davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
FNWIT WAS DONE.
Ohio Republicans Were Caught Mapping.
The still Hunt Did the Business.
SDsci1k TsLegyaEa 20 the Registtr:

Ohio Republicans Were Caught Mapping.
The still Hunt Did the Business.
Special telegram 10 the Register:
WASHINGTON, d. c., November TO-
Democrats here rejoice over no feature OF
the tremendous victory of Tuesday more
than at the capture of Ohio and the clever
way in which it was accomplished by the
Democratic National Committee assisted
bv Mr.. Neal, who was chairman Of the
Ohio Democratic Committee in Camp
BELLS campaign for Governor. When about
two weeks ago the Democratic managers
become uneasy at the terrific efforts the
Republicans were making 10 capture West
Virginia and Connecticut they decided to
do something to make good the possible
loss Of l2 electoral votes. Governor Camp
bell, who was in New York gave it as his
opinion that Ohio might be carried on a
still hunt if the Democratic National Com
mittee could spare the money. Mr..
Neal, was summoned TO New York and
agreed with Governor Campbell The
plan was then settled on that the Demo
Gratis should on the surface do nothing in
Ohio, thus lulling the Republicans into a
false confidence. But in the country dis
tricUs trusty Democratic workers should
few days before election oe provided with
money 10 get every Democratic voter
to be left 20 take care of themselves
and the utmost secrecy was to be preserved
as to the Democratic plans When Mr..
Neal returned TO Ohio he took $4,000
with him He called q number OF
trusty Democratic workers together from
the different sections of the State, laid his
plans before them, and gave them the
funds 10 carry them out.
When election day came large numbers
of Republicans in the rural districts did
not take the time to go TO the polls, confident
the State was sure TO give Harrison about
the usual majority. But every Democratic
vote was got to the polls and Ohio was
swept out of the Republican column for
the first timein thirty years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
AN EXTRA SESSION

OF Both Branches Of Congress LiEeiy-Ths
People Demand Immediate Tariff Re-
vision.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November l0.--The
strong probability Of an extra session OF
Congress Immediately following the inaug-
uration Of the President-elect IL subject
OF general conversation In washington To-
day.
The present election having turned on
questions of domestic policy, u Is said 70
be obvious TO experienced ponticai Leaders
Of ali parties that sn extra session OF both
houses Of Congress will almost Inevitably
result. ,.
Secretary OF the Treasury Foster, among
others admits this.
The country. be says. challenges tne
judgement OF the Republicans on the hc-
Kinley bill and the result must De accepted
"a fhe Will of the people that different poll
icy shall be put into effect
Ex-Secretary Bayard writes 70 friend
here 10 ike effect, adding that the people
viii expect this TO be done without unnec-
essary delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
FRAUD IN CONNEOTICUT,

Republicans Try to Defeat the Win of tho
People.
New HAVEN, Conn, November 10-The
Union in an extra edition tonight publishes
the following:
The Democrotic State Central Committee
has evidence to show that Republican man
ayers are conspiring to count out the Dem
ocrats who were elected Tuesday.
4 mislead and illegal form of return to
be used was sent out from the Office Of Sec
retary Walsh. II contains several traps to
catch the unwary upon rejected votes.
BY counting all of these as cast against
Judge Norris and his associates, the con-
spirators hope to wipe out the large maiori-
ty received by the Democratic candidates.
Several hundred votes were thrown out
for illegality. On this basis Republican
Chairman Benton has been claiming to-
day that Judge Morris lacks 300 Of ma
iOrity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
THE LATEST NEWS
IS THE BESTNEWS.
Hereafter The "OhiO Man" Will
be ha Democrat. "
PROSPECTS THERIVER
Extremely Close and a Democratic
Victory Either Way.
EVEN Mr.. CARTER FINDS IT OUT.
Kansas Permanently Deserts the Re-
publican Party.
OUR OWN WILLIAM L. WILSON
Is Mentioned Prominently for the At
tornsy GeneralShip.
EVEN MR.. CARTER FINDS IT OUT.
Kansas Permanently Deserts the Re-
publican Party.
OUR OWN WILLIAM L. WILSON
Is Mentioned Prominently for the At
torney GeneralShip.

Is Lovely and the
Goose Hangs Away Out OF
Reach ofBenjamin-Your Uncle
Grover Takes the Earth and
Keeps 1.-THE "Old Roman"
Says It Reminds Him Of 1910,
Except That It's Different-The
Democrats Still Lead in Cali
fornia and Wisconsin-The Gov
ernment Will be in the Hands
of It's Friends-President Har-
rison Preparing to Leave the
White House-M Many Things to
Make Democrats Happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
ILLINOIS SITUATION.
The Cleveland Electors VIII Have Abont
10000 Plurality in the State.


10000 Plurality in the State.
CHICAGO. November 10.-The complete
returns from the city of Chicago and Cook
county show that Cleveland has carried
Cook county by 30, 900 plurality and that
Altgeld, Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, has carried the county by $1,000
plurality, so that in the great Republican
stronghold Cleveland and Stevenson have
actually run ahead Of the German and
Democratic candidate for Governor. The
onlv explanation for this is the statement
made by Washington Herring OF the StdGts
Zeituno to Mr.. Cleveland and the
Democratic National Committee that
the Germans of Illinois would
support him and the entire
Democratic ticket this fall. This has been
verified by the result. The lead Of Cleve-
land over Altgeld is probably due to the
vote of certain Democrats andindependent
Republicans who supported the Demo
cratic ticket, but refused to vote for Alt
geld on account of his socialistic affiiia-
tions. The returns from 655 county pre-
cincts outside of Cook county, give Har-
rison total vote of l26, 600, Cleveland ll6,-
O76: Harrison's plurality nthese precincts
1908. This would Indicate that the OF
ficial returns from the whole State Will
show Democratic plurality OF about 20
600 for the National ticket. The plurality
on the State ticket will not vary material
lv from these figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
PRESTON COUNTY COMPLETE

Praise for the "Register," Chairman Chill
ton and the Argus.
Syseiq! Tsle0rGfR 70 the Register
KrNGwOoD, ". VA, November lO.-Ihe
complete vote in this county is in and Har-
rison has ,544 majority. Davis ran II
ahead of his ticket by receiving the vote OF
some Peoples Party men. Wilson is one
ahead OF his ticket and Wisner ten behind.
The Republican county ticket is elected and
as the REGISTER correspondent has said pc
fore. it was knitted badly. The total vote this
wear is 4. 1869 while in lSSS 1t was 4.4ln In
lSsS the Prohibition vote was 40; TINS year
tits So. The Peoples party have 9S votes
i'm the county while the Labor Party IN
1855 only cast 55 votes.
The Democrats here are very 1uollant
and are preparing for a big blowout on
SATURDAY night. The Republicans are so
blue that indigo looks white beside them
Some are in bed aud others would like TO
be. The REGISTER Is cOmphmented on all
sides for its vigorous campaign and praises
are loud for ChairmaR Chiffon, OF the
State Committee, and Editor Brown, OF the
Argl,S. OF course there are many others
who are receiving due praise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
wETzEL COUNTY.
All but Three Precincts In and they Esti-
timated, the County Gives Pendleton
633 Plurality.
Sgseial Ts.eqran 3 IL RgoL.ts-.


633 Plurality.
Special Telegram to ne Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE w. VA, November
1O.-The returns are all in sealed up from
the different voting precincts in Wetzel,
but the messenger from Archer in Grant
district, the messenger from Green Valley
school house and Postlethwait school
house in Centre district had no statement
of the vote in their respective precincts.
consequently we have TO take their state
ment from recollection. The messenger
from Green Valley says the Democratic
plurality there was from 10 to 20 the mes
Senger from Archer says the Republican
plurality there was from 9 10 -, and the
messenger from Postlethwait School
House says the Democratic plurality there
was from % to 30 but reliable man who
lives in Center district, says the Demo
cratic plurality at POstlethwait School
House was above so, which latter state
ment is probably the correct one, as IL cor
responds more nearly with the vote of
1855 in Center district. The statement of
the messenger in regard TO Archer's vote
no doubt is correct. The National State
and Congressional tickets will vary but
little in Wetzel. Consequently, taking
the Congressional, as the returns
are more complete upon that, it gives
PendletOn 10 plurality at Green Valley
school house, and so at POstelthwait school
house and Dovener plurality at Archer.
A calculation based upon the above figures
will give PendletOn a plurality Of 633.
Ii is thought that PendletOn's plurality
ia Wetzel can be safely placed at from 625
to $50, but the exact figures will probably
not be obtained until the official count is
made. The returns from the county on
State Senate and Tyler and Wetzel dele
gate district are so incomplete that no
accurate estimate can be made. The Weav-
er vote VIII be between 400 and 500. II has
been more difficult than ever before 10 get
accurate returns from Wetzel The people
think that everything mas. gone Democratic
and pay no attention 20 figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
Wisconsin Democratic.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November liz g. m.
The SentinepS returns with parts of 81
out of the IS counties estimated, give the
Democrats a plurality on Governor Of
4,74S. The figure is slightly smaller on the
electoral ticket Five Congressman and
the same ndmber of Presidential electors
are Democratic, while the Republicans
elect seven of the former and nine Of the
lateer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
b 2fINIS S.....
PLURALITY CROWS
|, Nav County Coming in
Shows Gains
plrITg EXCEEDS 5000,
r,.,,,rs and the Frauds
They Protected IN
.rrrr r0ryTY KEEP THAT
! oA in the Republican Ranks
by About 8lo

Virginia as solidly in the
.,,ratio Column as Texas.
,-s to steal the State win
I'D Futile for All Time to
a.-Tao Education OF the
...ss On the Tariff and the
publican Force Bill Policy
Blame for the Great Vic
,--Caairman Chiffon and
Committee Did Splendid
T,-s and Are to be Compd-
.-.sd-AnFou Congressman
Democrats - Just Look
CsI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
North Dakota Again in Doubt.

FARGO, n. D., November 10'-The Re.
publican electors in this State seem to be
beaten. Ali day Governor Burke Rep)
has given up his election but returns to-
night indicate that he may be elected by
1000 majority. The returns indicate Re-
publican majority of Z or s on joint ballot
in the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
HARRISON PREPARES
To Leave the White House in the Spring.
The Family Will Be Broken Up.

WASHINGTON, November 1O.-The EreR-
inn star ssvs: Plans for next spring are
already being discussed by President Har-
rison and his family, looking toward the
vacating the Executive Mansion on
March 4. There will probably be a
general breaking up and separation OF the
Family The President will return 70 In-
dianapolis and make his home there for
the future. 1t is probable that Mr.. Rus
sell Harrison and his wife will reside in
indianapolis, also making their home with
General Harrison. Mrs. Mckee, with
little Benjamin and little Mary,
will 90 to Bottom after March
4. Mr.. Mckee has established himself
in business there and has built a mousse
Cen Harrison NAV make them visit in
the spring. DIR. Scott, Mrs. Harrison's
father. will live with the President Mrs.
Dlmmick will remain in Washington with
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11

vale we have not as yet Official
1t1a, county, still it is known
-l..se that the District Attor-
2 Virginia AID United States
were on the ground in charge Of
"-a,y and while we do not be-
'--cauy that county by over
SUI the estimate above con-
's Republicans by 500.
''.-,e.y certain that all four
D'2gressmen are elected. Al
-' district viii defeat Rucker
''t bis majority in all prob
reach 20J1 Out Of the thir-
A elected, nine are certainly
VIII Two Republicans. The
~ q ,1e Legislature will stand
-la-S Republicans. provided
seated in Ohio county. Our
-' legislature on Joint ballot
4" me that as a politician Mr..
Success. In many places he
S-41ts who could not rally
WA IN the various counties.
70 overthrow our lie with
Aa's1a.s and l. -ict At
simulated The De rats TO
The cabinet ting in
srGas an entire fail e. The
'-'s1sa aud freec en- every
Ua,.e rhroug out the
'e ARA Of the Force bill.
0l'V lis campaign the
som tent the Repub-
-- ugh the presses
'-- Force bill was
'-e " .c.ns would not
pass olt when the peo-
's'ar nat il was to be
ngt lader Aelr noses
oee placed onkhe stat
Ias 5nole Of H(rrison's
aO-eo IN West Virginia to
'petrated, it theibecame
how large the D,mocrat-
be-"
eject Of the tariL ones.
aN, Mr.. Chiffon said
Pleot thi4 Stale h sim.
-'ed On mis- ques OF
ners ha found ct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
MORE FREQUENT ISSUES

OF Paper Currency are Needed The Bank
ers Asked to Act.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., November l0.-The State
Bankers Association, in session here to-
day, received q letter from Congressman
Cultivate asking them TO adopt resolu-
ton asking for more frequent issue OF pa
paper currency. He says he intends 10 IN
troduce a bill in Congress early in the
coming session providing for the replace
ment by new issue of mutilated, defaced
and dirty notes. He calls attention to the
fact that medical science has revealed the
presence of the germs of infectious dis
eases on such money and proved that such
diseases were often impaired in this way.
In view Of the threatened cholera epidem-
ic. he thinks immediate action should be
taken
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
REPUBLICAN CLAIMS.
They Say Rueker Has Defeated Anderson,
but There's Nothing in 1t.
Spscia! to the Rso,ster.

Spectdt 20 me RsgtSteF.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 10
The Republicans here are claiming
Fuckers election to Congress over Alder
son. At this hour the claim seems pre-
posterOus. 1t is made on the presumption
that Fayette county has been carried by
the Republicans by majority Of twelve
hundred, Mcdowell by $40 and the Demo-
Gratis majority mas been obliterated in
Monroe.
The most reliable information received
from these counties is that Fuckers plu-
rality will not be over 500 in Fayette, 800
in Mcdowell, and that Anderson has car
ried Monroe. There is nothing at present
to indicate that the estimate made in these
plurality of 1,l0O is not substantially cor
rect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
A Striking Instance.

CINCINNATI, O., November 1O,--As an in
stance of the striking variations in the vote
in Ohio from that OF last year, the official
vote of Licking county is interesting. 1t
is: Harrison 3,6l9, Cleveland 6, O3s; Tay-
lor, Republican, for Secretary Of State,
4,56O, Taylor, Democrat, 6,O04. In 1891,
Mckinley had 4, ,412, Campbell 5,290. Cleve-
lands plurality is 2,4l9, while CampoelPs
was SIS, showing gain of l,54l in that
county. For Secretary OF State the gain Is
I'M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
California Counts slowly.

SAN FRANCIsco, November lO.-State re-
turns still come very slowly and indicate
that the Presidential vote win be narrow
rnar0in either way. Sixteen hundred pre-
cincts give Harrison 101, ,727, Cleveland
los 2Ol. Weaver 1888. Five hundred and
ninetv-nine precincts are still 70 be heard
from. mainly from country and mountain
districts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
BARBOUR OFFICIAL.
The Democrats Have Everything In the
County but one Assessor.


Special TslsgrSm to he Register.
PHuIPP1, W. Va, November 10.-Fol-
lowing are the maiOrities in Barbour:
Cleveland 26, VIM. L. Wilson Sc MacCor-
.kle SSJohnson SO, Rowan %, Riley SO, Lew
IS %, Dent 10, Holt Is; State Senator, Scott
l3; Legislature Shaw 5. The county OH
GERS are all Democratic but one assessor
The maiOrities for county ticket range from
% 10 l5I The one Republican assessor IS
elected by four votes only aud recount IS
likely 10 make that all right.
Last nights telegram stated that 1t was
q tie on House of Delegates, but Official re-
turns to-day show that Shaw, Democrat,
is elected by >. This is four times IN sue
cession that Mr.. Shaw has been elected TO
the legislature and this time against great
odds.
Secretary of War Elkins did all he could
personally, through representatives, and
bv Doodle TO defeat Shaw but failed. The
Democrats of Barbour nominate Shaw FOR
Speaker of the next House of Delegates.
Judge Dents majority will be fully up to
the state ticket here. The difference IS
that he cot Is or 20 Peoples Party votes,
which are not included IN list OF MAORI
fiaS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
1r CAN NOT BE BOUGHT"
Hon. Allen g. Thurman's Terse Way OF
Putting the situation.

Special 7sIt0rdm 10 the Rsgtster.
COLUMBUS, O., November 1O.-'T can put
all wish TO say about II now In one SEN
tence,n said ex-senator Allen G. Thurman
today, when asked his views Of the cleo
ton result. at shows that the Presidency
can not be bought" and he repeated the
last four words with oeliberatlon and EN-
n.-asis adding, "if it could, Harrison
would have been reelected"
NThe overwhelming Democratic victor
les everywhere are very gratifying TO me, |"
said he. "butI am specially pleased with
the excellent showing Ohio has made. We
know we have elected IL out of2l Congress.
men and probably have carried the State;
If we have lost il. IL Is by few hundred
votes and that will be victory. The cleo
tiop reminds me OF that Of ls40 when VIII
liam Henry Harrison was elected ard we
Democrats whipped 70 pieces by the Wings.
Van Buren, was in the Presidential cnair
and had all the patronage. but his defeat
was scarcely less complete than that OF
president Benjamin Harrison"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
"Ano,her Lie Nailed. {"
eciaE Tsleoram 10 the R,oistsr.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PHuIPPI, w. Va, November 10 The
Tntelligencsr's special from here last night
stating that Democratic money and whisky
flowed freely. is a wonderful eXaggeration
and misrepresentation. The Republicans
here used plenty of money and plenty Of
whisky and now try to squirm out of it by
saying the Democrats did it. The mtellt-
gencer's correspondent knew better when
he wrote his special.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11

BUrTE. MoST.. November lO.-heturni
from his State indicate the election Of the
Republican electors, Governor and Con
FRESHMEN. The Legislature viii prooao'
De Republican. insuripg Republican
TED States Senator. The Peoples
cast a big vote, drawing largely frcn
Democrats. Harrison VIII carry 81
Bow county By plurality OF 5,OOO' a
OF 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
E . R E K A.

California Finds the Truth and Her Mot
to is no Longer n Falsehond.
SAN Francisco, November 1O.-Suflci-
returns have been received from Califor-
MIA showing that Cleveland has carried
the State by at least 5000 plurality. Re-
turns are in from nearly three-fourths Of
the precincts in the State and those give
Cleveland plurality of $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
How'll stands in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November lot is
now positively known that the following
Cougressmen, all Democrats, are elected in
Alabama: First district. Clark; Second,
Stallings; Third, Oates; Fourth, Robbins;
Fifth. Cobb Sixth. Baukhsad; Seventh,
Denson; Eighth, Wheeler; Ninth, Turpin.
Official returns from all but tive counties
give a majority for Cleveland of 1876,
which is a big increase over the election in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
U,om,D1 Elects Republican Electors.

CHEYENNE, WYo., November l0.-Re-
turns are coming in slowly. The Demo
Gratis claim the entire State ticket The
Republicans. concede Osborne is elected
Goyernor and Gibson Clarke Justice of the
Supreme Bench, but c. D. Clark (Rep,) is
elected TO Congress and the Legislature is in
doubt Harrison electors will have a6outS 500
majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11

For Cleveland
For Harrison o
For ~"
CINCINNATI, o., November 1O.-The Com
mercial- Gazettc's careful comparisons Of Off
cial and semi-oficial returns from 81 coun-
ties in Ohio, and conservative estimates on
the other seven counties, and estimates
Cleveland's plurality in Ohio at 67S.
In some parts of Ohio Republican scribes
seem to have been figuring for Hamilton
county on Taylor's plurality for Secretary
of State, whereas Taylor ran 500 votes in
round numbers ahead of Harrison in Ham
iltou.
Legislature in doubt, probably Repubi-
can by four or five majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
1--WE ARE CLEANED QUIZ
says Jerry Rush-The Tariff Sentiment Is
Growing and Jerry Can See 1t.

says Jerry hush-Ihe Aa'in SeH'o"S -
Growing and Jerry Can See It
CHICAGO, November l0-Secretary Jere-
miah NJ. Rusk, on his way back to Wash
in0ton. after voting for Harrison in his
home in Wisconsin, was in Chicago to-day
ave were cleaned out, that's all there IS
about it,n said he referring TO Tuesday.
In nv opinion the tariff was the whole and
sole cause of it. There had been howl
about the tariff everywhere, and then the
Homestead affair made the laboring class
discontented. Undoubtedly there has been
a change of pubic sentiment as to the
tariff. The reform spirit is growing and
the result has been clean sweep. Indiana
IS normally Democratic anyway. Wiscon-
sin did a great deal better than many peo-
MIA expected. Even Milwaukee almost
went Republican"
Bevond this the Secretlry Of Agricul-
ture showed no inclinaty,a TO discuss the
matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
Kansas Coneeded to Weaver.

TOPEKA, KAs., November 1O.-The State
Journal (Republican) has posted bulletin
conceding the election of Weaver and
LeweIlyn by 5000 to 10000 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
Lstest from Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 1O.-Oficial
returns have scarcely begun to come in
vet Unofficial returns from eighty-eight
of the ninety-two counties, with the other
four estimated, give Cleveland II, ls5 plu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
nInson CounIy Returns.
sgs-al 7s.sgraia to tas Registsr.

PorvT pleasant, W. VA, November TO-
-Trnoficial returns indicate majority for
Harrison in Mason of 290 Davis has about
lie same. as has the State Senator. Cald-
win carries the county over Capehart for
Congress- bv about $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
Democratic Gain In Morgan.

Special Telegram TO thsRs0istsr.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. VA, November 9.
The official vote of Morgan county gives
Davis Oil, MacCorkle 5S2, gain for the
Democrats of Al votes. Wilson for Con-
greSs has 5S2, Wisner OIL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-11
Roane County Omcial.
-s,sgram to As Rsgists-.

SPENCER, w. VA, November 10
The Roane county official returns gives
Cleveland PSF majority, MacCOrkle
255, Capehart for Congress 32s, Hard
man for the State senate, 36l.