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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-03
No. a69s-Conundrum.

Mrs. Jink is seldom home,
And / think she likes to roam;
Her daughter on her next birthday
Will be eleven the 9th of May
Now, people say that Jenny Jink
Is like her mother; why, do you think?
FANNIE B.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-03
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-03
No. 27O2-A MaIIet.

Read upward and you viii find the names Of two
very popular Americans, born in 1922 the other
in 1867.
Read across and you will find on the left sde / A
plant. 2 mixture. Intelligence. A mineral.
Right side: l tooth. An aromatic plant. 8 A
divinity student. A common flower. B. B.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-03
To the Public.

Be sure TO ask for RAILWAYS and see that
the name of '.RADWAYa is on what you buy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
HAMILTON COUNTY
Beats Foraker and Sends Eleven Demo
Gratis to the LegIslature.I

Beats Foraker and Sends Eleven Demo
Gratis to the LegIslstureI
CINCINNATI, November 6.-The COM
pleted footiugs of the entire vote of Ham,
ilton county shows Foraker 33, ,64s; Camp
bell, 4O.sl3; Campbell's plurality, 7,l65;
Lieutenant Governor, LampsOn (Rep. j
80 eco; Marquis (Dsm.), 80, ,1S5; Marquis
plnrality, 3 525; State Treasurer, Brown
rep J. SO sO3; Boden lDam.), 39.O63; Bo-
dsn's plurality, :, 26O.
ONE REPUBLICAN, SENATOR.
Schneider (Rsp for Senator has plu-
rally of 2,0S4 over Sextro lDsm.), Who
had the lowest vote on the Democratic
list. The highest Democratic vote for
Senator was Brown, 80 Ss5; lowest, Sex
tro, SO 035. Tne highest Republican vote
for Senator wss Schneider, 80, O69; lowest,
Blsir, 81 64S.
SOLID DEMOCRATIC AssEMBLYMEN.
Bsllamy Stceter led the Republican list
for Representative, receiving 36, 9O5 votes.
Horner (colortd) received the lowest 80, =
O23. The highest on the Democratic list
was Msllon, 60. 364; the lowest, Nolan,
81, ,7s3. The Republicans Of the county,
outside Of the city elected Charles Damn
Director of the County In6rmary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
MAHONE'S PURPOSE.
To Raise q Howl Of Frsud-The BOSS
ViIlhinous Plans.

To Raise a Howl Of Frsud-The boss
ViIlsinous Plans.
RICHMOND, November 6.-EVidenily
from a preconcerted plan on the psrt OF
Malone a number of negro votes failed TO
get in in jackson ward, the large negro
ward of this city. Tie Republican Judge
there, a negro, suddenly left the precinct
at l o'clock, and after half an hours ab-
sence, returned with warrants charging
two Democrats with ohstructiDg the
voters. The other two judges Of election
investigated the matter and decided tna'
there WAS no ground for the charges. Ibey
therefore dismissed them. Thereupon the
negro Judge sulked and declined TO act
This of course prevented any further voting
as the law requires the presercs Of all three
iudees. After the polls closed the Ms
honeites started 20 poll on their own ac-
count, and voted all night, with uninter-
rupted facilities for stuffing the ballot
box.
OF course Mahone's game is TO try TO
work up cry Of fraud, and he will use
these ballots as evidence. The Democrats
say they will relax none Of their vigilance.
They have bsen instructed to guard the
ballot boxes from now until the time oil
the meeting of the State Csnvssslng
Board. why. SIR" said a POwhatsn
county man to correspondent, 'do yon
know that the jsnitors of all oar court
houses are negroes and in the pay OF Ma,
homer We mean to see that they don't
steal anything out of these boxes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
RMIN DEFEATED.
The Revolt Among HIS Soldiers Drove
Him Ont.

The Revolt Among HIS Soldiers Drove
Him Out.
NEW YORK. November 6.-Herbert
Ward, who WAS with Henry NJ. Stanley in
Africa, when seen at the Everett House,
said that the revolt OF the natives against
Emin Pashn, On account Of which was
published yesterday, would probably end
forever Emin's rule in his province in Cen
tral Equatorial Africa.
Mr. Ward continued: ''Emin Pashs has
been holding the country so long that
nothing less than a large army could have
overcome him. have no doubt that his
stations were betrayed juet rs Kbartouu
was. His men had been soldiers in Egypt.
and are sll faithless and treach erous.
They serve which ever master pays them
best. There are 20 many of them that it
will be simply impossible for Emin TO re-
gain his old place as Governor Of the
prOvice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
That Has Struck the GO. P. and
Sent the Pieces Flying?
BENNY HARRISOES SHORT LEGS
Don't Even Stick Out Of the Ruins Of the
Republican Ranch.
PLATT LOST IN THE SHUPpLE
And Triumphant Democracy FlOurishss Over
Al---New York and New Jersey Do
their Duty Democratic Triumph is
Oyerwhelming---Ths
Latest Returns.

NEW YORK, November G.-The msjori-
ties Of the Democratic candidates on the
State ticket are estimated from present re-
turns as follows: Rice, Secretary Of State,
% 057; Wemple, Comptroller. I2.T2i;
Tabor. Attorney General, - 646; DAnforth,
Treasurer, 16 $50; 0'Brien. Judge Of Court
of Appeals, 10000.
The World makes Rice's plurality 90
900, and claims that the Democrats have
made heavy gains Of Asemblymen in
the country districts The Tribune places
Rice's plurality at $4,000 In regard 20
the Legislature il ssys: The Legislature
has gone Republican in both branches.
The last Senate stood: Republicans 20,
Democrats 81. The Senate Of 1890 9l will
contain 90 Republicans, and 10 uemo-
Gratis q gain Of 2. The Republicans gain
the Thirteenth, Eighteenth and Twenty
ninth districts and lose the Seventeenth.
Unfortunately. they have not held their
own in the Assembly. They carried il,
bat by n reduced majority The last As
sembly stood: Republicans, ~: Demo
crate, 40. The Assembly elected yester-
day will contain, according TO our latest
figures, II Republicans and 81 Democrats.
The Sun claims that Rice's plurality will
be $4,000.
BROoKLYS's BIG TRIUMPH.
The result OF the Brooklyn election wAs
a surprise TO the Republicans. They bad
built large hopes ON the increased regisira-
tion In the outlying wards. Chaplin, d.,
was elected bya moiority OF 9.O23 over
Baird. R., for Secretary OF State. Roe gets
69,477 and Gilbert 6l,6l2, giving the
Democratic State ticket a msjOrily Of T.
S55.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
ONE MORE SACRIFICE
ON THE BLOODY ALTAR OF AFRICAN BXPLO-
RATION.
DR.. Peters and His Party Reported to Have Been
Massacred by the SCmalis-Scant Details
-Emin's rrsachsrOus Troops
Other Foreign News.

ZANZIBAB, November ct is reported
here that the Masais or Somslis have mas
sacred DR.. Peters, TIE German explorer,
and his whole party, except one European
and one Somsli, whe were wounded and
who are now at Nsgos. The latest known
here about DR.. Peters, who started inland
Vitu on July 26, was that he had reached
KOrkorro, long distance up the Tan
river. 1t is not known whether the sec
ond column OF the expedition, which left
Vitu in September in command Of Herren
Borkert and Rust, ever joined DR.. Peters
advance party.
This News Confirmed.
BERLIN, November 6.-Dispatches to
the Emin Relief Committee confirm the
report of the massacre OF DR.. Peters and
his party. The European who escaped
was Lieut.. Tiedemsnn, a companion of DR..
Peters, who was wounded. Brocherts col
umn did not join DR.. Peters party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
CRIMES AWFUL WORK.
A Washington Array Ends in Two Deaths
Another Dying.

7
Another Dying.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November g.
An affray occurred last night in low ne
gro saloon in disreputable section Of the
city known as 'Helps Bottom" which
resulted in the death Of two men and the
probable mortal wounding of q third.
George Bush called out negro named
Osborne Bazy, with whom he had quar-
rel, and as Bay reached the sidewalk
Bush shot him through the lungs. Bush
fed up street. Officer Williams followed
him into small room on the second floor
of house.
The negro stood at bay in the corner
with his revolver in his hand, and when
the officer appeared at the doorway dis
charged it point.blsnk at him. The ball
struck the officer in the right breast and
knocked him down. He still retained his
revolver, however, and taking good aim at
the negro, fired twice. The first shot
struck the negro In the right breast and
the second took effect little lower down.
The two men then grappled and the
officer dropped his revolver. The negro
still held onto his and desperate strug-
gle ensued for its possession.
The officer Rrssped the weapon, bat failed
to wIest it from the negro's grasp. Dur
ing the melee lamp was overturned and
the revolver was discharged, the load en-
tering the officers brain, killing him al.
most instantly. The negro jumped over
his body and, running short distance
down the hallway, fell from exhaustion
The two negroes were taken to the Freed
mems Hospital, where Bush died about
$3.50 o'clock this morning. His first vic
tim, Bazy, is in very serious condition,
and ia not expected TO survive his woupds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
THgY COXCEDg 1T.
'-"A Republicans Admit Their over.
Wntiming Defeat.

"- Republicans Admit Their over
wnsimiug Defeat.
DS NoNEs lows, Nov. 6 The RI.
'''aAa Sate Committee comedies the
'eaaa Of Bos BY from 5000 to Is. 600
Tie COMMITTEES claimed a
,T or Hutchinson when the polls
Fed '1 sodually trimmed down it,
-''es from Is 600 plurality as the re-
-' came 10 aud 81, last the result be-
0-s so plain that they we're forced to
''aw.s se iheircsrdidsie beaten. Later
ln- -ao~ the election OF the entire
-.'o,.atie state ticket by msiority
a. y exceeding 10 coo Boies seems
q. .s ahsad OF the balance Of the ticket.
'-'-e hordred snd eighty-seven pre-
h- gae Hutchinson 43 925 Roise -
smith ,13. Morgan i3, 229 Given "A
Aee b-eruen 4.430. The net Demo.
gsi0 /. 3 gl9
t. +. oo7.t cisim any msioritv,n ssid
'- b k Hutchins, the State Commits
n-r Labor.
.,- " aa' p ura.i'y iheL2n he WA asked
,-'' o' we claim q plurality. We
-' -iecal adyices and are dependip,
"e.' r'p r.s. II theg keep up a.
.-,. '''e oeen coming Boies is slected 9
....., 'c'i'e ID m'crstic S'ats ticket i.
$50 Secretary Hunter, Of n,
Committee. "Ang
l'. e.l h-.d oi h's ticket. E
~ n} 50 leas DO COO ms, i,rity and
''e 'gu'e5 sili reach Il coo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07

men Of the city, began 70 celebrate, and
while marching through town stopped
near Mabone's house and began firing
rockets. None OF the rockets were direct
ed st or nesr Mahoue's house Suddenly
volley was fred from Mahope's yard,
ard Herbert Harrison, prominent young
business man, wss shot through the leg
A warrant WAS at once issued for Malone,
and before the Mayer witnesses testifi I'd
to the above facts, and Charles Rimuin
said that the shot came from either General
Malone, his sOn Butler, or ex Policemen
Berry. Harrison limped over to Mahone's
gate where Berry koocked him down.
Other witnesses swofe that Mahone's party
acted on the offensive and Mshone had "a
double haTrelled braech loader in his
hsnGs. Mahone teeti6ed that he did have
a sun in his hands but did rot use il.
Malone was bsld under s., 500 bonds 20
snsYer 10 court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
Cue Election Murder.

BUFFALO, November 6.-The good Or
der which prevailed during yesterdays
election in this city was terminated last
night about IL o'clock by bloody muir
der. VIM. Dixon srd Joseph Gilbert met
together in saloon on Penn street, where
excitement YVES st height over the result ut
of the voting. james Mcdowell put the
whole party ont of the saloon, and shortly
after wards Dixon and Giib,rt were found
lying side By side, the latter with his
threat cut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07

sure enough, asd every man on their
ticket, State, county, district and city,
except justice of the peace has been
elected, but they are inconsolable never
theless. Complete returns from Oleve-
land and the county give Foraker ~, AUS
voies, and Campbell Is. l6S. Foraker ran
from 500 to 1,5OO votes behind his ticket.
In fact he was cut by Republicans IN
nearly every one Of the one hundred pre-
cincls in this county.
LRGIsLATI CANDIDATES.
The eight Republican candidates for the
general assembly are elected by ample plu-
ralities. In northern Ohio the Democrats
lost and gained votes in spots. In Sum'
nit county, of which the hourishing and
populous city of Akron is the capital, the
Republican loss was something like l, 100.
Akron is d manufacturing city, and the
tariff was made more Of sn issue in the
campaign than before.
DEMOCRATS HAVE THE LEGILATURE.
Late this evening the impression pre-
walls here, and it is based on careful re-
view of the returns now at hsnd, that the
Democrats have a majority of two in the
Senate. II this should prove to be the
case, O Democrat will succeed Hon. Henry
B. Payne, also Democrat, in the Senate
Of the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
MARION'S Oil BOOM.
Tho Hamilton OIL Well Flowing Heavy
An Extension of tho Field.

Tho Hamilton OIL Well Flowing Heavy
An Extension of tho Field
Special Telegram TO the Register.
MANNNGroN, November 6.-1he Ham
ilton we'll is asserting herself this after
noon. This afternoon she began her
regular flow and poured about fifteen bar
rels into the tanks. This is the best
single flow yet made By the well. The
pump will aeon be putin, and there is no
doubt she will show up to be at least
ifty harreler. The development OF the
field ia no y getting down 80 q solid business
basis. Practical oil men have gotten good
foothold in the territory and the next
few weeks will see many derricks up and
drills at work. Operators who failed to
get @ slice in the field have taken fancy
to territory in the Bingamon regloa and
north about Fairview. Every confidence
is felt in the eqtension of the field, and
the development of some big wells.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
Mississippi

JACKSON, MISS November $50 H..
tie interest was felt j. the election, there
beirg DO opposition 10 the Democratic
ticket, that the Executive Committee have
not provided for retnrns, - heretofore.
FIVE counties, having local disssnsioDs,
enjoyed some little excitement, bat other
wlse the election ~es unusually quiet and
unintsrestiDg. The weather IVES uDfsVor-
able
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
BROTHERHOOD MEETS.

The Players I'm Secret session-Littie
Accomplished
NEW YORK. November 6.-The mem
bers OF the Base Ball Brotherhood met
again to-day in Parlor F, Of the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel. Each club in the Brotherhood
was represented. The capitalists concern
ed in the formation of the new orgsniza-
ton were also represented. 1t ia thought
that the meeting will last for day or two.
Recess was taken al one o'clock, but the
parties TO the gathering say they will give
out nothing for publication until the whole
mstter il adjusted one way or the other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
Elixir of Dates

Il a combination Of the sctive properties
of dates, figs, prunes and other trophicsl
fruits. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
Effects have rendered it immensely popu-
lar. 1t cures habitnal constipation, indi-
vestiou. biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc. Sold in so cent bottles by W. W.
Irwin. W. Z. Williams, John Lsughlin
and c. z Gceizs. J. T. Goodwin & Co.,
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
Horrible Case OF Cannibaiism.

MELBOURNE, November Ga number
Of natives of the Jolomon Islands decoyed
an Eoglishman name Wilson and three
native boys to ore of their villages and
then murdered them. The bodies Of the
victims were devoured by their murder
ers, and upon learning of the massacre the
Captain of the British cruiser ROyalist
proceeded to the scene and shelled the
Villages along the coast where the mur-
ders we're committed. The natives de-
serted the villages ard fled TO the hills,
where they are safe from pursuit. Other
cases Of cannibalism on islands are re-
ported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
GLAssCoCK's PLANS.
The HoosIer Captain May Conclude 10
Oa.,h L. thn I.aarIIa.

The HoosIer Captain Msy Conclude 10
Stand by the League.
INDIANAPOLIS, November elf Jack
Glasscock has any purpose of casting his
lot with the striking Brotherhood, it ia not
spparent in letters which he is writing
back to personal friends in this city, IN
which he scarcely ever fails to refer to his
return in the spring, and what he expects
to accomplish with the club next year
Glssscock is putting good deal Of faith IN
the pitching ability of Bursett, OF the
Wooster club, and he expects TO sign him
with Indianapolis before the spring open
ing. Wooster demanded s., 500 for his re-
lease, but GlssscOck angtily retorted that
he did not want to buy the clab outright,
but he would give $500 for its pitcher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
BUCKEYE DEMOCRATS
Have Covered Themselves With Glory-CampbelIs
Ns0rIy SwslliBg-Thsy Garry The Legislature
and Insure 4 Democratic Senator

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. ell p. m.
To ne Editor OF ne Register;
CAmpbell's plurality is over ten thou
sand. The balance of the State ticket
probably elected by smeller majority.
The Legislature is Democratic by nine
Senate by two; House by seven.
JAMES E NEAL,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
The Jesuit Claim Settled.

QUEBEC, November 6.-Yestsrday the
sum of s4OO, 900 was paid over by the Pro-
yincisl government to Father Turgeop,
representing the Jesuit Order in Canada,
in consideration of the Orders total and
ne, petual abandonment OF claims to the
estate which became the property Of The
Crown when the Order was suppressed
nearly a century ego.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
A MEAsLY G.OOO
All the Majority Bay State Republicans
Could Muster

All the Majority Bay State Republicans
Could Muster
Boston, November 6-With the city Of
Qaincy aud thirteen towns missing, the
totals Of yesterday's election are As fol-
lows: Bracket, 1913 G9i Russell, III. 523;
Blsckmore, 1928. Tne returns for Lieu
tenant Governor are Incomplete, but Mr.
Hailes' plurality will probably be larger
than that Of Mr.. Bracket. The political
makeup of the Legislature. according 10
the reiurne, L.: SeBate-30 Republicans,
10 Democrats, against 81 Republicans
and Democrats this year. House-l57
Republicans, 20 Demoefsts-l3 TO be
beard from; sgains. 1sO Republicans and
60 Democrats this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
NEBRASKA

FURNISHES Very stale Crupb Of Repub.
liean Comfort
OMAHA, NgB, November 6 6-Returns
from this State are still incomplete but
there is no doubt whatever that the Re
pubiicsns have elected Laws TO Congress
in the Second disiric, by from 1900 TO
1900 maj 5rits aud that the Republican
candidate for Supreme Judge and the Re.
gents of the University have from 20 600
TO %, coo. Douglas county hss elected
the entire Democratic ticket with the *
ceptiOn OF one commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
THE TRUNK IDENTIFIED.
NEW COTTON PLANT.
Cotton Seed to be Grown Without Any Lint
In the Boil.

Cotton Sc ed to be Grown Without Any Lint
In The Boil.
CHARLESTON, S. O., November GA
South Carolina farmer, Mr.. Theodore Fer
guson, of Spsrtanburg, has made dscov-
cry that will have an effect upon the sgri-
cultural interests Of the South that none
can yet foTetell. lie hRs produced q plant
that yields cotton seed in great abundance,
but without any sign of lint. His process
has been tested and has been found salts
factory. IL has been manipulated by the
deterioration of the amount of lint TO the
multiplication of the seeds. This has been
accomplished by the gradual, careful and
critical breeding of the plant
Mr.. Ferguson believes that he can pro
duce four hundred bushels Of seed TO the
acre by this new discovery where only
thirty-fve bushels are now gathered with
the lint. He has been very careful in pro-
ducipg the results given above, to obliter-
ate all vestigss Of lint from boil Of cot
ton and has succeeded in a most remsrks-
BILE manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-07
EARLIER RETURNS.
The Figures showed BOIes' Victory Early
In the Day.

The Figures showed Boles' Victory Early
In the Day.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, November 6.-The
Herald Dem, has returns from One-hslf
the counties in Iowa and they figure up
y, 500 msjority for Boies, Democratic
candidate for Governor. The other eOun-
ties will reduce this somewhat go that ID
is probable that his majority will run
5000 to 5000.
GAINS RvEVERYwHERK.
Every county heard from shows Dem
ocrafic gain. The few additional returns
received this afternoon show still heavier
gains than had been estimated. For in
stance: Dubuque county gives 4 200 in
stead of 600 msjority, and dispatches
from Cedar, PottatOme and Carroll, all
show additional gains amounting to 1,5OO,
more than at first calculated. No one
here, either Democrat or Republican, has
any doubt Of BOies election.