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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-04

Both Parties Claim Victory-The Fes-
lures ofthe Contest.

DES MoNES. Iowa. November g.
The peculiar political complications
which enabled the Democrats to elect "a
Governor I'm Iowa last fail for the first
time in quarter OF century makes
this State the object of particularinter-
est at this time. The state officers TO
be elected are Secretary of state,
Treasurer. Auditor, Judge Of the
supreme Court, and Railroad CommiS-
SiOncr.
Ordinarily the State of Iowa gives a
plurality of about 10000 for the Repub-
lican ticket, SO that the Republicans
have the greatest confidence in their
ability 20 elect their State ticket this
fall when there are so many candidates,
State and Congressional, in the Held
that full vote may be expect
ed. The Democrats, however, ap-
pear by no means without
hope Of repeating the victo-
~ OF last fall, and are straming every
effort % elect their State ticket. In the
First district Congressman Gear Is a
candidate for reelection. but the fact
that his district is close and last fall
gave over ZOO majority for the Demo
cratic Governor causes the Democrats
10 make broad claims for their candi-
date. In the third district Congress
man Henderson has been re-nOminated
for his fifth term by the Republicans
and will probably be reelected. The
Fifth district, where both parties have
nominated new men is also close with
every thing depending on the way the
farmers and prohibitioniStS vote. The
district most familiar TO the
people of the nation is the
sixth. the scene of the old
time political battles Of Gen. James B.
Weaver. This gentleman is not can
didate this year, and Congressman
Lacey. whom the Republicans have re-
is making strenuous efforts
10 succeed himself I'm addition 10 the
candidate, the Prohibition
aud Union Labor parties has also can
lidatcs i'm the field and none can pre-
lict the result. although the idications
are probably favorable TO Lacey.
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r.. ,.,,.,er Get. the Worst Of 1t.

SAN FEANcGsCo, November 3.-Tom
stanton. a jeweler, and James Sullivan,
n bartender. Yesterday fought private
match In vacant house. The night
was the resultOf a private quarrel, and
was according to the Marquis OF Queens
berry rules. with eight ounce gloves.
Stanton weighed l2j pounds and Sulli-
van 100. Thirteen rounds were fought,
during which Sullivan had the best Of
II. stanton was unable to stand up for
the fourteenth round, and Sullivan was
given the fight. The men will fight
again within the next thirty days.
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4 Ship Load of Smallpox.

New York, November 3.-The steam
er Belgravia of the Anchor line, arrived
to-day, having over 1000 emigrants on
board. most of whom are Italians. The
vessel comes from Mediterranean ports
and anchored off quarantine. Her cap
tain refused to allow the revenue offices
10 board her, stating that smallpox had
developed among the passengers. Inc
health officers will take charge OF the
sick passengers and quarantine them
and afterwards disinfect the steamer.
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Few Left.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-With the sin
gle exception Of Second Assistant Post
master General, all Of the prominent
officials of the Postoiiice Department
have gone to their respective homes to
vote. Mr.. Bell, whose home is in Penn
sylvania, is paired with Democrat
Postmaster General Wanamaker, First
Assistant Postmaster General Whit
field and Third Assistant Postmaster
General Hazen, Chief Clerk Cooley,
general superintendent of railway mail
service and his assistants, Mr.. Camp
bell and Mr.. Alex. Grantand Chief Post
Office Inspector Rathb0ne are among
those who have already gone. \ large
number from the Interior Department
has also gone. Among them are Cen
eral Bussey, Assistant Attorney General
Shields, Patent Commissioner Miller,
Commissioner Raum, Appointment
Clerk Tanner and several chiefs OF di-
visions. The exodus from the Interior
Department among leading officials Is
not however as great as from the Post
Office Department. OF the former
in quite number of officials will not
vote. Among them are Secretary Noble,
Fisrt Assistant Secretary Chandler, In
dian Commissioner Morgan and Land
Croft, Assistant Land
Stokes. Chief Clerk
Weaver. of the general land Offices.
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smith wuI Jose 'il vote, a, least .h
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found to expires, himself Salisned ,i OF
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An Alabama Feud.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, November IA
feud which has been brewing for some
time near Cromwell, St. Clair county,
broke out yesterday in earnest. Two
prominent families are involved and
many lives will probably be lost before
IL is ended. Fonzo and Powell Han
cock and George Norgher have
been cunning for each other
for some time. Yesterday morning
Fonzo fired two shots at Norgher, but
missed him. Later in the day Powell
Hancock went to Norgher's house and
the two men opened fire on each other.
As the fourth shot Hancock fell dead.
His brother and friends are now hunt
ing Norgher with the intention Of shoot
ing him on sight Friends have also
rallied around Norgher, and as the
principals are prominent men in their
neighborhood and have many friends 4
bloody fight is expected.
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In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November B.
Arkansas will elect five Congressman
tomorrow. The candidates in the First
district are w. II. Cate, Democrat, and
L. p. FeatherStOne, Union Labor, Re
publican. Second district, Clifton X.
breckenridge, Democrat, and lSom X.
Langley. Union Labor, Republican
Third district, T. c. McRae, Democrat,
no opposition. Fourth district, W. L.
Terry, Democrat, w. Ii. Harrison he
publican. Fifth district, ). W. Peel,
Democrat, no opposition.
The only contest which will be fought
on All lines is in the first and second
districts. where Powell Clayton will en-
deayor to defeat the Democratic
nominees. Both parties are hard at
work. and the only interest in the elecc-
tion is centered in the districts named
No trouble is anticipated.
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Cleveland Will Go to Columbus.

Specill Telegram 70 ~ Hs0lSter.
COLUMBUS, O., November 3.-Mr.
Allen w. Thurman to-day received a
letter from eX-PreSident Cleveland,
stating that he had accepted an invita-
tion from Governor Campbell to be his
guest during his stay in this city, next
week. Mrs. Cleveland finds it will not
be possible for her to accompany Mr.
Cleveland here.
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Singular Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, November "A Singu-
lar railroad accident happened about 9
o'clock last night to an excursion train
on the Ohio and Northwestern road as
it was coming from Portsmouth to Gin
cinnati. At Newburn, seven miles from
the city, some boys had run some ears
on side track down on incline until
the foremost one projected so far Into
the way of the coming train that the
end Of the freight car struck the side OF
the second coach and tore the whole
side out. Very fortunately only two
persons were hurt. Miss Gertie Walker,
of Newport, Ky, and Mr.. John Frantz'
of this city. Mr.. Frantz's injuries are
not serious. but it is feared Miss Walker
cannot recOYer.
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VIII Honor the New Republics Fleet.

WASHINGTON. November 3.-Ihe
Navy Department is taking more than
ordinary interest in the coming appear
ance here of the Brazilian naval vessels:
There seems to be a desire on the part OF
both the Navy and the State Department
officials to show proper appreciation
Of the new republic by extending more
than the usual courtesies to the oillcers
Of the feet. No programme of reception
or entertainment has yet been mapped
out. but the matter IS being talked over
by the officials of the two departments
with 2 view Of doing the proper honors'
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Personal.-Should this meet the eye oi the helm IN,
diyidual who created disturbance III euurqIini Iii
last SUNDAY by his continued coughing, ne wiz
confer a favor on the congregation oy pIHRc.u5L'
ing bottle Of DR.. Bulls C'ush syrup ""'0'
will cure him.
poDdho,aers will find Salvation Oil a sure
,.,,re for cont or rheumatism. 1t IS sold by All
dealers. Price Only - cents bottle.
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Two Bad Accidents.

Special telegram to The REGISTER.
MARTINSBURG, w. VA, November 3.
Mr.. Harrison Seibert, residing short
distance from this city. and well known
all over the county, died suddenly at
his home Sunday morning. Mr.. Ashby
Sherrard and two young ladies, Misses
Graham and Upshur, while ont driving
Sunday their horses became unmanage-
able coming down what is known as
Buck Hill, throwing all OF them out, but
almost miraculOusly they escaped with
out any fatal injury, the buggy being
splintered to iindling wood.
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Steamship Fire.

New YORK, November 3.-Mr. Charles
Mallory. of the Mallory steamship line,
was seen at his office this morning in
with the fire on board the
steamship Leona, which arrived from
Galveston on Saturday morning with
4 300 bales of cotton. Mr.. Mallory said
trat all of the burned cotton had been
unloadcd from the vessel and such OF
the cotton as was not damaged is now
being forwarded to the consignees. An
estimate of the loss will BE- made this
afternoon or tomorrow. The damage
10 the steamer will probably exceed
s. 600. The loss to cargo and steamer
is entirely covered by insurance. 1t Is
not thought that over 300 bales OF cotton
were damaged by fire.
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Forgot Her Child.

PEORIA, Ill, November Mrs.
James Carico was engaged yesterday ln
cleaning a carpet with gasoline. while
on bed in the same room lay a little
baby. In some manner the gasoline
caught fire and spread over the room.
1t so frightened the woman that She
ran screaming from the room forgetting
her child. The fire department extin-
guished the blaze. but when the infant
was rescued it was found 10 be terribly
burned and died in a couple Of hours.
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THE VIZCAYA DISAS FER.
No More Bodies Recovered From the
wreck-Tugs Cruising Around the Vessel.


wreck-Tugs Cruising Around the Vessel.
New YORK, November 3.-No further
news from the scene Of the terrible Viz
caya disaster off Barnegat was received
in this city yesterday except that the
Merrill wrecking tug, which was sent
down Saturday morning, returned and
reported to the steamers agents that
the weather was too rough Saturday
afternoon to send down divers to search
the Vizcaya's cabin for bodies. The
Merrill Wrecking Company will send
down another tug this morning end try
again TO send divers down.
No bodies were found along the shore,
although the agents have made ar
rangements for aaving the beach
thoroughly patroll,l. The will be
notified at once b1- telegraph If any
bodies are discovered. MessrS. Cabal-
los. agents, also sent the tug Fred Il.
Dalzell down TO the scene yesterday
afternoon, with orders to cruise about
the place for a week at least and look
for any floating bodies,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-04

LONDON, November 3.-Mr Gladstone
started on his return to IIawarden from
Scotland to-day. When the train on
which he was travelling reached Mont
rose large number Of his friends were
in waiting, and they gave him an en-
thusiastic reception. This scene was
repeated at Abroath. At Dundee
number Of his admirers presented him
with a walking stick and a luncheon
basket. When PEBBLES was reached the
train was met by large crowd and a
delegation Of workingmen presented
Mr.. Gladstone with travelling rug.
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M 4Hs Register.
lLtH-E.ee. ". VA. November s.
.i.a. BEN Wilson spoke at the Court
b. ..,. tonight toa large audience. thus
'.- OBJ. rampaigu iu this county. On
..-r.rr.H is expected that the elec-
". o. ant.y contested. The can
--.., aa,e a.. made am active canvass
... issue, oi thc campaign have
.- thoroughly discussed. The Demo
..'' ar. a3aat and hopeful. They
,la. -ler can elect their county
.aN lr. satisfied that Poudleton
".. carry t.., Dogrtv.
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Cor,laNe Combine.

]. BosToN, November 3.-Nearly all the
cordage manufacturing interests oil
New England and some of New YORK
were represented at a meeting held here
Saturday. The meeting was private
and proceedings were not disclosed, but
the assumption is that it was for the
purpose of forming combine.
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APennsrl,nnla Frnrment.

TlTUsvILLE, PA, November s.-Lewis
Emery, Jr.'s lawyer, Pattison Demo
crat, to-day brought a civil suit IN the
name OF f. T. Roberts, son Of the late
w. Il. Roberts, against Senator G.. w.
Delamater. Mr.. Roberts is lying ill IN
New York City, where he has been for
several weeks, and upon learning the
facts, Immediately ordered that the
suft bo Withd drawu
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WHEELING W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER A. 1890.

teating Congressman Whiting, who has
been renOminated by the Democrats,
but the Democrats are just as hopeful
that they will not only hold this district
but gain n Congressman in the Tenth
district, which the Republicans only
carried by rs votes two years ago.
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a PHILADELPHIA VIEW.
The Most Active Campaign That Has
Been Known for Years.


Been Known for Years.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov. 3.-The
most active campaign in Pennsylvania
Tor several years ended tonight. 4
most thorough canvass OF the State has
been made by the two leading parties
in which the Republican and Demo
cratic candidates for governor Mcssrs.
Delamater and Pattison have person
ally taken an active part. each having
addressed meetings in almost every
county. The Prohibition and Labor
parties both have full State tickets lu
the field, but neither has shown much
activity in the campaign and very few
Labor or Prohibition meetings have
been held. The State officers 10 be-
chosen are governor. lleutenant-goy-
ernor and secretary Of internal affairs.
These officers are TO serve four years
The tickets In the fields are: Republic
ans, George W. Delamatcr for governor.
Louis A. Watres for lieutenant-goy
ernor, and Thomas J. Stewart for sccrc-
tary Of internal affairs.
Democratic-Robert T.. Pattison. for
Governor; Chaunccy +. Black. for Lieu
D.
Secretary Of Internal Affairs.
Prohibition John ID. Gill. for Cover
nor; ChaS. T. Hyatt, for Lieutenant
Governor; VIM. T. Dunn, for Secretary
OF Internal Affairs.
Labor-Thomas Z. Bynder, for GOV
ernor; JuStus Watkins, for Lieutenant
Governor Henry X. Phillips Tor Secrc-
tary Of Internal Affairs.
In 1856, James A. Beaver. Republi-
can, was elected Governor by plural
ity Of ~, 7jl. The full vote was: Beaver
4l2, ,2GG; Black, (Dcm.). 3G9,G3i: Wolfe.
Prohibition), 81, ijs; Houston. Labor.
4,s3J.
In 1852 Pattison (the present Demo
cratic candidate) was elected Governor
through a split in the Republican party.
an independent candidate having been
placed in the field. The full vote ln
that year was: Pattlson (Dem.l 35j.-
79l- Beaver (Rep.) 3l5,5s9; Stewart
(lnd. Rep.) fi,7i3; Armstrong Green
back Labor 23,4si; Pcttit lProhibJ
;, 1896.
Members Of Congress are to be- chosen
in the twenty-eight districts The
present delegation in Congress consists
of II Republicans and Democrats.
Twenty-siX members OF the STATE sen
ate are 10 Le elected, one 10 ill % va
cancy and serve two years, the others
TO serve four years The entire body
Df the lower House Of the Legislature
9O4 mcmbcrs-is also 10 be- chosen. Tho
new Legislature will elect a United
States Senator 10 succeed senator
James Donald Cameron, whose term
will expire March I, 1891, and the -
state Senators elected tomorrow will
also have a vote for the successor of
Senator Matthews Quay, whose term
will expire March 4th. 1898. The pres
mt Legislature stands politically as
follows: Senate-3l Republicans and
lG Democrats.
House Of Representatives, IA Rcpubli-
cans and 60 Democrats. Republican
ma iOritv on iOint ballot iO9
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Pnrkersburg Merchant Assigns.

Special Telegram TO the Register
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, Nov. g.
Rudolph Ungar, a Market street mer
chant, assigned to-day to NJ. ). Wilson
assignee. There is a long list OF pre-
ferred creditors in sums ranging iron
$50 to over $1,000. Total liabilities, sew
eral thousand dollars; assets small.
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wnrtharhonsand Dollars.

Every child born into family is thought
10 be worth "a thousand dollars" 10 the
parents. Why then should they not be
cared for from infancy TO maturity! Keep
the mouth and teeth right by SOZODONT,
and you start them right.
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Long Bicycle Ride.

SAN Francisco, CAL, November }.
A. A. Barr arrived on the train last
night from Ogden. He started from
Boston on August 10, on a Safety oi,
cycle, and rode to Ogden, distance OF
9.70O miles. arriving there on OCTOBER
91st. He met with no accidents during
the whole trip.
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" n y II I-IT.1lr
T ,'' ..>Hl Ee, w. VA, November g.
I.a. e. Wood Daley, Of Keyser,
,-r a very iorcIbie speech on the
..- .- -' @ large and enthusiastic gath.
pug oi Democrats auda few Republi.
mere tonight The Democrat.
-.. ..e,'foush.y aroused in this section
-,-.,u .ue Iui Democrati, vote viii be-
u.. M t'r our gallant Congressman.
i'''. W. l.. Wilson.
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A COWARDLY ACT.
THE SHOOTING OF YOUNG BASEL By MAYOR
RICHARDS.
The Mayor Waves an Examination Until the
Grand Jury Msets-Basssi in no Immediate
Danger-The Story Of the Shooting as
Detailed By an Bye Witness.
Special telegram to the Register.

uF-VtlIt ItFtY1 u'It 70 I7l' I''B'77''s
CLARKspURG, w. VA, November g.
On Saturday complaints were lodged
against both Ed. Basel and w. +.
Richards for the part they took in the
shooting afTray on that day. Richards
waived an examination this morning
and executed his bond with Mr.. Law as
security, to await the action of the grand
jury. No proceeding will be further
had in BasSel's matter until he is able
to get out OF the house. He is now do
ing very well. The city only has juris-
diction as TO dischargng firearms with
in its corporation limits. No COM
plant as to this has been made against
either party.
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clotbiug Firm Assigns.

CHICAGO. November 3.-The whole
Gale dry goods house Of LeBaron, Holt
g % M l7O Adams street, this morn
Ing assigned. The firm made voiun-
tary assignment in the county court
The assets are placed at $4,000, liaoll'
tiles $40. 900.
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ANOTHER CAMPAIGN LIE.

The Intelligencer bites at every parti-
san bait held out and endeavors on
every occasion to misrepresent facts.
This is evidenced in the following pub
lication which appeared in the Intellt-
gencer Monday, November 3. 1t is as
follows.
John o. Pendleton drew nearly 5000
salary and 5000 for the cost of his contest
All over the district people are complain
ing that Pendleton has not paid them their
fees. IE Braxton county j. S. Hyer, sup
posing that Pendleton would pay, discharg-
ed for him the following obligations,
amounting to $l3jS5. PendletOn did not
pay, and the claim has been sent to Wheel
ing for collection.
The htellDencer then prints long
list of those who claim fees, etc. Now
comes Mr.. Pendleton with documents
that cannot be gainsayed. The letter
speaks for itself. 1t says;
SUTTON, BRAXToN, Co, w. Va,
October 2S, 1890
Hon. John o. Pcndleton, Wheeling, ". Va.
DEAR SIR:-Your favor of the 22d inst,
with enclosure as stated duly reed, en-
closed find receipt for same. You will find
your claims in the hands of w. j. w. Cow
den, Atty. You are due US in them yet
Ten and S5-lOO dollars You can pay the
balance to Mr.. Cowden and get the
vouchers.
Yours truly,
j. S. HYER < Co.
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REGISTER
D. .'>. W.. Va. November g.
.am l- Wilson spoke to fun
.s.-. principally farmers. this
...t-- all ,o the largest meeting Of
o.-- -.'i here this campaign at the
....-. tonight. lie spoke for
~, ."9 hours tonight. and ms
..... "a> "e.l received His argu-
.... convincing and uuanSwer-
,... '-e fireworks and other- de-
.......l.''as we're the greatest OF the
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Two Hotels in san Francisco Burned-Loss
Over One Million.

SAN FRANCIsCo, November Sire
was discovered at three o'clock this
morning in Heuter Bros II Cos paint
shop under the Grand Hotel The fire
spread rapidly and the hotel was soon
in flames. There was great excitement
among the guests, but they all escaped
safely. The flames spread rapidly
throughout the basement Of the block
bounded by Market, New Montgomery,
Stevenson and Second streets and then
spread to the first floor, occupied by the
Hall Safe and Lock Company, Hill X
Goldman, druggists supplies, the Pull
man Palace Car Company'S Office, the
Great Northern railroad ticket Office.
The smoke in the meantime had
aroused the inmates of the Grand
Hotel and the Burlington Hotel, and
the frightened guests rushed to
the sidewalk with what valuables
they could carry. There were several
narrow escapes. By 5O'clock the flames
had spread along the eastern end OF the
block bursting from the roof and win
dOwS The wind was slight and the
efforts of the firemen to cOntne the fire
within the block occupied by the Bur
lington and Grand hotels were success
full. About o'clock the roof of the
Burlington hotel fell I'm, carrying part
OF that of the Grand. In a short time
the interior of the Burlington was Il
complete wreck and the front of the
Grand on Market street was also a
ruin. The loss is estimated at 81, ,j00,-
900. The fire is believed to be spontan-
eouS combustion of inflamablc materials
| in Heuler Hros. place of business.
The interior of the Grand Hotel is
not damaged to the extent at first be-
| lieved, and it is now stated that the
total loss will probably not exceed one
third of the first estimate. Mrs. Burt
ingtOne still places the loss on her fur
niture and fixtures at 100000; inSur-
ance $4,000. Beuter Bros loss is SiO,-
600. The Grand Hotel bar is badly
damaged by smoke and water. The fine
collections of minerals and exhibits OF
/ the State Board of Trade is believed to
[ a.. n,,tfra
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Convict Dies.

COLUMBUS. o., November 3.-Charles
Blythe, the colored man convicted OF
the murder of Surgeon General Jones,
of the Ohio National guard, and whose
death sentence was cOmmutcd 20 lie
Imprisonment year ago, died in the
penitentiary hospital this morning.
His disease was consumption.