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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-22
Political Notes.

Judge Rucker sffirms the truthof his in
with the President and says he
will call Senator Blackburn to account Tor
At q reception in his honor Gen. sher-
man said be was glad Harrison had been
elected Preyident, because he could not ap-
point "a rebel to Cabinet position. -.
The report that Mr.. Randall had suf-
fsred A relspse is q csnsrd. he Is much
;mnroysd and will socd be back at work.
Ex.Codu essman Tim Campbell, OF New
York. says be has retired from politics
A. H. Colquitt was yesterday reelected
United States Senator almost unanmlousiy
by the Georgis Legislature.
The Sioux Indians are talking offending
a delegation to visit Pfesident-elect Har'
rison. st indianapolis, to present theti
claims regarding the opening OF the reser
vatiou.
Ex-ssnstor Plat has announced himfel
a candidate for Secretary Of the Treasury
and. as Warner Miller wants the SAM
place. things are likely TO be lively Il
New York politics. IN
Senator Quay says he ia nov sure the re
nubIicans viii have majority Of z to Il
in the House.
The total vote Of S,uth Carolina wa
70, ,565, of which Cleveland received o.
S25. u
CONGRESSMAN Sallinger, Of New HamT
shire. Is prominently mentioned for Cat
mat posiiicn under the new administration
The Republicans have decided to conte'
the election of Democrats to Congress
the second, Third and Seventh MISSISSIPPI
districts,
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HE Is VERY BUSY.

The President Will Apply Himself Vigor-
ously to His Duties.
WASHINGTON, November 21.-It was
announced at the White House to-day that
the President will remain at Oskview un-
til about this meeting of Congress in order
to devote his entire time without inter
ruption to the preparation CT his annual
message to Congress. He will deny him
stlf to ell callers, except officials who call
on public business, and bis afternoon re-
csptons to the public will be suspended
until after the meeting of Congress. The
President did not come into Il c city to-day
and will not visit the White House again
this month unless it is found necessary to
meet the members of the Cabinet there.
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CONDENSED TELEGEAMs.

The citizens of McKeespOrt have pro-
ieeted bridge ACROSS the MCnopgafela at
that point.
Over !, 900 settlers who have built homes
upon the Das Moines railroad land are to
bs dispoSessed. WIits of eviction have
already been issued.
The great shce shops Of G. L. and E. T.
FRYE, of Marlboro, Mass, have declared
war against organized labor. No union
men will be employed.
There is still no clue to the murdtrers Of
Eva Mitchell, who was found dead at Chi
cago. The fagman, Mastsrson, Is held on
suspicion.
It is proposad to cut canal through a
hend of the Missouri river at Leavenworth
and strsighten the channel. Convict Ia
bor will be used. 1t will gave thousands
of acres of valuable land.
John Armstrong, the Grape Greek, Ill,
murderer, is hiding in the rccs5ses OF the
Dsnvi le mires awaiting an opportunity to
kill the mine b-s5 and engineer. He says
he will then give himself up.
Judgs f. r. Withers, OF OTipgsvilIe,
Ky., shot and instantly killed negro
desr erado named Lewis, whom ne caught
in bis kitchen.
The Home Savings Bank OF Norfolk
Va, has suspended. Depositors will loos'
little if nything.
The government secret service has IN
eartbed q gang of Counterfeiters nea
Buffalo, N. Y. Seven Of the men ar
under arrest. Some prominent citizsni
are involved. a.,
The Executive Committee Of the Anti
Ssloon Republicans is in session ct New
York.
Mr.. Lsngtry has determined to locat
in Rhode Island. II is believed to
divorce laws are sufficiently loose for he
A company hiss been formed in German
In build railroads IN Venezuela.
Vicar General Walcb, of the Cathol1
Arch. diocese Of Philadelphia, Is st tn
point of death.
Charley Mitchell says that, ifDeupssy
hackers are really willing to put up $lO.o
on their man, he will accept the challeng
Georgs Tally killed DR.. ]. G Brak
near Dickson, Tenn, on Monday nigo
for seduciDg bis daughter, and yektsrc'
gave himself up.
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DEATH FOR HISBRIDE.
THB TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF A NEWLY
Welded COUPLE
In Tucker County-Ths Wife Falls Into ht
BOiSisrOus Blackwaisr Torrent and Hsr
Husbands Life Sacrificed in
The Rescue.
Special telegram 10 TIE Register.

Special telegram 10 TIE Register.
THOMAS, W. VA, November 21.-A
terrible accident occurred at the site of th.
new railroad bridge over Blackwater, Just
above Carrack's ford, about eight O'Clock
yesterday morning, resulting in the drown
ing of Mr. Patrick Waters, Of St. George,
while endeavoring to save the life of hif
wife, their marriage only occurring tie
day before this tragic occurrence. One Of
the employees of the railroad company al
the bridge also narrowly escaped sharing
the same fate as that which befell Mr..
Waters, while assisting in the work of
rescue.
The West Virginia Central railroad has
Just completed the stonework Of the rail.
road bridge, and temporary trusses have
been set up, to facilitate tie placing of tie
iron superstructure in position. Planks
have bsen laid across these trusses, and the
surrounding population use the bridge in
crossing and rcrossing the stream. The
melting snow and the frequent rains of the
past few days have swelled the stream to
an unusual height, and the current, al
ways very swift, is running ct from fifteen
to eighteen miles an hour.
Monday Mr.. Waters, above referred to,
was married at st. George to q charming
girl of that town, and the couple yesterday
morning started up the river. They stayed
all night in the vicinity of the ford, and
about eight o'clock in the morning the
young couple started across the bridge,
walking on the narrow plank referred TO-.
When about halfway over, Mrs. Waters
head bscame dizzy, and losing her balance
che fell from the bridge into the foaming
and swift-moving water below.
Without moments hesitation her hus-
band spraug after her and succeeded in
reaching his wife before che had flpsted
far away from the bridge. He elasped her
in his arms, and attempted to reach the
shore, but was powerless to make headwsy
against the tremendous current.
Battling with the current Waters and
his wife Aoated on to the ford, where cne
of the bridge workmen ventured in with
the idea Of rescuing the couple. He was
likewise swept away, and was only rescued
with the greatest difficulty. When brought
ashore be was thought to be dead, but per-
s:stent work brought bim around.
At S1as' ferry, some distance furthe
down the river, the ferry boat was Iun out,
and the coming Of the man and wife in
such imminent peril anxiously awaited.
In moment or two their heads were seen
bobbng above the water every few seconds,
and then disappearing for as long time,
and as they we're sweeping by the boat,
they were seizsd and dragged on board.
Both were apparently dead, but after half
an hours work Mrs. Wsteis WAS revived.
All efforts to resu:citste her husband were
fruitless.
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IN HONEST DEMOCRATIC HANDS.
The Returns Complete from All but One
County,
THE COUNTY OF MCDOWELL,
And Judge Fleming Has a Plurality
Which Only Gross and Shameless
Fraud Can Endangsr-It
is 1873 Without
Mcdowell

IN the aDSence Oh complete Official re-
turns from some of the counties, the RIG
IsTER has refrsined from publishing a
compilation of the vote Of the Slate. The
contest has been exceedingly close. The
change of few votes either way would be
sufficient to dttarmine the result, and
nothing less than accurate information from
every voting precinct should justify an
estimate on msjorities.
Tie Democratic party has made tie
claim that Judge Fleming is elected Gov
ernor by msjOrity of the legal votes cast
Allegations of g. .Oss fraud have been made
Those charges will be tested before the
proper tribunal, but in the meanwhile the
official returns make good our belief that
Democracy has triumphed. Judge Flem-
ing has been elected by a safe msjority.
The honest voters of the State have pro-
claimed their choice and it has fallen upon
him.
Below table of the complete returns is
presented. Tue vOts in nearly every cOun-
ty is official. The remainder is semi
official. The figures have been verified
time and sgsin. They represent the will
of the people as it stands on the face Of the
poll.bOoks If there is error it is beyond
and behind thess. Aud on the strength of
these returns only palpable fraud in one
county can rob our gallant standard bearer
of the victory which is honestly his.
TIE Democratic State Committee has
official information that Wyoming county
gives Republican plurality Of 81 instead
of l22, as claimed by Il publican authori-
ties. There are other corrections of their
tables as published, but the accuracy OF
these corrections can be relied upon be-
yond doubt or quibbls. The mri'ation is
complete, with the exceptionef Mcdowell
county; and in fifty-three counties of West
Virgins Judge Fleming has p plurality Of
ls3. The figure are correct md they can
not beexplained away.
No official report has been received from
McDo ven county. The returns had not
bsea ob'ained by the county paper pub
Eshed at f ktOrn last Saturday. If II
has givea Republican majority
At all it is not known. TIE state
ment that it gives a majority of ia fol
General 'Gofr is manufactured ouJ
Of the whole cloth. Four years ago it gave
Democratic majority of lo0 in q tots
vote of $50. No sane man believes or car
believe that anything but gross and shame
less fraud can wips out that majority.
If such fraud has been committed, or II
contemplated, its authors are in danger
The Democracy of this State is prepared t.
yindicate the purity of the ballot, and vii
90 te the last resort to mAintiiu the vic
tory it has honestly won.
Below is a table of tie complete vot
with the exception of Mcdowell county
The Republican claim is appended. Evei
thgn it appears that Juge Fleming has
plurality of at least 9. Of that plursht,
he will not be robbed by any fraud o
| trickery.
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SPENCER MUST GO.
A Determined Fight Against the b. & O..
President.

A Determined Fight Against the ID. X o.
President
BALTIMORE, ND, November 2l.-The
changes made in the Baltimore and Ohio
directory yesterday and their effect con-
tiuues to be the absorbing topic OF discus
sion. Tbs general concensus of ofopinionSis is
that the result will be to virtually place
the government of the road under the con-
troll of Meesrs. Cnas. F. Mayer, james
Sloan. Jr., and VIM. F. Frick, the fathor-
in-lav of Robert Garrett. The move is
regarded to be inimical to President Sam
uel @. Spencer, and its ultimate purpose
70 oust him from the Presidency and elect
Mr.. Mayer in his place.
1t is also believed that it was desired to
avoid the report of committee recently
appointed to Investigate the affairs of the
road. Messra William Keyser, c. W.
D1bbin aud J. L. McLane, who were re-
tired, comprised the msjOrity Of the COM
uiLtaa
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A Great Co-e Deal on Foot.

PTTsBURG, Pa, Eovembsr 2l.-A Post
Uniontown, Pa, SPECIAL says: 1t is ru-
INJURED here tonight tha the negotiations
for the sale of a controllir. interest in the
Connellsville Coke aud IroL Comppny to
the II. f Frick Company we're co asum.
mated to-day. The plant is tie larses! 10
the ConnelIsvilie coke regions AID en-
braces 5000 acres cf coal lacd, 1,800 coke
ovens and miles of railroad track. The
price paid ia to be several million dollars.
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Pensions for West virginIans.

SpeclaI Telegram 70 Ihe ReBlkIet.
WASHINGTON, November Extensions
have been issued to West Virginians as
follows: Original invalid-Audrew J.
Shtline, Point Pleasant; Aaron Mitchell,
Colt g. Increase-John NJ. Buns, Hess
Vile; Jacob Grandstsff, Moundsville John
Shepherd, MiddlshOurne; Daniel Sullivan,
Leon; VIM. Budtkin, Wheeling; Stephen
G. Hess; AInsttsville; Thomas A. Carter,
Sage. Re issue and increase-Sylyestar
NJ. Waugh, st. Albans.
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BOTH CLAIM 1T.
The Fourth Congressional District Hangs
In Doubt.

The Fourth Congressional District Hangs
In Doubt
Special Telegram to ne Rs0iStr.
PARKERsBURG, November 2l.-The un-
certainty as to the result in this district
CONTINUES. 1t nsrrows down to q contest Of
the vote in Putnam county. On the face
Of the returns in that county Smiths ma
jority il III. Allegations of fraud arc made
by Judge jackson, and q contest is now
being made in the courts. If the contest
is decided fsvorably to Judge Jackson he
will be elected by handsome majority
JUDGE JACKSON IS CONFIDENT.
The REGISTER has received the follow
telegram from Judge jackson. 1t explains
itself:
PARKERsBURG, November 81.
The Register, Wheeling, w. Gd.:
1 am elected fairly and honestly and the
result will prove it. J. N. JACKSON.
THE REPUBLICAN CLAIM.
The Parkersburg Journal (Rsp.) pub
fishes the following table, by which
Smiths majority is Is:
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Glass Trust Now?

CINCINNATI, November 2l.-Repre'en-
tatiV's of the Window Glass and Flint
Bottles Manufacturers Association are
here in secret session. They deny that
they are tTiug to form trust, but admit
that trade hnos prosperous beCause there
are some new manufacturers who have not
joined their ,9SOciations, and that they
hOp9 to induce he outsiders to come in.
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NO MORE TRADING.
Now Yorh's Mayor VIII bs = Presidential
Factor No Longer.

Now lOrR'B mayor VIII DO TFosiuouthi
Factor No Longer.
New YORK, November 2l.-One thing
may be set dawn ss pretty nearly certain
for the Democrats of New York, and that
is that wen the next Presidential election
comes round there will be no mayoral'y
contest in the way. The Young Democrat
ic Club has started the issue with ringing
set of resolutions The County Democracy
advocate it, and the State Democrats are o
unit in favor Of it. The matter Ia cure to
bs brought up in the coming session Of the
legislature, and the probability is thst the
Republicans will join bands with them on
the issue. How it il 10 be done, whether by
shortening OF lengthening the rosyorslty
term, has not yet b,en developed, but
Taromany is preparing to fight it bitterly,
not becanse they are not in favor Of Q
change, but they claim to see scheme TO
legislate Grant out Of Office. Tn 4 the time
of holding the election will be changed
from November 10 February will probably
be the outcome.
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THE "BIG FOUR"

Paired Out the Political sPOils OF the
Empire State.
New YORK, November 21.-Tne big
four" have at last arrived at satisfactory
conclusion. 1t is suthoritatively stated
hsre that Platt has been offered and has
accepted tbs Secretary ship of the Treas
ury. Hiscock will control the patronage
for the State of New York. Warner Miller
looks forward to succeeding Evarts as SEN
ator, and ETarts expects to be made JUS
tice of the Supreme bench. D,paW is sat-
is6ed with his present position, and is
Looking forward to '92.
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CABLE FLASHES.

A large number Of notable persons call,
on the Empress Frederick yesterday {
congratulate her on her birthday.
An explosion occurred at Bristol, Fog,
On board the schooner United, loaded
with uetroleum. Three men were killed
and the vessel demolished.
At the meeting Of the Psrnell Commis
sion, Mr.. Edward Hsring'on refused td
make q def.nse for the statements thai
appeared in his paper. the Kerry Sentind.
Mr.. Harrington was fined E50O.
G,n. Boulargsr attended Q performance
nj the theatre. The crowd recogniss!
him and gaye him an ovation.
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NOT so RACY.
Mrs. HIbbard's Suit Against Fry Falls to
Materialize,

Msterialize.
PITTsBURG, November 2l.-At this
mornings session of the Hibbard. Fry
breach of promise case, at Beaver, Pa, a
large number of witnesses were examined,
WHO ccrrobora ated the testimony of previous
witnesses as to Mr. Fry's visits to the home
of the plaintiff and their trips on the train
to this city. The gist of the evidence was
that the defendant did not pay any more
attention to the plaintiff than any gentle
man should show lady.
W. .,Shallenberger, c'ehier Of the First
National Bank of Rochester, Pa, was call
ed by the prosecution to show how much
Mr.. Fry was worth. Mr.. Shallenberger
said he did not know the valus of the de-
fendant's as,ets His stock in the bank
was worth sc, 600, aud his residence more
than $40, 900; he held stock in the Tumbler
company, which was very select stock, also
in the Bridgswater Gas Co., and had an
interest in hotel at Chsutauqus. The
witness could not cay that he was worth
500, 900.
In the aft .rnoon John Hibhard, the son
of the plaintiff. was recalled. The wit
ness said that Mr.. Fry had called upon
him in regard to the suit.
Mr.. Fry said: "0f coure have been
calling on your mother and have talked Of
love-" He had called out of pity and out
of kindue3s to my mother. He said he
had had quarrel and my mother threat
eued to make it hot for him. He said he
did not want the trouble, because Of his
children aud my mother. ! said / would
do all l could to prevent any trouble, and
would try 20 get the thing stopped. lie
cad he had been at the house only four
tins. l had another Conversation Wi
Nifty, when he said:
"thought you were man enough to get
this Ting stepped" He also said that be
had su scted something at the Hotel An
derPo1 nd had Q private detective who
took dom ell the conversation. He also
said he vnuld sue Mrs. Hibbsrd for per
! Jury and and her in the penitentisry
Upon furthr examination the witness said
that Mr.. FRI had offered 10 get him an
other and better position if he would have
the proceeding stopped.
: Mary MurpbA q servant, formerly II
/ the employ Of Ms. HibSard. testified thai
one night, while hellaintiff and Mr.. Fry
@ were in the pirlor, shtloc ked through tb'
a keykole, but had seen nothing imp oper
Mrs. Hibba-d nsuma the stand thi
afternoon and denied th.t she had eve
told any one that she inte-ded 70 black
= mail Fry.
= Mr.. Fry took the stand and -sae gen
eraI denial of Mrs. Hibbard's wtale storJ
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Delicate Childrss, Nursipg

Mothers, Oyerworked Men, and for all
diseases where tbs tssues are waiting
away fIom the inability to digest ordinary
food. or from oyerwork Of the brain OF
body. all such shnuld take Scotps Emul.
sion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos-
phitss. sT used the Emulsion on . lady
who wa, delicate, and threatened with
Bronchitis. 1t put bsr In such good
health and strength, that ! must say it is
the best Emnl.ion ever used. I'll +.
Wsddsll, II D., Hugh's Mills. 9. O,
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A ThIrty-Aore Land Slide.

BONDS MILL, w. VA, November 2l.-
The largest lard slide ever known here oc-
CURED few days since on the side OF the
Cumberland Mountain, where q scope oi
land, containing not less than twenty-five
or thirty acres, slipped from the eide OF
the mountain, carrying its forest Of pine,
chestnut, osk and other immense trees
along with 1t into a narrow valley below.
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United States Court.

This Court, in session ut Charleston, on
Tuesday disposed Of the following bust
nesa:
TINS grand jury appeared and was
charged by His Honor, Judge Jackson, in
very strong language, telling them their
duty. The jury is composed Of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen: Henry G. Flesh.
or, A. J. Stephenson, Warren Miller, K.
". Sanders, Leander Miller, Thos. Miller,
John McVey, Thos. Ferrell, w. ID. Holly,
J. II. Stratton, Elibu Hutton, & ID. Cam
den, A. P. Sinnett, ii. g. McWhorter,
Chas. HeiIick, N. B. Howell and w. II.
Hayman.
United States vs. Will Snyder; jury,
verdict guilty; fined $lGO and costs, and
recognized in TIE sum of 500 to the next
term to answer further Judgment.
United States vs. Harvey Snyder; jury,
verdict guilty; fined 800 and costs, and
recognized in the sum Of 5000 to the next
term tn answer further judgment.
United States VS.. Fount Snyder; jury
verdict guilty, fined 500 and recognized
to the next term for further judgment.
United States ys. John Acres; jury, moi
guilty.
UniteifStates vs. Jack Bright; jury, not
guilty.
United States vs.. Jas. Anderson, colored
jury, not guilty.
United States vs.. Laura Anderson; jury
not guilty.
Tho case Of Hoffman Allen, ct ais, vs
Robert s. McNelley, ct as, in ejectment
was on trial when this report closed.
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.ooommoaat,pr Don Dickinson.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Post-
master General Dickinson has decided, in
compliance with the request of the citi-
zsns' inaugural committee to defer the re-
moysl Of the city postofice to the great
hall of the now re asiou building in order
that the inaugural hall may be held there.
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nnnnao.Innt,s omnia, Notn.

Hartford, CT, November 2l.-The
official canvass of the vote Of Connecticut
shows Cleveland received 74,92O, Harrison
74,59i, Eisk /, 234, Labor 24O; Cleveland's
plurality BAG For Governor, MOrris, D.,
1904, Bulkley, r, 1869, Camp, P
4.631, Andrews, L., 26G, scattering 81.
No one has a majority OF the to!al vote,
and tie Legislature will elect Bulkley and
the others on tte Republican State ticket
The Congressional delegation is Simmons,
Russell and Miles, R., Wilcox, D.; Miles
plurality is 26.
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rnneral Of General Farpsworth.

WASHINGTON, D. G., November 2l.-TIe
funeral of the late Henry J. FarnswOrth,l !
Assistant Inspector General, who died at
Fortress Monroe on Monday last, took
place here to-day. The remains were
escorted by two troops of cavalry to Arling-
ton Cemetery, where they were inferred.
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q. Jsckson's Day Banquet.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, November 2l.-The
jackson Club, at q largely attended meet
ing last night, decided to celebrate St.
Jst kson's Day, January 9Th, with ban
yuet. to which the public are invited,
including the ladies. The price OF tickets
Will bs $3, and for gentleman and lady IS.
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aiua Than the Go-RY,

The public are advised to give the gn-by
to articles clsimed to possess the same
qualities as. or are protfered instead Of
SOZODONT. That incompatible pre-
seryative and restorer of the teeth, is like
ieself, and nothing else. Purchase that
alonP
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Fire at Charleston.

special Telegram TO tAS Register.
CHARLESTON, November 3l.-The rsi'
dsnce of Mrs. Samuel Ward, on Clsnden'
min street, was destroyed by fi'e this even
inc. Loss $1,000; insured in the Frank
lin of Philadelphia, for s., 200.
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THE PRESIDENTS PLANS.

He VIII Visit Par 5, Accompanied by tho
whitneys aud EndioottS.
WASHINGTON, November 21.-lt Is re-
ported that regular hegirs Of ex-sdminis-
tratioa people, including the President and
Mrs Cleveland, will take pace to the Paris
Exposition next June. Secretary aud Mrs,
Whitney and Secretary and Mrs. Endicott.
it is said, are booked to go. besides ONE OF
the smaller fry. All of the American Of
fetal repr eeutativss at the Exposition will
be good Dem pcrHts, though.
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Small shov for a Con.ss, This Time.

CovINGToN, KY, November 2l.-The
revised official returns ftom the Sixth Ken
tucky Congressional district are a. follows
Carlisle, iS,907; Hamilton, 1857; Fox.
1876; John Stephenson, 3; Cobb, 3 Caf-
lisle's msiority, 5.Sl9; plurality, 6,02O.