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BASE BALL CONVENTION
Largely Attended : Important Changes
Alnde In the Rules.

hHut III tub AAulcbs
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2O.-Thc corridors oil
the Fifth Avenue Hotel resounded this
morning with the busy tread OF base ball
men who have come from all parts ol
country, to improve tho rules for the
government OF the national game next
season. All the clubs of the League
are represented and the American Asso.
citation has also a fair representation.
The Joint Committee on Rules at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel went into session
shortly after noon and by 8 o'clock COM
pleted the largest part Of. its work. An
endeavor was made by some few dele
gates to reintroduce the high and low
ball system, but the majority were
against the idea and voted It down.
In order TO improve the order Of pitch.
ing the committee has reduced the balls
to four for next season. The three
strikes remain MS usual. The rule re.
garding foul tips has been abolished,
and hereafter a man will be allowed to
run on them.
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TIE NEW HOUSE.
Indications That Republicans VIII Have
Majority of from Five to Seven.

Indications Thnt hepublicans VIII hhNe
AMsJority of from Five to Seven.
WAsHfSoToN, D. c., Nov. 2O.-No dis
patches affecting materially the complex
ion OF the next House have been re-
ceived at the headquarters OF the Ma
tional Republican Committee. Senator
Quay entirely discredits the reports sent
out by the Democratic State Committee
that Gof, Republican, has been defeated
for Governor in West Virginia. The dis
patches he has received indicate more
strongly than ever that West Virginia
has returned three Republican and one
Democratic Congressman. II is said
here to-day that the Democratic man
ayers became alarmed at the situation in
West Virginia almost at the last mo-
ment and that the closeness OF the re-
suit is due TO the large amountof money
poured into the State within three days
| efore:election.
There is still no reason to revise the
figures as to the probable Republican
majority OF from five TO seven, and pos
sibly nine, in the next House.
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CINCINNATI, Now 2O.-G. W. Lesser
of Pottsvillc, Pa, who has been in at
tendance here at the Exposition with ar
exhibit of soap, received S, 600 in money
on Saturday too late TO deposit in bank
He carried 1t on his person, and unfor.
tunately during the night exhibited il
at drinking place. Some time aftel
midnight, as he was going home, he was
sandbagged and robbed OF $500. He
kept the matter quiet, hoping to trace
the robbers himself, but SO far has moi
aunnnnJaI
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9O.-The lively
strife among the army officers who as,
pire to appointment. as staff officers has
been still further stimulated by the re-
port which is gaining currency that the
President contemplates the appointment
Of Privlte Secretary Colonel LSlhont as
Judge Advocate General 10 succeed
General Swain.
Colonel Lamont, when interrogated
this afternoon as to the truth Of the re-
port, said: "There is absolutely nc
truth in it whatever"
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BAIrMoRE, Nov. 2O.-The annual re-
port Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company, which was yesterday accepted
by the stockholders, was issued to-day.
It shows that the total revenue for the
past year was S20535, ,49l. The total ex.
penses were Sl4, 4,200,56l, showing net
earnings Of S, ,l52, $3.50, adecrease for the
year Of SSS5, ,974 as compared with the
earnings OF 1887. The decrease Is ac-
counted for by the sale Of the express
and package car privileges and the con.
sequent loss Of income from those
! sources,
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wAsHINeroN, D. c., Nov. 2O.-The
Navy Department has no information of
the reported surrender to the comman-
der United States ship Boston, Of the
steamer Haytian Republic, by the au-
thorities OF Hayti. The only report re-
ceived from Captain Ramsay (and this
was received by mail) stated that the
Haytian officials had released the Ameri-
can schooner civilian Jones'" which
had been seized on suspicion Of engag-
ing in fillibustering, after al investiga-
ton which established her innocence.
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CONDESSBD TgLEGRAMs.

Two OF a gang Of counterieites have
been arrested near Warren, Pa.
The house OF Jack Gregg at Leesville,
KY, was burned Monday night, and all
his family, consisting Of five persons,
persisted.
There is a possibility Of trouble with
the local switchmen in indianapolis,
owing to n refusal Of their demand for
SIS per month.
John w. Kelley. Of moter fame, has
been released from jail on bail. He was
confined for contempt Of court, in re-
fusing TO reveal his secret.
The National Cattle Growers' Associa.
ton Is in session at Chicago. A reso.
luton was adopted asking Congress "a
provide for national inspection Of cattle
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CHICAGOS MURDER MYSTERY.
Suspicion Points to the Flagman rs Il
Murderer OF EyR Mitchell.

Suspicion Points to tho Flagman rs the
Murderer Of Eva Mitchell.
CREcAeo, Nov. 2O.-The mystery in
the murder Of Eva Jane Mitchell, the
girl whose body was found on Grand
Boulevard Saturday evening, remains
impenetrable. OF the four young men
arrested on suspicion yesterday, three
sturges, Gray aud Stowell, established
alibis sufficiently substantial TO warrant
the police in discharging them late last
night in bonds OF 5000 each, but grave
suspicious have arisen in the minds Of
tho police against Tom Mqsterson, the
flagnan atThirty-ninth street and Michi-
gan avenue. Masterson is the last man
thus far found who saw Eva alive. He
tells an improbable story OF his meeting
with her Saturday night, in the light Of
his relations to the murdered girl prior
to her death, and is still under arrest
pepding further investigation.
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BERLIN, Nov. 2O.-1n reference to the
statement in the Post that the Govern
ment will introduce a bill in the Bun
dersrath to raise loan for military, ma
val and railway purposes, tits announced
that the bill is now before the Bun
dersrath. 1t provides for loan as
usual when the budget is presented, OF
sixty million marks. The funds are to
be used for extra expenditures on &c
count Of the army, navy, railways and
telegraphs,
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secret Meeting Of Standard ON sIon.

PITTsBURoH, Pa, Nov. 2O.-Daniel o.
Day, Of Buffalo, John D. Archibald, Of
New York, Joseph Bushnell, Henry
Rogers and other leading stockholders
Of the Standard Oil Company, held a
conference in this city to-day. The OBJ
iect OF the gathering Is not known, and
the members Of the party refused 70 give
out any information. Il was remored
that the meeting was for the purpose Of
conierring with q committee Of produ-
ces with view ot. harmonizinS their
] Interests,
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Congratulations on your great victory.
ELLIOTT F. SHEPPARD.
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WATERBURY, CT, Nov. 2o.-Judge
Bradstreet has decided in the celebrated
Guilford bastardy case Of Fannie F.
Benton VS.. Deacon John s. Starr, "that
the defendant is the reputed father Of
the child, and that he pay to the plain
tiff thsi sum OF S4 l2, the bame being
one-halt Of the lying-in expenses and
costs"
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DANvILLE, ILL.,, Nov. 2O.-John Arm
strong, an engineer in the Grape creek
mines, in this county, had quarrel
with his wife last evening. Joseph
GLASGOW, boarder at the house, under.
took to interfere, when Armstrong drew
a revolver and shot GLASGOW through
the heart. Armstrong took to the woods
and officers are now in pursuit.
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CHgYESNE, WYo., Nov. 20.-A costly
wreck occurred on the Union Pacific al
Rock Creek station yesterday afternoon
A work train returning to Laramie col
lided with freight train No. %, pulled
by two engines. An engineer and fire
man were fatally injured, and ten OIL
twelve labOrers on the work train
slightly hurt. The three engines were
demolished. The wreck completely
blocked travel, passenger trains being
delayed twelve hours.
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sUMMRRrIELD, ALA, Nov. 2O.-The
family of William Morgan, white far
mer, were poisoned yesterday, and some
OF them may die. They ate food for
dinner prepared by a negro servant and
Immediately all fell i'll. The food has
not yet been analysed. The negro has
been arrested.
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 10.
Accept my hearty congratulations.
May the good work continue.
W. F. AFTER.
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BISMARCK, OAK, Nov. 2o.-The In
dians on the Sioux reservation are now
becoming anxious to form the acquaint-
ance OF General Harrison, They realize
that he will soon become the Great
Father" and they desire to meet him and
present their claims regarding the pro-
posed opening OF the reservation.
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ON the Tracl. OF McClure,s Murderers.

WrLKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 2O.-A clue
to the murderers Of Paymaster Mcclure
and his body guard, Hugh Flanagan,
has been discovered at last. Yesterday
afternoon Joseph Roachc, wood chop
per, found Winchester repeating rifle
in the forest, three.quarters of a mile
from the scene of the crime. The To-
cal detectives now claim to have clue
that the rifle was owned by persons liv-
ing near Miners Mills. The Pinkerton
men, however, do not agree with them,
but say, judging from the spot where
the firearms were found, the murderers
fled through the woods, after committing
the murder, and made their way to the
nearest railway station.
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HARRlsBuRG, Pa, Nov. 2O.-The Off
cial returns from all the counties in the
State have reached the State Department
for President. Almost million votes
were cast US follows: Harrison, 526, OIL
Cleveland, 448, $50; Fisk, %, ,74s; Streater
1896; total, 997, ,224. Harrison's plural
ity, 1851; Harrison's majority over all
5I,96S. The vote for President in lSS-
was: Blaine, 473,S04; Cleveland, S92,
1856; st. John, 1879; Butler, l7OO2
Blaine's plurality Sl,0l9. Biaine's ma
jority over all S,2S0.
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stubborniy claiming the State notwith,
standing the facts TO the contrary.
Candidates for the postofice, to sue.
ceed Mr.. Thompson, who has only en-.
ioyed the position for few months, are
becoming numerous. Among those
most prominently mentioned are, Nc,
Intosh, Of the Gazette, and Gibson, Of the
Commercial.
The steamer Enos, owned by Captain
Bay, sunk at the wharf-boat last Friday,
and is a total loss.
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chIldren nnrned to penth.

URpER sANpUsKY, O., Nov. 2O.-Mrs,
John Boardman left her two children
alone in the house last evening, while
she went out in the yard to milk. While
gone the children, in playing near the
crate, ventured too close, their clothing
caught fire, and both were burned to
death.
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rro Women Injured n a Fire.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 2O.-A fire broke
out early this morning in the residence
Of John NJ. Mueller, proprietor Of 8
stoneyard on West Front street. Mrs
Mueller and Miss Kerber, inmates
Jumped from the second story window
and were severely injured The fire
was under control before much loss wa
,,,stotnad
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SMITH is ALL RIGHT.

The Recount all FlRIshsd In the Fourth
District aud the EHort to Count Him Out
Failed.
Spe;ia! Dipatch TO he Iat.lliCtneer.
PAnkEnDuRo, W. Va, Nov. 2O.-The
recount in this Congressional District
has all been finished, and the official re-
turns are all in. G. B. Smith has a ma
iodty OF thirteen. over Judge Jackson,
and will be our next representative.
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NaM YnrlL Cit,,. Yntn.

NRw YoRK, Nov. 2O.-The oficia
canvass of this city is complete. Tht
Republican electoral ticket received l06,
OPS; Democratic, 49,, ,73s votes; Prohibi
tion, 1,l26; Union Labor, l7S; Socialis
ticket, l,772, In the entire ballot Of tht
city, 666 votes were defective out o
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PARIS, Nov. 2O.-The duel between NJ.
Andrieux and NJ. Guyot, resulting from
the charge made by the latter in Lalan-
terne that the Mines trial was the out
come Of n collision between NJ. Numa
Gilly and NJ. Andrieux, was fought this
morning. Swords were used and NJ.
Andrielx received a slight wound in
tho chest
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PrrrsBuRoH, Pa Nov. 20. : Mrs
Anthony Newell, widow OF the well
known restauranteur, who died sudden.
ly few weeks ago, committed suicide
at her home this morning by shooting
herself through the heart. Desponden,
cy over the death OF her husband and
fear that the estate was heavily involved
are the causes assigned for the deed.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O,-At the Corean
Legation nothing is known Of the report
from London concerning Russian pro.
tectorate over that country. 1t is be-
lieved at the Legation to be on par
with u similar story started two years
ago which had not the slightest foupda'
ttnr
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SrAUNroX, Va, Nov. 8.
Congratulations on splendid fight
and victory. s. NJ. YosT.
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CANTON, O., Nov. 0.
A thousand congratulations.
WM. MCKINLEY, in.
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CONGRATULATIONS FOR GOFP.

TelegramS Received from Lending Men In
Every Part oftho Unlon-A Few of Them
PubllShed.
Special Dispoieh 10 he IateligAor.
CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, Nov. 20.-Tele,
grams Of congratulation have been pour.
ing in upon General GoG by the hun
dreds for several days past. They come
from every part OF the Union and from
the leading men and Republican clubs
OF the Nation. The GOVernor.elect to-
day permitted the INTELLIGEScER cor
respondent to inspect the great mass Of
dispatches he has piled upon his library
table and make copies OF few Of them.
There are hundreds Of Others of the same
kind, among them sone from Mr.. Blaine,
Mr.. Elkins and others. Following are
some Of the copies:
New YoRK, Nov. 8.
Hon. Nathan Gog:
Congratulations on your great victory.
ELLIOTT F. SHEPPARD.
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FoRT scoTT, KAs., Nov. 2O.-The noted
weather prognosticatOr, Prof Stock.
meyer, of this city, announces most
disastrous and terrific gale and blizzard.
It will occur on the great lakes inside Of
forty.eiRht hours.
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ForeIrn psmn nnd Reieote cd.

NEW York, Nov. 2O.-Haytian Consul
yasset to-day demanded Of the Federal
authorities that the steamship George
W. Clyde, scheduled TO sail late this az
ternoon be prevented from sailing. She
was loaded with guns and ammunition
for Monte Cristo, San Domingo. The
collector said be had no jurisdiction.
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Special DiPdieh to tie iateLiigeaeer.
CLARGsBURo, W. Va, Nov. 20.-officiaI
returns Just received show General GoF
unquestiOnably our Governor.elect,
Wyoming and Mcdowell counties settle
i beyond the peradventure Of doubt.
Democrats at last concede 1t. It's Gov
ernor Nathan Gof and no mistaking 1t,
by majority Of over two hundred.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov, 2O.-To-day's
bond offerings aggregate sSol,OOO as fol-
follows: Registered As, $4,000 at 1913;
coupon As, $4,000 at 1854 registered AIS,
$3.50, 1000 at 100; $4,000 at 1851; coupon
Ais, ST 900 at 1851.
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Alnbnmn,a Vote,

MoSTdoMERY, Ala, Nov. 20.-The
vote cast for Presidential electors was
counted to-day by the Governor and
Secretary Of State. Cleveland received
1880 votes; Harrison 57,l07, and
Eiake bSS.
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NEw YoRx, Nov. 2O.-James Nolan, a
worthless character, fred five shots into
his paramour, Emma Buch, in house
just of the Bowery to-day, because she
refused to live with him any longer.
She will die
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COLuNBUs, o., Nov. 9O.-oaicial re-
turns from the late election show; Total
vote in the State, S4l,74l. Ryan's plu
rality for Secretary Of State is 2l,9SS
The total labor vote is 3,452 and the
Prohibition vote 1920.
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LONDON, Nov. 2O.-The Government
is considering the advisability OF ap-
pointing successor to Lord sackville
before President Cleveland vacates his
office. A successor may possibly be ap-
pointed in December.
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chioroforp,eti nnd itobbefi.

CNcIxNArI, Nov. 20.-Henry Protz-
man and family, in charge OF the Bee
Line station at Hartwell, Ohio, were
chloroformed this morning and robbed
Of S5AA.
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sptesal DiIpGieh 10 tie inislteeHesr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. 2o.-The
Democrats Of this city are completely
subdued, and the more intelligent ones
dsplore the conduct Of the Rsgistr in
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GEORGE FRlsBrE HoAR.


PAwTUcKET, K. l., Nov. 10.
Garfield Club congratulates you upon
your great victory, and will celebrate the
event by jubilee banquet Friday night.
Please answer. II. E. TIEPKI.
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NEw YonK CIrY. Nov. Is

Now that the smoke of battle has
lifted, let us exchange congratulations
on the triumph OF the American system
and the defeat OF the British colonial
system, upon which the nation has set
the seal OF its disfavor forever.
PATRICK FORD,
Editor IriSh World.
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speeial Dt'pasef 10 he IHteli0a'or.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Nov. 2O.-Fleming,s
majority in Randolph county is 647.
This is official and correct,
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LONDON, Nov. 2O.-Mr. John Bright
rested well last night and his condition
this morning shows further improve
ment. MIR. Balfour is convalescing.
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Two Young Men DrownetI,

MoNTEvEIDo, MISN., Nov. 20.-Ed-
ward and William Kitchen, cousins,
aged % and Is years, respectively, were
drowned this afternoon while skating.
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BosroS, MASS, Nov. 10.

Twelve hundred and fiity.tbree mem
bcrs of the "Home Market Club" by
unanimous resolution, send congratula-
tions to you on account OF your brilliant
canvass and glorious victory. Your de-
fense OF the great cause for which the
"Home Market" contends has been
most effective.
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Tho YelIow Fever lleeord.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 2O.-There
were twenty-five new cases OF yellow
fever in twenty.four hours ending ut 0
p. m. to-day, and one death, Total cases
4,643 total deaths 403.
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NIr. VERNON. Ill. Nov. 10

Accept hearty congratulations, l am
also elected. Accept invitation to ad.
dress "Ex-P Prisoner Of War Association"
at Bloomington, H., 22d.
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SAN FRANclsc0, Nov. 0.
Receive my congratulations. Protec-
ton for the workingmen Of America.
Union foreyerl 1.-The Solid Southis bro
ken. ROBERT Z. KEYEs.
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nan.I rhi.rr. Arrs.i..I-

PARIS, Nov. 2O.-The police OF Lille
have arrested a gang of six men who
stole in Brussels bonds Of the value OF
100000 which they negotiated in Eng
land
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LONDON, Nov. 20.-Mr. Bright islikely
to have another relapse in consequence
OF the severe weather that prevails.
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CrxcIYSArr. O., Nov, 0.
Hurrah for you. Shake:
/. MARKBREiT.
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on Cry; Pa, Nov. 8.
Accept congratulations. Now in
deed, can the beautiful Mountain State
say, "Montain Sempsr LibTi."
WILLIS ]. HULISds.
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aSss-@ -
CMcrSxArr. O., Nov, 0.
Hurrah for you. Shake.
L. MARKDRElr.
wAsEIxaroS, D. G., Nov. 0.
The Republican Invincibles OF WASH
ington, D. c., send their heartfelt con
gratulations. E. A. ADAMS, Prest.
CANTON, O., Nov. o.
A thousand congratulations.
WM. MCKINLEY, in.
PI1TsBURou, Pa, Nov. 0.
Congratulations OF the "Nonpareil
Tariff Club" Allegheny City.
F. W. SNYDER, secy.
New York Cry, Nov. 0.
Ten thousand congratulations for your
brilliant success. j. NJ. BuSDY,
Editor Mdit and ExprtSs.
BosroN, Mass, Nov. 0.
Congratulate you on your glorious
victory. Home Market Club gives jubi.
lee during next Thursday. Come on il
you eau. HERBERT RADCLIFFE.
Mt. VERNON, ONO, Nov. 0.
congratulate you most heartily and
sincerely. You did nobly, and mayYou
live long to enjoy the victory.
G. +. BALDWIN.
EMPoRIA, KANSAS, Nov. 0.
Three cheers and a tiger for you.
II. B. PLUMB.
WAsHrSdroN,, D. G., Nov. 0.
Tho Republican National League"
send heartfelt congratulations on signal
victory. Z. + BEGL,
President.
STAUNroX, Va, Nov. 8.
Congratulations on yoursplendid fight
and victory. s. NJ. YosT.
YoRK, Pa, Nov. Z.
Accept congratulations for your noble,
patriotic, successful canvass. The ma
ton will honor the man who has broken
the Solid South.
Yonra trnly. l.. C. SrALSAKER,
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BosToN, MASS, NqY. 10.
Heartiest congratulations. You have
made splendid fight. II. G. LODGE.
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wAsHrxdroN,, D. G., Nov. 0.
Tho Republican National League"
send heartfelt congratulations on signal
victory. E. F BEAL,
President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-21

Henry Q. McCoRAlCK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-21
Yong Pa No,

Accept congratulations for your noble,
patriotic, successful canvass. The ma
tion will honor the man who has broken
the Solid South.
Yours truly, L. c. STALNAKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-21

WILLrANsPoRT, Pa, Nov. II.
Grand jollifcation here next Wednes.
day night and We all want you with us.
Come without fail.