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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
Foreign News.

PARIS, March 2.-The Figaro to-day &c.
nounces that @ ieen Victoria was 30 pleased
By the account ven her by the Empress
Frederick OF the respect and courtesy which
the latter was shown during her visit to
Paris that the Qleen has promised to stop
two days in Paris whsa she passes through
this city 5000, en- route to the south OF
France.
At meeting last night at which M.
Dsroulsde pres;d d, M Laisant made vio-
lint speech concluding with crying, Down
with the allies OF Germany"
Rome, March "A the Vatican 1t ls ss
serted that Signor Cfispi, late Prime Mir-
lister OF Italy, expec;s to return to power.
Slgnor Crisp is said to have insisted that
the Pope ought not to allow Catholics to
support the government at elections, and
promised that II he returns to power be will
make concessions to the Vatican.
Rome. March 2-Is Ia now asserted the
real object of the mission OF Prince Jerome
Napt leon, who 10 nov suffering from severe
illness iu this city, aud who ls reported to
have mads will disoWning Prince Victor
aud naming Pelncs Pos az the next heir, is
an endeavor to cooc.liate the Vatican With
the Cardinal.
CHRIsrIANA, March 2.-Mr. Steen has
accepted the tssk offered him by King Oscar
Of forming a new Norwegian cabinet in
place of tue cabinet whosa resignation was
accepted Feb. 26
DUBLIN, March Mr.. David sheey
and Mr.. John R en-, Irish members o; Parlla-
nent, both MoCsrihyites, attempted yester-
day 10 hold nesting ct B ,Ilinasloe. Tue
Supporters OF Mr.. Parn.l', however, we're In
tho - jority, and by h"oting at tbs Nc
C.rtbyne members the P+roeH.es campsi.-
ed their opponentS TO REM ,ca ih>if iotea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

To RELIEVE THE SUPREME CoUsT.-The
Gsneral Court bill which was adopted by
the House on Saturday, is the bill intro
duced bs Senator Evsrts and passed by the
Ssnate. As heretofore stated il progides
for the appointment in each circuit Of an nd
diuonal circuit jIdge and creates in each
circuit Circuit Court of Appeals to consist
of three Judges, OF whom two shall cooss'-
tute quorum. This court shall have final
iurisdicuon in some classes OF cases on
which appeals are now allowed to toe Ual-
ted States Supreme Court. Il is expected
By this bill to materially reduce the docket
Of the Supreme Court The bill now goes
to the President Tor his signature. Col. HUI
hs.d of Wheeling, expects the appointment
for the Fourth Da'rcs, which includes
Msry lard, tbs Two V-sginiss and the two
CarclinaP,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
TELEaRApHIC BREVITIES.

John A. Greeley. OF Ne w6uryport. Masp.,
brother OF Gen. a w. Greeley. of the U.
6. Signal Service, disd In Florida to-day.
Tho death of two peers and the deu+e
OF Sir Joseph William BszlieetIs, the en-
nent EcgIsh engineer, 10 Llrdon on Sstur.
day, is denied.
The sheriff has attached the property ia
Nav York belonging to joshua Hornsr acd
Company. of Baltimore, on claim for 50 500
in favor Of Theodore Haeblcr
Redseckei : -four and aw mill. operated
by Jacob Ressier, at Aberdeen, Daupha
county. Pn.. we're completely destroyed b.
fire early this morning Loss $40 coo
The river OF Yuma, Ariz ma. hes fallen 70
almost the level Of :hs water bstors the last
fl ,od. The stories OF great lose of life there
are uut.ue. Oie msn il go fsr knowl TO
have been drowned
A special from Taheqla Indian Teri.
tory, ssys: Ex Che; Bashy lead sEd Jo4a
Jordon, who have flu 90 as spectators in
the Cherokee outlet. have received letter
from the Interior Department insisting upon
their leaving the Cherokee strip.
The British STEAMER Chester arrived at
Ntw York this morning with the crew OF
the steamer Iowa which ran into feld OF
Ice and was cus through. The Chester
saved all WAC were on board. The I.wa
wa1 sinking rapidly when abandoned and 10
all probability she vert to the bottom six or
seven hours after her crew eft her.
As tho result OF the decline in The price OF silver
nosrly one hundred bars OF billion have been TAX
EN- from the Carson, New mint aad sent to China,
whore higher price prevail, 70. it than in Amer
lea.
Tie growing wheat crop in Inii nj his not I'M
derzone any material change and the prospect for
moro than an average crop is the most iattering
for several years.
Thos Baker, one OF the most desperate char
scters in the south, has been arrested in Amigo,
Wiz 1t is said that he has killed six men in
kentucky.
At Grays Station, KY, yesterday, Abner Mitch
ell killed John Woods, aud, il turn, was shot TO
death by john Ingle The cause was an old quarrel.
The American ship Vigilant. recently arrived
at Hong Kong from New York, lost six of her
crew while on the outward passage.
Dan Porter, the murderer of Ed xin D. Smith.
broke Jail at Quincy, Ill LAST night, and escaped.
FIRE at Indianapolis. Ind, last night caused =
los of from 100000 to $4,000
Bishop PsddOck's condition remains urcha, gcd
he is just alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
RR0m WASHINGTON.

Special Correspondence of the alexandria Gazette.
y aegIpa ron. y. o.. March g 1890.
The House lost Saturday night, contrary
to expectations. passed the Norfolk and
Western Railroad bill, which gives the road
referred to authority 10 cross the Potomac
rive, after it shall have constructed track
from Ri9ertou through the counties Of Fau-
alier. Loudoun snd Fairfax, thus cutlitg IF
Aiexandsis. yo-Gay it passed bill allow
log the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad to
cross the Potomac above GEORGETOWN go as
to connect wi tbs Virginia Midland Rail-
road at Fairfax Station, ALEC cutting 1T AL
exendris. Tae latter bill has passed both
houses aud now only needs the Presidents
signature to become Law. The former. as
jt was amended in the House, has DOW 10 90
through the Senate e2aio.
Il Ia said to-day that the republican mem
aers OF the House will Introduce resolution
for 9 vote OF thanks to Mr.. Speaker Red !,
and that the democrats will vote against IL
10 mGn. TIE Virginia democratic COT
gressmep say the Speaker has given Gan.
Lee more recognition than aoy other repre-
sentative ffou their State, and Gen. Lee
says be has given him none.
The rumor that the republicans In the
Senate wilt evail themselves Of the opportu-
nifty afford d by the recent death Of two OF
their democratic colleagues to pase the Forcs
bill, Is without the slightest fonudal ion.
Tne most important change made By the
Senate committee 10 the general deficiency
hill re ported today was the addition of the
French spoiisticn claims carrying an apprc-
pr!atiop OF 81 S04 095. with pyoVtso that 10
case Of bankruptcy OF the original sufferers
the awards shall De made on behalf OF the
next of kin instead OF the sssgnees.
Just rs it appeared that final agreement
had bsen reached By the conferrees on the
copyright bill, new complication arose,
aud The fate Of the MEASURE is still uncertain.
The amendment of the Sherman amend
ment proposed by the Senate conferrsee, was
found to be unacceptable 10 the House man
sgers, who now insist on the abandonment
of that entire provision.
As tbs postal suosids bill put the money
appropriated bS thu. nil at ths disposal of
Postmaster General Wanamaksr. 1t is not
supposed that the Pac'fc mail line will get
ar7 of Il, as Mr.. Jay 9ould's son s president
of that line, and rs air. Gond successfully
opposed Mr.. WanaElaser's postal Telegraph
scheme.
The House to-lsy passed bill for su,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

THE u. s. Senators though on pleasure
bsrt always have frugal mind respecting
,hsir own Individual expenses. They ias'
weak Increased the salaries OF their clerke
nearly ell Of whon are either their sons, re-
latiyes or wives, and also provided for
GUNNER trip to Alaska for one OF their ccm-
nIttees. but all, it must be- remembered,
at the exnsnss OF the poor people OF the
country, On whose necessaries of life they
,isd previously imposed additional taxa
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

"PucK" MEYERS ASHES "A committee
of four from the Staten Island Sohue!zsn
Corps. appointed to carry out the request OF
Henry Meyer, proprietor OF the Puck Hotel
ct Pert Richmond, that his ashes be eoatter
ed to The winds from the top CT the statue
Of Liberty on Bedloe's Island. fulfilled their
mission yesterday. Wheu the top of the
pedestal %as reached by the &C mmittee the
metal urn contsriog the sshes Of Meyer WAS
opened and each comnittee mau put q por-
ton Of The contents, which weighed about
four ponds, into paper bag, The deleea-
tion then climbed the esircsss leading 20
the crown OF the statue. whers brief ea
dress was made BIZ the master of ceremonies.
after which the four comut!esmen, each
holding one OF the bags containing the aches
in bis right hand, pronounced these words
together Here goes the las. of Puck hley-
err. Happy days" and then scattered the
sshes to the four Winds The ceremony was
concluded By the opening of two bottles o..
champagne and the drinking to the bealsh
of PUCK" Never.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

ACCORDING &c tbs csrsas reiuras the in
crease of the negro population in the Sou.a
duti1g the last ten years vas much ess than
i. vas du.ing the previous decade. Asthere
vas 10 reason for such difference, tha sug-
ges;ion is only natural that 1t did not aciu-
ally exist, aud wss made to appear 30 by
the ceasua Lu.esu il order to decrease con-
g.essioual and Presidential electoral repre-
eentation from the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

THE one hundredth Anniversary CT the
Death of John Wesley was observed in al
TIE Methodist churches yesterday. Popular
b.ief 70 the contrary notwithstanding, Wes-
ley never considered himself outside TIE
gale CT tbs Episcopal Church, never desired
10 be ecparated from ii, aud wrote ard pnt-
iished twelve yessoos why he should remain
in 1t. But the Episcopal churches were
cIosei nqsinst him all the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

The PEOPLE of the whole county, 'fre
sDective of political utilization, should be es-
pecialy grateful to the late o. {. Senators
Wilson and Hearst for not dying before tue
vote 90 the Force bill, for jast as sure a.
thew are now dead, so sure you'll that Dill
now be law if they had died before the
vote on it was taken. While the bill was
pending, seuator Eearst, than on his dSiDe
bed, asked if his death would expedite Its
passage, and beirg answered atirmatlVe's'
RESPONDED. then i shall not die get.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

CARDINAL GIBBONS, In his Lentec sermon
at Baltimore yesterday took strong ground
against divorce, and ag'inst the growing
tendency Of females 10 the North to unssx
themselves by appearing ss public epehkere
aud by taking active parts ia politics. TIE
Cardinals wise exampleshouldb be followedby
ell other preachers In tbe No,th fortunate
ly for tie South. there is no need for such
sermons in this section
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
= T. E K A N D r I A. V
MONDAY eysRlaa, MARCH 2.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has just appointe

PRESIDENT HARRISON has just appointed
q nsgro resident OF Jscksor, Miss, postmas'
ssr a. Vick5burg, 10 ths same State. against
the urgent protests of the white citizens cs
the latter city OF both political parties. Aud
vet Mr.. Harrison, soon after his insugurs-
zion, said ne would not Ike to have negro
postmaster at his own home, and would not
impose upon others what he himseh o's-
liked, and also that he would appoint DO
nan to Ice in the South who was not the
representative of the thrift, intelligence arc
respectabi!lty Of the people of his neighcol-
brn6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

Frederick L Ames, ct s25 600 COO. is reck-
oned the richest man in Boston, and bic
cousin, ez-Gcverno. Anes, son o: O.kes
Ames, is worth $40 0C0 O00 The founder Of
their fortunes vas the graEdfatber, Oliver
kmes, vho accumulated wealth in tbs shog.
Ell making husaess-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

ALL THE republican congressman from The
Pacific States voted for the shipping subsidy
bill, In order, as they 5aid, to benefit Amer'-
can sailors. among ether equally az 81 ur;ous
reasons. And yet nothing lis better known
than the fact that nearly sill the sailors who
come to OF sail from the ports of the States
referred to age poorly paid Chinese end Ma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

An article ehown mp ss fraud must lose
favor with the public, saIvation OIL has
been shown to be g9nuin e and good prep
arstion. 25 eta.
Your life Is in danger when you allow q
severe cough or cold to 60 unchecked. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is cheap. harmless and
reliable remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

Gar. n. p. Banks is but ehsdo1 OF what
he was fifteen years ego. His face is thin,
aud though he still carries himself with
some Of his old timo erecsnes5. bis manner
Il hat of man wao llve5 Ia the past. Hls
hair and mustache ere snoH white.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

About twenty years ego The japanese
author Kioyte Bakin completed a move!
upon which be had been at work for thirty
eight years Il comprises LOG volumes, aud
is said to illustrate all classes OF Japanese
societY end lie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

Oae block of real estate owned by Q isen
Victoria ia the most valuable in the British
klnedom l. ia in London, and includes
bosh sides of the Quadrant and Reqent
street ffcn Piooadiliy circus 10 Oxford
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
A Safe Investment,

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

"Oace upon miAsight dreary,' while
sufsris ieom an sh am,nshia irhleFzi, 1
took /, Into u,y aesd to Try Sans Ce-
tarrh Cure; snd 10 u en'y minutes nms
wss rs;ieovt.
e.. ,i2hG ,sluS II e 49, n'sco IS
ailhoa dnaa. D.. Bus a.ag Sy;ao the
re rem dy far hs 5iss "h.iaisetn;ng. Cn!s
IS c.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

Tso iranfs, Wild more nerve thsa rs lel
sueh tn" b Gag snd West Michigan rii!-
road FIR juf!ss received while they w5.e
s.eai:as riJe he road won.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
LOST.

7 OsT- On Friday afternoon, on King street.
IL between Pitt and Fairfax street, a PAIR OF
GOLD SPECTACLES in a leather case. The fl ID
will be rewarded by returning the same to No.
100 g, nth Fairfax street. feb2S 3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
WANTS.

WANTED
TWO BOYS
to work in smiths shop at III Pitt street.
feb2S st SUMMERS & BRO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
Not Republican in sight so far as Heard
From

RICHMOND, VA, November 3.-No
county in the State as far as heard from
shows the election of Republican or an
Independent.
The returns indicate the election of
the Democrats of Brunswick, Dinwid-
die, Prince George and Surrey counties.
If so, it will be gain for the Demo-
Gratis of six members in the Lower
House. The Democrats elects sixteen
members without opposition, and nine
members from counties represented by
Democrats in the last Legislature.
For the Senete, the Democrats elect
without opposition the members from
the Fourteenth and Twenty-fourth dis
triCtS.
About three-quarters Of the State
heard from shows that 16 Senatorial
districts have elected Democrats, with
four districts to hear from. This, with
the 10 Democrats who held over, makes
the Senate stand SIS Democrats to Re-
publican, who holds over. The Demo-
Gratis will have more than two-thirds
majority in the next Legislature.
1870 A. M.-The Democrats claim every
Senatorial district in the State.
The Democrats will have at least
four-ffths of the House. Two Alliance
car dilates and one straight out Repub-
liCan have been elected to the House.
The Democrats will have large in
working majory in the next
Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04


hours late.. Neither Of the State Com
mittees had received information Of a
private character which they consider
OF any Importance as showing the drift.
Campbell did not come to his Office
till after ten O'clock and said he had
really heard nothing as yet, though he
was expecting information from various
points at late hour.
At IL D. m, Chairman Hahn, on the
meagre returns received, claimed Nc
Kinley's plurality would be about 20, 900
in the State. At the same hour Cover
nor Campbell said it was too early to
make an estimate, though he felt conf
dent as to the vote In Cincinnati and
Hamilton county did not show the Re-
publican increase which had been
claimed.
Campbell has telegram from Canton,
McKinley's home, saying six precincts
show Democratic gain OF Sc, and two
wards in Middletown, Butler county,
show Democratic gain OF 72.
Thirty-seven of the 1876 precincts In
Cleveland give Campbell 4,764 and Nc
Kinley 4,172. These are mostly from
down town Democratic wards.
The Republicans make net gain OF
SO in Wellington and 13 in Gargetts-
VILE. Oberlin gives Mckinley 542 plu-
rality, net Republican gain ot7o.
The indications are that the Republi-
cans gain representatives in the coun-
ties OF Hancock, Paulding and Hardin,
all OF which returned Democrats two
years ago.
When 423 precincts in Ohio outside os
Cincinnati had been heard from the Re-
publican net gain was 1,775. The Pro-
hibtion vote In these precincts fell be-
low that of last year 7O5, while the gain
Of the Peoples party over last years
vote was 1,247.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
ISG NEW YORK ~TIsESo
''' Assured That Y,ox.r -.

eu That Flower Is flectad nv
'@,e. ILL.,. at Least IS.eOO.
Wv. .',S2raa' %sa' 20 tas R41ssfsr.
|eIo,,. ioRG, November S.AAt 10
Fows., 'he Indications are Aat Mr.
vs, plurality below the Narlem
Epes Caat IS, including NewAYork
|i.l no :. queens and Richmond coAnties
b, 5ons 5Or.s from the State received Sp to
kjtv ~ seem toindicate Fassett'Anlp-
Farsr1 u the IS counties beyond the
10 sua a. liver will be not far from H.
|sure I ~ Is more likely to fall below his
Bin o Soa9 to exceed it. Flowers Ias
/ 5000 osot to be in the neighborhosd
New YORK TIMES.
Va ATSs Tns Republican Congressman.
" cn.owS, N. Y, November 81
kcrress s, ,s, Republican, is elected to
Of the Twenty-second district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
In Hamilton County.

CINCINNATI, November 4.-The polit-
ical clubs adjourned at l o'clock salts
fled they would have to await the pa
tient work of the Industrious clerks and
newspaper men to ascertain the exact
result in Hamilton county.
The last report received at clubs
showed In 1876 precincts In Hamilton
County a Democratic gain OF 1883,
which, upon the assumption OF con-
tinuance OF the same ratio, would In
dicate plurality for Mckinley OF 5000.
The Blaine Club. which has been ex-
amining the Legislature ticket, esti-
mates that the entire Legislative ticket
of the Republicans will be elected by
from 1000 to 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
MAY BE A TIE
In the New York Senate-The Very Latest
Returns.

New YORK, November As a. NJ
One thousand six hundred and nineteen
election districts in New York STATE
outside of New York and Kings coun-
ties. give Flower 177,6s6; Fassett,
100 OCO. The same districts III
1888 gave Hill 19T,S24, Miller 24Z = -.
The /, ,734 districts outside ot New fork
and Kings county mot yet heard rom
gave in 1888, Hill 201, ,e54, Miller 2:o,
915. Miller thus had in these distrlclS
plurality OF 19,G6l. -,
The returns received by the Associ-
ated Press up to this hour indicate that
the New York Senate will be as foilows'
Democrats 16, Republicans 10. Inc
total city vote on Lieutenant Governor
shows that Sheehan falls behind Flower
z oS0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
IN PHILADELPHIA.
A Very Vigorous Campaign by Both Par
ties-An Republican.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The
closing of the polls at seven o'clock
this evening marked the termination of
one of the sharpest and most spirited
campaigns ever fought in this city be-
tween the two great parties.
On the partoi the Democrats the is
sue has seen confined to local causes,
the malfeasance aud embellishments OF
ex-City TreauUrer Bardsley and the
scandals in connection with the fiscal
administration of two of the most i'm
portant State offices furnishing them
with the text upon which they fought
the campaign.
Both parties were so sharply on the
outlook for fraud that but little illegal
voting was attempted. The day wasre-
markably quiet. For the first time in
the history of the pelice department,
not single crime was reported.
At 1:15 n. M, this city complete,
gives Gregg, Republican, for Auditor
General, l02, ,13O; Wright, Democrat,
State Treasurer, T3,625; Republican
majority, 2s,505; McCreary. Republican,
forTreasurer, 2O,e95 IN siority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
Z JEFrERsoN COUNTY

Goes Republican and Shows Gain for
Mckinley.
Special Telegram to the Rs0sstsr.
STEUBENvILLE, O., November a.
With all the city In except one precinct
the estimated majority Of Mckinley will
be 517, Republican gain OF 130 over
Campbell two years ago, when the Re-
publican majority was 3l7. No returns
of any account have been received from
the county outside of the city, although
it is believed the entire Republican
county ticket is elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
THE NEW YORK "sUN"
Give. Flower "a. 900 as a Safe Estlmas

Gives Flower $4,000 as Safe Estimate
SDeetoI TsE>crGm 10 the Rs0istr.
NEW YORK, November 3.-Flower
carries the State of New York by 25'-
900 or upwards.
He has $4,000 majority in New
York City and $4,000 or 14,ooo in
Brooklyn.
The Democrats make clean sweep
on the local tickets in both citles'
Chopin is selected TO Congress and Boouy'
Democrat, elected Mayor OF BROOKLYN
THE Sun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
Both Claim 1t.

DIES MONIES, IA, November Both
committees here claim the election OF
Governor. Chairman Mack, OF the Re
publican Committee, said: "Returns
are very incomplete, but careful esti-
mate places Wheeler's plurality at from
$500 to 5000. Later precincts, be-
lieve, will show greater Republican
gains as they will be from country dis
fricfsN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
BOTH QUAYIZED.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Go Back to
the Republicans
MAJOR M'KINLEY HAS 1900,
Chairman Eeal Gives Up The State and Concsdss tho
Election Of . Republican Lsgislsturs-rhsy
Cont 0bjsc. 10 Thieves in Penn
ylvauia
s0eaoI T.leorou to The Reotstsr.

SpseioI telegram to the Reotstsr.
COLUMBUS, O. November 4-4:50 a. md
Indications are that Mckinley is
elected bv 1,eoo or more. The Legisla-
ture is Republican.
Single handed and with no money
Ohio Democracy could not down all the
monopolies and wealth Of the country
fitted against them.
JAMES E. NEALE, Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
Democrats Gets Colum bus.

COLUMBUS, O., November 3.-The
Democrats have carried Columbus aud
Franklin county by majority Of from
1.2OO TO 1,500 and elected their entire
ticket. with the exception OF Walcott,
Republican, for the Legislature, who
will have a plurality of about 300.