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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Tfere Was heavy frost at jack lville
Iss! night. D.sinieaion begins next Mon
day.
Arthur Noel Reid, young and wealthy
EnRlishmap, shot hiIns.l II dead ct MONTE nj,
Canadv, because ballet girl Isfased his
advances.
Jay Go5l1 is in conference With the man
agtrs OF leading western Io,ds, looking 70
an end Of the fteight rate war.
Gen. Beiysr has been chofea Grand Maj.
shall OF the parade on Inauguration dsy.
The strike Of ths switcbmsn at The Chi.
caso Union stock yards has been declared
of.
Jewell DirgeDton .hot his vii, and then
killed himself at Amesbuiy, Mas. JeAl-
ousy was the Gauss Of the crime.
james Kelso, one Of the prominent hg.
ures Of New York under the 7 weed regime,
Is diving.
H,oaek. the frst Of he alleged Chicago
anarchists and dynsmiters, h now on
trial.
Whartoa Barker viii 90 10 Chin. Jan.
usry next to look afSer his Chimes
schemes.
Fort Smith, Ark and Jamestown, N.
Y, are wild over alleged heavy strikes oil
natural ess.
| Its,epcrted that james G.. Blaine bal
been offered $50. 600 snd sn interest in tn
American Magazine to bfcJme its editor.
At Eofauls, Ala, Eve negrce, have been
convicted of burning rsilroad trestls
They wanted the job Of building nsS
lone.
Captain Ramsey, Of the U. 8. 8. Boston
in his official report says Americans ar
not in a,y dargsr at Hsyti, and that n
insult has btea offered our flag.
Secretary Whitney has presented esch
the employees ofthe Navy Dp,rtnent Wit
Thanksgiving turkey.
The tIial Of Edwin A. Gardner, defend
ant in the famous opium smuggling csse<
begsn a. Auburn, New York yesterday. :.
The Tennessee Returning Board 10 spli
on the question OF issuing Congressiona
certificate inihs Third district.
TIE Greenyille Daily Eers, Of South ca
DINA publisbes Letter in which Gen. Hal
} ris,n expresses q friendly feeling towar
3 the South, but declines to commit himse
4 as 10 his policy. :,
TIE evidence in the trial Of Hronek, u
Anarchist. ct Chicsgo, showed that hs n
= pea.eily talked of killing Gnnnsll 90
Q Bondel6, and asked his friends 20 aid hi
g in it
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bitter pal tisansbip, and it was useless fol
a Democrat 10 opsn bis mouth againsi
their high-handed and lawless manner oi
procedure.
In spite Of almost indubitable proof oi
non. residence, these men were allowed tc
csst their ballots, and the result shows
which party profted by it the most. The
Democrats have the ramts Of at least ten
of these illegal voters, and there were 9th.
ers at every precinct in the district. II
will be sn outrage upon honest cit zens il
the certified result made mp by the cleo
ton officers is allowed 10 stand. There
we're more than enough illegal votes cast
here to defeat Atkinson, and o contest
should be made.
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.TRIUMPHAL!! !!
John 0. PendletOa Goes to
Congress
BY A HANDSOME MAJORITY,
Errors Discovered in Wetzel
County
THAT GIVE HIN SIXTEEN MORE.
George Wesley Deaisr Than a Last Years
Birds Nest
THAT GIVE HIN SIXTEEN MORE.
HIS BRILLIANT YOUNG OPPONENT
Leads Him By Clear Plurality Of Twenty
One, and There Is Hardly Possibility
Of Change-RepublCans Cry
Fraud, but Give 1t Up
All the Same.

The result of the recount in Wetzel,
yesterday, practically settles the Congress
sional contest. NIt. Pendleton msde a
net gain Of Is votes, which makes his ma
jority in the District 81. The recount has
bsen completed in the whole district with
the exception of one or two PRECINCTS, and
there is not the faintsst possibility that
these will show sufficient errors in Mr.
Atkinson's favor to overcome this msjOr.
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GONE TO PIECES.
The Philadelphia Steamer, Allentown,
Wrecked or CohAssstt.

The Philadelphia Steamer, Allentown,
Wrecked or CohAssstt.
CoHAssErT, MASS, November T.-lti ia
reported hare that the Philadelphia steam
collier, Allentown, has foundersd of this
po:t at about 2p. m, Sounday. A num-
Der Of people at the village heard the
sound OF a steamer whistle, and last night
an immense amount of drift wrecksgs
came ashore at Ssndy Cove and on Sandy
Beach, the marks upon which indicated
couclusively tnat the wrecked yess.l must
have b;eu the Allentown. Several life
preseryers and some Of the other wreckage
was stamped with her name, The Allen
town is an iron boat Of go tons burthsn,
built and owned in Philadelphia.
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They Were Struck by the HurrIcs sne.

NEW YORK, November 27.-The steam
ers Hans Kurt, Arizona, Callia and Wy
anoke were the only vessels to reach port
today. All report having been caught in
the hurricanes, but az far as at present
known the first named is tie only ole that
sustained damsge, and that is about the
decks. The schooner Jonathan May, from
Savannah for this city, with lumber, was
driven ashore at Sandy Hook last night.
She lies high and dry on the beach. 1t is
probable she wilLgo to pieces, as the surf
IA very high
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1nhlann,s nnmnlsta Vote.

ISDIANAPOLEs, November 27.-The Of
fetal canvass of the Presidential vote Of
Indiana was completed tonight. The
total vote for the higb'si elsc.Cr of each Of
.he four tickets is $50 0i9, as follows;
Highest Republican Elector, 263. .36l
highest Dsmocratic, 26l,0l5; PIohlb!,
tion, 1881; Labor, 2,69i; Republican
plurality, 2,348. Gen. Hovey's plurality
for Governor was 1900 TIE vote foi
Governor wss ouly 139 lees than for Prssi'
deut. The plurality Of the lowest Rspu6,
lic,u elector over the lowest Democratic
elector il 9 434. The electors on each
ticket do rot vary over 40 votes.
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VOTED In MALE ATTIRE.
How One Hundred Colored Sisters Solved
the Femals-Suffrage Problem.


RALEIGH, N. O., November 27.-Whtle
Belys Lockwood, Mrs. Cynthia Leonard
and other accomplished &C white women in
the North are bruisinG themselves against
''the iron despotism" OF the laws which
exclude them from vot ;ng, what they are
vainly striving for hAs'bean accomplished
in very direct aud practical fashion by
five score of simple Coloted sisters down
n3re.
1t is learned that in Pitt County one
hundred negro women, dressed IN men 8
clothing, went TO the polls at the late e'ec-
tioo and voted the Republican cket. Inc
matter is to bs Investigated
Two negro women of Gsnyille County
have bsea rre'ted aud are in Jail on the
charge of thrssSi:g with a-bugyy-Whip q
negro man who vOtsd the Democratic
t;pkEt
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DID TEEMER SELL OUT!
A Betting Msn Who Declares That the
Race Was Unfair.

Race Was Unfair
WASHINGTON, November 27.-There
have boen ugly rumors since the O'Connor-
Teemer boat race was decided yestetd "
afternoon to the etfect that Teemer sold
out. In an interview Referee Elder said:
"The,e have been some comments that the
race was not an honest one, bat am sat
i.fi I'd that it WAS aud cannot iiud any rea-
son for hanging my decision. l consider
myself competent to iudge Of the character
of this contest, aud l am confident that the
race was won. fairly and that O'Connor de-
serves his victory. regard him "a being
a wonderful GsIsmsn, and | think now
that he cannot only beat any one in this
country, but that he can beat any one In
toe world
The men who had bst money on Teemer
declared that Teemer could have heaten
OCpnnor if la had tried.
James w. Sullivan, the PittShuTg man
who had increased the stakes II -, 500
and who had made other wages TO the TX
tent of S., 900 that Teemer would win, has
sent a formal notice to each stakeholder
not to pay over the money, as he proposes
to contest the referees decision. Mr..
Sullivan also calIei on Referee Elder, and
stated that he regarded the race as unfair,
snd requested that he withhold his ec'sion
in order that the matter might be investi'
gated Mr.. Elder, however, replied that
ne was satisfel that the race was decided
on the merits Of tie 70 men, but that he
was willing to hear any evidences TO the
contrar- which they might desire 10 pro
duce. Mr.. Sullivan has already employed
Campbell CariiugtOn SIS his attorney, ard
il ia Likely that some trouble will ne
caused before the matter is ended.
1t should be horne in mind that these
complaints come from the losers: OOon
nor and his friends deny that there was
anything wrong about the race, and this Ii
the feeling among disinterested observers
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Hnr Rarsnue Collector.

BROWNSVILLE, PA, November 81
Capt. John S. Cunningham, of this place,
al old coal operator, aud perhaps known
tn every prominent Rep blican in Western
Psnnsylyania, has informed his friends here
thst he will bs An applicant for the office
of Collector of Internal Revenue IN the
twenty. second district.
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Baltimore Democrats surprised.

BALTIMORE, November 27.-The Demo
Gratis who have besn running the munich
pal government to tuit themselves since
ths war, were thrown into CONSERVATION
tonight when President Rollins, Of the
First Branch of City Council, manifested
his attitude by giving the Republicans the
control of the committees. In the joint
committees be has given the Republicans
the same representation that the Dsmo-
crat, have in the Second Branch, thus
evenly dividing the Representations Of the
TWO psrties which was all the Rspubli'
cans asked.
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The SIx-DAy Race.

New YORK, November 27.-MooTe led
steadily all day to-day. All q. M the
score stood: Moore. $40; Cartwright, 227
Littlewood. 2ls; HnHsrth, ZIG;
Day, 2l5; Conner, 2O2; Golden,
220; Mason, 207; Hart, 207; Cam
p ma, 100; Norsmsc. 1s7, Elson, 1856; Vin',
isl; Smylie, 1j3; W. Smith, 100; Tay!or,
10; Herty, DDS.
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Gnrratt KrioYs the SNOW.

RISewooD, N. j., NovsmbsF 2I.-Mr.
Garrett sp,nt some time outdoors at Ring
wood, N. ], yesterday, notwithstanding
the inclement weather. He was stubborn
and insisted on going out, and his attend
ant had considerable trouble With him.
he passei comparatively quiet day and
rested well last night,
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Mrs. Hibbard VIM Not Appeal.

BEAVER. Pa, November 27.-"No one
ever heard me cry over verdict that went
against me-" said attorney J. H, Canning
ham, who made suca an earnest appeal IL
Mrs. l. A. Hibbard's behalf in court bert
last weak. There will be no application
for new trial or anything of that kind
The casa has been tried, We failed TO get q
verdict, and We will drop it.
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IMPORTED REPEATERS
rhIongsd the Polls In Msrshan County
District.

TnIOnRe0 tne EOlis IN = 1Aeso oa@@@@
District.
Special Telegram to the Register.
BOARD TsEE, MARSHALL COUNTY, No
vember 27.-The shameful tactics Of Re
publicans in this precinct en- election day
surpassed the comprehension Of men, who
imsgins that the vote represents ao hon.
eat and fair poll of resident citizens. In
this Liberty district, besides the open
bribery of votsrs, which Gcd knows wa
bad eacugb, host OF imported rereitsrs
wss brought in from Pennsylvania, and
distributed at every polling plfcs. Th'
Republicans h I'd the whole election ma
chinsry in their hands. The Judses wer'
invariably selected on account ct iAti
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co,onsl o.a Meod,s Laek, ,

Colonel Caar,Gs 8. Wood, The tall sod
handsome nassger Of the IuiAw house.
10 in great lock. He !, weslthief to-dsy
by the som Of 5000 than he vss week
$50. II, bogght ose e-tvsntieth Of . heket
in the Louisisna styts Lst'eiy. He pat II
in his posket and vs. ro;ihtd that the
ticket Of which be held . ffscsisn-it wss
No. n. 8l6-hsd dnwn en- 0ct4bsf 0 tho
SlOO. 600. The Cslonsl vas Det tloS In
eommunicating with the Ettoy psepls,
and on Monday hs received certified
chick for his Share Of the sesith, ns~e.y,
g, ,000. -Bakimore (Md-) H1alk, Oct "a.
Oi Decsmtes 18th ooruns tbs Asmmoth
Drawing. in which the Flint csp.tAi Pos
b $500, 600. All ipfsmstion ~ b hAd bJ
spplyisg to n. A. Dauphis. heS 0slssnal
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Tho Yellow Death KuIIsd d.

JACKSONVILLE, November 2.-The re-
port of tire Board Of Health tonight, for
the first time in 112 days, shows clear
bill" No new cases and no deaths for the
"a hours ending at 6 p. m.
There are not more than twenty cases
at present inside the city limits, and thest
are nearly all c1nvaltsesnt.
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Pensions For Yves. virginians

SpecleI TeIeStaW 70 UEue h0BI8'VI'
WASHINGTON, November Extensions
have bean issued to West Virg'nisns as
follows Juome B. Motter, Warrington;
SAMUEL Welch, Wheeling; jeremiah D.
Ssyre, Given; s. Richards, Holbrook; l..
A. Arnold, Msrryyille; Andrew Grey,
Wheeling; Hsny Pence, Maiden; J.
Rodgers, WeIlsburg; Geo. Wetzel, Lot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

100. \. l.. C0rser. of AkrCn, O., is
I,!s.ni9tnuy Geationsl ia connection
' ".'n 'ne RsPubhCa7 nomination for Gov.
osht'cr QaSy cl'ims a Republican
~sl''i'y OF niue in the next House.
= Cogessnan Cameron has engaged
SF-9' Ing l1artsrs at Washington TO be ussd
:. Sa!'Ss his 6gbt f,r Speaker. Il Is though
70 lnoitats that an extra s'ston Of Con
80 80 wall ia called immediately afte
"'n' Harritoa's inauguration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
ana tor the IndInnapolts sWitchmen.

CHICAGO, November 27.-LOdgs No. l
of the Switchuen's Aid Association Of
this city at q nesting held last night
passad resolutions endorsing the course OF
the striking switchmen at indianapolis,
extending sympathy to them in their
struggle and Offering them financial assist
ance
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The Wool Market.

Boston, November 28.-The market
b as been quietsr. Ohio and Pennsylvania
Y snd XX 33a3Sc; Michigan and New
York State Y 31s32e; combipg and Delsine
flseces have been on fair movement; Ter
ritory, Texas aud other unwashed hseee'
are steady; pulled wcols are strong; f'r'
siSn wools are strong.
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The swl,chmen's Strike Virtually Defeated.

INDIANAPOLIS, November S.-No ma
terial change developed 10 the Switch
mems stIike to-day. Business hiss nearly
resumed its oli-time activity with the
railroads, as the new men became familiar
with their work. None o. the strikers
have thus far off red 10 resume work, and
fully two thirds of their places have al
ready besn filled, ana applications for
work continue TO be made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
Now fnr Scab Beer,

NEW YORK, November 27.-The boss
ale and porter brewers of New York and
New Jersey, at meeting this afternoon,
decided 10 lock out their union men snd
employ non-union men trmOrrow. ms
ia because of the continued boycott Of
S;eyenson's brewery in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
Called To q ProfsssorshIp.

NEW YORK, November 27.-Prof. ]. d.
HYslop, formerly of Lake Forest Univer-
sity, near Chicago, hss been called 10 the
chair of ethics a9d psychology a. Bucknen
University, Lswistown, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
An Episcopal Parsonage Burned'

CHARLESTON, W. VA, November H.-
The Episcopal Pars,nag at Coal Valley
occupied by D;. J. W. Dayis, was destroy
cd by FIRE yesterday. The building, val
usd at 81, 600, snd DR.. Davis household
effects at 81, 500, are total loss. The In
snrApce is small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
Yellow Veysr on ths Boston,

NEW YORK, November 27.-Sursecn
Simon, Of the U. S. steamer Boston, died
at $50 p. m. yesterday oi yellow fever.
The two other pa:ients are steadily i'm
proving ard the rest Of the ships company
are in good health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
sn. Hope. to Zee a woman President

Bhs Hopes to bee WOMEN
BOSTON, November 27.-Hsnry Ward
Be.cher's sister. Ms. Isabella Bsecher
Hooker, came 70 town 70 lecture to-day be-
fore the First Ind' 'psndent Club In on
interview on the suit set Of woman spfieags
abe said: "There has been 0 steady fd'
vance In the woman suffrage movement for
past few years, and hops 70 zee tie day
when We shall SOC . woman President OF
,ba limited Ststs Then the whole EG-
glib h speaking world will be rnled by wo-
men. A woman president wouli take ths
Office unhamp,rsd by pledges, te,ause ths
men would vote for h,r oct Of pure gal
lsutry and chivalry and not To 10 reward
ed by offices. think ~oshall Rave . wo'
msn President Of the United States before
the ballot Is given TO womtn. su'an u.
Authsny, for Instance, Is the squa! oi any
man living on statesman and politician.
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LEO AGAINST HOME RULE.

The Popo WIN Order Irish Bishops TO I'sue
"A Second Rsscript.
DUBLIN, November 27.-It is reliably
stated that thu Pope will insist upon o
promulgatiou OF a second retcrfpt upon
Irish affairs by the Irish bishops, several
of whom will be eecretly summoned te
Rama
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Tuelra LIyes CONC Oat.

LONDON, November ga dispatch
from Whitley says that l!fs-b,at was up
set there to-day ani that twelve persons
were drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

THsail the ?, po will issue 3 second
iescrlPi regarding Ir:sh aff4irs.
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rhIs ron Rhnn HnrrI.nn "a Rlected.

CHICAGO, November 27.-The North
ChicAGO Rolling Mill Co. has given notice
Of o Is or 20 per cent. reduction in the
Wsgss Of its employees in the blast furnacs
At South Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

"The bottles ustd for DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup would FIJI 9 whole railroad train. "Er.
Salvation Oil will care rheuu uaiism and
neuIalgis when all others tail. Price Csc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

'Ps''sl reiesrGm to the Register.
UAAELESsoN, W. Va, November IL
in' dwelling o. Wm. Thomas, st NuttAll-
TuiE, was Destroyed Ly IRE Yesterday.
II Is total loss Of 81 go, no Insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

IL WcTZEL county the recount thus far
has gwen PENDLSrON a gain of so. The
RPu5l.cans Will howl fraud of course, "a
usual, bat they can rot pSict to anything
that even smscss Of irregularity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

Salvation Oil will cure your lame hack. 1t
never fails. Price 25 cents bottle.
The infatnstioa of the re ,ple is not strange
when Dr.. Bull's Cough syrupis the subject.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

Ir IS beginning to look like Justice
would oSrr.ake the CorruphOnisGs who
prevented sn honest election in KanswhS
and Mcdowell Counties. Tue Colrt5 now
have the matter in hand Conclusive
e'ieuce his been c)iler.sd, and it will be
ready at the proper time. Tue boodlers
are qua&ing in their boots and we'll they
mag. Tley kaow b9t-er than Guy one
e.Se what their fac vii, be if the proper
punishment tor their crimss is meted Cua.
A t'rm CT years in the pe1itauLiary is
not = pleasant prospect tOr aspiring states
mea, bat that i5 ilJ. the prospect that
OpsasUp beiOre thsse men. Honest voters
will no, slel many tears, if as everything
now iniicates that proves % b. the Ii aal
outcome Of lIejr for wcrk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

No Change in Mrs. Gould's Condition
New YORK, November 27.-MrS. Jay
Gculd's condition to-day shows no mate
rial change. She is still very ies6le.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
,cyE wFATHER.

v;-y,piaanu Western PennSy wants: St1,i
For Wet ' S',S 'yS% Gearing in Western Penn
Light rsn Or, OF tha day: uoIthweSterly WINDS
Sylys,.ry 'y.sonsry temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

AaE SOtt glow Of the tea rose is ACQUIRED
y lSalss who uss PoZsoni's Compisxion
FSEdsr. Tryik
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

Ar last the final straw has been laid
upon the Democratic members Cf the G.
AR. It has been patent 10 every sensi-
BE msn that in certain quarters this So
ca.l.d veterans o'gInizltioa is nothing
more or les than a political machine.
This Is probably true u q greater extent
in Indiana than auy other Safe. Scarcely
hal General HARRISON besn nominated
before Harrison Etsimants" were formed
by the G. A. & pests OF the State, and eV-
cry tGo;t WAS made TO co2rce and cajO'e
Damorfatr msmSsry INTO joining them.
The same ta-tic7 were pursued in the in
tsres, of Gen. IIovEy aud other Rspub'i-
can candidates. Nov the rta3tion has
come, and, as it was to be sIpacled, II
comes from Indiana TIE Democratic vet
erans have determined on the formation OF
a sePera.e b,dy. Every true Democratic
heart Will bid them God spsed. ihey have
been made the t.o,s of their en- IN el toe
long. Their revolution msGrs their indt,
peHIrGce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
g.n..I Made Internal Revenue Collector

WASHINGTON, November 3.-The
President has appointed George Washing
ton II snsel 10 b, Collector Of Internal Rev
en- ue ior tn, Nia,h disiric! Of Pennsylya-
mia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

1HE Democrats s5olld Photograph these
erased tally sheets of KansShA county.
There is ao:hirg Ike preserving evidence.