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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
SING TArS CASE.
Statement That He is Innocent OF stealing
the Diamond Ring.


1t will be remembered that some fouI
or five days ago Joe Lee and Ito Hearn,
Cinnamon, complained that Sing Tai.
another Chinaman, had stolen diamond
ring and two five dollar gold pieces
from the room occupied by the first two
men, in the Market street laundry.
Sing Tai was arrested by Officers
Lukens and West, and the ring found
Lin his possession. The prisoner was
taken before Justice Davis, and com
mitted TO Jail TO await the action OF the
grand jury.
Yesterday Ho Hearn and Zoe Lee, ac-
companied by Hon. L.. 5. Jordan, coun-
sci for Sing Tai, called on Prosecuting
Attorney Howard together with
Justice Ankle, and from state
mcnts there made il seems that
Sing Tai did not steal the ring
and money, and never intended to
do so. Sing Tai used to own the
laundry, and had Il room fitted up
there, which Joe Lee and Ho iearn al
lowed him to use, on his return from
Pittsburg, giving him key. While in
the room Sing Tai, for joke, hid the
ring and the two gold pieces, which
articles he found lying on table.
Joe Lee missed the stuff, and told
Justice Ankle about il. The latter
spoke to Sing Tai, who was having a
new laundry fitted up, and said: Sing,
want that ring and the gold pieces. "
Sing Tai laughed and said all right, and
explained how he had hid the things.
He started right off to get them, but
Mr.. Ankle, it being near noon, told him
to wait and bring them up after dinner,
and this Sing Tai agreed to do. At
noon he got the ring and put it in his
vesi pocket, when it rolled through Il
hole into the lining Before he could
deliver the ring to Justice Ankle, he
was arrested and the ring found on him.
After hearing these facts Prosecuting
Attorney Howard said he would see
Justice Davis, look into the matter gem
orally. and come to some decision to-day.
This is pretty serious Joke" for
Sing Tai, who is still in Jail.
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rNs1NsEn MORRIS DROWNED.
The Details OF His Death at Mounds'i''e
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
The following special telegram gives
the details of the drowning OF Civli En-
pineer Isaac NJ. Morris, at Moundsvlllc'
yesterday morning:
!spscial telegram 10 The REGISTER.
MorSpsvILLE, November ID: This morn
ing about 10 o'clock, Isaac n. Morris,
Young man of - years of age, who was en-
ployed on the corps Of civil engineers on
the Ohio Valley railroad, was drowned
in the Ohio river, opposite the ferry land
inc. at this place. Hehad been sent across
the river TO this city for the purpose OF get
ting the mail. and was in the act oil return
ing when the accident occurred. Mi. Bert
Henderson,, the ferryman, noticed the
sIxiff in which hewas rowing, hoating down
the river near the Ohio shore, and upon 60
ing out to it found young MOTIFS
leaning over the side, his whole body from
his waist up submerged in the water, ana
his feet fastened beneath the seat OF the
skifI He was taken TO the shore anu nieu-
ical aid summoned, but all to no avail, as
he had probably been in the water hiteen
or twenty minutes and life had become eX-
tinct. One of the oars was lying aiohgslue
of him in the skiff while the other was
floating in the water The supposltlon is
that he had dropped the oar and was III the
act of reaching forit when he over balanced
and fell into the water. Mr.. Morris was
sober and industrious young man ana wen
liked by all who knew him. He resided IN
Monroe county, Ohio, where his remains
will be taken for interment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
THREE DISTRICTS
REC0UyTED FOR THE OFFICE OF COMMITS
SIONER, YESTERDAY.
hr. John Z. Hail. D., Defeats P B. Dobtins, R in
Clay, BY One vots-John Koch Holds His Own,
and Frank Gruss's Majority Increased -Four

The Board of County Commissioners
met in special session yesterday morn
ing, for the purpose of canvassing the
vote Of the county, paying the bills Of
the election officers, and of generally
closing up the election matter.
After the session had been opened
Mr.. John II. Hall, the Democratic can
didate for County Commissioner for Clay
district, appeared and asked for a re-
count Of the votes of the district for the
Office named. The recount was allowed,
on motion Of Mr. McGregor, and was at
once undertaken, MeSsrS. Cruise and
McGregOr handling the ballots, while
the members of the Board kept tally.
Mr. T. j. Hugus represented the Repub-
Leans. The vote was found to stand:
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Business Transacted ut the City Hall. Last
Evening.

The'Council Committee Oh Claims met
last evening, and heard the statements
of AesSrS. Troy and Burns, the citizens
of Eighteenth street who are agrieyed
over the sewer question in that neigh
borhood. They were represented by j.
i. Sommerville, and after the delega-
ton had withdrawn the committee. Mr..
Sommervile and Col. White, City Solici-
tor, INDUCED in 4 sort of go-as-you-
please session over the veXed question OF
how TO arrive at 4 settlement. Finally
it was agreed all around 10 postpone the
matter until the legal gentlemen could
look up authorities.
The Committee on Health was sum-
moned. but failed to obtain quorum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

small lump in nv left breast. whic h
proved to be Cancer The first remedy |
tried was to have burned il off. This did
not cure it, for shortly afterward it broke
out again in a much worse form. then
consulted our druggist. who advised me to
try Swifts Specific IS. :. s., and after
taking about one dozen bottles was com
pletely cured, and my general health WIS
greatly improved. This has boon over six
years ago, and my Cancer has never APP
peared since, nor has it trouble me in any
way. can cheerfully recommend Swifts
Specific to any one suffering with Cancer.
Miss T. +. GREEN, Tallapoosa, Ga.
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= Phenomenal Catch.

MAErtN'- FERRY. o.. Nov. The citIzcLs OF
this place We're thrown into 20 state OF great eN-
citeineut this afternoon hy the strangest catch
ever known To these waters The angler, well
known resident. was armed with a bamboo rod
% extraordinary size. lie had waited IN vain
for % bite FOR nearly half am hour when he ieii.
at the end of his line. fish evidently endowed
with enormous strength. The battle when en-
.ueJ la. probably meyer been paralcllci In pis-
ratoriai annals 10 attracted two-thirds OF the
population OF the village, So rapidly wa, the ~
citiur new. circulated. The hchoiderS could
scarcely believe their eyes when. as me unhy
monster WIS drawn out of water its side was
found 20 D. adorned with fhe business card OF
ALENANnEE n CO.. No 1910 Main street, whose
bargains Ca shoes aTe nov attracting almos; as
much attention as the fish itself viii receive
from anglers AN over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
An Uncommon Occurrence.

The calico printing firm OF j. L: Stifel
& Sons, located at Ninth and Main
streets, announced to their men, Satur-
day. that their wages would be ad-
yanced ten per cent from and after that
date. This welcome announcement
was entirely unsolicited by the workmen'
and therefore was very pleasant sur
prise. The action of the firm shows a
harmony between employer and en-
plove which is commeIdablc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

TIE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Iirnke His Arm.

Yesterday afternoon, Charlie, the II
year-old son Of Jacob Bragg, who re-
sides ON Jacob street, below Forty-ifth'
met with painful accident. lie was
railing on a barrel, and in some manner
fell upon his left arm, fracturing IL al
The elbow. Dir. Ford, OF Benwood, rem
dered the necessary surgical assistance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Dec lis of Transfer Left for Record Yester-
dav

DIS Of Transfer Left for Record Yester-
daY.
The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made October %, 1890, by Ed
ward Coulter and wife, of Monroe coun-
ty, O., and John Il. Coulter and wife to
Absolem Sample, for li2 acres and three
roods of land on Middle Wheeling creek.
Consideration. $50.
Deed made October 90, 1890, by Jacob
Rietz and Peter thinner, trustees, TO
Anton Korner. for lot No. 80, in Divis-
ion A OF the Red Mems cemetery. Con-
sideration, sl2.75.
Deed made October 30, 1890, by Au'
gust Wincher and wife, to Enoch Ball,
for part of lot No. y Oh the west side
of Market street, north Of Ninth. Con-
sideration, =, 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERATE BURLESQUE

One of the finest operate burlesqucS
OF the age is the original satire on
Goethe's immortal poem of Faust
which appears at the Opera House on
next Saturday evening. The Reeves
English Operate Burlesquc Company
produce the satire and they are the re
cipients of the most flattering pres:
notices everywhere. The Syracus,
Standard of last week says:
The Reeves company in their bur
lesque of Faust will be seen at Tho
Opera House this afternoon and even
ing. Their performance has caught OF
in great shape and large audiences give
their appreciation in hearty applause
The burlesque is sure of good luck the
entire week"
Reserved seats at Houses. The sale
begins Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

The many friends of T. F, Memmln-
ger will be happy to learn of his recent
marriage at his new home in Nebraska
Mr.. Memmingcr was united in marriage
to Miss Margaret Burrows, October IS
at Norfolk, Madison county, Nebraska.
The young lady was one of the most
popular ladies of Madison county, ana
the happy couple were the recipients OF
many presents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
A RARE SIGHT.
A Hun on His Knees Praying for Ven
geance

Seance.
Persons passing by the Office of JUS
ticc Davis, yesterday morning, saw a
middle-aged man down on his knees
near the Office entrance. Offering up a
fervent prayer in choice Hungarian for
vengeance on his former landlord, who
was standing across the street. An
investigation showed the following
facts
The Hun, whose name is ENERGY
Moan, has been living in Manchester,
aud early yesterday morning he deter
mined to remove to Ohio. At o'clock
he had two wagons in front OF his
house, and they were soon loaded and
ready to start. The landlord was told
Of the matter, and he procured 4 writ
Of attachment for rent due, and
an officer levied on the goods
and they were hauled up to
the Justices Office. The owner
of the goods, his reputed wife, the land
lord. and another Hun, leading dog,
all turned up at the Justices Office about
the same time. The woman, who held
the purse strings, insisted by all that
was good AID bad she hadn't cent, and
the goods were ordered to a storage
house, and the wagons started down
Chapline street. Then the woman
weakened. and going into the office, she
threw ST down on the table.
The Justice refused to receive
il. unless the whole amount
was paid. She again averred she had
no more money, but the Justice was in
exorable, and while the landlord was
on the other side OF the street. in full
view. Moan went out on the sidewalk,
knelt down, and poured out his soul IN
a prayer against the landlord, which
appeal is said to stand without an equal
for wishes of bad luck in this world
and eternal perdition In the next.
After freeing his mind, Moan told the
woman to pay the bill and costs, which
she did, and the couple left for Mt.
Pleasant. q.
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A Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call dali
ly fer the new cure for consumption and
sick headache. discovered by DR.. Silas
Lane while in the Rocky Mountains. 1t is
said TO be Oregon grape root Ga great rem
edy in the far West for those complaintsl
combined with simple herbs, and is made
for use by pouring on boiling water TO draw
out the strength. 1t sells at 80 cents a
package, and is called Lanes Family
Medicine.
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Big Unreserved Sale OF Mother Pearl Pic

Owing TO the negligence Of the Off
cials of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
in letting my car OF pictures stand on a
side track for four days, have lost the
sale of them to the trade and now offer
them to the general public at auction.
Sale to be held at Boyd's old stand, 1854
Market street, next door to the popular
Market Square grocery house of A. j.
McGarrell. VIII be pleased to have
you come and examine the goods
whether you purchase or not. Sale
positively without reserve. VIII com
mcnce this evening at 7:15 o'clock.
Col. j. A. CAIN, Auctioneer.
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THE WENTMER.

For West Virginia. hight rain. cooler north.
criy winds ~
N-ht rains ou the lakes stationary trmperH-
tuFr. except cooler ia extreme southwestern
Penu~yltanit. variable winds
For Ohio hght rain, fol- wec 10y ..l' N'"'''''
stationary trmpcrature. WQrihcrlN WladN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
The Wheeling
C0
1886 TO ti4O HARREI gl3Egl.

Everything in Modern Furniture
shown here-Design and finish are part.
u.ar features in our immense stoci,-W,
haven't anything to show that's had n,
day-We keep apacc with the time ans
endeavor to always present the lai,s, d
our line-In Chamber Suits in an WOO.
NOTABLY oak, the prettiest and most st,t.
by far we can interest you to an cA,..
not equalled by any housc-Special q.
tention is paid to oak goods in antique am
Sixteenth Century iinish-We show -,..
values in these goods from twenty are,o
one hundred and fifty dollars-Doro.
thiuk of buying:-Alust you rcmnil.
Examine our offerings ibis work n
Oak Suits at S25OO each--Wc rgars,,.
them the best values 70 tier war-Tbe
safest collateral Offered in any mart i'm the
city-We hold them at these figures in
Antique Oak and Sixteenth Century Gn.
ish only-In better grades wc have splcn.
did values in superb DESIGNS REGULAR
criterions in furnniturc-M Monuments
exquisite taste.
WHEELING INSTALlNENT co
For jingle in chinawarc, put your Ear
to this:-Toilct Sets in beautiful. dcc.a.
tons that formerly sold at 500 and - FL.
will be marked down this week TO .,o-
Toilet Sets made in the finest ware, arts.
tically decorated, and in beautiful odd
shapes, considered good value at sl:W
will be sold at only s7OO-We'l keep
right through this department and sn.4,.
prices in the same way--Wc will offer
thirty Toilet Sets in neat decorations, scye.
distinct patterns, at only $50 each
Here's an opportunity-Here's chanc
'or the economical housewfc-Toil
Sets at less than half their regular mIrkc
value are what we offer-Bc awake 20
the Importance of this sale Come aud
select what you may want in this line -
these giving-away prices-Don' Doe, .r
about money! small amount oil .,..s
,ash and the balance in easy weekly
monthly payments will enable you 10 bag
what you may want in our line-CIre
iere before purchasing-A single dol
ar does double duty.
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PICTORIAL ANATOMY.
DIR. j. &. Harrison Gives an Entertaining
and Instructive Lecture.


and Instructive Lecture.
The Opera House last evening was
packed like sardiues with people ~ the
male persuasion to listen to an enter
tanning lecture on anatomy. There was
barely standing room in the spacious
auditorium. DR.. Harrison is forcible
and earnest speaker and carries convic-
ton to his hearers as TO his knowledge
of the subjects handled. His style Is
easy. his manner graceful, and his
SonorouS, well-mOdulatcd voice strikes
the ear most pleasantly. The high
moral tone of the discourse was a most
agreeable surprise to those who attend
ed. IL was marged throughout the en-
tire evening by chaSte diction and high
minded sentiment.
The speaker argued that the present
dcplorable physical condition of the
human family might be due To centuries
of improper living. lie held that NOR
alitv and good health Were SO closely
allied aS To be almost synonymous.
The lecture was rcplcte with good ad-
vice. many bright bits of humor' and
numerous we'll told stories. The dis
solving views added marked interest
to the occasion, and ELECTED frequent
and well earned applause. Even to a
casual observer il IS plain to be seen
that DIR. Harrison is man who has
Travelled much, is keen observer and
thoroughly understands the subjects he
handles. lie appears to DC a doctor oil
the progressive stamp and anticipated
Thar the time was not far distant when
the art OF medicine would become Il
science. and claims when it does, the
hereditary transmission Of disease Will
be crime and punished as such.
as TINS the best" is 4 question often
asked. when medicine is wanted. The fol-
lowing are few of the medicines Of known
reliability. sold by {. Il. Goetze, W. w.
Irwin. John Klari, c. Schnepf and W.
Heinrici. druggists, OF this place. They
haye many excellent medicines, but these
arr worthy of especial mentions
CG,MEERLAIS's COUGH REMEDY, famous
for its cures of severe colds, and as pre-
ventive for Group. Price 10 cents per
bottle
Cu,vsrRr ANS PAIN BNLM, general
family liuiment and especially valuable for
rheumatism Price 20 cents per bottle.
Cu,NBEgIAIN COuC, CHOLERA AND
DlARRHrA REMEDY, the most reliable
known medicine for bowel complaints. II
is especially priced by persons subject 10
colic. II has cured many cases Of chronic
diarrhaea. Price y and 80 cents per bot
81. PArRloN'- Pulls, for disorders of the
liver and bowels. \ vigorous but gentle
phvsic that cleans and renovates the whole
system. Price - cents per box.
CH,NRERLAIN'S EYE AND SKIN ONT
NrSr. For letter. salt rheum, scald-head,
eczema and chronic sore eyes. Price -
cents per box.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

= Iris fact" that Hoods SarSapa-
rilla does cure Scrofula, salt rheum, and
other diseases or affections arising from
impure state or low condition Of the
blood. overcomeS that tired feeling, ere
ates a good appetite, and gives strength
10 every part of the system. Try it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

Other changes made by the Board in
the vote Of the county was in correction
Of a clerical error of 200 in favor OF
Major John w. Mitchell DEM. for Cir
cult Clerk. in Center, and an error OF
100 in the footingS in the county, in
favor of Captain ). l.. Brice, lRep), for
Circuit Clerk, leaving Mitchell'S major
ity over Brice, j63.
The certificates of election will. be
made out and signed up to-day. The
commissioners Of the Market house,
precinct of Madison, will be summoned
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

Mis-. WINsLOw's SoorHING SNRCf h@S
been used by mothers for children teethins
Tor over fifty years with perfect success
II relieves the little sufferer AT once pro
duces natural. quiet sleep by ireei1s t hs
child from pain. and the niue eheruo
awakes AS bright AS a button IL = $50 49,
nIsasant 10 taste. soOthes the child, soitenS
The rums. allavs pain, relieves wind, roSu-
Iates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhGa, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cnnfs a bottle.
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1ubeelin9 Register
THERMOMETERS Record

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug.
yist. made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a m, -, .
a N. 40; T. m, -; 3p. N, 80 p N, -
Weather, changeablc.
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DIED.

FOX-Monday morning, November 10. 1890,
at 20 O'Clock MAGGIE A., daughter Of Patrick
and Mary Fox aged % years and days.
Funeral from the residence Of parents, No 81
West street, Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends of the family are invited to attend. In
terment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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-STIFEL g CO.

Never before has our Dress Goods De
partmcnt contained such an elegant
array of Winner SuitingS, Plain Novel
~, Striped and Plaid Cancels Hair,
Serges. Whip Cords. Hcnriettas' Ladies'
Cloths, Tricots, &.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

This left 10 ballots unaccounted for
on the original recount, and they are sup
posed TO be the bunch of straight Demo-
cratic tickets referred 10 some days ago
by the REGISTER as having been not
counted, through an error. There was
quite large audience present during
the recount, and great deal OF interest
was manifested.
Mr.. c. J. Rawlings appeared before
the Board and asked for recount OF
Washington district, on behalf OF Jacob
Kindlcberger, the Republican candl-
date for county commissioner; and MIR.
T. ]. HuguS also asked for recount
of Wester district on behalf of Mr.. Ebel-
ing, the Republican candidate for Com
missioner. Both requests were prompt
ly allowed, and the Board took recess
for dinner.
At the afternoon session number OF
bills for election officers, rent of rooms,
cleaning the same, meals, etc, were
ordered paid, but number were not
handed in, and will have TO be present
ed to-day. All the Commissioners and
other officers were allowed g per day,
except in Union and Richie, where
they were allowed $3.50 per day in con
sideration Of the heavy vote east. Meals
were put at 80 cents in the city and -
cents i'm the country.
About half past two the work of re-
counting Washington district for Com
missioner was commenced. The First
ward showed the following result:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

Sweet and balmy slumber secured Tor the lit
tie ones suffering with coughs and colds, by the
use o! Dr. Bulls Cough syrup. Price &c bottle
have mad occasion to Try Salvation Oil IN my
family for neuralgia and rheumatism. In every
instance it effected permanent cure. also
tried 1t on my child suffering with Il spraincd
back with like success. take pleasure in rec
ommending IL TO all.
p. ;. Costello. S2l Park Ave, Baltimore, Md.
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Trimmings in FuTs and Feathers !

AStrachan, Braids, PersianS,
GimpS, GirdleS, &c, in every style and
color. Also. Fancy Silks, NelvetS and
Pushes to match suitingS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

IT you want n House, Board, Rooms or
Help, insert "A small "ad" In the REG
ISIER.
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IFyou have anything to sell, advertise II
tho REGISTER.
Notice.

1000 Boys Solid Leather Working
Shoes reduced to 81 cents. Every pair
warranted.
AT HAsENAUER's SHOE House.
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The Committee on City Prison met
and audited the monthly bills.

The Committee on Fire Department
met and audited bills to the amount oil
s3Ts.47. W. II. Colts, Of the Nigilant,
was allowed sci IS salary while sick.
improvements were ordered at tbs
various houses as follows: 4 new iron
ceiling at the Hope; new carpet at the
Hook and Ladder: ceiling papered al
the Nigilant.
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NcN Advertisements


SECOND FACE.
Lost n. ofP. Charm.
Rochester LampS-EWiu- bro-.
Wanted Girl Tor H0u-eWprS.
storage Tor Carriages and bussi'S- p"h"l1
son. Lewis n Go.
Try Lists Cough Syrup-R u. Li,t
FOURTH PAGE
c-..t..., ni.nl,y ON EARTH ". Fcrrcl
49, R.,t -Sfor, Room ou Main street.
Nautcd-Orice Roy.
Wautcp- Pantry Girl.
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BE sure and attend the Mother OF
Pearl Picture Sale this evening at boyd
old stand. 1854 Market street.
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This showed no change from the
original returns, as regards kindle5er-
ger and Koch.
The recount Of Fnlton showed: