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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE. Nov. s.-The Republi- cans elected both eongressme4f
 The Republican state ticket and four Republican coilgresslnen were chosen in Connecticut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-08

Seventeen districts in Pennsylvania have not been heard from and returns from California and Colorado are not definite. Nineteen districts in Illinois are yet to hear from.
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uneasiness felt only in the Fourth, Seventh, Ninth and Tenth districts. In each of th=se districts Democrats were elected by decisive majorities.
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Flyn Elected.

GUTHRIE, 0. T., Nov. s.-The returns so far from counties on railroads indi- cate that Flynn, Republican, for dele- gate to congress is elected by 2500 plu- raItr
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 ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Never in the his- tory of Cook county were election re- turns 80 slow or so difficult to obtain. Not until 10 p. m. did the returns begin to come with any regularity, and figures obtainable were only on the head of the state ticket.
 The Republicans claim the county by anywhere from 15,oo0 to 8o,o00 The Democrats conceded that the state ticket was beaten i'll Cook county, but claimed that later returns would prove that they had carried all the county of- fees.
 Chairman Tanner. of the Republican comittee, claims the county by at least 15,00o and the state by 50.00o.
 The count on congressman and legisla- ture was slow and scattering as to for bid any accurate estimate.
 Aldrich is elected in the first district.
 MeGann WAS slightly ahead of Bel
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IOWA

SIOUX ClrY, Ia. Nov. s.-Returns are slow in coming in sheldon, Republi- can. is likely elected governor.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

REpFiELD, s. D., Nov. s.-The logis- lature will be Republican by 80 on Q joint ballot.
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cate that EnIoe, Democrat, has defeated Brown in the Eighth congressional dis trict by 800.
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Tenth ylrclnia Distrlot Democratl

RICHMOND. Nov. s,--Tucker, Demo- crat, of the Tenth district for congress is elected by about 1900.
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HilI Refuses to Talk.

ALBANY, Nov. 8..-Senator Hill yester- day refused to make any statement of his views upon the result of the cleo
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Look Out For Their Announcement.
WIhh MEET THE TIDES

An exceptional season demands exceptional sacrifices Now the time 10 buy your Carpets and Furniture. The largest and most eomolee stock of Bedroom Dining and Paro Sets brought to Arkansas, which will be sold at remarkably low prices.
 call and be convinced
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 TENNESSEE.

MEMpHIs. Nov. Slate returns indi-
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the silver party wins.

the silver party wins.
 Among the prominent Democratic congressman showed under are Holman of Indiana, Wilson of West Virginia, Springer of Illinois, Jerry Simpson of Kansas and Tom Johnson of Ohio.
 Washington went Republican by 10,- GOO, Idaho by 2600 and North Dakota by 1900.
 Oklahoma elects Republicana delegate to congress by plurality of 2500.
 Arkansas returns a solid Democratic delegation but by reduced pluralities. In Louisiana Democratic pluralities have been cut down to such an extent that the Republicans claim two congress men.
 Tennessee is all mixed up.
 In Missouri the Democratic pluralitles are decreased.
 Texas and Mississippi appear to have the lonesome distinction of standing firm in the Democratic faith.
 In Kansas and Colorado Populism is on the wano, but it gained in Minne- sota. In other states it did not cut much figure.
 John Walter, chief proprietor of The London Times, is daad.
 A prominent Russian nihilist in Lon don says that all his party demands is a constitutional monarchy.
 The Next Congress.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. e.-The following shows the composition of the next con gress as closely as can be determined from the returns so far as received:
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-15
IN MEMoRIAM.

Departed this life January Goth,
1894. Nancy Al. Messenger, daugh-
ter of Mr., aud Mrs. James Messen-
ger. sgcd 20 years. 6 months and
IS days sce~
s'Gone from carth.yes COMO forever,
Tear dimmed eyes shall gaze i'm
vain,
We shall hear her voice, O, never.
"a Nevernfore on eartk again.
Homs is sad. O, God, how dreary,
Lonesome, lonesome every spot,
Listening for her voice till weary
Weary, for we hear her not.
She was thoughtful, loving. tender
With MS each and every one,
How she suffered, but now rejoicing,
Her JOY in Heaven has just begun.
Had she asked Us we'll we know
We shonid say, o, spare the blow;
notwithstanding tears should say.
Lord, we love her, let her stay.
In love she lived, in peace she died.
Her life was asked, but God denied. Z"
PARENTS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-15
"sHOw 1T TO THE JUSTICE"

The other day Justice Doolittle
was hearing case of assault and
battery in Palatine. 1t was quite
interesting and Mayor George Rich
ardson went in to hear the testirno-
ny. One of the witnesses. was a
large lady, who acted as peace
maker during the fight and re-
eeived severe bruise upon one of
her limbs above the knee. During
her testimony she became, excited
and turning to the Mayor, who
wore judicial expression and
thinking be was to decide the case,
said, OH show you," and suiting
her actions to her words, she began
TO elevate her skirts. The Mayor
became alarmed, and hiding his
eyes with his hat, exclaimed in
tones Of anguish, "Show it to the
Justice, | am not trying this case. {"
--FdirmOm Index.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-15

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The happy go luck style of jour
nalism in the West is illustrated by
the following clipping from the Hot
Springs (Ark.) Tom Cat GA lady
wanted who can run typewriter
without running the editor. We
know we are not pretty and some
times go around with a suspender
down and shoes off, if our corn
hurts, but that's our own affair.
This is a snap for some quiet, con-
siderate girl who amt afraid of
home made socks and red whiskers'
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HUDSON
delayed from last week ,

delayed from last week
We have been having fine weather.
with the exception of little snow
squall Thursday, which was q
marked contrast to the Indian Sum
mer that we bad been enjoying.
Mr.. Obediah Metheny is fixing
to move on Mr.. w. b. Smiths
farm soon. We are sorry to lose
Mr.. Metheny from our midst, as he
is good farmer and an influential
citizen.
Mr.. N. G. Courtney sold his per-
sonal property at public sale last
week and will shortly move back to
Morgantown. lie has made host
of friends while in our midst.
Miss LYDIA Gibson has returned
to Zen Mile, Pa.
Mrs. Augustine Wolfe Is lying
very low at this writing, but is
slightly improving.
Mr.. Jonathan Gibson will move
to e. b. Walls farm in the spring.
Mr.. @. f.. Spiker, the Pleasant
Valley pedagogue, was on our
streets Friday evening.
The Mt. Nebo Literary Society is
in q flourishing condition. 9. N.
Bayles, President; Willie Gibson,
Secretary; Walter Shaw, Editor; j.
l.. Walls, Critic; Jonathan Gibson,
Marshal. The question for lasi
Friday night was, Resolved, That
Pride, Avarice and Ambition are n
greater evil than Intemperance. De-
cision III favor of the negative. The
question for next night. Resolved.
That Morality increases with Civil
zation.
The spelling match at Gales
Thursday night was well attended.
Ira Gibson "took the laurels.' -
PAssUM SCRIBBo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-15

Nobody ever heard of a red
headed man being sunstruck. Why
a red head should afford any pro-
lection from the rays of the sun or
give Its owner immunity from one
Of the most singular affections that
humanity is heir to, is one of those
mysteries that even the doctors can
not fathom, but the fact remains
that men with red bair can stand
almost any amount IF exertlon in
or ont of doors during the hottest
weather and never feel any serious
results from it.-S. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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