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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-29
BENWoOD.
Breezy Sers Items Gathered In the Busy
Mar.llnIl County, Town.

Breezy SeNrs Items Gathered In the Busy
Marshall County Town.
Itwili be several days vet before the
last vestiee OF the food has been re-
moved from the streets and houses In
Benwood. Everything is mud. and ci,i-
zens will be confined TO the work OF It's
removal. first before the wheels OF bust
ness run, smoothly. On Main street the
mud Is piled In heaps and forms a taffy-
like sea on the back streets. The schools
will hardly resume before tho middle OF
the week. a cheering feature OF the
flood was the fact that despite handi-
caps the electric light company furnish
ed It's patrons with light. and the off,
cIals ore thereby being oompllmented.
While everE persons suffered more or
less. fortunately tho extent OF damage
Is slight, the chief loss being loss Of
time and some inconvenience. The
city Is put to come expense In getting
the streets cleaned.
The case OF Oscar Mcmillan VS.. the
town OF McMechen will be tried IN
Moundsville, March 30. The case Is an
appeal from Justice Riddles decision,
giving Mcmillan $500 damages for an
injury to his horse on the Cherokee
Strip" when it belonged to McMechen.
Street Commissioner Martin had
big gang of men Mt work yesterday,
cleaning up the streets. And they will
have their hands full for awhile. TIE
Sunday Register said the flood debris
should have been cleaned on long ago.
Rev. Mr.. Metzcnheip, of Reynolds
vile, Pa, preached at st. Matthews
Lutheran church on Sunday, and made
n favorable impression. It Is not un-
likely that he will be rendered q call to
this church.
The Benwood N. Z. church is damned
full OF bedding, pianos. furniture, etc.,
the Central school and city hall like
wise. Those buildings were very cohve-
nicnt for flood sufferers.
DR.. ]. C. Hood, of Louisville. Ky,and
coroner of that city, Is visiting his bro
Their, Alex. Hood. of Mount Olive. who
Is now at the Emergency hospital for
treatment.
Yesterday WAS city payday and the
pay roll amounted to $3.50 II. Last We'd
ncsday was the regular payday. but
then came tho flood.
The Republican executive committee
meets this evening in Squire Riddles
Office.
William Murray, of Youngstown, and
an old Benwood boy. Ia visiting here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-29
WHAT IA i HE hi BACHELOR IA, sAYs

. { 3 f. - 1 4
Man proposes. God dlsposes. Woman
wishes she did both.
4 tAwonian who truly ioves her husband
VIII like TO clean out his old pipe y
There is only one excuse for being an
Old bachelor and that Is nobody else's
business. 8,
e The man who kicks his way through
life may not have as many friends, but
he gets n lot better treatment from
those he does have. II,
a. woman's ideal OF a wife Is one who
gives up everything to ner husband; a
mans ideal OF n wife is one who gives
UP everything to him.
TIA blow came with every kiss, a
man would take the blow nrSt and the
kiss afterward. a woman would take
the kiss first, 30 as to make sure OF It,
New York Press.
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A Conscientious Debtor.

Harner's Magazine: Now, look here.
Thompson" remarked Brown. 1T has
been six months since you borrowed
that s. from me-
Seven" corrected Thompson grave
We'll, then, seven months" snorted
grown, "and you promised to give it
BACK to me in a week. Promised faith
FULLY. you did, TO return me 1t in seven
Gays. instead OF months"
y know It," answered Thompson,
sadly, drawing a memorandum book
from his pocket. THAT bill was Series
y. No. 6I2929, issue OF 1887. I made the
note, and then spent the money.
since then I've been trying to recover
But" howled Brown, "ary other
would do as WELL"
No. responded Thompson, shaking
his head: I'm man OF my word.
When you gave me the bill said, T
VIII return this to YOU. and meant It.
Brown. old man. just as soon as I come
across No. $1,000, Series F, issue OF
1857, I'll see that you get 1t, for I'm not
the one 70 80 back on my PROMISE"
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lilo Saved IL.

a certain Cleveland youth has a
watch which he tenderly cherishes.
Several years ago, says the Plain
Dealer. 1t was given him on his birth
day. and there wasn't, prouder youth
in town. The very night after he re-
ceived II he wore It to party. After
the affair was ended he asked permits
sion Of one OF the young women to see
her home, and his escort was accepted!
She lived some distance from the scene
1f the party, and, as he walked along
With her he felt little dubious about
his personal safety. There was 4 good
deal OF talk abou. footpads. and some
very bold hold-ups had occurred Pres
entity he noticed a suspicious. character
lodging along in the shadow across the
street. The suspicious-looklng charac-
ter finally hurried ahead of them and
then crossed to their side OF the street.
Tits was too much for the youth.
Say" he said 10 the young woman In
hoarse whisper. youth have to go the
rest OF the way alone-I-I'm blamed
II want 20 lose this new watch"
And he actually left her then and
There and hurried along the back track.
She wasn't far from home. and didn't
mind the desertlon bit. But the de-
scrtlng youth didn't hear the last Of the
story for many months.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

This Features OF tho Money and stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-aioney on
call easier at lGlh per cent: last loan
IL per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5
GGIs per cent. Sterling exchange weak.
with actual business In bankers bills ut
81 S3h9i S3is for demand and at 81 sou
"a SOY for 60 days. Posted rates 81 SIN
| Q4 50 and 81 S4ha4 IS. Commercial
bills 81 79ltG4 soS.. Silver certificates
ssh G55Sc. Bar silver 55Kc. Mexican
dollars 44Ac.
The familiar spectacle was presented
on the stock exchange to-day OF n vio-
lent reaction upon the elimination OF an
event which has long been anticipated
and discounted. The facts were that
the findings OF the Maine board OF in
Quiry were presented 10 Congress and
were proved to be exactly as foreshad-
owed. That Is to say, the Maine Is
found TO have been blown up by sub
marine mine. Ever since the morning
after the explosion the stock market has
been depressed by the constant dread
by constituted officials OF the United
States. The speculative public assumed
that such an allegation would necessi-
tate rupture between the United
States and Maine and consequent
damage to values OF all securities which
1t was attempted 10 measure by 4 con-
slant decline in prices since the date OF
the explosion almost up to the present
time. Yet the actual publication to-day
OF the report resulted in rebound In
prices which at the highpoint of the day
had wiped out large proportion of the
losses which have occurred since the ex-
plosion In Havana harbor. This was
brought about by the movement OF the
bear traders to take their profits. When
the shorts began to bid to-day they
found bull operators in full competition
with them bidding up prices, The result
was scramble by the shorts which
reached the proportions OF bear panic
during the day and sent prices higher.
Closing prices were by no means at the
highest. the speciahies showing reac-
tons ranging up to ~ points In Metro
politan Street Railway. Prices all
through the list were markedly below
the best, yet there remained such strils-
Ing gains as ~ In Pullman, in Metro
politan Street Railway, 6ls in Sugar and
from to points In New York Central.
Burlington, ST. Paul. Northwest, Rock
Island, Delaware & Hudson. Louisville,
Lake Shore, Manhattan, New Jersey
Central, Union Pacific preferred and
over 3 points in large number OF other
prominent stocks. The transactions for
the day foot up considerably over three
quarters nf million shares, a total
which had not been equalled since last
fall.
The bond market showed largely In
creased activity. Total sales 100000.
Government bonds were very strong.
The new IS advanced 2la per cent and
the old As 1, the Is Y and 5s Il per cent
bid, and there were sales OF the new IS
coupon at l2l. which is per cent over
Saturdays bid price.
Evening Posts London cablegram:
The stock markets opened here fiat to-
day on the settlement prospect. Ameri-
| cans were the weakest The Paris
bourse was better; the Berlin market
quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-29

NEW WORCESTERSHIRE week OPP
ems with metals showing little feature.
At the close the metal exchange called
pig iron warrants quiet. with Sc 20 bid
and Sc 10 asked; lake copper quiet at
sll S1ls bid and slc 90 asked. Tin cas-
Ter at sl+ 25 bid and sl4 30 asked. Spell
ter firm at 81 % bid and 81 35 asked.
Lead quiet at 50 72h bid and 50 77lss
asked. The firm fixing the settling prices
called lead strong at the close at 50 so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-29

Many OF the necessities OF to-day and
thc sciences came originally from Spain.
Algebra. for one thing, originated there.
The first clock which struck in Eu-
ropc was a present from Haroun-al-
Raschlf to Charlemansc.
Spain produced the compass as we'll
as Gunpowder.
1t was In Seville that the game OF
checkers originated.
II. was in the courts OF the caliphs
mat the laws Of chiyalry we're formed
and spread TO the rest OF Europe and
England.
From Grenada came the dulcimer;
from Cordova the guitar, and from the
people the sercnadc.
Spain produced the Cid. Christopher
columbus and notable travellers, and
during the mediaevaa times In art, SCI
ence and learning II had first rank.
Before the Visigoths overran the coun-
ny was Its time OF g!ory-after that its
decline set In. 6 sts
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DRY GoOds.

NEW YoRK-The week in dry goods
opened under unsatisfactory conditions.
Throuhout the day there was little store
trading. and the mail orders received
were very few and OF mcagre proper
tons. The price situation In cotton
goods is no brighter than recently. The
low price Of print cloths and their dull
ness has had an exceedingly depressing
effect on all lines OF staple goods. Staple
cottons in brown goods are quiet, Prin.
cloths are UNCHANGED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-29

CHICAGO-The question OF peace or
war overshadowed all else on Change
to-day. Assumptions OF peaceful So
luton Of the Cuban question resulted In
sharp recoveries from carly declines
and with the exception of oats every
thing closed strong and higher. Wheat
advanced &c for July and lNc for May.
Corn closed 7sG1sc higher: oats a shade
lower and provisions 2&@l2ikc higher.
Tho leading futures ranged rs follows:
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Observation-Disclosures Piles.

sYMPToMS-Moisture; intense Itch
inG and singing; most at night: worse
by scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form. which often bleed and vi
cerate. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation. and In most
cases removes the tumors. At drug
gists, or by mail, for so cents. Dr..
Swayne & Son. Philadelphia Refuse
all substitutes. tths&w
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Thr M, woman penned,

There was an Interesting competition
for the best definition of "thc new NO.
man." which was conducted recently by
an English newspaper. The prize went
TO this saying. "a fresh darn on the
original blue stocking Among other
suggestions were: six OF one and half
a dozen OF the other" zone who has
not yet attained to be a gentleman"
Mans newest and best reason FOR
remaining single" "Mannishness min
us manllness," i2t5s 2Hi7
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Observation-Disclosures In cattle was &C.
tive and stronger to-day from the OPEN
Ing to the close. Beef steers sold on a
basis Of 50 S5G4 20 for the commonest TO
So 90 for prime to extra cattle, the great
er part going at 81 40G5 10, stockers and
feeders at from 81 65 to IS 90 for common
to best and calves were in good demand
at wide range, best bringing Sc ESQ
6 30. commoner grades going at 81 00Q
90. Heavy receipts of hogs forced
prices lower and sales were Mt further
decline. Common to prime droves hogs
sold at 50 60q3 S., the greater part at
50 1903 S2ls. Sheep and lambs strong:
choice lambs S. SIS: commonest lambs
81 40. Sheep 50 5o94 IS: yearlings 81 50
45 10; sheep went largely at 81 35d4 60.
Receipts: Cattle 10000 head; hogs $1,000
head: sheep $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle firm; prime
S. 05G5 10; common 50 sOG4 Is: bulls.
stays and cows s. 00G4 10. Sheep low
er: prime medium weights 81 05G4 10:
heavy Workers. 81 9514 90; best light
Workers. 50 S543 80; pigs. as to quality.
So 6oG4 SO: heavy hogs 81 059t 1o:good
roughs So eSG3 50: common to fair
81 5O63 90. Sheep, choice 81 SOFAS 90:
common So 50a4 90; choice lambs IS 500
6 90; common to, good 81 75G5 so: veal
calves IS 75G6 %. &
CINCINNAT1-Hogs active at 50 ESQ
4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-29

DIR. WOODS Norway Pine Syrup
seems especially adapted to the needs
OF tho children. Pleasant to take;
soothing In its influence. It Is the rem
edy OF all remedies for every form of
throat and lung disease. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-29

WHOOPING cough is the most dis
tressing malady: but its duration can be
cut short by the use OF One Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the best
known remedy for Group and all lung
and bronchial troubles. Charles r.
Goetze. Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth and ia.
cob streets; A. Z. Schcele. No. COZ Main
street: EXley. Bros. Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport. % 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-29

NEW YORK, March ga dispatch
10 tho Herald from Havana says:
Secretary General Congosto asked
Consul General Lee 10 permit him To
furnish him with II personal body
guard. General Lee. declined this offer
and General congosto contented him
self with increasing the detail OF p!aip
clothes detectives, which for weeks
have kept careful eye on General Lee
ut NIL times with a view TO his protec-
ton as he goes about the city,
Consul General Lee believing that 4
serious crisis in AFFAIRS is likely 60 oc-
cor at any moment, Is to-day preparing
a revised list OF all Americans now in
Havana, together with their addresses.
30 that In case OF emergency they may
DC communicated with at short notice.
There Is an extra guard now around the
American consulate.
II Is now said on good authority that
the Mnngrove which sailed for Havana
on Friday went there ostensibly to bring
away material saved from the wreck.
but really 10 be on hand In case OF an
outbreak In Havana, 80 that Americans
could take refuge on the vessel, AYERS
the Key West correspondent OF the
Herald.
Twenty-one American citizens arriv-
ed here on the steamer Olivette from
Havana. Among these were Captain
SIusbee and other officers OF the Maine
ordered home by the Washington au-
thoritles. Chaplain Chadwick will remain
here temporarily; all the other officers
continued north.
TAMPA, Fla, March 2S.-The concen-
sus OF opinion Is that an exodus OF
Americans will take place. owing to the
recent attitude OF the American gov
crnmcnt. Unusually strict censorship
has been maintained over the cable, TO
prevent any Information being known
regarding the attitude Of the United
States government, the authorities fear
ing violent deuonstra tons OF the
american residents OF Havana.
Among the passengers who arrived
WIS Julio Hidalso. OF the prominent
banking firm of Hidalgo & Co.. Havana.
No better informed person than Mr.. HI
dalgo or one who is better qualified TO
express al opinion regarding the pre-
sen, conditions In Havana has been
found. The fact OF his being careful.
conservative business man gives weight
to any assertion he might make. He
said that the city OF Havana might be
likcned TO Vesuvius, liable TO eruption
at any moment. The enforcement OF
stringent measures, aided by bayonets.
had been able to hold the rabid popu-
face in check, but he feared this elc-
ment was determined now on conflict
with the United States and could not
longer be controlled, more especially as
the movement would have among its
most active leaders and ardent sup
porter, well known military officers and
prominent merchants Of the island.
Once started, there was no telling, ne
said, where an uprising would end.
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CHILDREN and adults tortured by
burns. scalds. injuries. eczema or skin
disehscs may secure instant relief by
using DcWitts Witch Hazel Salve. it
IN the great Pile remedy. Charles II.
Goetzc, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-si.th and ia
cob streets; a. L. Scheclc. No. GOT Mnin
street: Exley Bros. Penn and Zane
eiEetio; Bowie 6 Co.. Bridgeport.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY-Credit balances Tic; certi-
hcates opened at &c bid for cash; salss
total. 1000 barrels: shipments $3.50
barrels; runs 106,l33 barrels.
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A SERIOUS CRISIS
is Llkelyto oeeur at Havana ut
Any Moment.
A BODYGuARD OFFERED LEE.

Int the American Consul Declines : De.
tall OF Detectives In Piai" ciothss In
creased with a View 10 Ills Protection
a, lie Goes About the ciiy-A Prominent
Cuban Bsnksr Says Havana Might b.l
Jdlsnsd to a vesavlu.. Liable TO Emp.
lion at ANY Moment.
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TEN thousand demons gnawIng
away at ones vitals couldn't be much
worse than tho fortunes OF Itching piles.
Yet. there's cure. Doan's Ointment
never fails. n53
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yNhlslSey-Distlllers' lnntshcd goods
per gallon. 81 1871, ~ ~ < S
on the produce exchange To-day. the
butter market was firm: creameries $50
is,ltc; da!ries lO,sTlec. u
Cheese outlet at sffs,c. ~
Eggs-F'lrm; fresh oisc vs. 4
NEW YoRR--Flour. receipts .2,ioo
barrels; exports 1850 barrels: market
steady. t6nrf 9l
Wheat. receipts 9i,s75 bushels. ex.
ports $500 bushels; No . red 81 otii I.
o. b. afloat TO arrive; No. cred March
closed at soc; May closed e9c. i'!a.
Corn. receipts 1915 bushels. exports
$4,000 bushels; spot market firm: No. 2,
56'tc; May closed at 23%c. q
Oats. receipts 1aI,Soo bushels; exports
q, 300 bushels. spot market easier; No,
2, 29ac: May closed at s9c. T
Lard frm: western steamed at IS 20:
refined steady, n 3. A,
Coffee, options closed steady at un.
changed prices 10 i've points net ad.
vance: sales 223,5o0 bags, including April
81 90; May So 05, \
Sugar. raw quiet and firm; refined
steady. z, y.
| 1Dst AA.hStsS.E iuui uulis - "Htas
steady: spot and month 9SH G9SSc: May
9sd99hc Corn firm; spot and month
33A G33he:I May $500 33,sc. Oats dull:
No. 2 white S3q3ic: No. mixed 3021
Bike Rye quiet: No, . nearby 55k9
bjisc: No. 2 western 5Ga G56isc. Hay,
choice timothy, SIC 5o9fS 90. Butter
steady; fancy creamery $4,000: 10 iml-
tatlon 17G1Sc: do iodle l5c; good 'ladle
13Glic; store packed 1061ec. EGGS Arm;
fresh 10iEc. Cheese steady.
CONGRATULATIONS quiet. Wheat.
No. . red 96c. Corn quiet: No. 2 mixed
nominal at 3ihc. Oats. No. 2 mixed 29c.
Rye, No, .. &c. Lard 81 so. Bulkmeats
So 10. Bacon s. 90. Whisky 81 20. But
ter firm. Sugar easy. Eggs $40 Cheese
steady.
ToL7Do-Wheat higher and dull: No.
2 cash and May 96%c. Corn. No. 2 mix
ed, zoe. Oats, No. mixed, 26c. Rye. No.
2 cash, Zoe. Cloverseed. prime cash,
March and April, 81 S7h.
MISUNDERSTANDING firm: fan
cy western creamery zoe: 10 prints &c.
Eggs dull and weak; fresh western lolsc.
Cheese steady.
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tDnily, except Sunday. ~ ~ -
Sunday church trains will leave Elm,
Grove at 30 g. m. and Wheeling Al l1:Ji
D. y L. n WElSGERBHR,
] ~ ~ Qenerl Wana1suL
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WILLIAM A. ISETT President
MoRTIMER POLLOCK. Vice President
The sun., 1898-11-09
nICHIGAN

In all effort to secure COM
plete vindication for Secretary
Alger, the Republicans Of Michi-
gan have resorted to heroic
methods to get out the vote and
the entire Republican State
ticket will be elected.
For the election in Michigan complete
State tickets have been nominated by the
Republicans, by the fusionists-Demo-
Gratis, Populists and Silver Republicans
by the Prohibitionists and by the anti
fusion Populists. The Legislature to be
elected will choose United States SEN
ator to succeed julius G. Burrows (Rep.).
1896 pres.) ..sss, ,s27 81. .2sl $3.50 1855 ~
1894 iGov J. .2s7 .2l6 l30.a23 -. 1878 3o,0l2
The question Of calling State Con-
vention for a revision Of the Constitu-
ton will also be submitted to the voters,
under q section Of the Constitution pro-
vidiug for such a revision every sixteen
years, il the people so decide. ,
Detroit-Complete count in 81 out OF
l2O precincts in Detroit give Pingree
Rep, 1851; Whiting, DEM, $3.50.
8.l5 p. m.-New York Journal says
Pengree, Rep, Of Michigan, badly
scratched by Republicans.
The sun., 1898-11-09

In California a complete set Of State Of
fcers will be chosen. one-half Of the Sem
ate, and a House Of Representatives.
The new Legislature will have choice Of
a United States Senator to succeed
Stephen NJ. White Oem.). There are
four State tickets in the field-the Re
publican, q fusion of Democrats, P0pu-
lists, and Silver Republicans, the Middle
of-the-Road Populist. and the Prohibi-
tion.
Several constitutional amendments will
be submitted to the voters, two Of which
are Of general interest. One would give
counties home rule in the framing Of Z
county. government act. the Legislature
to approve or reject 40 q whole, without
power Of alteration or amendment: the
ether would extend the legislative set-
sion from 60 to rs days, dividing It into
two periods, the first Of 2S days. during
which bills would be introduced. these
bills to be acted upon after q recess Of
from 80 to 60 days, during which the
people would be expected to digest them,
and no new bills to BE- introduced after
the recess except on . three -fourths vote.
- Gov Gov. " ...: iiSsss i ii;.sss % %si.;ss loss;
Raleigh, N. G. Returns show ls-ge
Democratic gains all over Htats.
San Francisco. Democrats eleetPh elan
Mayor. New York Tribune says Judge
DAILY apparently beaten by 5000.
The sun., 1898-11-09
CONNECTICUT
Conservative estimates give
the Republican State ticket lib
eral naiorities.

In addition to the State officers hith-
crto chosen, Connecticut voters will elect
this year an Attorney General, that posi-
tion having been created by the last
Legislature. The tickets nominated are
those of the Republicans, the Democrats,
the Prohibitionists and the Socialists. A
majority over al Lis necessary to the cleo
tion of State officers. A Legislature will
also be chosen, which will elect United
States Senator, to succeed Joseph X.
Hawloy Itcp.l.
Rep. Dem. Nat Dem Pro
1906 Cpres) -. 11O,2s5 56,74O 433s 1,sOb
1894 Cow S3,975 66.2s7 49,. 2.3lo
r New Haven elects Rep. State ticket,
3 congressman and probably 4. Rep.
claim State by $1,000 plurality. IAgis-
lature Rep. by large majority.
Connecntcut Rep by $4,000.
Hartford, $50 p. m.-Never in the
history of the State has scratching been
SO universal. The entire Republican
State ticket will be elected.
The sun., 1898-11-09

which will elect United States Senator
te succeed Henry Cabot Ledge % az ReR
publicans, the Democrats, the Prohibi-
tionists, the Socialists and the Demo-
cratic Socialists.
Rep. Dem. Nat. d. Pro. Pop.
1897 Cow .1G5, ,095 1862 1850 4,9is Ia:
1895 (Pres.) .17S076 90.530 l1.749 2,99s l5.lsl
7.5Op m.-Boston. so towns SO far.
Walcott, 0,5S2; Bruce, 3,46O. Last year
Wolcott, S,l33; Williams, 2,466. Net
Republican gain 455.
7.55 p. NO towns SO far. Wolcott,
l3, 773; Bruce, $3.50. Last year Walcott,
1l,54l; Williams, 3,757. Net Republ-
can gain $50.