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Ducking two Ghosts.

a report was started a few nights
ago in Doddtown, a suburb of
Orange, n. j., that Rosedalo Gene
terry was haunted, and that two
ghosts could be seen at any time
between eleven and twelve o'clock
stalking about among the trees or
sitting upon the graves. A number
OF superstitious people residing in
the neighbourhood were 50 worked
up that they were afraid to venture
out OF doors after nightfaIl. PedeS-
TRANS whose way skirted one end of
the cemetery We're frightened by
the Spooks and ran away screaming.
The excitement became so great
III the vicinity that five citizens
resolved to lay the ghosts or perish
in the attempt Shortly after eleven
o'clock their vigil was rewarded
by the appearance of two queer
looking figures on the wall that
runs along the street. At a given
signal the five citizens started in
pursuit or the GHOSTS" who re-
treated in quick order to the north
ely end of the cemetery, whore
there is a small lake. One Of the
spooks had a white bag over his
head, and being unable to see we'll.
ran into the lake. Being unable to
free himself he would have been
drowned had not his pursuers has
tened to drag him out.
The other "ghost" was captured
and dipped in the lake several times
in order that his pen"hant for ghost
ly sport might be forever smorhered.
Fearing arrest the ghosts-rwo well
known young men-pIeaded so hard
for mercy that they were allowed to
depart for their homes.-N YHeyad.
, 1888-08-01

ger Duchess of Montrose, aged II, to the
brother of Lady Durham, Mr.. Marcus
Miner, aged %.
New York, July Both
Flour, st Lawrence. pr. brl. $40.
Meal, best brandywine, per bril-. 33.40.
Heavy Mess Pork, per bril-, IA / to J
New Seasons Pork, per bri., Is I to ].
c,oon Crystals, per Id 6
0ue" f. to CIR, per ID. 5 3.16
English Islands MolaSses, so test 81.
Exchange New York and London, 94.S58
London, July 30th
DemeraraCrystaIsper cwt. 60 It's.
9d.
Sugar Muscovado per cwt., co 13s. Cd.
German Beet IS p. G.. f. 0. b.
las. I'D.
Demerara Rum per gal, Is. Id. to Is. I'd.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. G3. 13s OF.
Consols, SO :
Bank of England Rate of Discount OPP. CT.
Liverpool Cotton MiddlinG upland perl III.
SID.
Three per Ct. Rentes in Paris $500.
, 1888-08-01
The Development of India.

#
In discussing lnduStrlal changes we yes
teIday pointed out mat Great britain was
losing her supremacy as d manufacturing
country, through me competition OF Que OF
tW0 continental nations ana the United
states III neu'FaI markets. ana through
the tendency III many countries 10 engage
III a DIVERSITY OF occuPaiIohS' Inc econo'
mlStS VINO heIleNe III one OF TWO HaiuLaI n
ouStfleS lol eacn country are not hteoed IN
TINS age. me InduStrlaI changes taklhg
place III lhdia. Whlch We're mentioned pre-
vlouSly, are SullciehII| Inl' resting IoJuStl,
~ further discussion. IhoSe VINO regard
lhdla as Il country OF farm Iaooulels max,
ing a poor subsistence from nee HeIdS ana
nom the culture OF Il le" ojher aSfIcuItu-
ia! commodities Tor export, would oe sur
prlSed 10 ieaIll no" great an lhouNlIlai era
has daWhed upon inns dependency. 4 ie"
weeks ago SIr William Wilson Huuter
read a paper before inc Royal CoIonIli IN.
stitute III Wllch he qlScuSStd the lhduSillaI
condition OF In"la' ne showed that Inoia8
tiade with Europe h"a oteh regulated ny
the cost 81 carriage ana me cueapheSS OF
production. III ine PERIOD OF transport oy
caravan on'| 'IlIcItS "hIcl YOU'D pear i
i"iS6 increase ~" O"c CoHU 81 PI"'u't!o,
coQIa DC ILanNleIFeI' rms was the PERIOD
OF indian drugs ana gems. The first timId
attempt 10 brave the teTr"rs OF the ocean
ana to combine Ian1 amt water e5IrI27r,
brought me lhdl'h IaoritS ana metal WORK.
Inc Cape route made 1t possible TO con-
vey heavier goods. FINALLY railway con-
StructIon on the peninsula ana the 0uez
calal 9eyeIoPeu the gram trade ana eSta-
OlISlied IN lndl@ a market tor European
goods previously considered TOO heavy Tor
transport. There are now $4,000 miles OF
railway IN INDIA, All tins tended to m
crease British trade with India Railway
communication with the provinces develop
ca tle wheat trade, "hIch mas increased
fourtee, tod IN as many years, In ten
years the export OF OIL seed quadrupIed.
Meanwhile the demand for coal, IRON, cot,
ION goods and other goods such as Great
Brltaih produces enormously increased.
But the greater cheapneSS OF transporta-
ZION mas not Kept the eyes OF the people
interested III lndla closed to the opportunl'
1IeS for nome production OF many articles
, 1888-08-01

Ine tables Of analysis annexed to
the letter show that the daily analysis
OF bsets Of the Standard Sugar Re-
hlery during October rtn from 10 tn.
Il per cent. IN sugar, while in August
me average was from Is to 20 per
cent.
The polarization Of boots of sixteen
representative 6ermln factories show
that the %seccharino proportion of the
b'ets was from IL TO 10 per cent.
The analysis Of sugar beotS from
British Columbia shows that they CON
tanned from 10 to IS per cent or an
average OF ab nut II. Remarks ap
pended show that a proper cultivation
"ouI have problbIy given a higher
percentage of saccharino matter, for
the beots had apparently more or less
a second growth Victoria COJ0nist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
INDIGNANT MINERS
Deny EmphstIcSlly That Intimidation Is
Used In the FAirmont Mines.
TtJ,.--,,., IL ybc

Deny EmphstIcSlly That Intimidation Is
Used In the Fsirmont Mines.
Special TEIegrufn 10 the Register.
FAIRMoST, W. v, November 4.-The
miners and laborers Of this section are very
indignant st the publication rejecting
upon this candidacy Of Judge FIeming as
an employer Of labor. That intimidation
is being used is lie, and will be resented
as such by his employees irrespective of
party. The bona fide circular bearing te:-
timony concerning the CASTOR and Mon
taua companies was conceived and g,tten
out by Republican employees without
Judge Fleming's knowledge, showing coz
cl1sivsly how he is regarded by the labor
ing men of this ntighborbood. Charles
W. Brown, Q Republican, is looking for
and h,s offered reward for the spprehen-
sion of the party who concocted the lie
that hs had been given money by Judge
Fleming, and the Ta1icl managers here
who have been sending ont rOorbscks
against the Judge are trembling in their
boots.
Democrats here wsnt.it understood that
whisky b o ls and lies will not save ih=
y. o. D. this time. aud that the money sent
here to defeat Wm. L. Wilson will not
prevail in this county. Judge Fleming
will hive three hundIe1 majority IN
Marion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
TARIFF PLANK, NATIONAL DEMO
CRATIC PLATFORM, lSss'

The Democratic remedy II TO enforce
EruSaIity in public expenditures
aud AsoIish unnecessary tRNAiion'
Our established domestic industries
a,,d entrrpriscs should not and need
not be endangered by . rea"eti"n
aud correction OF the onr
Of taxation. On the contrary
a FAIR AND Careful BENiSiOh
OF OTRyAN LAWS, WITH Due Al
LOyASCE FOR THE DIFFERENCE
RECwEEN TIE WAGES OF AhEki'
CAN AND FOREIGN LABOR, MUST
PERMIT AND ESCOURAGE EVERY
BRANCH OF STCH INDUSTRY AND
ENTFRPHISE BY GIVING THEM A.
SUENSCE OF An EXTENDED Man
REF AND STEADY AND CON
TINToyS PERAT ION IN
THE INTEREST OF AMERICANA
which should i'm no event be neglect
ed. The rev VISION of our tax laws con-
fCmDlntrtl by tae Democratic party IL
"a promote the advantage Of such
Iabor. by cheapcnInE the cost OF the
psccsSarirS of life in the home oieNe-
~ working man, md at the same time
SccErin= to him steady and remuner-
niIYc employment. IPOu this que>-
fIoB OftarlH reform, 80 closely con-
CerniuS every phase of our NattonHi
life. End UpOn every question In
VoIved i'm the pro blsm of good govern
HnPnt, the Democratic party snbmits
Its principles and professions 20 tho
iateIIiSenI sunraEcs Ofthe American
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
GOFF"S RECORD.
Too Heavy q Load for Some Republicans
to Bear.

Too Heavy u LObu
to Bear.
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, November 3.
To N. Editor II n: RrgtsteT:
SIR:-Our pstplp, both R'publicanS and
Democrats, were very much surprised and
astonished at reading in the REGISTER OF
Friday last the lett ,rs Of the 16.h OF Nay
and 5th cf Juna, 1882. from Brewster,
United States Att ,rney General under the
Republican administration Of President
Arthur, to General Nathan Gof respecting
tie mans z smtnt cf the office General Goff
then held of District Attorney for the Dis
trict of West Virginia.
The letters were read over several times
by many of our best and moet prominent
citizens without regard to pMty, and Rs
publicans seemed to be almost overRh!lm'
ed at the disclosure. YOur correspondent
heard one of the most Intelligent say,
'Cxu it be possible that we are in the
cen iition, 80 neE the tins Of the election,
of ha,iog for our candidate for the hgh
off % of Governor man who 70 managed
an office uuCer his control, as TO call forth
the r.buke snd condemnation OF his su.
psr;or"
1t is too late, they say, to call thsir can
didate off and put some one IN his place;
that they have bte1 called up1n frequently
t, swallow seme pretty IMP Iatabla doses,
but that this is tie worst that has ever
bsen offered to th III. Several tsye de-
clored that thsy could no; swallow the
dae, aud that things mu't take their
course.
The practice seems to havs bsep, ss
state1 by the Attorney Central, to pl efer
against o parry come two or three in6lct-
ments. when oae indictment would have
besu sufficient.
We recollsc. having heard some time
ago of there having been in some ef the
courts large number Of indictments at
a single term. Now it is unceItin what
was tie number really required in those
cases. but Il is certain that when Geu. Goff
was cIl ID upon for reasons why such large
numbers were made be failed to givere!s'ns
which proved sstisfac;ory to the Altnnty
General andresignation followed. Whittier
you wo nd regard it Voluntary or for ed
rts;g guation is immsterial, but ma ~ Of those
smSpp us who have examined the subi'c'
seem 10 think that he IL not the MN
for the high ofics of Governor Of our State
tis cl iimI d that il was unfair to pnHlish
the lettrs at such q LIT, date that Goff
coald not hAvs time 10 answer. Bat we
h rrily s.e Tow reasons that faiIed TO
sati fy q Republican At!oTnsy General IN
1882. could at this tim, sai,iy the voters
of West Virginia, even if Gtneral Gof de-
sired sn opportunity to refuts them.
A VOTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

MAKING A BISHOP.
Impressive Ceremonies ut the Consso r
ton of Catholic Bishop Foley.

Impressive Ceremonies ut the Conssora-
ton OF Catholic Bishop Foley.
BALTIMORE, Nd Novtmbs n 4-One Of
the most impressive ceremonies ofthe kird
ever held in this country took place at the
Cathedral to-day, the occasion bsing the
conservation Of Rev. John 8. Foley, as
Bishop Of Detroit. At the Cathedral 1900
persons were present. The main altar was
elaborately decorated with lights and flow
ers, and seats were arranged in the tanc-
tuaIy for the prtlstss, priests and the stu
dents of ST. Mary's Seminary.
Rev. DR.. Farley read tie Pope't papal
bull, appointing as Bishop. Jehn 8. Foley.
Cardinal Giboops ctlsbated high mas
with Rev. NJ. ]. Dempsey, Of Detroit. as
Deacon, ami Rev. Edward Kelly, OF Chi
csgo, sub Deacon, and while the choir
sang the Keris Elisoo, Bishop elect Foley
proceeded to the foot Of the altn
stepe. He wss escorted bS
B'shoo Loughlin, of Brooklyn,
and Wadbans, Of o. dsnsbuIg, N. Y. DR..
Foley knslt on the first step Of the altar,
between The two Bishops, while the Csrdi-
nsl pronounced ths opsning Of the rituN,
in which he 'exsmjns ID" the Bishop elect
aad administered the oath of obedience
The candidate was then robsd in rontifical
vestments while a choir of eighty clerics
sang the itany of the saints.
Archbishop Ryan then delivered an i'm
pressiye sermon appropriate to the occa-
SION. Then the Cardinal impostd hands
on the elect saying, Receive thou the
holy ghost" The closing part Of the COO
ssc'atiou service consisted in giving the
newly made Bishop the crozisr and mitre
with the book of the gospels, while seal
ring was plac ID upon the fourth finger OF
the right hand as symbolical Of his be-
trothal to the church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
BR|BERS
Already Begun Their Foul
Work.
AFFIDAVIT THAT UNEARTHS
The Bold Attempt Of Republican
Managers
TO DEFEAT 4 FAIR ELECTION.
TO DEFEAT 4 FAIR ELECTION,
Whisky and Doodle the lnShn-
ments
USED TO CORRUPT THE VOTERS.
A RitChie County Man Who Swears That Re
Was Paid Money to Buy VOteS-A
Disclosure Of a Shamsiully Cor
rupt Plot

ssectdl Tstecran 10 he Re9tStSr.
PESNsBoRo, W. VA, Nov. A. ,sS.
To the T'oters Of Richie and adjoining Coun-
ties:
Ipasmuch as the sgsnts Of the Rtplb-
lican party Of this part of the State are
to corrupt the ballot OF the
voters of this section, by the unlawful
use Of money and whisky, which fact has
been made known to me by the following
affidavit. deem it my duty as Chairman
of the Democratic Executive Committee of
this county to publish the cir;plar inform
ing the voters tf this unlawful procedure.
Signed. q. COLLINS
Chairman Dem. Executive Committee.
WHISKY BOUGHT VOTES.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, RIrCHIE Co,
TO.wIT:
I hereby certify that letter bearing
date October 25, 1888, from G. c. Davis to
nv father fell into my hands, which an
swer, d over my own sigoa!ure, and Mr..
Davis answered requesting me to m'ct him
at Peuusboro Octoosr %. l met him there;
talkei with him; he gave me FIVE dollars
TO work for the Repablican ticket ano
promised me ten dollars more, which he
SAINT 10 me November l, in leit,r
which stated that he enclosed me
two dollsrs, but it was ten
that received, making fifteen dol 'rS in
all. He told ms to work for Jacobs for
Judge especially. He told me to get two
and one half to five g,llOns of whlskey
aud make every drink buy a vote. lie
told ms he had just ssnt man t) Cjrn'
wallis 70 work up the same racket there,
He further said that he had FIVE hundred
dollars to spend for the benefit Of the Re-
pzhiican party, and that he WAS going to
snow tho hlank Democratic party under
[Signed o. ID. ips2s9.ARD'
Richie County, to-wit:
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, in
my said county, this 4,h dsS Of NoVem.
ber, 1888
[Signed M. X. DUTY, N. +.
have origiusl letters in my possession
above referred to. {. COLLINS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
FLEMING'S RECORD
As sn Employer Of L,ba-A Ringing Testimonial
Prom As Men in Hn
Own hina.

To Whom II Nay Coacera:
The undersingei, embracing aud repre-
sen,iug oil the employ's Of the Ga,ton and
Montsn. Gal and Coke Compnia at
F.irmout, ". Va, regardl.s OF political
sfi,iatioU, cheerfolly and Voluntarily bar
testimony 70 the uniform fair and csasid-
erats treatment by the management Of
these mines Of the me, employed therein.
The wage, paid are squa' 70 the hisheet
paid by any mining companies In comp't-
ing coal rgions, aud every man receives
or msy receive once month on the reEu.
lar pay day the full suoant offi' honest
earnings in cash. There is not maintAinei !
NJ either Of these miuss aoy .so-cal'ei
"pluck mo- .iars. or other device or sys
tem for the fleeing and robbins Of labor,
nor are there employed hers any OF the
many ''squsIi,s" process 90 ocmuonly
resorted to by mining companies TO Limit
and pare down the earning, Of their en-
p!oyes.
In short, both the Montana and Gass"n
Companies have Justly earned aad to'da!
maintain among the workingmep Of this
section the highest reputation for fair deal
ing and honorable buiness methods. and
in rec ,guition Of thi, fact and iu the inter
est of truth aud right and ns a miter Of
iu,tics I, bones. and geuerOu' employers
of labor, ws make this form,l statemen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
KENNA'S BELIEF.
Democrats w IL Sweep Everything Before
Than

Democrats W IL Sweep Everything Before
Them.
WASHINGTON, NoVemt or 4.-Democrat'
here who have betn somewhat disturbed
OF lste by sSSSxss from the campaign in
West Virginia were greatly reass11ed BY
the announcement of the receipt of q Letter
from Sera.or Kenna, written TO a gentle
man in this city, in which he expresses
firm Co1fdencs in the success Of the whole
Democratic tickot iu that State. He has
condacted tie campaign and doubtless s
speaks from full and autborative informs-
ton. The majority fIr Cleveland ard
Thurman is placed at 5000, ard a msjor-
ity of from fifteen TO twenty-one on joint
ballot ia the legislature is predictsd.
The Information IS substantlate by q
prominent Democratic official who had just
returned from the West Virginia camp
TLi4 gentleman tells the repre-, e,tative OF
an afttrn ION paper: "The Republicans ur
der the leadership Of Gsn'rA Gof, who
wants to src ,sei Senator Kehna, are de-
voting their Efforts mainly 10 the legisls-
tive ticket, aud are leaving nctbIrg u1done
to obtain a msjOrity in The next LeIisla-
ture, which wilt elect a United STATES SEN
stCr. Senator Kenps, on the other hand,
is making tbs mCsiihoIOugh { nyass OF tbs
Ststs eve undertaken. He has spoken in
every one Of the tifty-fO1r counties OF tbs
State since the opening of the Campiigu,
and will keep it up unIil the very eve OF
the election.
"Ol the legislative fight the Democrats
are as confident ss they are oa the national
contest. In the Panhandle counties up
about Wheeling they hsva been moe than
unusually act Va and aggressive, aud think
they will he able tl gain three legislative
districts frjm thI K pnblIcsns in that re-
giou.'
.."How about the tariff question: the
reporter asked~
There have fesn some objections from
the Democrats ia Wheel ling on the tariff,
OF tax question, as every one calls it in
West Virgins, but throughout the rest OF
the State the Den ocrats have gained rsth-
er thsn lost on the question. Every voter
in the State las b,el supplied with copies
OF the leading spseches made or the tail g
debate in tie House during The last ses-
sion. These documents were sent through
the postoffice. 80 that there is no doubt
that they rtched the voters, whose Damee
were obtained from the poll lists Of the
State As to the Congie s'oasl contests
the DsmC cra's have no doubt sbout thsir
ability to h,li the three districts they now
have, and feel hop,ful Of being able u
elect successor TO General GOff in the
Wheeling distIi!t."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
COLLECTING THE VOTE.
Preparations Made for Furnish.

Elaborate Preparations Made for Furnish
Ing News,
NEW YORK, Novembe; 4.-Elsborats
arrangements have bsen made for collect
ing the Presidential vote election night.
In New York, New jersey ami Psnnsyl-
vauis, the returns will by the Associated
Press alone. In all other States tbs work
will be done by the Associated Press aud
the Western Union Tslegrspi Company to-
gether. In all States except Ohio, the vote
will be compared with the Presidential
vote OF 1884 In Ohio co onpar;sons will be
with the vote for Governor in 1887, The
complete re-distriCt ng Of the State maxim &
comparison with the vote of 1884 impac.
ticahle. The retpres Of New York city
will be collec' by OR R>urke's City Press
Association. No comparison cIn he made
in the general bllletins, as many polling
districts have been sub-dividtd since
1894 Bat comparison with the vote Of
1884 will be m sde by assembly dis ricts ss
fast as these srs fully reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
A GRAND PARADE.
New York Democrats Turn Out loo'ooo
Strong.
s,ncinl TsItonnrn 10 he ReoiStsY.

New York Democrats Turn Out 1oo'ooo
Strong.
Special TsItgrcm 10 Tie Register.
New YORK, November 4.-Tbe Rspuo'
licsa parade yesterday afternoon was Tar
inferior parade to that of the Democratic
last Saturday, altt ough the afternoon was
bright ard clear and there was nothing to
prevent a grand demonstration. 1t was
not New York business mems parade
The ranks of ih9 clubs were swollen oy
hired plraderJ, many of them under age.
The Republican thow took one hour and
twenty-five MINUTES preciiely to pas the
reviewing stand, while tie passage Of the
Democratic parade in the dreadful rain OF
last Saturday occupied two hours and
TWENTY-FIVE minutes. The contrast pre-
sentsd by this Fslstafian array with the
demonstration of last Saturday was very
marked.
1t was completely cutshope by the mag
nificent demonstration of tonight, Wnlcn
exceeded Io5 only in brilliaucy but 10
numbers, the demonstration of last Satur'
dsy ard took more than double the time
to pass a given point, while all sloug the line
Of march the streets were lined with
Democratic torch-bearers. The business
mems organizations aud the assembly dis
trict organizations of Tsmnany Hall and
county Democracy with other clpbJswell'
ed the force of paraders TO the enormous
asgregsts of 100000 men. The poll>e
authorities set apart all that portion OF the
city lying between Washington squars
and Fifty-eighlh street and Second AND
Eighth avenue. as Ieeived grounds for
the great Democratic parade and no Re
publican Clubs or organiz,t ,tlons were allow
ed to move inside these limits. The
procession moved ut 8 o'clock p. m,
and the entire Ioate WAS illuminated by
f'e works, co'ored lights and all sots OF
pyrotech1ic displays. Private residences,
hotels. cIab-houses and public buildings
along the line OF ma. "a were illuminated
and beautifully decorated. Night was
was turned into day. Everywhere were
electro lights, C5lci ln lights. illuminated
windows. end THOUSANDS upon tnouSanus
OF torch-beaIers.
The Na,icn4l Democratic headquarters
in Twenty ninth street was splenfly illu.
minated on is extsrior with scores OF
huge electric lights, within red, white aud
b'us globes, presentiug'a very p;csuresqus
effact. The Democratic State headqusr-
ters were also iliumi mated. TIE s'rests
were packed with spectators, and the pro
dig gjous length of tie line found many OF
the clubs sbll marching as day-bIeak of
Sunday approached.
Governor HUI reviewed the procession
lat night. He was surrounded by his
military staff ard the members of the Ma
tionsl Democratic and Safe Committee,
aud was enthusiastically cheered. Taken
all in all the parade was the graniest sue
cess Of the c9Dpaigc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
DEMOCRATS orwest Virginia!
IL is your duty 10 go to the Polls,
next Tuesday, and vote the
straight Democratic Ticket
BrookIyn's Big Parade.

NEW YORK, November The Dsmo-
Gratis in Bio klyn wound up their cam
paiSu this evening with parade which is
sure 10 become historical, no matter what
the result will be on Tuesday. 1t was the
largest and most picturesque p 'liticsl de-
nonstration which has ever taken place in
that city, excelling even in these respects
the memorable tprhout for Tldsn on the
eve Of the election il 1876.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
1.5O0 MAJORITY
win Be the Way Wilson Sweeps Throug
Old Jefferson.

VIII Be the Way Wilson Sweeps Through
Old jefferson.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November -
Tne Demo ratio outlook in Jtffsrson Gun.
ty was never more encouraging than In the
OFT ssnt campaign. Ths Democratic fires
are we'll organized and will be active oa
election day in CITING out the fall vote Of
tie party. The organization consists OF
thirteen Democratic clubs dispersed o'er
the county in the several districts, and
these clubs ooatain more than f"ur-
fifths of ths vot Ms as members. Each
club will be sctiye on tlecio day IA
have q: ths pclLs ell persons who are ro'
msmbsrs Of the organization 10 its imma
iiste territory. A complete CANVASS oftbe
coz nty shows thst thtre are little oytl
3 500 voters, Democrats and Republic n 8
in the c1unty, of which 9, $50 are Demo
crat, and $50 Republicans, giving Ii,
Democrats o msjSri'y OF 1000. This il
zoo ue,ter thsn their msjoniy has eve
| b. e1 at any previous elsc ion. This in
crea.e is attributed principally to the gsir
n, Young msn bse,nipg Of ske. Il is saf
A. nv that Cleveland sn& Wn. y Wilso
I Esurc,bzreN Vt, rrER ~ eerg. : 4