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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-03
a DEMOCRATIC FORECAST

OF the Vote In Ponnsylvanin-Tlc "Timcs"
Predicts Democratic Success.
Special Dispatch TO the IntsHigeaccr.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-The political
campaign in Pennsylvania has been un-
usually active this year and is in many
respects q peculiar one. The Barlslcy
robbery OF the city and state money
would have had little effect on the poll
tics OF the state were it not for the re-
cent exposures in almost every depart
lnent OF state and city government.
These disclosures more than justified
the governor in calling an extra session
OF the Senate TO try the auditor general
and state treasurer for malfeasancc in
office. The Republican party leaders
have succeeded in obtaining q postpone
ment OF the decision OF the Senate until
after election, which is in itself con-
fcssion of the guilt OF tho accused Off
cials. These developments, together
with tho evidence which. has in
dicted FIVE mercantile appraisers OF
tins city, and other developments COM
ing up from almost every side, has
pnralvzcd 4 large class OF Republican
voters, and everything now points to =
small Republican vote. Tho Rcpubli-
can vote is likely 10 iall of to larger
extent than usual. even in m of year,
and tho confidence OF success that in
spires the Democrats is likely to make
their vote unusually large. The disaf-
fection in the Republican ranks is Chief
ly among tho more conservative mem
bers. How largo this number is it is
difficult to determine. They are to be
seen il ovcry district in the State and
in every ward in the city, and will
probably reduce tho Republican vote
5000, whilc tho Democrats, on tho
othe. hand, will be likely to increase
their vote like figure. The success OF
A. i. 1ildcn, tho Democratic candidate
for state treasurer, is generally con-
ceeded by from 10000 10 $1,000 MAORI
ty, and everything points to tho cleo
ton OF Bobert L. Wright. Democrat, to
the auditor Sencralship, by from TO-
0G0 20 1900 majority.
The TIMES iDcm.N
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IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Tho Chances Seem About Even According
tOn Conservative View.

Tfo Chances Sccm About Even According
ton Conservative Tlow.
BosroS, MASS, Oct. 2.-Thc election
tomorrow is for governor and other
state officers and executive council and
legislature. Two amendments to tho
constitution are also to be voted on, one
abolishing the poll tax rs u prc-requi-
site for voting and tho other making n
majority OF members quorum in each
branch OF the legislature. There are
lvo tickets in tho field for state officers,
Republican,, Democrat, Prohibition,
Peoples and Socialist.
The campaign has been one OF the
most vigorous ever fought in Massa-
chusetts. This year national issues
have been made 10 play an important
part in the contest, and Governor Rus
sell, instead of antagonizing anybody,
has made very satisfactory admins
tration, and is SO universally liked that
his name has been frequently applauded
at Republican rallies. Tho Republicans
depend for success upon their ability to
get out the reserve vote in the country
districts.
Betting rs between Russell and Allen
is about oven, and in view OF the for
mer's popularity the general growth of
tho Democratic party in the state and
the equally steady drift in favor OF
lower tariffs the chances seem about
even,
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NEBRASKA OUTLOOK.
a Peculiar rSituatiuu-The Democrats
T,,

a Pouuliar Situatiou-Thc Democrats Not
LINCOLN, NEE, Nov. 2,-Greatintercst
is felt in the election in this state to-
morrow; not bccause OF the high offices
at stake, for only supreme judge and
regents OF tho university are to be
elected, but because it is to determine
whether or not the Farmers Alliance,
or Independent party, is to gain
political supremacy in Nebraska. In
ono respect Nebraska this year presents
= situation without parallel in the past
thirty or forty years OF the Nations his.
tory. The Democratic party is without
candidates and Is allowing the state to
90 by default. This is all the more re.
markab!e when it is remembered
that but one year ego their candidate
was elected Governor OF the state and
was only deprived OF his high office on
the grounds OF decentralization. The
present action OF the Democratic party
is due TO the refusal OF their nominee
for supreme judge to make the race,
whcrcupon their candidates for regents
were alike withdrawn and the field left
to the Republicans, Independents and
pro!ibi.ionists.
Tho campaign has been entirely and
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IN NEW YORK.
a Conservative View of tho Situation Up
to Lnst Sicht

Conservative Wow of tho Situation Up
to Last Night.
NEW YORK, Nov. o.-The canvass in
New York State is closed, and it only
remains now to await tho verdict OF the
polls. No moro active campaign has
been made in this State since the last
presidential contest. Tho Prohibition
lists and the Socialists contented them
selves with making nominations, but
tho Democratic and Republican leaders,
over since their State tickets wcrc
named, have been laboring for success
with unrcmitting zeal and enthusiasm.
Their orators have been constantly OH
the stump, and every inch OF ground
has been contested with an ardor born
of the conviction that success or defeat
carries with it an influence potent for
good or evil in the national campaign
OF 1852.
Us. Fassett, tho Republican caudi-
date for governor, has developed tighL-
Ing qualities OF the first order. He has
spoken in almost every county ard i'll
all tho chief cities. Tho kcy-notc on
which lie has rung all tho changes has
been that the Tammany tiger must be
slain in his lair. and that the vicious in
llucncc OF Tammany Hall, which, hav-
ing the city OF New York at its feet,
seeks to conquer the state and nation in
turn, must be overthrown and the en-
dangercl liberties OF the people pre-
served by returning tho Republican
party to power.
The Democratic war cry has been that
Platt and his tool Fasse,t were chiefly
responsible for the failure OF New York
city to capture the Worlds iair, and
that the party they represent should
therefore be Disciplined by defeat.
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OF NATIONAL INTEREST.
Six Congressional Vacancies Arc to Il
Filled To-day. -

Six Congressional Vacancies Arc to Hc
Filled To-day. --
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2.-Six con-
gressmen will be chosen in tho elections
that take place tomorrow, Thrco Of
the former incumbcnts were Republi-
cans and three were Democrats. Four
of the six vacancies arc in tho state OF
Now York. In the Second New York
district David a. Boody, Democrat, re-
signed to accept nomination for mayor
Of Brooklyn. Tho candidates for his
seat are cx-Nlayor Alfred G. Chaplin,
Democrat, and Henry Bristow, Rcpub-
lican. In the Tenth New York. vacated
by the death OF General Spinola, DEM
ocrat, the candidates are W. Bourkc
Cochran, Democrat, James &. Town
send, Republican, and John Hauser,
Social Labor. In the Twelfth New York,
resigned by Mr.. Flower, Democrat, who
wished to stand for governor, the can
didatcs are William McMichacl, Rcpub.
lican, Joseph J. Little, Democrat, John
J. Flick, Social Labor, and David De-
Venncv, County Democrat.
In the Twenty-sccond New York /.
W. Russell. Republican, resigned to ac-
cepta judicial appointment. The can
didates are General n. NJ. Curtis, OF St.
Lawrence county, Republican, and Will
Der T. Porter, Of jefferson county, Dem
ocrat. The Fifth Michigan district is
to choose successor to the late Mel
bourne II. Ford. resigned. The candi-
dates are John S. Lawrence. Democrat,
and Charles i. Delxnap. Republican,
owing TO the death OF John R. Gamble,
Republican. There is also vacancy in
the Second district OF South Dakota.
The candidates are John L. Jolley, Re-
publican; J. NJ. Woods, Democrat, and
Henry W. Smith, Independent.
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Tho Eost0n Globes Forecast.

sptCIU DtSfGtCH ~ HIc IH'CEiJcNccf.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. Gov. Russell,
tho brilliant and popular young Demo-
crat, will be reelected by 4 handsome
increased plurality over the 5000 that
he had last year. While our Republi-
can friends boastfully claim that their
candidate, Col. Allen, will be elected by
Nh overwhelming plurality, there is
nothing in the signs to indicate that the
old timc party will be able TO gather to-
gcther the deserving element OF Its
strength OF former years, for the able
tariff arguments OF the Democrats have
won over thousands Of voters. The to-
tai vote OF Massachusetts bids fair to be
the largest vote ever cast and will ex-
ceed $4,000. The prohibitionists may
poll $4,000, and we look forwa I'd to 1885,
600 Democratic votes as against l43,0
ior the Republicans.
TIE GLOBE (Dcm.)
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The Iowa Registers Forecast.

hVt''NA A'S.''tN"' W "'S <'"ttt'!tHttF'
DEs MONIES, IA, Nov. o.-Rcpublicans
confidently expect to elect their whole
state ticket tomorrow. The campaign
made by them has been one OF tho most
vigorously, rs well as the most thorough
ever made. As q result OF the canvas
mn unusually large Republican vote
will be pollcd. The Farmers Alliance
vote viii not be large. The Rcpuhi-
cans anticipated the movement by put
ting in nomination farmers for governor
ard lieutenant governor. This vote
will probably not exceed 15,G00 votes,
and in many counties it will
be largely drawn from the Democratic
party. Tho anii-prohibition Rcpublicans
elected Boics two years ago. This year
most OF thcm will vote for the straight
Republican ticket, The Democratic
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DENVER, COL, Nov. 2.-The state
campaign closed hero tonight with a
great Democratic rally at tho Coliseum
Hall. The campaign has been quiet
one and there arc no state officials to be
elected except u chief justice OF the
supreme court. The Australian ballot
system will be put into effect for the
first time in Colorado.
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inlttcG.
S9't'c' D'9G'ch to "a iateli;gcncer.
CoLrNDrs, O., Nov. 2.-.Ohio is claimed
BY bota parties tonight, the chairmcn
%'vIag Ihc;r figures with seeming con.
LGence.
chairman Hahn aays he has no rcas-
On 10 change his figures from lost
week. These Gro that NIcliinley's plura-
NY will be iiom nineteen to twcn:y-oae
thousand; thu: nineteen or twcnty-one
senators and Us representatives Will be
r eNalrmSa Neal claims the State ior
taMp6cll Oy eleven thousand and n
majority on the joint ballot ou.side OF
headquarters. Tho icciiDy amcnu con-
SierEatiyc Republicans is tha, McKiu-
.Sys plurality will not he less than
we've thousand. Conservative Domo-
os o,ai5 IS nave very little hopes ior anything
On The State ticket.
Gy A"ocia'ci pfes,
eNLuMDrs, O., Oct. 2.-Ncycr since tho
In T"t mas i campaign been wa.ed in tho
nutTScye state which has attracted so
sa s,,"vh general interest, which has been
sn tNcius!yely devoted to National is-
,nts rs the one which draws 10 close
so'his4t. From the beginning to tho
giants" $500 D''ss'o W.. " 'i'c
r., lhe outlook is no. easy 10 determine,
n lug opposition to Governor Campbell
Inns ' n!s own party was so pronounced
SsT SS"ITfe his nomination that Republicans
s,, .i%u no thought OF the possibility OF his
SVs! S"eseSs. and they place Mckinley's
r"!gs'ty at from 10000 upwards. But
yoioa " me e campaign has progressed the
,o,,S ,onSe Oh opposition has been stiNed. It
1eiinains 4 problem that can onlv be
'oIed DYED by the election returns.
aa his official capacity Governor
TSSaiphe'l denounced certain local
i,sal??Srstic n, officials and leaders in
r"n'lI,on o"n., county and in tho fight that
,"mal. v,sueu IN tho courts, the governor was
,"hl nTss'el and the men whom he declared
iyE ;ype nnlitso hold office were roinstate,l.
,,,!i mmeh Governor Campbell was nomi.
EE%.yu, E,.u, 1t was freely asserted that Nc.
i. S.T!.ey would carry Hamilton county
~ K. rom 5000 to 10000. These figures
H. H., 'ie reasons given above, arc moli.
~ ouI y conservative catimatc still
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a CLEVELAND FORECAST.
0Ickinicy's Majority WIN bc Sure nm

Mchinicy's Majority VIII bc Sure and
Safe.
Special Dhpatch 10 he IRteAigercer
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 2.-There is no
reason why the Republicans should not
carry Ohio tomorrow by at least the
normal plurality OF from $4,000 to $4,000.
There is no personal objection on tho
part OF Republicans to Mckinley, who
has made maguifcen. campaign,
speaking everywhere to large and en-
thusiastic audiences. On the other
hand there was tho most bitter oppo-
sition to Campbell in advance OF his
denomination, and tho disaiTcction is
still apparent in all sections of'the state
tho most noticeable in Hamilton
county, where many Democrats will
vote for the Peoples party candidate,
thus increasing Mckinley's plurality,
which will be from $4,000 10 25,000
The legislature will be Republican in
both branches by safe ma forty. The
Peoples party is likely to poll its hcav-
lest in cities, and tho Democrats will
lose more on that account than the Re-
publicans. TIE LEADER (Rep.).
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DEs MoiSgs, Iowa., Nov. o,-Republi-
cans OF Iowa have made the most ener-
gctic and efficient contest in the history
OF the State, and Hro confident that
thoy will elect their entire State ticket
by u plurality OF about 10000 votes, and
also elect majority OF both branches
Of legislature. Tho plurality named is
based on conservative reports received
from l!fty.four counties, and private ad-
yiCe5 received by Iowa State Register,
!. s. CLARKsoS,
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!. A Republican Estimntc,

Special Dispatch 10 The Ir:diigencer.
New York, Nov. 2.-The Pres tRep.)
publishes carefully prepared table OF
estimates OF majoritics by counties,
from which it figures that Fassctt, Re-
publican candidate Tor governor, will
carry the entire State by 1850 plurali-
ty. In the table it estimates that
Flower, the Democratic candidate, will
receive $1,000 plurality IN New York
City
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KANSAS ELECTION.
The Interest Will Centre in the Alliance.
Only Local Issues Involved.

The Interest VIII Centre In the Alliance.
Only Local Issues Involved.
TOPEKA, Nov. 2.-Thc election in Kan
sas this year is not irausht with the
general interest that the politics OF the
mercurial status usually inspires. Not
only is it an of year election, but it is
IN election at which not even will be
chosen single state officer. Yet it
must not be understood that it is an
election which is without interest with
in the state. Both OF the leading par
ties arc making determined effort to
break the strength and stunt the growth
OF the Farmers Alliance party. Par
ticularly is that true OF the Republican
party, but in some localities the Demo
Gratis, as the minority party, have
thought it expedicnt TO effect iusions
with the farmers party.
With the exception OF nine district
judges the campaign is purely local,
confined to the election OF county off,
GERS, but both state central committees
have been daily sending out q score Of
speakers into every nook and corner OF
the state. The Republicans feel that it
is = question of supreme Importance
that they should carry many OF tho
county elections, and thus say to the
east and to tho entiro nation that the
state OF Kansas is once moro safely in
the Republicans hands.
The particular interest in this cleo
ton, therefore, is in the strength that
will bo developed by the Peoples
pacty--a party that swept the state 4
year ago and that hopes to deliver the
vote OF the state for q third party presi-
Dental candidate in. the electoral col
lege next year.
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a Conservative yl,w.

P!rTsnURGn, Nov. 2.-TNe State cam.
paign just closing has been rather quiet.
Being an oil year no unusual efforts
have been made and larger vote is not
anticipated. The candidates to 30 vote:
for are auditor general and state treas.
urer, Tho Republicans are claiming the
election OF their ticket by the usual of
year majority, while the Democrats
imbucl with the success Of last year
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MARYLAND.
a Full State Tickctto Bc Elected With the
Usual Result.

# eSu.il NcaH't.
BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov. 2.-Evcry cleo
tive officer in Maryland, from governor
down to and including the very least
will be voted for on Tuesday. All men
OF ali parties conccdc the election OF
Frank Brown (Dcmocrat) for governor.
The best that even the sponsors for his
opponent (HIr. Van Mort, Republican,
ever claimed, was that he would reduce
the Democratic majority. Fifteen thous.
and majority is claimed for Mr.. Brown.
The election OF Mr.. Brown by u large
majority is interpreted to mean the
election Of the entire Democratic state
ticket. The legislature is regarded as
surely saio for the reelection OF United
States Senator German. In such event
4 aDcmocrat will succeed Senator Will
son, who died shortly before the ad-
journment OF the last Congress.
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov 2.-Tho election
contest in this State tomorrow is for
tho purpose OF selecting the entire
House Of Delegates, consisting Of 100
members, and twenty OF tho Senate.
There is no State question involved and
tho Republicans us n party havo not
placed candidates in tho field. The
Democratic candidates in the main are
Alliance men. They are simply known
to the party as Democrats.
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Editor Ayers Predicts G,OOO Republican
Majority.

BosToS, Nov. 2.-The mckinley
prices" fake elected Russell last year.
The calamity shou:c-s, FREQ silver
shriekers, Mills, Crisp, Mcmillan and
Springer, turned the old Bay States po-
litical stomach. The appeal to Glove
land to come here at the last moment
this week proves the Democratic dcs-
pcra,ion. l predict G,00O plurality for
Allen. NJ. G. AYERS.
Editor Boston Daily Adrcrti@r.
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All Ono Iyny In Nlississinpi.

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. I'm this state
tomorrow thero will 10 held the first
election under the new constitution.
Tho legislature to be elected tomorrow
vii! hold for four years and will elect
two United States senators, but rs most
OF the candidates have been instructed
for Walthall and George, they will
doubtless be their own successors.
Three railroad commissioners will also
be elected.
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Sptcial Di.pdlek 10 Me IR'tNigtHter.
Columns, O., Nov. Bets are
posted here tonight OF $1,000
to 500 on McKinley's election, or
5 to in any amount. Even
money is offered on his plurality, rang
ing from twelve to:wca:y-Gvc thousand.
There arc no takers.
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MCDONALD OIL FIELD.
Two Big Wells Brought in interchangeable
Dry Holes.

A"o SiS hciie i'rounit III 4csteru'ty-lnc
Dry Holes.
PITTspuRGII, Pa, Nov. 1.-TWO big
wells, one fair ono and four dry holes,
is the record OF the Mcdonald field to-
day. The largest well was the Wallace
No. |, OF the Oakdale Oil Company. It
started OFF Mt 125 barrels an hour, and
after little moro drilling was increased
to $50 barrels an hour The Sturgeon
No. ., OF Guilcy, Murphy & Gaily,
started off at 500 barrels and is now do
ing 250 barrels an hour. The &. w.
Sparks we'll on the Hughes lot in the
center OF the field came in aud is only
doing 100 barrels q day. Two OF the
dry holes are OH the Mcvay farm, one
on the Muller and one just south OF tho
railroad station. All, however, will be
fair producers from tho Gordon sand. :.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. at is
authoritatively stated thatno complaint
has been received by the State depart
ment from the Chilean government OF
the conduct OF Mr.. Egan, and that his
recall has not been considered by the
President or secretary OF state.
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Special DLsDdtch 10 the InttiliCtrecT.
NEw YonK, Nov. 2.-The Tribune is
not making special forecast OF the
election, but Republican leaders are
confident OF victory and are predicting
We shall carry the state by from 10000
to 2U.GO0. TElnuNE iRep.).
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exclusively devoted to the Financial guos-
tion. Even the tariff question has boon
almost lost sight OF In the sharp con.
troversy which was waSed between the
Republicans and independents upon
tho silver question.
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BLEW UP A CEMETERY,


Many Monuments Shattered.
Sptctn. Dispatch 10 The Lntelligencer.
CoRAoroLrs, Pa, Nov. 2.-The Alie-
ghcny Cemetery Company a few months
ago started to bore gas we'll on their
nowly-acquircd property. The result
was to-day there was terrific explo-
sion and upheaval OF the earth in the
vicinity OF the we'll. The cause is un-
known, but hundreds OF dead bodies
were hurled from their resting places
and many costly monuments were shat
tered to fragments. The affair has been
hushcd up.
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~ REPUBLICAN FORECAST.

Tho Pennsylvania Committee Predicts n
Safe Tajority
Sptrid. Dispatch 10 hs intelligence.
PnILADELpIIIA, Nov. 2.-Thc Pres,
gives no figures Of its own, but Gays:
III tho Republicans come out and 10
their duty, Gregg and Morrison will be
elected by decisive majorities, which
will 10 notice TO the whole country
that there is no wavering IN Pcnnsyl-
vanin."
The Republican state committee ig-
urcs up 4 majority OF $4,000.
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JERSEY Cry, N. j., Nov. 2.-Statc
Senators are to bo elected in seven
counties, and they will vote for sue
cessor to United States Senator Rufus
Blodgett, who is 4 Democrat. The
next assembly will probably stand 50
to % in favor OF the Democrats.
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Win, sho wnnte,l with Il,

Dttroit FTc Frtss.
~ want one OF those little bisquo
dishes" she said 10 her husband.
"What for, dear?'
ITO cool: the biscuits in, Of course,
Harry. You men don't know anything
about housework, at ALL"
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The Commercial Gnxcttc's opin ion
TITO N"fEffHFV' S1'Ff <''s''''eC n WITT
Special Dispa.ch 10 Mc In'tiiiyGlcer

'I71'1'EF 77IT'te7F 10 tTe I'''tF'JN3TItIs
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-We can SEQ no
reason to question the figures OF Chair
man Hahn, OF the Republican state
committce-a plurality OF 10000 for
Mckinley and Republican legisla-
turc. COMMERCIAL GAZETTE [Rep. J.
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Ilo Could Not lie.

7 nc ET0tH. n -T-- - ~ z ~ n
"Now,' said tho murdorcr's lawyer to
his client, when your case comes up
you will plead not guilty"
But that would be lie" replied the
conscientious man.
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For Wes, Virginia. Wcstern Pennsylvania an.
Ohio. fair weather, variable winds, slight
changes IN temperature: warlncr nlG graerally;
iair Wednesday. =. = .
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.