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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

L1vAD1A, November The massive,
gilded coffin containing theAremains OF
Car Alexander III. was removed TO
the Byzantine Church yesterday even
ing. There the body Of the late Car
will lie ia state until tomorrow. A
guard OF honor with draped colors is
stationed in front OF the church.
AT 8 o'clock 10 the evening, little
late, the Cossaeks who had been actlnR
as the imperial body guard. took up
their positions along the cypress strews
route from the palace, all carrying
lighted torches, mAkIRg wierd scene.
The procession Of white robed clergy
then emerged from the church an6
formed in line scross,the path. The
bells began tolling. aud soon afterwards
the sound OF childrea singing hymns
was heard I'm the distance. Then
through the darkness the glare OF the
torches carried by the guards marching
on either side OF the coffin could be
perceived.
1t was surmounted by the imperlal<
crown and borne by Cossacks.
Behind the corin were the Car aud
Czarlua. who was deeply yelled; the
Grand Dukes SergiuS sQA Vladimir, the
Queen OF Greece and Dsss<Alix, OF
sse-Darmstadt, thu Asss OF
Wales and the Duchess of-S-Nl burg
and Gotba, the children belong 10
the imperial and royal families ano .
High Court and military officers. ~
The Cossscks placed the coffin
front Of the church as the militaf
band played, How Great aud Glorious
is Goa in Zion," all present standing
with uncovered heads.
After the hymn, the coffin was borne
into the church and laid on the bier, az
each corner Of which was an ooellsk
covered with red cloth aud surmonnted
by palms.
When the mourners were arranged
around the bier the Bishop Of Simiero'
pol celebrated mass, after which Tho
party left the church and returned 10
the palace IN carriages.
LIvADIA. November "A large
number OF persons to-day visited the
BYZANTINE Church 70 view the body OF
Emperor Alexander, which Is wing In
state there. The body is attred 10 the
uniform OF the Preooajensky regiment
OF the guard, one Of the regiments OF
which his late Majesty was the chief.
partially covered by the imperial man.
tie. On the coffin lid are the imperial
crown and sword.
ST. PETERsBURG, November The
work OF preparing for the obsequies OF
Car Alexander is proceeding both day
aud night, both here aud 10 Moscow.
The municipal authorities OF this city
have voted unlimited credit 10 defray
tue expenses attendant upon paying
proper honor to Russla's dead ruler. IL
has been decided 10 start national
subscription for the purpose of erecting
a monument TO the late Car Ia the cap
!tol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
TIE FIRST DISTRICT.
OmciaI eturns From Marshall County
show Heavy Republican Gains

OMcihl eturns FROM MafahaAt NNS
show Heavy Republican Gains.
Spesfei 70 tas Rs01Us-
NoUNDSvILLE, w VA, November z.
The official returns from thirty out
Of thirty-two precincts in Marshall
county give Dovener, 2,S36; Howard,
l.435; DoVener's majority, l,4OO. Inc
unofficial returns from these two pre-
ciucts state that Dovener will nave
l,52O majority 10 the whole county.
Two wears ago DJvener had 1869 and
Peudleton l,SO9, a Republican gain OF
76l. Out OF the thirty precincts re-
ported for State Senator Hoge, Rep.,
has 2,593; Yeatsr, Dem, has LOIS;
Hoge's majority, l,075.
SD.eiuifo tas Rsgisssr
WESTON, w. VA, November The
entire county ticket is carried by the
Republican, DOvener probably carried
the county OY q small majority.
SBs1a. 60 'gs RsJsas-
SIsrERsvILLE,. November The
complete returns for the county snow
total vote for DoYener Of l,795, FOR
Howard l,15O, giving Dovener q major
ity of645. lu 1892 the county gave
Dovener ], ,449 aud Pendleton l,l0S, or
Republican majority OF 34l. ms
shows gain 10 total number OF votes,
due to oil development, OF 3SS, and
gain in Republican majority OF PSI.
The majority OF Pyle, Republican,
for delegate, over Connolly
DemOCrat is Gil, an increase
Of 292 over 1892. Reed, for State Sen
ator, Republican, has majority OF 6lo
over Duty, a Republican gain OF 353
votes. Ankrom, Republican candidate
for Representative FROM delegate dis
trict OF Tyler and Wetzsl counties, re-
ceived a plurality Of 5S3 over McCor-
mick, a Republican gain OF l95 over
vote OF 1892. An Republican county
officers we're elected by increased ma
iorities. The official count Of Wetzel
county has not yet been received, bat
70 is believed that AukrOm is elected
over Mccormick by a small majority.
SBseial 70 tie RsJiHsr.
CLARRsBURG, w. VA, November T.
Following is the vote in Harrison coun-
": Doyener, 2.767; Howard, POST
Reed, 2,775; Duty, 2,1OS; Hess, 2'7s2;
Hall, 2l47; Harmer, 2,751; Gerard,
2,125; Farris, 2,675; Post, 2,24l; Law
q. 73O; Ogden, 2,lsO Ssealey, Populist
received about $50 votes in this county.
sDeea 20 t1s Rscls,s--
WESTON, w. VA, November The
official vote OF Lewis county gives Cur
ray, Republican, Al majority over Ed
miston, Democrat, aud 1l5 over Hoover,
Democrat, for House of Delegates.
D0vener carries the county by l49 ma
iority; Young, Republican, over Bas-
sell for State Senator has ll0. White,
Republican, over Alfred, Democrat
for County Superintendent has
| 40. Peterson, Republican, over
Stalnaker Democrat, for County Court
has lIq. Information from Webster
county assures the election OF Edmis-
ton ADD Hoover Democrats, for House
of Delegates, the latter by a small ma
far.tv. Kidd and Pearson, Democrats,
for House Of Delegates, for the Fifth
delegate district, are defeated by a
small majority. Lockuey, Republican,
of Clay delegate district, is elected.
TUE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
THE SENATE.

First iistrict-N. E. Whitaker, Rep.
Second-John A. Hoge, Rep.
Third-Stuart f. Reed, Rep.
Fourth-Henry c. hackney, Rep.
Fifth. NJ. Hensley, Rep.
SIXTH. A. Hughes. Rep.
Seventh-John A. Sheppard, Dem.
(doubtiuD.
Eighth-Joseph A. Logan, Dem.
Ninth-Geo. w. Patton, Repn.
Tenth-U. G. Young, Repn.
Eleyenth-Samuel II. Gramm, Repn.
Twelfth-P. S. Hyde, Dem.
Thirteenth-Brice w. Catlett, Dem.
Total, Repns., o, Dems., 4; hold.over
Senators, Repns., 2; Dems., II. This
makes the new Senate stand, Repns., II;
Dems., -. II the Seventh district
should go Republican, it will stand:
Repns., u; DeRs., IA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Bar5our-Wrliam B. Corden, Rep.
BerkeIeY-George F. Evans, Rep.
Braxton-Joseph A. Pierson, Dem.
Boone-George Hill, Dem.
Cabell-JacobS Davis. Rep; Thomas
Hawkins, Rep.
Calhoun-George w. Maze, Dem.
Doddrdge-J. R. Kemper Rep.
Fayette-John McNabb, Rep; George
f. Bumgarner.
Clay-A Republican.
Calhoun-George W. Maze, Dem.
Doddrdge-J. R. Kemper, Rep.
Gilmer-S. f. Whiting, Rep.
Hampshire-E. P. Pugh, Dem.
Harrison-J. w, Hess, Rep; H. w.
Harmer, Rep.
Jackson-R. f. Fleming, Rep, D.
Jeffeison-A. ). cambridge, Dem.
Kanawha-Lewis A. Martin, Rep, W.
S. Edwards, Rep, w. II. Il. Taylor,
Rep, Peter f. Jones, Rep.
LIncoln-A Fusion Democrat.
Logan-S. B. Lawson, Dem.
Marion-James H. BrownfieId, Rep.
Jesse F. Sturm, Rep.
Marshall-T. c. Pipes, Rep, L. P.
Purdy, Rep.
Mason-H. J. Greer, Rep, Byrd Hill,
Rep.
Monroe-M. J. Kester. Dem.
Mineral-F. NJ. Reynolds, Rep.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Anderson,
Rep.
Mercer-James A. White, Rep.
Nicholas-A Democrat.
Ohio-J. C. Brady, Rep, Abraham
Stsmm, Rep, A. r. Campbell, Rep, 5.
G. Smith, Rep.
Pleasants--R. Fl. Browse, Dem.
Pocahontus-S. P. Moomau, Dem.
Preston-W. II. Glover, Rep; James
w. White, Rep.
Putnam-A Republican.
Raleigh Dem.
Ritchie-P. w. Morris, Rep.
Roane-P. &. Cunningham, Dem.
Summers-M. J. Cook, Rep.
Taylor-F. Bruce, Blum. Rep.
Tyler-Stephen G.. Pyle, Rep.
Upshur-A. B. Clark, Rep.
Wayne-A Republican-Fuslonist
Wetzel--John NJ. McKlm ME, Dem.
Woods. II. Stapleton, Rep, Richard
n. Corbett, Rep, John G. Kimes, Rep.
Wirt-Abraham Pearson, Rep.
First delegate district--trank ID.
Smith, Rep.
Second-Wm. Ankrom, Rep.
Third-J w. Kidd, Dem.
Fourth-Andrew Edmlston, Dem;
NJ. Hoover, Dem.
Fifth-Two Republicans.
Sixth-Charles l.. Stuckey, Dem; a.
w. Mcdonald, Dem.
Eighth-A. w. Cook, Rep.
Total-Democ:ats, 20; Republicans
so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
WHEETTNG W VA THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8. 1894
Wayne. He comedies his defeat by

Wayne. He comedies his defeat by
Miller.
SpseG 70 the RsOtsrS-.
SPENCER, RoANE COUNTY. November
7.-Roane county gives Harvey ma
jority OF $50; usual Democratic major
ity, 400
sESe,, 90 rhs hsJis-'s-
KNGwooD, W. VA November Z
All the Preston county returns are In,
and Dayton has a majority OF 2,O24.
This is far beyond any figures expected
or conceded by either party. The
county ticket goes with the landslide,
with majorities similar to the head OF
the ticket. The Republicans will have
a blowout here one night this week.
Sr o.. a.. ne h.Gtsts-
RAvEYswooD, w. VA, November Z.
Jackson county gives Warren Miller
a majority of 25O. Miller ran % ahead
Of his ticket at Jackson c. H., but fell
behind 10 other precincts. The Demo
cratic candidate for County Commis-
sioner in Jackson county is probably
elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
INA NEW AND BRUTAL ROLE

Members Of the Cook Gang Committed
Rape on Three Girls Near Ooiagah,
T.
FoRr SMITH. ARK, November L.
jim French and three other members OF
the Cook gang raped three girls IN tbs
suburbs OF Oolagah, /. T., last night.
After committing the 6sndish crimes
the bandits mouoted their horses and
rode OF. A posse Of citizens was az once
organized and started 10 pursuit OF the
the brutes. but as far a. heard from
they failed 10 capture them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
N..-lv a Quarter Of a Million.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, November T.
ComuIete returns received up to mid
night from all out half dozen OF the 81
eounues in this State gives Hastings a
plurality Of 233. .37s, = gain Of l69,63l
over 1892, when HArrison's plurality was
63. 747.
Rsturns received by the Associated
Press indicate that the Republicans
have elected twenty-eight OF the thirty
Congressmen in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
Mixed in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., November The
State judicial ticket is so close that 1t
will require the official vote 70 decide.
Legislature in doubt, Democrats hope
for il. but make no claims. POpullsts
and Republican leaders are very cooh-
dent. Indications are that the fusion
ticket has defeated Democratic Con-
9ressional candidates in First, Fonrth.
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth districts,
making the Congressional delegation
stand three Democrats, two Repuoll-
cans and four Populists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
A JoIIiRsr with a knife.
RrI6fal % las RSalIler.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, November 7
Doc. Suitor. Repu 0lican ex-marshal
OF Guyandotte, became involved Ia q
row while jOllifylng over the election
this evening and made an attack on
Henry Wright q street contractor.
Officer Harrison attempted to quell the
trouble, when Suitor pulled out.A knife
and cut the policeman and Wright also.
The formers rlRht arm was almost cut
in two aud had It not been for this,
Wright would have received fatal
wound OF the bowels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
MONROE COUNTY IN 1T 100.

The Banner Ohio democratic County
Only Gives S52.
SpeeioI 70 ~ REGISTER.
WooDsFIELD, OHIO, November T.
Monroe county is right iu line in the
general slump in Democratic votes
and gives the smallest majority
for years. The Democratic State ticket
has plurality OF $50, the Prohibit
tionis;s polling 80 and the
Populists 247. Barnes has s32 over
Danford for Congress, and Bell
gets 261 votes in the county.
The Democratic vote in the county is
about 1900 short OF the usual vote,
while the Republicans were all out.
The independent vote fell OF several
hundred from last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
Will Ernenri1Sn nnn

CINCINNATj, o., November More
complete reth hrns indicate that the Re-
publican plurality for Secretary Of
State will exceed l5O 600. The present
Ohio delegatidn 10 Congress consists Of
eleven Dem0c,htS aud ten Republicans.
The newly elected delegation consists
Of nineteen Republicans and Two Demo-
Gratis. The Republicans do not concede
the election OIL SOrg In the Third and
Layton In th9 Fourth districts, their
pIuraLIlLes 6elrg less than one hundred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
eronnhalc.,s Plurality.

BoLroY, November 7.-Greenhalgs's
pluralitv exceeds 7l,OOO The Dlurall-
ties OF Massachusetts Republican Con-
gressuen exceed those OF 1892 oy thou
sands. Four Democratic Senator's and
about fifty Representatives, 10 the Ma9sa-
chusetts legislature have been chosen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
Gen. John @. Mitchell Dead.
I'LL Ia M 4aIlala-

COLUMBUS, o.. November General
John q. Mitchell died at his home here
to-day after brief illness, aged So. He
entered the army during the war as
Colonel of the 18th Ohio, and had a
distinguished career 10 the service dur
ing the rebellion. BY marriage be was
a nephew Of Rutherford b. Hays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

PGTTsBURG, PA, November Train
No. 5, b. &5 O. limited, coming west ran
into the first section OF No. 6i, fast
cattle train, at Rosenstel siding, two
miles east of lockwood at $40 this
evening. Six men were killed in the
collision aud several others badly hurt.
The killed are: Henry Bush, en-
glneer OF No. 5; Simon McCarty, fireman
OF No 5; - Browning, engineer OF
No. "a; - Manning, fireman OF No.
64; two unknown men, either mall
clerks or express messengers.
The injured are - Pierce, De
Grange and LipplncOtt, mail clerks,
badly hurt, though not fatally.
Both trains were going forty miles an
hour and came together on a cvrve.
Neither crew had time TO jump. For
some reason the passenger train ran
past the meeting place. A dozen cat
tie cars were wrecked, killing and
manning many OF the dumb 5rutes.
Bush was the oldest engineer In the
employ OF the b. 6c o. and we'll known
TO rallroaders throughout the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
HENRY WATTERSON EXPLAINS
Tho Defeat of the Democracy Without
wasting Words or MincinG Them.

Tho Defeat of the Democracy Without
wasting Words or Mincing Them.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November In
to-morrow'S Courier Journal under the
head: "Have we a Democratic party"
Never did a great party go to the peo-
pie under such haudicaps as were car
ried by the Democrats into the cam
paign Just ended. The hard times were
bad enough, but they might have.
been parried The faction fights
among the small claimants
and rival placemen were bad
enough; but parties nave met and over
come such obstacles before now. But
with the record OF 'perfdy and dis
honor" as Mr.. Cleveland aptly de-
scribed it, to face and defend In a hand
10 hand fight with the united Republi-
cans, led by Harrison, Mckinley and
Reed, IL was disheartening for Demo
Gratis TO have TO face, also the dull
sef-sufiiciency and stolid Indifference
of an administration that made no sign,
uttered no word and at least In the
State Of New York, seemed 10 desire
the defeat OF the regular Democratic
NOmlneeS. Uudb "ouuSL NuN' ~ ~
apathy in the official head should breed
dissatisfaction in the rank and file?
What wonder that, with so many knives
whetted at Washington, there was
blood upon the moon down in the pre-
cincts.
But it is over, and, let US hope, 1t is
well over. We shall have time TO look
about US and whilst burying our dead
TO cast some balance for the living.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
NV york,, Vote Corrected.

New YORK, November s.-l:3O a. m.
The total corrected vote tor Gov
ernor in New York State. outside OF
sullivan county. was 1,2O6, ,259. OF which
Morton received Coz, 5s5; Hill, 5l4, l63;
Wheeler, 24,5l1; Morton's plurality,
153, 422; Morton's majority, 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
SIX KILLED OUTRIGHT.
An Express Train Runs Past the
Meeting Point and COllideS
WITH A FAST CATTLE FREIGHT.

Both Engineers and Firemen and
Two Mail Clerks Killed-The
Trains Met on Il Curve and No
One Had Time to Jump for His
Life-A Dozen Cars OF Cattle
Killed and Maimed-One of the
Killed Was the Oldest Engineer
in the Employ Of the B. 81 o.
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Charge of Crooksdness Refuted.
7pfeidL 10 the Rs0tsEsr

PARKERsBURG, W, VA, November T.
"A great howl went up from the Re-
pubicans yesterday aDd last night,
caused by the report that the Democrats
had exported a lot OF negro voters into
Ohio. The whole affair Is without
foundation. George Wyrell, a livery
man, hired several negroes to assist
him In bringing a carload OF ponies
from Ohio to this city, and hence the
howl. The assertion that Senator Cam
den and Private Secretary Myer New
berger were connected with the affair
is also without foundation, and no
stock is taken in the report by their
friends, as the affair was purely busi-
ness transaction and the men had been
secured TO assist in the work several
days ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
WILSON TAKES THINGS CALMLY.
He IL ReSting at Charles TOwn.-ElSins
Counting bis Sena Orial Chickens.


b. associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November T.
With the legislature having fifteen Re-
publican majority on joint ballot, the
election of Stephen B. Elkins TO succeed
j. n. Camden as United States Senator
is generally conceded. Elkins managed
the campaign against Wilson as we'll as
the legislative canvass. Republicans
are elected in all four Of the Congress
sional Districts. as follows: First, b. Is.
Dovener. 5000; Second, Alliston G.
Dayton, 2,0Oo; Third, James II. Huling,
5000; Fourth, Warren Miller, 1000.
The Republicans are claiming Dav-
toms election by 1000, but Senator
Faulkner says he does not concede Will
sons defeat and will not do so until the
official returns are in. Mr.. Wilson is
resting at his home In Charles Town,
and is taking matters calmly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Republicans Claim Two Thousand Plu.
rali,y-nilIer Has S99 in Wood County.
Results Elsewhere in tho District.

Republicans Claim Two Thousand Plu-
rali,y-MnIsr Has 500 in Wood County.
Results EIsewhere in tho District.
Spsei3 % "a, hs .tsss-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November :.
With the exception Of one precinct in
the county, the vote has been counted,
giving Warren Miller q majority Of 500
over Harvey. Henry c. Lockney has
been elected to the State Senate by
large majority. All Republican candi-
detes for the Legislature are elected.
and the entire county and district tick
ct goes through with large maiorities,
Republicans here are claiming Miller's
election to Congress by 1000 in the dis
trict'
Special 10 ne Register.
HUNrINGroS, w. VA, November T.
The returns from Cabell and Wayne
,counties complete tonight show that
k&oth counties have given heavy Repub-
li&n gains Cabell elects the entire
ReSobllcan ticket by msjoritieS rang
ing INN thirty 10 one hundred. Tue
returns sfrom Wayne show the election
NJ the f0Vlon ticket. composed of Kick
ers ana R4Vp Lincoln county
Also elects be fusion ticket Hughes,
RepubIicsbs Tor State Senator, carries
the tbreA eo bites comprising the dis
trlet Har, 4, Democrat. for CoD(
-ot 75 main 7 Ia Cabelh a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

PITTsBUEG, November Hon. Will
liam +. Harrity, chairman of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee, in re-
spouse 20 a telegram from the Associa-
ted Press, requesting an expression on
yesterdays elections, said:
Have nothing TO say. This was evil
IDENTIFY Republican year.
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aYerr Hearr atorm.

BosrCS, MASS, November IA ter
rife storm has ragged for the past thirty
six hours all over Now England. It's
violence was only equalled By the great
blizzard Of 1888.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

SALT RHEuM often appears IL cold
weather. attacking the palms oi tns
hands and other parts OF ihe BODY.
Hoods Sarssparilla. the great blood
purifier, cures salt rbeum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
ro,,re R.publican TIeket Elected.

BOISE, IDAHO, November The en-
tire Republican ticket is elected oy
.. 600 majorlty, or more. The returns
indicate that the Legislature will be
Republican. Mormon votes have been
very strongly Republican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
o.,.hom. C;o.. Republican.

Guthrie, o. T., November Re
turns from the major portion of be ter.
ritory makes IL positive that Flynn, Re
uubIicsn, Delegate 70 Congress will
haze fully 5. 900 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
SORG Is ELECTED.

DAYTON. O., November For Con-
gress, Third district, P. ]. Sorg, Dem.
elected by 266.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

san FRAScIsoo, November 2. About
half the vote sf California indiea Is
that James II. Budd, Democrat,
Governor, has 7,SOo plurality.
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Total .... 40 Al 6

Chairman Bsbc0ck said tonight:
The returns iRdcate that we have Sc
cured control OF the next Senate 0y
majority Of TO 3, without counting
the vote OF North Carolina, which has
undoubtedly elected Republican
legislature"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
mo ReYIsad Flgures.

NEw YORK. November Tile re-
visen total vote for Governor 10 New
York City gives Hill a plurality Of
9,907.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

Topeka, KAN, November I-The
Republicans have carried Kansas bT a
plurality Of possibly 10000 aud will
have a slight majority over all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

DENVER. Colo, November 7.-Gov-
ernor Waite conceded the defeat Oh bis
PARTY ear ly to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

JACKSON. TESs.. November 7. Con
gresham B. A. EnlOe. Is defeated on
the faceof the retnrns- The Democratic
Executive Committee has jast conee-
dsd McCall's election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
Observation-Disclosures
Republicans Claim They Will Have
Both in the Next House.
FIGURES WHICH THEY PRESENT.

Populists May Have the Balance
Of Power in the Senate -Rspub-
hcans Claim II Senators Co 40
Democrats -- Chairman Bah
cocks Figures on the Next
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN BELMONT.
Danford Has 3,O5O aud Darby. For sheriff

DanTOrd Has 3,O0U and DarDJ, or sHeTLn'
1850.
S ecisl 70 ne Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., November T.
The Republican gain in Belmont county
will be about l, 400. Taylor will have
2.75O plurality. Danford, for Congress,
3,O5O, and Darby, for Sheriff, 2,95O. The
remainder OF the county ticket will run
with Taylor, excepting Reece Furbay
who Col. POorman so urmercifully
slaughtered In Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

ST. JOSEF TO-, November Re
turns show rowther, Republican
has been elec hond a doubt In the
Fourth Cor district His
plurality Is
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THE BODY Or THE CZAR
Lying in State in a Gorgeous Glldsd
CaSket at LiVadia.
PREPARING FOR THE FUNERAL

At st. Petersburg-It Will be One
of the Most Imposing Oore-
monies Ever Witnessed in
Europe-The Remains Dressed
in the Uniform Of the Preoba-
jensky .Ragiment, of Which Ho
Was tho Chief-A Monument
to be Erected to His Memory.
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