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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-07

CoLuMpus, o., Nov, O,-only meagre
additional returns had been received al
either the Republican or Democratic
headquarters up to noon to-day, These
give nothing definite as to the result,
which is evidently very close on the
State ticket aud ths Legislature, with q
probability that Campbell is elected.
Chairman ConRer, OF the Republican
Committee, at noon said they did not
concede the State 10 the Democrats and
expressed o desire to wait for fuller re.
turns before giving out an estimate fur
ther than to say the Legislature is in
doubt. Chairman Neal claimed a ma.
jority OF 10 on joint ballot early this
morning for the Democrats, but Is not
so certain as to the result, 1t may re-
Quire several days to settle all doubts as
10 the General Assembly,
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The presldonps Callers.

WASHINGTON, b. O, Now 0,--AmonR
the Presidents callers this morning
we're Secretaries wiBdoin and Noble,
Attorney denetal Miller, Senator Saw.
yer, Representative Hill, eX.TfeasureT
Spinner and Representative Payeon.
The usual public reception wa held In
the afternoon.
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optVIN I1DllcN 70 VIC INFtNIUtHOtF1 I
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 8.-west
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
lows: Original invalid-Elenry starke,
Alum Bridget James T. zlnn,. Oxford /;
John D. Runnels, Mt. Olive; Isaac vii.
liams, Newburg. lncreasG-JaHes Free.
mat, Grafton; Carr NJ. DWlnald, Mill
cites Francis NJ. Scar, FairmOnt.
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chlldren lLurled d a snrd llnnl..

HAvERiItLb, MASS, Nov. O.-Jsnmiah
and Mary T., aged respectively . aud s
years, children Of Jeremiah Shaw, -esid.
ing In shaw's lane, were found dead,
buried In a sand bank near their home
this morning. The children, who had
been In the habit oi playing near lie
sand bank, were missed on Tnpsday f1re.
noon and search brgan then and con.
tinued I'LL the bodies were discovered la
the sand. The bank was u high one and
had been rendered dangerous byexcava.
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A MANLY TgLE0RIM.


''iVEINphs iIA COhkratnl AtlOnA To
Mr, Campbell.
VoLvNnvs, o., Nov Cat / o'clock
lhl' afternoon Governor Foraker sent
the following telpprami
Ill.,, CoLuMnuS, o., Nov 0, 1850.
"aa'Jan1 & CdMjStil, Hamilton, OAiO,
n 10 tile full extent that defeated can,
MuaIu can do 90 With ptOpflely, ALLOW
,ne 10 oller my congratulations, and %
"u'e you II viii give me pleasure 10 OK
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A psnltsn,lnry ,,.ytvo,.

KiSosroS, oST., Nov IA rClnarka.
bic revival lS In progress in the penl.
tentlary here. Between eighty and one
hundred Of the leading cracksinen, ior.
gers, eonntetlriAtE, piukpuCkeis, and
men oi that ilk have been converted,
Hunter aud Cfossley, tho Canadian
eVahgelistA, are conducting .hgmeetlnVh.
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ouEnEc, Nov Cardinal Taschoreau,
accompanied by hls secretary, Ma,
Matols, and Mgr paquett, rector Of tho
Laval UniyerslLy, left last evening ior
Baltimore 70 takO part In the coming
LhefB. =" w helu
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Now YnrL Lnrl.lnturn.

NRw YORx, Nov G.-The New York
Legislature will stand about as follows,
there being one Of the two districts still
in doubt: Senate-Republicans 10, Dem.
ocrats l3. Observation-Disclosures ",
Democrats Gl. In the present Legisla.
ture the Republicans have a majority Of
80 in the Assembly and 10 In the Senate.
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NIArr Ander.On n 0ooll IIeAlLh

1NDiASApoLiv, ESD, Now O.-viCO
Consul General johnson, at London, In
apriyats letter received here yesterday
states that he recently called on Mary
Anderson, who In 4 long talk said that
she had never been In better health aud
spirits, and Mt johnson adds she looks
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Fourth clnss Postlnn.lsrs. !

Special Dlspateh 10 tN iIttLt0cHcer.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. O.--West
Virginia postmasters were appointed to.
day as follows: Mrs. L. A. Hlnchman,
vice j. W. Brown, reslgneds at Cyclone,
Logan county; ]. W. Bailey, Vice ]. A.
Bailey, reslgned, at Ellgr, Mcdowell
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Afternoon Dulletlns from oinOinnatI,

CINCINNATI, Nov. G.-News from the
State Of Ohio Is fragmentary aud incom-
plete. In Butler county Campbell's ma.
jority is estimated at 5000. Mr.. Camp.
bell lost his own PRECINCT in Hamilton
and there were Republican gains at his
birthplace, Middlet0wn, but In Oxford
township there was a decided Democrat
10 gain. Warren county gives about !,
200 Republican majority. MontHom'
cry county is claimed by the Democrats
with a Senator and Representative,
which would be a gain Of one 10 eacli
House. In Ross county the Republicans
have 800 majority, elected two Represen'
tatiVes, Massle Republican, is elected
Senator In that district
Washington county elects the entire
Republican ticket, except that Roeserer,
Democrat, Is elected representative, d
Democratic gain.
Anglalse county will give Campbell q
majority OF about 1900, a heavy Demo
cratic gain. CleTmont county shows
heavy Democratic gains. The Demo,
Gratis elect their entire county ticket and
will have about 800 majority. In Allen
county the estimate is 1900 for Camp
bell. Summit county shows q gain oI
| 100 over 1887. Guernsey county gives
Foraker about 800 majorIty aud elects
the whole Republican county Ticket
Fayette county shows q Democratic
gain Sot 800. In Highland county the
iapuh)lcan representative Is elected
Madison county shows Republican gains
and elects the whole county ticket ex
cent Auditor In Brown county The en-,
Tire Democratic county ticket Is elected
Clinton oopnty shows Democratic
gains, but the Republican ticket elected
Lawrence county estimates a Republi
can majority Of 1900. Meigs county Il
Republican by l,m0, CLARK county
gives about 300 AspuOllpan majority
but lleIe 10 Q heavy Democratic gain
Green county thoEs Democratic gains
but FotAker'S uajOrlty 10 estimated a
1900, pfeble county elects 9 Hvpuhli
can representative. In MIskinguu
county tho vote on representative Il
close.
Incomplete returns from all the count
lea III tho State except lwshLy.sIG, givl
Campbell d plurality Of 4,i2b, Thl
twvnty.Blx counties not heard from gavt
Powell, Democrat, Ia 1887, q plurality o
ia. The outlook from these tiguteS l
that Uampbell's plurality Ia tue stAte |
AhOut 5000
UhoiiOlSl returns from "a counties II
| Ohio give Campbell Q plurality Of 8,90t
Tic four remaining G6unuSe Yhlcb ar
Ashland, geauga, Ottawa and FAIldlnD
gave Powell a plurality 10 1887 oil iSO,
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BAlrtNuRE, Nov. 0-The Legislature
will certainly he Democratic, but by q
reduced inal allrltN The latest returns
show n Republican gain Of four Sena'
tors aud sixteen members Of the House,
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NEW JERSEY.
Abbctts BleCtlun for Gov0rnOr-II0w tn
Lnrlalhinrn Sthnila.

JERSEY ClrY,.M j., Nov 6.-Later re.
turns from various portions Of New Jer.
sey indicate Increased Democratic gains,
Leon Abbett'G plurality for Governor is
now believed IN exceed 10000. The po.
litical complexion Of the State Senate is
still In doubt aud hinges upon Atlantic
county, which both parties claim. The
Assembly will consist OF 81 Democrats
and 92 RepubliCang,
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The President sN,lOE Nothing and saving
WBHd.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov O,-rrivats
Secretary laliorl said tonight that the
President had not made any statement
o! his deTs with regard to yesterdays
election, aud That any statements OH The
subject gutpotllng tO bB an expression
Oh lhu FtesidehtB opinions we're un.
IIH,l'o'ilvd ,In,. aud wholly without iOunda'
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Looks Doubtful.

WASHINGTON, D, O., Now 6.-Assist-
ant Postmaster General Clarksou re-
ceived a telegram this evening from his
home in Iowa, stating that the contest
over the Legislative ticket 10 very close
and the result In doubt. ~, r
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Hamilton CounlyIs Vote.

clSoINNAyi, o Nov O.-Ths complete
ioollnRa Of the entlIe volO Al ljAmllLon
county, shows FORAKER, BS,O4Vj Gang.
yell, lO,sll, OampbBlps plurality, 7,ig5.
Lieutenant Governor, lampson, Repub.
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1rnn iKntLnt.. n, innren,nA.

otRvRLASp, o., Nov. 6,-Ali'the Sm.
ployes Ul the iron furnaces Of the Ma
hohlng Valley have been granted an In
crease Of 10 per cent ID wages 10 take
effect November II,
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Tho Interest pIes AMnY.

PETERsBuRo, VA, Nov. 6.-The inter-
est In the alleged Malone shooting case
has died away, The case will not con Q
up until the meeting OF the Hustings
court in january.
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tend you every courtesy can show you
in connection with your Inauguration
and the commencement OF your admin
lstration.
Signed. ], B, FORAKER,
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ATelegram from aInhone.

The following telegram was received
from Gen, Malone;
PETERsDURa, YAo Noy.5
Toh me EditOr Ofthe IatelltgsReer,
! make no doubt that Republicans
have polled fully 10000 more votes than
their adVersaries bat such arc :he frauds
already apparent that no speculation
can be made us to results. u
WM. MALONE.
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A wAIL FROM CLEVELAND.
The Boys MP There Did Their Duty Locally,
hut TheY nre Inconsolnble 10 Neyertlleless.

The Boys MP There Did Their Duty Locally,
hut They are IncOnsOlnb bio Nevertheless.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 0-The Republi-
cans in the city OF Cleveland are in re.
tirement this evening. They are cogi.
tatiug in the privacy Of their homes on
the vanlties and vexalions Of all earthly
things, political things especially. They
were not so terribly taken back to know
that Campbell had been elected, but the
generous proportions Of his plurality as
It grew to-day hour by hour fairly stag.
gered them. They have carried their
own county Of Ouyahoga sure enough,
and every man on their ticket, State,
county, district and city, except q JUS
tice OF the peace, has been elected, but
they are inconBolable nevertheless,
Complete returns from Cleveland and
the county give Foraker 20, ,403 votes
and Campbell 1S,l0S. Foraker ran
from 800 to 1900 votes behind his ticket.
In fact he was cut by Republicans in
nearly every ono OF the one hundred
precincts In this county. The eight
ltepuOllCAu CAuulVutea lVE tue kleueEhl
Assembly are elected by ample plur,
alities and tue result In this
county, all things considered, met the
expectations OF Governor Foraker's
friends, In Northern Ohio the Demo,
Gratis lost and gained votes in spots. In
Summit county, Of which the hourlshing
and populous city Of Akron is the CAPT.
tai, the Republican loss was something
like I,l00. Akron Is manufacturing
city and tho tariff was made more or less
OF an issue In the campaign,
Late this evening the Impression pre-.
walls here, aud 1t Is based on a careful
review OF the returns now at hand, that
the Democrats have a majority Of two
In the Senate. II this should prove Ia
be the case Democrat will succeed
Hon. Henry B. Payne, also Democrat,
In tue Senate Of the United States.
The Senatorial election occurs In
January, 1890. Ohio has been known as
a Republican State when all the Repub,
licans voted, yet II has never been rep.
resented at Washington 10y two Repub'
lican Senators. Senator Sherman has
always had Democratic colleague and
now Mr.. Payne, who Is very old man
and who says that he will not be can
dldate for reelection, will be followed
by another Democratic Senator.
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JAMES E. OAMpBELL,


CoLUNBvs, ONO, Nov 6,-Allen W,
Thurman has sent the following;
COLUMBUS, o., EoV,O.
"IiOH, GrOpsr Cleveland, Esv York.
"Goy. Foraker has surrendered all the
Republican flags In Ohio"
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DC. CampbolI,n Reply.

CoLUMBus, o., Nov, 6,-Mr. Campbell
sent the following reply this evening
HAMILTON, o., Nov, 8,
10 HOa, J, u. Foraker, Governor 0f Ohio.
Permit me to thank you most heartily
for tho cordial telegram just received. ]
accept with high appreciation your ten
der Of Courtesies upon the occasion re-
ferred to.
tsignedl JAMES Z. CAMPBELL.
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LoNDoS, Nov. O.-Rey. Df, TalmRpo
I ilas natrlyyggd ia London, lie viii stsd
Tor PaleBllne tomorrow, '''
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our Coon rs he Appears Mt n DIStance-iIo
LooE. small, hut Next Year he will Come
closer aud yOu Will Then sse That he Is
the "Same Old Coon"
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In nay opinion. said Rev. Mr.
siacrusher to 4 pretty, though piou.
young woman OF his congregation
1.-THE waltz is very. very wicked IN
deed. .
SO have always thought. she re
piled. ..ani have never INDUCED in il. :
s*Yes. yes, he continued, s.ths
waltz whirls is gar Kaleidoscope
around. bringing hearts so near thai
they almost beat against each other
mixing the warm breath together
darling the fire Of electricity between
the Meeting fingers, flushing the facs
and tightening the eyes with quick
language. psising every fibre
.Jerushyl Mr. Sincrusher. she ex.
claimed, jumping up. sis il anything
like fhats''
More he said, solemniy, much
more
Well. that's enough; guess III &c
and learn | never knew before what
was missing.
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ons ~ the PuxzlInx Features " m
man Ehar1ctev nlustr.sed-
Chzraxo ycurnAf
The Inconsistencies CT human n
turx ARE eEten gre@t pnxzir to me, \
remarked friend Is Ne walked aowr
fhe street. the other day DO yoa 81
fhas woman crossing fhe street. Well
she xAx<=s eloquent On the subject q.
cruelty 40 animals. raises . greal
hue and err against the feansse,
who wzsiFs bis horse Or the boy who
beats hzs dog. and yet slR seems TO b
entirety iAcking In sympathy for the
fwo-lexEei aulnaaIs who serve her.
She rules her SERVANTS with = rod ol
iron. and la exaefIng and naYeason-
able IN her demands OF hotel employees
and Qniek TO complain Of the least in
attention. faTeied or real. on their
part.
At the stores where she Is xeli-
known the clerks vie with each other
In their readiness 10 let somebody else
hare her check. and they gise sigh 81
relief when she finally collars one to
wait ON her. "Sneaking OF incon-
sisFeneies. replied. reminds rae OF
3 young lady know. intelligent. esia-
Gated and interesting, who In most
things Is considered rather strong
minded. reads Carlyle, Emerson,
George Eliot. and 50 forth. but in i'll
things Is SO narrow and whimsical that
she makes herself ridiculous. She dis
caysied splendid young man not long
since because he wore nitfens instead
nf zvifgySx asas, cxa-ssx,v ,rYsa.. hsa acag.vf<3
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BeseenaiEx the wife of Il president
Mrs Grant used to drive in landau
behind a superb four-in-hand of bays
while the general was in the habit oil
jogging of modestly in a single buggy
behind onessmall black nag. On one
of these quiet outings be stopped at q
friends house. and told the top-lofti.
cas butler TO say to his master that q
gentleman wished TO see him on bust.
ness. As the general refused to send
in his name or his card, the domestic
left the president standing in the cold
vestibule. Between the indignation oil
his friend and the obsequioas consfer-
nation of the servant at the mistake
Gen. Grant was exceedingly amused
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WESTINGHOUSE NEW CODE.
How Far tha work Of the Commits
Sion Has Progressed.

Mr.. Thomas III. Cam was found
hard a. work in his Office by a re-
porter yesterday afternoon. examin-
ing the work Of the code commission.
Of which he was recently appointed a
member by Governor Semple.
The codifiers appointed BY Gov
ernor Sempie over year ago were w.
IL. Doolitfle, OF Tacoma; Fl. j. Snive-
ley Of Yakima, A. f.. Isham. Of
Olympia. and James Wickersham, EFF
Tacoma The commission was organ
lied By the election OF Mr.. Doolittie as
chairman, and the appointment of
Fred Bausman, an attorney and for
luer private secretary OF Governor
Semple as clerk. The work was APP
portiened among the members Of the
board after It's organization. Mr..
Snively was % furnish the criminal
practice. Mr.. Wickersham the probate.
Mr.. Dooiitfie the district judges. and
Mr.. Isham the civil and criminal prac-
tice In justices courts, and also to ex-
ercise . general supervision OF the
work. ~ he had an office In the CAPT
The comperlsation6f the members
was fixed by the legislature at $40 per
day for every day employed in the
work and an appropriation Of 81 500
was made to cover their salaries.
So far Judge Isham has done nearly
all the work and Ii was his manuscript
that Judge Cam was engaged in ex
aiming, &nnotating. amending and
correcting when the reporter inter
rupted his labors yesterday morning.
did You ever see finer manuscript
than that 7" asked Judge Cam as he
showed the reporter large pile of
copy neatly prepared with the
typewriter. that gave evidence OF
painstaking and careful labor.
II must say that If the whole work
is done equally as well as Judge Ishans
has performed his share we viii have
IS fine . code as any state in TIE
Union"
Judge Cam win be engaged in ex-
aiming Judge fsham's work for the
next two or three weeks aud viii then
take mp probate practice. which was
assigned TO his predecessor, James
Wickershau.
The commission will complete its la
bors in time 70 lay the result before
the next legislature. As the commits
sion was formed by act of the terri
torial legislature. there Is sone doubt
whether the next Legislative assembly,
which will be elected under the state
government. wil< see 81 20 adopt the
code as the law book OF HE new state.
The members OF the commission are
assured OF their salary. however, and
II they do The work mapped out for
them by the territorial legislature they
viii leave the acceptance or rejection
ct 1t TO a state legislature with COM
picte nonehalanee.
Judge Cam would like 10 have
members OF the bar examine the work
as il progresses and assist him by sug-
gestions.
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CORNISH LULLABY.


Engene Field In Chicago News
Cur on the mountain over the town.
All night long all night long,
The trolls 20 up and she trolls 10 down,
Bearing their packs and grooming song.
And this IL the song the hill folk crocu
IS they srudge in the light OF the m Issy
moou--
''tsold, gold ever more solsi-
Bright red gold for dearge -
Deep in the hill the yeufuan leivSS,
All night long. ali night long;
None bur the peeying. fuftsve elves
See his toll and hear his song.
Megr.ly over the eayera rings
As faerrily ever the fstek be sings;
stsoid. gesss ever HaoFe gold
Bright resI gold Tor desries's
Mother Is re ing thy iswiy bed
All nsgslt ,,Esg, ali night losg-
Happy III smooth thy curly head
And 81 bold thy hand and 20 sung her
sraE.
lis tise song Of the hin folk. sswarfed and
old,
Nor the song Of the yeonaa. stauncA and
bold,
And the bmrsien 1t beanssh Is not Of gold;
Bug It's Love, ioye-nothIng taf
xotke,ss ss,x.. s.,- a...xs. -
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WIN water n. stoek

BosroS. April is.-Ihe hearing on
the petitions Of the American Bell
Telephone Company tor an increase Of
sll.UD. COO in It's capital stock was
heguH 81 the state house this morning.
George u. Brooks. counsel for the
company. stated that the new capital
is wanted mainly 60 build new long
distance SYSTEM, including slcahse lines
from BOSTON TO Chicago.
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
I. SON Kills His Father and Then
Himself.

SraixsriEIp, Mass. April 49, Yves,
Farms. farming hamlet, was the
scene OF horrible double tragedy this
morning. Joseph King, a wealthy
and well known man OF seventy three
years OF age. was shot and killed by
Edgar King, his oldest SON. and the
house fired.> The murderer went
twenty steps from the house when be
shot himself. The murder and sui
eide are traceahle TO an unbalanced
mind, caused by dissipation. A letter
written by young King to friend,
shows that the deed was premeditated,
aad that in addition to the murder
committed, that he intended to kill
two aunts. He was prevented from
committing the last murders through
being unable to get into the room
where they slept. The deed was COM
Hiitted at 2 o'clock in the morning, the
murderer firing three shots into the
body OF his father while he was asleep.
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HARTFORD. April ls.--John III. Swift
was hanged this morning for the muir
der OF his wife in July, 1887. She was
forced TO leave him on account of his
dissipafed hahits and cruelty. The
murder was committed because she
refused 10 return TO him. The muir
derer's sister made the most strenuous
efforts 30 secure communication of the
sentence. and the legislature passed q
bill making the penalty imprisonment
for life. bat the governor vetoed IL.
The Senate passed il over the veto, but
the House failed 10 do SO. The mar
rage occurred six years ago. when
Swift was - years old.
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ApvIcx TO mornxas.

Mrs. Nsnstew's S~essius syrup fae cAti-
area tsssstng, Is tie rENscrt pticn Of oRe OF
81 e<ss female nxrSes and Physicians In
ksFgy years with newer fskilng sncee<< by
zaAiE3ass az nsaEAeFs 10. their Children.
Daring the pEcrsss ef teesatng. ifs valne Il
saFSl<alxbts. II relieves the child fsora
psEss- cxreS dysenteFx and diarxhsea. grip
Price, &c hotxAe- swrv
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rrlal af isalio. earrnp,ar..

LITTLE, Rock, Ark, April Is. The
trial Of William Palmer. Thomas Her.
vss and William Hobbs, judges OF
elections. charged with interfering
with congressional election at Plum.
mersviIle last November. began IN the
United States circuit court to-day
The theft Of ballot box by masked
men before the votes were counted
and the assassination OF John IL
Clayton are features in the case.
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aeIag 20 College.

tf8t18-85 nv @s<-%
wife, have decided 10 send Harry
TO college.
college, thought you were going
20 take him into the Office and make q
business man al him.
" His natural inelinations are toward
college education. He tells me THAI
he has got curve pitch. he's MEM
Der of two boat clubs. he's handy with
the gloves and very fond Of pagilisna
ana think that Male or Harvard Is
the hest place for MIN.