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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-17
REPUBLICAN TRICKS.
How They Hope to Defeat the VIII of the
People In Fayette County, Ohio.
Special Ts{sOrCfn 10 The Rso,stsr

Special Ists0TCm 20 tbs Register
COLUMBUS, o., November 16-The Re-
puollcaRs discovered to-day that IL they
permitted the 125 Democratic votes, ille-
gally thrown out in Fayette county. 20 be
replaced, Shearer, Republican, would still
have narrow majority, and State Elec-
tlons Supervisor Poorman agreed to per-
nit tito be done, though he held yesterday
thatit would be illegal to do so.
The Democratic mem bers Of the Fayette
county Election Board, however, still re-
fused TO sign the returns unless the four
teen Peoples party votes thrown out in the
same were also replaced. To count them
would defeat Shearer, aud the Republicans
refused TO permit this TO be done. Their
attorneys came here at once and are to-
night preparing petition in mandamus Ia
the Supreme Court, their intention being
to have that court compel the Democratic
supervisors to sign the return as II is.
At the direction OF the attorneys Tor the
Republicans. 4 Republican supervisor IN
this county to-Nay announced that he
would 'efuse to sigh the returns as long as
the Votes for ChaAce were on it. The 90
jectjs probably to ltry TO Offset the loss OF
l,XO Republican Nplurality in Fayette
c lty n il shouldNbe thrown out, by the
If of !, 100 Democratic plurality here.
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NFvy YoRK, November lG.-A letter re-
ceived BY James Gallagher, Of this city To-
dsv from friend in Cordaoa, Mexico,
gives a most distressing account OF the
STATE OF affairs there. Yellow fever has
ragged WITH awful violence and carried away
almost 1000 Of the people OF the town.
Most OF the inhabitants have fed 10 the
mountains 70 escape the plague. On me
dav Wien the letter was written, the writ
or said the only living being that could be
seen in the streets were q few conyicis,
VINO had been pressed in service for carry
ING the dead. Trade has been utterly par
alvzed. Cordoba is pretty little town IN
the heart OF the Orizaba mountains, Hexl-
90 has about 1900 inhabitants.
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Masonlc Grand Lodge Ohicers.
,<.,oI Y<Lsgrs,a 10 The RegtsreT.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, November 10
The second days session OF the Masonic
Grand Lodge Of West Virginia was devo-
ted mainly 10 routine business. The anhu-
al election Of officers resulted as follows:
Most Worshipful George Davis, G. NJ;
Right Worshipful A NJ Evans, ID. c. M. {;
Right Worshipful Geoge w. Field, 5. G..
w: Right Worshipful John Collins, j. g..
W: Right Worshipful G.. w. Atkinson, G..
s.; Right Worshipful G. J. Trippett G..
Chaplain; Right Worshipful B. w. Glib
son, S. c.. D.; Right Worshipful 5. n.
Myers, J. G.. D.; Right Worshipful James
McCahau, q. Lecturer; Right Worshipful
VIM. Mearns. G.. p: Right Worshipful,
II. w. Bliss, G.. It. Mr. Bliss has served
the Grand Lodge in his capacity Of Treas
urer from it's organization twenty eight
wears ago.
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TIE COWBOY STATESMAN
Calls On the President and Leaves for
His Montnna hanch.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November 16-
Chairman Carter, Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee left Washington this
evening, for his home at Helena. Montana.
During the afternoon Mr.. Garter called on
the President who expressed 10 him his
personal thanks, and his high appreciation
of the admirable manner IN which the re-
cent campaign had ueen conducted 0y Mr..
Carter and his associates on the National
Committee.
He had only words of high commenda-
ton for the patriotic, able and honorable
efforts that had been made on behalf Of
himself aud the Republican party. MIR.
Carter said that there was no trouble
about the payment of outstanding bills
against the Committee. The auditing
committee considered tnem and they were
paid. He says that he has not been offer
ed any government position and does not
care for one. He prefers 10 practice law.
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Now Episcopal Church oon'serntod.

SpScfdi 7eieGrdm 90 rlf hfgtHT
PARRERsBURG, November l6.- The
new Episcopal church Al Wllliamstown
was consecrated Sunday by Bishop Pet
erkin, assisted by Rev. DR.. Moo.
Parkersburg, and Rev. Dr. Boy
Marietta. IL Is small but bands
Suilding OF which all Interested ma,
proud. Onc OF the windows - meu
ial OF George " Henderson, proseni
TO the church by his daughter Nj
Bartlett. The ccnfecration service
and the sermon by ~. Moore were I'M
pressive. The chnrca IL wholly paid
FOR. The trustees are y. G. Henderson,
j. w. snodgrass and Rtssell HammatL
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Hon. r. II. Brow.e Badly Burned.

Special Telegram 20 ne REGISTER.
ST. MARYs, w. VA, November 1G.-At
the Democratic blow out at Belmont las
night rather a serious accident occurred tC
the Hon. r. H. Browse, which his many
friends will be sorry 10 hear. Mr.. Browse
was attending TO the firing of the cannon,
and while bending down over it the fuse,
which he supposed had gone out burned
into the powder and caused it to fash uT
into his face, thereby burning his face seri'
ously, and perhaps injuring his eyes.
He has gone to Parkersburg 10 be treated
by Dr. Bluebach. IL is hoped that MIR
Browse's injuries may prove but slight and
that he will soon be able to 90 about entire
" recovered
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Nike Brown and George Hanks killed.

CHEYENNE, WYO., November l6-Word
has been brought to Buffalo, of the assas-
s.rotion of two more outlaws, The dead
cattle and horse thieves are the notorious
Mike Brown and George Hanks, a fugitive
from Montana. Both men were shotin the
back and were found dead at campfire on
Elder Greek near the hot springs OF Fire
mont county. Four outlaws have been
xii ed i'm that vicinity in the same way
within -wo weeks Brown was one OF the
most notorious cattle thieves in Wyoming.
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SHE IS MRS. MARGARET PABST.
Margaret Mather and Gus PNbst Were
married July IS.

KENOsHA. Wis, November 16.-Philip
G.. pabsJ and Margaret Finlayson, Margar-
et Mather, were married by Rev. Frank A.
Pease, Methodist minister Of this city, July
25th last with no thought OF who the par
ties were. The records show the marriage
TO have taken place that date
At the time of the marriage no request to
keep Ii secret was made, but at latter
date, when Pabst and Pease met on the
train the request was made as the minister
was informed who the parties are and that
Philip was the son Of Chpt Pabst, OF Mil
waukee. This was some weeks after the
marriage had been performed.
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MnrchI.on DelIes Il.

CHICAGO. November lG. ~. w Merchi-
son. the alleged writer Of tte famous letter
which led 70 the recall Of LCrd ShckYille
West from this country, flpr years ego,
was in tho city to-day and ferth hrst tlmee
since the letter was publish1d be consented
70 talk about IL.
This Is the first time stld he, tnst 4
have ever talked for pppl On tniS
matter and hope the pu Nc VIII believe
me. II Gn afiidayit will hfp matters y
reaav 10 swear that ever knew Sa
Vile West: never wrfc him a iino
ever had personal knowledge Of anyboo
,rrlffng 10 him
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Big CeIebrstion in Rluehsld.
IDlr'1I IlT-1rrm 10 ~ HsJigler

BLCEFIELD, w. VA, November 1G.-
Bluede.d is ablaze with red hre tonight.
Several bands 0f music with hundreds CT
Lorsemeu ana footment in line are celebra-
ting the triumph of Democracy. Special
trains from ueigboOring Swns brought
many enthusiastic Democrats 70 Join in
one OF the greatest demonstrations wit
messed in this section. The city is oeauti-
fully lighted with elecaricity and hre
works. Everybody is shappy.
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An Unsuccessful Ballot Law.

DUBUQUE, IA, November 16.-The ope-
ration OF the Australian ballot law In this
city. originally supposed TO have been sue
cessful, was proven failure by the devel-
opments of the official count. Two hundred
and sixty-nine ballots FOR Justice Of the
Peace out Of g, ,627 were rejected, and many
ballots. sixteen of them in one precinct,
were found TO bear no mark in the circle or
anyyharP
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No Troop. Mlthdrawn.

Bo1sE, IDAHo, November l6.-Governor
Wiley has Just issued general order d.
recJing General Curtis, commanding the
troops in Couer d'Aleue mines, 10 suspend
martial law In ShOshOue county. The
county has been under martial law since
me riots last July. The federal troops
nave been ordered withdrawn and now the
civil authorities will resume control
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The statuesque margaret Refuses to say.

ALBUQUERQUE, Y. NJ, November 16.-
Miss Margaret Mather, with her company,
has arrived here. Regarding the kilograms
sent out from California about her mar
riage 10 Gus Pabst. she positively refuses
to acknowledge or deny the story of her
marriage to Pabst. lie Travelled with her
across the country 10 this city, but instead
of stopping here went on East. Members
of her company think she is married to
Pabst
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Joseph c. Helup, OF Colorado, Repub-
Ilcan nominee fo1 Governor, was left q
destitute orphan Vat the age Of eight.
For four years i Twas street urchin
then, with the aid ~ benevolent gen
tleman, he gradually educsted himself
He served brsvely 10 the war, and after.
ward entered law. He resigned posi-
tIoD on the SupreTk Bench Of Colorado
10 accept the nomiN ton.
A great fayodte WashIng SOC
ETY. IS the Turkish Minister q
try, Msvroyent Beyl who IS
birth Be.ag unmarried, -
tertzin as much as lie wo
own house. but I'D get
theatre parties. VIZ
chaperoned, not inl
in charming little
people who are hii
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WI I'M y = --7-----"-
S.rr0y. W. Va. November 1G-Brax-
TOMS .Ncl vote is. Cleveland, 1890
Harr .a. 1ilI, Weaver. pa: Eisweu, -
PCal.ef01. L1,t; Doyelgr, l.lli; stone,
-fi, Barns. 90; NacCnrs.e, l,1eI; Davis,
lflt. Bassal, 2Ij; Burt, %; Johnson,
1910, HYer, 1920; DINER, 2l6: Ogden, q;
B0wCU. L5sg, Payne LIl5; Shun, 241 ;
jackson, -, Lewis, l,sgI; Miller, Lli4;
HlL -4l;> Mitchell, IS; Riley, L19l;
Bullock, 100; Holt 81; Dent 2,O39; Holt,
L5i, McWh0rter, LII; Miller, 1861; /;
Johnson, Is; Barnes, 2S.
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Ohio Taxes Must BE Paid by Decombcr go.

optClut IttfVFINI 70 Utf H'ytsIeT.
CoLUMBUs, November l6-The County
Auditors Association here to-day decided
that the new Carbey fee law compels them
to add the penalty for nOn-payment OF
taxes by December %, but concluded TO
let each officer do as he sees ut about ~.
Heretofore Treasurers have been remit
ting the penalty, except in case payment is
not made by the time their books must be
closed
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces photographic of News in
small Space.

small Space.
The inhabitants Of the Island Of Ponza
are in a state Of terror in molentary ex-
pectation OF a disastrous earthq Jake Of
which they had premOnitiou last night oy
heavy rumbiugs and the shaking Of the
earth. The inhabitants with three hun
dred couvicts from the prison are encamped
in the open air. a steamer with troops has
left Naples for the Island.
The trial Of Miss Hattie Ackers, who
shot and seriously wounded Michael
Quinn, a telegraph operator Of Belvidere.
y J.. several weeks ago for running her
character and circulating scandalous re-
ports about her terminated last evening Dy
a verdict Of mot guilty"
Atameeting OF the Western Flint Bottle
Manufacturers Association at Pittsburg,
II. was unanimously agreed TO withdraw al
nrices and shut down the factories for two
weeks, between December 10 and Febru-
airy l.
At Chicago. Boston was awarded the
nenpant at Yesterdays meeting OF the base
balI league. To-day the question Of rules
will be taaen up. Washington was ordered
10 pay $50 20 Pittsourg as . penalty Tor
leaving the field during game.
The leading newspapers OF tie South
Yesterday formed news gatoerng $3.50
citation under the name OK Tho Soutnern
associated Press. Il has made contracts
with the Associated Press.
At Concord, n. Il, the National Grange
patrons OF Eusoandry. assembled n tae
state House for the tweuty-s.xtn annual
. - 49, yesterday forenoon, j. h brlgn An:
Apresidiug. Twenty-Five out OF
AGrange States were represent
rOll call
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a RehnlnnnLi Licorlee.

: WASHINGTON, d. c., November l6--The
r, sasury Department mas authorized an
p y6wance of drawback on imported lcorlce
,rlste used in the swetening OF tobacco man.
ufncrured for export. The manufacturers
sworn statements are 10 be accepted as 70
theouauji,y of hcorice coming INTO the
manufacture.
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Tracking Anarcnl.ts.

VIENNA, November 16.-The recent eX-
plosion in Paris has stirred the Austrian
police into renewed activity against the
Anarchists and Socialists. A large num-
nor of arrests of extremists has already
bsen made in this city, Prague and Graft.
The Berlin and London police are CO.
oneratinF with the Viennesse police il
tracking the Anarchists.
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RIr nsmonstratlon at cIarlsburg.

SDsclel T-tqrye to the R,Gistsr.
CLAEKsBURG, w. Va, November 16.-A
grand demonstration aud torchlight pro-
cessiOu took place here tonight. The en-
thusiasm was past description. There was
near a t1ogsand in line VINO cheered con-
stautly for Cleveland. The city was Oeau-
tifuily decorated and Illuminated.
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pntrnrGers the Fire.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. November 10
S,,oerinteudent of Census Porter to-day
5ischarged Ivan Petroh, the special agent
who prepared tho reports Of Alaska Ior Ile ,e
tenth and eleventh censuSeS, VINO - y -
stated gave false information IA nIs W. S5.'e
Sc,. the state department in the Berlng sea
csses -. =. Secretary Noble approved the ae-
NON taken by Mr.. Porter.
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SkrNrA. ONT, November 10 The
schooner Hercules, which was supposed to
have been lost with all hands, was wrecked
ar Nichaeps Bay. After severe hardshpS,
her crew, consisting of Captain Glass ana
several men from SaTnia, were rescued
The cook, q woman from hincdiIGlhe' NaS
drowned. The schooners cargo IS Io'aI
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Rslph waldo Emerson's Nephew to be an
Editor,

SEDAIrA. Mo, November 16.-E ,.
Emerson and I. <. Hall, Of Newport, L. l.
Yesterday bought the Sedaha Gdzeite' Que
of the few daily newspapers IN the interior :
Of the State. Emerson IS "a nepueM .-;Ii m
2alnh waldo Emerson. The paper Will
he Eepublicau in politics.
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HARRISON TO HANG.
lie Murdered His sweetheart, Betty
Adams, and Must Die for It

HuNTINGroN, w. VA, November To-
Governor Fleming to-day refused 70 COM
mute the sentence OF Allen Harris0n,
under sentence 10 be hung here next Tues
day, for the murder Of his sweetheart,
Betty Adams, last spring
The petition presented contained tho
names Of half the voting population OF
Caben county and was supplemented 0y =
plea on the part OF Sheriff Kyle, who thinks
Harrison was crazy when he committed
the act. Popular feeling is strongly against
the execution OF the death penalty.
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RECuUNTs IN WOOD.
ulegal Vo,ta "a be Investigated-Croo'
Voters to 'Ot ggosecuted.

SgseC' telegram 10 ne Regis,.'
PABEEEsHURG, W. Va, November 10
The vote OF this county Is being rec0uuted
ar the request of Charles A. Wade, the
Democratic candidate Sheriff, who was on
Is beaten ou the face Of the returns as first
counted by lS votes. Since the recount
began judge Partridge and George II. Bal-
ley, candidates for Justices, have also de-
uauiuJ ga recount Partridge was beaten
only nine votes. TO is known thar
su.tea number OF ballots were thrown cut
upon which Che voters wrote Z. e name Of
Wale and neglected 90 erase that or the
.ncluL III those 1aII1ts-a0lIa oe counted
t-e election OF Wade Us assured There
were also great number OF iuega, ballots
cast and it isl proposed Oh prosecute every
one Cf theu. 4 Hst has already been Sc
cured r. many. together with sufficient evil
terca OBJ .aud some OF them in tle PsuiteD-
lary.
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THEK OF L. GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
A Very Interesting sessiOn-A PROPOSE
tIon For an Income Tar-Master Work
man PowderIy's Address.

man Powderly's Address
ST LOUIS, No, November 16.-The
General Assembly X. OF l.. convened In
secret session this afternoon, with General
Master Workman Powderiy IN the chair.
After consuming about an hour in finishing
preliminary work Mr.. Powderly delivered
bis annual address, which viii be found on
page OF this issue, along with the General
Executive Boards and Secretary Treas
urer's reports.
The address and reports were referred
TO he Committee on Distribution. This
Committee yill send 10 the various stand
ing committeeSS:cl parts Of them as come
within the province 7, report on.
A suggestion that there oe stricken out
Of the platform the pink providing for a
graduated income tax aroused consider
aole discussion, and instead Of the sugges-
tion being adopted the plank was made
the stronger by the adoption OF an amend
ment providing also for tax on inherit
ance Several minot matters Of interest
only to the initiated were also disposed Of.
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Harrison County OmciaI.

Sps-i1i Ts'sgrlDs 90 TIE Register
CLARKsBURs. WA, November l6.-The
Official vote in this county is; Davis, $3.50;
MacCorkle, 2.3+5; DOvener, 2,565; Pendle-
ton, 2.24l; Republican electors, :, $50; Dem
0crltir y 236
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Cost Of Ohio Orphans Homes,

Seeeial 7slsCrGg % he Rsgas5sT'
CoLuMBus, o., November l6--Ine ne otsos .Sos
7,So,5 81 Charities to-day announced tna1
-, to,sf est of conducting the children s
S-,-,ss ~ the State during the last hscal
Lar was s2S4 So 40. The per capita cost
~ m Imaaintaining the children was SSs-So.
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Al ~ Cleye,ard 20 Join.

ATIAxTA, Ca. Novem Der l6.-The Atan-
n Chapter Of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
car Revolution forwarded 70 Mrs. Cleye-
jand today al invitation 20 become mem
Der ofSheir CHAPTER. The mem oers are tie
most uforoineut la,dies OF Atlanta, Ca.
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4mm,gratlon POLICY modified.

WAsHlNGToN, November l6-The Treas
ury Department to-day issued It's circular
modifying the immigration policy OF tAe
government conhning the restrictions mere
tOfore imposed on immigrants % those VINO
come TO this country ia the steer9ge. eS-
sells bringing immigrants as caoln Rass slE
gers viii rot be refused entry aLtef pa.
fhe local quarantine. The passengers
however must submit 20 medical sac3dnisr
tfon
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n.y. tbrov away YOUR money for every
~. ~ - .on1A syrup. when you can 0ny toas
stan6ard asT remedy, Dr.. Bults Coughs Syrupt
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.C0L. CHARLES 4. JONES,
Editor of the St. Louis Republic, "
Tells All About It
DEMOCRACY NO LONGER DEPENDS

Upon New York For Ability to
Garry a Presidential Election
It Was q Dangerous Condition
That Made One States Votes
$ Supreme-Col. Jones Pleases a
Big Crowd Tinmensely-Vice
President Elect Stevenson Says
a Few Words.
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New YoRx, Noyember 3 --s'he Belf
government, through its' consull hss
tested against sending back tn
three Belgian glass blowers wh
here en- route for Pittsburg, ard
decision from the Secretary Of
ury they will be held on EilisI
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Tar prlourietors of Salvation Gil VIII pay
a lsroe rhwurd If any certidcats published
bv them q not found genuine.
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senator Kenna serIonslr IIl.

spesfdl 1eteOrO1e % ne <le7tsfsr
WASHINGTON. D. c., November 16.-The
family and friends Of Senator Kenua are
becoming somewhat alarmed at the persis-
teuce Of his present attack Of illness, which
has confined him 10 his bed since ten days
before election. When he returned here
from Pence's Springs in October he did
not snow the improvement il was expected
be would derive from the weather there.
Then be was 50 unfortunate as TO catch
cold IN the chest, which compelled him 20
60 70 bed. The cold developed into rheu-
matte neuralgia, which has persisted ever
since, accompanied by severe pains in the
chest and insomnia. The depressing
weather Of last night snd to-day has had
pad effect on the Senator His physician,
DR.. Savers, is confident ne will have mis-
patient cut in a couple Of weeks, however,
unless new complications arise.
A plan is on foot among his old comrades
in the Army Of the Tennessee TO pqs
the recently sold residence OF the lad
~. L. Sherman, in St. Louis. and
form il in museum OF Sherman relics
HEADACHE, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Dra8
enness, Spasms, Sleeplessness. cured
Dr. Miles Nervine. Samples free at
Logan Drug Company's and r. B. Bud
and al Bowie Bros, Bridgeport