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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
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Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
W. S. McCurdy came home iror
Washington TO vote.
Mrs. Lizzie Clatterbuck and Mrs. Liz
zie Aiichaels have gone to Los Angeles
Cal.
Monroe and Rice and the leading mem
bers of their company, are at the Nc
Lure.
Walter Hall is able 10 be about after
two months sickness with intermittent
fever. l,l-.5
S. B. Liggett, Secretary Of the Pan
handle Company, was at the Mcclure
yesterday.
j. NJ. Confer, Of Elm Grove, who holds
a position in the Washington Navy Yard,
is at home. -
Rev. John A. Crawford came down
from the Western Theological Seminary
yesterday 10 vote.
Mrs. Andrew Haberfeld went to Steu-
benville yesterday to institute q lodge Of
the Pythian Sisterhood. s.
Miss Elie Russell will leave to-day Tor
New York City, where she will visit
friends until after the holidays.
Robert J. Smyth arrived home to vote
yesterday, after few weeks trip in the
East, visiting New York and Philadel.
phia.
Mesars. John G. Hoffman, sr, and
jr., are home from an extended stay at
German, where their big tannery is To-
Gated.
Miss Mable Paige, Of Akron, o., who
has been the visitor of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fl. Gibson for several weeks past,
left for home yesterday to the regret Of
many friends here.
Mrs. NJ. F. Dryden, who has been visit.
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Workman. on the South Side, left yes.
terday Tor Morgantown where her bus.
toned.
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TIE FLAG is SILL THERE.
Gravtus, who Pulled It Down. won't 70

Gravtus, who Pulled It Down, won't Vote
tho Democratic Ticket this Year.
Judge PAUL. yesterday rendered de
cision in the case Of Adam Gravius, The
Hun who applied for admission to citi
zeuship, aud whose application wac
backed by Frank Cruise and other Dem
ocratic managers, and opposslby repro
sentatiyes OF patriotic orders for tht
reason that on last Decoration Day
Graviug pulled down an American IA
ut the Baltimore 4 Ohio shop, and
trampling it on the ground, exclaimed
"G-d d--n the 1ag!"
Judge PAUL. refused to naturalizs Ora
vius. He said:
"a deeply sympathizs with the man
personally, but the precedent would be
bad. ] must refurse to Issue the pm,
pers."
The following additional foreigners
were yesterday granted their second pa
perg in the Circuit Court, md made
American citizens: James Vance, Ire.
land Angelo Mariani, Italy; Peter Kress,
Germany; August Bloch, Germany
Bernard Heinrichs, Germany; Henry
Strantmann, Germany; Thomas Nc
Gannt England William Marx, Ger.
many; John Umfsied, Germany; Louis
Seminar, Germany; John Nesbitt
Ireland; Otto Hoch, Germany.
OF these, four were said to be Repnb.
licans and eight Democrats.
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bridegroom,

Secretary Of State, Daniel J. Ryan, r,
52oi Thaddeus Cromlay, D., 400. Su
preme Judge, Thaddeous AIinshall, r..
go; g, R. Key, D., 407. Member Board
OF Public Works. Frank ]. McCollocb
R., $50; Leopold Keller, D., 400. Rep.
resentative in Congress, O. L. Poormap
R. 5ls; Albert J; Pearson, B., 4Oe
Judge Of Circuit Court, Hamilton g
Woodbury., R., $40; A. o. Barns, b.,
1917 Member State Roord Eoualiza,
ton, Carleton 4. Skinner, r., 59o:' John
Conwell, D., +07. Probate JUDGE. lanes
F. Fallman, R., 552; David ", Cooper
p, $50; Sheriff, VIM. n: Scott, r., 800;
James T. Patterson, D., 1876. Prosecutinu,
Attorney, Jesse W. Hoiiingsworth. r
547; Albert Lawrence, D., S73. Commis,
sioner, W. S. Mecheu, R., 4S7; VIM, A,
McComas, D., 40. Inilrmary Director
n. Lopez, r., 5a5; William ]. WiIey'
D., 400. Coroner, Andrew NJ. +. Boyd,
T., 5s5; j. W. Jones, D., 4l2. Thirty.
Blk Prohibition votes were cast. :
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Tho Windsor Thing COMPANY, Of
Short Creek, W. Va, hiss decided to
make $4,000 Increase in the capital
stock, aud engage exclusively in the
manufacture Of tile on n large scale.
They are at present making brick, but
will abandon that feature Of their basi-
ness.
The Amalgamated Association oil Iron
and Steel Workers experienced re-
marksble boom in membership on Sat
urday last. Five new lodges were irsti-
.uted, with a large enrolment In each
clse, They were at Wheeling, Brilliant,
o.; Chester, Pa, and two at Cleveland.
The Gale Oil Company, Of Parkers.
burg, with capital OF 5000, has been in
corpora!ed. Governor Fleming and
Secretary Ohley are among the incor.
porators.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now In receipt Of a complete
limo OF Fall and Winter WOoIens, con.
sistlpg OF 0yercoatIngs, suitlngs, Pania.
loOnings and Fancy Yestlngs, which we
warrant 10 make up In llrst.class style
ut reasonable prices md fit guaranteed.
A complete line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods III stock. Seamless MerinO aud
Fast Black half Hose ut 25c Il pair.
Wear our celebrated ait.w0Of Knit
Jackets. I. HESS l. SONS,
1891 l. 1898 Market Street.
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LOCAL BRhYlTtks.

| LUGlH liiECs
Matters OF Minor ialenieat In and About
tue City.
MArISgr at the Grand to-day,
Now prepare to pay your bets.
THE GRAND this evening-"The Black
Thorn"
opERA HOUSE this eyening-"My Aunt
Bridget"
10 ADD TO the general gloom last night,
somebody turned out the gas in the
City Hall clock.
TWELFTH street is entirely blockaded
from Market 10 Chapline by the laying
OF the new sewer.
HARRY FARLEY bad two fingers cut OF
in press ut the Nail City Lantern Works
yesterday morning.
MEs. SLArER's postponed horse whip.
ping case was heard in the police court
yesterday, and she was fined s. and costs.
This wss the Only case.
The Lins)y cadets, 100 strong, will
parade tho streets next Friday after
noon, headed by a martial band. The
young soldiers will form at the Institute
at pm.
SOME very 6ne cider has been brought
here from Kentucky, and in spite Of the
apple famine in this vicinity, it sells
about as cheap as home cider does in
ordinary eeasons.
OFFICER DoSLEY yesterday arrested an
Irishman, who refused to give his name,
charged with disorderly conduct at the
Fifth ward polls. Ho was disposed to
tight, but Was landed behind The bars
with come difficulty, and charge OF re-
sistance lodged against him.
SATURDAY evening next 1.-THE Fakir,"
a musical comedy that has attained
great success, comes to the Opera House.
THE Fakir" made an enviable record
on tho road las! winter and rounded up
its season with real landslide OF sue.
cess. The company is composed OF tai
ented people and splendid production
is promised.
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r Ia srl.a.sHs = : +.
At hlnrtiN's Ferry,

Over 1900 votes were polled. The
vote was aboat 70 short OF the usual
number. Col. G. L, Poorman, Republi-
Gun candidate for Congress. received $50
to 5ST for Judge Pearson. This includes
the country precinct. Col. Poorman
runs eight votes behind the head OF the
ticket. James Y. Patterson, Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, leaves Martins
Perry, including the township with G5
majority, Scott carrying the city by 10.
This was magnificent run Tor Mr..
Patterson. james Tallman, Republican
candidate for Probate Judge, led his
ticket by 20. The vote by precincts is
rs follows: 9, stsslssS,''S;.I
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The man who tells you confidentially
just what will cure your cold is pre-
scribing Kemp's Balsam this year, In
the preparation Of this remarkable med.
icine for cough and colds no expense il
spared to combine only the best and
purest Ingredients. Hold a bottle Of
Kemp's Balsam 10 the light and look
through it; notice the bright, clear look !;
then compare with other remedies
Price 50c and 81. DAVID Z
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A pRoN1yryr pbysicianr, q, m = iii =,

A PROMINENT physician IN old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home for few days; during lis
absence one OF the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife bought a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for it.
They were so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used several
bottles at yarious times. He said, from
his experience with it, he regarded 1t as
tho most reliable preparation in use for
colds and that 1t came the nearest being
a specific OF any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by ". W. Irwin, G, r,
Goetze, John Klari, G. schnepf and W.
E. Williams. Daw
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Latest Discoveries of science.

Ono Of the most valuable and interest.
ing series OF papers ever published will
be contributed to Tie fouih's Companion
by Prot. Norman Lockyer,. OF South
kensineton Museum; Sir Richard S,
Ball, Astronomer Royal Of Ireland Prol,
E. s. Holden, Of Lick Observatory; Prof.
Q. a. Young, Of Princeton University;
Prof. Shaier, Of Harvard, aud Camille
Flammalion, the famous French astron.
omGr. plw
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Mr.. NJ; j. Finley, the well known
glass worker, cx.member Of the House
Of Delegates, and leading man in the
giassworkers' organization and other Or
ranizations, died yesterday morning.
His death will be sincerely regretted by
all who knew him. He was popular
among his friends, respected by ali his
acquaintances, and was a citizen whom
Wheeling can lily afford to lose.
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IF yon cannot SEQ ind need spectaclcs
you should call on us md have your Eyes
iesiel without charge. We have tlle
Ilnest Instruments aud more experience
than my other uptlctnn In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUHB, IS
JeWelcr and Optlclan,
Cor, Twelfth md Market Streets.
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Y. NJ. Q. a. Entertainment,

a fine audience listened to an exceed
ingly entertaining lecture on Camping
in Palestine" by Rev. @. G. Hays, in Thu
Y. NJ. IA. Hall, last night. The lect
urer, in Oriental costume, gave n yer,
instructive and interesting account O,
recent tours in tho Holy Land. The en-,
tertainment was opened by an ex.
quisite solo by Mra. Charles EoG, d
Kansas City.
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County Commi,,,ouer, E,oct

Washington-Jacob Kindlebercer, R,
Madison-H: P. McGregor, r., i22.
z Clay-P. B. Dobbins, K, I.
Union-James Mckinley, D., Os,
Centre-P. Vollinger, D. si- ,az's,
Webster-Frank Gruse, D., Is.
Ritchie-A. Fritz, +.
Triadelphia-John Baird, D.
Libetty-L. Blaney, D.
Richlend-Dr. WI. Bates, IT,, D., 81,
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NAIy Aunt Nrilnot,n

This popular comedy was presented to
q crowded house at the Opera House
last night in a manner which increased
its popularity. Monroe and Rice are as
good as ever, and the company better,
1t will be given again this evening.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. A. For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio fair weather, preceded by light
rain in the lakes; slightly warmer winds
becoming Boutherly.
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as itacts in harmony with
nature to eifectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Zoe
and s. 90 bottles by all leading druggistu.
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Louis Laskatis, the Greek iruiterer Of
1920 Main street, has gone to New York
to lay in q large stock Of choicest fresh
fruits and q select assortment Of holiday
novelties. He will buy for cash and
give his customers the benefit OF this
advantage, 4 81 !,
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AIusll mud MIX Social.

Tomorrow evening the Woman,s Re.
lief Corps and Holiday Post, G. A. r.,
will give mush and milk social at 6,
A. R.. Hall. These affairs in the past
have always. been very successful, and
the one tomorrow night will surely be
no exception. ~ tti;: (! )
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wAsnISGroN-sIRsr WARD.

County Commisaioner-John Koch
D., 452; Jacob kindleberger, R., 492.
School Commissioner-H. a. DunIeyy
D., 446; Dr.. O: F. Ulrich, R., 4S7.
ConstabIe-Isaac Bogatd, D., Ill,
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Opera House, Thursday night, "My Aunt
ErilSet.n The greatest show on earth. "Uh
By Gosh" Getyo1r seats early at oag,s drug
store Reserved seats so cents, gallery Is cents.
A few choice seats at IS cents Z AZ; q.
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MARSHALL, COUNTY.
Tho Vote ut tho Court House md In other
ks q ! IrcctnCls,

Tho Vote Mt tho Court House md In other
Precincts.
The vote at the couit house precinct,
Moundsville, was as follows:
Supreme Judce-Reynoldp, R., 33l /;
Lucas, D., III; johnson, Pro-, 40.
Consreas-Hubbard, r., 3a4; Pondle.
dfeton, D., i4s; Lynch, Pro-, 80.
State senator-Robprls, r., 200; Dor.
sey. D., 1888; Bonar, Ind, SO.
House OF Delegatrs-Hanen, r, 3ls;
Miller, R.,HSi7; Mcclure, D., lis; Ed.
wards, Ind. llS; Weaver and Grow,
Pro-, about Is.
Clerk Of Circuit Cour!-Kimmins, r.,
| BOT; Daley, D., l6i. :
Cle,k County Court-E. NJ. Lewis, R.,
Sd6; J. s. Bonar, Ind, 1Gt.
County Commissiener--Anderson $40 ;
Martin, 1tS. a
Congress = Latrobe- Hubbard, 16l;
PendfetoD, t07.
State ssnator-Roberts, las; Dorsey,
Judge-Reynolds, 10; Lucas, 90.
Rosby's itock-fteynoids, r., 81;
Lucas, D., 40; Hubbard, R., 81; Pendle.
ton, D., 10; Roberts, State Senator, r.,
81 Dorsey, State Senator, D., 40; Hanen,
House OF Delegates, Il SO Miller, House
OF Delegates, H., So; Mcclure, House OF
Delegates, D., 81; Ell wards, House OF
Delegates, Ind. r., 81; kimmius, Circuit
Clerk, r., 80; Daily, Circuit Clerk, D.,
n; Lewis, County CLERK, Il, q; Bonar,
County Clerk, Ind, 81 Anderson, Coun.
ty Commission, R., IS; Martin, County
Commission, D., 80. n.
Mr.. Hubbard's vote is seven less than
that Of Atkinson in 'SS, and Pend!eton's
is six lesa than he had in 'sS.
Glen Easton-Terrell's School House,
Cameron District--Esynolds, T., 1903;
Luca5, D., T; Hubbard, R, l05; PeudIe.
ton, 7; Roberts, State Senator, R., l04 Z;
Dorsey, State Senator, D., Z; Hauen,
House Of Delegates, r j, l05; Mcclure,
House Of Delegates, D., II; Miller, House
Ct Delegates, X 107; Edwards, House OF
Delegates, Ind. Ri; Kimmins, Circuit
CLERK, R., %; Daily, Cireuit Clerk, D.,
II; Lewis, County Clerk, T., Is; Bonar,,
County Clerk, Ind, 81; Anderson,
County Commission. f., l0i; Martin,
County Commission, D., 10; Lynch, for
Congress, p, 7.
Hubbard gums two on Atkinson's
vote in SO, and Pendleton loses four
from 'SS.
Cameron-Reynolds, R., 1877; Lucas,
D., -; Hubbard, r, 1876; Pendleton,
D 100; Roberts, R., 1877; Dorsey, D.,
l2l; Hanen, R., l94; Miller. R., 202;
Mcclure, D., ll9; Edwards, Mug, lie;
kimmins, +, 7l;. Daily, D., IS, Lewis,
r., 1903. Hubbard losses 20 from Akin
sons vote in 'ss, and PeHdleton gains y
over his own vote in 'SS.
Limo Btore-Reyntils, r., IS; Lucar,
D.,l9; Hubbard, r., S.; Pendetop, D.,
Is; Roberts. R, 81; Dorsey, D., IA;
aanen, R., 50; Miller, r., 81; Mcclure,
D., l6; Edwards, Mug, lG; Kimmine,
r., 40; Lewis, R., &c.
Hubbard gains over Atkinson's vote
OF 'SS and Pendleton holds his own.
Gorby's School Houae-Reynolds, R.,
Il; Lucas, D., 81; Hubbard, r., II; Pen
dleton, D., 81; Roberts, R., II, Dorsey,
D., 81; HaraD, R., CO; Edwards, Mug,
81, Mcclure, D., IS; Miller. R o.; Kim.
minis, R., 64; Daily, D., 81; Lewis, r.,
A; Bonar, Mug, s.; Anderson, R., CT;
Martin, D., 50. Hubbard loses twenty
four from Atkinson's vote OF 'SS, Pen.
aleton's vote Is tho ssn.e az hIg vote
in 'SS, t ~ 4 - S:'.'== - /
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Orders jor pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2l0O
Main St, kimmel Whisky a specially,
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THE RESULT.

At2:SO q. IN. the returns were incom.
plete. The hardness Of some precincts
was inexcusable. The figures on the
result were not accessible, but it was es.
timated that Pendleton had carried Ohio
county by at least rs. The legislative
ticket Is presumably all Democratic, and
the other county offices will be filed, as
heretofore, by Democrats, the msjorisies
ranging up TO 800 or 400. ,.5ssl1,; 4
WYE ARE IN TIE SOuP.n 81.
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FOR DISTRICT OFFICERS.

Tho Vote for Commissioner md Other Lo.
chi Positions.
Following are tho figures on the dis.
trict officers. Where jus.ices were elect.
ed 1t was to fill a vacancy, caused by
resignation or failure to qualify. School
Commissioners were elected in the city
districts only. q
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MADIsoN-sEcoSD WARD,

County Commissioner H. P. Nc
Gtegor, R, SO; John Emmerth, D., sos
William Davis, p, g.,
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NOTES on 3NAYIHaTIDY.
staGe Of Water and Movements Of Boats
Tho TI,,a,- Tot or,,,,

last night With feet q inches in the
channel.
Yesterday tho II. X. Bedford left 10,
Pittsburgh it 5 a. m.-The Courier eot
away for Parkersburg at noon.-The
hudson passed down from Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati at i p. m.-The Lizzie
Bay was due to pass down early this
morning Tor Charleston. d
To-day the Andes ia due for Cincin.
natl at@7 a. m.-The Matt +. Allen will
leave for Pittsburgh at a. m.-The Ben
Hur is to.day's Parkersburg packet,
leaving ut noon. : !
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EVERYBODY knows scroiula to be n
disease OF the blood, and Hoods Sar.
saparilla is the best remedy for all blood
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Lost

A small silver watch, with open face and
Chatelain Chain. Finder will be re-
wardcd by returning same to G. Mendel
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Mckinley SpyH,

RED FIRE at Logan Drug e. Whole.
sale and retail. o5755... Il -
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Tic RcSull-WhcolIng IhsIalneht Co'-fdHftH
HUBBARD KiplIpg. The Writer Of the Hour.
FUNERAL EOilce 70 0lAsJwOtkeiB.
Ash ran sCtecns--ScsbItt & Bro.
Mu,h aud silk eociai aaa Entertainment
Those Desiring u Make q Handsome Christ.
mas rIcscnt-John ". MylcS.
Kinks ArtS,orc.
llcgc & Bro.-DealeiS ia Hardware.
Enterprise baking Powder. 'He
New Dress Uoods- s, Rhodes 4 Co.
Attention sporsmcI-l. O. Dillon 4 Co.
Enp,fh pa oo .... d
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Go to the South Side Novelty Store ior
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Mckinley SHyf.

Mckinley says,
Go tothe South Side Novelty Store 10,
bargains. u :,
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Thermometer Record,

The Thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
registered Us iollows:
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Martins Ferry,

FoR q Disordered Livertry Beecham's
Pills. 2 !:
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The scenes about the newspaper Of
fees and in the theatres were the came
as those presented on former similar &C.
casions. In trent OF the newspaper OF.
fees, crowds surged against the doors
and into the Hobbies. Tin horns were
out in all their hidiousness, and the Dir
was filled with their din.
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Gbs iSntellieenter.
Now Advertisement

once Nos. 80 and " fourtecnth Street.
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Every mothers son OF 'em sent ou
some sort OF n card or circular to the
same or similar effect. Il
In Madison district Alonzo st. Myers
was on both tickets for Constable, and
t'ran against time" He only had time
TO pile up CSC votes plus Ill.
AS usual, in making up the returns
the judges and clerks did tho wrong
thing with the tally sheets and certifi.
Gates, as II it was against the law to do
the right thing. Clerk Pendle:on, OF
the Board OF Commissioners, had print
ed on the backs Of the books what was
10 be done with them, the type being
big enough and black enough to DO read
across the street. Still, with few ex-
coptiors, the sheet that ought 10 be left
out was locked up in the ballot box, and
the certificate that ought 10 be locked up
was cheerfully handed In to the clerk,
with the words, "SeaI this up with the
ballots" staring him in the face. Twas
ever thus.
In the city districts there were S,l43
votes cast, larger than ever before, even
in Presidential year.
On the Island one vote was taken un-
der protest, sealed up in an envelope,
and not counted.
In Clay district two votes were cast
Tor Hubbard, with no first name, and SO
returned. G. W. Atkinson got one vote.
For Senator, one ballot wins recorded
separately for Judge jacob" In this
district one Of the clerks had not re.
corded one vote for 7. J. Cartwright for
Circuit Court Clerk, and an hour was
lost in going over the tickets to find that