, while
not of serious nature, are very painful
and will keep him confined to the house
for some time.
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I THERE he's b9au little doub! since the
''''nnn Of wholesale Republican frauds
H lS Stale tia. Chairman QUAY Of the
A'Enh i2aa Na'io1al Gem nit,ee was be
n'ad the 'ocal Republican managers, but
!'..sniay the thing was confirmed. An
associated PrCssdjsya 'ch from Beaver, Pa
WAYS home, Published elsewhere, say:
,u'' CaaiTmin CowDEN arrived there
tuesday night and had secret coDsulta
"'a VITA Chairman QUAY. What new
N'cS Is siOot? 1t will be remembered
u'' gain fer tie Republicans of two
'o'Gesmen from this Safe would prob
Guy make tie next Congress RspubliCSb,
''u VyAi's principle otisct in liz al
''''tt is to steal enough CGgrfs
Va to make this maj CowpEN
s'oo'N Gave told Quay tasswest Wing MI
S$nOt sad a0y mailed hand" busi,
Tess.
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yCHAlENAS COwDEN was mp to see
,Cr,Y at Beaver. Pa, Tuesday night; it is
Z 20. koown it this circumstance has any
connection with the injunction procsed,
i-E' the Republican lawyer instituted
7c riay 10 coup,l the Oaio County
Cm't to incorporate ihair false hill o, ex-
options with its returns to the Governor,
although the coincidence is very suspi,
c"ps The primary object, OF course, is Il
make pyc.ext for a contest in
Coo2rsSs, in case tnat body has a Republi'
ci1 majority, in Eh.ch case Mr. PESDLE
ToN would be u1ssassd. That is MATT
GRAY }S plan for cipturiDg'tb House, but
The portability is now that Congress will
be D3mcr-at q, which will knock this little
scheme in the hesd.
Ine EspUbiican managers were shriek
ing IN a wild-2yed manner a short while
asoot thesuPec,ed dsspicsble Intention,
Ci the Democrats o. the courts Of certain
c'1Otts against sending in the returns snG
here they do that very thing thsmselve
ard they iuteId doing it elsewhere.
/ Dc rO,csdiug instituted yesteo day i
F"0sNIy 3 scheme, born Of spite, to pat ~
Y ':'r us psmCc.a's 10 asmach jS6ubl,
'o.s h!e, lo5 tie bill OF exesFsfous is
massCi UisrspTsseuialion thxScan be easfs
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CONDENSED TKLEGRANs.

The defsndants in the famous opium
smuggling case, at Auburn, n. Y, have
been found guilty.
Joe MsnEey has been reelected chair.
man of the Republican Stats COMMITTEES Of
Name.
The Governor Of Maryland has issued
certificates Of election 10 four Democrats
and two Republicans.
The Indianapolis switchmens' strike J.
assuming serious phase. 1t % believed
the b,akemen and engineers will be drawn
into il.
A brcnz, bust Of John Mccullough o
'svirginiusp was unveiled at Mt hosisl
cemetery yestsrdsy.
Mrs. James Whitley, Of Philadelphis
has bean convicted Of the murder of he
husband snd two children. She wante.
the insurance. on their liver.
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Mr. RoWER's EXCEPTIONS.
VIII They Fight?

BALTIMORE, Nd, November 2a-It
was rumCred last night that articles for .
meeting had been sigaed by representatives
of Kilrain and Sullivan. Kilrsin was seen
this morning and denied that the articles
had been signed, but he admitted that
there was some foundation for the rumoT
and said that if the fight came of it would
occur within ten weeks at some point neAl
Chicago,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

Trcrscount has hesn completed in Wet
al rouuty. The ballots have bsen sealed
finally. the tot l5 have been footed up,
and Ir twenty-four toaIs more the cersit'
Gates Will be on their way TO the Cover
rnr. There can be DO change from the
rseult cs il stards, and that result ensures
the election OF JOHN o. PENpLETON. He
hss fought q hard contest, be has
borue up brilliantly against heavy odds
The wtole Republican power, State and
national was brought into play to crush
bim, but it has availe I nauyht. Tae eau
didats honestly chosen by the people has
triumphed, and bis triumph is secure.
Every tue Democratic hesrt will rejoice
st TIE result. It il grard Democratic
victory. Tuthe hour olrtjo 'cirg the base ard
grouniless charges made by deepairingpVli-
ticiaDs will not be even a drop Of bitter
Des in the overliIwiug cup. We have
wlD. We have Won fairly. We have no
p3Ee, or lie me to prevent men from
maAi0g statements which they know to be
fke or from rai,iDg cries WbichtEey doDOt
b.lie7e them lives.
Let them howl. 1t is their privilege
a0d will avail reshiRs. fQE as certain us
tn, wo;'d lasts until ths fouItazdsy OF
March, John y. Psndlston will receive Ne
rdicsIs'Cl the election be has farly Won.
Let - rejoice,
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Squire Davis Court.

Jennie Mcbride was committed to jail for
the term Of one year, in default Of 500
bail conditioned for her good behavior. AS
usual, che attempted suicide by hanging
herself to the cell door with her apron. j.
G. Lord, q prisoner, discovered her and
gave the alarm, aud butcher knife being
furnished him as quickly as possible, he
cut the apron and saved (?) Jennie again
from a suitide's grave.
Ettie Dtty, on the charge OF keeping q
house of ill.famein alley O, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, WAS adjudged guilty
and in default OF 500 bail, was committed
for Court. She afterwards secured bonds
man and was released.
Jennie Headly was committed to jail in
default of 500 bail, conditioned for her
good behavior for one year.
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Nathan mot the Laadsr.

wAsHIsGTos, November 2S.-RsferIipg
10 the published statement that Congress
man Mstson ia believed t, be ut the hesd
of the movemsn ut to orgsnizs Dsmocrstie
G.. A.. r. That gentleman says he knows
notbipg Of it, except what be has read In
the newspspsrs, and Consequently he Is
not at the had or at any other part Of the
affsir.
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Charleston Clerk Conc Estrsy.

Special ItII0Td1n 70 bN RlEIStu.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 2S.-
L. L. Price, confidential clerk Of A. c. Or
suit & c., stove dealers, etc, o. this city,
is dsfaulter in large sum. Head Of firm
,ays be is unable to give amount. II Ia
known that Price appropriated large sum.
He left after turning ell property ef hi'
own over to the firm. Price was Noble
Grand of Glen Elk Lodge No. 50, l. o. o. +.
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JUDGE FLEMING gains eight votes by
~ .I' recount IN We'll Hs majority in
- comfy Is now SO. There is no IN.
I,'Na'y ab'ut that majority, either.
-'''y tally represents sound, solid Dsm.
's,1' voc, The sre no repeaters,
,a0se'S' idiots so'n1n-residsnts o. in the list.
.-a' '' what Democratic msjOrity means
every time.