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TRAVELLING Goops DEPARTMENT.
P1crURE DEPARTMENT.

Artotyp pes. size 2Ux24, ivory and maple
frames. Reduced from e. 75 to e15O.
Pastsls. size Sr2O. white and gilt frames
Reduced from 1886 to slJO
A small lot Of FRAMES. size loxl2 inches. white
and gilt. silver and bronze and oak and bronze.
Reduced from 81. % and 81 80 to 95c. each.
(fourtn Moor. 10th Of. building.)
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q ossAMER DEPARTMENT.

Light-weight Silk and Wool Gossamers.
Lengths 5S and TO inches. Reduced from
Sl2 so TO SO. -.
(Third floor 18th street building.
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R1nsos DErAnrxExr

Short Lsngths of finch Satin and eros Grain
Ribbols, in Mshogany and 6obelin; 9-incl
MORE Ribbon IN Terra Gotta and 6age; and
Short Lengths OF finch Black Brocaded Satin
Ribbon. ksduced 70 sos . yard
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SaAw1 Drp.Rrnrxr

! Fine Silk and Wool Persian Shawl. choice
pattern. Reduced from II. 80 to 80.
! Red StriIed Silk and Wool Arab Shawl. Re-
duced from !. to 81.
Third floor. lth st, building
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DOMESTIC DREss Goops Drp.nrury

Remnants Dress Goods. IN lengths from 8 to
III yards. Reduced from II to l2hc. yard
Remnants Pineapple Tissue. in lengths from
~ 10 O's Yards. Reduced from l2s to &c. I'D.
Remnants Plain Black Saline, in lengths from
IL to yards. Reduced 20 lOc yard
tsecohd noor. ,...-.................Fi.st annex.)
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j ERsEy DEPARTMENT.

Black All-wool Jerseys. high sleeves and
extra length. Sizes AZ and A. Reduced to
Sl.3S
(Third floor 18th st. building,
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HAMBURG DEPARTMENT

small lot of and 4-inch Insertions. Black
with White embroidery, White with Black en-
broidery. Black with coIored embroidery. Re-
duced to Sc ayard
(Firss floor. ,o+h g. hp;,dipu
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The Drayson duel has been noteworthy for
IN humane character.
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JOHNSON. GARNER q CO,
636 PENNA. AVE. NV.
MrRaBlLrA CrGaRs.

The best hve-cent cigar ever made for the
money. The Mirabiliz IL the only hve-cent
cigar that Is made of entirely long Havana to-
bacco. hAnd-nade and sumatrs wrapper.
Il The Mirabilia has been sold largely that 10
is difficult TO make them fast enough 20 get
D.. them dry. Buy a box Of 100 for four doilsrs
and nifty cents and let them season. lou will
not regret q. All nrst-class dealers will sell
1 them to you.
q Golden sceptre smoking tobacco 10 the very
best for the pipe.
uD SCOTT BRO.
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"OuR VOUCHERS"
The &C. p"

The &c. p"
,'SONNETTE"-White Saline. extra long
''MAsCOTTE"-white Satine-s2.
mo. 263"-White and Black Saline, extra
lonR-S2. 80
..ALMEE"-White and Short-sl7a
mo. S.24"-White Coutil-S2
''SPOON CLASP'-S.s
MINUS, No. l"-Whte-S3 %.
VENUS, No. 2"-Black-sa5O.
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HAspKERcnrEr DEPARTMENT.

u Ladies' All-linen Soid Black Handler
chiefs. slightly damaged. Reduced from Is to
121sc.
4 Ladies' Hemstitched All-linen Handler
chiefs. with coiored embFotdery. slightly dam
aged. Reduced from IL to 12hc.
Il LADIES' Heiustitched Ali-linen Handler
chiefs, with co,ored borders. slightly dama9ed.
Reduced from I'm to loo.
Mems japanese silk Handkerchief, with
initial IN" Reduced from 30 to .,.5c.
3 Red Silk Bandanas. full size. Reduced
from 10 to :25c.
Silk Bandsnas. extra size. Reduced from
81 to :bOc.
lst floor ID annex
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A blaze
In BLAZER Surrs AND Wars.

Last season hrst AW the Biaser Suit.
This year it appssrs with inerssssd popularity
and deserves IL. Utility and comfort are IT'S
prominent features together with economy In
the cost. The shape and style are some
what improved; The Belle Skirt hanss with
nat;y grace. while the Blazer FITS we'll, wears
well and alike delights wearsr and behclder
The material Is Serge. but you get . choice
Of three colors. Light Tan. Navy and
b'sck-stripes or plain. The qualities are
all sinEularly sood for the money and in price
variety there IL ample room Cor choice. el2.
els. sl6 and sl7.
The seasonable Outer Garments are receiving
their share Of attention. which is . large one
with U.s. sprine Wraps can hardly be men
TONED without bringing to mind that paragon
Of fashion. worth's Vatican Back Coat. one of
many exclusive styles for sale here. On arrival
tat once obtained and has since held proud
position in the van Of popularity. Its con-
temporaries, tbs Russian Capes and London
Coaching Goats. present numerous attractions
varying to suit the personal pleasure Of the
purchaser, however exacting. Divers shades
Of Tan. Blue and Black, the prime favoritss In
eolors. The materials are many, likewise the
styles. Costs, Cspcs. Rsefers, Man.les.
Jackets-sn exempiny the hand work and
b-ain work Of the worlds most famous gar
ment enthusiastically, Pingat and the rest.
Call freely and frequently.
The figures on lot Of ChildrenS Refers and
Blazers can hardly be called prices. Marked
to ignore everything Lu. the fact that we want
to get rid Of them.
c. Hurcu,xsox
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LACE Drp.Rrurxr

dozen short lengths of IL to I5-ipch ORR
entail, Cream Chantily and Platte Valenciennes
Lace Reduced from 20 and SOC. to SOC. Q
yard.
(First floor. Second apnex,
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TIE r. AND 6"

''SAFETY"-T5 cents.
EXTRA LONG or the OTHER EXTREME
81.
WHITE AND BLACK SATINE-sl5O
EXTRA LONG WHITE COL TIL-xl.5O.
Extra LONG WHITE CoUTIL. Saline
bound and silk stitched-$2.J0.
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w ooDwARD & Lornnor.
10TH. 1lrN AND r sTs. NV.
OuR RExsAxr SAL.
y oMonnow. Fn,pAY. MARCH rs,

VIII be uneommonly interesting. There IL an
extra accumulation Of useful and sessonabls
thinss-" Short Lengths" Broken Sizes"
odd Lots. "Mussed and Soiled Goods" &c.
lou VII be surprised to see the remainders at
the BLACK AND CoLORED DRESS GOODS
COUNTERS. They are from the ne,cest and
ehotceafdorics. 700; high-eias noretties. de-.
ana az carry tor remnant prices. THE WRAP
ana ART NEEDLE WORK DEPARTMENTS
report very favorsbly also. Follow US closely
today-it means q grea. saving to you.
travelling Goops DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Dress Trunks. canvas covered.
sishtly damased: 1 4O-inch. reduced from
SEooto 20 W; 1. 4O-inch. reduced from Gil 90
70 SLOO; 'sinch. reduced from Sl2.25 to
Ss.oo; 4oinch. reduced from els. % to ESQ.,
tnasemsnt.. 18th st. buflding.)
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The "P. d."

EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTII-s1.,5.
WHITE COU lIL-Satine bound-S2 25
WHITE SATINE-Short-sa 80
BLACK AND WHITE-extra loux-S3 %
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HrrE Goops.

You will not find more complete line of White
India Linens and French Nalnsooks In the city.
White India Linen, 121sc.. Ice. 30c.. DC. Bic.
31c., 4jc. and 50c. per yard.
French Nainsooks. III yards wide. Doc. Csc,
42c-, 4Sc.. ooc., s5c. and s:jc. per yard. These
especially suitable for chldren's and infants
dresses. on account OF their superb laundering
qualities. as they do up beautifully.
(First floor, center, left side
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IMAM ~ sssSssss'kxktsSEEErr %%%xx$' ss..'
Il II n K KN M KER W ssss
e. E. 4 4 + +, =
2 FER TIT 1Trr FER ERR
LIZ krx ! I Is. / /
Spring weather at last, We ready with On
entirely and attractive stock Of Spring Goods.
Everythina guaranteed as represented Zone
price" and money refunded. What better place &c
oeall
More New SPRING Surrs.

We have just added largely 10 our already eIten.
sive line Of Ladies' Spring suits. These the
most original and attractive STYLES We have evei
shown and are confined 20 rs for this city. Here
are few Of the most striking styles:
ladies' Tan Snow-hecked Cheviot Suits. wais,
effect. with collar. cuffs and eirde of wide White
Point de Gene lace. only saJ.
Ladies' Imported Striped Serge Suits, wais,
effects. richly trimmed with velvet and Point DC
Gene lace. Light Tan and Gray. 81. 90.
Ladies' Handsome Gray Bedford Cord Suits wais,
effect, with eirdle finished with iaille silk collar
and cascade. 49,. 20.
surah silk waist. trimmed with irinsed surah silk
edging. s:ss. so.
Ladies who have been waiting will be glad &c
hear OF the arrival Of another line of the Braided
Blazer Suits. The skirt and blazer is trimmed with
seven rows Of fine braid to match. Colors Gray,
Navy and Black. els 80
Third floor. lake elsyatorl
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BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

Cheese 9th Covered Comforts, doubl3
bed SIZE slightly faded. Reduced from ~ to
$l.J0.
1 White Crocheted Quilt. double bed size
slightly damwxed. Reduced from 81. l5 to 7oc
Gray Wool Lap Robes. Reduced from IL. 80
to 81.
. Mohair Plush Lap Robes, Chase's make.
Reduced from SIS to $40.
Extra Large striped Wool Blanket. Re-
duced from SS to So.
= Down Quilts, covered with French Saline;
I size 6x0, reduced ,rom S12. 20 to elO. I
size 5x6. reduced from 80 TO 10.
(Second floor 1lih ST. building
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MORE HAMBURG EMpRorprRrEs.

Hamburg. Nainsook and Cambria Edeines. All
overs. insertings. Flouncngs. Setes. &C. We
offer one lot of Fine Cambria Edgings. 1 TO :
inches wide. at 12hc per yard.
1l-inch Cambria Edginys in a dozen or more pat
terms real value 45c.. only 3lc per yard
First floor. center, left side.D
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L UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE B.na,rss.
IL o Close out estate Of n. A. selisson i.c...ed
Wines and Whistles nj 70 per cent discount
Lot No. J. consisting one bottle ea N Port Sherry
Muscatel and Catasba, 81.
foods delivered free. Satisfaction guaranteed
mh94-lm ALICE X. sELlGMAN. Inerutrfx
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121Hc. .6c. oOc. DC. %
Reduced Reduced Reduced reduced KedI
to IOc. to I21sc. to i5c. to isc' to !.
BIC. 3sc. 45c. SOC.
Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced
to :oc. to 3Oc. to BIC. to ACC.
Reduced Reduced
to oOc. to Toe.
y cases Of the best Domestic Dress
Bingham Remnants. fast colors, at
lOc. per yard.
L case Of the Fine (Edinburek)
Scotch bingham Remnants, 81
inches wide. fast colors. Only
loo. per yard. Worth PIC.
L case of Bedford Tissue Remnants,
Only y l-2c. per yard.
"A lot of Half-bleached Table Lin
ems, imported tbefore the enforce
nent of the tariff law, at the old
prlces. 1t will certainly pay for
boarding house keepers TO come aud
examine them.
- pieces OF tne BEST Elastic finish
tast-co.orei shelf Oilcioth, in fancy
and plain styles. a. I c. per yard.
ONE case Of Beatrice Plaid of the
scotch style. double width, fas.
ee.ors. Only Sc. per yard. Worth
THERE Is SUCH AN IMMENSE
COLLECTION OF REMNANTS
AID SPEClALTIES on OUR
THIRD FLOOR THAT WE HAVE
NEITHER TINE NOR SPACE TO
MENTION THEM. SUFFICE 10
SAY, COME, LOOK AND You
WILL BE PERFECTLY Salts
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
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WOODWARD Z LoraRoP.
10TH. nth AND 2 SITS. n. ".
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JOHNSON. GARNER 4 Co,
$50 PENNA. AVE. NV.

SPECIAL GOOD VALUE IN INDIA SILKS.
We will this week offer line of beautiful Figured
India Silks, u inches wide. % different .tyi at U.s.
real value. SIC.
Special good values In Atwood Cheviots serges ana
heiirettas. all the new spring shades at .sOc.
New Spring suting. vi inches wide 25c.
Boys Blue Twilled FlaGnel and Outing Cloth shirt
Waists. sizes to 10. at PIC.
Splendid line Gents Neglige Shirts fun sizes 5oc,
75c. and 81.
zoo Smyrna Rugs. special prizes 5Or and SO.
All grades of STRAW Mating Floor oil Cloth se
Balance Of our Carpets at prime cost
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REMNANTS Or LAcEs.
yard GRAY SILK NULL. As inches Was
621ec. REMNANT PRICE. nc.
Il. yards CREAM SILK NULL 4S inches.
Former price. ell IL. REMNANT PRICE,
tsbc. for piece.
IL yards LIGHT BLUE SILK NULL. AZ
inches; Former price. use. REMNANT
PRICE. 40c. for piece.
"a yards LIGHT BLUE SILK NULL, AZ
inches Former price. S2.O4. REMNANT
PRICE. 81. IL Tor piece.
LACE TOILET SET of CLUNEY LACE
and LIGHT BLUE SATIN RIBBON. Former
price. So TO- REMNANT PRICE. SOC.
PLAID NULL TOILET SET. trimmed
81. 30. REMNANT PRICE, 40.
. yards 4S-incn BLACK SILK DRAPERY
MI. Former prlce, SS.2 REMNANT
PRICE. SJ.Ss for piece.
o yards 4s-inch BLACK SILK DRAPERY
NEI. Former price. 80. 80. REMNANT PRICE,
81 30 for Iiece.
i LOT BLACK SILK GAUZE, AZ inches.
Former price, 50 and 81. 30. REMNANT
PRICE. 81. 80 yard.
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CORSET DEPARTMENT..

CORSET DEPARTMENT.
pairs IS O." Corssts, lied. Sizes % and
2L Reduced from Bic. to DC. a pair.
lSecoad door ................. 10th st. buiding.J
Mus11s UspEnwEAn DEPARTMENT
Children's Plaid Muslin Aprons. with OF
without sleeves, edged with einbioid ~. Sizes
4 aud q years Reduced from 1:jc. TO soc. each.
(Second floor 10Th street bulding.)
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UNpERwE,E REMyASTs.
10 MEDIUM WEIGHT VESTS for Ladies'
Sizes 20. 30, 50. "a. 50. Former price, 15c.
REMNANT PRICE. SIC. each.
ONE LOT LIGHT-wEIGHT LADIES'
VESTS, made by the AMERICAN HOSIERY
co. Sizes PC, 30. ~, 81. 80. IS, 40 Former
price. 81. 30 to $3.50. REMNANT PRICE,
Si.30 EACH
LADIES' VESTS. Sizes GO and 90
Former price. SOC. REMNANT PRICE, &c.
each.
REMNANTS OF CHILDREN's UNDER
WEAR and REMNANTS of HOSIERY at
RIDICULOES IRICES.
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DR. WAnsER,s

HEALTH CORSETS-sl
COkALINE tNo. $3.50 IMPR0vED-extra
GYPSY" in BIack-eytra long-Sl.
sunrise" in Ecru-15c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11

These figures may be varied few by
the official count, and the matter may
be very even thing in the end, with a
demand for a recount Of the district by
Mr.. Tarr.
Revised footin gs for Legislature in
this county still leave Mr.. O'Kane, D.,
in minority, Mr.. Smith appearing to
have II plurality over him, on the face
of the returns, the totals being: O'Kane
5.169, Smith $50. There will very
likely be a recount for this Office on be-
half of Mr.. O'Kane.
The REGISTERS tabulation OF the
complete vote of the county was in great
demand Yesterday. 1t was very COM
plete, and the official count will not ma
terialy disturb the result there announc-
ed. The missing precinct in Richie
will simply increase the totals twenty
for the Democrats and twenty-five for
the Republicans, thus making but two
of change in the majorities. Yesterday
the work of tabulating the vote OF the
county was commenced at the Office OF
the Board OF commissioners, and 1t will
take two men about TWO days to get the
figures on paper and added up correctly.
The Board OF Commissioners will can
vass the returuS Monday next.
In computing the vote for County
Commissioner, in Liberty district, an
error of twenty was made in the addi-
ton, which resulted in the announce
ment that Alexander, D., was elected.
The fact is that Maxwell, R., had a
majority OF four. A like error showed
the election Of Mr.. Dunlevy, member OF
the Board Of Education from Washing
ton, when Mr.. Frank Stanton really
had twenty-six majority.
1t was particularly satisfactory to the
friends Of Hon. T. S. Riley, the Attor-
ney General elect, that he made such
a strong run in this county. Mr. Riley
polled forty-two more votes than Grover
Cleveland in Ohio county, and goes out
of the county with 1S5 majority.
The total vote OF Ohio county was
about 10000, which was not quite what
was expected. 1t is known that about
one hundred and fifty votes were not
polled, at least four-ffths of them being
Democratic, there being nearly fifty
such In one South Side precinc..
The change in the political complex
ion of the Board of Commissioners will
give the Republicans several offices
about the Court House, one being Clerk
of the Board, and others being the JAM
itorship Of the building. There is ex-
pected 10 be great scramble for these
few places on the part of the Republi-
cans. The names of S. 0. Boyce, I. c.
Motfat and John ShellhaSe were men
toned about town, yesterday, as pros
pective clerks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
PENDLETON ELECTED.
He Has A MAJORITY OF OVER THREE
HUNDRED.
The Latest Returns on Senator and the Legislature.
A Prospect Of scount-Tabulating the
Figures at the Court House.

While the general result Of the
election was, as matter OF
course, the leading topic Of discussion,
We sterday, interest conferred in the size
of Congressman Pendleton's majority,
and on the close fight between Messrs.
Tarr and Hervey, for State Senate in
this district. The Republicans-or
rather few Of the members of that or
ganization-for the most of the leaders
were not visible and had little to say
began the day, taking their cue from
the Inteluqencer, by making a weak
pretense OF claiming the election OF Capt.
Dovener, by something over hundred
majority. They kept this up until after
noon, when Mr.. G. w. Atkinson dropped
his estimate, on telegram from Wet
eel, to fifty for Dovener, while Demo
Gratis, who took no stock whatever In
the Repu blican estimate, claimed the
election OF Mr.. Pendleton by not less
than three hundred. By dark, however,
the Republicans had gotten additional
figures, Wetzel coming up strongly for
Mr., Pendleton, and about eight o'clock
Mr.. Atkinson conceded that Captain
Dovener was beaten by not less than
two hundred At half-past ten o'clock
last night returns received by the REG
lister from all the counties made Mr..
Pendleton's majority in the district 323,
O q follOus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
ID. GUNDLING & CN
STAR CL0THIERS, 81 and SO Twelfth Suta
GREAT EXCITEMENT!

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds Il. Is.
Potts' Big store at Main and Tenth
Streets and the Boom Ii In Full Blast.
Bargains Going Like . Flash at Half
Price and Less-A Present to Every Gus
toner who Cuts this Out
These big drives received daily from the New
York auction rooms will eclipse anything ever
be fore heard OF in this section.
MEMS SUITS, SI.9o, s2.S7. $3.50, N-S and up.
We are leaders in low prices These goods
must 60. Come early.
MEMS PANTS At 45c. CSC, SIC. &c, e1.lS up.
Worth double or money refunded
BOYS SUITS a. Sc, 97c, Ellis. sl.37 up Come
~ once, this sal, cannot last always.
BOYS PANTS. he. 100, 25c, 29c, BOO up
These bargains are goingyery fast.
@EH'S FINE SHOES at VIC, VI TO- tl.2o, tl.S7,
1892 up. Look in our window for bargains in
shoes away below the usual price.
LADIES FINE SHOES, SIC, 97c, Sl.25 81
a. up. All fast sellers and will give you full
satisfaction.
CHILDRENs SHOES at 100. Csc, BIC, 4sc oIc
nc, SIC Ut. Solid bargains and trade winners
ARACKET-LOOK AT THE PRICES.
HAHDKERCHIEFS lc, 20, &c, &C. DC up Big
value.
sUsPENDERs, &C, &c, 12c, l'c' iSc' ssc; worth
MEMS HALF HOSE. &c, sc. So, loo up. Thes,
prices will make you buy.
MEMS SHIkIS, lie, DC 33c, 39c up. Or
shirts we lead the trade. IL we cannot save you
your patronage and should not have 1t, and
further, you may return any goods not SatiIfAc
tory and get your money
BIC DRIVES IN MEMS AND BOYS HATS
Don't forget us on Hats. We are here "a
ave you money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
Building Notes.

Work is progressing rapidly on Baer's
big new building. The stable is al
most completed, and the main building
is completed for two stories.
The first story OF the United States
Baking Company building at Twentieth
and Main streets, is we'll up.
The excavations have been about
completed for the foundation for the
new popular price theatre, on Market
street above Twelfth.
The exterior work on the new Web
ster district school building is about
completed. and work will be commenced
next week on the interior.
The Wheeling Ice 81 Storage Com
pany. have contracted with the Kleives,
Kraft Company, for the building OF
their new Ice g. Cold Storage building,
they being the lowest bidders on the
work. T. w. Jackson has the contract
for the excavating and stone work,
which is now well under way. The
building will be pushed forward to COM
pletion as rapidly as the weather will
permit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
RACKET IN THE NORTH END.
Mike Moran Gets on His Muscle, and Is
Arrested and Sent to Jail.

Arrested anu sent 10 Ohu.
There was quite breezy time In M.
Agnic's North End saloon, on North
Main street, yesterday morning. Michael
Moran, man who lives In that section,
entered the saloon and created dis
turbance, whereupon the proprietor or
dered him out. Moran did not leave.
Instead OF doing so he drew revolver
from his hip-pocket, and made an
effort to discharge 1t In the
face of Agnic. But Moran had been
drinking, and his nerves were uncer-
tain. Before he could carry out his
purpose, friends interfered, ard he was
elected from the saloon. AS soon as he
was released he proceeded to the street,
picked up good sized "dornick" and
sent it crashing through one Of the
windows.
The proprietor OF the saloon later
swore out three warrants before JUS
tice Ankle, for Moran, charging him
with assault and battery, trespass, and
carrying concealed weapons. He was
arrested by Constable Lauchlin, and
the trial took place yesterday afternoon.
He was found guilty on the three
charges, and was fined $40 and costs on
two, and S25 and costs on the third. In
default of payment OF these fines he was
committed to jail for so days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
Totals. .........

Personally, Mr.. Pendleton never
doubted that his majority would be less
than two hundred and fifty or three
hundred, and yesterday he was recelV-
ing the congratulations OF his friends,
which were showered upon him from
all sides. His election completes the
ouartette of Democratic Congressman
from West Virginia.
Another point OF deep interest was
the close contest for State Senate.
Yesterday morning the returns pub
lished by the REGISTER indicated that
Hervey, R., had q few more votes
in the district than Tarr, D., and
this was shown to be correct
yesterday, from an examination Of
the returns from the three counties.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Tarr said he
lacked nine votes of having a majority,
according to his figures. The best
figures at hand last night gave Mr..
Hervey majority Of 9, as follows: