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: BIGEE MANI THAN FORREST Iy,'l I

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fs3f 81 1lnn. 5!es. -.
BACK in war timcp, writes st, Joscnb
lMo'3 0al9os contributor, I had occasion
. call llsa' on Gen. g Foncs.ol the oonlIiedey.;
ate ate army. arm ! had never met Gen. Fo,.$
rest, and, beholdius an officer Of bishs
proud, and commanding caraiare stonI.
lngin front headquarters, his resni. Il M
ent Uniform and general air OF vranS s nu
lea V, me to think he was Forrest hin @ sei1 euri
ing him. i asked, ealut-
), ! No, , sab, "he said. returning NV 81, m
nte. This is Col. Jackson n G ;ry rsna ssl-
nelu, sab, OF the til Louisiana s; s.b :.
., more nc ., daring and iar more dansesou,ls sou
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yrncedy MT n Wedding

GLASGOW, Nov. A wedding feast
in the Italian colony in this city last
night ended in murder in the midst Of
the assembled guests. An Italian, Lo.
renzo Marc Antonio, came without the
proper invitation. The bridegroom or.
dered him to withdraw. He refused
and during the scuflls which followed
he drew knife and plunged it into tho
breast Of the bridegroom, who fell to the
floor corpse. Antonio xas arrested.
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THE CROUCH MURDER,
rsu"onts for: Now Trial for william

Arguments fer u Now Trial for william,
West: - y
WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. THE arru.
ments for new trial for William West,
convicted Of having committed tho:
orouch family murder, began here this
morning ! .''r before Judge Stowe, of Pi!ts..
burgh. -;
The principal pointsof the deiensc are.
1 mat one OF the jurors was prejudiced
and that the man who was seen runninc9
away from the vicinity Of the Crouch
mouse shortly after the murder wore n
i1ng kn tailed coat, while they claim that
" Esq was wearing short coat before and
alter the murder was committed.
Inc opinion hero is that the chancasi
are against the newtrial being granteJ' !
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Looklog for rrndc El..,,,,.,.

OTTAWA, Or, Nov. 1.-THE Dominic,
Government has decided TO adopt yir.s
oIous foreign trade policy, now that the
Mckinley bill will divert Canadian trade
from the United States. After 4 full dis.
cusslon Of the subject it has been de-;
clded by the Government 10 take i'm.
mediate steps to promote closer trade rs.i
iations between Canada ard the NYest3
indies. Hon. George L. Foster, Minister
OF FINANCE, goes to the West Indies thia
week on trade. mission. His mission
!. Is expected, will result RuccessIullys na
tne Government has given him consider.
ape authority to discuss the question Of
closer trade relations with the BritishS
West Indies. n - = = i'tisisii tNl
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HAD tho Country 10 Flrht. .l.l

MEApylLLE, Pa, Nov. 4.-Crawford
county returns indicate that Pattison
has carried the county by 600. Griswold,
Republican, will have about 1900 plu-
rality. and Andrews, State Senate, will
probably have about 800 plurality. Bal
ance legislature ticket Republican by
] 900. The State ticket has had to fight
the Democratic and Prohibition party Of
the State and Nation.
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IOWA.

KEoKuK, Iowa, Nov. 4.-Incomplete
returns for all precincts in this city and
township give seerley Dem.) majority
Of $50 over John Henry Gear (Rep.) In
lssS Governor Gear had a majority ofs7
in the same precinctp.
Returns from the first As precincts re.
ceived IN this State show a net Republi.
can gain Of 504 as compared with the
vote on Governor last year. q
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Tho a1iners, SIiko Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, Its, Nov. 1.-THE coal
miners Of this county held an adjourned
meeting yesterday in the hope that the
operators would send them some words,
bot they made no sign and the meeting
was adjourned subject to q call from
the operators for q conference. 1t was
announced that meeting would not be
held until the operators did call for it.
The men in nine of the seventeen mines
OF the county are at work, the operators
having conceded the demand for G24
cents a ton. In the other mines there
are still idle and the operators say rather
than pay the advance demanded they
will let their mines be idle all winter. :
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BosToN, Nov. 4.--Counsel Josiah Ben.
ton, Jr., for the Old Colony railroad,
denies that compromise has been made
whereby $4,000 was to be paid to the
Louisville people who were injured In
the recent accident at Quincy. He stat.
ed, however, that the amounts mention
ed in the cases Of Judge Edwards and
Lucy johnson were correct, 9ss33;:izllI
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 4.-When the
polls closed at $40 this afternoon the
most unique and exciting political strug.
gle in the history OF the city came to an
end. The feature Of the day was the
activity Of the Catholic and Lutheran
clergy in marshalling their forces against
the Bennett law. at nearly every poll
ing place some Lutheran, generally a
school teacher, was stationed 10 see that
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. A dispatch to the
Sun says that McKaig Dem is probably
elected in the Sixth Congressional dis
trict. He leads McComas in his own
!MGComas) county by one hundred ma
jority. 557.. "A
Returns SO far from the Fifth district
show large gains for Barnes Compton
over Mudd (Rep.). A solid Democratic
Congressional delegation is claimed.
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N0RTll C0ROI.INA.

RALEIGH, N. O., Nov. 1.-THE weather
was fine to-day all over the State and
the election passed OF orderly. The
negro vote fell of in the eastern portion,
being largely due to the exodus and the
apathy OF the voters. The Democrats
are reported to have gained 500 in John
son county. 5
Returns from II voting precincts in
ne ne State show Democratic gain over
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DRAxrOS COUNTY.
Special Di,pateh 10 ne htaigeser.

Special Di,pd.eh 10 he htaig1ser.
WEsros, w. Va, Nov. 4.-Braxton
county will give Pendloton about the
same majority as In 1883. But reports
are so meagre that figures cannot DO
given.
The following Is the vote OF the county
so far ns heard from: Bakers Run, Hub.
bard, %, Pendletont 81; gain for Hub
bard 90. Salt Lick, Hubbard 81, Pendle.
ton 100, gain for Hubbard; Shavers.
vile, Hubbard Z, Pendleton II, gain OF
I for Pendleton; Court House. Hubbard
], Pendleton 140, gain for Pendleton;
Burnsyille, Hubbard 07, Pendleton l0l,
gain 2s for Pendleton. There was
very heavy vote. Pendleton's majority
about six hundred,
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Ia 81. Clairsvillc Vote.
Special Disydich 10 tie Intellioenetr,

n 81 CIairsVillc Vote.
Special Digaica 70 the Initlliomeer.
ST. CLAtRsviLLE, O., Nov.4.-The fol-
lowing Is tho total vote in this {Rlch.
land township: For Secretary Of State,
Ryan 4l0, Cromley, SOL; for, Congress,
Poorman, 40, Pearson. 5Bi for Probate
Judge. Tallman, 507; Cooper, 4S7; for
Sheriff, Scott, 4G2, Patterson, 546; for
Prosecuting Attorney, Hollingsworth,
42G, Lawrence 507; for Commissioner,
McAlechen, 420, McComas, A7G. The Re.
publicans are named first. This Ia Re.
publican gain OF ten over Foraker. In
dications from outside townships are
that the Republicans will elect the
whole ticket. a}t t4fs9
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L[osDos, Nov. 4-Archi' Deacon Fa,rrar; "a,
aas : written to Gea. Booth promising
him him. donation Of 50pounds and hieblv.
his philanthropy schema
which he regrets was not originated ~
the Church OF England. Tie Arch
Deacon will preach on the subject in in !,
Westminster about Sunday next - itis - :
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WETzEh COUNTY.
pcnditton's NIotority VIII Not bo Over
Seven Hundred. 5s5=st

pcndi.ton's ,DIotorlty VIII Not BIO Over
Seven Hundred.
Special Dispatch TO the Intc!ligenccr.
NDw MARTISsvILLE, W. Va, Nov. 4.
The vote OF this district is as follows:
Reynolds 30, Lucas 204; Hubbard olO,
Pendleton POI; Roberts, for State Senate,
olO, Dorsey 20l. House Of Delegates
Hope 2l4, Morgan 2S4; Circuit Clerk
Huney 222, Newman 2G3; County Clerk
Thompson $50, Earnshaw GS, Snod-
grass 1916; Commissioner-Cosgray $50,
Allen LAG. The first number in each
case are Republicans. Hubbard gains
80 over vote Of two years ago, and Rob-
erts cains-5l. Reports from the county
indicate that Pendletor's majority will
not exceed 7C0.
The battle has been hard one and
calamity fought.
The election OF Thompson for County
Clerk and Cosgray for Commissioner is
believed to .ba assured. 55
At tBurton-Reynolds, LOG; Lucas, 26I; /;
Dorsey, go; Roberts, lGS; Hubbard, lG0;
Pendleton, 272; Earnshaw, 1856; Snod.
grass, 1866. Hubbard gains nine over At.
Rinson's vote in 'ss and Pendleton loses
nine.
LlrTLEroN, W. VA, Nov. 4.-For
Judge, Center district, Lucas, 2G4; Rey-
nolds, III; for Congress, Pendleton, 2G9 :;
Hubbard, l7G; for State Senator, Dor
sey, 26S, Roberts. III; for House Of Del.
cgates, Morgan, 259; Hoge, ISL; for
Z CLERK OF Circuit Court, Newman, 260;
Harvey. 1893; for Clerk Of County
y Court, Earnshsw, 1Gl; Thompson, 207,
Snodgrass, 3;::tor County Commission
er, Cosgray, POI; Allen, 22S. Z
Vote in Clay district-Lucas 1G4, Rey-
nolds 1l5, Pendleton 1853, Hubbard II :;
Dorsey 10, Roberts 100; Morgan 164 ;
Hoce 1lG. Clerk Circuit Court-New.
man IA, Hoyey l02, Earnshaw Gl,
Thompson. l2S, .Snodgrass 81; Cosgray
$50, Allen 05; which makes net loss
/ Of 62 votes over Pendleton's msjofity in
1883. e
Center dfstrict-Pendleton's majority
90, Lucas Of, Dorsey SO, Republican gain
z IS. ..7. &, ..955 . !,
Clay district-Pendleton's majority 40
Lucas 40, Dorsey 81, Republican gain 90
Tho same ratio OF gain the Democratic
majority will not be over 7O0 in tht
county. Tho indications arc tha
Thompson for County Clerk and Cos
gray for Commissioner arc elected by tn,
Republicans. X
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Governor 26,9Ol; Winaps dam. I, 10 &
o',s,, otS. Latest returns show that tho Re.
puolicans elect Cutcheon Ia tho OH and
ssephensoa In the lith; thn Democrats
eject Chapman In tho lsl, Ford In TIM
otli, Whiting In tho 7th, and Wealerin3
tho 10Th. Returns from l,urrowa ,lis.@
trlct are coming in slowly and show he
is running behind no iar. ~
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, Nov. AT one
o'clock p. N. Hancock, . negro who was
working for the Lngley ticket, got into a
quarrel with Jim johnson, a
negro, who supported Breckenridge.
Policeman Lsaming, a white man,
caught Hancock by the arm
and told him to be quiet. As he did 30,
Hancock put q pistol against Leamingis
stomach, and fired. The officer fell in
the gutter and Hancock fed, but before
doing SO, fred into the crowd wouudiug
two others, though notseriously. Lean.
ing's condition is critical. Hancock was
arrested. * IA S
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BROOKE COUNTY,


Special Dtspatea 10 ne latetsGtaeek.
WELLsDuRs, Nov. 4.-out Of nine
voting precincts in the county, includ.
ing Wellsburg, eight have been heard
from, resulting as follows: Lucas, 6S2; F;
Reynolds, G25; Hubbard, GSs; Pendle.
ton, 6S5; Whitaker, 6S4; Jacoba, GA |;
Cunningham, GSi; Pugh, G27. The
Democrats elected their entire county
ticket by large majorities.
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KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4:-Iti is reason
ably certain that out OF IL Congressional
districts in Kentucky, 10 have gone
Democratic by increased majorities. The
Eleventh is in doubt. 5a
M1DDLEnoRo, KY, Nov. E. J..
howard, Democrat for Congress, polls
$50 votes in the Eleventh district. This
has been a etrong Repu blicnn district.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

Special DLspdict 10 the int.Qtger~r, ..5
WELlsDuna, W. Va, Nov. i-Wells.
burg precincs-Reynolds 2G0, Lucas 2l5,
Hubbard 2G2, Pendleton 2la, Whitaker
273, Jacobs 205. County Clerk, Meyers
(Rep.) el5; Turner Dem 237. Circuit
Clerk, Crawford (Rep.) 207; Laken
(Dem.) 2l0. Vote. Of 1883: Atkinson
$40; Pendleton 233; Aikinson's majority
So; Hubbard's majority so.
NKw CUMBERLAND, W. VA, Nov. A.
Hancock county will give Hubbard
(Rep) for Congress, 250, increase Of rs.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 4.-There was no
opposition to speak Of to the Democratic
nominees for Congress, except in the
Fifth, Seventh and Eighth districts.
The indication is that FELTON, lind. Dem.)
carries the Seventh aud Haight fRep.)
in the Eighth. -
Returns from sixteen Of the precincts
OF the Seventh district give FELTON,, In
dependent Democrat, over Everett, tine
democratic nominee, slight majority.
This indicates Everett's election beyond
doubt; This makes q straight sweep
for the Democrats. 81 =
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BERKELEY COUNTY
Special Dl,pa.eh to TIC Ii.teliiqa,cer.

Special DLspdsch 10 TIC lnteuigeicsr.
MARTISsBuhG, W. VA, Nov. 4.-The
official count OF this city gives the Detn-
ocratic ticket majority, the nominees
for the Legislature leading the ticket.
The city gave Republican majority OF
70 in 1855. Returns from six precincts
show Democratic gains. Logan and
Weaver (Democrats) are probably elect
ed to the Legislature by from 100 10 $50
.msjority, and the balance of the ticket
by small maiorities.
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West virsinia Pensions.

sptcla! DlsYaleh 10 iht Inltlllgtnctr.
WAsHlSaroS, Nov. 4-West Virginia
pensions: Original inyalid-Henry a.
skeen, Hubbardstown; Willard A. Riggs,
Hartford City; John Husk, Speed. In
crease-Samuel D. Thackerey, Cleuden-
in; Lewis Cumming, Peel Tree; Geo.
W. Quinn, Huntington; Samuel B. Bath
bone, Reedy Ripple. Re.iasue-Samuel
J. Hartstock, Wheeling. Original wild.
ows, etc.-Aiartha. mother OF Harrison
Maynard, Moses Fork !; Louisa, mother
Of Abraham Melvin, Walker; Reason II.
Brown, Morsantown.
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DUBLIN, LIN, Noy..4.--The body Of a far. y {
mer named o'Mahoney Q has been found !
on ~ roadside at Schulz. An investi.s.
tlon showed that he had been ann mn
dered. One man has been arrested on
~; ,rsn,clon y Y o Eol being implicated in theS
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VIRGINIA.,

RICHMOND, Nov. 1.-THE election in
this State passed of very quietly aud
without excitement SO far. The vote is
reported to be light. g. D. Wise's vote
in this city is 1924. ~5's
NORFOLK, Nov. 4.-This city gives
Lawson (Dem.l I, ,147 majority, q Demo.
cratic gain OF 2 600. 9.'5 B, *
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MINERAL COUNTY.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, Nov. 4.-Keyses's
yote-Congress: Wilson, 297; Harman,
292. Supreme Judge, Lucas, 2S2; Rey.
nolds, S07. Senate, Gilkeson, 292; Gun.
ningham, 295; observation-disclosures,
29S; Parsons, 207; Clark Ball, 344; Har-
rison, ESQ; Legislature, Welsh, 500; Tay.
lor, 2G6; Commissioner, Welsh, 800;
Whip, 27S.
Six precincts out OF II arc heard from.
Reynolds gain over 1888, 20; Harman'a
gains, 4G. Nearly half the vote is in.
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SIr. naIrolt,aToI,r.,. }.

!, D'rnLls, Nov. .i.-Mr. Baltonr, cbisf.
secrets Secretary for ireland, started yeaterday5
on "a three or''four days. tour oyerjtbs3
Donegal routes Of the proposed railwavs
q DC was invited 10 Kerry, but decidas'ii Il
that Donegal had the stronger CLAW I ~ =.
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Patent Granted.

Special Di,pcteh to lte in,tliSmcr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 4.-West
Virginia patents were issued as follows:
Frank G. Caldwell, Wheeling, thumb
tack, sheet metal ceiling, molding, cell.
ing panel, crate for sheet metal.
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seems to have been straight. But little
scratching was donc on either side.
A full vote was out, 30 far
as heard from. A few stayed at home
on each side. Hubbard may 90. 258
majority. Tho reat OF the county can
not be heard from sooner than l2 to-day,
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Has About Overcome tho Three
Thousand Democratic Major
ity in His District.
Delamater Elected in Pennsylya.
nia by q Safe Majority.
OHIO STATE REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Pulls Throusl-Charlie Foster Elected
10 Congross-Meagr Returns from
tlle Country at Large-Tam.
many Victory in New York.

TIE next Houge Of Representatives
will be Democratic. The returns arc moi
complete, but Democratic success il
clearly indicated. This result is not .
surprise. Any other would have been
a departure from tho almost unbroker
line OF precedents. AS Mr.. Blaine
pointed out in his Philadelphia speech
last Saturday, from President John
Quincy Adams down, with o single ex.
ception, every administration has los,
its second Congress, which loss history
shows has been easy to retrieve.
Tho control Of the House by the Dem
ocrats will not endanger the protective
tariff, for the Republican Senate will
block the way and insure to the new
tariff act fair chance to justify itself
byits works. Undoubtedly the Demo.
Gratis have made headway in their cam
paigu Of Misrepresentation. They have
won votes on tho strength Of what is
# = q
not in the billand bymisleading the peo.
pie as to tho effect OF what is in the bill.
They have, to some extent, captivated
with their cry Of cheaper commodities.
BY 1892 the country will have seen for
itself that the new tariff law is IN ex-
cellent business measure, and there will
be arevulsion Of sentiment in its favor.
PENNSYLVANIA is "alI right" The ms.
jority bus been reduced by the hot fight
over the Republican nominee for Gov
ernor, but his election is assured. Ohio
has come back in line, Hamilton county
having substantially reversed its vote Of
1855 and given the Republican State
ticket handsome lift.
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ELNIRA, n. Y, Nov. 4y-Jos. Rutland,
awell known farmer, Benjamin Shay
and Robert Shay were arrested as acces-
sories to the murder OF Mrs. Nellie Eos.
ter, by William Decker, in this city
Friday night, The arrests have created
a sensation, 4 l,s5 ll
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A Policemnn,a Criu 9.

TRor, N. y, Nov. 4.-Pa.rick Walsh,
q policeman, was arrested this morning
charged with killing his wife. He went
to their house at ESQ last night. AT 0
o'clock he called doctor, stating tina.
his wife had been injured by fall. The
physician found her unconscious with
wounds on her head. She died during
the night. It is said Walsh had threat.
ened to take ncr life. The prisoner is
torty.five years old and his wife was
thirty.tHo, -
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Laugston's Clnlnn.

PETERspuRa, Va, Nov. 5.-John NJ.
Langston, Republican candidate for
Congress in the Fourth district, in an in
terview tonight, said he was elected
from 800 to 5000, but that he was beat
en- on the returns by fraud and intimida-
ton. He said that he was willing to
submit his case to a Democratic com.
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A Wel1.Kpown .IonrnnIls, D.o,l.

s1ecia! Dt,oa.eh 10 Tie Inttligeactr.
MoRaAsTowN, W, Va, Nov. 4.-Hon.
N. N. Hoffman passed away quietly at
his home tonight at10:O5 o'clock. Mr..
Hoffman was for many years one of the
editors and proprictors of the Morgan
town Post, and was one Of the city's
most honored citizens. He was a vet.
eran Of the Mexican war.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. 4-The returns
are very slow in coming in and are very
meagre when received. Merriam is
losing slightly all over the State, but the
loss does not yet show large enough 10
defeat him. it5Es ID I ~. "a 4 s,S55
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CALHOUN COUNTY.
pecial Di.patth 10 the In,e!igencer.

Sptcid! Ditpatth 10 the Inltaioencer.
EVANSVILLE, W. Va, Nov. 1.-Two
districts heard from give Capehart l23,
Lucas 102, Harman 1G4. Same districts
gave Fleming, in 1888, Ss3, Jackson 81,
Strick!er %. Atthe same rate tho conn.
ty will 60 AGO Democratic.
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RITCHlE COUNTY,
Special Dispatch 10 the Inte.iigeneer.

Special Dlspdlch % Me Intc'li1tFttr. q.
HARRIsvILLE, W. Va, Nov. 4.-Tcn
precincts heard from show net gain Of
three for the Republican ticket over the
vote Of 'Ss. Reynolds will have at least
500 majority and maybe more. All Of
the county ticket is elected by msjorities
ranging from AGO to 600.
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NEW YoRk, Nov. 4.-Many arrests
we're made during tho day for illegally.
registering and voting and for destroying
ballots given QUITO vote. A number oi
saloon keepers were arrested and held
tof Keeping open their buBiness places in
the near proximity to polling places. -
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MARION COUNTY.

Special Dispaieh to The Intelii0eneer.
FAIRMoST, IVA, Nov. 4.-Follow.
ing is the vote in Fairmont district: Rey.
nolds, so; Lucas, 250; Harman. S67;
Wilson, 262; Roberts, State Senate) S67
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BARBOUR COUNTY.
/ Di,paleh 10 The M.ellian.eer.

Special Di,patch 10 the IntpiGo,ecr.
PnlLLlrrI, W. Va, Nov. 1.-TWO dis.
tricts in tho county give Reynolds 40,
Lucas 49s, Harman 44G, Wilson A96.
Same districts gave Cleveland 90 major.
ity. The whole Republican ticket, in.
cluding members OF tho Legislature, is
probably elected. 81
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VOLUME txXxIX--NUl UNIBER 63,

their people did not allow themselves 10
be persuaded to accept a ticket from the
Keplbiicans. At most polls there was
no labor ticket peddler at all.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 4.-Sixty.
three voting precincts in the State OF
Wisconsin, including 90 precincts in lhe
CITY OF Milwaukee, show net Demo.
John L. Mitchell, Democrat, Is un.
doubtedly elected to Congress from the
Fourth Congressional district. ~
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TIE THIRD DISTRICT.

Tho Result In Doubt-Mcnrre Returns
~ Received. .y 4 tsais
Special Dispatch TO The Intelliceneer.
CHARLESTON. W. VA. Nov. 4.-Hinton
gives Anderson 4l5i Gaines, 436, SO far Us
heard from. Unusual Democratic ma
jorlty reported from Lincoln county.
Dispatches from Elkhorn reports Re-
publican majority in Mcdowell.
Indications point to Democratic VIC
tory In Congressional and Senatorial dis
trictg. The Democrats have made large
gains in this city and county, but the
result will not be definitely known until
tomorrow. =
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TENNtSSEE.
(, CHATTANOOGA, (,l' TESS.. Nov. 4.-Chat-
tanooga complete gives Evans (Rsp.) for
GSoneress S3S majority over snodgraas
MICHIGAN

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 4.-Tw enty-iour
precinctt't give for Governor: Turner
tRep.),4 .aS; Winans Den.) 1924. For
congressman: Baker (Rep.) 4,37l;
Chapman (Dem.) 5,G93. E,1
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-Two hundred and
twenty-five precincts give Turner ior