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fienornI annrllnr Nnlea.

And Pittsburgh won an opening
game.
That boy Friend. chieago's md, must
be a "beaut,"
Looks unusual to see the Orioles q
the tail end Of the procession.
With Wagner and Barrett, the Nall
ers would look stronger on paper than
they do now.
The Little Mccues yesterday defeat
ed the Little Browns In a game Of base
ball. Score. 10 to 2.
Dick Padden surprised the natives BY
his clever playing In yesterdays game,
He covered a great deal Of ground
Pittsburgh Leader.
The Wheeling management should
get the team together at once. All the
other Interstate teams are now doing
their preliminary work. Sound the
"ten blow" cali, Captain Jack"
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MEMPHIS, April 16.-The track at
Montgomery Park to-day was light
ming fast, and 1000 visitors picked win
ners with alarming regularity. Sum-
First, six furlOngs-sIlnerva won;
time, f:fG
Second, four and a half furlongs-
Sulsun won; time. :56.
Third, four furlongs-ollean won;
Fourth, one mlle-Flylng Dutchman
won; time. l:43&.
won; time, 1853.
Sixth, six furlongs-Roy Lochlel
won. time. 1:l6A.
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DETROIT, April G-Representatives
of the trOtting associations of Detroit,
Cleveland Columbus, Saginaw, Fort
Wayne, indianapolis and Buffalo, met
here to-day TO form a new grand circuit
for 1896, and decide upon the dates OF
meetings, classes, etc. Columbus, Fort
Wayne and Indianapolis are now mem
bers, succeeding eastern cities, which
have quit on account Of Hgid anti-pool
Is as yet undecided, the result being de-
pendent upon the passage by the New
York senate OF the pool law which has
already passed the assembly. II Is as
sured that upwards Of $225,0O0 will be
offered In prizes on the circuit
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WEST VIRGINIA. soLDIERs.
AnEGOrt to Form an Organization OF ths
Union Veterans.

An Effort TO Form an Organization Of the
Union Veterans.
Last evening at Egertsr's hall. rep
resentatives from several OF the batter
les and regiments OF West Virginia
Union troops, met for the purpose of
setting on foot movement to form an
organization Of the surviving veterans
who fought In West Virginia regi-
ments Representatives were present
from Carlin'S battery, Battery II, FIJI
tenth and Twelfth Infantry and First
Cavalry. Circulars are to be sent out
to the veterans all over the state and a
meeting to form the new organization
will probably be held In the near future.
1t Is proposed that a yearly reunion
of the West Virginia veterans shall be
held. This movement should meet
with hearty support. The veterans are
fast departing for their eternal home
and while here should be bound by the
closest ties.
West Virginia, by the way, furnished
more Union troops in the late war than
any other state, in proportion to popu-
lation. In addition, the draft was never
necessary in this state during the en-
tire course Of the war.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.
TiRUsTEE's SALE.

TlRUsTEE's SALE.
BY virtue Of a decd of trust made. by
Mary b. HosilnBon and Georse W. HOS,
kiuson, her husband, to the undersigned
trustee, dated tho Slst day Of January,
A. D. 1881, and recorded In tho clerks Of.
ice Of the County Court OF MarBhall
County, West Virginia, IN deed q trust
book No. 10, pages l01 and l0l, VIII on
SATURDAY, THE sTH DAY OF MAY.
A. D. 1886
beginning at 10 O'Clock a, M. Of said last
mentioned date, at tho premises 70 DO aoiQf
sell at public auction to tho highest ana
best bidder. the following described reAl
estate that Is TO say, Lot number nine.
teen 0s) as plated by q. y. MeMeehen tn
the Town Of McMechen, In the county Of
Marshall, in the state OF West virginia.
Said lot fronts fifty feet on McMechen
avenue and extends back one hundred e s.s5
inches 10 a tweiye-toot atiey, and Y the
same property granted and conveyed 70
the said Mary y, HoskinaOn by deco dateq
November I, 1890, and recorded tn 8Aid
clerks once In deed book No. 3, folio -.
The said lot number nineteen Clsl VII p
said deed OF trust, that no unnniaheq
s sS S ,S SSsh tSsSy Is s. set " t
street on which the said lot fronts,
TERMS OF 6AIIE-One.thlrd OF the purs
chase money, or as much more aS ine puts
chaser may elect. In cash, and the BALANCE
In equal lnBtRllmontu, payable IN one ana
two years, respectively, from the dAy OF
sale, the purchaser giving tor each Of Ine
deferred instnllments OF the purchase
money his note, with good personal 1eeus
Tity, bearing interest from the GATE %
salo, and the title 10 the property sold g
bO retained as security for the payment o.
such notes until paid In full. or the pays
ment OF said notes 10 be secured By oe0q
or trust on the property sold,
GEORGE B. CALDMHLLA
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tsisssg .. II. GGSSSSSSS9 ~ :;


WASHINGTON, April l6.---A quorum
Of either house probably might have
been obtained with more readiness ht
the National hnse bail park to-day than
at the Capitol. Many others in official
circles were present Rtths opening game
between New York and Washington,
which tho homo team won, 0 TO .. II was
as fine bhse bail weather ha could be
desired. A band was IN attendance.
The game was well played, except In
the ilfih inning, when the home team
tailed Ave runs. The play which
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NEWMARKET, England, April 49,
There were eleven starters including
Pierre Lorillard,s King Of Bohemia, in
the race to-day for the flying handi-
cap plate 1903 soverelgns FIVE furlongs.
]. A. MIller's Barney Hill won with
Mr.. Dobelfs Chinca second. The Amer
lean horse was not placed.
Sixteen horses went TO the post in the
double trial plate, Including Mr.. Pierre
IIorillard's Dia, which was not plac-
ed, The course was five furlongs and
the plate was Of 200 sovereigus for
-year-olds =. Fosters High Chan
cellOr won.
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FORT WAYNE, April 15.-The Fort
Wayne club left here tonight for Terre
Hnute. where they play tomorrow and
Friday. The team is as follows: Gre
gieT. catcher; Swayne, carTick, Knell,
pitchers; George Tebeau, first base;
Thurston. second base; Lynch, short
stop; Blake, third base; Sumner, Grey,
and Pitcher, out1eld. thinner went
with the team and mny play Saturday
at indianapolis. He will Join the Cleve-
lands in Cincinnati.
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nav at Toledo, jackson at Fort Wayne,
New Castle az WaHhlnston.
September >, 49, October wheeling ct
New Castle, Washington at youngstown,
Toledo at Saginaw, Fort Wayne AZ Jack
son.
october Z. z. 6-Wheellng a. YoungS-
town. Washington at New Castle.
October 2, :, Effort Wayne q Toledo,
jackson At Saginaw.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April ls.-1oseph
ChoynslEi, champion heavyweight Of
the Pacific coast, VIII box eight rounds
tonight with Tom Sharkey. SharlEey
was formerly a sailor at the Mare Is
land navy yard and his friends believe
he win put Choynsd to q severe test
The betting, however, s. two TO one in
favor Of ChoynskL The contest will
take place before the national athletic
Mini
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Earned runs, Cincinnati !, Pittsburgh !.
TVo-base hits, Ely, Merritt, Bierbauer,
3. smith, Burke. BecIfey. Three-base
hits, irwin, q. Smith. Stolen base, Burke.
Double plays, BierbauOr, Ely and Beck
Hawley q mt by pitched ball, by Rhines
l. Struck out, b. Rhlnes 2; by H1Mley
2: by Fisher 1. Sacrifice hits, Lyons, Ely.
wild pitches, Rhines 2 Time, 2:25. UNI
nIra Emaiih
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I IS PERMANENT.

Prof. Levitt. who has charge q
the optical department Of the Dillon,
Wheat & Haneher Company, has
met with great success, and, being
a very competent oouliSt he io pre-
pared to deal with gu clA9seS q q.
with the iirm permanently, " ohargo
or this department, ana treat atten+
tion Will Sc paid TO all mAttera com.
ing under hla care. u u the Alm o.
me aFHl 20 provide the most eompe.
tent diAgnoila and trcetment Ter qes
focta OF vision, - Well - tne ISL
4 Cordial Invitation 10 extended 70 al
10 cali and consult Pref, Levitt
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WHEELING PARKS opening next
Sunday will be attended by thousands Of
Nvhsellng'a best people, Grand Concert
will commence ut 2i30, aud In case OF bad
weather will take place In the elegant
Park Casino. W., 4 II. q. r, II. trains
win leave every Hour. Round trip, tns
Guiding admission, Csc.
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Flrst--Storm King, Agent.
Second-Forget. Blue Ribbon.
Third-Mania, Rey Del-Mar.
Fourth-Maret, Billy Mckenzie,
Ffth-Panjandrum, Joe. o. 6ot
Sixth-Begue, Miss Clark.
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fnn rInh Mnt 40.

The secretary of the Wheeling Gun
Club takes pleasure in announcing that
the club Is already out of debt with q
small surplus In the treasury. To ac-
commodate few shooters the grounds
will be open to-day at p. m. for spe-
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ciai practice. All sportsman are invited
TO &c preseat and fake part. Anyone
Wishing 20 join the new club can do so
by addressing the secretary, y, A. Penn,
1900 Market street.
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B BSfss M. 3 s5S SS1&5 i

Earned runs, Boston 2; Philadelphia /.
Two-base hits, Lowe, Duhy 2, Long.
out, Tucker, Taylor, Delehanty, Clements,
Brouthers. Double plays, Nicholas. Tuck
or and Collins; Lowe, Long and tucker;
Byouthers and Clements. Batteries,
Nichols and Camel; Taylor and Clements
Umpire, Lynch. Time, 900.
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.sRriel[ Yarllt KennedI,a %.

BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE season
was opened here before q crowd Of about
Il, 900 people. The Baltimores played q
eurprisinEly poor game for them in the
reid. McMahon's pitching was good
enough to win nine out OF ten games.
Kennedy waS in great form for Brook
lyn and up 10 the sixth inning was hit
Tor two hits. The batting and run-get-
ting Of LaChance, together with the bat
ting Of Anderson and the all around
PLAYING Of Shindie. despite his two err
rors. were the features. Doyle's FIRST APP
pearSnce WaS a success. he accepting
every chance IN the field and showing
up vel at the bat Attendance 1920.
Score;
BeaaRlSH . % 81 u s :
Earned runs, baltimore /; Brooklyn 2
Tw0-baAe hits, Daily, coreoran. stolen
bases, Doyle 2, Keeler, Kelly, Shlndle,
Batteries, McBIahon and Robinson: Ken
nedy and Grim. Struck out, McMahon
=: Kennedy Z. Passed balls, Robinson i
Grim j. Time. 2;O5. Umpire. Keete.
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n.rtInnnI lInnea AHnIn.

September Is, &c. 1T.-wheeling at Wash
inEton, New Castle at youngstown, To-
ie1o at Fort Wayne, Saginaw At Jackson,
September IS, 10, 20-WnshinGton at
Wheeling, Jackson ut Toledo, Saginaw
at Fort Wayne, Youngstown at New
September q, a, Anew Castle ut
wheeling, Fort Wayne at Saginaw, To-
lsdo at Jackson, Youngstown at Wash
ington.
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R Re.aRf2S II. 10 : 1873 / = 8
TWentyJThreo Thousand People.

PHILADELPHIA. April 16.-The
opening OF the championship season In
this city was sIgnaliLed by crushing
defeat FOR the PfIiiadeiphias, the Bos-
tonians having everything their own
way from the start. When Mayor War
wick tossed the first ball to the UNI.
plre, over $1,000 people were on the
grounds, and the crush outside was 50
great that the doors had to be closed
and thousands turned away. The vlsl-
tors victory was largely due to the in
ability OF the PhIllies to hit Nichols, al
though three fumbles by Cross at crit
zeal iunctures proved costly. Score:
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vile.
The base ball season is now on in full
Mas. Yesterday the opening games of
tsa national league season were played
The result is that some surprises were
snrpng. For instance It was not sup
D,sed that st. Louis would be able to
hat out Cleveland with Farmer
yonnr in the box, nor was 1t considered
AZ ali probable that Washington would
lad the Giants when the runs were
nonnted. The many admirers OF the
pittsburgh team were glad to hear OF
tbe downfall OF the Reds. The defeat
oStbe hard hitting Phillies on their own
Cronnds was unexpected, and Brook
irnS victory over the Orioles was q
trpdse party Of the first water. The
cores OF the games follow:
CINCINNATI. April 16.-Gray's errors
and Rhlnes' weakness in the sixth and
seventh innings lost the game for Gin
cnnau to-day Fisher was substituted
IN The eighth, but he too, was batted
freely, Hawley was hit hard, but not
snnsecutlvely, and save In the second
inning when two three-baggerS sent
George Smith around the bases, Cin-
clnnati scored no runs, Attendance
TIOO, the largest opening day under
The present management. Score:
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= ]. !. :. J. ! ] :. ! !. |.
~ THAT LUMP in a
man's stomach
which makes him Ire
,G ritahle and misera-
N leand unfit for bus
% ines or pleasure Is
caused by indiges-
ton. Indigestion,
like charity, covers
multitude Of sins.
!. : !. !. ! !. /. !.
3W The trouble may be
in stomach, ltyer,
bowels. Wherever It
is, It Is caused by the
presence Of poison
nj Va Gus, refuse matter
IA which Nature has
IhA been unable to nd
III NINA herself Of, unaided.
k AL In such cases wise
TN AL people send down
IN AN fittie health officer,
H perSonifed by one
Xxx Of Dr.. Pierce's Pleas
NAE ant Pellets, to search
NJ ont the seat of
trouble and remove
the canse. One lit
tie "Pellet" will remove avery big lump
and act as a gentle laxative. Two Pei
lets" are a mild catIarttc. A short
"coursen Of " Pellets will cure indiges-
tion Permanently. It will eEyS conSdpa-
ton, After that, you can stop taking
them. A good many pills act so NO
lently as to derange the system, and in
its disordered state, digestion will not
90 on without continued use Of the
pilla. That's the worst feature Of most
bills. DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets
uever make Slayes Of their users.
Dc, Pierce'S Pleasant Peilets-its an
easy game to remember. Don't let
designing druggist talk you into some
thing Just as good" He makes more
money on the "iust % good" kind.
That's why he would rather sell them.
Thats why you had better not take
them.
ways in favor, 50 a free sample package
"a 10 dosesl Is sent TO any one who
asks. Worlds DispenSary Medical As
ISOLATION, Buffalo, N. Y,
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ST. LOUIS, April f6.-Fifteen th0us-
and people passed through the stiles at
SportBman's Park to-day to witness the
opening game OF the National League
season between the Spiders and the St
Louis Browns. The Browns Aeiding
was perfect while that OF the visitors
WAS not up to the standard set by last
years games won by the Spiders. They
made two costly errors. Breitensteln
was IN good form and pitched a won
dcrful game, while Young was hit some
what more freely, Monte Cross as
short stop, made several stops and his
excellent throwing caught the crowd
who was willing to accept him as
worthy successor OF Ely. Weather fine.
Score:
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LOUISVILLE, April 16.-The largest
crowd ever at League Park saw Chica-
go down the home team IN n brilliantly
played game to-day Friend had the
ColOnels ut his mercy while the colts
punched their hits on Frazer. Anson's
team played an errorless game and
catches made by Flynn and TRULY were
Of the sensational order. The usual pa
radc took place before the game. At
tendance 10000. Score.
RHE
Louisville 81 ooo99oo ~ 9 /?
Chicago .,....f O 0 0 0 - o
Earned runs. Louisville I; Chicago 2
Two-bHse hit. Dexter. ThrOc-base hit,
Dahlen Double plays, O'BTten (unaHHaiHt-
ed; TRULY. Dahien and Decker. Bat.
tJfies, Frazier and Warner Friend and
Eittrcdgc. Time, 1854. Umpire, Wfed-
man
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g paper a lO11 AlaIn slreet.
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s 81 aSHIP..,.SSS55 = i

Earned runs. st. Louis 1; Cleveland l..
Two-baEs hitE. Sheehan. Delehanty.
Three-base hits, DOwd. Cooley, Conner,
Shearon. Burkatt. Batteries, BreitenEteln
and Mcfarland: Young and O'COnner.
Umpire, Sheridan. Time, 1:i5.
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NOR RENT-LARGE UNFURNIsHBp
room on fiFBt moor. Separate en-
trance, Both gaSseS. 81 Fourteenth
.lraat.
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b'.Pq1FlIITs]
1..l

To-day's games-cleyel2nd At 81 b SSTIa,
btgSIpts Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, New
% %S,gS'a at Washington. Chicago at Louis
vile.
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Cleaning House,

IfyOu use JEWEL SOAP it win help you consid-
erably and make your carpets and rugs look Ike
new, andswill only cost a few pennies. Try it
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TNOR RENT-AN s.RooMED HOUSE,
il furnished attic, at woodsdnle. on the
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove railroad, Inquire
nj North Wheeling Glass Works, nirgI
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FOR eALR.

NOR RALE-BUTcRERs' ICE BOX.
y Address "W. H." Martins Ferry. Q.
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CoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
u the city; large and plenty Of light;
centrally looted IN best advertised build
INF IN the city. Also large hall for rent,
Apply AZ HUB CLoTHIERs, Fourtesnth
and Market streets. JAZZ
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WANTED.

UTANTED-A NURSE GIRL ABOUT
w sixteen years old. Apply at 1865
Main street. apis
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JITANTED = TRUSTWORTHY PER-
w SON to travel. Salary $50 and OK
sss.ssd S SS1SsSR0 Envelope SSO'' sEcRE
RY, Box Up" Chicago,
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NOR RENT-Two ROOMS. FURNISH
ED or unfurniBhsd. Possession
given April l. Apply ut 2S3 Market street.
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UTANTED-sO PRACTICAL COAL
w minerB ELM GROVE COAL Co,
Elm Grove, w. Va. Apl6
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-sEVERAL GOOD ROOMS
the City Bank OF Wheeling mr9Q
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July 81, August ], 2-wheeling at To-
ledo, Youngstown It Fort Wayne. Wash
ington at Saginaw. New Castle at jack
August 4. 6, 6-WheOling at jackson,
WashinFton at Toledo. New Castle at
Fort Wayne youngstown at SagtnlW.-
August Z. 8, e-Wheeling at Saginaw
washington At Fort Wayne. Youngstown
at JAclIROn, Now Castle at Toledo.
August IL, u lt-Wheellng at Fort
wayne, New Castle Mt Saginaw. Wash
ington at Jackson, Youngstown at To-
lnhn
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Whenever they are tried, they ore al
ways in favor, 80 free sample package
"a 10 7 doses) Is sent to any one who
asks. Worlds DispenSary Medical As
ISOLATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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DICYCLE FOR SALE > DUNLAP
Id pneumatic tires. Good condition.
Cost Sl19 Price So McFadden's Hat
Store, I'm Market street apise
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July IS, II, 1s-Toledo at Wheeling, Fort
Wayne At Washington jackson AZ Now
Castle, Saginaw at Youngstown.
July %, q, 22-Fort Wayne at wheeling,
Toledo at Washington, Saginaw at New
Castle, jackson at Youngstown.
July q, *, 25-Saginaw at Wheeling,
jackson ct WaShl18ton. Fort Wayne at
July q, 2S 2-Jackson at Wheeling,
SAGINAW at Washington, Toledo at New
Castle, Fort Wayne at YOUNGSTOWN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-02
Deiuged with Cheering Crowds.

Columbus. o.. Sept. 1.-The train bear
ing W. ]. Bryan and party from Cleve-
land arrived in Columbus nearly an hour
late. Though crowds or people were
gathered at all the little stations along
the route, the train made but four stops.
and at these places Mr.. Bryan shook
hands with those assembled and spoke a
few words to the citizens. These stops
were at Shelby Junction. Grafton. Crest
line and Delaware. At each of these
places he was cheered and applauded. AT
Shelby Junction four young men at the
outskirts Of the gathering attempted to
start a Mckinley yell. but the admirers
of the democratic nominee would not
have 1t and drowned the efforts Of the
McKinleyites with hearty cheers for
Bryan.
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ELECTION IN VERMONT.
Grout, Republican. for Govsraor. Carries
tho state by About so, 900.


white River Junction. VT. Sept. 1.-The
Green Mountain state declared for Josiah
Grout. republican. OF Derby. for governor
to-day and for the republican state ticket
entire by q majority that equaled the
prediction Of the most confident repub-
lican managers. Returns from the dis
tant towns are. as usual. rather slow in
coming In. but the count In all sections
shows substantial republican gains. indi-
eating that the majority OF the state
ticket WILL be about $1,000 This Is the
largest majority ever given for a gov
ernor In this state. the nearest approach
TO II being In lsss. when the majority was
27.6s3. Henry II. Powers. the republican
congressional candidate IN the First dis
trict. and William Grout IN the Second
are both reelected by Increased major.-
ties, and the state senate and house are
IN the control Of the repub.lcans by prac-
tlcally the same majority as two years
ago.
The weather was cool and fair through
out the state AMI brought out hundreds
OF republican voters who have not been
to the polls In years. Practically the full
republican vote was cast. On the other
hand, the lack Of organization in the
democratic ranks was apparent. Many
democrats who are for indors!ng the Chi
cago Platform remained away from the
polls while the more dissatisfied ones
voted the republican ticket. The ticket
elected is as follows: Governor, Josiah
Grout: lieutenant governor. Nelson W.
Fisk: treasurer. Henry F. Field; secre-
tary OF state. Chauncey ". Brownell:
state auditor. Franklin d. Hale: con-
gresham from the FIRST district. Henry
III. Powers: congressman from the Second
district, William W. Grout.