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DESPERATE DUEL.
a,g-cosygagD FIGHT At THE POLLS On
gLglIlON DAY
.. ,.,,,..s E...s.sy yllsgs-A Dispute A'i''s
- tss challenge Of Sssros V''s-S'''--
r.s and Knives Pulled and IS
Result Three Msa Died

..,.-,>. Ky. November>,-I ne terrl- err.
~ duel in Estil county OF lSSt
.-,-s but have been one Of the
oer,,e encounters ever witnessed
Irvine. the county seat, IS
s5~or, all communication except oy
rSs~sn engaged in the affair We're
=, r;,r 81. of Judge II. Clay Lily,
yotr Wilson. CommiSsionerot Se99oIs'
~. I, q. .-- .--. republican and Wilsona Dem
r, brought a negro 70 VOTE when
49, 49, eased him. The negro was
|" -si -..si s-. words followed and pistols
~ s-Iwn Wilson's caught in his pocket;
.sfischarced before he could level
. Meanwhile he received two balls near II
=, art They were not immedlateiy .;i y
~ and Wilson sent one ball into LiIiy
-..--ge heart. Wilson's brother wrencneu
..sr.,-5l from Lilly'S hand, but the latter
i,sr knife aud plunged II into ms
-s~r several times. Then with his last
.---l Wilson raised up and fired AT Grant
IN brother of the Doctor and Killed
H. He then buried the hammer OF ms
..,,in DR.. Lilly's head, who died IN a
sr minutes. while Wilson fingered unui
ss-eyt dav. Several persons outside re-
--aJ bullets. but were not seriously hurt.
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Miss Abel Will Become A Nun.

BALTIMORE. Nip. November S.-The
Herald has the following: Miss Mary
Abel, daughter of the late Arunah ).
Abel, the founder of the Baltimore sun,
has entered Convent of the Visitation OF
Georgetown, with the purpose of becoming
a nun. Miss Abel and her sisters were
educated at this convent. About three
months ago Miss Mary made application
for readmission, with the avowed purpose
of Joining the Sisterhood. The formal IN
itiation of Miss Abel will take place some
time during next January, the precise ime
not having been named. Miss Abel is one
of the richest women in the city, having
shared equally with the other children
in the large estate.
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BIG CONFLAGRATION
Vs.ng at Pictou. Nova Seotia-Much
Property Destroyed.

a.ins at Pictou. Nova Seotia-Much
Property Destroyed.
p,-ror. y. :. November S.-The largest
y here for twenty years is in progress.
ssrted at l:30a m. in the police station
1 ~ east side Of South market street and
1r.liv spread south 10 HarbOr and north
Water streets. a Norwegian sailor who
n, tbe sole innate Of the police station,
s-.sbed before tne fire was discovered.
nj steamer William. lying alongside the
rbarf got the first stream Of water on tue
.rrrinr buildings. doing effective service
4 sro1, south wind was blowing and the
Iarnes soon seized the large barn and ware
|orse occupied by Dalton and Meagher' S
|s5.es. spreading hence TO CarsOn's lum-
rlrd. aul Ces,roying in addition 10
| lumber. their warehouse, carpenter
\ Az steam mill besides a building oc-
lv Pringle * Son as shop, and ID.
kzand * Co.'S Office. The STANDARD
- now burning. and a clean sweep OF
s. Market wharf is threatened. The
-i drawing more 70 the east and may
ssl he danger 10 the body Of the town.
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MAY NOT BE A LANDSLIDE.
Claims Made That the Republican Ticket
i'm Michigan Is Elected.

DETROIT. November Sin an extra edi
ton inst ont the Journal independently
prints the following in part: "The alleged
democratic landslide in Michigan is likely
- nrove no landslide at all In fact it is
now NJ claimed that the entire Republican
State ticket. with the exception of Turner
for Governor, and Huston for Attorney
General. & will probably be found to have
tbe most votes when the official Figures are
footed up" .on+ g
made h unon the authority of f. B. Egan,
denutv Secretary of State. Mr., Egan is
in the best possible position to Judge OF tne
result. and he makes this statement WIN
the greatest confidence. He VIII not az
this writing give the basis for TINS staee, ;1I
ment. but he declares that the tgures VIII
show that his position is true.
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A-NNEtrorI~, November S.-Emma Alb
N-ngat closed her weeks engagement
producing Donizetti's Anne Boleyn
-e MS, time 10 has ever been sung
-l.lsl and the first it has
presented on an American stage
years The costumes are of a gor-
Is ,-n ani and correct as TO historical de-
~. & audience became eXcitedly enthu-
~. 4- 'le close Of the second act. Miss
~. ... .-1 her whole company scored a
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Helmont.s Onicial Count.

Special Telegram to tie Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., November S.-The
official count of this county was finished
this afternoon and showed the Republicans
have carried the county and gave MAORI
ties to the State ticket The following are
the majorities; d. j. Ryan, Secretary OF
State. 525; L. A Marshal, Judge OF Su-
preme Court, 49,: L. j. McColloch, mem
Der OF Board of Public Works, 4SO; Z; l..
Poorman, for Congress, COZ; Z, A SKIN
ner Board of Equalization, 4S9; H. b.
Woodbury.. Judge Of Circuit Court, 4g2
lanes r. Tallman, Probate Judge, 35S; NJ
NJ Scott. Sheriff, 40; Archer M. f. Boyd
Coroner, ass; w. s. Mechem, Commission
er. S7l; Jesse w. Hollingsworth, Prose
cutting Attorney, ASS; Benz. NJ. Loher, In
Urinary Director, 55I.
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WHEELING, W. VA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOvEMBER9, 1890

Il, sol. Harry Richardson, R., New Castle
county, 9,4Ol Kent county, 3,59S; Sussex
county, 1859 Total in State, 17,25S. Ma
iority for Reynolds, 543.
For Congress-John w. Causey, D., New
Castle county. 9,077; Kent county, 1907 {,
Sussex county, 1859. Total in State, 1,s4s.
Henry p Cannon, r., New Castle county,
1887; Kent county, 3,547; Sussex county,
4,266. Total in State, l7,1S0. Majority for
Causey, 66S.
There were about 80 votes cast in the
State for the Prohibition candidates.
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F YORK. November S.-The Anarch-
4 Who resisted the police last night when
after arrested Lucy Parsons for incit-
no'. were arraigned this morning to-
-' with Mrs. Parsons. The woman S
lance was all gone, and she was suave
Nlie 90 the justice She pleaded not
" % The charge against her. She was,
2 SIMON Gordon and August Meier, re
led 90 oappear before the grand Jury on
-ily The five other prisoners were
SD each and sent 20 jail for ten days.
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treatment Of wild West Indians.

NEw YoRK. November S.-Gen. O'Beirne,
'he immigrant bureau. has written 70
Icretary Noble, requesting that ne cause
! examination Of the wild West IN
ans 20 be made on their arrival az Pnlla-
phia. The General has also written 20
Ie Secretary Of philadelphia Indian Asso-
.auon TO notify him Of the arrival Of the
hdians, and the General VIII 20 on there
accompanied by competent Sioux interpre-
'frs and take evidence as % the treatment
fcered bv the Indians while connected
tl the show
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4 False Report.

BALTIMORE, November S.-Cardlnal Glo-
bons has received from Rome positive
contradiction of the statement recently
published that Archbishop Ireland OF St
paul had been summoned to Rome on ac-
count of the views expressed by the Arch
bishop on public school education in this
authorities were dissatisfied with Arch
bisbop Ireland's views as being too favor
abIe to nnblic schools. A dispatch to the
Cardinal stated that the report was entirely
without foundation. The Cardinal sent
dispatch to Archbishop Ireland
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Minister Lincoln VIII Resign.

CHICAGO, Ill, November Sit is said
that before Robert L. Lincoln leaves for
the West, he will go to Washington and
there tender his resignation as Minister TO
the Court of ST. James. The position held
by Mr.. Lincoln is an expensive one, and the
necessary expenditures, in addition to the
social duties, are far in excess of the salary
received. Although a member of thrlv-
ing law firm, Mr.. Lincols is not wealthy
man. and il is said that both he and Mrs.
Lincoln have sufficiency of Court life. The
The death of theiryo son has fastened
their determination TO return home to Chi
Gao
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The Farmers Did 1t.

CHICAGO, Noyember S.-"The result in
Michigan was as great surprise to the
Democrats as TO the Republicans said
Senator Stockbridge to reporter. 81 do
not think the dissatisfaction among disap-
pointed Office seekers had much to do with
it. attribute it to the talk about the Nc
Kinley law. 1t was the granger vote that
did the business, and we made the mistake
of turning all efforts TO the cities and
towns, while the Democrats shouted tariff
robbery in the country.
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stanley's Charges Against jameson

LONDON, November s.-Mrs. jameson
says that Mr.. Stanley's charge against her
dead husband are based on the statements
of dismissed Syrian interpreter, who
came to England and was examined by the
Emin relief committee. During his exam
ination, Mrs. Jameson says the Interpreter
contradicted his previous statement. Mrs.
Jameson further says that her husband
wrote a letter to the Emin relief committee
in which he gave important information
respecting the interpreters charges. and
their source. This letter she says will be
published in due time.
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Young Abraham Lincoln's Interment.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, November rS.-Robert
Lincoln, Minister To England, arrived IN
the city this merning with the body oil MS
son Young Abraham Lincoln, who died
abroad several months ago. He came in a
special car over the Wabash road, and was
met at the station by the members OF the
Lincoln Monument Association, who es-
corted Mr. Lincoln and the remains of his
son 10 Oakridge, where the body was de-
posted in the monument erected to the
memory Of the boys illustrious grand
father The final interment was without
l.arnrnnnr
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TheDog's Revenge.

LEAD CITY, S. D., November s-Gqst
Cartwright lived in cabin eight miles
from lockwood. Yesterday he punished a
Newfoundland dog, then left the house
with his wife, the dog remaining behind
with their child. When they returned they
found the dog, in revenge, had attacked the
child and literally eaten its head of. The
dog was killed, and the mother is a raving
maniac.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., November s:-Mhlle
two small boys, named MCGEE and Vans
lev were packing cotton in press in An
derson county, a negro boy set fire to the
cotton and the white boys were fatally
burned. Some time before the occurrence
the colored boy had been struck by Vans
lev. The negro has disappeared.
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rdi,or charged with Forgery.

LOWELL, Mass, November S.-Henry j.
Moulton. formerly editor of the Lowell
citizen and owner of the Sunday Critic, this
citv. who was arrested in Boston last
night. charged with forgery of the names
of John II. Butterick on a note for $1,000,
and Enoch Foster on note for $1,000, was
arraigned in court this morning and held
i'm :. 900 TO November Is. He was unable
- oh-ain the hail
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College Bows Win.

Special Ts,eqram to TIE Sunday Rs0istsr.
WASHINGTON, PA, November S.-A Dig
crowd witnessed the footoau game TINS TINS
afternoon, between the East End Pitts
burg Athletic Club, and the Washington
jefferson College eleven. The game was
closely contested throughout, the score be-
ing at the end of the game 10 TO 0, in favor
of the College eleven. The features OF the
game were the quarterback playing of
Lynch, and the rushing of Bruce and Bla-
ney, for the College club. and the work OF
Barr at half-back, aud the rushing of NJ ar
tin for the PittsburgerS.
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rsnness.e Democrats win Joilfify.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November S.-The
Young Mems Democratic Club of this city
has arranged for great ratification meet
ing and banquet here for next Thursday
night. in honor of the Democratic victory.
Among the speakers invited are Grover
Cleveland, Gov: ID. b. Hill, Senator Gar
isle Senator Blackburn, Senator VOORHEES,
and others. 1t is expec ted to be the most
notable affair of the kind that ever took
nlace in the State.
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Hail Plot Thwarted.

W,suryGTox. pa, November S.-From
prisoner confined IN tue WatllnsIsont ~
county Jail the authorities nave Learned ionoui %
conspiracy among ncinoer oi PiiTIS,r,as TS,',.s
to make their escape from the lalL ihurs, tiar
fonnd IN have been tampered with, but
owing n the precautions taken by the OH.
Gals the attempted escape did not come Of.
The iail authorities are being compll'
mented on their discovery of the conspir'
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Republican Claims In New Hampshire.

CONCORD, n. H., November S.-Chair-
man Churchill, of the Republican State
Committee, makes the following state
ment: The claims of the Democrats that
they have a majority of members of the
Legislature is unfounded. In fact, the Re
publicans have good working majority.
They will organize the House and Senate,
elect Governor and u. S. Senator to
succeed Hon. Henry w. Blair.
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Cnnnrd.s YictIm Dead.

kNA, CITY, Mo. November S.-David
rs5sr. the wealthy cattle man who was
;-iay afternoon by Charles Clifford,
7 Nsv York light weight pugilist, died
I-ae effect Of his wound this afternoon.
5,ri viii be arraigned Monday, charged
Ihu-rier.
NS. Clifford, over whom the quarrel
Is held which resulted in Greever'
.l,h. left the city yesterday and is said 70
visiting her brOther-in-law IN Leayen-
I1-,1. Kansas. A dispatch from Leaven-
orb. saws that Mrs. Clifford is not there,
S thought she may have concealed her
e fearful of beng charged with COM
cty in Greever's S murder.
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THANKSGIVING.
President Issues His Proclamation, Desig-
mating Nov. % as the Time to Give Thanks.
|, PROCLAMATION.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November S.-The
following is the proclamation by the Presi'
dent of the United States
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Beat the Lover to Death.

PARIS, November S-A man and his
wife named Ponsy with the assistance OF
their son recently beat to death the lover Of
their daughter, who was found in her room
at night. All three were yesterday ac-
quilted at the assizes As they were leav-
ing the court house they were attacked by
an angry crowd which attempted to lynch
them. They were, however, rescued by
the police after receiving considerable IN
iurV
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clnse Vote in Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November S.-f oil
lowing is the official vote of Delaware 1or
Governor and Congress:
For Governor-Robert J. Reynolds, u,
New Castle county, q,07S; Kent county,
3.s56; Sussex county, 1867. Total In State,
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The End of 1t All.

SPRINGFIELD, o., November S.-Council-
man A. T.. Evans. the wealthy manufactur
er and head of the firm of a. c. Evans x
Co, died this morning at the Lebanon, o.,
Sanitarium, aged 80 years. He managed
Agnes Herndon early ia the season, and
was noted for his wrestling scrapes in Gin
cinnati houses. His death was hastened
doubtless by the morphine habit. Evans
but a week or so ago figured in several
escapades in this city, and appeared in
the police court more than once as result,
the last time being ordered to leave the
CITY bv Judge ErmSton.
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h, ONT. November S.-Mrs.
49,, "as las, night allowed by the At
81. 1e-efa. 90 hold a long interview
NY. --.soaad touching family matters.
~. GAINS that he will fall heir 10
-,.-l.e property in the spring, aud
M 1e4leat1 10 20 his wife before he
que meeting Of husband and wife in
'''' was very affecting.
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JUDGE SNYDER :
And Judge Holt, of Greenbrier. Appointed
to Fill the Vacancy

Special Tsis0ram TO TIE sunday REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November s.
Governor Fleming this morning accepted
the resignation of Judge \. c. Snyder, of
the Supreme Court Of Appeals, TO take
effect today, and has appointed Hon.
Homer \. Holt, of GreenOrier, in his stead
Judge Holt is one of the best known legal
lights in the State, and was for many years
Judge of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, com
posed of the counties of Greenbrier, Mon
roe, Summers, Fayette and Pocahontas.
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The collector Sustained.

New YORK. November S.-The Board Of
United States General Appraisers To-Day
affirmed the action of the Collector at Cni-
cago, imposing duty of 45 per cent n f9 on
twenty-seven lenses imported by r. ID.
Florsheimer, classifying them as a manu-,
facture of glass The importers claimed
that they were philosophical apparatus anu
dntiahle at 35 per cent.
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! ~ ,NotemDcrS.-Edward G. Hunt,
49, q, ,ae lllirois Pharmaceutical
- -l.,ted suicide last night by
4 ~. 1i'S ii'S nome was in Garnett, Kan
/. p,..S -.s saartian, John Is. Foster, is
s.n-,.-...-. ol ,ae First National bank.
'-'-ieat On love was the cause.
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Anarchists win commemorate.

CHICAGO, November S.-To-morrow 1000
Anarchists expect to march around the
citv and then proceed by traiuto the Wald-
helm cemetery, where the exercises Will De
held in commemoration of the disciples OF
the faith who were executed for causing
the Haymarket riot. At Waldhelm ad-
dresses will be made by Professor Garsloe
and Morris Schultz, OF New ORR, anu
Charles Barry of the Personal Rights
I
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Connecticut Returns.

Hartford, CT, November S.-The first
set of returns from every town have been
received at the Secretary of States office.
Unofficial footings give Morris, Democrat,
"A popular majority OF %. This is by the
face of the returns, and takes no account
of l26 Republican votes thrown out at
Bridgeport, or of Prohibition votes
thrown out in one ward in Waterbury be-
cause of the word "For"
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Hosiery Merchant Fails.

Cu1c,Go. November S.-Jacob Berkson,
doing hosiery business as Jacob Berkson
& Co. at 1s2 Madison street, confessed
Judgment in the Circuit Court TINS morn,
ing in favor of May SwarZ Tor ss,Zio anu
in favor of Felsenteral, Gross and Miiier,
bankers, for $1,000. Both judgments are
entered on notes dated November and
payable on demand.
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,,-s n,shea Will Fight.

LONDON, November S.-Mr. Frank Lock
wood. o. c., has been retained by Mrs.
O,Sbea to defend her in the suit Tor dl-
vorce brought against her by her husband,
Captain O'Shea, who bases his acton upon
the relations which he alleges existed De
t,reen Mrs. O,Shea and Mr.. Parnell.
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Worlds Fair Architect.

CHICAGO, November S.-Daniel II. Burn
ham a well known Chicago architect, was
to-day tod, appointed by the Worlds Fair
Sirectory to the position of chief of con-
struction with salary of $4,000 per year:
Chief Burnham will have general charge OF
the construction of the fair buildings, and
is TO organize the bureaus OF architecture,
engineering. m landscape gardening and sani-
tation.
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- Storm in Minnesota.

ST. PArL, November s-A snow storm.
set. n this afternoon in the southern par
of t6A State and has Kept up since, rpm ,nnai !
to incs es having falling In dlnerel1S Isa ioosi'
;t;es IN, snow extends over into Dakota
and and will Mobably be quite heavy before
rnorpinp Y
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.Iris fact" that Hoods Sarsapa,,
rjlla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and
other diseases or affections arising from
imnnre state or low condition OF the
blood. overcomes that tired feeling, Gre
ates good appetite, and gives strength
to every part of the system. Try IL.
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.,ht as t6e NJ, /, h. l., November S.-Last
D spnr.r,, 20. p ran out in the carding
.oolen mill "a, 'vvs.s,nents the Harrison
-ere is everr "oons0cIet. shut down.
,Tu Of the mills 5,ct 5sgsct Of d complete shut
~ in Woonsocse, ,'ls'ns 70 this COM
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Arkansas Congressional Returns.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November S.-Re-
turns from First district (ofliciaD give
Cate. Dem, S14 majority over Feather
stone. Republican and Union Labor. ON,
cial returns from all counties in the Second
district gives Breckenridge, Democrat,
.S95 majority over Langley, Repu0llcan ana
Union Labor, an increase OF 4S' over two
wears ago.
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WASHINGTON, IL. u, NOEcHlDCl o.. iiS
following is the proclamation by the Presl-
dent of the United States:
A PROCLAMATION.
By the grace and favor of Almighty God,
the people of this Nation have been led TO
the closing days of the passing year, which
has been full of the blessings OF peace ana
the comforts of plenty. Bountiful compen-
sation has come to us for the work of out
minds and of our hands in every depart
ment of human industry.
Now, therefore, l. Benjamin Harrison,
President of the United States of America,
do hereby appoint Thursday, the 2'th DAY
of the present month of November to be
observed as day of prayer and thanksglv-
ing. and do direct the people that upon that
dav they cease from their labors TO meet IN
their accustomed places of worship ana
ioin in rende dering gratitude and praise TO
our benefice mt Creator for the rich Dless-
inps that have been granted us and lnvok-
ing the continuance of His protectloh ana
grace for the future. | commend 10 my
fellow citizens the privilege OF remember
ing the poor, the homeless ana the sorrow,
sui. Let us endeavor to merit the pronlseu
recompense OF charity anu Tue SIaOIou' az
ceptance of our praise.
In testimony whereof, ! have hereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal OF the
United States TO be affixed. Done in the
CITY of Washington, this eighth day oi
November. in the year OF our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and ninety, and
of the (SealD independence OF the United
States. the one hundred and fifteenth.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
By the President.
JAMES G.. BLAINE,
Secretary of State.
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s sp1,'. ,..N. =. November S.-The Presi-
'ss, H mus. -.-,sa Philip r. Alger to be
3 '.,~. '-..l,ematics , in the Navv with
'ssterl ,Ss1 sS1S q Lieutenant from
' De sa,ne ID ~lG ~ Edward X. Rawson
rom October y 1SqO
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Celebrated Rao.-n

--AiNGrON. Nv ~
sr cesS.oi Of WoOdlawn. has Ie ieS, -, SASr destb
4 P. P,,gd l, son Lexington ~, 10y Oy SIori SeSr
o,r S'4..oy aged 95 Tesrs r "nI ae eIUru, vSas
p ulay ao,15,e lf raee .'s.ise horse himself, but
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/ =, a..s .E, M, Mass, November S.-The
81 C~u ~u ask a recount in the
|rs..s.s ne-sfessional district, where
y, ~ S,-..-''9,cerat, has lis plurality
-lg, Republican -