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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06
a DRUNKEN HAN
with Bag of Salt, Soares Non-Uunion
Men-How the Mil is Doing.


HOMESTEAD, PA, Octorber 5.-A drunk
en- citizen from McKeesport caused some
excitement on Eighth avenue this morn
ing by abusing and threatening number
of non-union men. He drew package
from his pocket and announced thati was
dynamite with which be intended blowing
up the plant. Then there was general
scattering until deputy sheriff seized the
package and discovered that it only con-
tanned salt He was locked up 10 sleep of
his drunkenness.
Mr.. Julian Kennedy visited the works
again to-day, which gave rise to more
rumors about changes in the management.
but there is not the slightest foundation
for the reports. At the mill Office it was
announced that the finished material for
the Monterey which Secretary Dunn said
was so satisfactory was all made by the
new men in the steel works. Three large
boiler plates for cruiser were shipped TO-
day.
A small breakage is reported on the
streets as having occurred in the 33 inch
mill. Aside from this the usual depart
ments were in operation.
: Gen Wvlie' was asked this morning
when the troops are to be Withdrawn. He
replied that Adiutant General Greenland
would reach Pittsburg this evening, and IL
is possible decision would be reached.
The members of the Advisory Board
continue hopeful and claim that they are
rapidly winning a victory. This feeling
prevails here. though naturally there are
beginning TO be not few dOuoters. The
committee hopes above everything else
that true bills will be returned against
members of the Carnegie Steel Co., as II
will have much effett in bracing up the
strikers.
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Joins raG DEMooRArIo PAsTY.
A Prominent Indiana Republican Comes
Out for Cleveland.

! EVANSVILLE, IND, October 4-Wu-
liam Dudley Foulke, during all his ii[e
prominent Republican ana wen
known to the country as one Oh ene
foremost advocates of civil service re-
form, addressed large audience mere
tonight urging the election OF CleVe-
land aud Stevenson. His argument was
based almost exclusively on the tarin
issue. He said the Republicans
found the Mckinley Dill 50
disastrous in the electlon
two years ago that many OF them con
sidered that the only escape from It's
evil consequences has been by the back
door Of reciprocity. He thought there
was great deal of good in this notloh
of reducing our protective tarihs oy
reciprocal treaties with other countries
and was glad TO see even little heresy
invade the sanctuary OF orthodox he
publican protection. But theTproVisioh
of the bill giving the President power 10
suspend duties by proclamation conceal
ed a graver menace to Republican lnsti-
tutions than anything in the Mckinney
.uill-a graver abuse than any which mas
leTeEOJOT0 OuIPd4ACN VIZ
policy.
The President, as che representative
of the entire people, is to determine
what is just and equitable in these reel
urocity arrangements, but it is clear
enough that, as a precedent, this thing
if sanctioned and carried out and logic
,slly extended, is destructive OF repuo-
Iican government. The President, with
in the limits of the reciprocity clause,
is made a dictator, and if corrupt there
would be no limit to his power to per-
uetuate his authority. The concentra-
tion of such authority ia the hands OF
the executive is perilous. MIR. FouiKe's
argument was on a new line OF though1
and his audience was with him from tue
first and applauded him enthusiastically
when he declared that he should sup
port Cleveland because he believed he
would restore the republic reformed
and purified to the people.
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TENEYSON DYING
The Poet Laureato na. Lo.t Ilk.eIoul


ness and Cannot Last Much Losger.
LoyDox. October 5.--Manj friends and
admirers OF Lord Teunyson have gone 20
Haslemere, TO learn il possible the exact
condition OK the poet laureate. A bulietln
was issued az seven O'Clock this morning.
stating that there bad been mark
change IN the condition n Lord Tennyf
he had some sleep duringthe niRnL
bnlletin had been issued al TO'clock.
A dispatch received Tom~hH.f
timed two clock this aftsrnoon sfstf
Lord Tennyson is IN the last st4ye'
ness and Is slowly passing away1
In an interview NJ HaAemerclt 4
Dr Dabos said that he h4d jgSt lcf
drew Clarke at the bedsieeof Yord Te
son. who was then quite Conscious and -
did not seem 20 suffer in the least. ~
ASKED whether there was not a siil -
chance Of the poets recovery, DR.. Daob-S
replied deslvely: "rhere is absolutely 20
hope"
At9p. IN tho poet stiil showed signs of
life but ne was unconscious.
A dispatch from Haslefnere, timed mid
night. SAYS: ".rhe house 10 Aldworih Vas
locked up soon after II ?. m. No callers
were admitted Except for the hgnt
streaming from the sick room windows tug
house is in darkness. All seemed hDsneo
10 silence. IL Is understood that Sir an
drew Clarke and Dob0s are In constant ~
tendance and that Lord JennysohS
diti0n is unchanged"
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS
Being Held Throuehout tho Flat Top
Coal Regions and sIoDowell County.

Being Held Throuehout tho Flat Top
Coal Regions and Mcdowell County.
Special 7sIegrsm 70 the Rscistsr
ELKHoRN, W. VA. October 5.--Large
and enthusiastic Democratic meetings are
being held throughout the Flat Top coal
fields and Mcdowell county. The entire
region is being thoroughly aroused TO the
issues Of the campaign, and will ,poH q
larger Democratic vote than ever before
A large meeting, held at Welch to-day,
was attended by the voters Of both parties,
many prominent Republicans being pres
ent who listened with marked attention 10
the speeches of Congressman Anderson,
Governor Fleming and'ColOnel MacCorKle.
Democratic candidate for governor OF WesJ
Virginia
The orator of the day was Congressman
Anderson, who handled the issues OF tue day
with great ability and was interrupted ire
Quently by applause The enthusiasm IL
created indicates the awakening tnat mas
taken place here.
He was followed by Col MacCorkle and
Governor Fleming whose addresses were
earnestly listened 10 and &pplaudeu. Brass
bands eniivened the occasion and the town
wears general gala day appearances to-
night.
n llDDSLGI ulECllu8 was ASAN ehe :
an which was addressed by Presidential
Elector John A. Preston, Col MacCyrkle,
Governor Fleming and Congressman Aid
erson. A great blaze of fire works
announced the presence OF the visiting
orators The addresses were attentiyeiy
listened to and created great enthusiasm,
as they did st Welch, many persons being
present from Elkhorn, Kyle and Vivian.
All the speakers and strangers are Delng
handsomely entertained by Mr. L.. E.
Tierney, general manager, Of the Pow
hatan, Lynehburg and Eureka Coal and
Coke Company. at his private. residence,
which is beautifully decorated,
Tomorrow Governor Fleming viii ad-
dress a meeting at Mayberry, Col Mac
Corkle one at Goodwill, and Congressman
Anderson and John A. Preston one at
Bluefeld. The interest. manifested at
meetings already held assure large audi
ences ct these places.
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THE LONG DIsrANoE RACE.
How the Riders Came In-EorEes Badly
Worn.

vienna. October 6.-Captain Topper
laski. one of the riders in the long-distance
race. who arrived at Fiorisdorf at S:SO
O'Clock last evening, covered the distance
from Berlin in So hours and % minutes,
l hour and 80 minutes better than Prince
Leopold. the first German officer 70 ar
rive Prince Leopold's time was 80 hours
and Is minutes. 1t has beeu said in some
Quarters that owing 10 the high position Oh
Prince Leopold the other German COM
petitors would hesitate 10 attempt 10 deleat
him. The race was run on the merits Oh
the riders and their horses, ana
the lowest lieutenant taking part In
il would not hesitate under the con,
ditions 10 defeat field marshal, should
such a parsonage be in the race, AS
matter of fact Lieut.. Hyle, who arrived
few seconds behind Prince Leopold occu-
hied one hour and ten minutes less time
than did the Prince.
Count Starhemoerg, an Austrian rider,
arrived at the goal in the Templehoi nsiu
at o'clock this morning, having riuueu
from the Austrian starting point IN 81
honrs and "a minutes, which is three hours
better than the time by Lieut.. Miklos, the
first Austrian TO finish. Horse and riuer
were in wonderfully good condition. Up
10 , o iclock this afternoon. twenty-five ot
the Austrian riders had arrived. some VI
the Germans VINO started out on the sec
ond day of the race have made better tune
than those who started on the nrst DAY,
beating the latters record by five hours.
Up 10 o'clock this morning nine Germans
mad arrived at Florisdorf. Thelr time
ranged from 81 to 63 hours.
AT half-past eight o'clock this evening
the Austrian officers held the twelve oest
records. The German rider, Captain
Tephorlaski. holds the thirteenth place.
Prince Leopold is sixteenth.
Thirty Austrians have reaeneo berlin,
while only ten Germans have arrived at
Florisdorf. The Aorses OF five OF the Ger
man riders died on the way. None OF the
Austrian horses died.
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At washington, there was no game, ow-
ing to the failure of the Baltimore team to
arrive In time. The game was therefore
forfeited to.the Washington.
Az Chicago, Louisville won in the sixth
after two men were out. Weather colo.
Attendance, 472, Louisville & Chicago 2;
errors, 4 and .; hits, 9 and Z. Pitchers,
Stratton and Hutchison. Umpire, Nc
Quad. .e. -.
game was postponed on account OF cold
weather. Two games will be played to-
day.
A. Cleveland, about one hundred people
shivered through five innings Of the game.
cleveland had everything its own way.
cleveland 6, Cincinnati o; errors, Cincin-
natl 3; hits, 6 and 5: pitchers, Young and
Chamberlain; umpire, Gsffney
AtNew York, it was bitter cold and the
New Workers played wretchedly at the
polo Grounds. New York 9, Brooklyn y;
earned runs, each; errors, 10 and 2; hits,
10 and 9: pitchers, King and Haddock;
umpire, Hornung.
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MOTE Good News from Florida.

JACKsoNvILLE. FLA, October 5.-The.
latest returns up TO Ii p, N. show that
Mitchell. (Democrat) has carried the State
by fully 26. 600 majority and tn6t Baskin
PEOPLES party carried one county (Ba-
ker) by a majority Of IS.
Chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, in telegram TO Hon. George
w. Wilson, of the Stale Committee, saysi
eve are delighted with our good work
done by the Democracy Of Florida"
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SNOW At SEVERAL PLACES.

A snow storm prevailed at Carthage,
near Watertown,' N. Y, yesterday morn
ing.
furry OF snow about IL o'clock yesterday
morning.
slight fall of snow about 2 o'cloch yester-
day morning.
The peakspf the Catskills about Kings
TOR. n. ". are covered with snow. Early
snow fell TO the depthsof two inches, and
the ground was covered from Delhi to
Biein. covering q section Of several miles
Al philadelphia, the first snow Of the
season fell at $40 P. m.
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces photographic News IN
Small Space.


At Lakewood, n. j., yesterday, Edwin
Booth, the actor, who is in poor health, be-
came dazed and fell upon the stone hearth
in mis- room, cutting gash over his left
eye.
A posse is searching for John Van
Meter, of Pike county, KY, who is wanted
for crushing his wife's skull last Saturday
and cutting his six-months-old baoy's
throat.
The Real Estate convention at Buffalo.
n. Y, now numbers 10, 900 representatives
from all parts Of the country.
General Stevenson addressed an immense
audience at Elgin, Ill, last night. He
talked Of the tariff and the force bill.
WhItelaw Reid and Governor Mckinley
held Republican meeting at Springfield,
Msss., yesterday afternoon.
Ex-Governor Fire Alarm Foraker shot
OF his face and waved the bioodysshirt to a
medium sized audience at Sterling, Ill,
yesterday.
Senator Allison, OF Iowa, made the only
speech he viii make this campaign, ih Min
nesota last night, at Mitchell He talked
tariff
Mrs Harrison passed comfortable day,
though her condition Is practically the
same as during the past two days
salvation Oil gives perfect satisfaction
for horses with cracked heels. @ w. Lee,
4i4 w. Balto St, Baltimore, Nd
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THE SAME CONCLUSION

Reached by Two Men of Independent
Modes OF Thought Show the Trend of
Things.
WILMINGTON, DEL, October BIN an in
terview printed in to-day's EUery Euentng
ex- -Secretarr Bayard says
1.-The declarations Of men like Judge
Walter Gresham and eX-Secretary Wayne
MacVeagh furnishes clear diagnosis Of
the political situation.
"rhey illustrate the operation OF per-
ceptiop of the truth upou the minds of TWO
men of wholly independent modes Of
thought, living far apart, and who, indie
pendently acting, arrive at the same con-
clusion and are impelled by similar consci-
entiousness to give it utterance each IN his
own WaY.n
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JJSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.

A Third Party Negro Assaults a Dem
ocrstic Leader and Gets Killed-The Act
justified.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 5.-Isaac Horton,
colored, was shot and killed by Dan Bowles
at the Poor house precinct, SIX miles from
this city to-day. A number of Democratic
Negroes led by Bowles were marching to
the polls when eight or ten Third Party
Negroes led by Horton rushed into the
Democratic line. Horton ranup and struck
Bowles twice, knocking, him to his knees.
Hehad his hand on Bowles' collar and was
preparing TO strike him asthird time when
Bovles drew a pistol and shot him through
the heart. A Coroner's. Jury composed Of
four Democrats and two Third Party men
rendered verdict Of iustihable homicide.
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WHAT THEY ARE AFTER.
The Republicans Working for the Future
in the South.
Special 7tle0rG,n to the Regtstsr,

Special ItLe0TGtn 10 inc Hsg,StST,
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 5.-A Re.
publican who is familiar with the plans OF
the Republican campaign managers salo
to-day that the Democrats were mistaken
in their guess at what the Republican Ma
tional Committee was trying TO do In the
South. They are not he said, trying to
trade with the Independents for either
congressman or electoral syotes. What
they are trying to do, wherever it is prac-
ticable, is to combine with the lndepend-
ents on the State Legislatures in the South,
with the understanding that whenever the
Independents and Republicans together
have majority of State Legislature
they shall amend the election laws so as to
change the present conditions which ena-
BILE the Democrats to hold tie South solid.
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A Big Meeting at MOundsvlIie.

MouNDsvILLE, w. VA, October The
campaign was opened auspiciously oy tne
Democracy tonight. The town was over
run with strangers and had gala day APP
pearance. The MouudsviAe Democratic
club, 200 strong, parsded the principal
streets. evoking immense applause, The
meeting was addressed by c. Wood Daily,
the silver tongued orator of West Virginia,
and Hon. John j. Davis and w. Scott, OF
Clarksburg. The Marshall county Court
House was crowded.
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Refnses to Advance 1T.

Iyp1ANAPoLIs, IND, October 8. -The
supreme Court has refused toadvance on
its docket for an early hearing of the suit
recently appealed from the Circuit Court OF
Henry county to test the constitutionality
Of apportionment of 'S5 and '9l. The suit
was brought at the instance Of the Repuo-
Hcan Central Committee.
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ouAY no Asslsr CARTER.
Matt ouAy Leaves for New YOrk-Refuses
to'TaIk.

tOIaIk. =
PfrrsBUFa. PA, Oct5ber 5.-Senator
Ouay came up from his home in Beaver
aud left the city on the day express. he
was accompanied by his wife, and when
seen at the Union Stetion declined to talk
politics or the object Of his trip East. II IS
pretty we'll understood that the Senator
win aid Chairman Carter IN the New ork,
headuuarters in the conduct of the Repup-
lican campaign, and thatiit is the purpofs
OF bis trip Easb 81 this time ;.,,1
care YOU going to New York;" was
asked of the Senator as he was about to
board the train.
eyes, am going down there for a few
weeks"
''Do YOU expect to do any active work for
the Republican National Committees"
"Well, l can't say as 10 that. l would
rather not be interviewed"
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nrpnrsENrArtv wnsoN
Thinks west virginia Is Entirely Safe TO
,,-s -- thf D6nr6ssrstE
spsctal 7sicoram % ae1 BsGI,lsr.

LUtLtIB LoICUI wv 70 '7IV I1FVHt1E9''
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 5.-Repre-
sentative Wilson, of West Virginia, passed
through Washington to-day on his way to
Lyncfburg. Va, where he is 10 speak this
evening. He says that heis perfectly con-
fident Of Democratic success in West Vir-
ginia this fall. "The natural immigration
to the State,n he said, twill not initiate to
iniure the Democratic prospects, and the
only danger will come from the Kanawha
mining section, where thousands Of negroes
have been employed to take the places of
white miners. The ostensible reason for
the change is that the negroes are man
aged more easily that the whites and that
they do not go upon strikes, but people
generally regard their employment as
political rather than an economic move"
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NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS

About 5000 people saw the racing at
cbnrchIn Downs First, i've furlongs,
I,.dy Jane won; time, 1:04H. Second, six
furlones. White Nose wen; time, ,d:lSS.
Third. seven furlongs Hindoo Gam won;
time. l:39. Fifth, mile and sixteenth,
lake Breeze won; time, l:5lz
At Morris Park the atmosphere was de-
cidedly chilly. First+dve Iurlongs. Ri
SsI won. time, r571<. Second-one mile.
MSchael won, time. 81 Third-seven
f,rIongs.. Great Hopes won, time. 1:2S1<-
Esonrth-six furlongs Emin Bey won,
time. / :1OH. Fifth nile and furlong.
Strsfhmeath won, time, 1:s6. Sixth-fve
farlonqs. Propriety von, time, 5S1z.
roR Colds, Gro Asthma. Bron-
critIs and Sore Ia nse Dr. 1nomag
EIec ic Oil, and e Qeilssflle.
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AUGUSTA, GA, October 5.-The esti-
mated Democratic majority in Lith Con-
gressional district is ], 800. The ColtStitt-
toms returns from the 100 counties out Of
Georgia,s 1877, received at midnight, put
the Democratic majority at more than
forty thousand. Other returns will GER
tainly increase the Inaiority to at least
$4,000, and probably more than that.
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EPISCOPAL council.
The First Days Session Of the BODY
at Baltimore.
REV. DR.. MORGAN DIX, NEW YORE

Unanimously REFLECTED Chairf
man of the House Of Deputies
A Notable Gathering OF Emil
nent Men from All Parts Of the
Countrywide Largest Meeting
Ever Held-A Splendid Service
Held.
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flow the Games wIu be Played.

CDEvEI,AND, October 5.-PreSident ROD
;,Son of the Cleveland base ball club tele-
vrsnhs tonight from New York city, that
ns mas perfected arrangements whereby In
-icase Cleveland wins the second SERIES
Srhich is almost certain, the final c am-
,,,onship'tames with Boston will be played
as follows: In Cleveland. October Il, Is,
10: in Boston. October 2l. q, %, and the
remainder in New York City, the pennant
Going to the clun that wins five out OF nine
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IIIOgS DONE FOR
!, Men Give Up Their Lives on the
Streets Of GOfsyVilie,
Eg9og THEDAlTON. GANG DEAD.

ono Member Of the Motor
,yrs Band of Outlaws Makes
ws Escape, and He is Closely
o,rsued Five Citizens Of tho
Town of CoEeyVilie Killed BY
+pa outlaws ia the Battle-The
nations Were Alter Big Money
and We're Raidmg Two BspEs
st0nce-Detafs Of the Fight.
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There were two full tickets In the
field, the straight Democratic ticket
and the Peoples Party ticket, each
nominated by the respective conven-
tions of the two parties. The Repub-
licans nominated no State ticket, con-
tenting themselves with placing a
national electoral ticket in the field.
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nwnor.hIn ot an A,erolite.

hrs MONIES. IA, October Aw~The Su-
,re,,le Cont of Iowa has affirmed the
Wi6ebago meteor case. In May. 1880, an
serclife we Ehing sixty pounds fell on the
farm Of John Goddard.
peter -Hoagland 6ug it up and sold i %
p Y Winchel es his own for sl05. Cod
5ard sued, claiming that as the stone felI o9
HE land il oecame his and HOagland had
no riqbt TO Il The District Court decioed
IN Goddard S favor, claiming that the me-
feor- became part OF the soil.
The defense was that u was ,novaolS
belonged 10 the fnosr.
co-f .,fARKABLE CURRs Of deaf
corded OF DR.. Thomas Ec-
Never fails to cure earache.
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SAVANNAH, GA, October 5.--The total
vote of this county was $3.50, of which the
Third party polled only 600 Governor
Northern and the entire State ticket has
5000 majority. The colored Republicans
repudiated the deal with the Third party,
made by the leaders, and openly voted the
straight Democratic ticket Everything
passed of quietly. The Democrats are
jubilant over the tremendous defeat Of the
Third party in this section Of the State.
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schoolmase Etplnnat.on pIdn,t GO.

CHICAGO. october s.. kFred q >SIe, y
Gently from Boston, fcf id JaYo Ny
drinking beer with loC ast
night. The WIFI ver leh ftDat
Mooney was an old =, Dus
Covelle promptly G. skull
wltb a beer bottle " did
this morning. NJ 'or
rest.
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mCoRKLE AND FLEmINa.
They Create Enthusiasrn and Make Votes
In Bramwen.
O.,..srI ,rI,Inrrnrr, fn fha R1afatsr

BRAMwELL, w. VA, October 5.-Gov.
Fleming and Col MacCorkle spok Glere
tonight to the largest audience tina, ever
greeted Democratic speakers at this place;
The white and colored bands summoned
the citizens tothe large hall which was
filed to oVer-fowing and many turned
awas. The speakers were listened to with
marked attention and several Republican
miners told your correspondent that they
would vote Tor MacCorkle, Anderson and
Shumate.
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ROME, Ca, October, BIN the election
here to-day this county gave the entire
Democratic ticket a majority Of 900.
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COLUMBUS, GA, October 5.-The election
in this district passed off quietly. In this
county the Democratic majority will be be-
tween ], 200 and 1900. A number of negroes
voted the Democratic ticket openly, though
some were influenced by Boss Bucks Cir
cular instructing them To vote for the
third party candidates, eB twas to the in
terest of Republicans.
A vast majority OF intelligent negroes,
however, were not swerved from their
convictions and cast Democratic ballot.
This was the case in various counties
throughout the district There was no
disturbance anywhere.
Marion county, another district, where
the Third party was considered very
strong, has given a handsome Democratic
majority. Reports from various counties
of the Fourth district shoga grand Demo
cratic majority. Chattahoochee and Mar
ion counties, which were considered the
strongest Third party counties in the dis
trict, have been swept by the Democrats.
Richmond county viii 40 Democratic by
over 4, 900 majority. Governor Northen's
majority in the Tenth district will be prob
ably 1900. This is Congressman Watson's
district and is recognized as the stronghold
of the Third spartyin Georgia. Northen's
majority over, p Peek Indicates that the dis
trict will 60 Democratic in November
The Defnoetnts carry sshe Sts1e from forty
to fifty Thousand majority.