Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10
SOME CYCLONE NOTES
SCENES AND INCIDENTS PICKED UP AFTER
The GREAT BATTLE.
Some Who Bet and Some Who Didn't-0thsrS Who
Wished They Hadn't-The General Depression
Among the Republicans-PsOpls Al
most Dazad With the Result
Did we winl Well-l-l-l.li

shock.
And all without money and against the
biggest odds.
Considerable Republican laundry will
"stay in" until next week.
"Out Of town." was the motto on many Q
Republican office yesterday.
One of the book-keepers on Market
street won macintosh on the result.
Editor Hart is now viewing the consul
ship through field telescope, little END
out
There was no excuse for the Democrats
taking control of the Board OF Commits
sioners.
Just wait for the celebration 1t will be
in night or two. Chain the roofs and tie
the clouds.
It's not quite an even trade, Board OF
Commissioners Of Ohio county for the
Presidency.
1.-THE only thing we seem to be dead sure
Off remarked a Republican yesterday, us
Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire"
Several Prohibition votes for Capt.
Frank Burt for Governor were cast at
different voting places on the South SIDE
The all-night restaurants had an almost
unprecedented rush, at most places moth
ing but the plates and counters being lett
Owing to the excess of Democratic votes
representatives Of two Of the other papers
will march in the Democratic 1uollee
parade wearing tall hats.
A Democrat be- $40 to So Tuesday that
Illinois would go Republican. AT night
he bet s. to $40 it would go Democratic,
and Democrats getall the money.
Twenty gallons of milk were consumed
at Van Keuren's restaurant on election
night. IL Just shows the wholesome, life
giving fluid that Democrats drink.
A driver for Schenk, cut at Fulton, will
get on the wagon to-day In Mother HUB
bard and ride into town, as the result OF a
bet he made with Democratic LADY.
Just before the battle the Republicans
said the campaign was quiet because tne
people were thinking instead or shout
ing. But for goodness sake don't mentlon
it now.
There were no very heavy bets made In
Wheeling, out al almostlnnumeraoie nun,
Der of small bets. The largest individual
bet was 500, there being many SO, els and
SIS bets.
JV.L. Rogers was quite busy telling
the bows how it happened yesterday. De-
ducing long Grafton delivered at the Hotel
Stamm. we surmised that it occurred sur
reptitiously.
There was lively time at the telephone
exchange on election night Thousands OF
INQUIRIES passed through. There were
twelve operators on until 10 o'clock, and
three on all night
Some S94. 600 passed over the counter at
McLaughhn's pool room on the election re-
suits. OF this sum about e., 900 was post
ed on the board, and the remainder was bet
on election evening.
The many Steubenville friends of Al.
Franzheim, Republican as well as Demo
Gratis, unite with the Gazette In congratu!a-
tons over his election as Sheriff OF OHIO
County, W. Va.-StcubenUillG Gazette.
"Why. / feel 10 years younger" remarked
q prominent farmer, who came into town
early Yesterday morning TO learn the re-
suit. II believe another election like that
would make me feel twenty years
younger"
at Hotel Stamm there were several
empty chairs in the dining room yesterday
stnoon, the usual occupants having bullded
better than they knew on Harrison. AT
the Mcclure and Windsor the situation was
much the same.
The Captain or representative OF every
Democratic organization in the city is re-
Quested TO meet at the Democratic head
quarters tonight to make arrangements
for the grand jubilee celebration over the
Democratic victory.
On the windows Of Kline's saloon near the
Terminal depot yesterday hung two gsudily
painted placardS with pictures OF ROSTERS.
Around the bird appeared Boosters lay
eggs in Illinois" On the other card was
tEis: And it showed the next day"
A young lady living at the upper end Of
Fourteenth street wHgered twenty-five
kisses and pair Of gloves with her "oest
fellah' on the result. This Is bet rather
conciliatory in its effect, Is both parties
get the first part Of the bet, whoever wins.
There will be a novel settlement of bet
in Fulton on Saturday evening. Owing 10
the election Of Cleveland Jos. Marshall
will wheel Chas. Stein in barro from
STEMS saloon TO Frank Walters. dis
lance OF two miles. Jonn Morn ala the
wheeling yesterday.
One of the popular hotel proprietors had
several roubleS banked up around Hsrri-
sons collar. but he was snrewd enough 10
counter oank on Cleveland at the ninth
hour, and to-day he continues 10 smoke
regular five cent cigars Just as though
nothing had happened.
G. T. Bell, who was arrested in Wash
ingtOn District on election day charged
with illegal voting, was arraigned before
Squire Peterman yesterday, but the pros
ecuting witness dld not appear and Mr..
Bell was dismissed without costs. The
whole thing turned ont 70 be mere spite
work on the part Of certain Republicans.
VIM. r. Harrison ana Geo Brsnnon of
a-fsNs n
piece Of tin which they claimed was one OF
Bin NcKinley's original samples. The
gentlemen had inscribed on either side
bill Mckinley hunting for Protection on
Tin" Auction to-day and Grand Coon
Hunt The boys carried miniature ng-
ure of Baby Ruth.
CITY Clerk Thoner relates that George
PARK told him oy way of representation,
some three years 6go that II Gen. Steven
son was nominated he would certainly
carry the electoral vote Of Illinois. Mr..
PARK was personally acquainted with the
General and he knew the tremendous
power he welded in the State and all
through the Northwest The election has
certainly proved IT,
There was lively time in the Young
Mems Democratic headQ uarters on election
night The early evening kilograms had
tendency TO enlhuse the members, but
when the news came from Illinois the ecu
berance Of the boys broSe loose and II
seemed no power on earth could Quell them.
Hats, umbrellas and canes few around in
the air, and even chairs seemed imoued
with life. 1, was long time before quiet
was restored.
There were probably more people up al
night than any night of a Presidential
election. As . result there were scores OF
people sll day yesterday wrapped IN the
arms Of Morpheus, and striking all sorts OF
attitudes. Yesterday afternoon they could
be seen doing away on chairs, sofas, set
tees, tables, and even the floors Of various
hotels, offices ana Railways. The REGIs-
TER reporter, on his way home early We'd