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

TACOMA. WASH. April 3.-Guthrie y
Co. have received news from the bark
Emblctou. which was diSmaStcd last
fam. whiiccu route from England To Ia
coma and supposed to be- lost Advices
are that She left the Falkland Islands
late in February, having put in for re-
pairs. DO viii. take her three months 90
reach here. SD she win arrive about the
last of MAY.
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Fire at Barnesville.
TsLqra5H % ne Register.

SUsciGl Telegram 20 ne REGISTER
BARNESvILLE, O., April "A cottage
dwelling belonging to the heirs of tn,
late Rcbecca Blowers, two miles east OF
here. was totally destroyed by ire last
mig. Cause of fire Is not definitely
known. but is supposed TO have had ITS
origin from a defective chimney. Loss
~ OOO. mo- insurance.
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IN NINETEEN ROUNDS.
\ Hot Battle Between Two Pugs in st.
Paul,

ST. PAUL. April 3.-Tom Cummings
and Frank Callahan fought nineteen
round mill for a purse Of 500 in a barn
on the Midway district yesterday. There
were present about fifty sports who sur
rounded a 24-foot ring in deathly silence
for fear of police interference. After
some wrangling over a referee, the men
entered the ring, Callahan at 1s3 and
his antagonist at lj2 pounds. Up to
the eighteenth round Callahan seemed
to have the best of it, but in the nine
tcenth round Cummings got in three
right-handerS in quick succession. which
seemed to paralyze Callahan, who re-
fused to come up at the call Of time for
the twentieth round. Marquis Of
QucenSbury rules governed.
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Broke the Pacific Record.

SAN FRANCIsco. April 3.-The Mer-
chants Exchange has been notified Of
the arrival Of the Pacific Mail company'S
steamer China, at Hong Kong, March
81. twenty days from this city. includ-
ing stop at Yokohama. This is the
fastest trip on record, reducing the time
,,.o IaVe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

CoLU,mU~. d.. April senator SON
GRANTS two-ccut railroad fare bill was
defeated Iu the Senate this evening.
Ganmcr's bin to abolish registration
for elections iu AN cities but Cincinnati.
Cleveland. Toledo. Columbus and Day
tom was defeated in the House to-day.
The Legislature will probably adjourn
about April 2O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
The Big Californian Tnlk..

SALT LAKE, UTAH, April 3.-Jacb
and Joe McAuliffe are in the city on
their way to Chicago, Joe McAuliff'
said yesterday that if the Sulliyan-Cor
bett fight took place he would chal
lengc the winner. II not he would
issue challenge to Sullivan to spar ter
rounds for purse of s.. 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

NEW YORK. April 3.-RepreSentatiyeS
of large number OF missionary boards
with representatives in China, met mere
to-day To discuss the Chinese emigration
bin now before the Senate. The Senti-
mcnt of the meeting was strongly
against the bill. ItiS feared that if it Is
passed the lives of missionaries in China
may bc endangered.
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Rnnnnn Rntes Reduced.

SANFRANcISCo, April 3.-Thc Freight
Committee OF the TranScoutinental As
sociation has revised a number of freight
rates. but they will not be- made public
aim ratified by an roads. The rate OF =
per hundred on bananas from New Or
leans has been reduced To SL25. TO 90
into effect May -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

NEw NoEH. April s.-The grand jury
made % prcscutmcut to Judge Fitz-
gerald iu tine Court of General Sessions
TODAY iu which they insisted that the
Legislature amend the general criminal
laws SD THAT DO shall bc "a felony for any
public official to take money In any
Sham. outside of salary and legal fees.
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Dom Pedro nI-America's Congratula
ffons.

RIO JANEIGo. April 3.-Ncws has been
received here that Ex-Empcror Dom
Pedro is seriously i'll and that the emf
ncnt physician DR.. Charcot. Of Paris.
has been called for consultation.
Mr.. James Lee. Charge D'Aifairs Of
the United States in Brazil. has pre-
scnted General Da FOnseca with the
congratulatory motion adopted by the
United States Congress approved by
President Harrison.
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DIsGUsTED WITH EMIN.
An EngIishman who Thinks lie l. migrate
full.

LONDON, April s.-The PdU MAI Gd-
zcttc to-day publishes an interview with
Sir Fracis DE Winton, who was con
nccted with the Emn Pasha Relief Com
mittee.
Sir Francis is bitterly indignant with
Emin PaSha for entering the German
service. and declares that he has in his
possession letters from Emn, written
while he was in the interior Of Africa.
in which Emin begS to be rescued.
Sir Francis says he regards Emia aS a
man who is absolutely devoid of graft
tudc and generosity. and declares that
his course will lower him in the cStima-
tion Of the world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

DENIsGN, Tn, April 3.-For the past
"a hours rain has fallen i'm torrents. 1t
is one of the worst storms that has ever
visited this section All the water
courses are out Of their banks and a
number Of bridges have been swept
away. Farms are overnowed and crops
badly damaged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

a Cumberland Editor sails into Congress
man McComas.

...H A.''
WASHINGTON, d. C.. April 3.-Repre-
sentative McConaS. OF Western Mary
lagd. is In deep trouble over patronage.
w. +. Griffith. editor of the Cumber-
laud NcirS. "a Republican paper, is here.
and charges that McComaS promised 10
support him for postmaster at Cumber-
land. but subsequently was bought Of
Grinith's statement is that McComaS
agreed To endorse him, and that subSe-
Qucnt'y hc made q deal with Mayor
Shcek. of that city. 90 endorse him i'm
consideration of Sheck'S support for an
other Congressional term. McCOmaS
approached Griffith in q hotel lobby and
offered to have him appointed toa place
iu the Baltimore Custom House. Grii-
fifth resented the compromise, and de-
uOuuced McC0mas as a political trick
Stcr. Griffith conducts an influential
Republican paper aud he VOWS VEN
geaucc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
WILD TRAINS WORK. .
Frightful Accident on the West Virginia
Central Near Piedmont.
C,l.-,J ,.T.,..,.r - u Dr,fsgsr

PIEDMONT, w. VA, April "A coal
train ran away to-day on the Mineyille
branch of the West Virginia Central
road, colliding with empty cars at Shaw,
demolishing the engine and fifteen cars.
Zack McAbee, fireman OF Cumberland,
was fatally injured. Edward Lippin-
colt, engineer of Piedmont, Brakeman
George Miller, of Cumberland, and
Shepherd, Of Rawling, are seriously in
jurcd. DIR. Frank C. Clymer, of Shaw,
was on the train and had his head and
face badly cut and may loose one eye.
Conductor John DunkS, of Cumberland,
had an arm broken in two places and is
badly bruised The loss TO the Com
pany will be large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
Gnndnnr Wins Twice.

ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA, April 3.-Jake
Gaudaur won the thrce-milcS and the
mile races here yesterday afternoon.
Hamm was second. Teneycll third in the
first named event. and IloSmcr was see
ond in the mile race. The water was
~. t.l.llrrl
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A Foal by AxtelI.

INDEPENDENCE, IA, April 3.-Thc
black mare Queen, by Mambrino Boy,
dam Fanny Lawton, the property Of r.
f. Curtis, dropped iilly by AXtcll early
yesterday morning. This is the first
and only produce by the great young
stallion in existence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

CmcAco. April 3.-Dr Frederick
Burdct Merrill dentist. who was mar
ricd five weeks ago Co the daughter oI a
North Side millionaire. was sued TOT
S25.O 600 for breach of promise to-day 10y
Cora ID. Davis. Dr. Merrill claims II Is
Ll..---.... LL-ur .--L.m.-
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nrn,r Him 10 hi. Death.

LITTLE FAILS. y. Y. April 3.-ChaS-
smith. aged 10 years. the son Of prom
inent druggist here. committed suicide
last night. lie married a factory girl
against the wishes OF his parents anu J..
is said that trouble leading out oi tha'
was the reason for the deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

The share Which Fell to West Virginians
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Special telegram '9 ne Register
WA~mNGroN. April 3.-J. A. Showal-
ter has been appointed postmaster at
Wallace, Harrison county. vice W. Hob
ms0u. removed.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows. Original invalid. JAS. +. Kendall,
Parkcrsburg. Geo. w Fuller. Bcllton:
Francis NJ. Willard. Walton. Increase.
Alex l. Shroycr. Fairmont; ThoS. J.
Parks. Pencil. Jas, r.. Tucker Central
stations: Henry a. Fowler Huutington'
Newman A. Garcn Hebron; Marion
Pr0tlmau. Ea,tou. Original widows,
Elijah. father of Henry liiIl jackson
O.
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ILLEGAL Voter Arrested.

Special telegram 70 the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. VA. April 3.-Lee
Bibby. a Democrat, who attempted TO
vote under age at the last general cleo
tion. was arrested last night by the
United States Marshal. He was held
to answer the charge before the United
States Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

THE sweetest thing that ever grew be-
sf3e a human door" was little May, until
sbs took to having headaches For tiine
.be lost her beauty. but one bright day neg
Papa bought bottle Of salvation OH, ana
b. She as sweet and pretty as ever.
Time is money. but health is happiness
II Won have bad cold or cough use Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup. 10 viii cure you every
time Price - cts.
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nnr Murderer Re.pIted.

LONDON. April 3.-George 3. Davies. the
lG-year old boy who. together with his
elder brother Richard, Was sentenced u
death for numbering his father at Crewe,
has been rcspited by the Home Secre-
tarV
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whole Rerlment blind.

PREsBURG. April 3.-An epidemic af-
fccting the eyclidS has attacked whole
regiment Of pioneers. Out Of $40 men,
only 40 escaped. Many have become
entirely blind. and the regiment is dis
banded in consequence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
Mnrmnn. Discrimination. .

OTTAWA. April 3.-The private ad-
vices from Calgary Indicate that f. 900
Mormon immigrants are expected from
Utah this spring 10 join thc Mormon
colony at Lees Greek. Northwest Terri
tory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
GOTHAM scoRCHING.
A Number of Tenement Houses Burned
With Small Loss.

New YORK, April Sire broke out
NJ 1870 o'clock this morning in James ;.
Bryants wagon and carriage factory,
7l3 East 14ith street, and totally de-
Stroycd the building and its contents.
The loss is estimated at $4,000; in
Surancc 1900. The flames spread to
the frame stable of Contractor Noah H..
Hert and consumed it, burning six
horses to death. The fire then extend
ed TO several adjoining frame houses,
and the dwelling houses 715, 719 and
7l9is. were burned down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

NEW YORK. April g. Street cleaning
commissioner. Horace LoomiS. has re-
signed and thc Mayor has sent Co the
Board of Health the name of cN-Sur-
vcyor of Port Hank :. Beattic as his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

Prominent Politician Who Alienated IA
Wife's Affections.

CLEVELAND, O., April 3.-Dr. d. r.,
smith. one of the most prominent ply
sicians i'm Cleveland, was sued to-day by
George Sinclair, well known dry goods
merchant. for $4,000. Sinclair claims
that Smith alieuatcd the affections Of
his wife. Smith is candidate for
Board of Education. of which body he
has been President, and his relations
with Mrs. Sinclair are being discussed
from one end of the city TO the other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
NELLIE HAS THE GRIP.
The Globe GirdIer Seriously Ill at Eric.


The NIOOt NIIUIVI 'I'"7'''' TT ~ IT
Pa.
ERIE, PA. April 3.-Miss Nellie Bly,
the globe girdlcr. arrived in Erie to-day
and was to have lecturcd this evening
under the auspices of the Scott-Post
but ON her arrival she was taker
down with a serious illness and cannot
leave her room. Her illness tonight
has taken the shape of la grippe, whicl
she had thus far escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

Ex-Speaker Carlisle May succeed Mr..
Beck.
WA~mNGrON. April Sit was re-
ported 200 the Capital to-day that Scna-
tor Beck is about to resign. owing 90 ill
health. aud that it has been arranged To-
send eX-Spcakcr Carlisle Co the Senate
iu his place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
FEAcrIoNAL cURRENCY.


WASuiNoroN. ID. G.. April 3.-Thc
House Committee on Banking and Cur
reucy ta-day further discussed the sub
fect Of issuing some kind of fractional
currency for use iu thc mails. The SUBJ
committee which had been appointed to
confer with tbe Postmaster General ON
the subject. reported that it had done
So. and that thc Postmaster General did
NOT regard thc proposition with favor.
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couNrERFEITERs CAUGHT.
A bad Gang Pulled in at Buffalo. New
York.

York.
BUFFALO. y. V. April "A gang oi
counterfcitcrS. consisting of Edward
Sylvester, Charley Mann and Harry
Williams. together with a counterfeitina
outfit. a quantity Of bogus dollars. were
captured by Secret Service officers last
night. Mann'S real name is Charlie:
McCran. 4 wcll-known desperate and
has with his brother. Big Frank.
been under surveillance in all parts OF
the country.
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TEAS.

our Tea, arc all New Crop. Natural L.af ..
lectrd by competent iea fa.ier.. Sou aII fnl
our medium roo.l. superior fo those ...I .. l..f
bt YOUR locnl grocer
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UNRESTRICTED RECIPROCITY.
A Canadian Demands Free Trade Relations
with the United states.

With the Inited states.
ToRoNTo, ONT, April 3.-In the On
tario Legislature last night. Mr. Gra-
ham. member for East Lamton, moved
that in the opinion Of this house it is de-
Sirablc closer relations should exist be-
tween the United States and Canada,
and that this house do humbly petition
the legislature of the Dominion of Can
ada TO take such steps as they may deem
eXpedicnt 10 bring about unrestricted
reciprocity between the United States of
America and the Dominion OF Canada.
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The Emperors to Meet.

DoNDoN. April 3.-Thc ChroniciCs
Vienna correspondent SAYS that En-
peror William will attend the ma
nuuyrcs in Hungary, in September,
and will meet Emperor Francis Joseph.
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The Rlshops Kick.

Rio JANEIRo. April 3.-The Brazilian
Bishops will shortly issue a pastoral. re-
fuSing 10 consent TO the separation of
Church and State
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SUSPECTED FIENDs.
\ Man and Wife Believed to BE Guilty
ofWhOIesale Murder.

DENVER, Col, April 3.-Rawlins
county, Kansas, near the Colorado line,
is excited over the finding Of the body
OF a boy. named Chleboard. in an old
we'll Several other members Of the
Chleboard family have myStcriouSly
within the last few years, and it is now
thought they have all been murdered
by their relatives Grocian Chleboard
and his wife Mary have been arrested.
pending further investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
CLEARY KNOCKED OUT.

Ed. Smith. the Denver Pugilist, Does Him
in One Round.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-The Times
Democrats Hot Springs special says:
Mike Cleary was knocked out in the
first round by Ed. Smith, the Denver
champion, in a contest with four ounce
gloves tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
Won Their strike.

JOLIET. Ills. April 3.-The quarry
mems strike has been settled, the en-.
ployers having conceded the strikers
demands
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WHITE LEAD COMBINE.
Six Big New York Concerns Have Con-
solidated.

] sOluhtths
ALBANY, y. Y, April Six Of the
leading concerns manufacturing white
| lead in this State have consolidated and
to-day filed in the Office Of the Secretary
of State a certificate of consolidation
under the name of the National Lead
and Oil Company. Of New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

MENrm~. Tenn. April 3.-Captaln
samuel Stacker Lee, well known IN
marine circles. and "a brother OF Captain
James Lee. Jr.. died this morning. lie
was Vice President Of the Lee line OF
steamers
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ELOPED TO DEATH.
4 Canadian Wife Who Fled From Home to
be Drowned.

RIVER BEAUDETTE. QUE, March B.
On March 9Sth man named Belangei
tried TO elopc with Mrs. La Francois
another mans wife. Both were res
idcnts Of the town of LancaS
ter. While they were trying tC
to cross over to Port Louis on the ice
thev broke through and were drowned
in the south channel Of the 81. Law
renee river Their bodies have not been
recovered
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ATLANTIC TEA co.,
llO9 MARKET ST.
226I MARKET ST.

I3O :. Fourth 81. steubsnyille. Ohio.
Cor. Market 4 Fifth st-.. Past Liverpool. -.
I70 Front street, Marietta. Ohio.
03 Baltimore Street. Cumberland Nd
~ Market street. Parkersburg. W. Va
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SEND FOR CLUB ORDER CIRCULARS.

We Lead. Let Those Who Can Follow.
mrzlA-E FEA-uN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS,
The Election OF Russell, Democratic
Candidate, for Governor Conceded

The Election OF Russell, Democratic
Candidate, for Governor Conceded.
Boston, MASS, Nov. 5.-The Journal (rep. }
says this morning: The election in Massachu-
setts yesterday resulted in the choice Of Hon. ".
L. Russell, the democratic candidate for gov
ernor, but, thoegh the returns are not COM
plete, they do not indicate that his success car
ried with II the election of any OF the demo-
cratic candidates for other state Offices. In the
congressional districts also misfortune over
took the republicans several districts which
had been regarded as safe having been carried
by the democratic candidates.
The total vote OF the state for governor with
twelve places to be heard FROM is 2s2 500 OF
this aggregate Russell receives l39 9i7 Bracket
l2s962 and Blackmer 13,060 In the congress
slonai districts the certaintes at 3:30 a. m were:
FIRST district, Randall, rep; second. Morse, rep
third, Andrew. DEM; fourth, O'Neill dem ;
NTH, Hoar, dem. sixth, Lodge rep; seventh,
Cogswell, rep; eighth, Stevens, dem twelfth,
Crosby, dem.-four republicans and five demo-
Gratis The districts remaining were the ninth,
tenth and eleventh, and the results were In
doubt The ninth district is very close and
the oflclal hgures may be required to decide.
In the tenth Walker, rep, appears to be elected
In the eleventh Coolidge, dem, seems to be
elected on very close vote
HEAVY DEMOCRATIC GAINS
Three hundred and twenty seven towns and
cities Zone precinct lacking) give: Blackmer,
13,62s; Blackmer, l25,626; Russell, 1874 .272-
Russell's plurality s,646. The same places last
year gave Bracket 1928, Bracket I26 2S7.
Russell l16, ,707-Bracketts plurality $3.50. Net
democratic gain lS,226
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoSs
The tenth congressional district, with only
one precinct in the city of Worcester lacking.
gives J. II. Walker, rep, lO,7O7; C. r. Pratt,
DEM, l0,32s; Small. pro-. $685. The district in
1883 gave republican plurality of 1915.
The seventh congressional district gives VIM
Cogswell. rep, l2,5l2; ]. Ii. French, dem.,
lO,9Oo; Spalding, pro-, 673. Republican plu-
rallty, l,6l2; in 1888, 4,572.
The twelfth district John c. Crosby. dem.
IL, los; Francis Rockwell, rep, ll,7l2 Bascom,
pro-, Sl4. Democratic plurality, 1893; in 1885 a
republican plurality of 2,207.
In the ninth district Gambler rem. with
blackstone, Ashland. Northboro' and Lincoln
to hear from, has $50 plurality. Those towns
IN 1883 gave democratic plurality OF 2SI
This would indicate the election of Williams,
dem.
The eleventh district, with two towns missing
and allowing Spaulding the same plurality in
those two Wallace had in 1888, elects Coolidge.
DEM, by 166 plurality. With Williams and
Coolidge elected in the ninth and eleventh dis
tricts, as now seems probable, the democrats
have chosen six, gain of four.
Complete returns from the ninth district elec,
Williams, DEM, to Congress over Gambler. rep.,
by plurality of 1876
Walker, rep, is elected to Congress in he
tenth district by plurality Of Geo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05
He Fought Hard But Couldn't Over
come the Adverse Majority.
PECK CARRIES WISCONSIN.
William E. Russell Elected Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts.
PLURALITY ABOUT 5000.
MCKINLEY. Y.PROBABLY DEFEATED.
Figures Elect Warwick by 5OO-All the
Close Districts Lost.
afch4 46 rxIrI l..

Figures Elect Warwick by 5OO-All the
Close Districts Lost.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, Nov. s.
Reports from McKinleys district this morn
ing are quite different from those received last
night by the republican state committee. At
midnight the reports showed the most astound-
ing gains made everywhere by Mckinley and
portended his election by decisive plurality.
That these were not well founded is shown by
the fact that the state republican committee
has received no corroboration this morning.
while the democratic state committee has what
are claimed to be full reports from every
county in Mckinleys district, showing his de-
feat by about 500.
THE FIGURES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Holmes county gives a plurality Of 1000 for
Warwick. Wayne gives him plurality Of 400
Medina county gives Mckinley a plurality
OF 300, and Stark county plurality of 600 for
the same candidate. 1t will be seen that this
elects Warwick by 500.
No further reports are received from Foster Q
district, but he sends a telegram announcing
that he IL elected according to his best informa-
ton.
Later.-The democratic state committee has
just received a dispatch stating that Foster 10
defeated by Hare by 200 votes.
REPUBLICANS LOSE ALL CLOSE DISTRICTS.
The latest reports from the close Ohio dis
tricts are that Mckinley, Foster, Brigham, Poor
man, Lewis and Ashley, all republicans, are de-
feated. Foster telegraphs concedng the cleo
tion Of Hare by 100. II these reports are cor
rect, the next delegation from Ohio in the House
Will stand IA democrats and republicans II
may turn out that Ashley is elected.