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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

The country or Pultney township pre-
cinct OF Bellaire gave the following
vote: Mckinley, 206; Campbell, 267.
For Judge OF the Common Pleas court,
Hoti, Rep, 204; briggs. Dem, 2G6. For
State Senator, Nichols andSnydcr, Rep,
2C5; kennon and Jacknan, Dem, 26l.
Representative, Heinline. Rep, 202;
Myers, Dem, 263. Treasurer, Archer.
Rep, 200; Grouse, Dem, 25S. Commits
sioner,i bailey, Rep, 100; Murphy, Dem.
25S. lniirnary Director, Lodge, Rep,
205; Caldwell, Dem, 2Gl. Surveyor,
Bond, Rep, pol; Nicoll, Dem, POI.
First ward, Bcllaire: Mckinley, 1853;
Campbell, 20. Ilcinline, l54; Myers, 90.
Archer, 1856; Grouse, 90. Bailey, l53 /;
Murphy, "a. Lodge, Isl; Caldwell, 96.
Bond, l52; Nicoll, SO. Holt. l52; briggs,
9S. Nichol and Snyder, l52; Kennon
and Jackman, 9S.
Second ward: Mckinley, 40; Camp
bell, 267. Hof 1856: briggs 259. Nichol
l39; Snyder l3S; kennon 256; Jackman
253. Heinline no; Myers 255. Archer
Us; Grouse go. Bailey 1879; Murphy
256. Lodge 1877; Caldwell 25S. Bond
l59; Nicoll 257.
Third ward-McKinley, 1911; Camp
bell, POI. Holf, l72; briggs, PIG. Nichol,
l59: Snyder, IFS; Kcnnon, POS; Jack
man. 2O9. Archer, 205; Grouse, 1888;
Bailey, 49,; Murphy, 209. Lodge: III !;
Caldwell, 2l0. Heinline, IT'S; Myers, 2O9.
Fourth ward, total OF the two pre-
cincts: Mckinley, 267; Campbell, PSI.
Holt, 2i0; briggs, 227. Nichols, ESQ;
Snyder, 24S; kcnnon, 2l4; Jackman,
2l3. Heinlinc, 249; Myers, PIG. Archer,
30S; Grouse, l6l. Bailey, 242; Murphy,
PIG. Lodge, 246; Caldwell, 2l5.
Fifth ward: Mckinley, 2G5; Camp
bell, IN. Hof, 253; briggs, lS9; Mich
OILS, 252; kennon, l34. Snyder, 252;
Jackman, l54. Hcinline, 253; Myers,
l34. Archer, 264; Grouse, l2S Bailey,
254; Murphy, 1877. Lodge, 253; Cald-
well, 134.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


BosToS, MASS, Nov. 4.-l7l OF tho 205
precincts OF Boston give Allen 1857;
Russell 3O,795; Russclrs plurality,
1881.
Sixty towns give Allen O,992; Russell
6,6i0. The same towns last year gave
Brackett $50; Russell 5,Gi2, q net Re-
publican gain OF 5G4.
One hundred and ninety.onc precincts
out OF 205 in Boston give Russell Ais;
Allen 2l,lll; Russell's plurality l2,237.
This is within Ill OF Russcll's plurality
last year in tho whole city.
The returns from fifty country towns
show net Republican gain OF 7OS, or
IA per town over last year. On this
basis the Republican gain in tho 353
towns Of the state would be 4,942. Last
year Governor Russcll's pluralitics in
the state were 9,05S. Indications SO far
from the large cities arc that he has
held his pluralities OF last year, and
that he is elected by ut least 1000 plu-
rality. The balance OF the Republican
state ticket is undoubtedly elected.
As the returns OF only fifty towns are
now in, it is utterly impossible 10 give
any idea OF the complexion OF the lcgis-
lature.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, NEE, Nov. 3.-In spite OF the
fact that very light vote has been
polled, the election to-day has been the
most hotly contested OF any struggle
ever witnessed in Nebraska. The light
vote is due partly to the weather and
partly to the Australian ballot system
OF voting, which has proved cumbcr-
some. and especially in Omaha. where
there were ll9 candidates to be voted
for on the state, county AND city tickets.
The Democrats having no state ticket
in the field WAS another cause for the
light voting, 4 large number OF the old
time members OF that party refusing to
vote for either the Republican or hide
pendent Peoples candidates.
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IRISH NOMINATIONS.
Tho Formal Naming of tho Candidates Mt
Cork.

Tho Formal Naming of tho Candidates Mt
Cork.
CoHK, Nov. 3.-The formal nomina-
ton OF the candidates took place to-
day and proceeded quietly.
Mr.. O'Brien described the Boulogne
negotiations and denied the existence
OF an official record. He quoted letters
from Mr.. Parncll and others in order to
prove that Mr.. Parne!l's retirement was
meant to be permanent. Mr.. O'Brien
said that Mr.. Dillon and himself only
wentto Jail after eNhausting every effort
to effect reconciliation. Mr.. Red
mond and other Parnellitcs then sided
with him in trying to bring Mr.. Parnell
to reason. Mr.. Parnell Offered to retire
ii Mr.. O'Brien tool; the leadership, but
he (O'Brien) objected and suggested
Mr.. Dillon. Mr.. Parncll refused to as
sent to Mr.. Dillon. Afterward Mr.. Par
nell declared an agreement that If Mr..
Mccarthy obtained IRON Mr.. Gladstone
asuiiicient memorandum dealing with
the Irish questions he would retire
from the craftsmanship in favor OF Mr..
Dillon, with Mr.. Mccarthy as vice
chairman. The agreement contained
10 condition that the retirement OF Mr..
Parnell was to be temporary.
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a Romantic Marriage.

Special Dispdtch 10 he lnic;igencer.
MlcnsyILLr, O., Nov. 3.-Mr. Charles
3. Thompson, cashier OF tho Farmers
and Mechanics Bank at this place, and
Miss Nellie Thompson, daughter OF DR..
/. L. Thompson, an old and prominent
practitioner OF Cleveland, Ohio, were
quietly married in tho parlors OF the
Weddell House at the latter place last
Saturday afternoon. The parents OF
the bride opposed the match, SO the
lovers arranged place OF meeting and
were married rs above stated. The
only witnesses 10 tho ceremony were
Miss Mamie Thompson, sister OF the
groom and Mr.. 4. G. O'Neill, OF Wheel
ing, the head OF the well known firm OF
contractors, O'Ncill, Funk Il Co. The
newly married couple are expected to
arrive at their home here to-day. Mr..
Thompson is well known in Wheeling,
and his many friends there will shower
congratulations upon him.
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At Martins Ferry the vote at the
country precinct resulted in slight
gain i6r Mckinley. The vote in detail
was as follows:
Mckinley, l02. Campbell, 1884,, The
rest OF the Republican candidates on
the State ticket got 9S votes each, ex-
cept AIcNcal, for Dairy and. Food Com
missioner, who got 81. All OF the other
Democratic State candidates got l55.
The Prohibition ticket got two votes
throughout.
The taxation amendment received sc
votes to 2 against. The vote on the
county ticket was as follows: State
Senator, Nichoi, Rep, 9S: Snyder, Rep,
IS; kennon. DEM, l55; Jackson, Dem,
l5j. Representative, Hcinlinc, Rep,
80; Myers, DEM, 1oi. Treasurer,
Archer, Rep, 80; Grouse, Dem, l55.
Commissioner, Bailey, Rep, 90; MUIR
ply, DEM, 15S. Surveyor, Bond, Rep,
9S; Nichol, Dem, l55. Inlirmary Di-
rector. Lodge and Crawford, Rep, 9S;
Democratic, l55.
The First ward returns were not COM
plc,e, but Mckinley had twenty-one
majority on the entire count.
Second ward: Mckinley, 264; Camp
bell, ITO. Hofi, 232; briggs, ITO.
Nichols, 257; Kcnnon, l04; Snyder, 257 ;
Jnckman, l05. Hcinline, 25S; Myers,
1903. Archer, 262; Grouse, 107. Bailey,
2j5; Murphy, 105. Bond, o55; Nicoll,
lis. Lodge, 256; Caldwell, lii. Nc
Gumphrey, lG6. Fire alarm bonds, 200
I j
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KANSAS.
Tho Alliance Knocked Out-Rcpublica,
l:eEnin their Ground.

Tho Alliance Knocked On.-Rcpubl!cans
1:csnin their Ground.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 3.-Dispatchcs
from various counties in Kansas shows
tina. the Alliance did not hold its own
at to-day's election. The returns are
very slow in coming in and only II
counties OF the LOG in the state have
been heard from. These AZ counties
are scattered all over the state and
represent every political phase. In
only two OF them have tn, tho Alliance
made clean sweep.
Harper county always has been either
Union Labor or Alliance and Lynn was
strong Alliance county last year. The
counties show almost invariably Repub-
lican victories or Republican gains. In
the country the Republicans appear TO
have regained their foothold while in
the cities the Alliance has made slight
gains, but not enough to compensate
Them Tor their losses in the several
districts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

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bier smilingly went Cleveland $1,000
better, aud his face was a study for n
sphinx. Cleveland could no, stand the
pressure, and angrily throw down his
cards, while Schuyler llalscy, his face
cold as ice, but white rs n sheet, reached
out and scooped in the Jackpot, which
cash amounted TO just 3, 900. In the
excitement OF the moment, ms he drew
in the pot towards him. lialsey's cards
fell face up on the table Cleveland
sprang to his feet (hc was six feet four
inches in height, and fairlyyellcd:
'BluiIedv"
"Hascy had n pair OF trcys."
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ties. II so, It will be gain for the
Democrats OF three members in the
lower house. The Democrats elect six.
teen members without opposition, and
nine members from counties represented
BY Democrats in tho last Legislature.
For the Senate the Democrats elect
without opposition the members from
the Fourteenth and Twenty.iourth dis
tricts.
l:3O a. M.-The Democrats claim
every senatorial district In the state.
The Democrats will have ut least four
iltths OF the house. Two Alliance can
didatcs and one straight-out Rcpub.
lican have been elected to the house.
Tho Democrats will have large indie.
pendent working majority in tho next
legislature,
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BELMONT CoUSTY's VOTE.
Tho Result In tho Precincts on the Rlvoi
Front Indicates the Whole.

Tho Result In tho Precincts on the River
Front Indicates the Whole.
So far as can DO heard the result in
Belmont county shows Republican
gains. The taxation amendment has 4
heavy majority in the river townships,
while tho constitutional amendment
proposition is badly defeated, and 1t is
probable that this is sample OF the re-
suit all over the county. The vote in
detail was not obtainable till late last
night. 1t is given below.
The county has probably elected a
full Republican local ticket. The latest
returns accessible. before going to press
were that all the Republicans were safe,
while several, Archer especially, have
run away ahead. The county is be.
loved to have given Mckinley at least
500 majority.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Returns from l25
precincts, about quarter OF tho total,
would indicate Democratic victory in
tho local election, the figures thus
showing the Republican candidates
1000 to 100 behind their opponents.
The full vote in tho last county cleo
ton gave the Republicans the prize by
a plurality OF S97. As on that occasion,
the outlying precincts, which are heav-
lily Republican, may quite possibly
again turn the scale against the Demo-
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. S.-The Demo-
Gratis will have a majority in both
branches OF the legislature.
At political headquarters OF the Dem
ocrats it this city the claim is made
that Democratic senators have been
elected in Hudson, Hunterdon, Middle
sex and Sussex counties.
The Democrats also claim to have
elected forty assemblymen in the state.
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GALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROP.
BUILDING LOTS TOR SALE


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OMAHA, NEu., Nov. S.-Returns from
Nebraska up to l o'clock this morning
are very meagre.
Rough estimates made from the re-
turns at hand including those from
Omaha and Douglass counties, indicate
that Judge Post has carried the state
by ut least 5000 majority.
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Hrilgcpnrt.

In the first, or Bridgeport precinct,
Mckinley got 22S votes, Camp
bell 2l2; for representative, Heinline,
Republican, az, Myers, Democrat, l75.
kirkwood precinct: Mckinley o46,
Campbell l54; for representative,
Heinline, Republican, 255, Myers, Demo
crat, 100. Etnavillc precinct: McKini
ley l2S, Campbell SO; for representa-
tive, 1ieinline, Republican, 100, Myers,
Democrat 30 earEgE
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Gratis.


RICHMOND, Nov. S.-Returns indicate
q gain OF three members in the lower
house Tor the Democrats. The Demo-
Gratis elected 1G members without oppo-
sition. 50
Further returns indicate the election
OF the Democrats OF Brunswick, Din.
widdie, Prince George and Surray coun-
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MICHIGAN,

GRAND RAPIDS, MIcH., Nov. 3.-Esti-
mates based on returns thus far re-
ceivcd give the Republicans sweeping
victory here. Bellnap, Republican
candidate for tho Fifth congressional
district, will be returned by from 200
TO 1900 majority. The late Congress-
man Ford carried this district by 1900
last fall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nh, Nov. S.-Frank
Brown, Democrat candidate Tor gov
crnor, has majority OF between $4,000
and 10000 as figured Oh. at the Demo-
cratic headquarters.
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ST. PAUL, MISS., Now Sat mid.
night tonight the election Of Jolly
Rcp.) to Congress in South Dakota is
conceded. Scattering returns have been
received, but all reports point to Jolly's
election by good plurality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

MAETISsEuRo, W. Va, Nov. Sin the
contest in this city to-day for three
school commissioners AIessrs. sayles,
Dock and Barton were elected by majori-
ties ranging from $50 to 175.
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miles from here, savage fight occurred
between the Democrats and Rcpubli.
cans. Knives were drawn and Charles
White wus fatally stabbed. Fifteen
participants have been arrested and tho
officers are after more.
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Special Dipaten to The EntenigMcr
Richie G. H., W. Va, Nov. 3.-Con-
gresham Capehart, Fourth district, has
appointed Frank Marshall, OF Richie
county, cadet 10 West Point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

OMAHA, NEp., Nov. Sight precincts
OF Omaha give Bcmis rep for mayor
600 majority, with indications that he
carried the city by from 1000 to $500.
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COLORADO,

DENVER, Coll, Nov. S.-Partial re-
turns from Is precincts in the counties
out OF l5S give the straight Republican
ticket q majority OF 800.
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For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio. generally fair: winds becoming souther.
ly; slightly warmer BY Thursday.
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