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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-21

Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada.

Grand Trunk hallway OF Uanada.
On and After SUNDAY, October I'd,
Trains will leave as follows q
DEPARTURES.
For Auburn and lewiston z. 10 and TO a.
M, Ito, 100 and 5.15 p. m. For Gorham
TAO am, 80 and 5.15 p. m. For Montreal
and Chicago TAO a. M, and 100 p. m For
Quebec 1.3O D. m. For Buckfield Canton
and Rumford Falls 7 40 a m. and 1.3O p. m
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn $50 an, 1910
$40 5.25 and $40 p. m. From Go ham 8. 2C
am 1910 and $40 p. In. From Chicago and
Montreal T. 10 and 5.40 D. m. From Que
bee ~. 10 p. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night trains,
and Parlor Cars on day trains.
TICKET OFFICE.
so Exchange Street, and Depot fsot Of
India Street.
Lowest fares from Portland, Yarmouth june
ton and Danyile Junction as follows; To Chi,
caQo $50 and $500; ST. Paul. $3l DO ana
S2b.7b; san Francisco. California, $50 ana
S56.75, These rates are subject to change.
L.. j. SEARGEANT, General Manager:
oct3 du
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY, Nov 10.
Arrived.
Brig Henry Cleaves, Wallace, Somes Sound
for Baltimore.
Sch HifhIand Queen, Dobbin, Boston, to load
for JoneSport-(ar 17th.)
Sch Dakota, johnson, Boston.
Cleared.
Sch Stella Kaplin, Potter, Glen Coye-Port-
land Cooperage Co.
Sch Geo B Ferguson, Ferguson, Belfast and
New York-Peter Nickerson.
Sch Lewis R French, Noonan, Prospect Har-
bor-J III Blake
Sch Clement Beal. Jonesport-J Fl Blake.
Sch Imogene, Sinclair, Surry--J II Blake.
Sch Marcia Bailey, Cole Addison II Blake.
Sch Starlight, Bunker, Winterport-J I'll Blake
Sch Grace E Stevens, Stevens, Eastport--J II
Blake.
SAILED-Barque John ] Marsh; schs Hor-
ace Shares. Sebago, B w Morse.
SUNDAY, Nov. 20.
Arrived.
Steamship Labrador, (Br) McAuley. Liverpool,
Steamship Cottage City Bennett, New York
passengers and mdSe to j b Coyle.
Steamer j s Danforth new Bath for Florida
Barque Altamaha, Hickman. Darien via
Boston, with hard pine
Sch Volunteer, Look, Boston, to load for
JOnesborO.
Sch Superb, Rosebrook, Boston.
Sch Omaha, Orr, Boston.
Sch Lone Star. Pettigrew, Rockland
Sch W G Pendleton, Weber. Damariscotta
Sch Planter. Thompson, Friendship.
Sch Lydia Grant, Merriman, HarpSWell
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
RED BEACH, Nov 1S-Ar, sch S E Nightin-
gale Allen. EastpQrt.
Sid, sch Brenton, Hatfield. Windsor, MS.
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EXCHANGE DIsPAcHETs

EXCHANGE DISPACHETs.
Ar at Halifax, Ms, 10th, steamer Labrador.
from Liverpool. land sailed for POrtland.)
Passed AMER Octi7, ship Sterling, Goodwin,
Hong Kong for New York.
Ar at Liverpool Nov IS. barque Evie j Ray,
Ray, New York. "a
Sid FIN Newport Nov 9th. ship Willie Rosen-
field, Dunphy, San Francisco.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Oct 16, barque Alice Reed,
Ford, Rosario.
All at Vera Cruz Nov A, barque Mary C Hale
Higgins, Basse Terre.
Ar at Turks Island Nov L, barque Beatrice
Hayener, Hichborn, Barbados.
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: Barque, EVE J Ray, Ray, at Liverpool from
steamer Palestine. and lost mizzentopmast and
some of her top hamper.
City Island. Nov I9-Sch VIM Butman, Fitz-
gerald from Rondout for Newport, with cement
has put in here for repairs, having been i'll con-
tact with a barge in North river and broke main
boom and stove boat
st john NIB, Nov 17-Seh Ethel, from Advo-
cate, Ms, Tor Rockland, with wood, is ashore at
L'Etang She is not much damaged and will
come off after Tightening part of cargo.
st Domingo City, Oct 3O-Sch Belle Brown,
Dodge, from Jacksonville before reported)
was wrecked at Palenque Oct "a during a gale,
while discharging cargo. Most OF the cargo had
been landed. Crew saved. Capt Dodge is sick
at Pelanque.
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Print Cloth Market.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Nov. 10. 1892.-The fol-
lowing is the print cloth statementfor the week:
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
RED BEACH, Nov 18-Ar, sch S E Nightin
gale, Allen. EastpQrt.
Sid, sch Brenton, Hatfield, Windsor, Ms.
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Spoken.
Nov /. lat N, lon 80 W, ship A Ropes
Rivers, from New York for San Francisco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

Col. Isaac v. johnson Makes AFFIDAVIT 10
the FaisIty of the "Inteiligencer''
Forged Letter.
Spec.aI Telegram to the Register.
GRAFTON, w. Va, November 4.-Coi'
I. V. Johnson. OF Philippi, Democratic
sas 4Hertsear AIdjtarntbtS eyeein9 SaAhs
gencer" denouncing the forgery OF the
letter published In this mornings issue
Of that paper:
GRAFTON. w. VA, Nov. 4.
To the Editor Of The LnteILioencer:
''The letter published by you to-day,
dated Philippi, October 20, 1892, is forg-
cry and in no wise emanated from me.
challenge the production of any such letter
and ask you TO insert this denial, at my ex-
pense, as matter of justice to me- | have
forwarded an affidavit to the REGISTER and
authorized Mr.. Taney to demand the pro-
duction of the letter for public inspection.
lSignedl ISAAC V. JOHNSON"
The cause must be desperate one
that calls for such desplcable efforts
from the men who are now asking West
Virginia to entrus them with political
power.
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he RAN AWAY,
H.nce. He VIII Likely "L,ve to TIght
Another Day. A Republican on the
GO.
sDsaa. Telegram 10 ne Register.

Hence, He VIII Likely 'Ltve to Fight
Another Day. A Republican on the
Go.
Special telegram 20 ths Register.
TERRA Alta, w. VA, November 4.
II ]. Watson, OF Columbus, ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor of Ohio, and Congress
man J. ]. Hemphlll, of the Fifth Con-
gressional District OF South Carolina,
were billed to address the Republican
and Democratic clubs of this place, the
former in the afternoon, the latter at
night, but owing to the funeral OF one
of our highly esteemed citizens the Re-
Dublicans were compelled to cancel
= --.s-------i-s--L - "a z,oO9 u
complete failure in trying TO capture
the opera house from the Democrats
for their use during the night
they thought they would have a
little fun by challenging the Democrats
for joint discussion, Mr.. Watson, of
Ohio, TO defend the Mckinley bill and
beauties Of high tariff and Congressman
Hemphill 10 advocate the sound princi-
pies Of Democracy. The prominent Re-
publican that asked G. w. Mayer, pres
ident Of the Democratic Club, to ar
range for this debate said ow-
ing to the failure OF the Re-
publicans to hold their meeting
IN the afternoon they would consider it
a favor il the Democrats would divide
the time by a joint discussion at night,
but imagine the surprise OF the Demo-
Gratis as well as the chagrin OF the Re-
publicanS to see the Republican orator
show tho white feather and take
his departure before dark
This little occurrence has no
doubt made several converts here
TO the Democratic ranks. Mr.. Hemp
hill in opening his address said nothing
weuld be more pleasant for him than to
see Mr.. Watson, OF Ohio, meet Hemp
hill, OF South Carolina, In joint debate
on top Of the Allegbenies in Terra Alta,
w. Va. This remark brought round
after round Of applause and the bril-
liant orator was applauded again and
again by Republicans as well rs Demo-
Gratis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
CLAIM WEST VIRGINIA.
The Republicans, Probably by Error, Get
Her six electoral Votes in their Table.

The Republicans, Probably by Error, Get
Her six Electoral Votes in their Table.
NEW YORK, November 4.-The Her
aid says: A member of the Democratic
National Committee yesterday pre-
pared this statement Of the electoral
vote that the Cleveland managers ex-
pect to obtain: The solid South $50,
New York SO, Indiana 15, New
Jersey 10 Connecticut 6. Michigan 6,
Wisconsin 70, total 235. Said the COM
mitteeman who made it up, "We expect
to carry all the States mentioned there
In. I.think 10 can be said to be COM
mittee table, because l believe the en-
tire committee has confidence in the re-
suit in these States.aud am sure Chair
man Harrity has. From q semi-oficial
source this table of Republican expec-
tations was obtained: Alabama, IL;
California, S; Colorado, 4; Idaho, 5;
Illinois, "a; Indiana. Is; Iowa, 13; Mas
sachusetS, Is; Michigan, s; Minnesota,
0; Nebraka, S; New Hampshire, 4;
New York, 80; North Dakota. 3; Ohio,
%; Oregon, 4; Pennsylvania, 80; Rhode
Island, 4; South Dakota, 8; Vermont,
4; Washington, 4; West Virginia, 6;
Wisconsin, p. Total, 253.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
WHFEITNG " VA SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER . 1872
Owns the Franchise Of the Two Great Press ASSOCIATIONS

vember make a choice which will vital
ly affect the interests OF your country.
The individual vote Of each one OF you
is of supreme Importance. Under
Grover Cleveland as President the hign-
est and controlling motive and rule OF
his administrative action and OF the
whole Democratic and lndepenoent
vote united In his support will be the
greatest good of the creates numoer'
and public Office will be sacredly regard
ed as a public trust. The civil service
will not be dragged, against its WILL
through the mire OF nominating con-
ventions, but the laws regulating 1t VIII
be honestly enforced. Agriculture and
commerce growing steadily SIDE oy side,
under wiser laws, will greatly increase
our national prosperity. Our manuiaet-
urers will keep pace with our popuia,-
tlon and commerce, and indivlduai
producers possess
A GREATER MEASURE OF PROSPERITY
"The individual workingman In the
field and in the shop will find that his
wants are more taken into account ana
reasonable demands more readily u.s.
tened to. No combination will be able
20 dictate laws to Grover Cleveland or
to Democratic majority in congress-
The party which we represent, the can
didates whom we support, the cause
which we advocate, have only one end
iu view, and that is good government
1--WE ask every one of you, each acting
In his own election precinct and election
district, to labor without ceasing Tor the
election OF Grover Cleveland and Aoia
e. Stevenson, and for good government
under a Democratic administration. vi
the day of election lay aside all duties
except the duties Of that day. Protec'
your respective polls against bribery
fraud or intimidation.
mo badge of authority can empower
apy man TO interfere with the lawiu
casting Of your rightful ballots. There
Is behind each one Of you force OF puo
lie opinion and power OF actual law
which will assuredly hold to strict &C
count the men who are endeavorinR U
defeat the fair expression OF your VIII
The right is with us, and we are certain
of victory. Make 1t an overwhelming
triumph.
CIVILIAN T. HARRIrY,
Chairman Democratic National Com
mittee.
"DoN M. DICKINSON,
Chairman Democratic Campaign Com
mittee."
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WEST VIRGINIA.
It is Promised that She VIII surprise
Even the Most Confident Democrats py
Her Good Showing.
[Cincinnati Enquirfr.l

Her Good Showing.
[Cincinnati Enquirfr.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November 4.
There is a big surprise in store for
those who believe the Republicans will
carry this State next Tuesday. Demo
Gratis will be surprised as well as Re-
publicans, as the Democratic majority
will be larger than is generally looked
for by those not we'll informed as to the
political drift. Republicans virtually
so;55,4z the State to the Democrats, and
some 6lfTS lfTSrs--.--I-.---sAl- 4i--a n
and next Tuesday to turn the tide in
their favor and give them the election.
The respective State Committees have
each conducted vigorous campaign.
The new Republican Committee was ap.
pointed, organized and got to work
three months before the new Democrat.
ic State Committee was appointed, but
the latter committee outstripped their
opponents in the vigor and brilliancy OF
their canvass. Both parties are better
organized now than they ever were be-
fore. The hope OF Republicans to carry
the State this year has been in the In
crease of population, and thereby an In
crease in the Republican vote, and they
have been encouraged by material in
crease of legal voters In some parts OF
the State.
In Mcdowell County, which gave a
Republican majority Of only 173 in 1888,
they claim this year by q majority OF
1,500. This is extravagant, but the
Republican majority in Mcdowell will
certainly be increased this year from
500 to 1000. The Republican vote will
have a slight increase in other counties
in this way. Against this increase of
the Republican vote in some counties
there will be decreased vote in others.
In this county (Kanawha), for instance,
the Republican plurality, which was
1,452 in 1888, will be reduced about
half next Tuesday. The Democratic
majority in nearly all the Democratic
counties will be largely increased this
year, for the reason that the vote will
be brought out this year as it never was
before.
Under the new ballot law all voters
must be listed on the Assessors books
for taxation. This will prevent a great
many colored men, who want to escape
taxation, from voting, which will ope-
ratesto the advantage Of the Democrats.
Neither the Peoples party nor the Pro-
hibitionists will figure to any great ex-
tent in the coming election. The tide,
just now, is toward the Democratic par
ty, and and it will carry the State by a
majority of from 5000 to 1000. The
Democrats will elect all four of their
candidates for Congress, and will have
a majority in both branches of the Leg
islature. The State votes next Tuesday
for the first time under the Australian
ballot system. From it neither party is
expected to derive any particular ad-
vantages.
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THE CABINET IN WEST VIRGINIA,
Elklns and miller in Taylor County and
Wannnmaker and Foster to Arrive Sum

ElkIns and miller in Taylor County and
Wannamaker and Foster to Arrive Sun
day.
sDsea. TsIearan % the Register.
GRAFTON, w. VA, November A.
Writ Kittle, United States Gauger at
Martins5urg, is in town tonight on his
way TO his home in Barbour county to
vote. He offered 81, 100 on Harrison,
but when the money was called he
failed to show up. This is one OF the
schemes Of the oficeholders to play the
"bluff game"
He has with him eight or ten men.
no doubt to bring them to Barbour for
the purpose Of voting them. Democrats
in close counties cannot be too watch
ful.
It is thought there will be a cabinet
meeting here tomorrow or Sunday.
Elkins speaks tomorrow night, Attor-
ney General Miller is at Morgantown,
and Wanamaker and Foster are ex-
pected early Sunday morning. The
| internal revenue force, including Com
missioner Mason, are already here, and
number OF the United States mar
shals. The entire government ma
chinery has been turned loose upon u.s.
But the Democracy is still firm and nc
/ ca binet officers need interfere.
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BLOCKS OF FIVE
The Republicans Working Dudiey's Game
Ia Wood County-Boodie seems 10 DO
Limitless.

The Republicans Working Dudiey's oamc
In Wood County-Boodie seems to DO
Limitless.
SpeeiaI TsIe0ran TO th< Rs0tstr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November 4.
The "bocks OF five" plan, the same
scheme as the jackson county plan re-
Gently exposed In the REGISTER, Is be-
ing put into operation here and In the
county. Republican workers OF more
or less prominence have been commits
stoned as captains by the committees and
are furnished with letter OF instruc-
tjons and Doodle. The letters TO each
CAPTAIN gives the names OF five doubt
ful Republicans or Democrats that may
be induced TO vote the Republican
ticket, and II would astonish some OF
the Republicans who are considered
doubtful by the men who are holding
their nose-rings.
They are Instructed to take command
of and look after these men before ana
on election day TO get the Republicans
I'd line and TO use Doodle on the Demo-
Gratis to pay them to stay away from the
polls by hiring them to 20 TO another
county, or II necessary to buy them out
right,
One of the young men here, who re-
ceiyed commission, was seen yester-
day with $40, $50 and two $40 oilis'
all bran new treasury notes. IL Is pretty
will known that he had no such amount
as that OF his own, as he Is not making
much OF a salary, is a good dresser and
sportingly inclined, and rs generaiiy
said 10 be dead broke.
The five men be is TO look after In
clude a well-known carpenter, VINO
worked for the nomination Tor an once
aud did not get 1t, and his SOD; another
e 81 bthe e GsnsalessI Sow aaleessIvdif + s'
but who was formerly 3 -
He has I've more doubtful Republicans
to look after and their names are on bic
letter OF introduction. Among the cap
taIns who received q commission and
list Of five voters to bring up and, yo
is young lawyer.
other bears military tI.le,
but his military service In the late nn-
pleasantness was neither creditable TO
himself nor his command. On no oc-
casIon whatever was he accused OF
bravery, and especially was he lacking
in this quality when the enemy was In
sight. He has done all bis lighting
with his mouth since the war. How
many more captains Of this character
there have been appointed We are un-
able TO ascertain, but II is expected 10
get the full list as well as the blocks
OF five" they are expected to look after
and take charge Of. 1t Is scheme that
II carried out as intended In the letter
OF instructions will get some one into
trouble.
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BnPERArE REPUBLICANS.

hsTutsd states Marshals In New York
distracted TO Interfere With the Local
pd,srs and the Election.
gH YORK. November 4-Chsrles M.
|lus1. Chief Supervisor of Elections
as Northern District of New York,
5 issued final instructions 10 Supervis-
z1E.ecu0ns appointed TO serve at the
.tcl November S, Of which the follew-
esagayt
Tie extraordinary pronunciamento IS
b oy Mt VIM. +. Sheehan, chairman
|-,Tatc STATE Campaign committee,
Ht-g Democrats TO prevent supervls-
% elections and United States marsh
r- performing any of their duties in
aa guard rail on election day is revO-
llry
ueqlert convictions have been had in
.1e-al courts OF persons VINO commit
-1ceS OF the same nature as those
ADVISED bv MIR. Sheehan.
la supervisors are 10 perform the
3 required of them, and particularly
GLOW the directions which require
Z 70 personally scrutiEjze, count and
is' each ballot ia the election district
..lg precinct cast.
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.rv Ala. November =
I'yr5 oN-''' ....3r OF United states Mar
g'o.D..r5 the subsequent tele.
R,.ssl ,,.sssasra1 shelly, Chairman OF
, ai Osl,it O..te Campaign Committee TO
ls1'cI..',,, tbe Dallas County Com
,iai--- .-rs.- the deputies should
Be- TO a.' ...1fo thirty feet Of the polls,
cone some apprehensions that
;1-'' \, conflict within the state
3 VII. y, " ','r,horitles on election day.
-ls'',.t '',.ts-tv is determined on the
'iii p - make the State law para
aial ~. " .-i, Engagement Of this cleo
ll j -,i,.-sbaI Walker on the otner
ll r~,uy - firm and determined
Us Jr'.ed States statutes shall
l' ,r,rsbal Walker has issued
". 10 his Deputies in which ne
y, W. W., ont their duties and says;
iil ''.1 INV is that Of a police officer,
iy-' .-s directed that at the polls
,' 10 keep order, preserve the
,,otsc, the UuiJed States Su-
--' ,F,sir,t violence or intimida-
En- discharge Of their oincial du-
~. .se event an arrest becomes
~, ~ van are directed TO carry the
So crested before the nearest
w. r,,r, missioner.
W., n rirbts as peace officer in max
.,-, y. ,-rsst Of the persons interfer-
~ ~ Toited States Supervisors are
~ ~. aver that of any State officers
s.somes necessary in making the
y, Won have the right to summon 10
I, ,.5 any sheriff, deputy or any
,s,.on 10 make the arrest and II
!, summoned refuse 10 give you
\. ,5 you will at once notify this OF
Tbs Federal election is one in
!, ,Ssre ia no election Of State OF
NV oafeerS-only that OF congress
4 ana electors for presidentan vice
,..,5srt Of the United States.
.g deputy marshals are prevented
n 5s reformed without iGrfiRti6i
,.l the rights Of auy citizen or citi
,s and in manner that is firm OF
\ lron any intermeddling or display
|s.l5ri.Y.p
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WORK IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Republican National Committee De-
voting It's Time TO It and -Four Other
Other States.

The Republican National Committee De-
voting It's Time 60 Gt and -Four Other
Other States.
NEW YORK, November chairman
Carter and all the other members of the
Republican National Executive Com
mittee were at headquarters early this
morning and with their staff OF assist
ants at once plunged into work. The
work by the National Committee during
the remaining three days OF the cam
paign will be chiefly in the States of
Connecticut, West Virginia, Indiana,
Alabama and Virginia. Instructions
have been sent out from Democratic
headquarters to the chairmen OF the
State Committees in all these States
warning them to be on the alert and not
to relax their vigilance anywhere for
moment until the votes are counted
next Tuesday night.
The chairman of the five States are
in daily. almost hourly communication
with national headquarters by tele-
graph. Hourly communication is held
with the Democratic leaders In Connec-
ticut by long distence telephone.
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SO GOO Tor the Fight.

NEW YoRK. November 4.-Judge New
ton has cabled to Jim Hall at London that
Fitzsimmons has decided to fight Hall at
New Orleans for $4,000. The Coney IS
land Club bid up to $4,000, but Fitzsim-
mons refused to fight at the island.
Judge Newton asks Hall what terms he
will make to fight Choynski. The bidding
was active between the Crescent CLUB OF
New Orleans and the Coney Island Athlet-
ic Club, the latter being determined to Sc
cure the fight But Fitzsimmons' deter
miuation but an end TO the contest much
to the disgust of the COney Island sports.
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Sherman Trusts In New York.
r<,faL y <isoyaa 10 lh< afotst<-.

COLUMBUS, o., November 4.--SeDator
John Sherman said to-day when asked
for his view OF the outlook in the doubt
full States: 81 am hopeful that Presi-
dent Harrison will be reelected by the
state OF New York. From the best In
formation / can obtain. / believe the
epublicans will carry the State. II so
that ends the contest. have not made
any computations as TO the other States
for the reason that have thought from
the first that the result In New Yorb
would determine the national result"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
TWELVE HUNDRED
-lueans sworn In rs Deputy Marshal

'aueans sworn in as Deputy Marshals
tosubverr the Peoples VIII.
-6 YORK, November 4.-TWelve
..'sd United States Deputy Marsh
'''e svoru in to-day for duty at the
le1' Tuesday. The work was per-
4 9y United States Commissioner
s2y TO an inquiry from the Sec
y Vi The Republican Committee OF
@-lly as 70 what court the trial
,.--' 10 case a United States depu-
-.'.al -,.lal or supervisor De arrested by
-''yai officer, U. $. District At
- ae22nder to-day answered that
'''- oe IN The Z. S. Circuit Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
LARGEST, Brightest Best Everybody Reads the Sunday Register
THE MEAT OF 1T ALL.
Arrest Them Now and Do Not Wait TIL
Election Day.

New YORK, November 4.-The commit
tee OF Democratic lawyers last night, ap-
pointed at meeting Of the Tammany lead
ers TO look after the Democrats arrested by
Federal officers before and on election day,
have sent a communication 70 Supervisor
John I. Davenport. The gist Of the letter
is Ia this paragraph:
"As you can Just as well execute your
warrants for illegal registration now as on
election day, we have to request that you
will forthwith issue and execute any war
rants you may intend to issue for illegal
registration in order that the elector, II en-
titled to his discharge, shall receive the
anne in time TO cast his vote"