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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-09
FUSION IN NEBRASKA.
State Will Give That Party Probably
$4,000 Majority.

LINCOLN. Neb,, Nov. s.-complete
county returns coming IN tonight do
not materially change the early estl-
mates Of the results OF yesterdays elec-
tlon. The Fuslonlsts carry the state by
10000 perhaps more, on the face Of re-
turns from nearly half the counties.
They elect William Neville to Congress
over Moses p. KlnknId, in the Sixth dis
trIct, but by reduced majority and
gain slightly In judicial districts Chair
man EdmIston, OF the Fusion state CEN
tral committee, insists that S. A. Hol-
comb Is elected Judge of the supreme
court by $4,000. The Republican COM
mittce gave up the fight and quit count
ing early this morning.
William j. Bryan said he had nothing
further 10 add To his comment Of lnst
night, that the Fusion victory In Ne
brnqka was a rehuke TO the national Nd-
ministratIon He refused to discuss the
results In other states, Mr.. Bryan re-
cclvcd many kilograms bf congratulH-
tons from all parts of the United
StnteR
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gers reference in his message TO Amer
lea "StagsSrihs humanity meant the
Boer use OF the white mug.
Squadron Ordered to Assemble.


: LONDON, Nov. s.-The special SER
vice squadron has been ordered to as
sembls a, spltnead November II. where
1t will be Joined by four battleships.
The whole Meet 1t IS asserted, Is In
tended to welcome Emperor William on
his arrival at Portsmouth, Novem-
ber 20.
I A dispatch from General Butler says
the press censor telegram Of yesterday
evening was obtained from Ladysmlth
through the energy Of the correspon-
dent OF the Daily Telegraph. The
papers are already objecting to the
holding OF private newspaper dis
patches. They admit that the govern
ment Ia fully entitled to use the infor-
nation for its own purpose, but they
think that wholesale cOnhscatiOn is not
justlhable.
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Nineteenth assembly district. they un-
animouSly declared that Robert Mazet
would again occupy his seat IN the as
sembly. stewarts plurality is less
than the number of alleged fraudulent
votes cast in the district for the Tam
many hall ticket II was announced
that Mr.. MRSet would make q contest
and that there was ample evidence to
justify Republican legislature in
throwing out more than 400 votes
which were cast against him. This re-
port spread through the district last
night before the figures became
known.
The fight had been SO bitter that the
small plurality was held to be lnsuiil-
Client to seat Stewart, Charges OF bril-
berry and colonization were freely made
on each side. A report was taken to
Republican headquarters that five men
who had gone to the Thirty-tourth
election district intending to vote for
Mnzet found that Tammany men had
cast ballots In their names. This was
said to have been one Of the many ha-
grant frauds.
ut Is a surprise that we were not de-
feated by 1000 or more" said Collector
BIdwell. "Mazet's defeat IS due to IL
legal voting. illegal registration and to
every fraud IN the calendar" He would
not discuss the prospect Of q contest.
Mr.. QuIgg made these comments:
"The strange feature of the fight IL
that In the Democratic districts Stew
art bns run behind, while In the Re-
publican districts MaEet has run be-
hind. MaZet's losses were heavier. Ny
present estimate Is that the total vote
~ Nf,n Cikl1nupt TIV1tnu In tho ngHhFNiNlV
district was about $50. There were at
least 400 fraudulent TammRny votes
cast. The intention had been to have
1000 votes. but we managed to prevent
about 6O0'
Does Mr.. MaEet assert that he has
been beaten by fraud?" asked.
"I assert It," was the reply.
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Advices From cape Colony.

LONDON. Nov. s.-A dispatch from
Durham gives. details which, though
rather indefinite. seem to show that the
Natal volunteers are moving the big
guns, which are not sufficiently mobile
for field use. from Estcourt to Pieter-
harrisburg to assist in the defense OF
the iRtter IN the event Of an attack.
AdVices from NaauW Poort, Cape Coll
Ony. filed Monday morning, say that on
learning that the Beers were relaying
the rails at Norvals Point, the railway
department, the previous day destroy.
ed the culvert between Arundel and
Tweendaie.
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PHILIPPINE COURTMARTIAL.


No Action as Yet Taken by the War
Department-aeneral Otis Approves
of the Sentence, but Recommends
Mercy.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. S.-Thc
four cases of court martial death sem
tencc of soldiers in the Philippines,
which reached the war department by
yesterdays Manila mail, are awaiting
transmission to the secretary of war,
The men under sentence are private
Otto II. ConIne. corporal George Damp
hofrer and private Peter Bennet, alt
Company d. Sixteenth infantry, and
private William L. Scarborough, Com
pany Il, Third Infantry. These cases
Win have TO so TO the secretary Of war
and thence TO the President for ap-
proval. Executive action cannot be
forecasted, but It Is generally under
stood here that in case the sentences
are not committed by the President Il Is
more than likely that the attorneys for
the convicted men will endeavor by
technical flaws In the proceedings to
prevent the impo8ition OF the extreme
penalty. II Is understood also that
General Otis approval Of the SEN
tences was coupled with n recommen-
dation for mercy To make this recon-
mendation the general would have to
approve the sentence, as he has the
right to dIFappreve the sentence In to-
to, but not to mitigate II.
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1owA's FIGURES.
The state is Republican by ut Least
10000 to 10000.

The State Is Republican by NJ Least
10000 to 10000.
DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov SELECTION
returns came In slowly to-day. but con-
tinucd to be more favorable to the Re-
pupbllcans. Governor shaw's tRep)
plurality, which last night was figured
al $1,000, is now declared to be $1,000 by
the Republican committee, the Demo-
Gratis concedtng $4,000. Comparison with
the vote OF two years ago shows Rcpub'
iican gains, although the vote Is much
lighter than then. Several counties
heretofore Democratic, notably, Monroe,
have given good sized Republican plu-
ralities. The slxty-seven counties SO far
reported give Shaw plurality OF 4O,3Dl.
Twenty-three counties are yet TO be
heard from.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. S.--Re-
turns from ninety Of the nlneiy-H'He
counties OF the state with estimates on
the others. show thnt the Republican
claim OF 10000 plurality for Governor
Shaw ia easily maintained and may go
slightly above that figure His major
Ity over all candidates for governor ia
estimated at $4,000, which Is the largest
in the history OF the state on the gu
beTnatorIAl vote. Based on the vote OF
1898. the vote this year shows a Repub-
Ilean Increase Of about 3 per cent and
10 per cent for the Democrats, which
would make the total Republican vote
in the neIghborhood OF $4,000 and the
total Democratic vote about 100000.
But this is a falling off from the vote
OF 1897 Of about and 10 per cent re-
spectively. The legislature will stand:
Senate. 35 Republicans and Ii Demo-
Gratis; house, SO Republicans and II
Democrats. gain OF II votes on joint
ballot for the Republicans. Both the
Gear and Cummins forces claim
majority for the Republican votes for
the United States Benatorship.
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Gen. MacArthur's Position.

MANILA, Nov. s.--5;@ p. m.--Gen.
Macarthur has occupied Maba'aeat
His entire line, including the Twelfth.
Seventeenth and Ninth infantry and
part OF the Fourth cavalry is extended
three miles in front Of Angeles, In a
good tactical position. Major Bell took
Mabalacat. Being ordered to reconnol-
tire yesterday until he located the
enemy nc pushed into the town. driving
out two companies Of insurgents and
killing several Filipino officers. The
Americans suffered no loss.
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NEW YORK. Nov. S.-senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew was asked for his
views on yesterdays election.
~ regard this election as an en-
dorsement of President McKlnleys ad-
mfngstration," he said. 1T proves the
American people have absolute conf
dence In him. To my mind and / am
not speaking idly, It settles the ques-
tlou beyond, doubt OF the next presi-
dency. ] Believe that II means that
Mr., Mckinley VIII be the nominee Of
the Republican party and that Mr..
Bryan will again secure the Democrat
lc nomination."
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. S-Capt. Lewis Me-
Nabb, thlrty-five years old, command.
Ing ofINcCr Of Company X, Forty-nlnth
U. s. ", the cclored regiment in camp
ut Jefferson barracks, committed SUI
eide last night by blowing his head on
with KraE-JorGenson ride. McNabb,
who ID cOlored, was recently promoted
from first sergeant In the Twenty fourth
United States infantry to the command
OF company X, Forty-ninth volunteers,
now under orders TO proceed to the Phil
ipplneS No reason Is known for tho
deed, The deceased leaves widow and
two children.
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severe Firhtine at 1advsmith.

DURHAM, Sunday. Evening, Nov. o.
other information confirms the state
ment OF native eye witnesses respect
ing the severity Of the fighting on both
Friday and Saturday ut Ladysmlth.
The natives assert that the Beers were
so cut up that they howled for mercy
on the field and covered their bodies.
Ladysmith Is crowned with Boer pris-
oners and wounded, the latter pre-
senting horrible evidence of the
workmanship OF the cavalry. The
Gordon HlEhlRnders suffered severely
in the fighting.
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MONEY srR1rerNoY
Treasury omcisls VIII Take No Steps
to Relieve 1t at This Time.

Treasury Cu4G4tt4P w AAA 404AS 4SS SGSP9
to Relieve 1t at This Time.
WASHINGTON, Nov S-Treasury
ofEciuls are watching the course of the
money market In New York, but 1t Ia
understood that no steps are contem-
plated at this time TO relieve the strin-
gency which exists In some quarters,
officials are disposed to think the exc
cessive charges for money are made
largely by banks to customers who de-
sire It for use in speculative ventures
and that for ordinary business the
financial institutions are able to accom-
modata their clients at the legal rates OF
interest. Secretary Gage In speaking Of
the matter Tonight, said that he did
not consider any exigency existed war
rantlnR action by the government, there
was no great accumulation OF money In
the treasury and the outgO Of govern
mont moneys was running pretty even
with the receipts.
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Ohio Surprises Jones.

TAYLOR, Texas, Nov. S,-UnIted
States Senator James X. Jones. chair
man Of the Democratic national COM
mlttee, is in this city. Upon being ask
ed as to the election results. the senator
said he was satisfied and was not alto
gether surprised, though he did not
look for quite such Republican major
ity in Ohio. The senator and Mrs.
Jones will leave In a day or two for
MAshIngton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-09
OHIO.S SPLENDID VICTORY.

Judge Nash's Plurality VIII be So
ooo-senator Hanna Talks on the
Outlook = Complexion Of the Next
Legislature.
CINCINNATI. Nov. s.-UnoficIal re-
turns have been received by the West
eru Union from all counties in Ohio, Of
which a few scattering precincts are es-
tImated. The footings give Nash (Rep)
for governor, plurality Of 4s,2O5 The
reports in most cases give only the plu-
ralItles and hence 1t has not been possi-
bic to give the total vote OF the candI-
dates. The Jones vote. however, has
been reported from torty-seven counties,
including Cuyahoga, Lucas, Hamilton
and Summit, where the largest vote
for him was cast. II shows total In ~
counties Of s2,7S7.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. s.-The Repub-
IIcan figures on the legislature are:
House, Republicans 81; Democrats 45;
doubtful 3. Senate, Republicans IS,
Democrats II; doubtful 2.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. S.-Senator
Hanna said to an Associated Press re-
porter to-day that he did not attach any
special political Significance to the fact
that Jones. Independent, for governor,
had carried Cuyahoga county by plu-
ralIty OF about 5000.
Jones WIS supported largely by or
ganized labor In Cleveland" said Mr..
Hanna, land in addition received the
votes or the thousands OF Democrats
who bolted their party ticket
Senator Hanna said itlat.nccOrding to
his adviccs Ndsf1's plurality was being
greatly increased over the figures given
out last night. Under the conditions
existing this year. he said he considered
the victory won by the Republicans OF
Ohio q most glorious enc. Mr. Hanna
declined to discuss the results in other
states.
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Emperor William.

PoTsDAM, Nov. Sat 6 o'clock En-
pcror william received Count Murav-
Icff In the presence Of Count Won Buc-
low. the audience lasting hhtf an hour
The Grand banquet was served At I
o'clock In the JasperYgOllery lmmcdl-
ately preceding Il! Emperor William
personally handed the grand cross OF
the Red Eagle 10 Count Won Buelow.
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.,, lsVClSNlLLE, KY Nov, 4.
Ehe nRtlle Tor the restoration OF civil
liberty IN Kentucky has been fought and
won, Notwithstanding the disfranchise-
ment of twenty-five thousapd voters on
yesterday. congratulate the mnn-
hood Of the state and thank ali these
irrespective OF party aNlIation-who
united to bring about this splendid re-
suit.
''The trust which hHa been confidcd to
me will be assumed and maintained.
(SiRned) wv. s. TAYLOR"
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vice President Easier.

PATERSON, N j., Nov s.-viee
President Hobart was much better this
afternoon. Ifs took light lunch at
noon nnJ read Telegram Of inquiry as
Ia his condition from Governor Roose-
volt Of New York NNs
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GAINS m NEW JERSEY.
Republican Plurality Above 10000,

Republican Plurality Above 10000,
an Increase over 1898.
NEW YORK, Nov. Stalking the
highest candidate for county office on
each ticket in all the counties, the Re-
publican plurality in New Jersey Is well
above 10000. Taking what local Polit-
ical leaders consider a fair average in
each county, the Republican plurality Is
about 10000. A year ago the Republican
plurality in the state. calculated in the
same manner. was S,4e0. In the same
year Voorhees, (Rep) for governor had
5499 plurality.
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FORT LEAvENwoRTH, Kans.,
Nov. s.-Major Hugh H. McGrath, re-
ported dead at Manila, was stationed at
Fort Leavenworth as a student in the
Infantry and cavalry school about two
years ago and was graduated with
honors.
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MIaalsslnnl,a state Tieket.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. S.--'rhe Dem
ocrntlc state ticket elected IL Rs fol-
lows Governor, II. II. Longlno;
lieutenant governor ], n. Harrison;
secretary OF state, j. L. Power audi
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FRAUD IS ALLEGED.

Republicans In New York Declare
MaSet Will Take His Scat in tho
ASSembly-soms Of TNmmany's
Methods Exposed.
NEW YORK. Nov, S,-The Herald
rays; While the Republicans admit.
led that Perez NJ. Stewart had rccoIv-
ed the greater number OF votes In the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-09

FRANKFORT. KY, Nov. s,-senntor
Goebei arrived here at o'clock tonight
and was met at the train by a crowd
Of 1,5O OenthusIastIc followers. From the
balcony Of tho Capitol hotel, where his
headquarters is located, Mr.. Goebel
made speech In which he said
"I believe have been elected, in fact
/ know / have. see my friend, Gen
Taylor. says he viii assume the office OF
governor. All have TO say Is II have
been elected, as l believe, ! VIII be in
augurated in spite Of the Louisville q
Nashville railroad and Bradley bnyo-
nets"
Ex-senator Joseph Blackburn also
spoke. claiming Goebel's election by a
slender majority, and calling on the peo-
pie TO sec to 1t that he ls seated.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-whateyef s.
plan Great Britain and Germany might
agree upon 1t was stipulated should frst
be submitted to the ratification Of the
United States. This was necessary as
the change proposed could be made
only by formal treaty, which would re-
quire the approval Of the senate.
It is believed that the arrangement
proposed now viii be satisfactory to the
state department. The United States is
not concerned with the amount or char
acter Of the compensation that passes
between the other nations. Besides re-
taining the coallng station Of Pago
Pago, acquiring the island Tutulla,
whereon the harbOr is located and the
three or four smaller islets In the vici-
nifty, the United States will contlDue to
enjoy by stipulation the privilege Of
trading with ApIa under the conditions
equally as favorable as those now ex-
listing. The partition of the Samoan
group of islands marks the close of'
long standing source Of international
controversy and also brings about new
territorial arrangements in the South
Pacific.
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tor, w. Q. Cole: treasurer. Robert
Showers; attorney general, Monroe Nc
Clurg. Late results do not change the
estimated majority OF $4,000.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-The Times has
the following statements from the two

"CONINGTON, KY, Nov. 5.
i nave advlCes enough from all over
the state 10 say that the Democratic
state ticket is elected by not leas than
1000 and there viii be a working Dem
ocratlc majority in each branch Of the
general assembly
(slgned "WILLIAM GOEREL."
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mAnlhnr Fnrecnst for To.dnv.


Por West vlrglnIa western Pennsylvania
and Onto, faIr rhursday and Friday: fresh
southerly dnds
Local Temperature.
The temperaturc yesterday as observed
nv q SChnopG druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth streets. was as follows;
"a, m..,,..,......, 1913 y. m.......,,.,." y
. 4, m,,,.....,,... i9lS y, m.,n...,,s,U y
II m....,,..,,,...... Asiwoathcr Fair.
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LONG STANDING
INTERNATIONAL
CONTROVERSY
Closed by the Partition Of the Samoan
Group of Islands In the
South Pacific.
GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY
Arrive at an Agreement Which will
Be Satisfactory to the
United States.

BERLIN. Nov. S.-It was omclally
announced this morning that an agrees
ment, subject to the approval Of the
United States, had been arrived at be-
tween Great Britain and Germany by
virtue of which the Samoa act is re-
pealed and the islands of Upolu. savail
and the small adjacent Islands fall to
Germany as free property ana the Is.
land Of Tutulla and the subsidiary Is
lands go to the United States, Great
Britain. 1t is added, renounces any
claim TO the Tonga islands and to Saw
age Island in favor of Great Britain
and also cedes Cholseul and San Isabel.
the two casterly islands Of the Solomon
group, with their lnsular surrounds, 70
Great Britain. The consular represen.
tatives OF the two powers In Samoa and
the Tonga islands are to be withdrawn
for the present and German subjects
are to have the same rights as British
subjects in regard to the free and un-
impeded enlistment Of native laborerS
in the whole of the Solomon group In
the possession of Great Britain includ-
ing Cholseul and San Isabel.
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Judge Nash's Plurality VIII be 5o,-
ooo-senatOr Hanna Talks on the
Outlook = Complexion Of the Next

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. s.-The Repub-
llcan figures on the legislature are:
House. Republicans 81; Democrats 40;
doubtful 3. Senate, Republicans Is,
Democrats II; doubtful 2.
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MARSH--ROBlNS0N.
dAERI AGE OF A YOUNG S0tIETY LADY
OF JACKSONVILLE, LA.
fhe Event Was Celebrated in This City
at the Brides Home Wednesday
Afternoon

Yesterday mornings Florida Times
Union and Citizen of Jacksonville, CON
tains the following account of the mar
riage of a member of the News and OBJ
server staff:
One of the events of the midsummer
social season was the marriage of Miss
Margaret Robinson, youngest daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson, to Mr..
Alfred H. Marsh, of Raleigh, n. c.,
which was celebrated at the home of the
brides parents in this city ut & o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The display Incl
dent to large church wedding gave
place to quiet celebration of the cere-
mony in the presence of the family and a
few of the intimate friends of the bride.
The hospitahle home was tastcfully deco
rated for the occasion with palms, ferns,
vines and flowers, green and white pre-
valing.
The bridal couple took their place in
the bay of the large parlor while the
ceremony was impressively performed
by the Rev. II. Ii. Weller, rector of St
Stephens church. The bride was unat-
tended, and the groom was accompanied
by Mr.. Josephus Daniels, editor of the
Raleigh News and Observer, with which
journal Mr.. Marsh is also connected
Congratulations, earnest and sincere, fol-
lowed the ceremony, and in the short
interval preceding the departure of the
bridal couple for the North, the brides
cake was cnt, and its prizes distributed
among the fortunate few.
THE brides gown was of white bro
cade silk. with point d'esprt and dachesse
lace trimmings; she wore veil and car
ried a large bouquet of brides roses
MIR. and Mrs. Marsh left at $40 last
evening for Asheyile, \. c., where a
short time will be passed before their
return to Raleigh. After brief stay at
their future home they viii visit New
York and other Northern cities, and ear
ly in the autumn they will return to take
up their residence in Raleigh.
THE bride is one of the most popular
of Jacksonvile's young society ladies'
who has almost numberless friends in
the city and State. Her departure will
he a distinct loss to the social life of the
city Mr., Marsh is the business manager
of the Raleigh News and Observer, and
by his active and energetic efforts has
made for himself an enviable place and
reputation
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-04
DO YOU WANT A FIANo.
DO You Ever Expect to Want a Piano

DO You Ever Expect to Want Piano!
The opportunity is now before you to
get the very finest Piano made at very
low price. You will never have another
chance like this The factories have
sent beautiful sample Pianos in the new
improved cases to their new store just
opened Oh Martin street under the Acad-
envy of Music, and have authorized their
nlariager. Mr.. George a. Minor, to sch
few at a scacrifice price to introduce
them. Those who have bought and
those who buy now get the bargains.
These are the old reliable Pianos OF
world wide favor-endorsed by all the
worlds greatest artists and musicians.
Hundreds of them have been sold in
North Carolina many in Raleigh by the
Hume Minor Go. Schools, colleges and
musicians all over the State use them.
Come to the new store and see and hear
them, and get souvenir music from Prof.
Geo. ID. Meares.