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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-04

WHEATON Thursday, November 8, is99,
GEORGE X. WAEAT, Jr., in the Slst year Of his
age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
CoNRAD-On Thursday. Nov. 8, 1892, at $50
p. m, FRANCES, wife OF Joseph W. Conrad, in
her 2lst year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HERVEY-On Thursday, November 3, 1892, at
li:5O D. M, at the residence Of her sister, Mrs.
Irwin, No 500 North Main street. MEs. ]. Q.
HERyEY, wife OF j. L. Hervey, and Oldest
daughter Of the late w. 5. Gosh orn, IN the oath
yearof her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WAYMAN On Thur3day morning at
O'Clock, GUY PARMEE, infant son OF j. Encell
and Emma WAymSn, aged months
Funeral from his parents residences, No. 2S25
Chapline street. Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
Friends invited TO attend.
SCHULTZ -MRs AUsUsT SCHULTZ, ~ ~
o'clock noon, aged 81 years, month and rs
days.
Funeral will take place Sunday afternoon At
9 o'clock from her late residence, No. 1918 Eof
street Interment at Red Mems cemetery.
Friends Of the family are invitsd TO attend
THoMPSON-On Wednesday. November I'd,
1922 at 4:45 q. m. ISABELLA, wife Of the late
David Z. Thompson, In her o. year.
Funeral service at residence, Benvood, W.
Va, Friday afternoon at o'clock Friends Of
the family respectfully invited to, attend In.
terment at McMechen cemetery.
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A DEsPiCABLE ACT.
The Colored Standard Bearer Of the
Young Mems Cub Stoned.


The Colored Standard Bearer of the
Young Mems Cub Stoned.
There was a despicable piece OF bust
ness connected with the political parade
out through East Wheeling last night,
certain outside parties being the offend
ers. James A. Hunt is colored gentle
man, and carries the banner for the
Young Mems Democratic club, and last
night as the procession turned from
Fifteenth street into Jacob, some one
threw a billet Of wood and struck
Mr.. Hunt with considerable force In
one of the legs. A little further on
there were three showers of stones
thrown at Mr.. Hunt, and badly tearing
the banner. Mr. Hunt saw the guilty
parties run up an alley, and he imme-
diatlely followed and fired one shot, but
to no avail, as the parties had made
good their escape. If the parties are
found they will be arrested and
probably severely dealt with.
1t was a despicable piece OF business,
and the guilty parties should be ferreted
out. 1t is understood that the assault
was planned by certain people who
were offended at Mr.. Hunt marching in
a Democratic procession Mr.. Hunt is
Democrat, and sterling one from
head to foot. He has been in that
party for the past eight years, and says
most emphatically that he will so con-
tinue. He is one Of the guards at the
city prison. and is invested with all the
power of a police officer. He will en-
deavor to arrest the guilty parties at the
first opportunity.
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SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilV Told
THANKSGIVING comes on November "a
this year.
THE Committee on Police is called to
meet tonight.
JAMES JOHNSON was arrested by Officer
Desmond, yesterday afternoon, for disor-
derly conduct at the home OF his brother.
LAST night the "Tariff Champions" took
a lesson from the Tariff Students by prac-
ticing their serpentine drill in front of the
Mcclure,
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to Frank johnson, native Of Wheeling,
aged 81, and Lula Williams, native OF
Barton, o., aged %.
The Kenna Club will meet at the Young
Mems Democratic Club room this evening
ut 8: 80 O'Clock in full uniform, to partici-
pate in the Bellaire iollification. They
will leave on a special train on the Ter
minal road. The fare will be twenty cents
for the round trip.
THERE were four cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. John G.. Kline was
dismissed on charge of allowing gambl-
ing on his premises. Robert Brown had
his case continued, ana two drunks CON-
pleted the list
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Pearson at BelIaIre Tonight.

Hon. A. J. Pearson, of Woodsfeld, O.,
will address meeting at Bellaire to-
night, and it is the intention to make it
the biggest political demonstration OF
the campaign In that city. The Young
Mems Democratic Club is called to meet
at o'clock to take special over the
Terminal road, and the Richie district
club will take the B. & o. train at z
o'clock at Ford's Crossing. The fare
over both roads will be 20 cents for the
round trip, and no doubt many Demo
Gratis, not members of marching organi-
cations, will also go down. The Tariff
Students are called TO meet at 6:3O
o'clock to 60 to Bellaire.
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THE Century Magazine begins with
the November number new volume
which promises to excel in interest all
previous issues. Among the contents
are the first chapters Of Mrs. Burton
Harrison's new novel "Sweet Bells Out
of Tune; "Does the Bible Contain Sci
entific Errors; What l Saw OF the
Paris Commune; Road Coaching Up
to Date; 1.-The Rowdy"; 1.-The Letters
of General Sherman and Senator Sher-
man." written before the war; San Old
Fashioned Thanksgiving, and several
other interesting articles.
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showing how careful the chances arc
watched by Republicans ,,
It is very evident that the hepuu,l-
cans are not anxious to lose their money,
and place it up at opportune Times 70
try to change the sentiment.
There was one bet of $500 on the
presidential result at McLaughlin's yes
tardav morning, and it Is understood
there Is $500 up in the hands OF one Oh
the conntv officials at the Court House
20 Mace nm Cleveland. On the boards at
McTanghlin's is another bet calling ior
takers that of 500 to $50 on Franzhelm.
Thare is also a bet of $500 to $500 that
Franzheim, Howard and Pendleton, all
three are elected; also bet OF Sloo tnaI
Harrison gets $4,000 plurality In onlo.
THE sum of 5000 even was placed on
Franzheim at Gavin's saloon yesterday
and a little later in the day another Oet
of 500 was sealed.
At Gayin's also there's combination
hoard. and the combination that mas the
most takers is that OF Cleveland MAC
Corkle-Peudleton-Fr anZheim-Zan Inc
odds are two to one this combination
don,t win. and upon this combination
the hnlk of the tickets are taken. The
came combination with a change from
Zane tn Anderson, at the same ODDS,
has fonud is takers. On the comoina-
tion of son-Davis-Dovener-Motfatt
and Anderson the odds are SIS to 81 1t
don't win, and even with these big odds
there were only IL tickets sold late last
night. There are large number OF
miscellaneous bets made about town,
most of which are on Cleveland. There
are enough hats wagered to stock a
store. and any number OF suppers, and
various novel conceits. The betting
will likely be livelier in the next few
dqVS
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Union DISTRICT TO THE FRONT.
A Rousing Democratic Meeting There
Last Night.

The Union District Democrats came
10 the front last night in rousipg open
air meeting, at the corner OF Eighteenth
and Wood streets, A platform was
erected at the northwest corner, and q
large crowd of attentive listeners were
in the square, held to a man by the eio-
ouenee of Hon. j. B. Sommerville, who
expounded the issues OF the hour In MS
usual clear and convincing manner.
In the early evening the various
Democratic clubs assembled at the
Democratic headquarters and then
marched over an extended route to the
place of meeting, many people lining
the sidewalks along the march. A band
of music preceded the marchers and
considerable enthusiasm was stirred up.
The meeting was rouser and shows
what the Union Democrats can do when
thew get started out. The large crowd
remained on the scene we'll to the close
and loudly applauded the many telling
Joints.
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GEO. K. WHEAT, JR.. KILLED.
A Deplorable Casualty on the Panhandle
Road, Yesterday.

A Deplorable Casualty on the Panhandle
Road, Yesterday.
The many friends and the family Of
Mr. George Il. Wheat. Jr., OF this city,
were inexpressibly shocked, yesterday
morning, at the receipt Of kilograms
announcing the death Of that gentle
man in a railroad accident near Melon
aid Station, Pa. Later developments
ELECTED the following detailS:-
While Mr.. Wheat and j. ). Connolly,
his fireman, were returning from their
work along the railroad track, near Nc
Donald, the Limited Express due in
Pittsburg shortly before : o'clock struck
and hurled them from the track. The
former was instantly killed and the lat
ter so badly injured that his recovery is
doubtful.
The story of the fatality is another 81
lustration of railroad dangers. Both the
unfortunate men were on the same en-
CINE aud had been running an extra
freight train last night. Their train
stopped at Mcdonald Station and they
were relieved by the day crew. The
pair started to walk along the railroad
track in the direction Of Willow Grove
70 90 to their boarding place. They had
walked along together about mile and
were nearing Willow Grove, wearied by
their nights labor and all unconscious
OF danger. Suddenly from the gloom
behind them both were aroused by the
whistle Of an engine. Before either could
realize their danger the express was upon
them. AS the pilot Of the engine came
in contact with their bodies both forms
arose in the air many feet and fell OF the
rails some yards ahead inanimate forms
Of broken bones and bleeding flesh.
The train was stopped and the crew
fastened to the victims OF the rail, Inc
breath had left Wheat's body and IL
WAS mangled in a shocking manner
The fireman was living, though un-
conscious. Tender hands placed the
two forms In the baggage car ana they
were taken TO the Union Statlon III
Pittsburg. On the train Connolly re-
gained consciousness, and expressed i
preference TO be taken 10 the Mercy
Hospitsl instead of the West Penn, the
railroad hospital. His wish was COM
plied with and the body OF the engineer
was taken to the PittSburg morgue'
Connolly's injuries are about the head,
a broken arm aud painful cuts ABOUT
the body. 1t is feared he is hurt In
terpallv. He is Pitts6urgher.
The dead engineer is son OF George
K. Wheat, ST., one Of the foremost ana
wealthiest citizens OF this city, proml-
nently identified with the business IN
terssts of the town, and one OF the larg-
est stockholders of the Brilliant Iron
and Steel Company, of Brilliant o.
The unfortunate man was 30 years OLD,
married, and leaves a wife and TWO
children in this city. He has been en-
nIoved on the Panhandle railroad for sew
eral years and was very popular among
the railroaders. His father was notlneo
Of his sad fate and will take charge OF
the remains. His body was orough'
here last night.
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BETTING on rae RESULT.
Republicans Making Many Bluffs Abol
Town

Republicans Making Many Bluffs About
Town.
There is considerable betting going on
here lust at present, but so far most OF
them are small. Within the past day
or two the Republicans have been max
ing some pretty daring bets but gener-
ally under such circumstances as to cir
cumvent the possibility Of finding TAX
ers. In other words they are largely
bluffs. With the arrival OF Elkins IL
is noticeable how many Republicans
sports about town, who otherwise don't
have a spare dollar, are suddenly flush
and singing around bills in the air with
a reckless abandon. A careful study OF
the situation shows plainly that they
are not over-desirous OF betting, but
want to fiaunt their wind challenges In
the. air TO attract the voters. For
long time politicians with
Cleveland money hunted high and low
for takers, and thousands were at Nc
LauQhlin's for a long time awaiting
corners. but il was very slow and re-
lnctaptly taken. After it has all been
taken. and the coast is clear, in comes
some Republican money, showing how
shrewdly the opposition VINO really
don't want TO bet, work the political
game.
on the boards at McLsughlin's yes
terday was noted q bet Of $500 even on
Harrison to be taken in bets of S25 up
wards. II was awaiting takers. 1t was
sent over by Bridgeport party. This
same bet has been hanging fire for some
time. Some time ago these Bridgeport
narties sent over this same $500, and
AZ 4 time before the Cleveland money
arrived. AIR the Cleveland money
reme Withdrawn, andshas not
until recently, after all
money has been taken,
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Put To Good Use.

Mr.. John Emmert found, yesterday,
he had thirty-two baskets OF sandwiches
left after feeding the Democratic march
Ing clubs, and he divided them between
the st. Alphonsus and st. John Orphan
Asylums, the Rome for Aged Ladies,
the North Wheeling Hospital and the
Infirmary.
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Resolutions Adopted.

At regular meeting of the VIM. L.
Wilson Tariff Students last night the
following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED On behalf of the VIM. L. Will.
son Tariff Students in meeting assembled,
we unanimously declare our full apprecia-
ten of the arduous labor performed by the
ladies of the reception committee. While
we lose their votes, we heartily acc, IT their
helping hand.
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LAST OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Prospects For Rousing Meeting at the
Opera House Saturday Night.

Opera House Saturday Night.
1t now looks like the number Of vot-
ers who will attend the mass meeting
at the Opera House Saturday night,
will test the capacity of that theatre.
1t is seldom that the people Of Wheeling
are given an opportunity to hear two
such able speakers in one evening.
Gov. Fleming's familiarity with State
matters and his forcicle manner of dis
cussing them, should alone crowd the
house. Ex.Congressman Vance Is an
eloquent speaker, with reputation not
confined to his own State. Democrats
are urged to turn out and make the last
meeting of the campaign one OF the
largest.
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The Champions Go 10 Pittsburg by the
panhandle

The Champions with Myers full band
90 to Pittsburg by the Panhandle spec
ial train at p. m. Saturday, Novem-
Der 5th. The First ward, Fourth ward,
Eighth ward and colored clubs, and also
the Martins Ferry clubs will go by this
line. Rate S1.35. Tickets good return
ing on special Saturday night, leaving
Plttsburg at IL o'clock, also Sunday
morning at $50 and all trains Monday.
Tickets good going on all regular trains
Saturday.
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Republican Mass Meeting at Morrantown.

For the Republican mass meeting at
Morgantown on Saturday, November
5th, the B. &. o. r. R. will sell excur-
sion tickets at rate of one fare for the
round trip from Warrington, Grafton
and all inter mediate stations to Nor
gantown. Tickets will be good going
on day of sale only and will be valid for
return journey two days.
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The Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treat
ed by seventeen different doctors for
scrofula and blood disease, l was cured
by Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him
for proof.
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Political Notes.

A. w. Campbell addressed Repub-
lcan meeting at Elm Grove last night.
The Tariff Students held a meeting
last night and decided to go to Bellaire
tonight. NJ. j. Rafferty,, Alderman Of
the Sixth district, Plttsburg, and Chas.
MacGuire, city passenger agent OF the
Pennsylvania road, were present.. The
latter gentleman rendered Liberty
Bells" in a splendid manner for the
club.
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A Rare Oher.

f. W. Banner & Co. are offering
secondhand, seven octave Cache Piano
for one hundred and seventy-fve dol
lars, including stool and cover This Is
an opportunity for any one wanting a
niano.
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HEADQUARTERS for Fine Shoes. E.
G. Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes for
Ladies, in all the latest styles and
widths, just received. L. V. Blond,
Sole Agent.
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Democratic Gibbs Go 10 BeIlaire This
Evening via the Il. & U.

The Young Mems and other clubs,
headed by the Opera House Band, will
go TO Bellaire this evening via the B. &
q. Z. K. by special train leaving Wheel
ing at 100. Round trip 90 cents.
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THE Panhandle road will sell excur-
sion tickets to Pittsburg Saturday, No
yember 5th, at rate OF Sl.35 for round
trip. Tickets good returning until Mon
dav
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THE quickest way to aud from Bel
lalre is via the steamer r. E. Phillips.
She will be ia her trade Friday. Noyem-
Der 4th, on regular time.
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Democratic Clubs Go to BelIaire This
Evening via the Il. s. ..

The Young Mems and other clubs,
headed by the Opera House Band, will
go to Bellaire this evening via the b. 81
o. r. r. by special train leaving Wheel
ing at 1880. Round trip 20 cents.
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LADIES Fine Footwear. The latest
novelties In ! les Fine Shoes in al
the leading st sizes and Aidths-
i. v. aBTOxD.
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THE quickest way to and from Bel :
laire h via the steamer r. f. Philips
She will be 10 her trade Friday, NoVen-
Der 4th, on regular time.
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ID the Edilor 81 ~ Rsqisler:.

0 The Editor Of The Register:
SIR:-There are few conclusions to
be drawn by thinking men from events
transpiring around US in these lastfew
days Of the campaign. One OF the most
notable Of these is the exceeding bold
ness of the IRtelliGeRceT. What does
this arise from? That sheet has been
as dumb as an oyster as far as scandal
and filthy villihcation are concerned
until recently. But, mark you, last
week Stephen B. Ekins. of the
State of Nowhere appears upon the
scene, he is closeted with Mr.. Hart and
others, and the very next morning out
comes the IBteliGenC6r with the Faux
ner fake, and an article about Mr..
Franzheim. Stephen goes away and the
stencil has just about died out from
nOStrilS when the Union-Confederate
officer again appears upon the scene,
this time accompanied by another cabi-
net officer. All night they are closeted
with Hart ct al, and this morning the
IltelligenceT is again reeking with filth.
What conclusion are we to draw
from this? Why, it seems plain to even
a blind man: Elkins holds the bag and
says: Go ahead, Mr.. Hart, whenever
your ISLANDERS get you into trouble we
are back Of you. We are desperate. We
must try our last card for the vote OF
West Virginia, never mind what it costs.
Act 2d-Elkins behind the scenes.
Enter Mr.. Allen (whO is hep Pull the
string, ElkinS!
Allen speaks:-S5OO that Harrison
carries West Virginia. $1,000 that
Davis carries West Virginia. $500 the
House Of Delegates is Republican.
That same bag is still open. You
cannot buy West Virginia, Mr.. EIkins,
and so your game is now bluff. The
highly moral G. o. P, through its pill
ant mOuthpiece, stops its offended nos
trils an alleged shortage in the gas Of
fice-when il knows there is no such
thing as q shortage. 1t is utterly
shocked you know.
And now Mr. Elkins, In conclusion the
people Of West Virginia will have none
OF your corruption or debauchery. II
you think they will you are mistaking
the spirit Of these people. They call q
halt upon you aud your tools. The
people OF West Virginia intend that
the verdict of the people" shall be
heard at the polls on the Sth day Of
November. All your colonizing, all
your money cannot prevent it. West
Virginia is solidly Democratic. The
people OF this mountain State are not in
temper to submit to them. Draw
YOUR own conclusions Mr.. ElkinS.
WEST VIRGINIAN.
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0 vERCOA 7 S !

You will search the city in vain for
similar collection of MEMS and
BOYS OVERCOATS to the one
we display this fall.
1t embraces all points OF advantage:
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been appointed.

Aug. Weidebusch, Louis Zoeckler,
Col Aug. Rolf, Chas. Klein,
Henry Baer, Christ. Hess,
L. &. Stitel, Peter Miller,
Christ. Blum. Henry Noellinger,
Geo. W. Eckhart, Jr, Geo h. Stifel
]. A. Hess. Henry Neuhardt,
G. A. Reuter-, a. q. Hadllch,
Otto Weisgerber, Louis Pracht,
Bayha, L. Il. Stitel
John Robrecht, Q n. Brandfass,
G. a. Schafer, f. H. LANCE,
+. Riester Henry Bieberson,
julius Lohse, Christ. Nlewig,
Leo Riester, Jos. Scbaier,
n. b. Grimm, F. A. Woeber, ST.,
+. biedenbach, Peter Welty,
NJ. Stein. C0as HOFFMAN,
g. w. Stoehr, Aug. Weidebusch,
F. Schwertfeger, John trledel
Aug. Rolf. John Robrecht,
Hon c. w. Sesbright, +. n. Hanke,
Christ. Vierheller, Fred Nolte,
Frank Cruise Geo. Hook,
paul Revmann II. Menkemiller, Sr,
Andrew Schlotter, Henry Scharmann,
philip Voellinger, Joseph Bischof,
q Schambra Paul PetZold,
August Pestinger, John Piarr,
los Weisgerber ChaS. Amick,
rhas. ROhrig, Peter Seybold,
Ed. Hoffreutsr. bernhard baer,
Chas Rosenkrantz, Fred Nolte,
Jacob Korn, Aeolph bott,
Henry WeiSgerber, Joachim Felnler,
Chss' Behler, Aug. Husemann.
All Germans, irrespective Of party al
1 L.
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NOTICE-NEWS AGENTS.

NOTICE-NEWS AGENTS.
The REGISTER Of Wednesday
morning, November 9Th, will con-
tain latest reliable Election Re-
ports.
News Agents wishing extra cop
les will please send their orders
for that and succeeding days with.
out delay.
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AT Germans, Irrespective OF party al
citations, are invited to attend to-night's
meeting.
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Ger, came along, and stopping and ad-
dressing Mr.. Franzheim, he said:
II desire q few words with you"
II don't want to talk with you" was
the reply OF Mr.. Franzheim.
But I want TO talk to you"
81 say / don't want to say anything TO
you"
II want to say that we have been
friends"-
''Oh, no; we haven't"
"Well, have been friend Of yours. :"
you're nobody's friend" said Mr..
Franzheim.
you boys did me a great injustice.
last night, said Mr.. Hart; "a great in
Justice"
Il don't want to talk to you," said
Mr.. Franzheim, and Mr.. Hart walked
of. while Mr.. Franzheim's friends con-
graduated him.
This protestation of friendship for
Mr. Mr.. FranZheim, after all that has
occurred, would be amusing under some
circumstances.
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Newest Styles,
Newest Fabrics,
Newest Ideas
in make and trim.

We only repeat fact we'll known
to the Wheeling public for thirty years
that we show everything that all others
combined can offer, besides many novel
ties shown exclusively by us, and all this
at prices below competition.
Come early or the assortment Will be
broken
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R,o..,,'u-y atterpb bon shortly after
WI T'O'S' while Mr.. Franzheim, DR.,
n, p ]'es' Jr', on. A. d. Garden,
6eb \, i'anzhe n, Mr.. NJ. McCol-
Sam :, Iaol Ri mann. Mr., Frank
hr,bo n - Daye B ooks, and sreporter
'l,hs o'- TER " 20 grouped in 'front.'
asoD. N. @ mouse gagged in CONVEX
-. .. OF the Intelliqen-
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The personal onslaught upon Mr..
Franklin has had the effect Of solidify-
ing the Democrats as nothing else would
have done. Yesterday Democrats from
all parts of the city and county sent
words of announcement, that the party
had its fighting clothes on, that the
lines had been closed up in most I'M
expected manner, aud that Mr.. Franz
helms triumphant election was the only
thing TO be thought of at present.