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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS. A
THE FAKIE.

Nine of the handsomeSt young ladies'
in the theatrical profession appear in
Hamlin's farce comedy, THE Fakir. y
They are Alice Harrison. Annie Suther-
land, Mollie Sherwood, Mamie Gilroy,
Helen Reimer. Adele Reno, Emma Pol
lock, Jennie Eddy and Evelyn Pollock.
Everybody who keeps posted on affairs
dramatic will at once recognize that this
list embraces the brightest lights Of
farce comedy, burleSqre, comic opera
and extravaganza. The ordinary com
panv of this sort has three or four young
ladies. The Fakir" breaks all records
and has nine. IL has proved lucky
number. The great roll Of fun appears
here tomorrow evening.
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.yINrEREsTING SITUATION.
Judge Campbell Declares the Moundsviiie
Liquor Licenses Void

Judge Campbell rendered very i'm.
portant decision in the Circuit Court oi
Marshall county, yesterday morning
which will be interesting to Wheeling
neople. as well as those of Marshall.
'Iobn Henrietta was before the Court on
an appeal from the Mayor for having
sold intoxicating liquors to a minor, In
violation of the ordinance granting
license for the sale OF such drinks.
The Court decided that as the
nermission of the County Court
had not been received, the City Council
had no right to grant such permits, and
therefore all the saloon licenses were
mil and void. There was considerable
CONSERVATION among the saloon keepers
and the ProhibitionistS at once went 70
work 70 organize Law and order
League. with the avowed purpose ol
closing all the saloons, but as
they had the same opportunity
to do noble work under the State law
before the decision as they have now
tie saloon men think they will continue
in fnIl blast for some time to come.
The sum of $3.50 has already Deeh
Maid into the Law and Order Society
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Hartford. CT, November 5.-The
Legisture stands Senate-Republicans,
S; Democrats, 16. lHouse-Republicans,
l34; Democrat, III; one not yet heard from.
The legislature will have to settle the
Governor matter Morris, D., can only
have popular majority if the Prohibition
vote is thrown out, otherwise there is no
election. The proposed rejection of Pro
hibition votes is based on containing the
word for on the ticket before ''gover-
nor. The votes, however, were printed ac-
cording to the specimen furnished by the
Secretary of State
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. November o.
From official returns as far rs received
and conservative estimates for the rest,
AlderSon'S majority in the Third dis
trict will be at least 1000, and perhaps
more. On the best estimates Lucas will
have in the district at least 5000 major
ity. Dyer, d.. in this county has ma
iority Of four for the Legislature with
one precinct yet TO hear from. The
Democrats claim this precinct, but the
vote there is small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 6.-Ex-
Mayor Cottrell, of Key West, who a few
weeks ago terrorized the Florida Federal
officials and then escaped to Alabama, was
Shot and instantly killed at II o'clock this
morning by Chief of Police Gerald, OF this
CITY. Cottrell was drunk last night and
was arrested. He insulted the Chief and
challenged him to fight duel. The Chlei,
who in consequence of the threats OF Cot
trell. had armed himself with II double,
barreled shot gun, was sitting outside OF
his office this morning, when Cottrell drove
nm in cab. After few words mad been
exchanged both men began firing with the
result given above
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ROBERT DOWNING.

Robert Downing, the popular young
American tragcdian, plays an engage
ment of two nights at the Opera House
next week, opening on Tuesday night
with a grand production Of John BAN
ius' great play damon and Pythias.
On "Wednesday Mr.. Downing will APP
near i'm a play new to the thcatrcgoers
Of Wheeling. but one that has met
with marked success since its prOduc-
tion by the star. The company In sup,
mort is unusually strong and is headed
by Eugene Blair, marked favorite in
this city. and the recognized beauty oi
tbe American stage. Fine perform
ances NAV be- expected. and large
houses are sure % be in order.
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WaYne County.

Special 7tlsgram 10 he Register.
WAYNE {. H., w. VA, November g.
Twelve out Of fifteen voting places In
this county give Lucas and Capehart
$50. You can safely count on $50 ma
jority from precincts not heard from.
Marcun. State Senator, will have about
500 majority. The member OF the
Legislature and the whole county ticket
is elected by good majorities. No dis
turbance at election. The total vote
will probably reach $500.
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Farmer Capehart's Figures.

Pr. PLEASANT, w. VA, Nov. 6.
To the Editor Of he Register.
Ritchie, Wood and Jackson counties
were carried for Smith by majorities ag-
gregating 9O3. Putnam county is tie.
Seven counties give me 2,3oS majarity,
with Lincoln county TO hear from,
which is estimated at 300 for me. which
will make my majority in the district
=OO j. CAPEHAET.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
,..,.ofrran.fer Left for Record Yester-

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk HOOK once
yesterday: ,.o ,,
,oD - : CoIvig and wife, to John ". KEN
@ uen g., h he he east quarter Of lot No. G2, in
PPbanIine Pie, nTr e. and Eofs addition. Consider
u93, m.eS si-i made C' November 1890, by Harry
d. Robb. OF Parkersburg, TO W. j.
BIt'S BIiJ I'D e y Robb. OF the same place,
fo np1V niece Sec Of property on the west side Of
Warket NJ street, between Eleventh a., and
~ r,1.a1f,b ., streets Consideration, s5,OoJ.
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rhlrd District.
Alderson', majority y.................-4, -4,sSS
THE LEGISLATURE.
The following are the successful can
diiateS FOR the State Senate.

the LEGISLATURE.
The following are the successful can
didateS FOR the State Senate.
SENATE.
First district-B. J. Smith, f., Ham
cock county. and y. +. Whitaker, r.,
OhiOcOunty.
Second diStrict-D. y. Dorsey, D.,
Marshall county, and DR.. Yeader, D.,
Wetzel county.
Third district-P. w. Morris, r.,
Ritchie county, and - Hardman, D.,
Calhoun county.
Fourth district-Wm. Morris, D.,
Peasants county. and NJ. K. Lowther,
r., Wood county.
Fifth diStrict-Rankin Wiley, d.,
Mason county, aud Alex. Campbell, r,
jackson county.
Sixth district-JaS. II. Marcum, d.,
Cabell county, and B. j. Pritchard, d.,
Wayne county.
Seventh district. W. McCreary,
d.. Raleigh county, and j. Il. Shepherd,
D.. Logan county.
Eighth district. ". ~. Clair, d..
Fayette county, and John w. Arbuckle,
d.. Greenbrier county.
Ninth diStrict-C. c. Watts, D., Kan
awha county. and j. W. Morrison, r.,
BraNtOn county.
Tenth district-D. W. Call, d., Bar
bour county, and T. Z. Davis, f., Tay-
Tor county.
Eleventh district-W. G.. Worley, r..
Preston county and - Garrison, r.,
MonOngalia county.
Twelfth diStrict-SOlOmon Cunning
ham, d., PendletOn county, and &. w.
Gilkeson. d., Hampshire county.
Thirteenth diStrict-F. IL. Parks, D.,
Berkeley county and G.. II. Knott, D..
jefferson county.
senate stands Democrats l., Repuo-
licanS @.
TIE HOUSE.
1t is impossible yet To obtain all the
names Of the successful candidates for
the House OF Delegates. but the result
politically IS As follows;
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Democrats Barbour !. Berkeley ..
Boone I. BraXtou /. Cabell /, Calhoun l..
Clay aud Roauc %. Gilmer /. Grant and
Hardy I. Grceubrier ., Hampshire !.
jackson 1. Jefferson ., kanawha 3, Lewis
/ I. Lincoln 1, Logan /, Marion ., Mercer
I. Mineral 1, Monroe /, Nicholas /. Ohio
4. PendletOn 1, Peasants /, PocahontaS
and Webster 1. Putnam 1, Raleigh /,
/ Randolph and Tucker /. Summers l..
Wayne l. Wetzel L, Writ /, Wood I'll.
Republicans Brooke and Hancock J.,
/ Doddridge l. Fayette 1. Harrison :,
Jackson I, Marshall ., Mason .. Mon
ongalia /, Morgan 1, Mcdowell and
Wyoming /. Preston %. Ritchie |. lay
I. lor I. Tyler /. UpSbur L. Wood s-el.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATuRE SAFE.
Which Insures Democratic Successor Ia
Senator Eyarts.

NEW YORK, November G.-Thc Asso-
ciated Press reports show the election
Of Gs Democratic Assemblymcn IN New
York State and 90 Republicans. A. the
Democrats have 13 Senators against 10
Republicans, the former will have on
Joint ballot 81 votes against the latter's
-. which ensures the election Of Dem
Ocratic successor 10 Senator Eyarts.
Moreover. the Democrats claim that two
Assembly districts credited to the Re
publicanS, Duchess county aud Mont
gomery county, belong 10 them.
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h. Good People Of Democratic West
Virginia
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4 good audience assembled at the
Grand last night TO withess ]. II. Win
nett's company in the great melodrama
"Inshavogue. ms - " PO"e' i'''
drama. and many exciting scenes are In
reduced during the progress OF the
drama. The company j. also good one
Mr.. r. II. Winnctt gave powerful I'M
personation Of Sir Roderick oDwyer.
Mis- Fannie Francis made good I'M
nrcssion "a Lady ODwyer, aud Miss
Tottie Winnett brought down the house
In the character of Motif OMara; Ihey
onnear again thi. evening, aud good
hrsinnss isassured. Seats at Wcir's.
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California.

SAN FRANCISCO, November Com
plete returns from more than one-half
the precincts in California outside OF
San Francisco and about two-thirds OF
the precincts in this city give Mark
(Rep.) for Governor more than LOCO
plurality and also show that the Re
publicans have carried the entire State
ticl,et by generally similar pluralities.
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The Little Mountain State Solder Than Ever
Raleigh County.
Hs"IV'-" N"""'E'
.neclal Tele.ram 20 the Register.

RALEIGH. c. H., w. VA, VIA. PRINCE
AND QUINNIMoNr. w. Va. November
6.-I. c. Prince, Democrat, is elected TO
the House of Delegates by at least $50
majority. The county is Democratic by
l25 majority. The Democratic county
ticket is elected except Geo. Bailey, Re-
publican. who is elected Clerk of the
County County Court, owing to split
on that part of the ticket in the Demo
cratic DartV
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Legislator in Doubt

SDeciaI TS.egram 70 ne Hso'S9sF'
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November G.
Lucas majority in this district
is not less than 1,7OO. The
official count in this county de-
feats Quinn. Democrat, for the Legs
lature by only 80; Carl, Democrat mas
- majority. Quinn will demand re,
count. as il is known that many illegai
votes were east in this county.
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wETZEL'S VOTE.
n Cannot BE Construed Otherwise than
Pendleton Vindication.


Spectai telegram % a. REGISTER.
NEW MAErINsvIlLE, W. VA, No
vember 6.-It is reported unoiiieially
and believed 20 be correct that Archer ;
Fork gave Pendlet0n l42 aud Hubbard
14O. This gives Pcndleten l,96l ana
Hubbard I. .ss7, majority of 73i. Wet
zel gave PendletOn, in lSSs, 22>O ana
Atkinson 1877. This makes loss OF
325 from isSs for Pendleton. and loss
of $50 for Hubbard. Proportionately
the loss in the vote of this county was
about equal between the parties. II
325 Democratic voters failed 10 90 to
the polls and endorse Pcndleton, 100
Republicans failed 10 20 to the polls
and endorse Atkinson by voting Tor
Hubbard. Birdie can take his choice.
Notably he will find that Wetzel did
not refuse 70 endorse Pendleton, but on
the contrary every Wetzel county Demo
crat is rejoicing heartily along with the
Democrats throughout the district at
his triumphant election and Yindlca-
tiOu.
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o,dwbee,inp minister Married.

Special telegram 20 ne HtgisleT.
CLARKSBURG, w. Va, November O.
This morning at the st. Charles Hotel,
Rev. j. Wesley Webb, one of our Oldest
and most respected citizens, was married
to Miss Mary Shinn, the accomplished
daughter of Luther Shinn, Esq. The
groom is 60 years old and the bride 20. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Wallace.
The happy couple will make their future
home in this city.
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Senator Harris Opinion,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 6,-CnIted
States Senator Isham G. Harris, OF Zen
nessee. who is in the city, was asked what
effect the result of the election would nave
on the passage of the Force bill, He sald IA +;
II am of the opinion that it will make lne
Republicans more determined than ever 10
attempting to force its passage. II may,
however, result in their abandonment OF
the bill
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AND INGALLS,, TOO!
The Republicans Of Kansas Concede the
Defeat of Senator ingalls,.

Chicago, November GA dispatch
from Topeka. Kansas, says that the
Republican State Central Committee
this morning comedies that the opposi-
tion to ingalls, will have majority In
the Legislature.
The returns received to-day from
Kansas do not change the situation ma
terially as announced heretofore. The
only positive change is the certain cleo
tion of Frederick (Rep.) over Moon
light Dem in the First Congressional
district, This will make the Kansas
delegation stand; Republicans, ,; Farm
ers' Alliance 5.
The State ticket is still in doubt with
chances favorng the Farmers Alli-
nncc
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WysSy0ICEFOR TARIFFREFORN
She Woni Have Federal Bayone'S at the
PNs AMI Doesn't Want TO
Atrcau.zei.

Below w. D.. found ,le latest returns
OF the election .a .l., State. Except In
D. tew instance, they are official. They
may Dee summarized briefly As follows;
Hon. Daniel b. Lucas is elected SUI
rreue Judge by ,,lg2 majority.
hon. john O. Peudictou is elected to
Congress ia the First district by 649
majority.
Hon. wm. l.. Wilson is elected to
Congress iu the second district bp ISL
plurality.
Hon. John d. Anderson is elected u
Congress in the Third district by 4.@5'
majority.
Hon. James f. Capehart is elected t'
Congress. ln the Fourth district by about
l-m majority.
Th. legislature according to the
s,e., f,ur,, wiu stand: Senate l.
democrats. s Republicans. and House
.,paesa,,s ap,mocrats. 81 Repuoli-
cams. O. p,mosrau, majority on joint
hauototal.
ruG ~rlif u.htI
Below ul be found -lr ,4tgated re-
f.-..of ,I... ..-. flr Supreme Judge.
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4 Big victory in NebrasIa.

OMAHA, NEB., November G.-Boyd,
Democrat. Is elected Governor by 1000
10 ). 900 plurality. Most of the Repub-
lican ticket below the Governor Is elect
ed. The Farmers Alliance have the
Legislature, two congressman, and
most of the county officers.
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Lewis County. OmciaI.
Spscial Tslegrdm % ne Regis'sr

Special Tsisgraa 20 ne Register.
WESTON, W. VA, November o.
Lewis county gives the following Demo-
cratic majoriticS for the State ticket as
taken from the poll books. Lucas IA,
Pendieton l93, Gall l9S. The above
maioritieS are official.
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Physicians, prescriptions lave failed to reach each
many cases heunt,@ SSdsion knq%n OIL S 'yr Ths, St3s
suDse ''r ,yhv the popular voice Is practically
'le ,irnon. In it, favor. One bottle Is usually
~ ui.e in tine aud procure Dr. Bull : Cough
s,i,,n which alwa- cures coughs and colds ana
oy,rr ,ysyrint. consumption Price q cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07

Or old or young, or grave or gay,
Those who now let their teeth decay,
With breath we can't endure;
The thought their after life Will haunt,
That they neglected SOZODONT,
That would have kept all pure.
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The Legislature Very Close With Indica-
tIons of "A Democratic Majority.

CONCORD. n. H., November G.-The
Republicans concede the election Of
Daniel, D., in the Second Congressional
district by plurality of 80 to 60. This
gives the Democrats two congressman
from this State. Both parties claim
the Legislature. The Legislature is
very close, and neither party will have
more than 3 to 3 on joint ballot.
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Yonnc Lincoln,s Remains.

New York, November 6.-The remains
of Master Abraham Lincoln, the son OF
Minister Lincoln, which arrived yesterday
on the Inman steamer City of New York,
were this forenoon shipped TO Chicago for
interment.
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Montana.

HELENA, MoNT, November G.-Returns
are coming in slowly from remote precincts.
Dixon's election is generally conceded by
POO 10 400 The Democrats claim two ma
iority In the State Senate.
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Lincoln County.
speeial rsleqram 10 he Register.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, November G.
Lincoln county gives Lucas, Capehart
and Sheppard 800 majority each. The
county ticket is elected over the Repub-
lican and Independent Democrat or bolt
ing tickets.
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FATAL SHOOTING.
Cattle Dealer Caught BY an Irate Hus
band-His Statement


KANSAS, CITY, Mo, November Cd. A.
Greever, the well known cattle dealer of
this city, was shot and fatally wounded by
Chas Clifford, u New York travelling sales
man at the Hotel Andrews. Greever had
paid considerable attention to Mrs. Cliff
ford and her husband suspected that their
relations were not entirely innocent. He
absented himself from his apartments
this afternoon TO give Greever an
opportunity to call upon Mrs.
Clifford He secreted himself across
the street, and saw Greever enter
the hotel, and after waiting few moments,
he proceeded TO his apartments and tried
the door II was locked. He crawled out
ceeded by il to his bed room window which
he entered He tried the door leading into
his parlor and that was also locked. He
heard a scufile and beseeching cries from
his wife, and then lie heard the key
turned in the door. He burst into
the room and demanded an explanation.
Mrs. Clifford explained that Greever had
made insulting proposals 10 her, and that
she was struggling TO free herself from his
embrace when her husband appeared
Clifford then drew his revolver and shot
Greever four times in the left side. Greevsr
was taken TO his home. He will die. He
is wealthy ana Will leave an estate Valueu
at a quarter of million. He moved
his business here year age,
from Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Clifford
was arrested. Deputy Coroner Collins
took Greevcr's statement as follows: II
went up to the Hotel Andrews and called
for Mrs Ball the proprietor, with the in
tention of paying my board bill. Just be
fore going, ordered the liveryman to hitch
up my team to the buggy. The liveryman
is across the street. | said that | would
be back in five minutes. When | went M
L oalioa for aass. Doll Cha was 0ono anu
Mrs. Clifford was there and asked
me into her bed room, saving that
she would get Mrs. Ball. She talked
with me there for a few minutes, when |
said that my time was up and would have
to 60. just as l arose to 90, Clifford jump
ed through an open window, and said ;
Throw up your hands, with vile epithet.
| said 1 will not throw up my hands under
such circumstances and started TO walk
out Of the door. Mr.. Clifford shot me in
the back, the first shot taking effect. He
fired four shots afterwards, but they all
missed me-
| Subsequently to a reporter, Greever said
he thought the scheme of Clifford's was 70
blackmail. He said IL he had had re-
volver il would never have happened.
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Prominent Harrison County Man Dead.

Special Telegram TO ne Register.
CLARKsBURG, November 6.-George
Thompson. Esq, one of Harrison county's
most excellent young men, died on yester.
day morning of typhoid fever, near Shinns-
town. He was the son of Mr.. G.. Thomp-
son, q well-known farmer and cattle dealer
The deceased had many friends, and his
relatives have the sympathy of the COM
munity in so sad an affliction.
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Uarrison's State Rebukes the Administra-
tion-A Democratic Sweep.

tion-A Democratic Sweep.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 6.-Returns
from half the townships in the State
show an average Democratic gain OF ~
to the township. This will make the
State ticket Democratic by about 10000.
The Democrats elect II out l3 Congress
men. The Legislature will be Demo-
cratic on Joint ballot by 6s.
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WasliingtOIi.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, November e.
The returns and estimates from all coun-
ties in the State to the Post-IHtel''JencfT,
gives Wilson (Repl, for Congress, plu-
ralitv of 5000.
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HOw'S THIS
For Pulling Down Observation-Disclosures
Gets Therc-NaXwell Defeated.

Spsciql Telegram 10 the Register
PARKERsBURG. November 6.-Follow-
ing are the official majori:ieS in this
Senatorial district: Ogdin, Wood sl9,
TYLER eO3: Morris, Peasants l75, Writ
a!9-Marris' majority .. a telegram
from Hardman, Dem, of the Third dis
trict. gives his official majority as 354.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
To he Editor Of he Register.
PARKERsBRRG, November 6.
Morris carries Writ by 249, Peasants
17S. ogden carries Wood by alT and
TYLER by 9O3. Morris elected by 1.
JoHN u. SWEENEY.
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Lord Chief Justice OF England Stricken.

LoNDoN, November 6.-Much excite
ment was created in the Queens Bench
division of the High Court OF Justice to-
day by the sudden illness OF Lord Cole
ridge, Lord Chief Justice of England.
His LordShip had heard case in his
private room, and though he had COM
planned of feeling i'll during the hearing
he was able to give decision in the mat
ter. Directly after he was seized with an
apopleptic or paralytic stroke. The near
est doctor was hastily summoned and
messengers despatched to Lord Cole
ridges residence, and Lady Coleridge
proceeded instantly to the court to rem
der what assistance she could to her
stricken husband. His Lordship was
placed upon an improvised couch in an
ante-room. Other doctors were sum-
moned and are now in attendance upon
him. They declare that his case is crit
ical. This afternoon the doctors an
nounced that his Lordship was able to
be removed and he was taken to his
home in carriage. 1t has been ascer-
tained that Lord Coeridge Is suffering
from neither apoplexy or paralysis, as
was at first stated, but from Il severe at
tack of gaStritis.
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ARKANSAS.
The State Will Send Solid Democratic
Delegation to Congress.

Delegation to Congress-
ST. LOUIS, November 6.-The latest In
formation from Arkansaw is to the effect
that official State returns from nj ne coun-
ties in the Second district and close esti-
mates of remaining counties give Brecken-
ridge about 700 majority. Both parties still
claim the First district. The vote is re-
ported to be very close, and it may take
the official count to decide who is elected.
In the Fourth district Terry Dem is
elected by big majority, and while news
from other districts are meagre, 1t seems
TO be safe to say that all Of them have gone
to Democrats by the usual, If not increased
maiOrities
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".. ae found tabulated returns
'.' '- C1ugrcsSmen 10 the four