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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
GROVER CLEVELAND
Tells why the Democrats Gained Such
signal victory-Tarif Reform and
Sound Dollar.

Tells Why the Democrats Gained Such a
signal victory-TariR Reform and u
Sound Dollar.
NEW YORK, November 4.-When seen
at his residence on Madison avenue, ex-
President Cleveland gave his opinions
of the result of Tuesdays election as
follows:
OF course everyone has right to put
his own construction upon the result,
agd | am not anxious TO obtrude my
ideas, but it seems to me something
sought to be no longer doubtful.
"Any man who still thinks that tariff
reform is a settled and obsolete issue,
or that the Importance OF sound and
safe money Is question upon which
the people can be blinded, is either
wilfully wrong or dangerously dull.
"It seems to me the Democrats ought
TO be satisfied that Staunch adherence
to the principles of the party does not
require the abuse Of those who show an
inclination to help us.
"I very much regret the defeat OF
Gov. Campbell. He has been brave
and honest official. This, and the splen-
did canvass he made, entitled him to
success"
"While the election of Flower, Russell,
and Boise out to cause the utmost re-
ioicipg among Democrats and they
should not forget that with these things
come the obligation to be true TO the
people, honest in the advocacy of our
principles and decent in all things"
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81
Sam
z=':@ -
THE Empire STATE
Shows a Better Majority as the Re
turns Come In.
HON. GROVER CLEVELANDS VIEW
Of the General Situation and What Brought il
AbOut--Ths Legislature Will Probably bs
Democratic Though Still Little.
Doubtful.
THE EMPIRE STATE
Shows a Better Majority as the Re-
turns Come In.
HON. GROVER CLEVELANDS VIEW
THE WORLD
Says the Legislature Is in the Hands OF
the Democrats.

Says the Legislature Is in the Hands Of
the Democrats.
New YORK, November 4.-9:30 a. m.
An extra World just out says:
1.-THE latest returns this moraing
show that Mr.. Flowers plurality over
Mr.. Fassett in the State is 40,055
The whole Democratic ticket is
elected.
Sheehan ran Is, $50 behind Flower, al
though this is not shown in his plural
ity over Vrooman, who likewise ran be-
low Fassett. The vote throughout the
State indicates that Fassett met Fol
ger fate.
In this city Flowers plurality was
So SAT, showing a Democratic falling
off of more than 10000 from the vote
cast for Hill in 1883.
The Democrats have gained several
senators and it looks as IL Sheehan
would have the deciding vote. The
Assembly goes Democratic, though
three Republicans claim that they
have il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
AN EVEN DIVIDE.
Tie Winners in the six Contests for Con-
grcsS.Onai seats.

lie Winners in the six Contests for Con-
Eress!Onai seats.
WASHINGTON, NOvemb Der six Con-
SesSuen TO fill vacancies were elected
yesterday.
10 the Fifth Michigan district, vaca-
tl W The death OF NJ. f. Ford, Repub-
-'ln, Charles +. Belknap, Republican.
e4' elected over John I. Lawrence,
',nocra;, by from 1900 To I, 500 votes
40 The TweHty.Second New York dis
I'yl' the seat lately resigned by John
!, n Russell, Republican, wrS filed by n.
=. u, curtis, Republican. he having de-
',-'el W. i. Porter, Democrat, by a
",>leTable majority.
10 The Second South Dakota district,
seated by the death Of John NJ. Gam
,7 Republican, John J. Jolly, Repub-
IAN was elected by 1000 majority, he
y lung U!g j. NJ. Woods, Democrat, and
- W. smith, independent.
~ Ia 'ae Second New York district A.
pp.1pman, Democracy, ex-Mayor OF
- S.opD''yn, " elected TO the seat resigned
y Y. David A. Boody, (Democrat), beat
: uenry Bristol, (Republican).
- ~ Tue Tenth New York district Burke
,s,..sG' ,-lIaG' (Iammsny Democrat), de-
,,.' ,-''l James b. Townsend, (Republi-
To,' Tcr.' ana John HOser. Socialist Labor
Ga,os,e;a .'-s seat was vacated by the death Of
=, 1he Twelfth New YorL DISTRICT was
Fo,.o ole represented by Roswell P.
s,,'r' S"er' he resigned TO run for Gov
NM ana the candidates were William
L.t,i'o, ,'eu1,i, r (Republican), Joseph l..
Dsyo- Iammany Democrat), David
Jobn b'1ey, y County Democrat), and
vas 49,, D., I mex, Socialist Labor. Little
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
A CHINESE REBELLION.

Tohhua Attacked and Taken by tho In
surgents-Crucined Victims.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 4.-The
following Chinese advices have been re-
ceiyed per steamer Rio Janeiro: PartIc-
ulars OF serious riot In the province
OF Flu Kien have reached Hong Kong.
The scene OF the trouble Is Tehhus,
which was attacked by three thousand
insurgents. 0De unfortunate fell into
the hands OF the insurgents, who nailed
his hands and feet TO board and put
him up. For three days the city held
out. The insurgents seized favorable
moment 10 send . large force under
cover Of their own fire 10 storm the de-
fense.
The walls were low and were easily
scaled. A bloody struggle resulted In
favor of the attacking party. The
leader, Chen, was the first one TO leap
over, and rushing straight to the magis-
trate Yamen he first liberated all pris-
opers and then searched for the magis-
trste and his family.
At last account one thousand imperial
troops were on the march against the
rebels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS
Remains Firm in the Faith and Elects Governor
Russell by an Increased hsj'rliy-rhs
Republicans Seem to Havs The
Legislature and Soma Of
the Other Offices

BosToN, November 4.-The Legisla-
ture shows decided Republican gains.
The Senate with FIVE districts to be
heard from stands twenty-three ke-
publicans to twelve Democrats and the
missing will probably give one Repuoil-
can and two Democrats with two doubt
full. Last year the Senate was tie be-
tween the parties. The House at pres
ent stands 115 Republicans and hfty-
eight Democrats with sixty-seven mem
bers lacking. Last year the compieHioh
of the House vas 14O Republicans ana
100 Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
RUSSELL SAFE,
But the Remainder of the MASSACHUSETTS
Offices Go to Republicans.

But the Remainder of the Massachusetts
Offices Go to Republicans.
BosToN, November 4.-1tis estimated
that in the whole State Russell has re-
ceiyed 156, 600 and Allen Isl, 200, leaving
the Governor plurality Of about 5000.
The vote OF Boston Is 36,5l2 ior
Russell and 22,937 for Allen, when
gives the Democrats plurality in the
city of 1885.
Lieut.. Gov. Halle and the balance OF
the Republican State ticket are elected
by ample pluralities. The returns ior
the Legislature are worry incomplete.
The Senate will be Republican. Inc
House has complete returns from III
members, a little more than one-half,
and these stand 81 Republicans to 45
Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
THE MAVERICK
May Show Up Worse Than Was Evon Ex
pected-Examinor Ewer's Views.

May Show Up Worse Than Was Evon Ex
pected-Examinor Ewer's Views.
BosToN. Nov. 4.-Examner Ever,
of the National Bank, says he hopes to
get out within three or four days some
sort Of a statement that will enable the
other banks to gauge the advances that
shall be made to depositors. They eau
say nothing at present as to what this
will snow, but intimate that II will be a
good deal worse than has been antici-
pated.
Experienced banking men think
there should be first dividend, say In
two or three months and allowing Tor
possible litigation, that a final settle
ment ought to be made three years from
now.
President Evans, OF the Five Cent
Savings Bank, says he will continue to
pay out money Till IL Is deemed advisa-
BILE to take advantage OF the sixty day
law. One National Bank has offered
him $500, 600, and he has received offers
OF large amounts from other institu-
tions.
The bank had Sl,027, 600 cash at the
date of it's last statement, October Is,
but has been strengthening itself Of
late. The bank paid out SG,000,000 In
the 1875 run, which lasted for 4 month.
The present Withdrawals are mostly
small accounts.
The Journal says: There Is nothing
in the affairs OF the Maverick National
Bank of which the clearing house Of
the Boston Association Banks has not
been fully advised. The committee has
guarded every point. 1t arranged was
that Mr.. II. p. Beale should be the re-
ceiver for we'll considered reasons.
The facts regarding the loans OF the
bank have been 10 possession OF the
Comptroller of the Currency since last
January, and it Is now intimated that
another com ptroller is likely TO be ap-
pointed before long. The general loan
account outside OF the SO, 400, 600, due
from directors and the Evans loss, is
good, and shows good judment and care
full banking.
Although the Maverick Bank has been
known as q speculative bank, no one
outside Of Mr.. Evans and the Bank d.
rectors could have imagined the extent
OF the specuiations. 1t Is now not to be
wondered at that when the death OF
Evans was announced that Presi
dent Potter I'm the Direct
ors room, should have physi'
cally collapsed; but 1t is wonder. In
the light OF present revelations that
he should for SO many days have
patched up affairs and stemmed the
current.
The Boston banks brought over Mon
day night many millions OF their re-
serve held In New York and are In a
stronger financial position than has
been for long time. Money will rule
very easy on approved collateral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
AT HOME.
Bill Howard Dies with His Boots on In
His Fathers House.

Dill HOWARD Lies WITH k1ts Dooso va 80
His Fathers House.
REDDING, CAL, November 4.-Bill
Howard, who together with Abe Jones
was charged with robbing the stage be-
tween Lakeview and Redding, Oct. z,
and who was also suspected OF being
concerned In the stage robberies OF
October 10 and %, was shot ard killed
at his fathers house, three miles from
Redding last night by officers, who had
been watching for him.
About twelve o'clock the watchers
heard clatter OF horses hoofs. They
put out the light In the room and
awaited the arrival OF the man, whom
they had reason to believe to be BIZ
Howard.
They heard him tie the animal and
open the door to his fathers bed room,
saying: "Father, strike a light" He
then entered the room and opened the
doors leading to the room where three
men were waiting.
They had expected him at the other
door. As he opened the door they cried
out, "hold up your hands Instantly
Howard turned to close the door. As
he turned three shots were fired and he
Immediately fell. The coroner's jury
exonerated the officers for killing How
ard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
BOISE HAS It.
9, Majority is Safely Estimated at
Over 5000.
r LEGISLATURE IS IN DOUBT,
4. D.n.,-,s Are Gaining it ard With as
~. J,,.as.s IS the Rspubhcans-lhs
v.s Comes in Very Slowly.

,,o,vrs IA, November 4, : T. NJ.
~, ..-.fonr counties complete in Iowa
ia - ,5tsl of ninety-nine in the State
W Poies Democrat, for Governor, a
=, 80 ~ over Wheeler, Republican, OF
The same counties in 1889 gave
"a oIprality of 1875, making a net
smiths year Of 1882.
~.s remaining counties gave Boies a
-.,,.ty in 1889 Of SPAS, which Would
-.. ..,oIiste the claim Of the Democrat
.c.-rraI Committee this afternoon that
~ S,qre would give BOies a plurality
,.on 80, : oo0 70 10000. This will be
.ai,ed by the returns when all In.
r-s Republican gains in the country
lots are not always as large as hrSt
.1.,,iops promise. Van Houten, Re
..l..-sr candidate for Lieutenant Gov
'.-,, however, is running ahead OF his
.s, and the meagre returns now In
N ,bs minor officials on the ticket en-
.r-qge the Republicans 10 belle ne may
Taa legislature, is believed, will be
,.f, the Senate aud Il Republican ma
-,rv Of four in the House. The Re
rs cans. however, claim a majority In
I'm houses. The Democrats have
!. I'd the Railroad Commissioner be-
g-i doubt. ,u
Chairman Mack, of the Republican
SAFE Committee, comedies BOies cleo
t BY 5000 plurality, but claims the
..r5n Of the remainder OF the State
r.st, except the Railroad Commits
s- for the Republicans: also, both
..,;es Of the Legislature.
Chairman Fuller, Of the Democratic
rni,tee, claims all the State offices,
n, ,,oncedes the lower house and says
lie senate is in doubt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
ANTI-ALLIANCE.
The Republicans Do Up the Fsrmers' Party
In KanaaS.

The Republicans Do Up the Fsrmers' Party
In Kansas.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. November A.
Dispatches received By the Star from
all parts of Kansas indicate Republican
successes in most OF the counties.
These dispatches are from about 65
of the log counties OF the State. The
Peoples Party was successful In not
more than six Of the counties reported.
and in all Of the State there are large
decreases of the Peoples vote, while
the Republicans made heavy gains.
In most of the counties the Demo
Gratis had tickets In the field, and in .
few instances they increased their
strength over the vote of last year. q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
WHEELING W. VA THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s. 1891
AN AWFUL MISTAKE

A Farmer Mistakes Child for wood
chuck and Shoots Her to Death.
Special zeieordm to the Reoistsf.
PARKERsBuRG, w. VA, November A.
The following report Of terrible affair
was received here to-day:
Yesterday man named Wilson. q
farmer living near Wolf Summit. who
had been annoyed by the depredations
of ground hogs In his field, went into
the woods near by where the wood
chucks concealed themselves and began
to set snares for the animals.
While he was at work little girl.
named Bailey, ten or twelve years old,
who lived near by, attracted by Wilson's
actions, stepped behind q stump TO
watch him. While she wvs glancing
over the top of the stump the man hap
pened to look in her direction. and see
Ing nothing but the top OF her head,
thought it was woodchuck.
He picked up his gun and fired shoot
ing the child through the head, killing
her instantly,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Associated Press Finds the Demo
Gratis With a Majority.

New YORK, November 4.-Returns
received by the Associated Press up TO
noon to-day show that the Democrats
have elected fourteen Senators
and the Republicans fourteen.
Four districts are still in
doubt but the returns so far re-
ceived indicate that the Democrats
will carry three of these and the Re-
publicans one. The Senate will thus
have Democratic majority Of two.
The same returns indicate that the
Assembly will stand sixty-one Republi-
cans, sixty-four Democrats and one
County Democrat, who was endorsed by
the Republicans. OF the Democratic
seats, four are still in some doubt and
of the Republicans one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
OLD MARYLAND
Does Her Duty Nobiy-Everything Goes
Democratic-A Great Victory.


BALTIMORE, ND. November 4.-There
is nothing to take from and only a little
to add to the Associated Press dispatch
es of last night, announcing the fulless
of the victory of the Democracy under
the lead and direction of Senator Cor
man.
The Suns extra has this: "The Dem
ocrats have elected fourteen new Sena-
tors. Baltimore city three, Baltimore
county, Carroll, Hartford, Howard, with
seven holding over. This will give
them twenty Senators. There are four
holding over Republicans.
''In the House of Delegates the Dem
ocrats have seventy-one members TO
seven Republicans and thirteen not ac-
counted for. The Dmocratic plurality
in Maryland is 1900 to $4,000, based
en- partial and estimated returns from
the counties.
IN Baltimore the Democrats elect
their entire ticket"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
POOR OHIO.
her Patriotic People, 0vsrpOwsrsd BY Weight Of
Doodle, Allow Hsr to Pail Back to Her
Old Placs-Ths Returns Com
plsis-fhs "snquirG's"
Visw-Campbsll
Philosophical.
Special TsEeoram to ns REGISTER.


COLUMBUS, o., November 4.-Chair-
man Hahn of the Republican Commit
tee, has prepared tabulated reports on
the heads of the tickets complete from
all counties, which is the most reliable
report at hand.
1t shows McKinley's plurality to be
2O,472.
This is probably not far from right.
The Republican majority in the
Legislature is undesirably large, even
for them. 1t will be not less than 80
and probably 80. GALBRAITH.
CINCINNATI, O., November 4.-The
following figures by counties have been
obtained to-day. Twenty-seven coun-
ties are official, the others estimated.
The counties not heard from gave last
year Democratic plurality Of 6,S0S, and
a Republican plurality OF S35. Putting
these into the countings gives Mckinley
q plurality Of 1S,5SS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
News From Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November A.
The election returns from Kansas are
coming in very slowly. Nothing has
been heard from any Of the counties in
the western half of the State. Almost
of the counties in the eastern portion
have made partial returns. Such re-
turns as have been received would indi-
cate that the Peoples Party has lost its
prestige.
Out of fifty counties from which re-
turns have been received six will prob
ably elect a Peoples Party ticket and
then with the exceptions of Marshals
and Kingman at greatly reduced plur-
alities. These counties show gains OF
900 and goo respectively. The other
counties will elect straight Republican
or fuse Republican aud Democratic
tickets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
Maybe IL IL Not 30.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November A.
The dispatch in the afternoon papers
stating that the three Commissioners
for the Worlds Fair In Chile has been
Withdrawn by order OF the Director
General, Is pronounced a. the head
quarters of the Latin Bureau In this
city TO be absolutely false in every par
ticular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.
Complete Returns show the Republican
Maiorifiea to be Big,

Complete Returns show the Republican
Majorities to be Big.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Com-
plete figures from ffty-three OF the six
ty-seven counties in this State,
including Philadelphia ard Allie
gheny and carefully estimetes
for the other fourteen counties,
show a plurality Of 56,60s for Gregg
Republican, for Auditor General and
1855 for Morrison (Repeblican) for
State Treasurer.
The proposition for Constitutional
convention is overwt elmingly rejected,
only ten counties in the State gave ma
jorities In favor Of the convention,
and in forty-two counties from
which complete returns have been
received on the vote on the question
there is net majority OF 154, $50 against
holding the convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
jefferson County Returns.
S,,<e,rf Jslsorara 20 TIE Register.

SrEUBENvILLE, o., November 4.-Re-
turns of a Semi-ofhcial nature from this
(Jeflerson) county, places the majority
Of Mckinley at l, 400. This Is Repub-
lican gain OF 50 over last year, when
the county gave Republican majority
of 1.34l. All the Republican county
ticket is elected, B. n. Lindsey. Repub-
lican, beating z. NJ. Francy, Democrat,
log.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
coperatuiatinr Mckinley.

CINCINNATI, O.. November A
Times Star special from Canton, O., says:
Major Mckinley has gone to hotel In
order to accommodate the crowds Of
people calling to congratulate him, and
that he is receiving numerous kilograms
of congratuiation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
Governor Russell Talks.

BosToN, November 4.-Governor Rus
sell this morning claims his election oy
about 5000. He says: at means that
Massachusetts, is earnestly for tariff re-
form on the line Of free raw material,
which has been the chief issue In this
state. 1t also means that she Is firmly
and aggressively for sound currency"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
GOvERNoR CAMPBELL
Takes the Situation Philosophically and
Gives Good Reasons For The Result.

Gives 0OOu nStSSons Ahc A>cooas'
CINCINNATI, O., November "A dis
patch from Columbus says that Cover
nor Campbell takes the situation philo-
sophically and says that the Democratic
party was laboring under too great a
handicap in Ohio, because OF lack OF
funds to pay the legitimate expenses OF
the compaign.
He says they hare made the best fight
they could in face of the Republican
majority Of IL, 900 to start on and the
combined opposition OF the manufact-
urers aud capitalists. Besides it was q
life and death struggle.
The defeat OF Major McKinle ley. one OF
the Republican party's national leaders
and the representatives Of It's chosen
idea of protection meant the downfall
and disintegratioa OF the party itself.
Party lines were closely drawn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Returns Come In Very Slowly Owing to
the Kangaroo Ballot.

the Kangaroo Ballot.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-The new
election law has delayed the returns in
Hamilton county beyond precedent.
Judges are required to report TO the
board of elections immediately upon the
completion of the count, but at 10
o'clock to-day there wers a number of
delinQuents for whom the Board OF
Elections were about to issue warrants
for arrest.
This delays a declaration of the actual
result. The latest footings made this
morning do not show material changes
from those OF last night, except that
Schott, Republican, for treasurer, Is
elected. PoSlee, for clerk, and Wilson
and Saylor, for judges, are the Demo-
Gratis who appear to be elected. The
plurality for Mckinley will approach
5000. The entire legislative ticket OF
the Republicans is elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05

In Chicago Have . Big Reception This
Week.

Week.
CHICAGO. November 4.-One OF the
greatest social gatherings OF Baptists In
Chicago will take place at the Auditor
ium on Thursday evening under the
auspices OF the Baptist Social Union, the
occasion being reception TO Prof.
Harper, President OF the Chicago Uni-
versity. Already every seat 10 the large
banquet hall has been taken and over
100 extra chairs engaged IN the main
dining hall.
After supper the tables will be re-
moved that all may hear the addresses
OF the evening. The pricipal address
will be that OF President Harper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
TIE DEMOCRATS oUARRELLED
And the Republicans Elected Everything
An Cook couufv-A Natural hesult

And the Republicans Elected Everything
I'm Cook County-A Natural Result.
CuIcAGo, November 4.-Complete re-
turns from every precinct in Cook coun-
ty show that the entire Republican
ticket was elected Yesterday.
The Republican candidates for County
Con. missioners in the city district ap-
near TO have received majorities varying
from 1000 to $4,000. 1t is the most
sweeping Republican victory ever known
in Cook county aud it is largely due TO
continued dissension in the Democratic
ranks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05

OMAHA, NEB., November THE re-
turns from the city and State are still
very measre, but careful estimates gives
Post, Republican candidate for Su-
preme judge, 5000 majority. The en-
tire Republican city ticket Is elected by
majorities ranging from 300 TO $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
Steamshln Newa

Lori i6',H';l.LlPHIA, November ARRIVED,
Schie5ou i.oRK, November ARRIVED,
Glasyo1cA Amsterdam, State of Nebraska,
s,esTs. YGoaK, November ARRIVED
A1d, Ar,,Urooey OF Paris, Liverpool; Noord-
:. '"erpi Wyoming, Liverpool.
weak or SsSiEATH, ssiH, palpitation. pain in chest,
Niles Va ialnt spells, etc, cured by DR..
Dug CIV y, heart Cure. Sold at the Logan
s'Os., b Rand ana K. B. Burts, and at Bowie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-05
Tho peoples. Party Not In It.

COLUMBUS, O., November THE
feature Of the result is the complete
drop of the Peoples party. Their
vote in the state will not exceed H.
500 and they claimed before the election
at least $4,000.