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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15
ONE TRAIN THROUGH.
The Northern Pacific Will Probably
Soon Open for Business.

WASHINGTON, July IA dispatch re-
ceived at the Postoffice Department this
afternoon announced that train on the
Northern Pacific had succeeded III reach
ing Tacoma from st. Paul.
TACOMA, Wash. July 14-Tha North
ern Pacific is now sending out trains on
this division, this being the first day that
the entire service has been maintained.
Several freight trains were started. one
being a through train for the East. On
Wednesday the strikers or sympa hizers
burned a bridge across the He'll GAZE
River in Montana. A temporary bridge
was finished to-day and trains passed over
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15
RAISIN COMBINE.
Its Membership Is Very Rapidly
Increasing,

FRESNO. July 14,-The rev combine
known as the State of California Raisin-
growers Company held an important
meeting to-day and elected ten directors
and passed bylaws. Over a hundred
names were added to the roll
1t was st ted that the combine now
controls 60 out of the 80 per cent of raisln
acreage necessary TO obtain success and
maintain prices. The remaining 20 per
cent is expected to be obtained within
a week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15

Whatever you do don't forget that
"Picturesque California" is the greatest
work about the Golden state that has
ever been issued. Ten cents and one cou-
pom secure portfolio to "CalI" sub
scribers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15
Readx to FIG hit.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 14-Word was
received this afternoon that 500 Ashtabula
ore-handIers had started for Cleveland to
force out the ore-shovelers on the docks.
Il is said they were armed with revolvers
and clubs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15
END OF THE ARMY.
KelIy's Band All Sent to the Work.
house.

WHEELING, w. Va, July lathe rem
nants of Kelly's Industrial Army were
arrested and sentenced to-day en- masse
TO fifteen days in the workhonse.
KANSAS CITY, No.. July 14-Hogan's
industrial Army, which encamped in The
East Bottoms Thursday night sailed down
the river to-day in the fifteen boats which
COMPOSE lis flotilla.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15
Obsolete Gun.Carriages.

WASHINGTON. July 14.-The President
has approved the bills of authority Of the
donation of four obsolete gun-carriages to
the city of MarshailtowD, Iowa.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15
Stanfords Victorious.

PORTLAND, Or, July 1.-THE Stanford
University baseball team defeated the
Muitnomah Athletic Club niue by score
of to g.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15
LIGHTNING AND EARTHQUAKE.
Strange Phenomenon in the Vicinity
of Pine Ridge.

FRESNO, July 14.-News comes by tele-
phone from Pine Ridge lumber district,
sixty miles northeast of this city, to the
effect that a sharp shock of earthquake
lasting few seconds was felt there at 80
last night.
The shock was accompanied by the
greatest electric display ever with essed by
inhabitants there. The strange feature is
that no clouds were noticed by the citizens.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15

RICHARDS & Co.. druggists. 4o6-s Clay.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

-2estusc bon Den liebeu 6cilige cit @pttes,
mad ben bslter Gueler b]earbet!et pom ". OFT, Staots
piarrsr. Geb't Gitslitablittd. sroBsm 9ablsau pou Serus
iaIsm uuo fiber 300 SiloerH In Sel;iduitt. Brit me5s
rsrsu biia5f. apprObationen. %. QuHase. Guarts5ors
mat. 1890 v. 5000.
-Steielbe, Ottausgussabs, in ? 9duSeu; ssbuHs
ben. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Octbcilte &rcMoc

III hoppelte Sreuoe, oeuft Ser 9r1iibent Ser
SIrmd yllllotn d So, Nerr Srieor. Qunblu,
Delder BET Der leBteu 2Sabl Die Sreuoe bate,
ais Seu0tOr pom Staate Slilo5 nit i!bers
ipGltigsloer Maioritat eripdblt III peroelt
uro Wiinldt MN and Ieincu Rlnocn i'm 9Qs
gcnetnen llno b~elonoerS leine Ngeuten e6euio
Sulrteoen SI iebeu. Yeleu uno nunoeru Gle
lIh ilber bic l6onen perth uno 9eibmadppl.
len 8 Il q d S q elbeute, pel6s Die
Slrma allen ulo eiuem Seoel Qn6ietet. @rs
items cine llbr Qeuoelubr) .Gictoria" oes
uouut. Sieielbe lit % sou bod uno aus
Gihels ODER &alulbbols uerierti9t, welhe
cine 3ierrat III leoem Saule III ulo lih nidbt
eiumal ;u i6Gmeu brau6te inn galof Der
R0ui9im u0n Guglaub, Die benielben Nameu
iil6rt 81 lteben. 6erner cine &anoubr nit Dem
NGmen p9fapoleou", welde ihreu FiaS III
ieoem Sooen NIB Gei1GitS3immer baben
ioate, oG lie beionoerS iir iolte beitimmt III,
pb9ieid) SIC iiberaa paiieno unb 9ei9matpoG.
}Iolirt IN Ui6ens poer WulumB6ol; pa Sou
bod uno nit einem 5iierblatt BON 12 sou
perieben. Seioe Hbren geben nit eiumalis
0em Nui;iebeu a6t Gage. Ger Cei6mlad
Der Wteui6m 1T ueri6ieoeu. Ni6t ollie liez
ben nbren. meSbolb Die Nirma au1 eit
Welbuabtsgei6eut aus Sllber unb ;ruar
ellleu lilberlell Sebdlter lleblI Seder lllueHs
dig pergoloct, anbietet. gScuu perlou9t, ers
bdlt ein Seoer p0Qig irci, gbblloun9eI pom
oieieu @eibenten uebit nGberer grtlarumg.
Sic ReoGItion bat lelblt Die @rGmien IN 2llIs
9enlAeln 9eIIonllnel uilo geiunoeu, oaR tie
DuS lit, iitr mas lie u%us9e9ebsu wirp. Sulls
bins acknowledgements Bier bat ben Ues
ibmdd oel yeute pom Nmerita erobert, ebeulo
poQfommeu ais 9tapoleon etnmal europa
erOberte lnlo III MN oas populGrite @ctrGnf
oes QdnoeS. 9Ser ais N9ent fir 2moiu'S
Wah6oloerbeerens @ier arbeitcu piu, bat oaz
uIm Seruoe nm eiue 9~iinitige @ele9enbeit,
ui6t uliem @elo ~ peroieneiI, louoern audi
eiu wertbuoleS 9SeibuadtS9ei6eut III erbalz
ten. gelen Sic bic allei9e Don Sulolu Il
so. All elrer oloereu Seite oIeleS 9lotteS
NIB sic werosW ftRoeu, wel6e portrei1ibc
@i9eui6uiten Der 9Sabboloerbeereu Sprlip
b~eionSerS oIS Sseibua6tS9ei6enf it has
@ahboloerbesrsn Bier beiiebt, Sesen lie
iib oNrlm lo9lel0 bin mb l6reibeu uub
ggeutensS eoln9nngen nebit Vrobefloibeu
IS 1T uur tnrSe Seit bis 81 @eibua1tm mte
geIpiB wollen Sie bic gSaare III iriib,eiti9 bas
ben, boB Sie oieielbeu Dor bieier iSeit pertau.
fen tOmen. Seeilen Sic li6 parum unS
aorelllreu al
smOhH & Co.. Z. j. 0. 9. Ssiieriou Ctr.
GbieaSo, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Sum Gad1en uno OenFen.
sc a d einem Concert.

Wir lit c5 Oamal5 i6limm ,u Wtutb 9epeien,
lluo beute lpire t0 nod Obreuionleu!
2SaS 1T oil benz Goucert uin gut 9emciet?
9tllr 0Ie lQltlet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

W0rtlt6 9enommen. -
Grou: pSnmmeS Ding, ipie tannlt Oh
oenn Den 5bierarSt bolsu wpllen, NO
mein M0nn trant lit. - SienItm1o=
den; nSa, Waoame, Sic Iasten bod:
8ebe gum Spttor, meiu alter glel lit
l1On lpie0er trant."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
3. 70 .Megfear, Yaii. uno Sidstsa9sut.
,,,,no ote ssuaoer sSren uid,t

anf'-, i6reibt Serr Gilbert Soepp, Saraboo,
isis, goeHn Der &abrbsit Die Gbre mus i6
Iu9el, oaB 6orut's Neil=Gel i'll maIner Sas
mile etn 9roBeS NiHoer getbau bat. Weule
Stnoer mHroeu ieyteS Sriibiobr nit 0ulspeb
b~siaueu, peldIcs ;uIest 10 i6limm mlroe,
ooB lie teiueu 6ropieu N8oiier mebr idluden
t%onnten. SI bate gerGOe oaS Sell Del
beitelt uuo lobalo ib IS erbtelt, md5te i6
@ebrdu6 oapou. Gle 6ranfbeit wdr cine
Art Sipbtberitis. IS bali; nm perce i6
6orni's 0eiaOel nie mcbr i'll r,sirem pauie
GuSgeheu lailen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
a9aS6idju fit oaS 6at@o(ilte Oo(k.=
- Grtmerfd), Guna 9atbariua, oasarme 2ebeu
nilteri seinen unfcrea sAcrru 4 aSn e hrifti

-Gmmtrfd, auna Satbariua, oas arme 2ebem
uno 1ittere Seioen % nierss Soerrn JeIu Sbriiti
rne ictner beiiig iteu VfIiter Maria ue6it ben
Sebetmuiiieu bee alien Bunoss mad ben gef5ten Der
sottiel. auna Ratb. GGmertd. 6eraussssebeu Don p.
y. Y. b mo q er, a. ,. q. 0. auerb. GrloierS. Dit
Npprobatton oe5 perm Stiaois Don 9teseusburs. 6eia
tlultr. pradtsAusga5s. Su Quart. 1910 q. Rom,
pIst broihtrt IN 20 Dsten ieoss 80 Gents.
Dasislbe IN G6o. !, balb 0toroeeo. SristuaIses tus
panooefs, reid pergclest $3.50.
- Dasislbe In Gbo. 2, U~eorecco, reid psrgoIo. Srisis
uaIoste uuo @oloiduttt $1,000.
0asieIbe In Gbs. 3, bsrielbe Giubduo nit 9 uers
g~olosisn SblieBsu Sl2.00.
glebr ais 40 iar has 8ers eieeus ee;st6uete EilSer
beoeutiume Sertltatetteu uuo pidtias htiiiss GegsUs
itdute in isbr sstrsuer uuo tiinitleriid poleuoeter Tdrs
iieauHs yur aHiaauuu9. 10 oGs bIeiss Bud als elm
f1tboIiS@eo pradttpert i'm eoeIttn SiHus oss
@ortss beSstaHtt Dsresn bari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

-gode EN-, p. N. 2eben uno SeiSen uuierS
Iiebsn Sserrn uno Gciianoes Sefu Sbriiii uno
isiner sottIidle; i~IIgfraulidben @7utter afas
ria. NGu bearbeitet pou ". Stneel. 9teib iluitrirte
GuartsaussGbs. l2. aufase. 1852 =. SH sestrs
bano S4O0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

tbitp peNlt ipu(t 10y NuW SpleHf0NISN
2SaS 1T oil benz Goucert null gut gemelet2
------9 Dur be pallelt.
Cine 8alonterie, bic teine
i. - Srei 9nmen itei9en nuf einen
bOiien PiCrbeb0bnwa9en. Sin Serr
Itebt gallant auf uno iaat: yWSeine 9a=
men, ib trcte meincu Ylob an Die Nel=
teite BON Sbnen ab." Ger plas bIeibt
rnbeIeBt.)
S60ite 3eeQitdt.- Ser Saul
mann MeperBeim 1T 10 Itren9 reel, Dap
er leiten @ertduferinnen lelbit ben
tleinlten NN8enauii9Iaa unteri09t bat.
Ginguter l.. = Gbsf: .Was
it0Dnen Sic iort,udbreno, Meper?"
: &Ommls: 80, oieie 3alnidmer3en
bcute 49, 66ef: ,Qber meBb0Ib
hubcu Sic o0s ni6t ldnQlt geiaQt, ooB
Sic 30Dnihmcrien bnbeu.... sic t0n=
men ia auf Dem Eager orbciten, no Sic
9tienan0en ii6ren!"
Sreffenoe Se3ei9nunQ.-
o.: rs9eBbalb bat oenn Baron aing=
bauicn Ieiner neglen Yila oen Namen
yWartbur9" 0egeben?" - -: ,g9eil
cr iclne Oldubigcr bort l%tunoeulanS
uuT lIb marten laBt."
Il ntri9li der @eweis. =
rSlt Der Suber ein mltdnDiger
0ienIN?" = Isl 9epiB! Sen bab' i6
mai ne pOle Stunoe bel 'ner S9ad=
tel Strsi6b0lSer mutterieelenaQein iiBcn
lallcn unO als ib nahber na63dblte,
pat tein elnSiBes Stitf Oapon 9'ieblt!"
SOs6aft. = o.: SIT oas ni9t
gelne Sante, Die Oben am &lapier
NBt?" D.: y9tleroinQs; tie bat lib
uor9in gedr9ert, jeBt tObt lie iib aus"
gusoere6uet. Gater Der
Sraut: v9reitauieno Mnrt; mebr fam
i9 al8enblidli6 meiner So6ter mitge=
ben" = Sewerber QlrSt): yNber erlau=
ben Sic 9iiti0it, iOuiel tOnnte ib ia bci=
nahe nls 0OnOrar iitr meme Seiu0e
bel SDnen beNniprllben.."
a. Yiccplo Gum C6er=
t~ellncr): DSie, Serr Sean, Der Serr
bort Mil e &nifebein, - ieBt meiB /
net. Is Dos q SnOAle ODER a &lpple?"
Sci Der &etrutenausbeb b.
ung. - Soc: yNa @ilem, Dir
lpero'n ie wpll nod bios bel be Maite=
Der nennen." - Wiaem: ,S6aistppp,
luarum oenn?" - Soc: vNa neil Oh
oph man INNER bios Drummer muBt."
SeSeidnenbe Srage. - @ait
0einen Ioebeu ierpirteu, etmas unruDi=
gen frontage de Brie betra6teno)
n9to, ia, &elner, iebt iasen Sic mir
bios, unter ipeldem Nameu vlduft" oenn
ei9entli6 Der aGs?"
Naturge d. = S66n=
den: nYapa, i6 babe IN Der vNatur9e=
IAl@te" na6geIeben, oa itebt aber ltllr,
oaB Der StOrd Die &naben brin9t, aber
nlht bic Mao0eu." - Sater: $50
itebt oas oenn?" - S6bn1en: vSier:
Ter StrOh flie9t nit ben Sungen aus. "
Som pr iment. - Grdulein: Sd
bate Sic mir na6 SIREN S6riiten
eiQentlI9 anoers pprseltellt, Serr Srib-
ler!" - Sidter Qlahelno): 9Dphl bilb=
l9er?" = 6ranlein: ySm 0e9ent9eil
-. nod bdBli9er!"
WOrtli9 9enommen. -
Grau: Dummies Ding, wie tannlt Sll
oenn Den 5bierarSt bolen wpllen, mc
mein MOnn tr0nt III. - 9ienItmao=
den; nSa, Maoame, Sic ia9ten bob:
8ebe gum Spttpr, meiu alter gIel i'll
iAOn wie0er trant."
Nu Der SetunoGrbabn.-
S6afner Gu's Coupe ItiirsenO)
,Mtein Ssrr, Sic boben Die Notbleine
0cin9en!!" - Y%aiiagier (QelaIen): IS,
fGllt mir ia gar ni1t eiu!!" = S6aii=
ner; ySbO, wer IOll's oenn Joni oeue=
len iein.... Sic linD ia Der ein;i0e
Pnlia9ier beIte!"
Sm &eruI lie9euo. = S6u6.
m04ermeil ter (uelhsn feline Srau nit
3miIIln9en beidentt); rgSelbss 1T oenr
Der lute2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
. Eu&aeiltebud1

- Gu& aritiebad. 0uubsr5ars Ss9ebsnbsitsu
uuo erSGbluuser pou benz slorpuroislten ~betIteiteu
IItarsiGtrdmerte aus benz Sebeu Der 6siligsn Guer Ssts
ten uup SdbrbuHOerte. Wlit 5arbsutttelbtIo unO uitlsu
usueu 9olSiduitibtloeru s~e5isri. 776 2. Guarts6o or
mat. Sn S~eosrbaRo $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
GREAT INTEREST IN PARK ROW.

more Respeotabls Glass Than UusuaU
Comes Out EIeotiOn NiEht-Tanmany
ana the DomocFscy of the City to be
Thoroughly keOHganizsd.
New YORK, Nc tembsr 6.-The scene
on Newspaper Row at $50 tonight
when II was co9csded by the Demo
cratic organs thaA Morton had won the
GOVsrnOrship aAd Strong the Mayoralty
was one OF wild enthusiasm.
When the newspaper bulletins and
stereoptieOns began to display the re-
turns about O'Clock, there were about
1000 persons on Park Row, but during
the foIlowingRwo hours the crowd was
augmented continuous stream Of
people from pt0Wn districts. By S
o'clock fully DO people thronged the
thoroughfare NOcking ths cars and
impeding hcsss and cable car traffic.
When the concessions by the Democrats
were announced there seemed 70 Oe
three Republicans TO one Democrat
present.
The assemblsgo was very orderly and
IL seemed TO be composed OF q more re-
spectacle class than that which usually
visits Para Row on election night.
The Tammany men who were down
town had no excuse TO offer for their
overwhelming defeat, and one Of the
leaders said: This will lead 70 3
thorough reorganization OF the Demo
cratic party 10 this city, and it will
bring about good results two years
from now"
NEW YORK, November 6.-One thou
sand election districts ont of l,14l give
Hill los, 500, Morton loo, ,575, Wheeler
1856.
NEW YORK, November 6.-Three hun
dred and ffty districts out Of 1,14l give
Grant II, ,46S, Strong l0S,734.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07

1877. Representative TO Congress,
Danford. E., l9s; Barnes. D.,
IA: Ball, Peo., 9; Beatteii, Pop, 3.
County Commissioner, Bailey, &, 200;
Gresniee, D., 20; Gi1in, Pro, 9; Githn,
Peo., .. Iuhrmary Director, Barnes,
r., 1876; FrItter, D., 20; Fisher. Pro-, 10;
Sutton, 3. Surveyor. Jao. A. BsFoes'
R., 1es; Isaac NicSll. D.; 90. COroaeH
Furoay, r., 'ls& Orr, D., ~;
Hamilton, Pro-, 9; Dcloche. PeO-. :.
Second ward (Bridseport}--SAsean,
Darby. R., 141; MinsuysL d.. SIS
Cope, Pro, la; Harvey, Pop. 6. Sec
retary of State, TayloE, R., las; Tur-
ner, D., So; oaflin, Pro-, IL; MAItp,
Peo., s. Judge of Supreme C0sFI,
Shanck, D., I42; ErnstfH, r., So. Bsss-
borough, Pro-, 10; Stark, PsOss s.
Board of Public Works Groces r., tfss
Kesser, D., 81; Earlier, Pro-. rs Stew
art. Peo.. 8. Commissioner Of schools,
Corsiu, E.. 142; Leech. D., 81; lrisA,
Peo., II; FlaADely, Peo.. 8. Judge OF
Circuit Court, VIM. Il. Frazier X. IA.
Congress. Danford, r.. ia; Basaer,
D., SO: Ball, Pro-, 19; Bsttsil, Pop, 8.
County Commissloner-BaiIe r, l|i;
(ireeniee, D., SIS; Gifin, Pro-, l2; Gffin,
Peo., s. Inhrmsrv DirectoTs-BArnss,
r., l42. Fritter, D., 81; Fisher. Peo'.
10; Sutton, Pep, s. Survsyor-BaEass'
R., 142; NieoIl, D., 81. Coroner-For-
bay, R.. l4I; Orr. D., 81; HEmhtoa'
Pro-, II; Deloche, Peo., Q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
ChalIenEes at PIttsburK.

PGTTsBURG, PA, November 6.-Ths
election in this city was noted for the
great number Of challenges by RsDubli-
can watchers. Several thousand voters
we're challenged at the polls on the
ground that they had not paid State
or county tax in two years. Many OF
them had their tax receipts In their
pockets and others could not vote.
PITTsBURG, PA, November Con.
gress, Twenty-second district, John
Dalzell, Rep, elected; TWenIy-third
district, VIM. A. Stone, Rep, reelected.
One More Congressman Lost
WILKEsBARRE, PA, November g.
The Democrats have lost the Twelfth
Congressional District. Early returns
indicate the defea! of Hines, Democrat,
and the election OF Lsisenring, Repub-
licau. The Republicans have also car
rled three out of six legislative districts
in LuZeFne county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
R.nubl,oaus Claim New jersey.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., November g.
The vote in New Jersey was light. The
polls closed at seven o'clock. Returns
OF the total vote polled show the heaV-
lest voting in Republican districts. The
greatest falling of has been in the Dem
ocratIc districts Republicans claim
six OF the eight Congressmen. The
Democrats concede five to the ReDublI-
cans and claim the other three. No es-
innate on the Assembly can be made as
yet. The new system o! voting for As
semblymen, by counties instead OF dis
tricts, render this impossible.
The Republicans claim q two-thirds
majority In the Assembly, and the slec-
tion Of Republican to succeed John Z.
Mcpherson as United States Senator
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07

KANAwHA COUNTY.
Special 10 ths RessrS-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Novenoer O.
Three precincts In Charleston give AL
derson, 2l2; HulinR, 265; Republican
gain over the vote OF 1892 OF 6S.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November g.
The weather is growing mere disagree
able, aad snow is falling here. Reports
received at Democratic headquarters
indicate that full Democratic ana Re-
publican vote is being polled. The
Chairman OF the Democratic Central
Committee is confident that the party
will hold It's own in the State.
Spsetai to tbs Rsglstsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November O.
Eighteen precincts in Kanswha county,
including Charleston, give Anderson 79O.
Huling 1.1OS, Republican gain OF 29o.
SUMMERS COUNTY. .
sreeial TO re Register.
HINTON, w. VA, November 6-SiX
out of Is districts in Summers county
give Anderson 365, HuHng $50.
FAYETTE COUNTY. 49,,
speesdlto tss Rs0iSse--
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November g.
Fayette County, six precincts, give
Huling 46S, AIderson 1874; same in '9%
gave Rucker 346. Anderson 26l. Net
Republican gain, As; decrease In totaI
vote, 209.
CHARLESTON COMPLETE.
Special 10 the Rs0istsr
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November O.
Complete returns from the city ol
Charleston gives Anderson 6S4, HalinE
$50; Republican gain over the vote OF
1892 OF 33l. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
GOOD NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.

The Old DominIoA Holds Evsrythiag
and Gets More-Democrats sweep the
state.
SpsetGItO ths R;0tster.
RICHMOND, VA, November 6.-At
nine o'clock the indications are that
the Democrats have swept the State
and secured all OF the ten Congress
men. The new Australian ballot law
worked satisfactorily to the Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA RETURNS.
The First DistrIet Republican by s,5OO
The other Three in DOHbt.


The other Three in DOaOt.
The returns from the First district,
so far as received, indicate that
Dovener will have a plurality OF about
,. 500: this being conceded by Chair
man DelSplaiD,
Ia the Second, the returns snow that
Mr.. Wilson was lost slightly al several
uoints, but the points, so far as heard
from, are all located on the railroads,
where is was expected the Republicans
would make gains. The interior coun-
ties are expected TO make better show
ing and ito retrieve these losses, or at
least TO make his electioR certain by
small plurality.
In the Third district, the news Is slow
coming out, but what has been received
shows that Anderson is safe. Hon. B.
H. Oxley tslegrsphs that Anderson Is
elected.
In the Fourth, HuntIngton and Park
ersburg show losses fer Harvey from
Capehart's last plurality, butit is hoped
the precincts to be heard from may
change this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
Women working in Kansas.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, November g.
Across the State line in Kansas City,
Kas., women made a determined fight
to carry the constitutional amendment
granting them the privilege OF voting in
all elections They were splendidly or.
ganized and had active workers At all
booths.
Aside from the interest manifested ia
the contest on the woman suffrage ques-
ton, the election for State, Congress
sienal. legislative and county officers
passed of quietly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
LOUISIANA STANDS FIRM

The Mckinley sugar Bounty FANS to
Draw the Democrats From Their farty
New ORLEANS, la, November g.
The returns so far show almost 10
certainty the reelection Of the present
Congre ssional delegation from L1oisl'
ana ey about 5000 majority each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07

lrsefdI % Lts RsgGEsa.

lpeetdI 20 us ktgtfs~
s1sTERsvILLE. w. VA, November 9.
"A pumper by the name Of Barney
Reed, was scsldsd TO death on the Ohio
side OF the river, just opposite this
place, to-day. The accident was caused
by the crown sheet Of the boiler blow.
ing out. thus enVelopIng him 10 steam
and boiling water. He was removed 10
the residence OF L T. Burber, In this
city. At which place he died a. 6
o'clock this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
Even ksntpskr Turns Her Back.

LOUISVILLE, KY, NOvsnber LA
ter returns from Ashland district lndi-
cate close race between Dssuy, Rep,
and Owens, Dem, with chances In Ia
yor OF the former By small majority. Is
seems now that Coison, oue OF the two
Republican candidates In the Eleventh
district will wfa' Hunter, Republican
ln the Third, claims 1000 majority.
There is doubt as 70 the election OF
Montgomery, Democrat IN the Third.
I.a~is RepuAlican, Gh,s Tasi.g q gsss'
In all probability won In the
Ninth. Colonel Evans. Repub-
lican in the Fifth, claims $500
majority. Louisville, for the frst time,
goes Republican. The Democrats
elected three aud perhaps four Of their
candidates for judges OF ths Court Of
Appeals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
plau,t s.na Eseszh Ballots.

CHICAGO, November 6. - Serious
trouble occurred st the town Of Lamont,
on the drainage canal. Through cIer-
ical error an insufficient nnDosr OF bal
lots was sent TO the place, asd the canal
laborerB, angered At the oyersighLgsih-
cred in = dlsorderly crowd and
announced that they intended TO vote
whether they bad ballots or not Sixty
deputy sherifs were hurried TO the scene
and it was sufficient to qusll the dissur-
bsuee. 1t was generally believed that
the PopnlIst vote in the city Woald Rot
exceed 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
AT BRIDGEPORT.

The election a. the three precincts 10
Bridgeport, namely. KIrkWood, BsidEs-
port and Etnaville, was conducted IN
der the Australian ballet system aud .
large vote pollsd In the three precincts.
The result is as follows:
Klrkwood-For Sheriff. William NJ.
Daily, r, 2o3; Charles MInInyer, D.,
es; A, P. Cope, Pro-. 10; W. J. Harvey,
Peo.. 2. Secretary OF State, \. M. Tay-
Tor, r, 19s; Turner, D., II; Cafiin, Pro-, o:
Martin, Pop, 3. Judge Of Supreme
CourT, Shauck, R., lo6; Ernston. D., 20;
Rossborrough. Peo.. 10; Stark, Pop. a.
Board Of Public Works. Grace. r. H6;
Kesser. D., -; EarIes, Pa, 10; Stez a,.
Pop. ;. State omnis =
CorsoB. R.. 2. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
WIN, sena,or seest cIalm..

Early last evening Senator n. B.
Scott telegraphed the Associated Press
as follows:
"Hon. n. B. Scott, Chairman OF the
National Republican Com mittee, claims
the election OF three Republican Con-
zressnen and the defea; Of Wilson.
There are 10 figures yet, only reports OF
large Republican gains all over the
State. Ohio County is claimed by the
Republicans by 500. II this is so 1t is
a Republican gain Of 600."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
Cu,,Ip9 william g. Owens.

LEXINGTON, KY, November 6.-Re-
ports from all over Ashland district in
dicAts q heavy vote. The Breckinridgo
and eX-Confederate element Is votlng
largely with the Republicans for J udge
Denny for Congress Owens friends
are discouraged over the outward indI-
cations At the polls. but do not concede
defeat. ColOred men are voting Ia
larger numbers to-day than for ten
VaaFg