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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09
WOob UouNra orFICIAL.
Big NspuRncau Gains on the Entiro
Ticket

Big Nspupncau Gains on the Enttro
Ticket
s sci1, 20 ne EsyIv-r
PARRERsBURG, w. Va, November S.
The O1icISl returns from Wood county
give candidates for C,ugress the fol-
lowing: Miller, Republican, $3.50; dar-
vey, Democrat, .. 800; P.ersoI, Popuust,
223; Miier's plurality 10 county, $50.
For the LEGISLATURE. Staplet0u, RepuO-
lIcan, received 1913; CJr5ett, RepubIi-
can, 3,3iS; Etmes, Republican, 1894;
DatsOn, Democrat, 2,3sS; Peters, Demo
Crat, ., 354; garle, Democrat, 2,445.
The Republican majoriJies for the
Legislature ,over the Democrats are,
StaplstOn $50, COrbjtt Q03, klmes $40.
For State Senate, LocSney, RepuOIi-
can, received 3,34s; Mitchell, Democrat,
2 3G9. Lock- hey also received 207 Popu.
list votes, living him plurality OF
I,lS6.
The Republican majority for Caldwell
in the countyNn 1892 for Congress was
las.
The Republicans have made large
gains throughout the county, and elect
the entire ticket oy large majorities.
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rHr RESULT IN NORTa CAEOLINA
The Fusionists and Democrats arc Kun
ming Very close.


WASHINGTON, d. CA special to the
EUeniug Star, from Raleigh n c., says:
To the absence OF official figures, the
following carefully prepared estimate
may be relied upon as latest figures, on
the POpulist-FuSiOnist maJOrlties. IL
must be noted that the present Assocl-
ate Justice, Walter Clark, will keep MS
seat, as be ran on both tickets and got
nearly all the votes cast. The next
United States Senators will probably be
Marion Butler and Mott, with chance
for Pritchard, out Mott has the go now.
Congressional results follow: First
district, SKINNER, Pop, 1000; Second,
Woodward, Dem, 2.6OO; Third. Shaw,
Dem., 1000; Fourth, Stroud, Pop, 1000;
Fifth, Settle, Rep, 2,50O; Sixth, Lock
hart, Dem, 1000; Seventh, Shutford,
Pop, $50; Eighth, Linney, Pop, 100;
Ninth, Pearson, Rep, and Crawford,
Dem, both claim that the official count
is necessary 10 decide.
The State and judicial ticket OF the
fusiOnists is elec,ed by several thou
sand Marion Butler, the PoDu!iSt
leader, claims 10000. The Legislature
on joint ballot will probably be fusion.
Fusion Carries in North Carolina.
RALEIGH, n. c., November S.-Semi-
official returqs from nearly every
county 10 the State Indicate that the
fusion ticket, State, judicial and leIgs,
lature, put out by the Republicans and
Popuhsts, is elected by some 10000
majority.
Chairman Butler, Of the Populists,
claims the State by 10000, aud says
that the iusionists will have a majority
of 80 ou joint ballot. This latter is be
lieyed TO be correct They will have
the Senate By 10 majority. Only three
Democratic congressman have been
elected.
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TIE sIrUArIoN ~ MISSOURI.

The Republicans and PoPulists Have the
Lsglsla;ura aud the Republicans a
Majority OF the Congressional Dslega-
zion.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. S-Two Mis-
souri, Congressional Districts are still
in doubt, toe Second (HalPs) and the
Ninth Champ Clark'sl. Both are
claimed Dy the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, and 10 will take the official re-
turns TO settle them. DeArmond,
Democrat, ia the sixth, according
90 the latest returns, has Caraied that
district by plurality OF 81 This may
be overcome, however, when the official
count is made. As the delegation now
stands, 70 Is composed Of nine Repuoll-
cans aud four Democrats, with the
above TWO districts In doubt. From the
pest advice &C hand, the State Senate
will stand IL Republicans aud II Demo-
Gratis. The House will stand 90 Demo-
Gratis and 76 Republicans and Populists.
The Lieutenant Governor being a
Democrat, that party will control the
Senate.
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THE IRON TRADE.
Sentimental improvement Expected TO
be Followed by Something More Sub


Sentimental improvement hApecteu 10
be Followed by Something More sub
stsntiAi.
CLEVELAND, o., November S.-The
IRON Trade ReUielU this week says: III
all the postponed buying OF the past
few weeks should materialize, now that
the election is over, which buyers were
waiting, there is a good weeks ousl-
ness ahead in iron and steel. with teW
exceptions, iron and steel manufactur-
ers are protectionists, and now that the
country is practically beyond the possl-
bility Of further advances toward Tree
trade for two or three years at least, IL
is To be expected that the business poll-
cy of individual buyers will be governed
by their judgment as TO the Improved
outlook. Sentimental improvement Is
already present; the next development
TO be expected is an improved demand
for freer trading.
The week under review has been un-
eveutful in every selling centre. For
three weeks there has been dwihdllng
in the volume of business, aud statesmen
bave heard much OF the desire OF their
customers TO wait for election. Some
furnacemen, indeed, have been holding
off for the same reason, preferrlng TO
take their chances on more spirited
market after protection victory, rath-
er than push sales on the weak market
that has been experienced OF late. Chi
cago notes a fair volume of sales the
past week in Northern and Southern
pig iron, due to the gradual iuching of
the foundry business toward a better
basis. Pittsburg has done little in any
sort OF material.
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SPRING VALLEY, Ills, November 5.
The miners uuiop Of this city ha'
issued a call for mass meeting OK
members tomorrow. II Is reported to
night that unless the manager OF the
mines, Mr.. Dalzell. reinstates ten men
who were discharged yesterday for
according TO the union eports-refuslng
to work on election day, strike will be
ordered which will affect several thou
sand men and boys. The miners assert
that Daizell has been allowing politics
to influence him In the matter Of hiring
and retention OF miners.
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SOLDIERS WERE TOO SLOW.
The Negro Had Paid the Penalty OF His
Crime Before They Arrived.

The Negro Had Paid the Penalty OF His
Crime Before They Arrived.
MACON, GA, November s.-Lee Law
renee, negro, who assaulted Mrs. Polk,
in Jasper county, and had been brought
to this city for safe keeping, was car
ried to Monticello this morning. He
was tried at September term OF the
Superior Court and sentenced 10 be
hanged November 30. The neighbors OF
the injured woman were not satisfied,
however, and taking the negro from the
officers, carried him 10 the outskirts OF
the town and hanged him, riddling his
body with bullets. Uuder orders from
the Governor, one Of the local military
companies was held in READINGS TO 20 to
Monticello, but later they were notified
that their services were not needed, as
the lynching had already taken place.
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sIsTERsvILLE NOTES.
spseiaI 10 tA1 RsSfSts-

SIsTERsvILLE. November S-The
receipts OF the Eureka Pipe Line Co.
for the twenty-four hours ending at
seven q. N. to-day, as reported by the
engineers at the Thistle pump station.
were 10. s54 barrels, a decrease Of about
1000 barrels from amount reported
yesterday.
Mrs. Sallie E. Sayre left yesterday for
an extended visit with friends In
Zanesyile and Cambridge. O.
The Republicans are preparing for a
monstrous celebration Of their political
victory, which will be held next Monday
evening.
Mrs. Thomas Early has gone TO Indl-
ana, and will spend the winter with
friends there.
M. Mccoy and family left ysster-
day for MONTGOMERY county, Missouri.
where they will visit friends for two or
three weeks.
Miss williamson returned last even
log from a short visit With friends al
Friendly.
Mr.. John Crotty leaves tomorrow
morning for Charleston, where he will
assist in drilling a we'll for gas 10 be
used in that city.
DR.. Howorth has disposed Of his Of
fee and practice in this city, and will
leave for Huntington Saturday. Dr.
Fore iS the purchaser.
Mr.. Clifford RameY, who is attending
school ~ W1seling. is spending the
week with his parents.
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CHAIRMAN BABoooK's CLIAMs
What He Thinks tho 2spublioans VIII
have In the Next Congress

WASHINGTON, d. c., November s.
On the strength Of returns received up
TO 9 o'clock tonight, Chairman Babcock,
of the Republican Congressional Com
mittee, figures that the Republican rep
resentation Ia the next House will be
at least 259 members. The changes from
this afternoons statement when 255
were claimed TO be elected, Is made
by one addltiona from Illinois and
three from North Carolina. OF the dis
patches received tonight that caused
the greatest surprise was one stating
that Representative Mcmillan, OF Ten
nessee, was probably defeated. 1t came
from the chairman OF the State Central
Republican Com mittee OF Tennessee,
and added that the returns In the dis
trict were not all In.
Chairman Babco ck also says tonight
that from present indications the Re-
publicans will have at least fourteen
members of the Senate and in this
number is included Senator Jones, OF
Nevada.
Among the kilograms received at
headquarters to-day were the follow
ing:
Richard BdTtholdt, st. Louis:
Missouri redeemed; the whole Re-
publican State ticket and ten Congress
men elected Bland, Hatch, Heard,
Clark and Morgan defeated by majority
double"
From Settle. Greensboro, n. C.: 'It
is conceded at the Democratic head
quarters that we have elected seven
Congressmen In This State. Third and
Sixth districts doubtful. Sixty coun-
ties heard from, we have siXty-hve
mem %. This gives
US control OF the House, II we can hold
them, and Democrats concsde Us SEN
ate -
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A BAD STREET CAR WRECK.

A Pittsburg Trolley Car Jumps over
ThIrtY-FOOt wall - Three seriously
Hurt
PrrrsBURG, PA, November s.-This
evening trolley car on the West End
electric street railway jumped the track
going down the steep grade on Steuben
street aud went over thirty-loot wall.
1.-TWO passengers, Mrs. DR.. Rankin, OF
AeRheny, aud Frederick Croft, Of e.
liofN borough, were badly bruised. and
the nSOtOrman, Joe Mannion, was pinn-
ed benNath the car, suffering badly
sprainedk boulder aud il is thought, in
terDal in HES. Lueilla Taylor, q ten
vear-old III. who was walking up
S,enhsn srl et at the time, was throHn
over the ankment and Is seRlously
-,
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Dr. Par hnrnt Honornd.

New York. November s.-The Rev.
DR.. Charles III. Parkhurst preacher and
reformer, was tonight elected an hon
orary member OF the U1lon League
Club at the regular monthly meeting Of
the club. Until Dr. Parkhursts name
was added 10 the number there were
Just dozen OF such members including
General Harrison, General o. C. How
ard and Governor Morton. DR..
P.rkhurst makes the thirteenth aud he
is the only clergyman TO be thus hon
ored.
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Germany is Reluctant.

LONDON, November 9.-The Standard
says that there is little hope Of united
action bv the powers in response TO
China's appeal to them to intervene to
bring about peace between her and
Japan. Russia and France are willing
but Germany's reluctance will prevent
action.
ST. PETERSBURG, November s.-A
court martial az Warsaw has sentenced
Lieut.. Boborykin to the loss Of his mil
itary and nobility ranks and to lifelong
labor in Siberia for implication in = plot
against the life OF the Car.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, November g.
The controversy between the seceiVers
OF the Reading Railroad Company and
such employees as are members OF The
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen, has
prompted an expression Of opinion from
Attorney General OlDey In the form OF
a letter TO Judge Dallas, OF the United
States Circuit Court, before whom the
case is pending. The difficulty between
the two organizations reached
crisis on August 10 last when
General Superintendent SWeigard
summoned before him eleven
employees and notified them that they
should abandon the Brotherhood ss
condition Of retaining their places with
the railroad company. Vigorous pro-
tests were made against this alterna-
tive, and the Brotherhood urged the
receivers 20 withdraw it, but In answer
the receivers, on September IL, wrote;
The policy OF this company Is well
known To DO that II will not consent
that persons ia its service shall owe al
leglance 20 other organizations, which
may make claims upon them which are
incompatible with their duties TO their
emoloyers. This position was taken ad'
vlSedly, and we have no intention OF de-
parting from it,"
Attorney General Olney's letter is an
exhaustive discussion OF the question
presented, and ho revlewN~Iie various
problems and the consistent solutions 10
be applied In every aspect.
In substance, ne holds that labor un-
organized is practically powerlessN that
10 combinations such as this lieNthe
only safeguard OF the workingmaN'
his dealings with organized capital; an
that his right 10 belong 10 such a uoiodV
beneficial In intent and purpose lis
legal right which he cannot be deprived
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sre.mship ArriHaIs.

GLASGOW, November 3 Arrived, steam
er Biberalan from Montreal.
DOyER. November s.-Arriyed, steamer
Manhattan from New YORK
LONDON, November s.--Arriyed. steamer
MlssissipDi from New York.
SOUTHANPToS. November 5.--Arrived,
Spree from New York for Bremen.
NAPLks, November 3.-ArriYed, steamer
Kronprinz Friedrich Wilhelm from New
YORK; Kaiser Wilhelm H. from New York.
HAwBUEG. November s.-ArrIYed, steam
er Wielaud from New YORK; Persia from
New York.
BREMES. November ARRIVED, steam
er Prince Port Poyal via Plymouth.
BoULosSE, November s.-Arrlyed, Old
an, from New Orx
PHILADELPHIA. a, Oyember 5.-Arrived.
Carthagenia, frf london.
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TIE RESULT IN TENNESSEE
Is sun in Doubt, so far as Governor Is Con
csrned-LegisIAture Democratic.

Is sun in Doubt, so far as Governor Is Con
cerned-LegisIAtur Democratic.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, November o.
1890 A. N.-The gubernatorial muddle
in this State seems no nearer settle
ment. Both Democratic and Republican
Committees claim the election. Re-
turns come To- slowly and 10 seems more
certain than before that the official
couut in each county will be
REQUIRED 10 decide whether Tur-
ney, Democrat, or Evans, Re-
publican, is elected Governor.
Chairman Carroll, Of the Democratic
Committee, tonight again makes pub
lie statement that Turney is elected by
not lsss than Q, ZOO. Chairman Sanders,
OF the Republican Committee, IS equally
as positive in the statement that Evans
is elected by not less than 10000. A
good deal OF excitement is being shown
and talk OF frauds on both sides is be-
coming common. The State LeRisla-
ture is Democratic in both Houses.
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N.tlnnnl nnnr CIo.nd.

san BERNAgDrSO, GALA, November
4.-The San Bernardino First National
bank closed rs doors this morning and
has posted a notice that the suspension
was due 10 lack Of iucds, The direc-
tors assert that the banks depositors
will not lose a dollar. They state that
the withdrawal Of large sums OF moGey
by few heavy depositOrs who bad be-
come alarmed By the rumors that the
bank was unsafe. brought on the failure.
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GOOD X ports From the South.

BALTIMORE, ND, November s.
Special reports TO the MdnWdctIreTS
, Record show steadily increasing in
terest in the extension OF cotton manu-
featuring in the South. Final contracts
have been let for the construction OF a
mill in South Carolina TO cost about
$500, 900, which will require over 3,000,-
600 feet Of lumber. IL will be one OF
the most complete cotton mills in the
country. An Atlanta cotton mill will
double its capacity at cost OF about
$500, 600, while a number OF other mill
enterprises are being organized.
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RIGHTS OF LADORERS
Some of Them Are Inalienable, and
Among the Dearest
is TO BELONG TO LABOR UNIONS.

Attorney General Olney Writes q
Letter Expressing His Opinion
in the Case of the Reading
Employees and the Receivers OF
that Road-Unions Are the
Only Means Labor Has Of De-
tending Itself Against Organi-
cations OF Capital, and Those
Unions Are Not To Be Sup
pressed BY Courts.
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Prof,ssor svIne's WIN.

CHICAGO, Nov s-Tbe will OF the
late Professor David swing was offered
for probate to-day. The estate has not
yet been inventorlsd, bot the attorneys
who were professor swings advisers
said IL would amount 70 abont $4,000.
The will gives SO. 900 % the illinois
Humane Society. and after makisg
several small bequssts, the entire es-
tate IL given 10 the two daughters Of
Professor Swing.
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CINCINNATI, O.. Novem ber 8. "A COM
mittee from Wabash, Ind, visited
President Ingalls, to-day and made over
tures TO bulld the new Big -Four rail
road shops at Wabash. Presldent To-
gals replied that II Wabash would givg
fifty acres OF ground and $4,000. and
natural gas at low price, IL would se-
cure them. The shops will cost $780,
600. Other cities competing are Ander-
son, Marion and Greensburg.
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NEW ORLEANS, November S.-Tbe
Times Democrat Abilene special says:
Texas, too, was caught in the slide OF
Republican victory, but by POpuilsts
instead OF Republicans. The time
worn plurality of 10000 for Democ-
raCy is a thing OF the past. TO-day's
returns very materially change the SIT
uation from that OF yesterday, when
the Democrats were confident OF Dlu-
rality of $4,000, and tonight they will be
satisfied If barely ahead. Every re-
turn throughout the State to-day shows
phenomenal Populst gains and may
possibly indicate the election Of
NugenJ. the Populist nominee for Gov
ernOr The State tonight is claimed
by both parties. Tue Popu'.sts claim
q plurality OF eighty thousand for
Nugent, while tna Democrats only
claim the State for CuiOerson by 10000.
Democratic strOughoIiS have been
heard from, while the POpuliStS are yet
TO receive returuS from the country dis
tricts.
DALLAS, TEXAS, November S.-Mayor
Kearbv, P0pulist, for Congress, so far
as returns are in from Dallas county,
leads Abbott, Democrat oy about 600.
il Kearby counts out as strongly 10 the
city as his friends expect he will the
race To- the Sixth district will be very
close Despite dispatches to-day, the
election Of GiIlelani, p0pu.jSt, over
Bell, Democrat, 10 the Thirteenth dis
trict, is assured.
The Democrats have certainly lost
two and possibly four Congressmen.
Nugent, Populist, for G1geru0r, is run
BinR like a scared hound. The Popu-
lists here are actu ally. claiming the
election.
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He. sun a silver crank.

SAN Francisco, November s.-Sen-
ator John p. Jones arrived in this city
to-day from Nevada, and is highly
elated over the success Of the silver
party In that State. He Is confident
that the silver party has carried all Of
the more important State offices. Sen
ator Jones also expressed pleasure over
the political upheaval in the East.
But, said he, no immediate good
results can take place, nor airy revival
in business need be expected, until re-
monetization Of silver is carried into
effect"
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ADsmon,tration Against zaobarln.

ST. PETERSBURG, November s.-The
medical students of this city made =
hostile demonstration against Prof.
Zacharin to-day. They were dispersed
by the police. Prof Zacharin's house
at Moscow was attacked by an angry
crowd. The windows of the dwelling
were smashed.
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TIE sHAKE-UP IN MISSOURI
Democrats an PopuItsts Combiued VIII
have a bare Majority.

Democrats an Populists Combined VIII
have a bare iaIority.
KANSAS CITY, November S.-COunties
which have never gone Republican
since the x-COniederates were restored
90 citizenship have elected the entire
Republican ticket An analysis Of the
vote shown by returns received at Dem
ocratic headquarters shows that no pOr-
tion of the State has been exempt from
the shaking up.
II is just as bad down along the Ark
susas line as it is up on the Iowa bOrd-
ers. The Mississippi river counties are
as badly "siumped' as Is the tier which
borders Kansas.
Two years ago the Democrats had 90
mem bers in the House and the RepubIi-
cans IS. This time the Democrats and
Popuhsts combined will not be able TO
muster more than a strong minority.
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Anh,,.ador R.vard Entertainsd

WASHINGTON, d. c., November a.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland en-
tertained Ambassador and Mrs. Bayard
at dinner al the White House tonight.
The guests invited TO meet them were
the members and ladies Of the cabinet.
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Courts at Charleston.

So etfdI 70 tne h59iIIs'.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November g.
The Supreme Court convened at the
Capitol to-day, and without transacting
any business adjourned till tomorrow.
The United States District Court will
begin next Monday.
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tpFtilI % 'It h.lIF'fF
ST. CLAIEsvLLE, o.. Novem Der s.
Secretary Of State, Taylor, r., 6,417;
Turner, ID, 1858. Congress, DanfOrd,
r., 6,420; Blrues. D., 3.544. Sheriff,
Darby, r., 6 t66; MinDemver, DASH.
Commissioned, Bailey, r., 6,3SS: Green
lee, d., 3,62!. Infruary Director,
Barnes, R, d3J9: Fritter, D., 1920.
Surveyor, Boud, r., 6.4U1; Nichols, D.,
3,675. Corona, Furbay, r., o, I64; Orr,
D.,3, 763. Pro ibitiou votes cast, neariy
600. POpUlSt Votes cast, nearly $50.
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8DfTdIf1 - Ef1lf'--
WESTON, w. VA, November s.-The
official returns from Ihe Fourth dele
gate district give Edm.st0p, Democrat,
372 aud Hoover, Democrat 2l3 ma
i0r-tH.
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DIR. TalmaRe Resigns.

BROOKLYN, November s.-Dr. Tai
mage late to-day wrote letter 70 the
session Of his church, resigning. He
will go into evangelical work, aud will
not take any regular psstorate.
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TEXASMAYBELOST,TOO
Nugant the Populist Candidate for
the GoVarnorShip
RUNNING LIKE A SCARED HOUND

The Democrats Now Only Claim
Thirty Thousand for CulbersOn,
While the POpUlists claim
Eighty Thousand for Their Can
didate The One Hundred and
Eighty Thousand Plurality Has
Gone Glimmering Indications
Are that the Democrats Will
Be Lucky to Come Out Whole.
Political News from Other
States.
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PLANS FOR THE FUTURE.
Governor stone of Missouri Proposes
Broader Democratic Platform.

Broader Democratic Platform.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Novem Der s.
Governor Stone was in more commun-
icatiye humor to-day and lays the
loss of the SIS to the Democratic to
tSe ''stay-at-t lme" element. He Is
very pronounced Ia his demands for .
western man for President in 1896 and
suggested that bis thought Is
to so liberalize and broaden the Demo
cratic platform of that year as 70 form
a consolidation OF all sAe political ele-
ments opposed to she Republican party.
He comedies the dSleat Of the State
ticket and the election OF Republican
majority TO the lower house Of the legis-
lature.
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Prannrinr For War.

GUATEMALA, November S.--Guate-
mala continues preparing for war. One
thousand more soldiers are going 70 the
frontier OF Mexico this week.
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Eighteenth Ohio OmeIaI.

EAST LIvERPOoL, O., November s.
The official count for the Eighteenth
district complete gives Taylor, RsPub-
ucan, 20, SS3; Raft, Democrat, lO.0O6;
Coxey, S,9IS. Coxey's vote exceeds Cbe
estimate Of the Republican ana Demo-
cratic Committees by 5000.