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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
MCKINLEY GETS 1T.
Oficial Returns Coming in From Indiana
Show He Has O.OOO Plurality.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. November g.
The official returns from the counties.
which are now coming in rapidly, do not
change the unofficial figures materially.
McKinley's plurality will be hear 10000.
In some counties the unofficial plurality
has been increased by the official account
while in others it has decreased. The
State ticket in many counties has run
right along with the electoral ticket but
the official count will probably show tnat
it is something like 5000 behind the cleo
toral ticket Mount (Rep). for Governor
has led the State ticket everywhere. lie
appears to have been strong with the
farmers. The official returns show that
the Democrats have elected four out OF
the thirteen members of Congress. The
four are r w. Myers, i'm the Second dis
trict: William r. Zenor in the Third;
William S. Holman. in the Fourth, and
James Robinson in the Twelfth. Chas.
b. Lands defeats J. b. Chadley in the
Ninth district by about 200. The official
count reduces the number of Republicans
in the Senate to the 33 and the number Of
Republicans I'm the House TO 81, and makes
the General Assembly twenty Republican
on joint ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
WHERE DID THEY GET EN-?
Two Thousand More Votes Cast in
Kanawha County

In 1896 Than in 1892-In 1892 There
Were Four Candidates for Gov
ernor and Every Incentive for All
Parties to Get Out a Full Vote.
These Figures Show an Increase
Of About 10000 in the Population
Of Kanawha County in Four
Years, But No One Processes to
Believe There Has Been Any Such
Swelling Tide Of immigration to
That County-ColonizatiOnA Along
the Norfolk and Western and in
Ohio River Counties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
lTArsUATT. COUNTY OFFTCIAL.
DRUMMERs GETTING OUT.

ST. JOSEPH. No. November G.-The ef-
feet of the settling Of the money question
is being felt in this city. Two years ago
eleven stations on the ST. Joseph and
Grand Island railroad were closed on ac-
count of dull business. Yesterday orders
were given for the opening OF two Of the
stations and it is said at Headquarters OF
the road that the others will he opened
shortly. Every outgoing train last night
carried commercial travellers. many Of
whom have not visited their territory for
months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
FOR 1900.
The Bryan Free Silver Club, Of Wes-
ton, Organized to Begin the Fight
for the Next Presidential Cam
paign.

Special to the Register.
WESTON W. Va November Ga
Bryan free silver club was organized h'ie
last night for the purpose of educating
people for the campaign of 300. Consrat-
ulations were telegraphed Bryan for his
manly fight made for the toiinS m1sses
and telling him the campaign was peSun
for election i'm 1900. There was no sicne:s.
Dr. NJ $. Holt was elected president; e.
NJ. Gaylord. vice president; Perry @.
Alfred. secretary and De- j. $. Lewis
treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
u. W. sHAFFEK ELECTED

Senator From the Thirteenth Senatorial
District Republicans Get the Dele
gates.
Special Co the Register.
N5rtnsburg, W. Va November g.
Latest returns show that d. W. Shaffer,
Deml is elected Senator from the
Th.rt entb Senatorial District, comDos-
eli Of Berkeley Jefferson and Morgan
counties, over H. c. GeJzendanner.
Repl 10y - majority. Romanus Hunt
or and John Hepshaw, gold Democrats,
with Republican end0rSems snt, are elect
Cd 20 the Legislature from the Seventh
Delegate district. composed Of ,he above
named counties. over Major a. W. Nc
Donald and J. W. B. Evans, the former
by l5 majority and the latter by 50.
NcKinley's plurality in Morgan county
is $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
WA. J. BRYAN
TO THE PEOPyII
Irss That All Free Silver Clubs Main
tain Their Organization

Prepare for the Fight in 19OO-- Millions of Loyal
Hearts,. Saddened by Temporary Defeat Have
rrsrv Cause to RejOiCe--They Fought for COnVC-
lion. and Time VIII Show Whether They Are Right.
--fards of Bi-Metauism Are Not VanQushed, and
tgfl Continue the War on the Gold Standard--Mr.
a~,an Feels No Sense Of Personal Loss, and Is
proud of the Splendid Showing Made by the Cause
of the People.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON. November G.-To-day's
statement of the condition of the Treasury
sbows. Available cash balance, $232 6l5,-
an: gold reserve. $i1L53o3l6.
WASHINGTON. November '.-I ne
treasury to-day lost 5000 IN goid com
and Sl2.7o0 i'm bars. which leaves the true
amount of the reserve $llS4lt5l+ The net
cain i'm gold to-day was S@5ooo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07

Washington d. c. Nor 90
For West Virginia-Fair. eE
temperature; southeriy winds
For Western Pernsy. y.Tlnln aH' '-l
Fair: warmer; fresh soutlatE winds,
Mr.. c. Schnep'. the Opera House
druggist, made the following oaserya-
tions OF the weather ye.arl lie.
m. Il: 9 a. m. a - H.. 55. j.. nl., 50;
I'd. N, 90. Weather, clear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07

DAYTON. o.. November 6-Gustave
Hanauer. proprietor of the Manhattan
Clothing and Shoe store filed chattel
MORTGAGES to the amount of $74sS4.7S on
his stock and at noon assigned TO A. W.
Goldsmith. The liabilities will reach
100000. but no statement has as yet been
made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
CALIFORNIA RETURNS.
McKlnley's Majority Cut Down to Less
Than Five Thousand.

SAN FRANCISCO. November Com
pIete returns from all but III precincts ia
California give Mckinley a majority of
45+, The missing precincts in 1882 gave
Harrison 1901: Cleveland. LIS; Weaver,
296.
The following Congressman are elected
from California:
First district. Barham, Rep; Second
district. Devrelss Dem; Third. Hiiborn.
Rep. Fourth. Mcguire Dem; Fifth.
Loud. Rep. Sixth, Eerlow. Pop; Seventh,
Castle Pop.
on Joint ballot IN the Legislature. the
Penublicans will have a majority Of 26. in
surrng Republican Senator TO succeed
Senator Perkins. the latter being candi-
date for reelection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
TIE RESULT IN MINGO.

SUoCill 20 lnt i-' ~'-''-.
Wavne. W Va, November 6.-News
from Ningo county is to the effect that
The democrats elected all their county
officers bv good majOrities with the eX-
cention of Sheriff Keadle, Republican,
who was elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07

evil of gold standard will be even more
evident than it now is. and the people
then win be ready TO demand an American
financial policy for the American people
aud viii join with us i'm the immediate
restoration of the free and unlimited
coinage of gold and silver at the present
Ielal ratio of Us TO I. without waiting for
tho aid or consent of any other nation.
ISilued.1 w. j. BRYAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
ROW AT AN INDIAN SHOW
Special to the Register.

SDoCi1I % N" ICEIsIOT-
Wayne. w Va. November "a
travelling Indian show, touring the
country i'm wagons struck this place
last night to exhibit An alteration
took place between the door-keeper
and some outside parties, in which sew
eraI shots were fired, none of which
took effect. One of the wagons was lit
orally cut to pieces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
AFTER THE sPoILs ALREADY.

special to the Register.
tSTir.AND. Ky. November ALREADY
,tero are four prospective applicants for
.,,l. .,os+omce here circulating petitions
and soliciting the public support mere
are two others working IN the o.'rN an"
prospects OF three more entering 'he race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
rT-T.FILL YOUR PROMISE.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
parl,ershurg. W Va. November g.
,1assre BENTLEY & Gerwig, proprietors
80 't't'r' H. bio furniture factory here, have
posted a notice in their factory that NC
KinIev's election will give their men
biobar wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
KENTUCKY CLAIMED
BY the cIuciunah-rimes star for McKin-

By INC NInclnnhII- ! lIlts NIdI tut -"
ley.
CINCINNATI. O.. November 6.-The
Times-Star has received the returns from
Leslie county. KY. which gives Republi-
can plurality of Sil. and with complete re-
turns from all the counties Of Kentucky.
announces that Mckinley has plurality
of 67G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
ALL WERE HAPPY.
Marietta Republicans Jollify over the VIC
tory. and Democrats over the Good Work
Accor,nIieed

Special to the Register.
MARIETTA. o.. November 6.-The Re-
publicans held a Mckinley jollihcation
here tonight that was one of the largest
demonstrations i'm the city's history. The
main feature was the carrying OF an
American flag 10y every person in line
Large numbers of Bryan men illuminated
their homes and jollihed over the splen-
did showing made 10y the silver cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
TYLER COUNTY COMPLETE.

TYLER COUNTY COMPLETE.
Special to the Register.
SISTERSVILLE. w. Va. November g.
Following is the official vote of Tyler
county:
Observation-Disclosures. 2t3o; Bryan 17SS;
McKmley's majority 6i2. Congress
Dovener. @ 243i. Arnctt, l7S0; Dovener's ma
iority. 65t Governor-Atkinson. 2.42S;
Watts. L7Sl: At<nson's majority, 6ii.
Judge-Freer 2427: Duty. 1,7S1; Freer's
majority. GO State Senate-Farr, 2.42S;
Jenkins 1872; Farr's majority, G26 Dele
gate district-Shan 2.Hj; Umstead l.
al; Shanors majority. ga. Legislature
hughes 24lN. Nissan. 1.IN6; Hughes MAJ
iorty. G32 Sherin-Pvlc 1924: Ste3ley, l.
SIS: Pyle's majority. 1876 Prosecuting At
torney-Stricking 2122; Mccoy. 2o5S;
Strickliugs majority. "a. Assessor-NYil-
cox. 2.266: Jamison. 1Sl5; Wilcoxs ma
iority. 42o. Clerk Circuit Court-MayfeId.
9.3N2: Allen. 1.7S1: Mayheld's majority COL.
Clerk County Court-Eickman, 2.44G:
Sweeney. LEO: Hickmans majority, CSC.
Surveyor-Warner, 400; Moore. 1,S37;
Warmers majority. 5GG. County Commits
sioner-Uuderwood, 231; Foster 1,N03;
Underwood's majority. SIS
This makes an average Republican ma
iority Of Gao. The latest figures received
to-day show that Perry A. Shanor, for
House of Delegates. was defeated by l13.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
FOUR SLEEK BANK F1RGE28.
New York Police Succeed in Breaking
Up a Dangerous Gang.

They Have Been Operating Ezton-
sively in the West, by Means Of
Counterfeit Drafts Made by One
of Their Number, Who Is q Litho-
grapher - Succeeded in Passing
Bogus Paper Upon Merchants,
Banks and Hotels at Many Points.
One, Who Goes Under the Name
of Thompson, Caught I'm New
York, Turns States Evidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
lrKINLEY Is ELECTED;
Vow Go Ahead and Get Out That Timber
More Power to the Nicolas if They Keep


Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg. W Va, November g.
The dav before the election George
Ecker, proprietor of the saw mill at
Nicollete. operated by Nicola Bros, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, called the men together
and read them a letter from the pro
prietors. saying in the event of Mckin-
ley's election. to order 900 rafts of tim
Der. and if Bryan was elected to close
down indefinitely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Charleston. w. Va, November G.
A reporter of the Register called on
Hon. w A. Ohley, secretary of the
State Democratic Committee, to-day
and called his attention to the fact that
the Democratic vote in West Virginia
at the recent election was as large, if
not larger, than it was in 1892, while
there was an unusually large increase
in the Republican vote.
He was asked if he could explain the
unprecedented increase in the Republi-
can vote while there was no apparent
falling off in the Democratic vote.
Mr.. Ohley said he had not seen the
official returns yet and until he did he
did not care to venture any opinion
on the matter. He was, however, well
satisfied that voters were colonized and
brought here from Virginia and Penn
sylvania and distributed along the line
of the Norfolk & Western Railroad, and
also into the counties along the Ohio
River TO what extent this was done
Mr.. Ohley could not tell.
1t is very evident that fraudulent
schemes were worked to increase the
Republican vote in Kanawha county,
whether by colonization or repeating,
or both, cannot be ascertained.
The vote in this county for Watts
was 1859: for Atkinson, 6,S71; total.
11,730. The Peoples Party and Pro-
hibition vote is not known.
in 1892 MacCorkle received in Kama
wha. 4.63O; Davis, 5oo1; Burt, Pro-
hibitionist, 152; Bassell, Populist, 1873;
total, 9921
Thus it appears that the two leading
candidates for Governor in 1896 got
1850 more votes than all four o. the
candidates for Governor in 1892
1t is safe to say that the vote Of Ka-
nawha was increased in 1896 at least
1000 over that of 1892
There has certainly not been that
much of an increase in the voting pop
ulation. It is believed that there was
a great deal of repeating done in
Charleston, as we'll as other parts of
the county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-07
ANOTHER KILLING SCRAPE,

An Old Feud Causes Murder Near Mate
wan The Murderer Is Still at Large.
Special TO the Register.
Wayne. W. Va. November 6.-News
has JUS reached here Of killing scrape
near Ma,ewan. in which Charlss VIII
liams Instantly killed man named Nc
Collision. The trouble was caused over
an old feud. Williams has not been ap-
pretended.
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Most Perfect Made.
% Years the Standard

dse.on 70 be performed by the Huntington
and Portland railway pcstcflce. The dis
lance 10 thereby decreased forty-seven
miles making che whole distance 34 miles.
The lire viii be known as the Spokane
and walia waIla railway postcsace.
TIE run OF the Hun tington and Portland
railway postal clerks has been changed
so as to cover service between Pendleton.
waIia wglsa and waIlnia. and Urnaiiila,
or. iG miles. taking up that portion OF
the pendie.on and Spokane railway post
Office between WaiIa WzIia and Pendleton.
The service from Pendleton, via Echo,
20 rmatiiia. forty-four miles, 70 be per
formed by closed po3ches. The whole
distance is 4ss miles There VIII be no
change in the designation OF the railway
postof.ice.
The following changes in the star sched-
ule are announce6; Vancouver to Hope
well. leave Vancouver Tuesday and FRI
day at 10 a m; leave Hopeweii Wednes-
day and Saturday at 1910 a. m. La Gen.
ter to Anboy, leave la Center Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at L m: leave
Arboy on same days al 8 a. m. Clifton to
Port Orchard. leave Clifton daily except
Sunday at 10 a. H.: leave PORT Orchard
daily except Sunday at 1870 p. m. The
star service from Vancouver to Proebstel
has been Increased TO twice q week. ieav-
ing Vancouver on Monday and Friday at
] p. m, and Proebstel on the same days
az a. m. White Salmon 10 TroptIake,
leave White Salmon Tuesday and Satur-
day a, a. m: leave Troutiakc or. Monday
and Friday al a. m.
The president has signed the commission
Of Franklin H. NJ. Hill as postmaster at
Skye. Wash.
The posioffice at Drano. Skamansa coun-
". has been discontinued. The mail will
hereafter be taken to Chenowith
The president has signed the commission
OF James oGrady as postmaster at Pal
schie. Wash.
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Get on TO the Northern Pacific fly,

The change Of time via the Northern
Pacific enables passengers to leave Seat
tie daily at $40 D. m, reaching ST. Paul
and Minneapolis In sixty-six hours AMI
Chicago in seYenty-nine hours lincoln.
Neh-. at less noon of tire third day. orna-
ha al i:o6. St Joseph at 5:5a, Atchison a.
$50. Leavenworth at 3.s5 and Kansas CITY
at sos p m. 81. Louis at .:l5 q m
You can see from this that the North-
ern Pacific Is faster than any other Inc
20 all points, and. IL you win compare
schedules. you will see the Northern pa
citc beats ali other lines into Lincoln
tventy-three hours. St Joseph thlrty-one
hours. Atchison thirty-one hours. I,4ay-
cnworth thirty-two hours and Kansas
City thirty hours. where immeiiate con-
nections are made in Union depots FOR ali,
points south and southeast
Don't forget thst the Northern Pacific
IL the only line running two trains daily
10 the East. the only line making close
connections with only one change Of cars
TO all southeastern points. the only line
to the Yellowstone National Park ard Inc
Pullman and dining car route from ssat-
tie
For fun Information. tickets. sleensny
car reservations. etc, cali on or Tr,,e
], A Nadsau, General Agent. corner T-Irs,
avenue and fesler way. Seattle. Wash
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Roland Rerd.s Orafnrr

Wherever Roland Reed presents his
latest success, The Politician" he Is
called before the curtain for a speech. He
has made SO many OF them be has begun
to imagine himself quite an orator. on
one occasion IN ST. Louis he had made
what he considered his happlsst oratoricaI
effort. and in cafe after the performances
he was pluming himself on It. when his
attention was called to a party cf young
men az a n adjoining table. They had seen
The Politician" and we're unanimous IN
their approval. Their remarks. however.
were veered 70 Mr. Reeds oratory. What
was the matter with the speech, anyway
Wasn't i bright. witty and to the poir1. -
Yes. was the reply. I'll wasn't half bad
IL fact. u ~as pretty good, higt 10 ten the
truth. I'd rather hear Tngersoll any time. -
The comedian recovered with the aid Of A
physician Mr. Reed xau appear at the
Seattle theaier Monday IN The Palifs-
clan and Tuesday in Lend Me Your
Wife
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Washington pn-rnn,ce..

Washington city. May Especial. Gil
bert 7. Sherwood has been appointed post
master a, Rena. Ciallasn county. TO sue
coed William ~ Rsasine. who has re-
signed.
AStar service has been established from
Sfeilscooin - Sec. three and a half MI 5
and back. three times a week. by schesl-
Me o. net 70 exceed one hour running
time each way. This service Will be estah-
nshed June !.
4 star service has been established from
Janean To Circle CITY IN. o. To carry let
ter mail only. SS miles and hack, six
round trips during The period from June
J. iSd. &c June -. 1897. the service 20 be
performed on the following schedule.
Leave Juneau June 8. July S. August I
september :, October I. iSsS and June :
1881. Arrive al Circle City June - I.i,y
- August -. September IS October ~
iSsi. and June IS. 1877. Leave Circle CITY
Jgne g. Jaiy =. August -. September "a
October y. lSsS. and Jane Ia iSsT Arrive
az lanoaa city July IL Angus, 10 seq.
tern vr ~ October ~ November u. tNsS
ana June p 1857
\ stea rnboat service has been eSfsh-
lshed from Port Town scust 30 setsr,eygue
seven mites and back. ak times a wet
by schedule satisfactory to he dey,ar,.
meat. from JUNE I. ISL 70 June 81 ,ssS
The poztolfice at Ianrss.Ss-, So. =. :.
cefatv. has evrn discontinued IRE 80,
NH hereafter ~ taken 20 Spokane re
star service from sasuicsoa 30 s,,os,-e
has been discontinued
The special service 20 Bee. Pierre ee,,--
IT, from Meridian. NH De dlscortinvea
Nste~ May 81.
Tire p0stosssce Al Vance. Lewis esnrt,
has been changed enc ana rrs-fo,.rfh
srlies sau.h, Rasals I. Sger hes hssn an
pointed postmaster az this Office
The run % tire Spokane ana Persfstor
or. railway postal clerks has Nees, c,rr.
tailed 80 as 10 end az WSIsa walia ieav-
rs service between Walia Walla aaa Pom
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WA. 4iSr NOTES.

Steamer Al X Is expected from Alaska
some time today.
steamer W. r. Monroe brought In forty
tons OF hay yesterday morning.
Bark Germanls. Capt. Pearson. has been
repainted and eoPpered al San Francisco.
British ship Yarkand. 1871 tons, VIII
take on a cargo OF lumoer al Port Blake
ley for Calcutta
American ship b. p Cheney. i.2eo tons.
has been chartered by W. Frese Il Co 10
hal.
Gamble. ltLeing 57i tons of lumber Tor
honolulu. She Is chartered by Pope a
Talbot.
Steamer Greyhound. commencing next
Monday. VIII make three trips daily 20
The route.
American bark Gen. Fairchild, 1897 tons.
has been chartered BY John Kosenfeid..
IONS 10 load coal at Nanaimo for San
Francisco.
Ship Richard III. from comox. entered
has i.Vio tons Of coal aboard and Is bound
for Alaska.
Steamer Excelsior. chartered by the
Alaska Commercial Company, VIII Ia Ke
unga island. Aieska.
Schooner Norman sunde was in yester-
uay with 1000 pounds OF halfhuf The
captain says the weather Is very rough
on he banks and fish scarce The Sunds
VII sail again In two or three DAYS.
schooner Ella C.. Capt. Greer. came in
from the fishing banks with about 10 Oai
pquncs OF halibut yesterday. The Elie
L Is the oid-lpoklng craft which excited
SO much amusement when she .irsl made
heF appearance on the water front.
American ship John C. Potter. now ,aad
ING seattle Coal ana Iron Company coal
az smith cove for San Francisco Is
Chartered by he Central Coal C.ornps-v-
She carries f,lSz tons. The crew was pafsi
on al the custom house yesterday.
Steamer Transit sale. for Csn.ra,
America Thursday night Al Q o-,lork sshs
went directly 10 sea. making no st9ps a,
points on the Sound. The cargo - est
mated TO be worth about $1,000. and IL
MADE W OF all conceivable kinds of rner-
chardiss ~
Capt Thursterson. formerly master a,
ths steamer Transit. says that he had
made arrangements with the stearnshiu
company 10 return 20 Norway several
Gays before the collision Of the Transit
With the Monterey. ard therefore tina
statement thar the eccfdent was the cause
OF MS leaving the ship is not true.
Tho stroller =. the water front heard
the familiar cry yesterday Boat 10 the
Monterey, only Is cents round trip." am.
as usual the boatmar answered the r,lss-
ton as 10 how long the mo1itor Is 70 re-
NAN with. This Is your last Chance
she leaves AZ 6 O'Clock tomorrow morn.
inE, captain told me So A number =.
sailors we're At work taking of the ,,.vy
boiler pipes Tor the Monterey The err,Isa-
VIII be here several weeks
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i.ec,nre on III. X Ray.

Pref. Edwards win deliver lecture at
the university Of Wash ngton tonight un-
der the auspices Of the Phiiomatksan Soci-
ETY.. His subject is Electricity and Mag
nstism," and he will give special attention
to the latest discovery OF science, the
cathode ray. The lecture will be Mus
trateS with numerous experiments with
the most improved Instruments. All friends
OF the university and science are cordially
invited.