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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18

State Fair ground, burned last wcdnea-
lav afternoon, had II hearing before
Squire GilIespy Saturday afternoon.
Tho evidence did not show reasonable
cause to suspect either man OF being
guilty, and both werO hunornbly dis
charged. II IL now thought very likely
that tho fro originated by accident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla Is that while 1t
puriies the blood and SENDS it coursinc
through the veins full OF richness and
health, it also imparts new life and
vigor to every function Of the body.
Hence the expression SO often heard:
Hoods Saruaparilla made a new per-
son OF mo-" 1t ovcrcomes that tired
feeling SO IN now.
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Fiye-CCnt Articles.

Ladies' llcsn, Clildrer's Hose. Rolling Pins,
BOxwOOd Rules. CUR Buttons. Tin Buckets. Com.
linhtion Glass Cutters Bows Knives. Pokey.
Door Bolts. SeatsioOt Oh Shoe Backing WaSh
lRDs, Richter HurmOpicaS Towels. .5.c Needle
Packages, SpectaclcS, Dime Cologne Hair Curl.
Hts. Schnol States Lamp. burners, Shoe Dressing.
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives.
Nun: lU-CenI article, In our 5-cent list Como
and take them out OF our way.
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Atlantic Tea 60.
jcl5.MwAY
WANTED.
PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS.
~
Sealed proposals Will b received Ot the o!fcn
of the City Clerk for the csmplcte ovrrhlullns
and repair OF the pipe gystcm aud sewer of tho
Paxton Fountain. nil iron Pipe 10 DO replaced
by lead. bids 10 Include taking down ind re-
placing fountain.
Nidr will also be received for the painting and
drcrHting Of said fountain.
Bids will also be received for necessary white.
washing NJ tho City Lookup.
All bids close Monday. June Is. 1891. ats p. n.
Bids to be addressed TO the Chairman oil tho
Committee on Real Estate.
juii CIlAS. lTORSTMAS. Chairman.
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MAIN AND N SITS,
WHEELING. W. va.
Ono Cent Articles.

o Heavy Envelopes, 4 Coodpcu Holders. G Stnsl
Pens Memorandum I1ok. 6 Sheets NOtO Paper.
6Slam Pencils. Lead Pencils. ! Collar Buttons.
?Ounches iluJr Pms, | Handkerchief. | Tbimble,
] psper Pins, | paper Needles. | spOG! SIX Twist,
? dozen Hooks and Eyes. L narning Noodles, /
Nutmeg Crater. | dozen Brass Pants Buttons. |
Hat Pl. ! box Garrett TnckS, l 'iozeu Clothes
Fins ! Tablet set Kuiltin. Eeodlch
Lots Of 5-Ccut goods going a. | cent
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TWO.Ccut Articles.

J? dozen Buttons, | Fluo Comb. | bottio Ink.
Pint Tin Cups. Handkerchief. Cake CnNOrs Pep
per hlNcs, L.augtrv HIATT Pins. Carpenter Pencils.
Gun Buttons. Po Pms. Pocket ConhS Napkins.
Cnn Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet SOAP. Gimlets.
Tune Lines, Rubber Tipped Pencils. Hulk
CrlmpcrA
We deal only In bargains aud give big value
for fLn p,nnnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18
FOur-Ceut Articles.

One set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. Boys'
SuSpendcrs. tlark'S o. y. I. Threat, Oh ildrrn's
,Dlbs, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb md Brush
Case. Pot Cnycfi, Tooth brushes. Fire ShovelJ.
Touelins. Charm Knives, NuCIlaCc. Sewing Ma.
chine Oil. Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread, Hand
Inns and hundreds OF other articles Sulug Gt this
priCA
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NEg,g SUJTg at 81 IS s,s7. $50 sIS7. sfOl.
hEn D GUILD 81 95, S1E7 10 sls6L. We 9rs
leaders In low prices. II you cnn match tLtsa
goods for less than double the money anywhere
woinvite you t~oretMrlt the same and yOur money
vii! be refunded. These goods must 60.
MgYio paNTo a,4sc. Csc SIC. CSC, 81 10 up to
the value oia dollar try to borroT one. II Won
vaut to know bow 70 save II dolla. or moro look
nj our Clothing Department
DUO oullo Come at once. This sale car.
not lust always You cannot match the prices
BUYS PARTS Sai rsDi SO and DE- Eo GS; vc irG ;S,nss
present We have ell sizes from 5 10 IL a, these
PRICES
ERN'S SHOES at 80, 97c, sllo: SLY, s.a7.
MIN u v 81 g., 20 Si9j. 1t Is Just az
well TO save money on Shoes anything else,
and We are away below tho market
LADIES' FINE SHOES Ct g! =, e. i {: 81 Is Is = sl,' Z
more than we deserve. We rrcsunG tho relson
We sell 50 many Is because they don't last lou.,
but people will have them
CHlLDREE'S SHOES 4 e. i'S Sc Sc a SC # 1if' &C. S:G:
gains
Mons and Boys Hats G. G 10? as {; Sf !, &c g ,s - !
fine SIX Hat, which usually sells atSI5l.
Mans Shirts q, Igc ?sc sc; sc up to o5c, On
Millinery and Ribbons # Mili IL Prev W ON on
save sou lots Of money. Miss Agnes Garrity viii
give YOU pointers on Millinery aud Trimming
that will do you good aud will no: overcharso
you norsel! you old styles
Urdnrun1r UndOrShirs aud Drawers n. ~.
ulluul N01i, SIC. DC Gsc. Csc Up. We are nj.
ways hollow tho market on these goods. u: well
as ever! hing olse.
Ladies' COFSGts ut:'c, s':, 80 up
Umbrellas assso, s':, SIC up
Lace Curtains a: s'c, &c. SIC IN
GrorprlnS ~ lbs. ,Grauuiated Sugar for 81 %.
uiUIullGo, Arbuckla's Coneo, Dc: i;rnSn -.
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard, GinrernnI
Bafin: Powder, al going a. % per pound, or
pounds for y cents
LS- a Clothing Store. II Boo. nna Sim,
Store. Hat store, n Dry Goods Store. n
Millinery store, a Notion Store, "A Furnish.
ing GOODS Store, n Hardware and Tin wur,
Store. n Toa and Grocery S~tore-nine stor,,
in onn-nli complete under ono roof.
We have the largcs, department, s,or, in m,
state 100 10 100 Min street, ID To "a Teutn
sircct. and l0ll 10 1907 Market street, Flcvrn
entrauCcs-Akc your choicG Bar;uIns In ey,,y
department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18

Frank Sanders and Bon Wa,kins, tho
" men arrested on suspicion othaving
set Tire to tho restaurant building on tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18

A GENTLEMAN, under forty years of
agc, whose hair was rapidly becoming
thin and gray, began the use OF Ayers
Hair Vigor, and in six months his hair
was restored to its nasural color, and
oven more than its former growth and
Sichuesa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18
LOW WATER SEASON.
Tho River ia Getting Away Down
on tho Lnrkg Hero lnd
THE PACKETS ARE FEELING IT.

Iron Queen Was Grounded ut Davis
Island Dnm, and tho Scotia Had IL
Like IXpcrionce-hlI of tho Other
Packets Wcrn Delayed Oh tho
Uppor Riycr-Chaucos For Water
AFRO Very roor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18

HooD's PILLS arc purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, always reliable and
beneficial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18
TEAS, SPICES, ETc.
TE.A5, SPTN.S, EIO.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEY IMPORTERS
And Coffee Roasters.
Wo Lead, Lot Ihoje Who Can Follow |
OUR PRICE LIST

Grunulnlcd Sugar q pounds for,.o."".""si 90
Standard 4 Sugar, q pounds Or.."."..-.. 90
Llgh, ntown Sugar IS pOund' ior"."~..... 90
Best standard Tomatoes. ) oaui iOr--"."". aoc
Standard Sugar Corn. 1 cans ior-..".""."". $50
Sugar Peas, q cans -"."-.."."..,...... 700
Bartlett Pears, J can0 for "..............-....... %5c
Choice Rcd Salmon. . cans or...".o."..".". ESQ
Fresh Ginger Snaps, / pounds ioE ."..."..".. s5o
Fresh Butter Crackers. 9 pounds for........... 2hc
Large LuInpG Gloss Starch, : pounds foro-.- ESQ
Rolled Oats. ! pounds or,.."~.~,".,...-... :5o
Palms Roo. gecr, 9 Il bottles f0r...."."""....... $50,
IraltpInt BcoF Mug Mustard, . glasses for $50
ITalfplnt Catsup, o bottles for...-."---"-.. 25c
Choice Large Lemons, each. .."".o. ..-......... lie
clothoi Pins, per ....-....-..... lie
Carpet acEJ, 8 ounces, per bOx".".""...- lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18

A FINE line OF Truascs. single and
double, at
EDMUND BocKING's PHARMACY.
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Rents Reduced !
ain street, large modern brick dwell.

No. 80 Main street, large modern brick dwell.
ing. fourteen rooms.
No, l317 MCCollOrh street. brick. Sill Oh.
No o. Ohio street three rooms. $40
No, 1877 Foil street. brick. seven rOOuiL.
No, II Virginia street, frame, SiI rooms
Tho WhddingtOu Place, house aud a aorA
No. Sil0 MGCOllOch street lnrgo frame dwell.
Ing VIII put III tirst-ClaS order iOrgOod tenant
No. 6l0 Main street. brick dwelling.
No. Hil. Main street. fir1 floor. thrOe roonS
No, l2S Thirty.thirl street. bLcH, dVc rooms
TwosplOndIl oNicc rooms IN Masonic bniIdInX.
No. 9jIChspllnC street, five rOOtHs, Slj ~.
No. 1906 Market street. Onlcu ROOMS
No. A. Alley 7. lower part, 500.
No. l2l Thlrty.third street, iiye rooms. 500
No. 9j Main street twelve rooms lal BAN
0Glcc rOoms in HlbOlrd Block. 1914 Markets.
No. ISL Main atrrrt. second and thtrl iln,t
Store rOomtoG South street. III liOdTud EAL
cfnaclU building.
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0 ZOE SALE. q
TO r S A L f.

lIousc Of three rooms. Market street, Ccutre
Wheeling. 500,
House OF ten rooms, brick, Marictstrcc Filth
ward. easy terms, 1905.
House Of five rooms, brick. Fourteenth street
g. 800.
ward. SL2N.
House, Ave rooms, Woods street, East whael.
inr, Sl.iO0.
Fiuc iarm. l@7 acres, tbree miles from Mounds
Vile, with splendid improvements. This Is a
bargain.
80 feet Of land fronting on Mccollooh and
Lind streets.
!iotel Of fourteen rooms. doing good business
splendid location, cheap.
House NJ seven ruoIuS and hall, ChapllnS
street, Centre Wheeling. Si,2p.
Lot east end Fourteenth street, $50
lntS on Lind street. IIeivrdUrr SIS each.
Lols IN Ecbrens IL Speidel's addition. Hand.
lan's addition TO NORTH Bcnwood. BogsS Run.
~CaldwcllS Run. Pleasant Valley, Bellevue and
other pIEc'S In and pear tho citH.
Money 10 loan on city real estate; SOL, SJA,
$40, 500, 500. 5000. sl.jN aud s!,On.
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REAL
FOR Said.

Fruit FGtm-ToSt In this section OF tho GOun.
try. aud assured Income Sl,OOJ cash Will lmHdlu
II, balance Oh easy urlus that the place Will pay
for itoli, or Will take good renting city property
III exchange
WltccmnCgo farm. new iOurroOnCd house, a.
Deep ltlU, four miles north Of MIylin's Fufry,
ciO,0 to [. & !. and Wirclinl& Lake EiiG depot
Very bcSt Of land, now IN cultivation, for 81. 30
cRsh, Hnl rive possession III Onu weeks time,
lc~hvIngall tho growing crop fot purrhA,ef
f0irtOoUeh house. sixth ward, lDF $40 cash.
It's O good hOuNG, cost 81 ,lOI
4 nlC1 laying lot nj rluaMnt Valley, VlxSO1
(nOArly ono ncErD, for 500.
Embrace these opportunities while you have
q chance.
20. o. &c. Fly
SMITH B DICKINSON,
Real Estate nud Insurance,
1929 MARKET STREET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18

The marks last ovcning showed fleet
4 Inches in tho channel and falling;
weather clear and very hot.
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NOTES ON NNVIGATIOy.

OF Water and Movements of Iioat.
The River Interests.
YESTERDAYS %pgPARrUEEl
Ben Hur, Ecnple. Pittsburgh. Sd IN.
Lizzie hay. Maldy, Pittsburgh, 1 p. IN.
Xix Bedford. 6reeu, %Pittsbuyh, L n
Scotia, APnew, Cincinnati. 5 p. III
Courtc:. Davis. Parkcrsbury. ! p. II.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Ben Hur. Kemple. lparkersburg, 6 p. N.
Liberty. Booth, C~lurInstOu, S:3J p. N.
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FOR RENT.

"2l5 EoG street. six rooms. $500 per month.
eai3 Eof strcct. four rooms, second aud third
stories, $500 per month.
9!i5 Fog Street four rooms. Sill 20 per month.
Four rooms, second story. Market street, Fifth
ward. $40 OF per month.
Two roomS. first tio0r, ~Twenty-seventh street.
Sc co per month.
Thee rOoH,. second floor. $500 EoT stree.
S. % per month.
Three rooms, first floor. McColloch street near
Th!rsy.lrst street. 81 % per month.
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Warren-River l foo, . inches and
stationary. Weather fair and warm.
TRANSPORTATION 7 feet Ginches and
stationary. Weather fair and hot.
Oil City-Rivey l foot S inches and
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
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TOR RENT-GOOD STABLE IN
4 alley back OF ChHpline street. Fifth ward.
Address IL. NJ" care lutclliyrnccr Office. iny3l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-07

have the long end OF the count.
Complete returns from SIX country
precincts give the Republican candi-
dates pluraiities running from 100 to
80. DIR. Mitten is somewhat behind
bis ticket in these precincts, but has good
maiorities- Van de Vanter is also running
behind. but il the psesent ratio keeps up
will have good general pluraIities. The
returns indicate one significant fact
the Democrats are not in the race. Pom
ulist maiorities over Democratic being
very large in almost every precinct. The
Democratic party Is almost wiped out.
In the city incomplete returns from forty
two precincts out of forty-ive give HYDE
and Dooiittle pluraiities OF go, while Dun
bar and Gordon. for the supreme bench.
are running about the same. On the
county ticket Van de yanter for sheriff
has a plurality of 100 over Ostrander.
Gordon has plurality of 600
over Wallace. Mitten is for some
unknown reason running behind
bis ticket and Maple has pIuraiitv
of about $50. while HASTE leads Hart his
nearest competitor, with q plurality Of 500
There can be no room for doubt hut that
HASTE is the next prosecuting attor-
ney. Beman. for auditor. is running
splsndldly in both city and county
and in the city will probably have a clean
majority over Whittissey OF over 500
votes. IL is believed that the de-
creased Republican majoriiies are due 10
the fact that many Republicans. believing
that there was no cause for alarm lest
the ticket should ba defeated. and
not caring 20 venture out In the
Indictment weather, renamed AT home.
Tais belief il strengthened by the fact that
only about IS per cent OF the registered
voters voted ~ aIl. By tomorrow evening
complete returns from ell over the state
will hare been received aad will appsAr Ia
fuli in the Posr-IsrEr1gsExcKE
While the people az large seemed 20
take bat passing interest in the election
during the azy, IS soon as night settled on
the city . great crowd. representing men
81 every walk In life. from the dignlfed
minister. the banker, The merchant. the
gambler and the workingTuan. assembled ia
front OF the Posr-iNTE1fGsrxcr bulletin
on Cherry street, and from O'clock
ia the evening anti 5 o'clock this
Iaorning there vas no signs Of the crowds
hreakin. up. The returns from Ne~ York
were read IS shev came Ia over the leased
sErs Ia the once from the Associated
Press and then Immediately posted on shs
bgallessn, where all those who failed to
bear could read for themselves. Bulletins
continued arriving 81 intervals Of one 10
two minutes. and iEtging from the erthu
ssasrn dispisye3 when !. became evident
that Hag had teen defeated proved con-
rlnsiveiy that there gas liberal
shrinking OF Republicans in the
crowd By O'Clock the crowd
increased in such dnmhess that Cherry
street from Frous 10 Second became .
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PosS BIsxEIxy. Nor. s-rspecisi. The
vote Of Port BIakeiev 10 iss. For Samuel
C. Hyde. 6: William. III. Doogissse. -.
For judges OF the supreme court:
Ralph O. Dunbar. e4: n ]. Gordon,
g. This 10 the Republican ticket.
The Democratic ticket Is B. r. Heus.on.
SO; =. T. Cation. S. For judges Of supreme
court. Thomas ~ Alien. s.; John l..
sharpstein. 81. Peoples party ticket. ].
c. Van Pasren. 8: W. P. c. Adams, s. For
Judges. II. L. Forrest. 6: J. NJ. Ready. Z.
PoK- MApfsos Nov. 6-Tae vote in
this precinct xas as follows: Congress
Hyde 8. Doolistis 81 Rep: Hsusion 4,
Cation 8. Dem. Adams "a, Van Patten "a
Pop. Judge supreme court-Dnnbsr 81,
Gordon -. Rep; Allen 6. snarpstein 6,
Representative. Mock. 81, Rep /;
Anderson s. Dem: Scott. 80. Pop. Prose-
cutting s.sorney-Yskey .. Rep; Reid,
50. Pop. County elerk--ClaEk 81. Rep. /;
Bechtol. 4. Dem: Anderson 81, Pop.
Auditor-Pitt 81, Rep, Hoffma ian 4. Dem !:
Wholforth 81. Pop. Treasurer-Boyd 81,
Rep. and Dem; Steele 30. Pop.
shsrif-Bucklin 81, Rap: Larson g.
Dem Locker Q. Pop. Superintendent OF
.chools-Winger 30. Rep: Thomas 81.
Pop. Assessor--AIexander %. Rep. !;
Bachelor S, DEM. Merrill SO. Pop Sur
veyor-D Dickinson Is, Rep: Williams 81
Pop. Coroner-Keiiam 81. Rep. County
commissioners-johns /. Rep; A. ID.
Smith Il, Dem: d. Cyphors %; @. f.
johnson /, Pop
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TACOMA. Nov. 7.-(Specisi. AT $50
this morning Secretary Cownn. of the Re-
publican state central committee. said:
"Ihe returns are coming in slowly, but
4. Is plain that the state has gone Repub-
ucan on the congressional ticket by at
least 1900 plurality. Comparative esti-
mates on the returns from five precincts
in each Of nine counties IN the state show
a slump OF about - per cent from the vote
of two years ago. Pierce county has sur
prfse3 herself She will probably
give the ticket 1870 plurality and
elect pretty nearly her entire legis-
Iatiye ticket Walla WailA will
go upside down. with at least 500 plurality
for the ticket, as against Q meaxer 30 for
Harrison two years ago. The same is
true o. Clarke county, which. la four pre-
cincts Of Vancouver which bad been
counted at midnight. gives poogsttls aud
Hyde 30 plurality. The comparison on
the basis of Z We precincts IN Pacific county
gives SO Republican. Spokane city prom
i.es 400 plurality. All signs indicate that
the legislature will 10 Republican by
from Is 30 70 majority. Lewis county
returns are running in favor OF the Repae-
ffr~v~ -
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hyde ~ each. Houston and Cation
~, Adams and Van Patsan 100
indicating that the Republican nominees
Tor congress will leave this county
sttn over 30 plurality. Tn. two Repnb-
lean nominees for state legislature we're
elected BY abou. 30 plurality. Returns
thus far rscsEysd indicate the election OF
the entire Republican county ticket. with
the possible exception Of auditor. Miller.
Republican nominee for superior cour.
Judge. ril leave the county with about
40 plurality.
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sIisary After sIeAls.

The oppressive embargoes levied upon the In
ner man by his itseierate enemy, dyspepsia,
after meals. are lifted ani tbs yaks cast on by
that sovereign medicinal iihsrator from bodiiy
ailments. Hostetlers stomach Hltters Heart
burn, nAtulenee, oppression ~ tae pit Of tho
stomach, the presence 81 bile where 1. doss not
belong arc alike reasdlea by thls potent rstornsr
Of a disogaarsd condition OF tire gastric oFgsn
and the liver. II IL the prince Of tgnics ard
ssomaohics, ipsiRorating At tha same time that
II remedies. Eoth apostle aud mleep are Inn
proved By II A wineTfass hefofe or after meals
and before retiring Will Ds found an Efficient
restorative % the ability igest and sssifnists
ana TO rass tranquility. Use 10 for maIarfal.
kidney and rheumatic trouble and fof consttpa-
ton For tns sgsd aud infrn IL 10 highly ben
aHesas.
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The Republican Ticket Elected
Almost Entire.
mrTTEN PROBABLY DEFEATED.
Van de yanfer Runs Little Ahead Of
Osfrander for Sheriff.
The Republicans VIA the Congrsssmen
and Supreme Jadgss and Nearly the
whole Legislative sad County Ticket
Partial Eeturns-

From present Indications the election of
Yesterday resulted IN . substantial Repub-
iicsn victory for nearly every candidate
and. although in q few cases the enemy
combined for the defeat of the ticket, may
accomplish the defeat OF certain can
didatos, II is believed that the
whole ticket will win. Partial
returns have been received from
almost every precinct in the
city and complete returns from some
of them which indicate that there is no
occasion for alarm except possibly for DR..
Mitten and Mr.. Van de- Vanter. II is be-
Iieved that the vote on these two candi-
dates will at its best be very close. but there
IL reasonable cause for hope that they
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SrOk A e.


sroxASE. Nov. 1.-THE ceuns = pFooesa-
sas ssow.y. With indications shas the Re
Fahlseaas ssh carry the city by from LIZ"
y 1850 plurality. Nothing has been
beard irasa tie county. The hspap-
Icsa ssAte ueket viii carry The coaniy
by a lsrxe p arail,y. but the legislative and
soaaiy ticket "a mixed. Tall. Rep, fer
es legislature, Is running oea4a1 as
hesss. sad viii probably be defeated.
sFoxkSs. Nov. e--Indlcaslons al md
fsgAt arr that the Republicans VII net
sass 70 sxeeei ~ plurality IN the CITY. In
Ne eogasy tbe situation - uncertain.
AealeAl Lake eoes Republican By sinai
s.asoety. 81 80 RoekfoFi and Lassa. Tie
sosntry pFec sets are returning he@ss
fspa.ist pluraiueS The Democrats
sarcly figured the contest
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ca EH Ais.
Republican,. Eject the County Ticket
aud the IegssiAtara-

MoxrKsASo. Nov. 6--ISpecial. f-Ineom-
plete returns from al the larger precincts
indicate the election Of the entire Repub-
lieAn ticket in this county, with the
exception Of Lyons, Dem. candidate for
county clerk. poo!issle and Hyde Ars
ahead Of the county ticket.
ARxRnExS. Nov. Especial The Re-
ncbliean state and legislative ticket entire
carry strong in Chehaiis county. 1he
county ticket is strongly Republican. sK'
cen, possibly Democratic clerk
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An ov.rm helming Republican
Tar Nearly th. Who'll" t1*se''

Al ov.ru helming Republican
Tor Nearly the Who'll. Ticket.
posv TOWNSEND. Nov. 6--lneomplete
returns up to midnight insure the e'ee'
ron of the entire Republican ticket ny
majority averaging 20. exeent Shee0a W
Dem, for assessor. who Is eieetea
IA. Ps,.,l,4te.n LEGISLATIVE ticket elected
l.. Nilsson for Joint senator by 10, ana
eKuhn aud 1.-The fos the legislature.
lsnniars. hecu.soFn house candidate, was
assests,i hy 20 votes. The fspniists poa'ea
about 80 votes. Heavy rain fssi sh cay
and llehs vote was poissd.
fonr TOWNSEND. Nov. o--lneempiste
returns from a majority Of precincts sho~
~ overwhelming Republican majority.
lsnnings. lad. ncn.. for the LEGISLATURE :"
ssnniae close up 20 the Republican MONT
zee. sheepmsn, Dem, for assessor may
u s.sesea. The Republican legislators are
asexsSA
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flss.haf the Votes cast give A. s'eA
majority. The Republicans made Sam
q loo IN the county. The Democrats lost
Aeavllx; the Popui,sts gain some "e
sn,a falls off 800 from registration.
II !. impassihle TO give estimates ON
.as,,e,r treasurer. attorney and sheriff.
en.ir,nan stewart. of the Republican cen
tsal committee. claims all. len p'e.1'e
an the railroad indicate that oseaa'aa''
Rem Maynards Rep; Whistler penn. :
neIeary. Dem. Elliott. DEM were
sec,el. Ia the back precincts the foPe-
Isis sre.an unknown quantity, ana PROV
ably Ii viii be forty-eight hours before the
results al the votes for these eano'aa'es
can be known.