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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-26
CONDENSED TELKGRAMs.

James E. Bedell, the defaulting New
York law clerk, who stole over $500 coo
from his employers, confesses that he has
been stealing for Is years.
The New York Graphic has been sold for
S., 900.
A meeting of coke operators was held at
Uniontown, in order to dicuss the forma-
ton of q syndicate. No agreement was
arrived at.
Daniel Draubaugb, the telephone in
vsntor, has contrived Few and valuable
oontriyance for sea signalling.
The Standard Company has been work
ing quietly aud secured almost entire con-
trsl of the Findlsy Natural gas belt.
Wolves and Coyotes are killing hundreds
of sheep in Northern Montana. Tie in
habits are terrorizsd.
Great plumbers of the Cheyenne Indians
are in destitute circumstances. Unless
aid is soon extended they will die Of star
vation.
J. A. Swami late treasurer cf Knoxville
county, Tenn, is short in his accounts
So, ZOO.
Axworthy's defa'cations it is fond
smount to $4,000. His friends teievs
that he is now probably in Belgium.
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PARKER-CHA ANDLER.
A Belmont County Wedding PrcttlIy Gel
ebrated Yesterday.

A Belmont County Wedding Prcttlly Gel
ebrated Yesterday.
Yesterday at noon the residence of Mr..
Joseph Chandler, of Mountain View, q
short distance west Of Bridgeport, Ohio,
was the scene CT very pretty wedding.
the high contracting parties being his
eldest daughter, Miss Lille NJ. Chandler,
and Mr.. Joseph N. j. Parker, Of this city.
The wedding YVES quie. one, only, the
immediate relatives and friends OF the two
families were PRESENT t) witlts, the cere-
mony, which was Performed by Rev. /. II.
Winters, of the Martins Ferry NJ. E..
Church. TIE bride and groom were es-
corted into the psrlor by Ohss. II. Van
Pelt and Miss Mamie Dilworth, both Ie!s-
tives Of the bride.
At the concluaion OF the ceremony re-
ception was held aud Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
wers tbs recipients of hearty cnngratula-
ons. A very tempting wedding feast
va, then served, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker were driven to this city whers they
took tie 4:2O train over the Pan. Handle
for short Eastern bridsl tour, after which
they will r.sids in this city. The birds is
one of B;lmont county's most charming
yOaDg ladie'. snd the groom, who is con.
Mt c+ed with the firm of Parker & Co., is a
Young business man possessing hcsts OF
friends in both business end social circles,
all OF whom extend best wishes.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and tho Coming ant
.,S

Going of Strangers.
Hon. Robert Browse, Of Grape Island,
wsa in the city, yesterday.
Etenszer Zne, T. O.. of the leland, ID
lying dangerously i'll at his residence.
Mr'. Henry Reed, of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs. W. A. Isett, on North Main street.
Governor Beaver, Of Pennsylvsnis, took
suppsr at the Brunswick Hotel, last even.
ing.
Mrs. w. c. Youug has returned home
after an extended visit to Now Gambler.
land.
Miss Maggie Prince, of the Garden Spot,
has returned from o visit to Pittsburg
frisnds.
Miss Belle McCsbe is home from a
pleasant visit TO friends In Cumberland
and OIL er points
Miss Kate M.rtz, of Rsvenns. Ohio, ia
visiting her sister Mis-. Ches. w. Fran
helm, on the Island.
Mra. o. T. Wilde and daughter have
returned from elk we'k,' visit to her
mother in Philadelphia, Pa.
Capt Stewart, Of Mannirgton, repre-
sentative OF the Pauley Jail Company, ol
ST. Louis. WAS in the ty yesterday.
Mrs w. A. Isett will entertain the Pro
gres. i've Euchre Club at her home on North
Main street, next Friday evening, Novem
| Der ID.
Miss Maggie Grubb hos returned from 9
visit 10 Parksrsburg, bringing with bel
Miss Anna Kraft, Of that place, who viii
pay hsr visit.
Chaa. Nichols and wife, Of South Broad.
way, Island, leave this morning for S.eu
benville, o., being called there by thu
dangerous illness Of relative.
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woRKINGMEN. ATTENTION.

Tie Montana Coke Company, in which
Judge Fleming is a stockfolier, pays 7 cents
per ton more for miaing coal than * paid 1y
aay company in the CoaaeRSride coke region,
triR ,r5iea region il * in direct competition in
the sue Of is coke product.
II pays more for dra,ring coke than is paid
By any company in that region. II pays is
ouiNde labor more.
The CASTOR Coal Company, Tih rrhieh
Judgs Fleming is similarly connected, pays
as much for miaing coal as is paid By any
company engaged in tie gas coal trade IN The
I,oper MoRoagaRsla regioa. II has frequently
paid much more.
Since its organization il has maintained
again Stcrry other coal company in this region
the mJyoksR record of being the one d'irdy>
FIEsr TO ADVANCE THE PRICE OF MINING
COAL AND THE LAST TO REDUCE IT.
Both companies pay moRthly in cash. and no
emp!oye is obliged to take in payment anything
ia liea OF money for the ragss he has earned.
EtirRORt Iadey.
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WHEELING. W. va. FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER &c, 1888.

man, or the colored map, tia. they Get
him free. They set him free? They
would tavs them in slavery for ten CEN
turies to come if they depanded on them
to set them free. Cheer.
Thee words from Thomas Jefferson's
mouth and from his pen are the words that
set them free in the end. i. took time to
do it, but in the end it did do it. SAY
it and say it without fear CT successful
contradiction, that no improvement in the
rights, or in the condition of labcring men
in Chr ,stendom has ever been produced sx-
cept by the Influence Of Democratic princi-
pies. PROLONGED applause
And to say to the Democratic party that
it is an enemy Of the latoring man is to
soy to that party "you are a set of idiots,
and ought not to ke entitled to vote at all if
you do not know how to take care of your
selves. [Cheeriug.] But, my friends, the
Democratic party Is not set Of idiots,
though it is composed, more than nine
tentbs gift, of lstoring men. It is not o
parry that ought to be sent to an insane
asylum-not by long ways. Great
cheering and cries Of no, no. The party
that produced Jefferson, and Madison, and
Monroe, and Andrew jackson, and Polk,
aud Grover Cleveland [great cheering, and
q voice, "And Thurmsn,"] to say moth.
ing of other men, is by no means an
idiotic party. Whoever thinks that the
Democrats of the country cannot find out
their own interests, cannot appropriate the
benefits afforded them, and csnnot work
to promote them, will find himself the
most sappointed mau that ever predicted
tie fate OF a country cheers and think
that on the sixth day of next month, God
willing, God favoring rs, we will teach
them lesson that will make them cease
to talk about the Democrat party being
it's own worst enemy. Great cheering
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's REGRETS.
At the conclusion of Judge Thurman's
speech President James Allison read the
following mes sage from Washington:
'I very much regret that Mrs. Cleve.
land and myself must deny ourselves the
pleasure of being present at the Exposition
On Democratic day, and we can only say
that our disappointment is greater than
that Of those who have kindly invitsd rs.
,GRovER CLEVELAND"
Speaker Csrlie,e was then introduced
aud spoke, dwelling at some length on the
tariff.
Judge Thurman leaves here at 7:45 in
the morning for Lima, where he will speak
in the afternoon.
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CABELL POLITICS.

RepublIcans Openly Proclaim Themselves
for Democratic Candidates.
Special TtLSgraas 10 tss RsSaSser.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, October "a
gre,t political denomination took place at
Milton, twenty miles east Of here, last
night, undsr tie auspices of the Democratic
county tomui.tee. Four or five hundred
% plswe1t from Huntington, Guysndotts,
Bartounyille aud other places along the
C & D. railroad, and an immense number
of PEOPLE were present. Hon. Thcs. L.
Niche, Hon. L. c. Ricketts, Senator Z.
NJ. McCallister, and Others deliyeiei ad-
dresses.
A notable feature of the meeting was q
speech BY F. NJ. Malcolm, ex-RePublicsn
County Superintendent, in support Of I.
II H.ryey, Democratic candidate for Judge
and other men on the Democratic ticket.
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MAY SWALLOW THE KNIGHTS.
The American Federation Said to be the
Coming Labor Organization. 1,

The American Federation Said to be the
Coming Labor Organization. 1
PITTsBURG, October 25. - President
Smith, of the American lint Glasswork-
ers' Union, in speaking of Powderly's es-
fort to bring all trades unions into the
Knights of Labor, said it would be impos-
sible. "Our union is attached to the
American Federation Of Trades, and that
organization is good enough for us. We
have not had rutt ton in the order since
it was formed. / cannot see how we
would derive any benefit by joining the
Knights"
The cost of running the Federation is
So, 900 a year, while the Knights Of Labor
in 1887 expended nearly halfa million dol
lars to maintain the organization. The
next annual meeting of the Federation VIII
be held at st. Louis on December 10. 1t
now numbers 100000 members. Each
trade union is entitled to ons delegate for
every 4, 600 members. At this meeting it
is stated, soue impoItrnt changes will he
made in the constitution, snd the mem
hers b; lieve it will soon swallow up the
Knights of Labor INSTEAD of the Knights oi
Labor taking them into their order.
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A REPUBLICAN FRAUD
win be Investigated by q Court of In
qulry.

VIII be Investigated by Court OF In
qulry.
WASHINGTON, October 25.-The court
of inquiry appointed by the President to
investigate and report upon the "eptire
subject of the lining of the tunnel extern
sion of the Washington aqueduct" con-
vsned at noon to-day in rooms assigned to
it in the War Department. The court
consists of Brigadier General Thomas H.
Anger, Colonel VIM. p Crs'ghill, En-.
gineers; Gel mel Henry G, Hodges, Deputy
Ooartsrmasta ar General. First Lie1tsnsnt
Edward Davis, Third Artillery, is Record.
er. The members of the court were in fell
uniform, and each wore band of Grape
around his left arm in memory Of tie de-
ceased General of the Army.
The court was called to order by the
President, after which the Recorder an
nounced the promotion Of Lieutenant Col
onel Hodges TO be Colonel, and this was
made a matter of record. The oath vas
administered by the Re ,order to the mem
bers OF the court, and by the President 10
the Recorder. The court then retired to
its consultation room, sni half an hour
later adjourre1 to meet at 10 o'clock TO-
morrow in opsn session.
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ANOTHER VICTIM.
Joseph L. Hanep, q Brakeman, Seriously
Hurt,

Joseph L. Hanen, q Brakeman, Seriously
Another victim Of railroad accident VA
added to the long list in the city, yester-
day, thrse Of which have occurred in al.
mcst precisely the same locality. Joseph
L. HaueD, a brakeman on the B. & O.,
was standing on top Of box car on an out
bound train, yesterday afternoon, about
o'clock, and just as ths train reached the
Belmont furnace Hsnen turned around
with his back to the engine and pulled
up his coat collar around his neck. He
he ID barely done 50 when his head struck q
tramway, which extends acroes the track
from the Belmont
He was violently knocked 70 the top OF
the car and then rolled over to the ground.
He was Immediately picked up aud car
ried to his home at 2417 Market street,
AID Drs. Baguley and Taylor summoned.
His injuries consisted of q bsd scslp
wound behind the right ear, AID number
ofugly bruises on the face where he had
struck the car. The un e. .tuuate man also
complained of internal pain, but the ph ysi.
clans do not fear the result of the injuries
Ms. Hsnen said Ter husband hsd hare'y
Ie urnsd from loug run, when he was
called to 60 cut sgain, and was not in
condition to wo;k.
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A Great Spectacular Play.

The great spectacular play, the "Ars-
bisn NightJ," will Re produced at the
Opera House to night for the fiat time iu
this city by compsny Of sixty people,
among wh1m are numbsr Of stars Of the
profession. The scenery and effects are
supsib and are t'a5spnt:d in two special
cars, the cos,umfs are elegant, the baliets
are beautiful, and the whole is produc ID
on plan of magr ificspca feldom sten.
Among the novelties in the pl'y TO our
public at least is vaIor curta,n A set
of seam pipes il run across ths stage at
the frs. entrance, aud at Q csi { ain point
in the piece a thick and impe enetrable
cloud OF STAN ascsnds, upon which are
thrown various colorei lights. Behind
this curtain OF steam q magnificent act ID
in preparation. The curtain suddenly
dissolyes ard tbs fifth scerc of the first oct
entitled "Ths Crypt Of Crimson CrystsI'
is revealed. Then the frs. bahet come,
on. Among the heaviest setI in tbs piece
sre The Market Placs Of Margolia- ''The
Crimson Crystal Seeoe," and The Party
Colored Palace Of Psrasols," aud 9TH.
Trans 'ormation Scene" al the end Of tn,
piece.
Reserved seats on sale o! Houses Music
Store.
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THE PARNELL CASE.
Webster Continues to Make His Auditors
Weary.

Webster Continues to Make His Auditors
Weary.
LONDON, October 25.-On the resssem-
bling of the Parrell Commission to-day,
Attorney General Webster resumed his
address in bshalf Of the Times. He dilsted
on the relations between the Parnellites
and the members OF the American League,
contended tia! the Lssgue originated in
America and declared that it was con.
spiracy hatched in America and effected
by American money. Members of the
League in America were dypamiters and
advocates OF murder, and they had the
Parnellitas as accompl;ce3. He denounced
Finerty, Re1path and Rosa as dyDamiteIs
who had plotted for the most villainous
fo'ms OF oatrage. He said it was absurd
tn say that Parnell had no relations with
Patrick Ford, as host Of facts proved an
intimate connection heEwe'n the two.
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Il b:Hns TO lcOk like q tidsl wave.
z Republican lee have given up
Pope JuHS SHERMAN says privately
Pat HARRISON CAMEO. carry Indiana, and
FRED DJuGLASS, deeper in his despair,
'imlia that oil is lest. New York, Indi-
u.s. Con- e2ticat and New Jersey are we'd
ritO DsmOc,scy by ties that csnnot be
p'oN'n. Why no: stop tbs trouble and
Us snd make the election of GRovER
|SvELASD aud ALLEN G. THURMAN
uoa1imou32
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assault on n Preacher,

CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 25.-A
miner named Jack Rollins make an attack
on Rev. Hiram Stone at Winifried, yester-
day, striking him on the head with q
lump Of coal and breakiog his little finger
with q club. Mr. Stone owed him small
amount which re was unsbls 10 psy at
the time, and Rollins attacked him. He
ia quite badly injured, and Rollins has
fe1, as the eighborhood ia very rough
one, and the psople are justly indignant.
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The Northern Railroad War.

CHICAGO, Oc'oeer 25.-A dispatch from
Winnipeg says: If a conflict takes place 81
the crossing bloc ished is inevitable, as tie
citizens interd going to the scene fllly
armed. Public meeting weIe led
t1rougbou. tie province last night to de,
nounce the Canadian Pacific officials. The
local militia corps has been ordered to the
scene of sctiou, and are now en- route on
the conpary's train to be ready for an
emergency.
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PROHIB. ATKINSON
Thinks Braxton and ailmer Out of Civ
ilization.

Thinks Braxton and ailmer Out of Civ
iIization.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CLARKsBURa DEPOT, VIVA, October 25
Stewart L. woodford, of New York, ad
dressed about sevsnty.fSe Republicans
hare to-day and lsbord hard to make the
Impression that the issue Of this campaigu
is free trade vs.. protection. During the
meeting George Wesley Atkinson, the Pro-
hibitic n -Rspublican-Sundsy school states
man, dropped in, his shoddy suit soiled
with the mud Of the interior. After the
conclusion q Woodford's unfair represen-
tatiors, the great Prohibitionist was
Intro 5uced ss the next Congressman from
this district. Atkinson prsfaced hi, five
mir utes speech with base insult by in
nuendo to the citizens of the interior, by
whom lie had been so Hospitality enter
tained. II have just been out In the
b. .ck woods and doa't know what is gcing
en- in civiliz tion." Many present concur
in the opinion that Welsy made bad
break by such an uncslled for insult upon
the iotenige:cs of the voters Of Braxton
and Gilmer.
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Paid the $4,000.

New YORK, October 25.-The National
Republican Committee to-day paid over to
John Brodwick, of No. 149 Madison street,
the sum of $4,000, for causing the arrest
and conviction Of Geo. Gordon who false
ly registered at ttc polling place at No,
143 Madison stree. Twenty-three thou
.aad dc liars still remains OF the sum set
apart a, q reward fund for the prevention
OF illegal voting.
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.p-,,cs,x G,is IN Charity,

New YORK, October 25.-A New Haven
sp:cial says: Daniel Hand, an aged aud
wealthy resident of GuilfoTd, near this
city, has given to the American Mission
a-y otiItiop, OF New York City, the
sam Of 81, 900, 600, to bs held in trust by
the Association, and the interest to be de-
voted to the education of colGred p. Op!e
in the old slave States of the South.
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REPUBLICAN TRICKERY.
The Subscription List Of Labor Paper
surreptitiously Obtainsd.

The Subscription List Of Labor Paper
surreptitiousiy Obtainsd.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 25.-Tbi'
weeks journal Of United Labor in its
editorial columns says thst positive infor-
nation has teen received from . number
of sources tha. the mail list of that pape,
for ths last weak in August is in pcsses-
sion Of tie Republican Nstioual Commit
tee and thst it was surrsptidously taken
from the Office ofthe Journal. The editor
ANNOUNCES that the investigation in now In
progress, and that by the time the next
issue Of the paper goes to press be hopes to
mske o complete exposure Of the means
employed to secure the list.
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Cleveland Money Goes Beggiug,

Special telegram 10 The Register.
NEW YORK, October 25.-The Republi'
cans have practically run away from the
betting on the Presidential contest. This
evening, at the Hoffman House Mr.. John
Mullen, Of Brooklyn, offered to BET
Il, 600 to $1,000 that Cleveland would
carry New Jersey, and 81 600 to
$500 that he would carry New York State
and 81, coo even on the general Presidential
result. Captain Won. NJ. Conner offered
to bet $40, 900 to So, 600 on the general re-
suit. None of these hets were taken.
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The tracks Of the Republican bOodler
ke slready upmASked. Me-. CowDES's
fork il jhe Naaawha valley was net done
secretly or % effectively as to escape at
patton, and i. makes clear tie true in.
hardness Of the great R~pabicsn hue and
p a5ou: D,lno;ratic money in the cam
paiG4
Bsnill tti1 mlsk they have attempted
conceal taeir o En corrups sctions. Mr..
lowaGS kaovs, and svery honest man
fEoEs, that there can be no legitimate
rSs :Or the immense sum he is currently
'tpoEtei to have lett at Charlet:n. He
k1oSs that can be no legitimate use for a
PIE Of the morey he is crsditei with re-
r. ny from the National Republican
C)u4lttee. If the Is, is no: legitimate
FLa! il.
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HALLS SUICIDE.

Driven to Death by Trouble With his
Family.
Special Telegram 10 the Rsgistsr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Octobsr 90
The news that Willis @. Hall hsd COM
mitsd suicide spread over the city last
night, at II o'clock, and from what could
be learned it appeared that Hall, who was
employed ss foreman Of the book binding
department OF tbs West Virginia Printing
Company, had taken, about $50 o'clock,
a quantity OF diluted oxalic scid with
suicidal intent. Physicians were summon
al, but the deadly drug had done its work
Hall had had domestic troubles, and was
separated from his vita.
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Political Hofoa.

Indiara Republicans copcsde the loss ef
Gan. Hovey's Congressional district.
Gresham's defeat causes the t;ouble
The Indiana Republican committee IL
Issuing circulars TO yJtsrs all over TIE
State offering to pay their expenses home
to vote.
Mr.. Blaine addressed . grea. sudienee
of b.tween 5000 aud 5000 perons in
Madison Square Garden, Las. night.
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GAIT HOUSE,

LOUISVILLE, NY Oct, II.
MY DEAR AUsTIN-I send papers. You
will see in Journal that your most obedient
servant and friend addressed 5000 people
for ths G. o. p. les. night in Indiana and
got several rousirg cheers. promised
them New YoSk by 10000, etc. Had lots
of fun. You can bet am having fup, ii
any is on the road. My friends coupli-
Amented me on my address. have now
been through Indiana and can tell you q
few points.
Blaine did harm in Jeffersonvills and
Evansville, in the opinion Of good men on
our side. My honest opinion is Cleveland
will carry Indiana. Good God, you ought
to see the Democrats turn out e. Brszil,
Ind. The Democrats had Thurman, aud
so many people were at the station that
the express trsiu had to go slow to c!eaI
men eff the track. Bat you never saw sn
Indiana turnout. Rsin and mud don't
stop il. Kind regards to all. Good-by,
@. K. BANKS.
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Ousrantined for Small poN

NEW YORK, O:t0tes 25.-Thssteamship
Ellis, fr. IN Bremen, which was detained
at quarantine wi h SMALLPOX en- board, was
released to-day and proceeded to ber dock
at Hoboken. o. the 500 passengers l5O
were permitted to go ashore, while tee re-
maiudtr were stnt to Hoffman Island.
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SHERMAN'S DESPAIR.

Icicle John Gives Up Indiana ~ Lost
Lost, Lost.
CosHocToS, OHIO, October 25.--During
his stay in this place yesterday Hon. John
Sherman was importuned by a party Of
Republicans who called on him at the
hotel to get his views regarding the pros
pect, of success in the coming Presidential
battle. Said he: I'VE Will carry New
York and Connecticut, and Harrison will
be elected, but have no tops Of cur heinz 9
successful in Indiana"
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UANPAIGN material ID becoming scarce
mt Col. QUAY's coloniz alton hea5qusr-
~ How otherwise ca1 we explain the
''h5 effort to entrap the British Minister
,u'e 81 expression in favor of President
N-EN LLAsD: Tnere might be some
sneGe too petty for despairiDg politicians
" Inc QUAY type TO resOst to, bat if SO, it
H2a aot teen heard of in this campaign.
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A FRANK REPUBLICAN

Who Admits that Indiana win 60 Demo-
cratic.
NEWARK, N. j., October 25.-The New,
ark Journal Published tonight person al
lettsr from c. K. Banks, one of the secre-
taries of the Republican National Conver'
ton, who is now stumpipg Indiana for
Harrison, to Mr.. Austin Il. McGregor, OF
Newark:
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Posted Mt Parkersburg.

PARK KERsBURG, W. VA, Ostober 90
DR.. A. G. Clark and Oney Bryant bet $l0O
Yesterday On the general result. DR..
Clark backs Cleveland. Charles Turner
bet Oney Bryant $50 that Cleveland would
be elected. Bryant put up $50 even with
a gsntleuan who DOES not wish his name
meatiorel, that HMrison will carry In
diana