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Egypt. Great Cotton Crop.

The Egyptian cotton compromises 10 DO
the largest ever known. IL Is estimated
that IL will amount 10 6,00o, 900 cantars
(570, 900, 900 pounds).
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wANTED-An active man to represent a sue
eessful Rhode Island corporation: good income
assured to the right man. Address y. o. Boz sr,
City. ss-st
WANTED Choir boys for St Stephens Episco-
pal Church choir; boys OF good character, from III
TO II years OF age, and with some natural ability
for singing. may apply; they will receive pay shd
also instruction In singing Address w . Rhodes,
4 D Box iy6 $50
WANTED -Experienced statesmen 10 sell our
high grade lubrioating oils ana greases; liberal
and satisfactory terms made with good men Equt-
table Refining Company. Cleveland. SEQ
WANTED Salesman for Rhode Island and
Connecticut territcrys liberal salary Address fos
Greenwich ct. New York Sd
TEN FRIGHT MEN 20 prepare tor examination
for goyernme Mt positions. TO be held In Providence
soon. Five thousand appointments TO be made;
splendid chance. Particulars as to salaries. date,
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Washington. d. q. s6-l
EvERYwHERE-Men at home OF travelling. TO
advertise "Army and Navy" soaps and other spec
ialties; tack signs to fences, barns, distribute
circulars place samples orders, collect etc steady
position, salary siO weekly and all expenses.
echa:er Bros, Milwaukee. Wis SIS
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ABSOLUTE DIVORCE

On 30 days residence, good in any state.
Write HOGGART Il CARUTHERS, for
full particulars. at their Eastern Office,
11s Fuller street, New Youk. jy3i-6w
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DIVORCES quietly and legally obtained Tor
eight causes Dolman s. Busttner, attorneys
~ law. Established Is years. highest refer
snces given. 1873 Arch st., PHI. ax0
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HELP WxNTED-FEMALEs

WANTED Girl about IS to take care OF two chi
dren during the day, IS 3Ashburtonst s,6
wANTED-Young girl TO assist in homework
and help lake care Of children Apply q Hussey
~ Canal st st6
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ADIRONDACKS.

Beautifully situated on the banks OF schroon
River the Riverside Inn; y mile from Paradox
Lakei miles from Schroon Lake. good shade;
pure spring water; vegetables fresh from the
farm. For terms address ID. Laymond, seve anee
N. Y. anlI-26t
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
GENTLEMAN desiring a pleasant home with
good table and fine roads for wheeling, near sta
tion. and 40 minutes from city terms 81 to 81 per
week, address box l2e Tenahy, N siee
oSSIPEE LAKE HOUSE. West Ossipee, N
Hon border large lake. miles long,
wide. beautiful scenery OF mountains, pleas
ant drives. fine place for fishing and cunning
that can be found for coming here, deer,
coon, partridge, squ6rels, woodcock, and
other small game. good board % To " per
week. II. j. Pascoe, Prop. ss-ot
SEPTEMBER RATES Deli ghtfully located
summer home high and healthy, offers special
rates to guests coming for september or October
Address spooner Hill House, sugar Hli. SIT
ELM TREE INN
Has 100 acres yersnda W feet longi one mile from
station; board and room 50; free ride every day.
Il o Box ais NOrthboro. Mass sjs
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. Camden. Ma
delightful Fall resort High location; grand Views;
mountains bay and Islands; nne table and service;
boating and livery; best mountain spring water;
perfect sanitary arrangementsi open until Oct
L o Marston. Proprietor 81 ~
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Personal.

WAETFD-.The house or working address OF
Jas Conley, formerly worked Atlantic Works.
East Boston. notify Goddard credit Co. 33p wash
ington ST. Boston. Mass sl0
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s. PER DAY AND $500 IN GOLD; DO YOU
want thsmP II so. send 81 for one OF the eel opra
ted Mexican Oil Homes and receive particular
how TO get them Address Mexican OIL Hone Co
syracuse NY slOD
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full information
rs TO local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta
tiOn and stations below.
TphIN ePpVJrp ppnM ppnvInrurp
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sITUA TIONS WANTED.

wANTE D.. Situation for general Office work
Oct lst by thoroughly competent LADY, good
penmRn. quick at lguaes and considerable know.
ledge of Bookkeeping Box SS5. Norwich, Conn
a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-27
TERpIRLE CYCIoNE.

Five Persons Lose Their Lives In KRnSAS.
Much Property DsStroyed.
TOPEKA, Kas., April 2s.-Flve per-
sons at least were killed outright; three
fatally AMI seventeen more or leas In
jured, and great destruction OF property
was wrought by cyclone which passed
over Clay county last night.
The dead are: Frank Peterson. VIE
and child: Mrs. ole Palverson and
grandchild OF Peterson; the Injured
belong the families OF John Morris, f.
welkin, Peter Anderson and II. Card
Passengers on the Rock Island train
from the north this evning brought par
tlaI details OF the cyclone. II started
about six miles south OF Clifton ana
went In a northeasterly direction for
twelve or fiften miles: then lost itg force
By spreading. It passed about half way
between Clifton and Morganville
It's track varied from $50 yards 70
quarter OF a mile in width. 10 tore
through a farming community anu
left nothing standing. Houses and barns
were wrecked, trees were torn up or
broken. fences leveled and hay stacks
blown in every direction. The cyclone
was followed by a terrific rain storm,
which lasted several hours, covering the
devastated district. "a IL
KANSAS CITY, No., April 2s.-A gpe-
cInl 10 the Journal from Clay Center
Kansas, places the number of Killed IN
last nights cyclone at eight. There are
r1ImotS Of other deaths south and west
Of Clifton and It Is feared that Nnen
communication with the stricken town
IS established, that the loss OF life VIII
be shown to have been very great The
wires to many points are down ana put
meagre details are obtalnable at MID
night a..
'Os Frank Peterson, wife and one daugh-
ter.
Ell Balthazer and wife.
Julius Trembly.
Jesse Hall.
Mrs. Halderson.
Daughter Of Frank Peterson, cannot
''Tsi Frank Wilkinson, cannot live.
Entire family Of John Norris, badly
nsi;stddl SIX Children of Ell Balthaser. more or
less Injured.
celved at 1880 this (Monday mornlns)
says: ~
Saturdays cyclone was far more ais- =.
0strous than at first supposed. IL u
new certain that nine persons were KILL
ed outright and more than twenty In
jured, many OF them fatally.
The little town Of Palmer, east OF con-
cordla, reports a number Injured.
was the most destructive storm this
section has experienced for years,
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ten months Of the year gone. the cus-
toms receipts have reached about Sl5l,-
OOOO0 With q fair prospect Of In
creasing TO So, 900 900, by the close Of
the year The estimate Of the receipts
from internal revenue sources was Slbs,-
100000. Up 10 this time they have
reached $40, 900 and It iB expected
that the figures for the completed year
VIII be about Slle,0O0.000.
The receipts from miscellane
sources are expected to slightly exceed
the estimates OF SIS, 900 900, M king the
tital receipts for the year about $751;
1000. The secretary'B estimate OF the
years expenditures was SS62, ,0oQ, 200.
which. according to his figures, would
leave a deficiency Of $17,0O0,og0 The
actual expenditures, however, Il 70 now
thought, win aggregate about $50, ,0oO,-
900 or $40 I000, 900 less than Mr.. Carli8le's
estimate in December last, 50 that the
deficit at the close Of the year, 1t is be.
lieVed, will not show any very material
change from Saturdays figures, $sb, 49,
423. This makes the total deacit for
the three fiscal years ending June 80,
1895. 3l3sssl, ,S12.
The Becretary's estimates at the time
they were made were believed by those
OF long experience In the department 70
be extremely conservative. The re.
ceipts from both customs and internal
revenues sources, however, have been
surprisingly low. and there does not
seem to be any immediate prospect OF
material improvements.
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RussY1I nor ANXIOUS.
Il NOT Z Candidate for the Democratic
Presidential Nomination and IL for
sound Money All Through.

Is Not Z Candidate for the Democratic
Presidential Nomination and IL for
sound Money All Through.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-The World
will tomorrow print the following
signed statement of Ex-Governor Will
lam E. Russell, OF Massachusetts, In
response to a question from one of It's
stan correspondence:
IT nm greatly surprised to hear that
the action OF the Massachusetts COM
vention has attracted any special atten-
tlon outside the state. While greatly
appreciated the compliment Of an en-
dorgement by my state, / am not seek
ing the nomination, nor am desirous
Of being the candidate, nor do wish
any movement made In any state In my
interest.
ION the contrary, have already ear
nestly requested that no such move
ment be made in any other state by
friends Of mine. Ny belief is that II "
all important that when the Chicagee
convention meets Its Delegates should
be absolutely free to. deliberate and act
clear OF all instructions or pledges OF
even expressed preferenCes-at least 80
far as am concerned. do not know
that any movement personal 20 me Is
contemplated. II 1t Is l request and In
slst that 1t should not be made.
''The Important thing now Is to make
every effort to have the Democratic
party take an absolutely sound POSI-
lion on the money question, without
evasion or compromise. believe this
IL Of vital consequence to the party Tor
its present and It's future.
81 think It would be neither right nor
wise TO attempt to avoid or strnddlo
this question by any ambiguous or
meaningless declaration. The time has
passed for that.
"The issue must be made and fought
out-I trust to n sound conclusion.
az believe that a President should so
into oflce unfettereI. Therefore, hold
firmly that could never be even can-
didate on a platform that was not In
accordance with my own principles
would never consent TO straddle ON
flnance, or any other public question.
should not go Into office bound by ham
nerinR declarations. restricted In the
power Of veto, helpless In authority.
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DYGART ARRIVES.
Terrible Ezpsrisneo Of an American in a
spanish Prison.

Terrible Expsrisnce Of an American in =
spanish Prison.
TAMPA, Fla, April 2s.-w. G. Dy-
CART, OF Greenwood, Ill, arrived here
this afternoon from Cuba, where he has
Just been released from prison. He has
been confined two months exactly. Dy-
gart left Havana on February %. He
was arrested In the province OF Havana
and palced in prison at Gulnes. The
only charge against him was that Span
ish soldiers found an old Sharpe gun
near the place where he was arrested.
II was OF very ancient make and no
cartridges are now made to tit us very
large callbre. He was given several so
called examinations, permission to
write to friends or the United states
consul was refused. but when he was
searched the soldiers failed to discover
several hundred dollars in paper money
concealed on his person. Soon after his
incarceration he bribed guard TO re-
port his case to the American consul,
paying twenty dollars, eighty to be
paid on receipt OF information that the
case has been reported.
On March 20 the guards handed MIN
a piece OF Spanish newspaper from
which he learned that the case had been
reported. March 2S Consul Williams
notified him that his release had been
requested. April % he was carried to
Havana and taken before a judge at
o'clock at night and informed that II he
would Sign n paper written In Spanish
he would be released, He found that
nothing taken from him was to be re.
turned. so he refused. Consul Williams
came down about 10 o'clock and his re-
lease was effected. Dygart says that
during the time he was in prison he
was confined in q room about sixteen
by eighteen feet Thirty-two other
prisoners were In the same ROOM The
drinking water was awful and kept him
sick a great deal OF the time. The food
was very scarce and Of decided poor
quality.
Dygart IS a placer miner from Idaho
and was simply out to the south during
the winter months when he could not
work. After he arrived In this city he
decided he would sec something Of the
tropics and concluded to go to Cuba
and did not car cto experience the de-
lay necessary TO get passport. He will
lay his case before the state depart
mcnt at once and ask that action be
taken as soon as possible In damages
against the Spanish government.
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rrraETs TElIPIAR pARouEE.
An Elegant EntsFtainmsnl BY Com
nandsr skinner, ofFalrmont.

An Elegant Entsrtainmsnl BY Com.
mandsr skinner, ofFaIrmont.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
FAIRMoNT. W. Va, April 2s.-The
complimentary banquet rendered Cruz
sade commandery No. 9, K. II. of this
place last night by its eminent COM
mander. Sir Charles L. Skinner, at the
r. F. Watson hotel, was one of the
finest ever participated in at this place.
Promptly at 1880 the guests assem-
hled, after conferrlng OF the remplar
orders on two postulates. T. L. Riddle
and Joseph E. Sands, IN the large dining
hall OF the hotel, which was beautifully
decorated with designs Of the order In
flowers and plants.
The menu consisted Of twelve courses
and only those who have partaken Of
the hospitality OF Mr. skinner can ap-
preclate the good things provided. At
ter the conclusion OF the banquet, short
addresses were made by John A. Zorn,
grand captain general OF the grand
commandery, Mr.. German. Of Louis
vile. KY, Governor A. B. Fleming,
George DeBolt, owen 8. Mckinney,
Fred r. Martin and others.
The music was furnished by Lyons
orchestra, OF this place.
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THE CUBAN WAR.

spaIiGFds who Defended Fort ZanjA
Congratulated by the Government.
HAVANA. April 26,-senor Marcelo
de Azcarraga, the minister of war, has
teIegraphed to the authorities here that
he considers the defense Of Fort Zanja
by a small Spanish garrison near Man
zanillo Id the provinces of Santiago
de Cuba, as glorious page in the Cu-
ban campaign anod that the queen re-
gent and the government offer their
CONCENTRATIONS to the heroic garrison.
1t is reported that Maxine Gomez has
effected a counter march and Is now at
Manajabans, fifteen miles from Villa
Clara
The insurgents opened fire upon the
forts of San ChrIstobal and their leader,
Federico Nunez, was seriously wound
A detachment Of sentinels which was
patrolIng the town OF sancti Splritus,
has killed Lieutenant joaquin Quinz-
anto and has seriously .wounded cor
poral. They mistoOk the two ohicers for
lngtirRentB
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BRIgp TgIEoRAMs.

sIr Henry Parkes. ox-premlcr OF New
South Wales, Ia dead
In the elections for the senate IN Spain
iOs NiniEtcrinlisis, 10 Liberals and Car
lists have been returned NO farA
Saturdays fire at Cripple Creek reil, en-,
deFcd 5G10 people homeless. Already
the work Of rebuilding has begun.
Al McMInnyllle. Tenn. o mob q thlr-
teen broke into the jail and took william
nnd Victor Hills out md hunE them,
It 10 foreEone concluG!on that MiGhi-
gan will elect fres silver delegation
10 the national Democratic convention
The gold standard people won in BoiesN
homo county In lowh yesterday; Tue cons
vcntinn split and the authorities mao 10
DO called In,
THO confession Of Minnie Allcn. the con.
vlct, that she had murdered montEomeIy
Gibbs. at Buffalo In April. iSi, has, been
repeated by hor before the STATE board
OF control. A letter from w. W. Pearson,
OF Buffalo. says no has been retained ~
attorney by the RoblnSonE, Serving lie
sentences for tho crime, TO lOcure ihelr
rCleaas Miss Alien says sho shot Glhbs,
her betrayer, for refusing to marry hor'
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 26.-The
Clearwater-De Orc pool championship
match which was stopped by the police
last night at midnight may go be de-
fault. The mtach, when stopped. stood;
Clearwater 665; De ORC b5S. De ORC
claims that as the match was not car
ried to It's legitimate finish. the trophy
reverts TO the donors-the Brunswick
Collender Company. Clearwater, on the
other hand, has notified De Orc that he
will be at the hall Monday night pre-
pared TO finish the match FROM where II
ended on Saturday night and will claim
the right to retain the championship,
which he held previous TO this match, II
DC ORC fnils TO meet him.
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s,rcJul Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 2e.-The
s.nate committee on commerce COM
nlated the rivers and harbors Bill yes
terday, and unless unforeseen circum-
stances shall intervene It will be re-
ported tomorrow. The provision for
the upper Monongahela is even better
than stated in the Intslllgencer yestsr-
day. In addition to the removal Of the
restriction in reference to the time for
letting the contract, Senator Elkins has
succeeded In increasing the appropria-
tIon for the improvement. The house
bill provided for $4,000 direct, with
sOOO, 900 contingent upon the purchase
Of the lower dams. The senate blllswlll
contain an appropriation to be made
Immediately available Of $l.2as, 900, the
last Item OF 10000 having been agreed
10 yesterday This, with the provision
for immediate continuous contract, VIII
Insure the completion Of the system to
Fairmont as soon as the work can be
accomplished
It is reasonably certain that the
amendments secured by Senator Elkins,
and agreed to by the senate committee,
will be approved by the house.
Hon. John W. Mason, ex-commission-
er OF Internal revenue. now OF Fairmont,
was n visitor 10 the capital yesterday.
Mr. A. W. Rapr, one NJ the managers
o, the TraderS hotel Of Clarksburg. was
also In the city yesterday, combining
business With pleasure and renewing
agreeable associations.
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were not captured IN spacas, they would
,certainly be delayed. The same thing
would happen II the line OF communl.
cation were cut and some point on It
strongly held. Tho beat speed the re-
lief column can make without hostile
obstruction win not bring Il TO Briu-
wayo until II Is urgently needed
The administration In Buluwayo IS
doing ali In It's power 10 increase his
stock and to provide against the cofi-
tlngency Of delay Of the RELIEF from
MafelIing. He has ordered that AL pas-
senger service be stopped In order 70
enable the coaches from the south to
be used in bringing In the available
supply OF meal. It Is said also that an
arrangement has been made with a
friendly chief for further supplies, and
these It IS hoped. win tide over the needs
OF the community until they are better
provided for.
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MACE0 SURPRISES THEN.

The Cuban Leader Sends Troops Acrols
the Trncha.
NEW YORK. April 27.-A dispatch to
the World from Havana says: Gener-
al Maceo has given the spanlards a
shock by sending Bertnudez and sainz
across the Trocha with thousand men.
The Cuban leader himself has not yet
tried to cross the elEhtcen-mile barrier
OF trenches, fences and forts which the
captain general has thrown across the
narrow part OF Cuba to imprison the
dread mulstto cavalry leader in the
eastern end OF the island and force him
TO surrender or h-..t 1000 Spanish
troops with his half naked and hungry
followers.
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BOLD SAYAGES.
The British Troops Have Another
Desperate Fight
AGAINST OVERWHELMING ODDS.

A Detachment Attasssd By Threo Thou-
rand warriorS-En3land Rapid Fire
Guns DO Great Damages In ths Ensulss'
Ranks-Tho Africans show Great MN.
tary Shrswdns,,-Ths Unsalinsss At
Buluwuyo InereaSes-Danger OF Run.
ming short or fPrOvisiOns-Rsllsf E1ps.
ditiOn Earouts.
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X. sARRfEa FAILS
In Ills ERort 10 Form cabinet and will
Try ApAtn,


Try Again.
PARIS, April 26.-M. sarrlen, minis
ter OF the Interior in the retiring Bour-
geols cabinet, who had been summoned
by President Faure to form a ministry,
has finally informed President Fnufe
that he finds himself unable to form n
conelilatlon cabinet. NJ. Sarrien's plan
was TO form cabinet containing rep-
fescntatives OF different political
rronps, In the hope OF thus securing
united support for the government In
fhc chamber OF deputiea He had al
ready forcshndowGd TO President Faure
that he had slight hopes OF affecting
this object, but he reserved hts dpcllnu-
zion on the task until he had consulted
with the political leaders In the cham
Ger. Last night was given up to those
consultations. with the result above in-
n ia believed that President Faurc
viii rr-summon NJ. Sarricn to the pnl-
nee OF the Elysce Tomorrow and Will
urge him to make another effort TO form
q cabinet.
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BETTER
Than Anything Hoped for by West
Virginia Interests.
RIVERS ANDHARBORS MEASURE.

Tho Amsnd,nsnt sseur'd by Senator
E,Eln. In the Senate Committee In
sr.ns. the Appropriation fOr ths Upper
JonOnEnhela River to Nearly . aiIiliOn
and a Quarter DOnnu-Tho Weeks
congressional ProErhmms-Ssnats and
Ifou,s Menrarss.
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we rRHAsuRY pEHIclT.


inS-The shortage In ThTto Years
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2s The
treasury deficit for the fiscalycarendIng
June 30 1895. viii be approximately
tlj.OoO,OOO. This is the opinion Of Of
rclal' and others best qualified to make
an Intelligent estimate Of the resulte Of
the ilrcal operations OF the year In his
annual estimaios, sent TO Congress nt
tho beginning Of the present session. the
secretary Of the treasury estimated the
receipts from customs during tho fiscal
year at 9t72,00O,0Oo 50 far, with nearly
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NEW YoRK-Mnasdam Rotterdam;
Palntla, Hamburg; La Bretngne,
Hnvre; zaRndam, Amsterdam. Sailed
-Anchoria, Glasgow.
ERPOOI.-PArisian, Portland.
SDUTHAiPTON-SaRlc. New York.
QUEENSTOWN = Salled-Lucanla,
New York.
London,
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For West virginia, partly cloudy wealth
ery; probably local thunder storms dur
ing the day; easterly to aouthcrly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
Increasing cloudlness. probably locnl
rains by Monday night: fresh to brisk
eastcrly Winds ahiftlng TO southcrly.
I,OrRi Temperature.
The temperature Saturday as observed
by &, ScinCpf, drugglHt, corner -Four.
tGenth and Market streets, was uJ FOL-
lows:
IA. m.,,,.,.,.,. $50 y. m,."."....". n
ga. m,..,..'''.''' w, p. ,'.'';;,,,;..'''' -
u m...,,...., .s.s.s NINealhef-tulr.
sunday,
IA. rn..,...,.,"., IVY p. m,.....'",,,,,, 70
ga. m,.....,,.,..,, bill j. m,,.......,,... n
u m......,. .."..., 7siWeRther-Clcar
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The winners have been named.

The winners have been named.
The Republican primary election did
more than select county and district
candidates.
1t also told the world that the Repuii-
can strength In Ohio county is nearly
twice as great as the Democratic
strength. At Saturdays primaries the
total vote for the Ave candidates for
sheriff was s,S59. The Saturday betors.