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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14
THE WATER PIPE BURST.
A Little Flood on Ninth aud Main Street
VaatCrtiaH

A Little Flood on Ninth aud Main Streets
Yesterday.
Yesterday forenoon tho twenty.inch
water main at Ninth and Main streets
burst FROM tho increased pressure duo
to the height Of the new reservoir.
Tho pressure tterc exceeded eighty
pounds to tho square inch. Tho pipe
10 In good condition, and would stand
q much greater pressure, but for tho
fact that Just at that point there was
evidently flaw in it In tho first place.
A piecc about two fcet long and a foot
and half wide was forced out md with
the exception Of fow inChos the
broken edge was covered with old rust
Tho water forced its way out
with such pressure as to raise
tho brick pavement II foot, and
regular little river gushed
down Ninth street and across tho r,
W. Il Ky. track. Some o. tho cellars
near worc invaded by tho flood, and for
time the electric cars had to trans
for passengers. A force Of mon was put
to work ut ouce, ana to-day tho damage
will DO repaired. No great Inconvenience
was caused by the accident,
superintendent Varnoy advocates tho
purchase OF regulating valve to rcduce
tho Immense pressure on the pipes. In
tho lowor paris OF tho city tho pressure
is as high Ne 90 pounds or more, which
is unnecessarily high. Tho valve could
DO put in near tho reservoir. aud would
aavo many accidents, largo and small,
like that Of yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

The Ohio is stream Of varying
moods-and these moods arc Of wonder.
full and fearful variance. Occasionally
LaBelle RivIere will fall all over itself
trying to make another Johnstown out
Of tho entiro vGiley-one Of It's tragic
moods. Thon again this same poetic
stream will go TO tho other oxtrcme un-
til nothing shows but ono vast expanSe
OF sand bars, with an occasional brook
10. winding Its sinuous way toward the
Father Of Voters.
The Ohio hos just ended one Of tho
most lengthy Of tho latter moods in its
history. Ever sinco carly in June the
reports from the upper guages havo in.
dicated various remarkably low stages,
in several instances getting below the
zero marks. Hero In Wheeling tho
stream has never been lower than for
the pnst month. aud river men had got
tired OF predicting when rise would
arrive. Happily all this is Of the past
and but a memory. Generous rains IN
the Allegheny valley have caused rise
which 10 now fGlt here Yesterday tho
sand bars along tho river front that
have boon o familiar spectacle for
months were slowly but surely disHp-
poaring.
At o'clock In the afternoon the river
had got 90 high that the Island ferry
company's p0ntoon bridge had to DO
abandoned. The barges were detached
and moored at the lowcr end OF the
public landing. In the meantime tho
ierryboat Charleston had raised steam
aud her familiar whistle was awect
music to tho Islanders cars. She found
no trouble in making her trips, not hav-
ing TO twiat and turn In hundred
directions. as was necessary just before
she laid up last week.
For tho frat timo In over month
packet arrived at tho public landing
yesterday. Tho jennie George, tho Big
Sandy river light draft steamer. brought
hero by Captain Booth, OF the Claring.
ton packet, Liberty. was the bout In
question and arrived here about noon.
Sho brought up good cargo Of 1.-Two
stock and produce. and in the after.
noon departed loaded to the guarda
Captain Mendel, OF the steamer r. E.
Phillips, the Matamoras aud Wheeling
packet, expects his boat to arrive here
this evening from Marietta. She will
OF once resume In her old tradc.
Rivcr men hardly anticipate o rise
beyond forty-two inches at this point
unless there is moro rain at onco, and
tho outlook for rain was considered
good yesterday afternoon. Even II
there Is no moro rain It is not thought
that tho Ohio will go back to the extra
ordinary low stageS recorded during the
past month. Tho marks last evening
showed three feet In tho channel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

Spence, DaSgs 4 Co., Of Martins
Ferry, have moved into their splendid
now three.story brick building on snc-
ond street, built expressly for q ware
house, sample room and office. The
building Is entirely complete aud per.
haps excels any foundry warehouse In
the Ohio Valley; in fact there Is not o
better warehouse building Of tho aize In
this aection. The front, with its
pressed brick, tilo aud stone trimmings,
arched entrance and large windows, Is
very attractive, and the building is q
credit to the firm and Martins Ferry.
The first story, which is occupied by
the office and sample rooms. has very
high ceiling, and this floor. like tho
othcrs, is we'll lighted. There is an
elevator in tho rear with patent safety
gates on either side. The power ia
furnished by the foundry fronting on
Jefferson and First streets, n shaft run
ming across the alley between tho old
and now buildings. All tho heating
stoves made by Spence, Baggs 4 Go,
will be shown In the sample room, each
one to stand on roller framos.
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hbout tho wl,arf.

Tho river men feel that justice has
not boon done them by the city, 90.
pecIally by tho board Of public work, In
not having repaired the lower end Of
the public landing. It was agreed
when tho Panhandle was allowed tho
privilege Of putting in its s.ono retain
ing wall that this portion Of tho wharf
was to DO paved and put in shape for
usc by steatnbontmen. Tho cxtromo
low water season OF tho summer
afforded. say the local steambo0ttnen,
an excellent opportunity for this work
to DO done In first class shape, but il
was not taken advantage Of. II is said
tho board OF public works will do moth
ing until II Is successful in its effort to
got the sand company people of the
space lust above tho Panhandle freight
dcpot
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TIE NINE WORKERS.
Their Annual Outing ut Mozart Park Snt
uriny Afternoon.

Their Annual Outing nt Mozart Park snt.
urdny Afternoon.
Tomorrow Mozart Park will DO filled
to ovortlowIng, no doubt, with tho mine
workers OF this vicinity, including all Of
tho ovcr.the.rivcr towns. The occasion
Is tho annual picnic and outing Of the
United Mine Workers and tho princi.
pal attraction will DO tho speak
ing, with President Mcbride Of the
United Mine Workers ns tho
principal orator Of tho day.
The local unions Of Bridgeport and Ben
wood will each turn ont and give crod'
table street demonstrations, tho tormor
to be headed by q band.
In addition to tho speaking thorc will
DO other and novel attractions. includ-
ing bowling, racing, ETC., go that tho WIS.,
itor at tho park Saturday will find plen-
ty and to spare In tho way Of amusc'
mont. Thero should DO largo attend
anrN
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Merit
Always
Wins!

What worth having Is worth paying for but there dan
gec Of paying too much Now every Clothing Store in town
has sIo s2 and sig Suits and Overcoats We have mad,
ours SO attractive that has focedthem to do IL But thev
are not like our Overcoas and Suits. At haSy glance be-
fore the off they might deceive an experienced
eye Look close at the stitches compare the qualities Of tlb
the fit of ours and others. At every point buk their a
to equality At least oneouh Of Suit and Overcoa,
stock are in these three grades Men who have been buyp
S18 and $40 Suits and OvercoaS having them made 70
order for even For them every fash
ionab!e style every mans sze matter how stout tall
and slim, Perfect Fit is assured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

Tho Martins Forty manufacturing In
dustries in operation arc the Laughlin
nail works, tho two rolling mills. Wost
Virginia glass works. Union glass
works, Otto glass works. Mann's foun'
dry, Spence, Baggs & Col stove works,
blast furnace, Martins Ferry keg, barrel
and box factory, Belmont brick and tile
works, Hinkins' mould works, McDcr-
motifs tool works, spoueo's machine
works and tho planning mills. The can
ming factory at Don is also in operation.
The Benwood blast furnace. at Mar.
tins Ferry, will commence making Bes'
semer pig iron next woek.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

One case each Grey aud White Blank
cts at 48c per pair.
One case each Fine Atwood country
Blankets, Scarlet aud White, 81 90
per pair, worth 81 90.
n! Ten cases OF tho celebrated St
Mary's Blankets. covering every shade,
grade and size produced BY this famous
mill. We arc sole selling agents for
Wheeling !
Atwood Striped Flannel Skirts. full
lengths and widths ct 79c each, as
good as you have over had at 81 %.
SILK and Wool Mixed Novelty Dress
Goods OF 6Oc, that look when made up
like the dollar kind.
Covert Cloths in many grades and
colors, Soc a yard 10.
pSrEight largo Dross Goods Depart
ments crowded with the best values We
have ever had.
Now Moire Novelty and Plain Silks.
Veiutina In all widths. shades and
qualities. Wears equal to velvet
Trimmings in Jet, Fur. Crochet,
silk Beaver, etc. Points, Tnser.ings,
Edginrs and Waist 6ets.
Artistic shapeS In buckles and largo
buttons. See como OF our trimmings In
Market street window.
Dorblc Mapped Canton Flannels 3lc
a yard.
yard.
Eaa4Lar ood Et,r Poa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

Four or Eve Of the late employees Of
tho sanitary pottery Of the Wheeling
Pottery Company on the South Side rc-
turned to work yesterday. the superin-
tendentof the works, Mr.. Machiu. hav-
ing come to an agioemort with tho
men by which they are 10 resume work
at the scale Of wages paid at the Tren.
ton, N. j., sanitary potteries. More Of
tho mon will return to work this morn
Ing and In day or two probably the
entire seventy or eighty men who fnd
employment there will DO back at work.
A number Of tho mon are now out tho
Baltimore & Ohio road on fishing
trim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

The Panhandle Dyoing establish
mont, owned by John Hoilmoior, at No.
1881 Market street, is tho best equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In addi-
ton to tho dycing and cleaning depart
monts corps Of tirst-clnsa tuIlors uro
employed, who can do repairing as neat
as II is possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO mado
10 look like now Satisfaction Ruaran.
Iand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

At tho Odd Fcllows' hall. in this city,
on Thursday and Friday evenings Of
next week, Prof. George P. Rudolph,
Ph. D., Of Cleveland, Ohio. late priest
in tho Catholic church. will deliver two
OF bis lectures. On Thuraday evening
his subject will be "Romanism, the foe
Of American liberty" and the next
evening he will talk on "Why loft tho
Roman priesthood-the atory Of my
life" Tho gentleman's lectures arc said
by critics to DO argumentative and de-
void Of aensationalism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

Michael Sullivan, accused Of stealing
eight shirts from H. 9. Policeman, was
yesterday arraIgned before Squire
Pcterman, tho committing magistrate.
being at the G. A. r encampment at
Pittsburgh. Sullivan said he had q
bundle stolen from him and thought
this was il. lie was held In 500 bail
for court, and 10 default Of bond was
sent to jail. lie mado no attempt to
oAcape this time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

FoR collie, scour, sprain0, bruises,
spawn, dwellings and nil Diseases Of
horses and cattlo Johnson's Magnetic
Oil, horse brand. gives G1Ccllcnt satis-
faction. 81 90 sizo SOC, 50e stzo Csc.
Charles r, Goetzo aud W. W. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14
esgEeqY9Sasn HAVE your cysa
5Ff,, tested for glasses
o., 1872 ffoe of charge by
Ss,s 100. JACOB W. GRUDB.
~ S',ts{tS Jewcior and Opt.
%SA &b%-IH clan, Mark OF Hn d
St<eSTG1sS TWolfth streets.
ateK,nley atay Como % whoel.pr

The Republicans Of Eastern Ohio will
have Governor Mckinley somewhere In
this neighborhood this fall, and soon
disposed to favor their friends In
Wheeling, who think Of q meeting on
Wheeling Island. The timo has not
yet boon fixed for tho mooting, and II 10
hardly necessary 10 say II will DO q
rouser whenever II 10 held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

Thrlvcs on good food and sunshinc,
with plenty OF exercise in tho open air.
Her form CLOVIS with hoalth and hor
face blooms with Its beauty. II her sys'
tom needs tho cleansing action oil laxa::
tive remedy, she usos tho gontlo and
pleasant liquid laxative Syrup Of Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14
ABOUT THE OHIO.
The Rivor Gets on a Move to the
Delight of River Mon.
NEARLY THREE FEET m CHANNEL

And Rising Last Evsring-ThO Pom.
toon Bridge Removed and tho
"CbnrIcston" Resumes In tho Ferry
Trado-A Packet Arrives for tho
First rImo In sIonth-PosslbiiIty
Of u Good Boating stugc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14
FOR STYLE AND SATISFACTION

FOR STYLE AND SATISFACTION
Coll and exnmine our large and handsome
stock OF Foreign aud Dom stiO Woolens,
procured exclusively BY our agent for tho
line merchant tailoring trade.
Our assortment of Fall OVcrcontinKV,
Sutttbgs, TF0utcTings and Fancy VeStinRs
unoquaIed, and embracing every novelty.
We guarantee ut, and mako prices TO suit
4 null line Of Gents Furnishings-"now
and nobby."
100 dOian OF our celebrated 500 half
Hose ngnin received.
Tho popular EighmiC Shirt n leRdor.
All Knit Wool Jackets for sale by MS only.
q. uESS & SONS,
Fine TnlIora and Gents FurntsherS, 1891
ind 1888 Market street.
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Equal to Custom-Made =.
LIE a o a a o q q o q ABOVE PAN

Hyou think haven't succcodod still sceptca
tho cnss Of cotho and from hOse
grades perfectly 1t them; how easily Ask them
solves what thom Ask hOm satisfaction isn't the nvaa
bio result Of visit to Among the OF humanity thoy
better than tho average Tho variety that offered hO five
groa.er tun other tailoring shop afford Search
into every that sticks out Clothing and
Style with any four them Wo trust reputation every
garment It's right know right Perfect
perfection Before your money seals the sae aud then 10 spite
procaun fa wore ready and anxious buy
back original price, No wonder feel safe 10 trusting
their appearances and their purses to US.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

Now opeaing-Stono q Thomas Eighth Page.
For Saie-Pony aud Cart
Queen Cinderella RApgc-ESbln q Bro
For Rsnt-James A. Henry.
Water Pressure Regulators-Tnmble LutL
Ara You suppiIed-5chAefef 4 Dhehont.
Grand 0athefIpg-Untted Mine WortcR
Better and Cheaper-C v. Harding 4 Co
Musical Announeemrnt-Jullu HOos9.
PurO Spices and vlnegat-AlbeFt stOIIo & Co.
ElOoutlon Mn J. A. RayueS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

IENIpU Fall Weight Jackets In Navy
lIHiIIfN Hue and black nj Oao, 81 40
and o. DS. All mt hnlf price,
EAISuEIMElvSE Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14

TWENTY Gun play tho now galuN Of
"shutIle board" as we'll as one. Try IL
at tho Nusco. MwAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-14
Mo,e Drv Goods than ever for the money These offer

| Dress prints, medium shades, SIC yd
Extra quality, 40.inch Muslin, q 3c yd
Very largo Turkish Bath Towels loc
worth 1sc.
Glass Linon Crashes 6tc, worth 0c
Turkey Rod Table Linens 10, 20.
80, $780,, etc.
India Linon Remnants, another lot
half price.
Gloria Silk Umbrellas. Paragon Frames,
Natural Wood Handles, csc, cheap at
81 80.
Gloria Silk U Umbrellas, Paragon France,
Weichsel and Acacia Handles, 81 SO.
worth 50 on. A finer grade at 81 10.
worth So So
Ladies' ilne Seamless fast black hose,
Hormsdorf dye. 2lc pair.
Ladies' Silk Plated Hose 49c pair
worth 75o.
Ladies' Hose, ucrmsdori dye, prime
quality. t23c q pair.
Ladies' Black Seamless Wool Hose,
Ribbed Tops, csc pair.
Mems Seamless Half Hose that give
solid wear, four pair for ESQ.
Fast Black Seamless Hose for Child
ron, i23c q pair.
At So and 6ec NO soil Jorsoy Ribbed
Underwear for Ladies', worth fully ono
fourth more. Tho now Rtyle Jersey
Ribbed Union Suits.
Fibro Chamois, the now interlIning
we havo Ill
3 and Collars Just In !
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FUNERAL niREcroRs.
acknowledgement


once Noe. % and 81 Fourteenth Stroot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-06
TODAY'SLOCAL NEWS
A BloOdI'ss Duel With Chairs at tho
Utah Commission once.
The Lady Died Ia Philadelphia This
Morn NJ az thu Result Of
surgical Operation.

When the polls at tho Third rreclno,
opened thia morning, the Rupublicau
ticket distributors asked the Judges o.
election Tor some blue envelopes In
which 10 pi.cu the constitutional con.
vention uck,u. rno application was
feiusoi, the reply being that voters
would be- supplied with one envolop
cachi ns they came up 20 deposit
their ballots. Tu cAu.cd indignation
on the part VI those " ll mnle tue ap
phc'ti - hul Que kspuuucsu wUik.
" aameu J.. Is. IysYu huffcI - tue
.ulcr %. tue lInn Commission, on
r. va last street, anu nshul Chairman
i4e.vuUf TOT s0mr blue envelopes. sit.
lie cIuf asked Ms Tyson WIN he WIS.
iuu latter larlluI 10 the Grct that ho
wis lhifu precinct kupuuIunu, aut
tuHt tue members o. M party there
wanted some constitutional convention
envelopes.
"iur commission has already aont
= % v Ji tuoau cuvui p,s 10 tuat pf,.
yiuyi, Wniun 10 mora tuan
enough 10 .uplly tuo yu.ur.," said
sir. Lut,nrE
1--WE ouly gotyouf word tor that,D
ftlOiuel AlH. ly.I.,
"DO uu m au ~ sAy that lit2" ex.
cittdiy exclaimed Mf. Lrtchut.
Hot aud fasn "a pfcf-Ilus were eK.
changed IL sliu, BtyCrssIuu
Whtn, - cur informant states,
AlL LIt toner ttizsI char,
tJlt NJ Tyson 10 take another ouu
with wnicn ~ dsiUuu himHrif, anu
tutuateutu 10 uteak his head, nj tho
ano Time otIotiug him ~ leave the
Unicr.
Mr. Tycoon declared that he was In
the IN GO on puUiic uuaIurss aud would
not leave uuti ho got ready. Tue
altrfcauuu wAs continued uuul Sir.
IysOu Withdrew, but 40 blows we're
agruca, aui % ssqIunuy there were
no uuuc, bfoA. n, nJr Dl0Jd shed.
Mt lysUu on leaving tue Office Of
tue cOmuissiOu, hurried 10 Republican
lac uquaftofs where be procured from
w. J.. james, Esq, chairman OF thn
~ publican q UNITY CON mittue, uUtu
addressed to Hon. Hoy sherman, VI
the Utah Commission, requesting thAt
n supply Of blue envelopes bc furnished
TO sac Republicans Ol the lhifd lfs-
cinet. rnis Tote, on beng pfuscutsi
At tins ONCE Of tie Utah Commission,
had the desired effect. ~ s-s. " .'ss
cinct Republicans got some tlus r1
vriopes, anu good nature was Tss.oTr,
atound the polls.
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CHICAGO, Nov 0.-Wlth weather
bright nuI cUiu, the vote IN JhicsgO
anu Cook county tOIay IL heavy. The
cam algn thru ugh tho state, aud IEr-
ticuiArly here, was not from start 10
nniHu, anu Interest "a the cDngfessiOn.
al contests ornteruI largely Ia tue pic.
tutotquu strugl lo In tue fourth district
where the AspiTauts wosfe tE,COu-
gTsssmnn Frank LAwleT, ~ nu Indie.
ruuuuut Candidate, Timothy Ryan,
Democrat, aud cN.J ustice " tho Peace
Charles WOOuman, RoI ubllcAu, An
Interesting feature was developed by
the fact mat aitef n hard fought legal
battle the women were gwen the pfivI-
isge VI voting iOr state university trus-
tees. A large vote 10 cast by the lair
sex,
Fifteen minutes before the polliug
booth VI the Ninth precinct (2afu
wATuJ opened, the body n u kupubli-
can challenger, diohacl kouneIy,wAs
.Ouud UNCONSCIOUS on the Sidewalk,
having, II IL claimed, been attacked by
gang Of hOodluinu.
ChicAgO-Onu precinct In the city
was conceded 10 the Peoples party at .
n. m. IL cumprisea tue main part OF
Pullman, Every wnefe In tue district
comprising Pullman, West Pullman,
NvDsiugton ara Roseland, lhe POpu-
list strength was great.
Trouble has occurred In Lamont, on
the drainage canal, Through clerical
error An insufficient number VI ballots
we're hent 10 the place aud Tho canal
labOfers announce that they intend ~
vote whether they hal ballots or not.
sixty deputy sherils were hurried 10
the place.
itis believed the Populist vote In
the city would not exceed 80 OlU. The
vote m the stock yard anu railroad
quarters was large, tut OUTSIDE the
POpuiist H,r0nghOldH, the vote was
thought 10 100 far short OF tho patty
l,auefs' claims. At P0punst heau.
quarters IL WIS claimed the vote
would reach 100, %.
ChicAg0-NiinAm Lorimor, Repuu.
iicHu candidate Tor C0ngTtH "a the
second district, was thrown head oNor
heels from Tho polling place In LIE
mont town hail thls afternoon. Iwon'
ly-hve deputy snrf IL sent from
Chicago Ia preserve Oruor were thrust
istI jsil. Justice " the Peuoo Weimar
refused 10 rulesss ihrm on tail.
These prUote lug, piegi ltatod a con-
dict mat rtbul eI mt uu chic. Of poliuV
taking Loumer In his arms ami carry.
iug hini mo Tie street.
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'Itoyo.

Special 10 ne NEWS
Provo, Utah, Nov. 6.-The day that
Will decide thv political complexion Of
Titan opened bright anu clear aud the
weather IL very warm.
The streets aTo hlied with carriages
carrying voters 20 aud from tue polls,
and The urum corps and bsuur are dis
oufsiug musiu 10 enthuEe the citlkcla.
GuOu order prevails around the polls
aud Out little challenging was done ny
~ III O'clock. The votes sand ~ FOL.
lows from the closest estimate that can
be maze: Republicans, 236; Democrats,
100. More scratching Ia bviug dUns Than
~ any previous election.
The blue envelopes tor Constltu-
tioual delegate vOtes) cont down by
tho commission threaten W run snort,
aud are closely 4 iarded by tue Judges
Of election. Iuoro was NJ one time "A
fear that some voters would not be able
10 v0,e Tor Constitutional delegates on
account Of this scarcity Of blue en-
VolVpes, as aquesIiOn might DO raised
In regard 10 the legality OF
Constitutional delegates votes being
deposited In envelopes OF another
color, which wOull b. u technical VIC.
latiUn Of the insuu 'tiOns from the
commission, This difficulty has been
overcome, however, by new supply
Vt blue envelopes beng obtained. lhetu
IL no doubt Of Pfovu's Republican mn
Jofity reaching 100 from the present
outlook. The R-Iuuliohns have on.
gagged the Opera house for this evening.
Election returns will DO announced
there, anu tickets OF admission are 10.
ing Issued.
Provo, Utah, Nov. $50 p. m.-The
votes oast 10 this hour, -;3l y. M, show
b76 Republican votes, S04 Democratic.
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IN UTAH TOWNS.
ntlnEN

uGDFN, Nov. 0, ls0l.-Last night
Wa Uur Ui excitement seemed
thHt all Ogden and our cousins from
tue country were out upon the streets.
The Republicans had tlrohlighJ pro.
ccssiUn and two meotings, ami the
Democrats had rally at the Grand
OpefA house. The greatest Of Interest
Rppesfs To be- manifest ny all In tOday's
contest with chances stiil remaining
about equal. II II ella mel that the
P0pulistt ON, aud no doubt will, con.
troll tho delegate msJOrily VI Weber
county.
Special 10 ne NEwA
OGDEN, NV. $3.50 p.m.-The
sleouonis proceeding very quistly. AZ
. pm. 500 votes had been poilei In
Jour Of Tho i've wards; 10 report from
tho Third ward. The Democrat >-,r,
aueRd Ia all the wards but the 1Jurtn,
which IL safely Republican.