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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
And Miss Endicott Is Qualified to FIN tho
Highest Social Position.

And Miss Endicott Is qualified to FIN the
Highest Social Position.
SALEM, MASS, November 10.-The
marriage Of Miss May, daughter of VIII
liam E. Endicott, Secretary OF War, TO
Joseph Chanberlaip, NJ. p, of England,
will take place at Washington next Thurs
day. It will be free from ostsntstioD, and
few from Salem and Boston will be
present. 1t is undeIs'o;d here that
the couple will sail for England inn
mediately af;e, the ceremony. The rela-
tiyes who ara in this city are rtt'ceut
when spoken to regarding the match, but
il is believed that the family opposed it
all along, or at least did not force 1t. II Is
said they cor sidered that the young lady
and English statesman are unsuited, not
only in age but also in temperament.
They fell in love at first sight one night
last winter at q reception at the British
Legation. Miss Endicott was infst mated
with the Eoglishman and he was charmed
with the pretty American girl.
The bride TO be is finely educated, is an
excellent F.tnch scholar and brilliant
conversationslist. shs has what is called
an Euglish girls complexion, and she
talks with the true Euglish accent. Her
friends have no doubt that she is peIfcclly
qualified to fill any social position which
may fall to her let as the wife of an Eng
lish commoner. Miss Eadicttt will brig
to her husband handsome dowry. She
was in the city on Monday and Tuadsy,
and told her friends Of her approaching
happiness, although the fact OF the en-
gagement has been known for some
months.
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THE GRAND OLD MAN
Makes Journey of Alternate Cheers and
Hoots

Makes Journey OF Alternate Cheers and
Hoots.
LONDON, November 1O.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gladstone made the journey from Birming-
ham to Woiyerhampton in carriage
drawn by four horses. They were hearth
ly cheered along the route. On arriv-
ing at Wolverhamptop Mr.. Gladst ,ne
preceded to the drill hall, where
he received a number of addresfeI
In replying he was repeatedly interrupted,
the disorder fnslly eliminating IN al up
roar that compelled him to abrup ly close
his remarks. Great confusion followed,
the crowd making a ruah and demolishing
the benches that separated the members Of
the press from tie p1blic. The stewards
guarded the private door by
which Mr.. Gladstone left the
hall. The ex-Premier proceeded to
the railway station, the platform Of which
was tlcsely guarded and stai ted for Oxford.
At Snowhill the crowd that had gathered
grooned and hooted. At LeamingtoD, q
former mayor of the town welcomed Mr..
Gladstone and bic wife presented Mrs.
Gladstone with bJquet. At Bsnbury
they received similar welcOme. At Ok
ford the crowd which was composed largely
of graduates, grosped and hcoted Mr..
Glads tone as he was driven to the residence
of Warden X eble.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
ANARCHY
RAISES ITS HEAD ONCE MORE,
But in IA Very Mid and Harmless Dsmo1-
Straton.
DEATH OF ITS "SAIHTED MARTYRS"
Commemorate BY the Reds At Pteburg
Yesterday.

PrgsBUnG, Pa, November 10.-The
first anniversary Of the hanging OF tho
Chicago soarchists wss celebrate d at Laf-
syette Hall, in this city, tonight by the
9ittsburg ,7mpathisers Of the dead men.
The hall waspscked with . mixsd assem-
blage, but good order was maintained.
Albert Curllf, of Chicago, usde an inaam-
mstory address in German, in which he
denounced the police and spoke Of the dead
Anarchists as martyrs. Their Death, he
said, should be regarded as q victory and
not - defeat" The ssivioe3 concluded
with drama written by August Spies,
entitled "The Nihilist" Ths performances
was in German and the actors principally
local talent.
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sred the dead body of Annie Sisyey fu The
open door of tenement Aouse at the hack
of one # the great White Chapel bssWeriss.
The Woman's throat had been cui from
ear to ear, and she lad BEEN diemboreled.
but the murderer had actually torn ont
the woman's heart and laid S scrcss her
face with other portions of the viscea.
Two weeks latsr, on Sunday morning,
another disreputable woman wEs found
murdered ard butchers in the White.
chapel district.
On the morning Of Sunday, Ssr'smher
80, two more victims were added - the
list. The first Of these victims was butch
cred early in tee mornirg in q marrow
court of Bidners street, just boreath she
windows Of foreigners Sccislistic ciab,
where q concert was In progress at the tirae
the crime was committed. The next mLT-
der was committed three quarters Of a.
hour later in Mitre Square, tboroughfsre
NOT more than five minutes walk from the
scene OF the previous crime. Dorste street,
the scere Of the crime just reported, is
short street, only one block in length, Iun-
ming west from Commercial street, about a
quarter of mile to the north of White
chapel Read.
Gsnsral Warren, Chief o: the Metropcli-
tan police, has issued proclamation offer
ing pardon to any accomplice tine White
chapel murderer may have had, provided
he will give informrtinn which will lead
to the mulderer's apprehension.
1t was learned to-day that the woman
whoaa nufilafe1 hcdv yyaa fnnnd in the
Dorset street house yesterday was native
of Limerick. She migrated to Wales,
where she married collier, who was sub
sequently killed by an explosion. After
that she driftei 10 London.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
STORM SWEPT.

A Terrible Snow Storm Through ut the
Surth West.
CHICAGO, November 10.-A dispatch
from Quebec says: A snow storcl and
gale which in severity has seen few equals
here even in winter, set in Thursday night
and CONTINUED until last evening, it extern
ded over the whole of Qlebec and the
MARITIME PROVERBS. Dispatches fOm
Lower Quebec say that two and halt feet
of snow has fallen all along the lower st.
Lawrence, AID that Sc ;Ous fears are en-
tsir that there has been q large loss of
life smong the fishermen on both shores Of
the Gulf. At St. Islet, fCrty-thres mIle5
below Quebec, the snow storm was report
ed so thick that the light house at thst
point could not be seen fifty feet away,
and the fog signals could Tot be heard. A
yale of wind was blowing all night and
contir Il Cd ye3terdsy, the waves washing
clelr over the Island, aud endsngerjnG tie
structure. At River Da Loup and Father
Point, it is said that q d:e Of vessels are
anchored, smong the them Liverpool
steamer Sar1inian.
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A HORRIBLE FIND,
The Bodies Of Eleven Children In al
Reservoir.

The Bodies of Eleven Children In a
Reservoir.
CHICAGO, November 10.-A special dis
patch from st. Ambrose, town ten miles
below Quebec, Canada, says that COM
plants ta1 been made recently concerning
the condition of the city reservoir water.
The authorities finally resolved to empty
the water to find out the CAUSE. The task
was commenced few days ago and was
completed yesterday, when to the great
aston!shment of the engineers and work
men the remairs of eleven children were
discovered at the bottom Of the restroom
in an advanced state of decomposition. The
authorities OF the locality are at loss to
know wto are the authors of the murders,
as an Inquest has revealed that every one
of the children had been alive and had
breathtd for several hours a. Last.
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JACKSON ELECTEn.
I: - Believed That lie Has the Fourth
District Safe.

I. - Believed That lie Has the Fourth
District Safe.
S2'c'A. legrsm 20 rae Sunday REGISTER
PAEEfEsU"GG. Nnsemtcr lo-This
- hss been II a f-ver cr excitement to-
day. Tae slIa5sorbiDg question is
whether J.cIson or Smith has b,en
elected to Congre.s The district is very
cicss and it ma take the Official count to
oe:ermlne. Ths StI!s Jouraa! tonight
Claims Smiths election by a msiori,y Of
-. The Democrats are jabilant and claim
that Jackson's election is now assured
beyond the shadow Of a Goub. The r.
turns trcm Wayne gives him a la,gsr ma.
JorIty tran hEs been epima,e5 and rooTa
than sufficient to overcome Smitb's ns-ro,.
nsJoIlty. K ane county al o is confidsnt'v
rehed upon to increase Judge Jsoksopjs
msJority heavily, when the cf6cial r,tnrnS
are received Late to night leading r
publicanS were coDcedirg Jackson 5 slec.
tion, ei'"
smiths m'jOities in some countie, will
not bear inspection Democrae. charge
tnat there have feea cpl snd p,InabIe
frauds, and it is certain that # a coTt a.,
ls made some of his votes will be throw
cut. '-ii0" Il
Taken all together the prospect to.nioh,
Is IcSy one-and ParkersbuTg DsmocIat.
are in high feather. '''"''
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WEST VIRGINIA
REMAINS SOLID IN 1HE COLUMN
Al NJ ga,5 Can Avail to Tear il Away
From Us.
pq7BByS INCREASE THE MAJORITY
All Democrats Grow Corssgoai.ngi7 Ju-
bllaIt d,

Innings rlCrality will be oet"ee1 oOO
- "a bnndred. aud probably more. Tie
Co., ooss 70 Cleveland by from $50 to
,r,. Dymocrats have elected two Con-
men sr3 hsge . fighting cfarcs for
tv, r,ors. the 1t. c.i,lature is ours on JOINT
T,r,t These ere tins election results.
v,ugbt can cbsrg9 them. We make the
en- boldly, West Virginia is safely Dem
c.at:r. and oy good round majority.
T,s re.prrs received at this alice yes'er-
5,r while complete ard fell in evsTy de-
- save n, regsol to charge the estimate
,,,1s op the result. Gains and Losses
uA-s s5or. even on to.h sides, and
when ttc chsnges for the day were footed
=, the Democrats. if anything, were
the gamers. Fleming's majority had
keap pushed up q notch or two ana the
--,ts was tha; much farther removed IRON
tns domination Of GCtiism.
N;caolss county wh'ca wss expected 10
returD q Republican member OF the iEsls-
i,tare. has elected . Democrat, and cls''
cs:a c two Is thus registered on the side
Of Democracy. The Third delegate dis
t,:ct Lsd also been expected to elect a
g,pub!icap, but the latest returns shO"
thai The Democrats have made heavy gains
and have probably csr'ielit.
Judge Jackso1's prospects have become
brighter in ths Fourth district, and his
e,e,tion is now probsb.e if not certain.
Putnam coanty gave Smith 4 surprisingly
snau vote, while Wayne increases the
,rudge' ) ms ority By good fat score. Iaere
i no reason to cisuge cur e3timats ofWd-
son's msjority in the Second district
Alienon 3 elected il tie Fourth, beyond
. sha5ow Of doubt, AID Pendleton has
good chance that t6e official count will
show his election in the First.
From srcd a review Of the results Demo
cats have 10 reason to be ashamed. They
have done magu;dcsnty ayairs. tie heavy
Dads that Trey wers s;raayd against
them. They have triumpbel over uapa'-
ale.ri corruption and intimidation OF
voters, and no fraud or tr.ckeCy will de-
p,,7e them of tfeir victory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
Victim, of The Min, Horror.

ST. LOUIS, November 10.-The principal
difficulty in asc .rtaining the names Of the
victims Of ths Pittsburg niue to-ror Lies
in the fact tha. there was large number
Of new men who were not known 10 the
Pittburg people and many may not b
identified. Among the irj 1red iD the tenn
porsry hospital are: Il bert Richards,
.smiIy at Danville, O.; John Morelsnd,
family in Eoglsnd; Thomas Corbett. fam
lily in England; Thomas L,ncoke, Frank
Lsig, Henry Bang.
Three more bodies have been taken from
the ruins of the lantern works building.
They were burned to crisp, and il was
impossible TO recognize them.
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The next House will stand as o'lows:

THE HOUSE.
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Majority l..
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Has the Murderer an Aceonsplice:

LONDON, November 10.-Gen. Warren,
Chief Of the Metropolitan Police, has Issued
a proclamation Offering fires pardon to any
accomplice the White Chapel murderer
may nave had, provided he will give in
formation which will lead to the murder 8
appreher sion. It is learned that the wo-
man whose mutilatei body was found in
the Dorset street house yesterday was q
native of Lin e.ick, Ireland. She emigra-
ted to Wales, where she married collier,
who was subsequently killed by an explo-
sion. After that she dtifted to London.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
THEY BOUGHT INDIANA.

A Whole Dem ocr atic County Com nlttes
Purchased by Dudlsy's Confsrrecs.
ISDIANAPoLIs, November 10.-Boodle
was used extensively throughout the State
OF Ini diana. If the Democrat, had gctten
possession Of the Dudley letter week
earlier they did, they nigh! have saved
the State. Trustworthy Information is to
the efftc. that an entire Demo cratic COM
mittee was purchased in one C unity, ard the
returns show il. In all the DtmcCratic
counties Doodle was used extensively.
Harrison's plurality is now gwen ct about
y 80
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The State Senate wall probably stand as
fj.,ow5:
First D's.rics, two Republicans.
SecCcd District, o2e Democrat a2d one
EspubliCan.
Third District, two Republicans.
Fozrth District, one Democrat and one
Republican.
F,Hh Dssric., two Republicans.
Sixth DS rics, two d ,nOcrats.
Ssvsntl District, two d !mOc ats.
Eight District, two Democrats.
E.l,h District, cns Republican and cne
Ind Labor Unicn.
Te1.h D.3trics, probably two Rspubli-
cans.
Eleventh D strict, two Republicans.
Twelfth District, two Democrats.
Thirteenth District, two Democrats.
Total, Republicans Is; Democrats u;
L45Cr hiCn /.
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Senator ButIor VIII Go Back.

CHARLEsToE, s. c., November 10.-Ths
Legislature elected on Tuesday will elect
a successor TO Senator NJ. c. Butler. His
great personal popularity makes his re-
election sure. There will Re no opposiug
candidate. Several prominent gentlemen
have the Senatorial bee b5zz;ng in their
bonuets, bat none have the hsrdihocd to
opYo3e Senstot Butler. O1a ONT ballot
there are 100 votes. The Democrats have
a msjority cf 157. Ia the House there are
12l Democrats and three Republicans.
The thirty-six members Of the Senate are
Democrats. There are six oolorsd men in
the legislature, three Of whom are Demo-
crsts
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CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

Samuel Brown, a farmer of North Lib
erty, Iowa, wss kille1 by his wife during
q violent quarrel
The Mexicaps opposite e. Paso, Texas,
are building embsnkments in the river 10
change its course aad thro v it over on the
American side.
Alonzo Weibal. Denver builder, has
skipped and left his employees out S35, COO
The o. s. Steamer Kssr age has sailed
tn Hayti to protect American interests
there.
Elisha Williams, sn old ard respected
citizen of Taunton, Mass, was flsscsd out
Of 81, 900 by three card monte men.
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SHE LIED TO HIM.
That's Why an Actor Sued for and Was
Granted Divorce.

That's Why an Actor Sued for and Was
Granted a Divorce.
NEW YORK, November 10.-William I.
H. King, known theatr;cally as William
Harcourt hes procured an anrulment of
his marriage to Louise Bslfe, the actress.
They were married in February, 1883
King did not know that the actress was
the woman who Fad figured go prominent
ly in the tIoabls between actor Glorge
Herbert Lsonard and Manager Leonard.
In fact, he alluded to the matter before the
marriage, and Mss Balfe ssid she was not
the woman. They had been married but
short time when King found that his
wife was sued for absolute divorce by
Leonard with success. Discovering then
her previous history he brought this action.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

New YORK, Novembe: 10.-Johnny
George and Jack Lyman, two local puSil
lets, fought twenty.six rounds to a draw,
this morning, in a tavern on Staten
Island. Time, ore hour aud twenty min
utes. Both men were badly used up.
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Senator Harris Is Opposed.

MEMPHIS, November 1O.-The legisla-
ture Of Tennessee, from the present out
look, will be largely Democratic on joint
ballot. Senator Is5am G.. Harris has
served two terms, ard is q car didate for
re election. lie il opp SD by Gen. J. D.
C Atkins, late Commissioner of Indian
Aff,irs. Although they are brothsrs-in-
law, the fight is so hot between them that
he Democracy was in dargsr Of splitting.
Oae can only guess ss to the result
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
KanAwha's Vote.

CHARLESTON, November 10.-Hon. T.
S. Riley: COTS majority in Kanawha is
1,5ll; Harrison, 1,452; McGinnis, ,295
Tbs labor vote went to the Repablicans.
PocotOntas gave S2i for Fleming, Nicholas
2lO for Fleming, Clay 40 for GOff. Put
nam gives Gaff It's, and Smith, for Con-
gress, l25. Probably saved jackson.
Nothing from Wyoming Elkto,n region,
Mcdowell, whtrs Republicans exre .ted
largo gains, is reported to have gone Dem
ocratic.
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Welcome, Welcome, Jack Frost.

NEW ORLEANS, November 10.-A dis
patch to the Times Democrat from Jackson
vile, dated yesterday, Gays the weather
has bsen disagreeabls all day, rainy, cold
and chilly, and tonight it is raining very
heavily. The prospects are good for cooler
weather, snd anxious hearts pray that the
long-desired frost will soon be here.
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a Tinaer's Deaih-Trsp.

CINCINNATI, o., November 1l.-About
10 o'losk to-day Oscar Huffman, a timer
working at the roof of an ice-house st Sy-
camore and Hunts Streets fell through the
hatchway in dark attic, distance o! 80
feet and was Instantly killed. Two hours
later Adolph Niehsus, another timer,
went in search OF Huffman, not knowing
he wss dead and fell tayough the same
hatchway snd received fatal injuries.
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A Clenn sweep 10 Jaokson.

Spscia! TElsgTG8 10 ths SGRdGy Rs0L2sT.
RAvENswOOD, ". VA N.vsmbar 10
Republicans carry Jackson county by in
creased m.iOrities. They carry every
county cflice. Both members Of the LeGis-
latare will be Republican. A. R. Camp
tell. Republican, carries tf e county for the
Senate by 26O majority, and c. 5. Smith
for Coo2ress by 392. The National ticket
gceJ by 2SO and State ticket by 3l9
Campbell is elected to the Seuate from the
Filth district By about 300 majority.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
MR.. WILSON'S CLAIM.

CHARLE~DON, ". Va, Nov mber 10
+. S. Ejha
N news / on Pfestoa was y,r.ied this
mo'Gias l: gives l.5S9 m7j,rity for
F.'c". I am elect i By nearly 400 msjor-
-. Il anything should kroT wire ma.
". L WILSON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
HARRISON'S CABINET.
They Say That Blaine Would Decline a
Psrtfolio.

SPRINGFIELD, o., November 1O.--Col-
onel A. G. Coager, of Akron, National
Republican Committeeman CT Ohio, was
in the city to-day on his way home from
indianapolis. He ssid while 10 Indiana
polls hs had called upon Gene eral Harrison
and had scma talk about the President
Elects Cabinet, Col. COnger sail james
G. Blaine would he offered the Secretary
of Stateship, bat General Harrison said he
had understood that Mr Blaine did not
want it, and if rendered would be refused.
Couger said be was certain that General
Lew Wallace would he Secretary of War.
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AR. & O. Wreck at Newark.

CHICAGO, November 10.-A dispatch
from Newark, O., says: A collision oc-
Cured yesterday on the Baltimore and
Ohio, near Clsypools, resulting in the kill
ing of Engineers John Doyle and Andrew
Dennisoa and the demolition of both en-
gines and fouItsen freight cars. The col
lision was csussd by conflicting orders
given by operators.
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BIZ chandlsr's Fences Are Down.

CONCORD, n. h, November 1O.-It is
very generally conceded that Congressman
Calling will be elected in June tn suc.
ceed William E. Cdsrdlsr in the Upited
States Senate. The fight for ths Legisls
ture this year by both Chandler and CAL
hnger has ben distinct Issue in the cam
pAigu-
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Pacific Cable P,snned

NEW YORK, November 10-A Montreal
special says: A London dispatchssys that
the Earl of Wirchelsa will preside at q
Inference on November %, to consider
the Pacific Cable prcject. Allthe leading
commercial and shipping houses interested
in Canada and Australia are invited.
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Pendleton 253.

s9se.cI Telegram 10 te Suaday Register.
MooREFIELD, W. Va, November 10
Official returns from Pendleton, as far as
heard from, gives Fleming 125 majority,
with Circlsvills precinct to Eelr from,
udich will probAb'y give from 125 10 14O
majority. We can hear nothirg more from
Pendleton until Monday.
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Clay County so.

10 ne Editor Qfths Register.
CLAY G. H., W. Va, November I,
lsSs.-The election returns are all in.
The Republicans carried this county on
State and National tickets 80 votes. Toe
Democrats elected part of the County
ticket VIZ Sheriff and Assessor.
A. ]. STEPHENS IN, Clerk Clay County
Court
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Rnnna 225

SDsc!I Ts,sgran 10 lls Sunday RcGtEs-.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 10
Boone county gives 225 Democratic ma
iori,v. There is nothing official from Lo-
gan county. Ksnawha county gives Hsr-
Tison 1,I25, GOf 1,5l1, MCGinnis 1915,
Morrison / 1,j52.
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How Republicans Took Delaware.

NEW YORK. November 10.-The Times
publisEe' an interesting story dstliling
how tbs Delaware Democrats lost the leg
islatuIe. 1t says it was due to the defeat
of the Salisbury faction in the Kent coun.
ty primaries by men pledged to tie elec-
ton of James Q. Walcott to the Senate in
place of Eli Ssulsbury. The delegate
ticket was cut by the Salisbury men in
Kent and Sussex counties, and Republi-
cans elected a majority Of the legislature.
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FOREIGN MOTIFS.

TIE Bithop nf Fort Wayne, Indiana, has
arrived ct Rome. .-. ..
An official bulletin states that the King
of Holland hiss almost recovered.
TIE Sultan has srsLtsd An a1diencs to
Mr.. o. S. Straass Uii:ed States Minister
to Turkey.
The Paris Commune tas adopted MoIs
L.DordeIe's proposal TO submit tie nsW
constitution Of France to poI u'sr vote.
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rnrreot Returns From Tucker.

Special Telegram 10 he sunday Register.
RowRLsBURG, November 10. -Ofheisl
returns fIOm Tucker county show gain II
10 in Wilson's and in CleVelsnd's major
iiy. me king the former Il and the lAt.eI
So. Flemings majority is 50.
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A Gain of q Delegate.

Special Telegram TO the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, November 1O.-Returns
have been received from Nicholas county
tnst give ths Democrats an iucre lsed ma.
inritp. Peck, Demccrat, is elected to the
Legislature beyond doubt.
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Kansas wm Re-elsot senator Plumb.

LEAYENwORTH, KAN, November TO-
The Kansas Legislature will this winter
elect United States Senator. There is
TO candidate in the field in opposition to
the present incumb MT P. r. Plumb, who
will be re e.elected by the practically unaE-
imous voice of the Legislature, as there
will be only six or seven Democrats in the
body. There is already some opposition
10 Senator Ingalls, re- election in 1891.