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since using it. gave it also 10 lady SUI
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an EieotIoa Quarrel.

shy, Ala, November g.
Randolph, Probate Judge of
shot and mOrtally wounded
last night. The difficulty is
iginated over political differ
Randolph is one OF the most
in tue State, and the lead
Z this city.
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WHAT SHE SAYS.
Her Testimony and Evidence Clear
and Strong.
Ringing Words Of Hope and Cheer Which
VIII Comfort Many Hearts
The Grsat Information and Good Advice Talented
Woman Can Giva


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by all. Her advice is worthy Of the great
est consideration on account Of the high rep
utation she has as a nurse, and her words
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Very Valuable. but Costs Nothing.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10

Nos. Sand 4, daily, y. y. v. Limited, run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vssu
bule Sleeper between Washington and LouiJ.
vile and between Cincinnati and Old Poist
Comfort.
Mes. and solid trains with Pullman slsspsrs
between Cincinnati ana Washington. No. 1hGs
Pullman Sleeper Ronceverts to Old PeiAt Com
fort daily.
Train No. eleayes Clifton Forge at $40 q. m
and arrives At ChHrlot.esvslls at 1910 q. m.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION No. II, leave
Clifton Forge daily $500 .. m. arrive Hsntington
s:45 D. N. Nc. X, daily, leave Huntington 500
g. M arrive Clifton Forge $50 p. m. No. 10
daily except Sunday, lesys last Se1ell 500 =.
"a, arrive huntington 1000 .. m. No. 10, daily
exec pt Sunday. leave Huntington SEQ ,. N, At.
fi ccis sci DIVISION: No. IL, daily sI
cept Sunday, leave Huntington SID n, arrive
Cincinnati 12:l5 g. m. Nc. u, daily except
sunday, leave Cincinnati 500 p. N, arrive
BuntlE zton $40 p. IA. No. 10, daily sreePt
Sunday, leave haysyiiie e:4c q. M, arrive Cha
ctnRaIi 7:55 g. N. No. -. daily except hgnds,
leave Cincinnati 500 p. m, arriys hsysvills
' OSCAR W. @. MURRAY, Trans Manager
4. FULLER, Gsal Pass.Agsnt
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GREAT ExBBERATION.


Charles Town Democrats Go Wild WIN
Joy-Jefrerson Gives the BiggesS Deno-
cratic majority In Her History.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLES Town, w. Va, November "
Complete election returns from Jenerson
county show the county gave the largest
Democratic majority in its history. GieVe-
lands majority is l,439, VIM; L. WlIson .
for Congress, ], 443: w. A. McCorKle 4Gl
Governor. 1.43S. This Is q Democranc
gain for Cleveland of ZIG over 1855 and ga
for Wilson.
Out of fifteen counties in his district Mr.
Wilson has heard from but three, winch
gives him an increased majority OF aoouS
400. He has no reason to think the otner
counties will fall behind their usual ma
iorities and be places his majority IN the
district at not less than LOU.
When the news Of the Democratic VIC
tory came early this morning, there was
greater enthusiasm and rejoicing among tne
Democrats of this place thaneVer before
manifested. Democrats yelled anu yeleu,
and the many colored men VINO voteu Cne
Democratic ticket view with the Whl1e
men in yelling and rejoicing. Bands OF
music paraded the streets and TWO carriages
drawn by men bore Congressman wilson
and other prominent Democrats
through the streets. A wagon bearing a
a box to represent coffin for President
Harrison was also hauled through the
streets. When the Court House was
reached Mr.. Wilson was taken from the
carriage bodily and carried into the Court
House where there was storm ofreIolc-
ing. Mr.. Wilson was called upon for
speech, but said he was too full OF
low oyer the Democratic victory TO make
a speech. His hearers appeared to agree
with him because they keptup an incessant
whoop for Cleveland and Stevenson. Al
though heavy snow storm set IN early
this morning and Is still prevailing IL ala
not have any effect toward preventing the
enthusiastic Democrats from parading the
streets and gathering in large groups to
express their ioY oyer the great victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10
Partial Vote of WetzeL
IciaI T6IecrGm % ths Register

Special 76teGrGm 20 tbs Register.
LITTLEroN, w. VA, November 9.-The
following is partial vote OF WetSel
county, vote Of one voting precinct in
Center district: For Governor, MacCor-
kle, 20; Bassell, CT; Davis, 81 Congress
man, Pendleton, 40; Thomas M. Stone, 64;
Dovener, Sc. State Senator, Wells, !44;
Furbee, CO. House OF Delegates, smith,
Il; Burgess, 1875; Larelle, 60; Higginbot-
ham. 80; Stewart, 80.
One precinct in Clay districts: Cleve-
land, AZ; Harrison, 81. Congressman,
Pendleton, AS; Dovener, SO. Governor,
MacCorkle, 149; Davis, 81. Auditor, john
son, $50: Hyer, O.. Treasurer, Rowan,
$50; Payne, 81. Superintendent, Lewis,
$50; Miller, 81. Attorney General, Riley,
$50; Bullock, SO. Judge, Dent, $50: Nc
Whorter, 81; Holt, $50; Miller,
67. State Senator: Wells Isl, Fur6ee "A.
House OF Delegates, Tyler and Wetzel:
Smith Isl, Burgess 81, Lavelle l45, Stew
art g.. Commissioner: Posttelhevait l5l,
Delaney 60. Sheriff: Cox l43. Thomas OF.
Prosecuting Attorney: Morris 156, Mc!n-
tee 60. Surveyor: Morgan lag, Franklin
o.. Assessors: MCGEE and Morgan las,
Mayhall and Ashcraft OF.
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OHIO RIVER RAILR0D'
anrTH EOUNp.

On and after Monday Apr. - =
Trains will run - iols-
Except sunday. CestrA. II
orr rouEp. -
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MCKINLEY FEELS BLUE.
The Result Is Looked Upon as Having
Been Caused by His BIZ and He DoeSn't
Like That

The Result is Looked Upon as Having
Been Caused by His BIZ and He Doesn't
Like That.
Special TsISgrGRs to tie Register.
COLUMBUS, o., November Gov. Nc
Kinley was asked to-day what in his opin-
ion was the cause Of the overwhelming
Republican defeat in yesterdays election
He answered: "Oh, don't know, have
not had time to study the returns. The re-
suits are a very great surprise to me"
The Governor does not conceal MS cha-
grin at the verdict Of the people against
the tariff law of which he is the author.
When the Congressional election held soon
after his bill became a law returned an
enormous Democratic majority OF Repre-,
sentativeS, Mckinley said his tariH OIL
had not bad a chance TO show its good Ell
fects Recently he has been fond or say
ing, THE new tariff law is now OLD enough
to talk for itself"
Evidently the way he talked Tuesday is
not pleasant 70 Gov. Mckinley. One OF
the greatest disappointmeuts to the Gov
ernOr is the election of q Democratic Con-
gresham in his own district, the
Eighteenth. Though it has a Republican
plurality Of 1900, one of the counties, Ma
honiDg, that has not elected q Democrat
since the war, elected full Democratic
Yesterday, and SHOWS q Democratic gain
Of 800. 1t contains many iron industries,
and the result is attributed 10 the effect OF
the Homestead trouble. All the iron max
ing districts show large Democratic gains.
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= OABINEr POSITION

Ia the Reward Ohio Democrats Expect
s.FiEntIn' jimmie" Campbell to Get.
SssetaI TslsOraia to the Register.
COLUMBUS, ONO, November 9.-Demo-
Gratis here are already talking Of Governor
Campbell's chances for a cabinet position
and it is generally thought that he Will be
rendered one of the portfolios by Mr.
Cleveland. Ex-Gov. Campbell stands
very close TO the Humans, and
OF course the "Old Roman" stands
very close to Mr.. Cleveland. Recently
while your correspondent was interview
ing ex-senator Thurman on political ques-
lions, the conversation turned upon the
Chicago convention, and Allen W. Thur
man, who was present recounted how
Bourke Cochran, on behalf of the New
York delegation, had gone to Ex-Governor
Campbell and besought him to let his name
go before the convention as candidate.
Cochran was persistent. This is an OPP
portunity that does not come TO man
twice. said he. Don't throw it away"
But Campbell would not listen to the
proposition. "Ohio wants Cleveland"
said he.
The "Old Roman" remarked at the end
Of the story: "Oh, Governor Campbell act
ed nobly at Chicago. He stood manfully
by Mr.. Cleveland when it took moral cour-
age TO DO IL, and when IL would have been
to his immediate personal advantage not to
do sou
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how They Did it in Wetzel.
nj T,LsOro,,a 10 the RsOiSter.


NEW MARTINsvILLE, w. VA, November
9.-The returns from Magnolia, Proctor,
Green, Clay and Pine Grove. in Grant dis
trict are in as follows: Cleveland l,0S6,
Harrison $50; MacCorkle Lose, Davis CPS;
Pendleton ,0S7 Dovener 629.
The above districts in 1883 gave Cleve-
land ,3lS and Harrison 740, loss Of 1l6.
The entire Democratic county ticket Is
elected. The vote for Senator and Dele
gate in this district is rather difficult to OBJ
tain. Smith and Burgess will oe close, but
it is thought that Smith will be elected.
The Democratic majority In the county will
probably not exceed go.
Center and Church districts and Arch
er's and Big Run precincts in Grant dis
trict are vet to be heard from. Big Run
will doubtless poll fair Hellisms vote.
The Democrats here are wild with enthu-
ssasm ana the Republicans corresponding
ly de pressed.
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Big Gains In Wood.
enI Teieorem TO he Re0istsr.


PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November o.
The Republican majority in Wood county
has been reduced on the head Of the ticket
from 452 to $50, and the Democrats elect
Judge jackson, Commissioner Ran Rector,
Prosecuting-Attorney w. McDougal, and
it is believed the Sheriff. Harrison's vote
over Cleveland is 1871; Caldwell over Cape
hart, 1874; Dsvis's majority, 100; Gibbons,
Republican, State Senate, 29l; Judge Jack
son, Democrat, over LOOMS, Republican,
for County Judge, $50; Rector, Democrat,
for County Commissioner, over Black, Re-
publican, %: McDougal, Democrat, for
Prosecuting Attorney, over Vandvert, Re
publican, 80.
The official vote will be required to settle
the sheriffalty.
Writ county gives an increased Demo-
cratic majority. MacCorkle has 100 ma
jority, and Capehart 200.
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Below will be found the official and IN
official pluralities from all the counties IN
this District. "Young" Mr.. Pendleton
again takes the horns by the neat margin
of $50 votes over his popular competitor,
Captain Dovener, thus electing him 10 Con ION
gress for the third consecutive time. Ice
Captain made brave fight but the trouOlc
was his side was aIent the people, hehce
his capitulatiOn.
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ELklNs,s RoopLE senEmEs
And the Dlsplicable Methods of the Re-
publicans Did Not succeed In Barbour
rn.r,,r..r.nAio fa,,.,.

And the Dlsplicable Methods of the Re-
publicans Did Not succeed In Barbour
Democratic Gains.
Spstsdt Telegram 10 the Register.
PHILPPI w. VA, November 9.-Oficial
returns are in from all but three precincts
in the county, and these three have been
reported by WIRE These returns show
that the Democrats have carried the coun-
ty by 40 to so for the national and State
tickets, except johnson, for Auditor, who
has run ahead.
The Democrats have carried everything
on the county ticket by from one hundred
to two hundred except one Assessor who
was defeated. For House Of Delegates,
Shaw Democrat and Howell, Republican,
are tied. A recountor contest will neces-
sarily benefit Shaw because he has used no
unfair means to secure his election but
the same can not be ssld
of the opposition. A careful
analysis of the vote shows that Shaws
losses occurred chiefly where the Demo
Gratis charged that the Republicans were
using Doodle. Barbour has increased her
Democratic majority for the National
ticket about twenty per cent. as compared
with 'SS.
We consider it a great Democratic VIC
tory here on account Of the desperate Ell
forts of Elkins and his gang to buy our
county,
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Exnerlence of an Ix-ChampIon.

Athletes and men who take ordinary
outdoor exercise such as walking, run.
ming, bicycle riding, jumping, swim
ming. tennis, etc., are often the sub
jects of acute troubles. The experience
OF an ex-champion walker will be of in
terest to all who are afflicted. HARRY
BROOKS writes:
mo. s24 East 10Th ST., New York,
April ?, 1886.
Numerous statements relative to the
merits of different plasters having been
brought to my attention, take this
opportunity TO state that have used
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs for over
20 years and prefer them to any othsr
kind. I would furthermore state that
was very sick with catarrh OF the kid
neys, and attribute ny recovery en-
slrely to ALLcoCK's Porous PIAsxeBs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10
PRESIDENT HARRISON.

All hats of to President HARRISON.
His defeat In the election alone is sur
fciently overwhelming TO crush most
men, but what must it be to him coming
as it does before the sod has been firmly
planted on bis wife's grave?
Wherefore, let the bat Of every Demo
crat be taken of In sympathy for Mr.,
HARRISON in his double afliotion.
His loss Of the election is drop in the
bucket compared TO the loss to his
home.
Once more, hats on TO President
HAkRIsON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10

THE marching clubs Of Ohio County
deserve their full share Of praise for
the late Democratic victory. They did
noble work. Rain or shine they were
always ready to endure any hardship or
fatigue in parade or escort duty. New
eramurmur, never thought to do less
than divide the work and responsibility
Of holding up their end, the REGISTER
can not refrain from reverting to both
their esprit dc corps and to their useful
ness in the proper organization Of the
party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10
BROOKE COUNTY

Makes Dem ocratio Gains on the National
Ticket But Elects the Republican COun-
ty Ticket.
Special TELEGRAM to the REGISTER.
WELLsBURG, w. VA. November ON
cial returns from Brooke are all in. The
National and State Democratic tickets
carried the county by 29, gain over 'So OF
of 10 for President, and for Governor a
gain of 20 Pendleton's plurality is a
Hervey, candidate for State Senator, will
carry the county by so or 60. The Repub-
lican candidate for sheriff defeated Cooper
By about 200.
Owing to poor work on the part of the
Democracy, the Republicans carried the
entire county ticket except one County
The returns in detail are as follows:
Cleveland, 769; Harrison, 740; Pendleton,
764; Dovener, $50; MacCorkle, 772: Davis,
74S; Riley, 7O7; Bullock, 6Sl; Tarr, 5SS;
Hervey, 700; Cooper, 40; Cowan, 7S7;
Hinder, 69S; Coffin, 10; Rogers, 44S; Myer
S24
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pemocratLo GaLns In TaylOr:

6pgcl0E ICIsgf'dUl 20 IIs hsyIsleT.
GRAFTON, w. Va, November Com
plete returns from Taylor county give
Harrison plurality of 364; Davis for Gov
ernor. 3S7; Wisner for Congress, 366;
Gramm. for Legislature, 3l3. The ma
jority for Harrison four years ago was
$50. Coff 1853. Flick, Congress, $50, making
slight gains for the Democrats in both
National and State officers. The Republi-
cans have a clear majority of 25l loss Of
over 100. The Republicans elect the entire
county ticket except the County Commits
sioner and possibly the Sheriff where a re-
count has been called Tor. Tho Democrats
have reason 10 rejoice over the result OF the
election in this county.
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-.aaHTrErs- ~ s.ssRED.

WASHINGTON, D. G., November 9.
DEAR SIR:-Will you kindly pack your
grip with few essentials for a pro-
tracted trip up S. r. A few congenial
friends, among whom 1 include your
self, will compose our party. VIII wire
you when ready to embark.
Respectfully, &c,
b. HARRISON, President.
TO ". ". CoiOdell, Esq, p. n, Wheel
tRg, ". Va.
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IYaYne County Gains.
SpecioI Telegram 70 TIE Rs0tstsr.

6ptci0E I6ItQFUNI % Ntt IIfVE9lsF'
WAYNE, w. VA, November 9.-Returns
from all the precincts in this county show
that the entire Democratic ticket Is elected
by maiorities ranging from GOO TO 800: The
majority for the State and National tickets
in this county are about 500. All the pre-
cincts except two show large Democratic
gains over the votes Of 1888 and 1890. These
two show small Republican gains. The
best order prevailed at all the precincts,
The people are well satisfied with the Aus
tralian mode Of voting.
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1,4OO FOR CAPEHART.

The Counties Heard from Give Good Cause
for Confidence.
sss-iaI TsgsgyEm TO ths RsgtstSr.
PoINr pleasant. WA, November -
NV maiorities by counties heard from will
be about as follows: Caoell 400, Wayne
6OO Lincoln 400, Writ 200, Calhoun 400.
pleasant 1873. Against me are: Wood,
l91; Mason about 200
jackson, Richie, Putnam and Boone
have sent in no report. My majority Will
be close to l,4OO.
J. CAPEHART.
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WHAr's the matter with the returns
OF Marshall county? The Republicans
can get al the news they want while
the Democrats have no news and act as
If there was danger Of them being mas
sacred II they go inside the sacred pre-
elncts Of the Court House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10

TIVE fact that Mr.. 7. S. RILEY ran
considerably ahead Of his ticket al
home as well as in counties away from
home. is very gratifying to his many
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10

CANDIDATE PooRNIAN appears to have
"falien outside the breastworks" In the
district across the river. But he needn't
mind it, as the slump is general and he
will have plenty OF company in Ohio
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Seventeen Ritchie Precincts.

6ptttdE IeL6pTuNI 20 IFIo 4ItV'eIoF'
ELLENBoRo, w. VA, November 9.-The
Australian ballot system is a success.
Twelve precincts out of IL have reported
and the result is as follows: Harrison
l249, Cleveland Oh, Harrison's majority
about 400 in county, democratic gain over
1888 of about 140 DBvis's majority about
10, Caldwelps $50. The Republican
county ticket is all elected.
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Two Preclncts in Spencer.
go.eial gel,ora,n to the Rsgtstsr.

EVgCIuI Ies-NTI7Is 70 '7Es 41saVs''''
SPENCER, w. VA, November 1.-TWO
voting precincts in Spencer gives Cleve-
land 372, Harrison SIG; Democratic ma
jority, So; Prohibition 3, Peoples party IA.
One voting precinct in Spencer district 10
hear from will increase our majority TO 80
or 100 in the district. In 1888, our major
ity was 73 in the district. MacCorkle is
running with the ticket Caldwell, for
Congress, Is 81 ahead of his ticket. Our
vote 1855 in this district was COS; in 1892,
about $780,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10

THE vote south Of the Big Ksnawha
indicates that the eOlored brethren must
have taken Mr.. RAN STALNAKER's ad-
vice and gone on an excursion election
aav. or else voted the Democratic tick
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10
Hancock County Complete.

SpecidI 7eIt0ran TO tke RtGtstsr.
NEW CUMBERLAND, w. VA, November 9.
Hancock county's vote is as follows:
Harrison 712, Cleveland Go; Davis 7l2,
MacCorkle 6l0; Dovener IA, Pendletnn
6OSr Hervey us, Tarr 605; Atkinson IA
Campbell 609 Porter, (Rep.) is elected by
81, and Huff, DEM for Prosecuting At
torney, by IS.
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They WIN celebrate.

SPECIAL Telegram to the Register.
WESTON, w. VA, November 9.-The
entire Democratic ticket is elected except
the Sheriff, w. B. McGary leading the
ticket with $50 majority. Pendleton car
ries the county by 1875. Scott by 50 over
Gifin. We will celebrate the victory to-
morrow night,