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oVtVIal UIsp1tcu % tho Stan lard
Livingston, May 25--Messrs. Walter Aitken
and A q. Potter Of this CITY have associated
themselves together for the purpose OF ene2g-
Ing n the newspaper business AZ the growing
town OF Columbus, IN Yollowstone county. The
machinery viii arrive ~ Columbus from Broken
Bow, Neo. the nrss Of the week and the initial
number OF the paper viii make is appearanes
thursday. June & no mans OF the new MOI
VIII be seven column folio. Indeucudens
in politics. with nee coinage OF silver - -
motto.
The proprierors ara both practical newspaper
men ana Tor several months past have ben
emp4oyed on the Livingston Posi- Mr.. Airke2
VINO VII assume editorial MANAGEMENT Of the
paper, is an inclslvo. vigorous writer and well
qualified for the work that he wiIl shorty
undertake..
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MRS. HYLAND DISCHARGED.
There Was Absolutely No Evidence {,
Warrant Holding Her.

There Was absolutely No Evidence TO
Warrant Holding Her.
Denver. May 25.-The preliminary hearing OF
Mrs Corbett, Mamie Allen and Mile Hyland.
three sisters. charged with having counter cit
silver dollars in their possession, occurred
to-day. or the trio Mrs. Corbett thus far
seems to have been most deeply implicated, in
asmuch as she had endeavored to destroy or
hide certain alleged counterfeiting machinery
after the arrest OF her husband. The connection
OF Mrs. Allen In the matter thus far Is
rather remote and there has been ABSOLUTELY
nothing to indicate that the third sister, Mrs.
Hyland OF Butte Mont. knew anything about
the matter. Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Allen were
discharged. while Mrs. Corbett was held in 500
hond
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south End. England. May as.-Ihs Aisa and
Br1tanls started At 9sz3 this morning WIN
yaeh's OF other classes. In tho enannei raoe
rom South End to Harwich. about 50 niles
The Nlagara Howard Gould's new yacht vos
eApee.ed 20 sall n 10 days regatta hat ne a.
Ienu on Oh ner sslls at Liverpool made ms IN
possible. Ths breeze was uenr The Ailsa
lost het ooostays and was compelled 70 siss W
Ine race. The Brlttanla easily won the race 70
Harwich. Isolde second.
Ia 1he 70 rater class Lord Dunravsn's AndreI
oea1 lofd Dudiey's Inonys nv. mlnuses.
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For This Week
Only.
If You Need
A Watch

Call and examine our stock
and find out our prices.
Goods well bought ale half
sold. We have a very large
assortment of American
Watches, all grades and
prices, which we will otter
very low. Don't miss the
chance.
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Mining Controversy.

san Francisco May "a suit has been filed
b. the Standard Consolidated Mining company
ore extracted from the standard Consolidated
ground by the BodIe Consolidated. When news
10 this effect reached Pine street Bodie stock
took drop from 81 10 76. Last Tuesday II was
selling az Sl.IO
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Tennessee sIIverItes.

jackson, Tenn. May 25.-A silver
mass meeting was held at the taberna-
Gle this afternoon. attended by 5000
people from Northern Mississippi,
Western Tennessee and Kentucky.
Hon. William Bryan of Nebraska was
the principal speaker. and received an
ovation when he was called upon TO
sneak
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College Events.

Providence, r. /, May 25.-Harvard, Z;
Brown, o.
Philadelphia. May 25.-University OF Penn
sylvania, Il; Cornell, s.
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H.lcnn.s Continental Bank.

Washington. May 25.-The comptrol-
Ter of the currency has given notice OF
the reorganization OF the Continental
bank of Helena, Mont.
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Baseball Yesterday.

At st Louis-l; Washington, ..
At Chicago; Baltimore, 3.
At Louisville-7; Brooklyn, 0.
At Pittsburg-l; Boston, 0.
At Cincinnatl-s; philadelphia, 4.
At Cleveland-s; New York. IL.
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TEACHING SALT LAKERS.

sibrey and Warner Address an Immense
Audience on Silver.
salt Lake, Nav % Hon. Joseph c. Sibley
and Gen. A. J. Warner addressed an immense
audience here tonight on the silver question.
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IOWA.
Democrats Coucede state by $4,000 and
RepnbIicans CInim More.

Republicans Claim More.
DIES MONIES, Nov. G.-At II o'clock
last night the Republicans claimed the
state by $4,000, while Democrats con-
cede 5000, which was Jackson's plu-
rality two years ago. The final figures
VIII probably place it nearer the former
than the latter. Present indications are
that it can not go below 10000, as tab
ulated precincts show average gain over
two years ago of about 1G. The total
vote cast viii be about 27,0OO less than
two years ago, and about 33, 600 le )
than last year Most of these losses are
Democratic. The Populists make some
gains, mostly of the Democrats. The
Prohibitionists did not poll as large a
vote as they did two years ago. All of
these figures are liable to change, as the
precincts not yet reported are liable to
show important changes. On the legis-
lature, few returns have been received.
The Republican committee estimates the
house "A Republicans and 26 Democrats,
and the senate IL Republicans and
Democrats. This gives Senator Allison
116 out of $50 votes on joint ballot next
winter when he comes up for re-elec-
ton
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FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR Ciquid or POWDER
get all the benefits of mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifles the blood
and strengthens the whole system And
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good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BiliOusness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debilitated feeling
These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
IS properly at work. If troubled with any
Of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi-
Eines, and Better than Pills.
EVERY PACEzAGE-s-
Has the II StaFlp in rcd on wrapper.
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ties not reported are some that are
strongly Democratic and others that are
strongly Republican.
The Courier Journal says: Demo
Gratis of Kentucky are asking where
they stand today. 1t was an avalanche.
The governors race is in doubt. The
legislature is in doubt. Democratic
majorities in Democratic strongholds
have been shaved to almost nothing.
As it stands, with reports from about so
counties. Bradley has a lead of about
1000 votes for governor. There may
be better news to come from the unre-
ported counties. but the same ratio of
Democratic losses would land Mr.. Brad
ley in the executive mansion at Frank
fort
1t is an open question whether either
Senator Blackburn, or Mr. McCreary,
or neither, will be United States sena-
tor from Kentucky. The Democrats
have elected Il representatives and the
Republicans have elected so. There are
nine districts i'll which the result is
doubtful or unreported. These nine
distrits were Democratic in the last
house. If they are Democratic this
time the house will be tie
OF the hold-over senators. . are Re
pubicans AID II Democrats, making the
vote on joint ballot stand: Democrats
50, Republicans 81, unreported and
doubtful districts g.
OF the Il Democrats elected to the
house Blackburn may pretty safely
count on % and McCreary on 10, while
have expressed no choice This Is
giving McCreary the sound money men
and Blackburn the free silver men, in
addition to those openly expressing
preference.
Of the 10 Democratic senators elected
are for Blackburn. The other is nom
committal, and his election Is also in
doubt. Of the holdoyer Democratic
senators, s are for 6IcCeary, for
Blackburn and doubtful. Republican
headquaRsersEclaim the state by about
5000 and the lower branch of the leg
islature by five or str votes.
The legislature appears to be So Dem
ocrats a2aiult 90 opposition. The Popu-
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VIRGINIA.
Anti-Demoorats Steal March on the
LegisInture.


RICHMOND, Nov. 6. - The election
closed one of the most apathetic cam
paigns known in Virginia for many
years. For several days past the Dem
ocratic managers have feared that some
of the senatorial as well as number of
the house districts were in danger of
being lost by this lack of activity of
the canvass. The returns Justify the
fears. The election was for half of the
senate (2o) and the whole membership
of the house delegates (10O). Iu many
counties the Republicans combined with
the Populists and other anti Democratic
elements, and made the issue on cry
of fairer elections.
The detailed returns, so far as re-
ceived, show that the new senate will
contain 81 Democrats and anti Demo-
Gratis, and the house so Democrats and
90 anti Democrats. Reports from
Woodstock indicate the defeat of Wal
ton (Dem.) for the state senate He
was the author of the new election
measure.
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Kindergarten.

kdlior Register
A lady in Ohio was talking to me
in regard to kindergarten school
in Point Pleasant forsmall children.
She said, could there be enough
scholars TO justify her in coming
here? Were the parents interested
in kindergarten? l imagine a great
many do not understand much
about the subject, 1 know l did not
until l visited in Kentucky and
Ohio, and saw the work done by
very small children. This lady also
informed me there would probably
be lecture in Gallipolis soon, on
the subject of kindergarten, and
wondered if any Point Pleasant
parents would come down, or if
there could be enough tickets sold
to pay her for coming here? The
lecture in Gallipolis will be given
in a church, at least it is expected to
be. Now l can't see why one of
our churches could not open its
doors and invite this lady here and
see if we cannot become interested.
In some places the teacher of Kin
dergarten provides a cab and takes
the children to and from school, so
they are not exposed to any danger.
Respectfully,
ELIZABETH.
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usUs gne paIance OF power. BLACK
burn ends claim his election with
the a the Populists.
Ha concedes the election of Brad
ley, the Republicans claim the leg
islatuf which would defeat Senator
Blacs
a ratei telegram sent from Mr..
Vans ZEN, Secretary Carlisle's private
Eecr now in kentucky, states that
BTadl IS elected governor by from
4,oo0 coo majority.
As nrns come in Bradley's plurali-
ty gr He claims 5000. Probably
eleete y 5000 to 10000. Legislature
may Republican,, but hold-over sena-
tors save the Democrats ON Joint
ballot
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of Maryland. including Baltimore city,
indicate the election of Lowndes (Rep.)
governor by at least 1 ), 900 to 16, 600
plurality, carrying along with him in
the rest of the state ticket, the controller
and attorney general.
The house of delegates will perhaps
have more than 30 Republicans. The
senate will be close, with the chances in
favor of Republican majority. On
joint ballot the Republicans viii no
doubt have a safe majority.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-13

Bob Taylor, of Mercer Co, has
been sentenced to imprisonment for
life for shooting Mrs. Faulkner, a
neighbor. Taylor shot Mrs. FauIk-
ner, in cold blood, because she tes-
tilted against him in hog stealing
case,
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At Home.
ELIZABETH.

Mr.. Homer Smith, one of the pro-
prietors of the Phoenix Hotel, of
this place, and son of Col. J. P. r.
B. Smith, County Clerk of Mason
county, arrived from Huntington
last night, accompanied by his
mother, who had been with him
since the terrible accident at the
Adelphi Hotel, by which he and a
number of others were badly pois-
oned. Mr.. Smith seemed to have
Jared worse than any of the others,
and when he arrived home last
night was in a very weak and ex-
hausted condition. This morning,
however, he is reported much bet
ter and greatly refreshed. We,
together with his host of friends,
hope that by good nursing and the
skilful treatment of his attending
physician, he will soon be fully re-
stored to his former good health.
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BROOKLYN, Nov. 1T looks now as
if the mayoralty contest would be trans
ferred to the courts. Mr.. Grout refuses
to concede the election of Mr.. Wurster,
and the regular campaign Democratic
committee has retained counsel to look
after Mr.. CIRCUITS interests.
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Col. D. SeaIcy, of Charleston, is
in the city.
Capt. Jas. Wright moved his
family to Gallipolis, yesterday.
Sheriff Ed. Frazier, of Putnam
county, was at tho Phoenix last
night.
Mrs. Joe Harper and Mrs. Will
Kenny, were visiting friends in
GalIia county, o., yesterday.
During the illness of Miss Mary
Work, her sister, Miss Maggie, will
teach her room in the high school.
Mrs. b. F. Sayre, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Kuhn, this city.
DIR. A. r. Barbee has returned
from attendance upon a meeting of
the State Board of Health at Park
ersburg.
Mrs. DIR. ID. E. Davis and daught-
er, Miss Dorathy, of Pomeroy, are
here on a visit to Mr.. Il. H. Davis
and family.
Miss Grace Work who has been
sick so long with fever, is, we are
glad to announce, so much improved
as to be able to be about the house.
Mr.. Adam Roush and wife, of
Graham Station, were callers at
this Office yesterday, and Mr.. Roush
renewed his subscription to the
weekly.
Mr.. L. E. Harpel, who resigned
his position as Yard Master of the
X. & NJ. at Waggener, left last night
for Toledo, where Mrs. Harpel had
proceeded him a day or two ago.
DR.. Stone, of spilman has been
employed as physician for the Con-
sumer's Coal and Mining Company,
at New Haven, in place of DR.. L.
+. Roush, resigned.
Capt. E. A. Burnsides, Vice
President for West Virginia, of
Ohio Valley Improvement Asso-
citation leaves at noon for Cr-cin-
natl, to attend meeting of the
officers of the Association at the
Burnett House, tonight.
Since Republican Senator is to
succeed Senator Brice, of Ohio, we
are glad to know that his mantle
will fall upon the shoulders, of that
aggressive young Republican, Jos.
Benson Foraker, man whom we
have always admired, though differ
ing with him politically.
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ELECTION ECHOES.
sIaryIanders Want to Know How 1t AL
Happened.

BALTIEoRE, Nov. THE people of
Maryland, having recovered from the
surprise caused by yesterdays political
avalanche, are beginning to inquire how
it all happened and what the result of it
is going to be. Congressman George L.
Wellington, chairman of the Repubi-
can state committe, sums it up in a few
words as follows: "The people of Mary
land are tired of German and Gorman-
ism, of Rasin and Rasinism, and yester-
day they backed their sentiments with
their ballots
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PENNSYLVANIA.
As Usual the Republicans Have Things
Their own Way.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Careful esti-
mates of the vote in the 81 counties of
Pennsylvania show plurality for Ben
jamin j. Haywood, (Rep.) for state
treasurer over Benjamin K. Mayors
Dcm.) of 157, ,919, gain as compared
with the vote of '93 for the same office,
of 22,273. 1t will probably require the
official count to determine who is the
Democratic members of the superior
court
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KANSAS
Popuiists Claim to Have Held Their own
Throughout the state

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov Additional
returns Increase the number of counties
carried by the Republicans and indicate
they viii have practically all of the of
fees. Martins majority over Holiday
for chef Justice viii probably reach TO-
900, decided record on the re-submis-
Sion question, which the latter candi-
date represented. Holiday was free
silver candidate. 1t is estimated 25o, 600
votes were polled.
Chairman Breidenthal of the Populist
state central committee asserts that his
marty hald its own and in fact captured
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a. p. AZ Canture omaba.

OMAHA, Nov. Omaha and Douglas
county was captured completely by the
a. p. A. Republicans. The vote ws.s
quite heavy rs compared with previous
years, but party strength can not be
compared, since the contest was along
lines not hitherto known. w. ].
Broatch is mayor by over 500 plurality
over Charles Brown, citizens candi-
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REs MONIES, Nov. Iowa is Repub-
ican this year by from 200 to 10000
plurality. Returns from 70 out of 80
counties show that General Drake, Re-
publican candidate for governor, has
gained %, OOO over the Jackson vote for
governor in 1893. The same ratio means
that he will carry the state by little
more than 1000 plurality
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General Manager Burt, Of the
Ohio River Railroad, has given it
ont that the parlor cars, ordered for
this road will be put on in Deeem-
Der next. a letter from the build
ers states that they will be ready
for delivery to the road by Decemb-
er 9TH.
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Democrats Will find out soon, if
they have not already, that the par
ty cannot be subordinated to the
interests of one man, as was the
case in Ohio, Maryland and Ken
lucky. Honest Democracy will re-
buke personal and machine politics
every time. Let the leaders study
the lesson of the late elections well,
and profit thereby.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-13

In these times when every one
is putting up fruit" the following
way is of interest to some of our
readers; "To prevent the mould
that comes on top of your canned
fruit and preserves, use a little
salicylic acid. Get your druggist
to mix you 10 or Is cents worth of
it in solution, say "a grains to the
ounce; use about a teaspoonfuI on
top of each jar or can, and there
will be no mould"
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ranging from 5000
to $4,000 approx
mately, the latter
being that of Gov
ernor Lowndes,
who leads. The
Republicans elect
a majority of IL of
first branch of the
city council, and n
majority of 1 in the
second branch.
Incomplete re
turns from the state
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q sure sign of Democratic success.
Chairman Anderson OF the Demo-
cratic state executive committee gave
out the following over his signature last
night:
al have no doubt about Mr. Bush
nell's election by at least 60,O00 plur-
ality and Legislature Republican. Re-
cent hard times and the effects of the
panic are too fresh in the minds of the
people to be forgotten. The CoNey vote
will reach 10000 most likely. The
Democracy made q most gallant fight
Governor Campbell was popular and
led the hosts to the last against great
odds, but he did it gallantly, holding
the banner of Democracy until defeat
overlook us. Nothing is now left but
with hope to prepare for 1896.
&C. Nj. ANDERSON, Chairman.
The next legislature will stand: Sen
ate, ~ Republicans, 10 Democrats;
house, so Republicans, 80 Democrats.
Bushnell carried his own ward in
Springfield, which is usually Demo
cratic.
Complete returns from Cuyahoga
county give Bushnell (Rep.) for gov
ernor plurality of II ,GS3. Every can
didate on the county and legislative
Republican ticket is elected by plurali-
ties ranging from II, 800 down. Coxey
(Pop. received 2, $50 votes in the county.
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Republican Successor to Blackburn.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 7.-RepubIican
claims and Democratic concessions show
that not only has Kentucky elected the
full Republican state ticket but that
the complexion of the legislature as
sures Republican successor to United
States Senator Blackburn.
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Result In Pennsylrania.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Complete re-
turns from all but six counties in the
state show a plurality for Haywood
with the vote in the six counties esti-
mated), of 169, ,851, Republican gain
of 81, ,705 as compared with 1893.
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JERSEY CITY, Nov. THE widest
claims of the Republicans on election
night, and the best returns that could
be obtaine6, fell short of the actual re-
suit. Griggs, for governor, received
26,960 plurality over McGill.
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Personal Mention.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. Bowers and little daughter,
Mabel, were visiting Middieport
friends, Saturday.
Mrs. Wall Allen, who has been i'll
with fever, is, we are glad to
announce, able to be out again,
Mr.. Horace Lewis and MIR. Daris
Henry, of Clifton, were in the city,
last night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Liter,
yesterday morning, a daughter.
The Register extends it's congratu.
lations.
Mrs. Thos. Munford, was taken
suddenly ill yesterday evening with
neuralgia of the heart. She is re-
ported much better this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Bickle, of this place
who has been living in one of S. w.
Swisher's houses, will move to
Charleston, to day.
Capt. R. NJ. Harrington has re.
signed his position as Conductor on
the K. & NJ. Railway. We will be
sorry to lose him and his estimable
wife, from our community.
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something in the
nature of another
! a IL d S Ii de. Old
Democratic strong
holds have gone Re
publican, w h i l e
others have suffered
a serious diminu-
ton of their accus-
toned majorities.
The returns from
over so counties, i'm
cludihg jefferson,
give Bradley a lead
of a b GU t 1000.
Among the coun-
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Mentioned For vice Pre,id,n,.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-"If W. o.
Bradley is elected governor of Ken
tucIy,"- said John c. New, 'it will
probably make him the Republican
nominee for vice president next wear %
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It,s nIayor-Eleet wurster.

BROOKLYN. Nov. G.-Brooklyn city
complete for mayor gives WurstGr
(Rep.) 77,527, Grout (Ref DEM 10,
3t3, Sheprd (Ref. Dem. 9,455. Wurs.
ter's plurality 2.2l4.
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cans All turned Out
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The election in
Cook comfy (Chicago) proves to have
been a Republican landslide, the can
didates of that party being chosen by
majorities ranging from $1,000 to &c.
600. The election was for two judges
of the superior court and nine trustees
for the $aO, 600, 900 drainage canal which
is to connect Lake Michigan and the
Illinois river.
The Republican candidates for judges
We're also chosen by large majorities,
and the vote in favor of the Torrens
land title system was nearly unanimous.
The vote fof the candidates nominated
by the Peoples and Socialist Labor par
ties was very small.