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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07


DIR. G. E. Brooks, Dental Office
over Talbott's Restaurant.
Don't fail to get New York Life at E.
Prick & Sons. 23tf
Matt Williams made business trip to
Griswold Friday evening.
A. H. Brown and wife left Tuesday for
visit of several weeks at Aledo, Ill.
Mrs. Frank Evans went to Denison
Saturday for visit with her parents.
Miss Laura Randolph went down to
Corning Saturday for visit Of several
days.
Rev. o. L. Nichols returned Saturday
from a visit with his family at Mt.
Vernon.
Miss Orissa French returned to the
city Monday after weeks visit at her
home near Gray.
Prof Hooker was attending to bust
ness in Extra Saturday, his son Carl
accompanying him.
ii. U. Funk was called to Deep River
Sunday evening by a telegram announc-
ing the death of his mother.
Loud Rippey was a passenger for
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07

B. w. Monk made business trip to
Harlan Friday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07

N P. Christensen was up from Extra
Tuesday on business.
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B. w. Monk made business trip e
Harlan Friday.
N. P. Christensen was up from Extra
Tuesday on business.
VIM. Lyman visited over Sunday with
his family at Atlantic.
Father LOTUS went to Des Moines
Monday on short visit.
J.J. Potter, of Atlantic. was an Audu-
bon visitor the first Of the week.
j. Burdick went to Oklahoma and
Texas Tuesday to look at the country.
Miss Mollie DslAhoyde, Of Extra. was
an Audubon visitor the first Of the
week.
Rev. Nelson, of Atlantic, was an Au.
dubon business visitor the latter part Of
last week.
For information about North Dakota
lands enquire Of J. O. F. Wicker, Audu-
bon, Iowa. II
Mrs. Sam'l Minser, OF Carson, came in
Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs. 8. E.
Humphreys.
Albert Clark and VIM. Leach left
Thursday for Oklahoma City where they
go to look at the country.
-
Mike Carroll was called to Seneca, ILL.,,
Monday by telegram announcing the
death OF his sister, Mrs. O'Long.
Mrs. Chas. Ping returned home Mon.
day from Welt of three weeks with
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07
Note the Following Prices:

All Other Goods In Same Proportion.
Butter and Eggs Taken In Exchange.
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Chas. May was an over Sunday visitor

Chas. May was an over Sunday visitQ
at Extra.
Chas. Stocking returned Monday from
short business trip to Griswold.
II. s. Green, OF Dow City, brother o
Judge Green, was in town Monday.
Carl Hoover went to Brayton Frida,
evening for short visit with friends.
Ralph Hibbs went up to Mannins
Friday to work few days at the masol
work.
Miss Edith Harris is teaching schoo
in Sharon township for MRS Bird Hers
man this week.
Mesdames Laura Anderson and w. w
Smith were over Sunday visitors with
friends at Extra.
The Misses Mary Fischer and Grac,
Stanley were over Sunday visitors with
friends near Hamlin.
Mr.. and Mrs b. F. Kennedy returned
Friday from visit of week with friends
and relatives in Des Moines.
Rev. Hickok will preach in the Bap
tist church next Sunday, morning ano
evening. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Kroeger returned to her home il
Adair Saturday after weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. John Graham.
@. W. Boysen and family, of near Elk.
horn, came up Saturday and spent Sun,
day with M. N. Esbeck and family.
Mr.. Maurice Wolfe returned to his
home in Ottawa, Kansas, Monday after
a short visit with relatives in this city.
Miss Helen Myers arrived in the city
Friday from Des Moines where she has
been attending college for the past year
VIM. Robinson who went to California
a few months ago is at Los Angeles. He
likes the country and the climate quite
we'll
Edward Roach is becoming more feeble
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-08
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellisencer.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. Nov. l.
. At late hour tonight. the Republican
executive committee has received COM
p!ele reports from nearly every county
In the state. AIcKinley's majority, ac-
,cordins to the figures. at hand, is 20,311.
Goyernor-elect White Will not fall far
behind the presidential vote. g.
The Republicans have also elected 81
members OF the house Of delegates. the
Democrats secure 16 members, while 4
are In doubt. In the senatorial districts,
the Republicans have elected II out OF
the 13 senators and one yet remains In
doubt. or the hold-over senators, Z
are Democrats and Republicans. the
senate therefore stands II Republicans.
Democrats and one doubtful. The leg
.islature on Joint ballot stands 6S Re-
publlcans, "a Democrats and S doubtful.
The following majoritles by counties
Of the presidential candidates and the
complexion Of the house Of delegates
and senate is given out:
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PEITlGREW ANGRY
And Threatens to Form New Party,
Pays BIS Respects to Senator Mark

And Threatens to Form q New Party;
Pays BIS Respects to Senator Mark
Hanna.
+ SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. TT
predict the. formation of new party,
based on. tho protests Of the outraged
people against Republicanism, as
taught by Mark Hanna" declared Uni
ted States. Senator R. F. Pettlgrew this
morning. He had Just left the home,
to which he withdrew last night; when
the first considerable batch OF tele-
grams arrived from South, Dakota.
II saw how 1t was going and went
home. For weeks told the national
committee we were defeated In South
Dakota, but they have kept claiming
the state. and have been working for
political effect. No. was not disap-
pointed. I slept well last night will
remain in Sioux Falls and am now 20.
ing to resume business OF my mill north
Of town. Defeat Is the moro welcome
to me, as 1t has come. than victory
would have been II It came by endors-
ing the sort Of policy which the Re-
publican party represents.
Yes. Of course. will be In tho new
party What It will be called Is. OF ltt-
tie moment. It. may bo Social Labor,
or It may be the New Democracy 1t
will be made up Of persons dlscontentcd
with the elements In politics, as pro-
test against the existing conditions and
the present tendency. The movement
will grow rapidly and believe Will de-
feat the Republican party in 1901"
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Special Dispatch to the ,Intelligencer.
& HINTON, IVA, Nov. I-SumWers
county elects Republican prosecutor.
and there is a possibility OF the Rcpub-
lIcan candidates for sheriff and the leg
islature also being elected. =. Ri,
Monroe county elects Via, who was
counted out in 1898. by a majority Of IS.
and also the entire Republican ticket.
This Is the first time In the history Of
the county that tho Republicans have
succeeded In carrying Monroe.
Raleigh county. which has always
been Democratic. elects n Republican
delegate and q part OF, the Republican
ticket.
Grcenbr4er elects Its entire Demo-
cratic ticket by about 800 majority.
In, Fayette county, where there has
bean bitter factional fight in the Re-
publican party. the county elects all
its officers by najorities ranging about
400. and will give the Republican state
ticket fully 1880, majority. Hon. Alex.
Miller. Of Greenbrier county, candidate
for state. senator from the Eighth dis
trict, is elected by a snfe majority.
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KENTUCKY.

/ LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 7.-Af !
O'clock. Mr.. Yerkes. Republican candi-
date for governor, said:
."I am OF the opinion that my election
Is assured by majority Of $500 to 5000.
Tho election Of the national ticket be-
ing absolutely certain. the small margin
In my own race Is not matter Of great
concern-I believe my majority Will be
counted and certificate issued"
Governor Beclham would only say
that he had been elected by at least
10000 and was perfectly satisfied.
Ex-Governor 3IcCreery. chairman Of
the Democratic state campaign COM
mlttce. said:
II am satisfied Kentucky haa gone
Democratic by 5000 to 10000"
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. IA West
ern Union bulletin issued tonight about
Kentucky, says:
Returns from seventy-flve, counties,
complete or nearly so, embracing 1,215
out Of a total OF 1877 precincts in tho
state. give Bryan 15676s: Mckinley.
137.245: Beckhnm, 1b4oS6; Yerkes, 1885,
S17.' OF the forty-four counties not yet
heard from or reported so sparsely as
to be Ineligible, sixteen gave In the last
presidential election 2,7t3 Democratic
plurality. and twenty-six gavo 1887
Republican plurality. --s---
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Knnawha

Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelliEencer.
: CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. III
IL conceded by the Democrats that Ka-
nawhn county is largely Republican.
Tho entire Republican ticket 10 elected
by majority OF from 1000 to 1,boo. All
Indications point to the election Of Hon.
Joseph Holt Gaines. for Congress, In
tho third district, not by small plu-
rahty, but by O majority OF tho popu-
lar vote that will even exceed tho high
water marks registered for HulIng In
1894 md Dorr In 1896. Mr.. Gaines has
carried Kanawha county by fully as
largo q majority as that given for tho
Mckinley and Roosevelt electors, which
Ia over 1900. His majority In Mellow
ell IL upwards OF 1000. In Fayottc
nearly the sarne. in Upshur 1900, while
Mercer. Clay, Wyoming and Raleigh
hayo all lnorcased their n,ajorlties. Re-
ports from Democratic counties uhuw-a
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REBUKE TO, DEMAGOGUES
Was the Peoples Verdict on Tuesday,
Says Senator Hanna in Statement
- r{-o,, N,,1 rsEE's- Fl. .sss.E. ll..-# y IS.

Was the Peoples Verdict on Tuesday,
Says Senator Hanna in Statement
2 Given Out.
/. CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 7.-senator
Hanna this evening gave tho Associa-
ted Press the following statement on
the result Of yesterdays election:
"The result is more than satisfactory.
II expresses q continued confidence In
the administration Of the party. which
Is certainly gratifying to all Republic
cans and friends Of. this administration.
1t assures the continuance Of present
prosperous conditions. 1t is a triumph
Of the principles OF good government
over the .heresies OF Organism which 10
the product OF American clements Of
responsibility, instability and incom-
Potency. 1t strengthens tho very
foundations OF the government. It Is o
rebuke Of the demagoguery. Of the
campaign OF the opposition and clear,
cool diagnosis Of situation which wao
for q time clouded by their methods Of
evasion and Misrepresentation. Above
all 1t gives to every American absolute
commence IN the good judgment OF tho
people,. and their readiness and ability
to protect their own interests by decid-
ing Alright those great questions which,
of necessity. come up In government
by the people. a...s,ls
while in the main our predictions
have been fulfilled. may say that in
many cases our expectations have been
exceeded. AS yet. final reports cannot,
: OF course. be made, but some Of the
states which we considered doubtful
are surely Republican. and some, which
we classified as Democratic, are doubt-
full. with q possibility OF being Repub-
llcan."'y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-08
GREAT GAIN in THE HOUSE
Places Congress Beyond Dangere
President Greatly Pleased
With the Result.
UTAH EXPERIENCES CHANGE OF POLITICS.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Republlcan ma
tIonal headquarters was the scene OF a
continuous love feast all day, and well
into the night. Returns received from
the various members Of the national
committee all went to confirm the gen
eral result announced last night, though
In many instances the oyer-sanguine
committeeman were obliged to reduce
their first predictions regarding the size
of President McKlnley's plurality.
Nothing was received. however, that
caused any disquietudc. Vice Chair
man Payne remarked:
t"We know We have won and won cas-
lily. Nothing can worry US now"
During the afternoon Mr.. Payne Is
sued statement claiming sos electoral
votes for Mckinley. but he seemed none
too confident that this number would be
the result. The sos Included the vote OF
Kentucky, and Notwithstanding the az
sertion OF the Republicans from that
state that they had carried the state.
there was not much confidence felt in
the headquarters that kentucky had
gone Republican. On Nebraska the
feeling was positive and the assurances
from Republican leaders in that state
all stated that Mckinley had certainly
carried the state by anywhere from s.
900 to 1000. The Republican leaders
will be greatly disappointed II they fail
to carry Mr.. Bryan's state. They want
It not for the reason that Its electoral
vote Is necessary to the election OF Nc.
Kinley, but for tho comfort Of having
Bryan repudiated In his own state.
Congratulatory kilograms poured Into
headquarters all day In a perfect stream
,-every state in the Union seeming to
provide at least a score Of them.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntelIgsncor.

Sfs~aNA AAopehSh W NAu 4utctuBtUCof,
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Nov. t.
Election roturns from the county did
not begin to como In until after three
o'clock this morning, and several pre-
cincts OF the remote dlstriots have not
yet been reported. Unofficial returns
received by telegraph from every pro-
cinct show that tho Republicans have
carried the county by 1,<75 plurality, a
Republican gain OF 200 over the vote Of
1896. Dayton. for Congress-, is not moro
than 2b votes behind tho presidential
electors. Unofficial returns from Pres.
ton county show q Republican majority
OF $500 for tho national toIset, and 2,loo
for Dayton. Republican gain Of 200.
Congressman Dayton teiegraphs your
correspondent late this evening that his
plurality will reach $500.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelliGenccr.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CHARLES-TOWN. W. Va. Nov. u
Fuller reports from Jefferson county
give the Democrats 1876 majority,
swhlch Ia m increase of $50 over 1886.
This is tho largest majority they have
ever gotten in the county. William Ca
bell defeated Col. G.. W. z. Black about
$50 for state senator In Jefferson. Nor
gan and Berkeley counties. H. s..
Cushwa and r. NJ. Fisher have been
elected to the legislature from the same
district by the same majorities. Col.
Thomns B. Davis, candidate for Con-
gress, carried the county by 1,542.
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Tyler.
Special Dispatch ,o The In,ellIrenc

speclal Dispatch to the Intellieencer.
S1STERSVILLE. W. Va, Nov. H.
McRinley's majority in Tyler county is
$50. an Increase over 1896 OF As. Roberts
majority in Tyler oyer Hall. for the
Tyler-Wetzel district. Is 72s: Lowry's
majority over Benedum. for house Of
delegates Of this county. is 557. White
and the balance OF the state ticket will
run along with Mckinley The entire
Republican ticket in Tyler was elected
by good majority.
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Acts as n Counterpoise.

LONDON, Nov. S.-The Novoe yrem-
va says the st. Petersburg correspond. .
cnt OF the Daily Express. wiling before
the recollection Of Mr.. Mckinley was
known ut the Russian capital, "an-
nounces with official sanction that an
understanding has been reached be-
tween Russia, France and the United
States and Japan by way Of counter
polse TO the Anglo-AmSrican agree
ment adding that the results will be-
como specifically apparent II President
Mckinley Is re.elected," FrsgN1 II NJ
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plnnEantn,
Special Dispatch to tho Intclllrencer.

Special Dispatch to tho IntclliEenccr.
ST. AiARY's, ", Va. Nov. 7.-Re-
turns are all In Pleasants county gives
Mckinley q majority of l5l. In 1896 It
gavo Bryan 20. Tho entire Republican
uokct Is elected with the exception Of
J. A. oldneld, for. prosecuting attorney,
who was defeated by R Il. Bills by tho
gcant majority Of 10. Hon. L, J. MUIR
ply wac elected to the house OF dele.
gates by a majority. OF 49, b. F. Riggs,
for sheriff has a majority over A. Eddy
of nearly 100. Tho Republicans nrc
tubilnnt. They feel certain the county
has conc in to tho Republican fold to
atay. @
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KanaWha County Remains in Line
and Rolls up the Usual
Large Plurality.
GOOD NEwsFRoM GOVERNOR WHITES HOME.

1.125, Harmer, state senate, 1874. Flem-
Ing. for sheriff, 2o5. Law. for prosecut-
Ing attorney, 1872, Willis and Washburn.
for house Of delegates. SS9 and 1,0o2; re-
spectively, Fettro, for county surveyor,
1876, Farris. for county commissioner,
S2i. Hughes and Hammond, for ASSESS
ors, loss and l,o7l, respectively. The
contest was very bitter on the sheriff
atty and the Democrats traded every
thing for their candidate for that place,
but without success, as shown by the
official figures. is,,ls 3l.Tlt 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-08
Cabell.
Special Dispatch to tho Intolligencor.

Special Dispatch TO tho 1ntollIgencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Nov. T.
Complete unofficial returns for Cabell
county give Mckinley 1856 majority.
White. 1856. The lowest majority on the
county ticket is. 22s. York, for senator
for the Sixth district. received SS6. He
is elected by nearly 600 majority.
Later returns from Lincoln county
show that It was carried by the Re-
publicans by 256, the entire ticket being
elected. Hon. C.. W. May. Of that
county. is elected 10 the senate from tho
Seventh district by nearly 1000 matori-
U. --l...-. a..--.. -..l.
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Marion.


Special Dlspatch 10 tho IntellIEencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Nov. with
official returns on the national ticket
from all but three precincts Of Marion
county. McKlnlcy's plurality Is estimat-
ed at $50: In 1896 he had 14o plurality.
On the same basis. the plurality for
Dayton, Republican candidate for Con-
gress, Is $50. Two years nSo the plu-
rality for McGraw. Democrat. was 40.
The entire Republican county ticket Is
elected except the candidate for prosc-
cutting attorney. who is defeated on tho
face OF the returns by Il majority. The
Republicans gain two members Of tho
Legislature.
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COMPLEXION OF CONGRESS-
Chairman Babcock Claims 2o2 Mem
bers for the Republicans, and lat
for the Democracy, with 8 Doubt

bers for the Republicans, and lat
for the Democracy, with 8 Doubt
full. !.
CHICAGO, Nov. lat 10 o'clock to-
night Congressman Joseph W. Bab-
cock. chairman OF the Republican con-
gresslonal committee. issued the fol-
lowing statement:
The Democrats have elected solid
congressional delegations In the follow
ing states. viz:
Alabama. Arkansas, Colorado. Florl-
da. Georgia. Louisiana. Mississippi.
Montana, Nevada, South Carolina, Vir-
ginia and Texas, asgregating seventy
five members.
The Repubilcns have elected solid
congressional delegations In the follow
Ing utates, viz:
California, Connecticut. Delaware,
Idaho, Iowa, Kansas. Maine. Maryland.
Michigan, Minnesota, New. Hampshire.
North Dakota, Oregon. Rhode Island.
South Dakota, Utah. Vermont. Wash
inEton, West Virginia, Wisconsin and
Wyoming, nsgrcCating ninety members.
The Republicans have elected twelve
members In Illinois. tho Democrats ten.
Lorimer and Rodsn6erg. Republicans.
having been defeated. In Indiana, We
elect nine and the Democrats 4. the
representation remaining the same MS
row. In Kentucky, Republicans two.'
in the Fifth and Eleventh districts:
Democrats six, with the Third. Ninth
and Tenth in doubt. Massachusetts,,
Republicans ten. Democrats three.
Same AZ now. Missouri, Republicans
two, Democrats twelve, with one dis
trlct, the Fourteenth. In doubt. Me-
brnska, Republicans two; Democrats
one, with the Third. Fourth and Fifth
districts In doubt. New Jersey, Re-
publlcans six. Democrats two. same as
now. New York. Republicans twenty
two: Democrats twelve. We Sain the
First, Third, Fourth. Fourteenth. Six
tenth and Twentieth distrlcta In New
York. North Curolina, Republicans
two. In the Eighth and Ninth districts;
Democrats, seven. Ohio. Republicans
seventeen, Democrats four. We gain
the Third, the Dayton district. by two
hundred, and tho Twelfth. Columbus,
tho district Of Congressman Lentz. BY,
fourteen. Pennsylvania. Republicans
twenty.sIx, Democrats three. with the
THcnfx.eishth dlatrict In Doubt hVa
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COLORADO.

DENVER. Col, Nov. 7.-According to
returns received up to 1880 p. H.. tho
Fusionists will have twenty members
OF the senate and the Republicans flva
and of. the sixty-nve members OF tho
house sixteen nrc conceded to tho Re-
'publicane. This gives tho fus!onistn y
larSe majority on Joint ballot.
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Lewis,
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgenco,.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencel.
WESTON, w. Va, Nov. 7.-Full re-
turns from Lewis county precincts con-
firm last nights, estimate OF an In
creased Republican gain. All county
officers were elected. and. according to
latest advices from Webster county, in
the Webster-Lewis legislative district
Huntington, Republican. is elected and
Will have a majority OF over 100 In the
district.
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You Saw Me in go, but Inn Fatter Now. .

heavy failing off Of the vote. and heavy
Republican gains. While 1t is 3impos-
slble to-day to give figures that are re-.
Liable US to majorlties, It is safe to say
that Mr.. Gaines will have one of the
largest pluralitles ever given a congress
sIonai candidate In the state
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Taylor.

Special Dispatch to tho lntclligencer.
GRAFTON, w. Va, Nov. 7.-Taylor
county Is In line and the organization
Ia perfect. Returns show the following
nanjorities: Mckinley 677. and Dayton
800. The Republican county tichot Is
elected entire by majorlues ranging
from $50 to 600. A
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Berkeley.
Special Dispatch to tho IntellIrencer.

Bpocial DlSpatch to tho IntolllEcncer.
MARTlNsDUHo, W. Va, Nov. IT,
Complete returns in Berkeley county
arc MS follows: Mckinley 2.bos, Bryan
2'2ss; for cpnaress, Dayton z,44s. Ddv!s
2.sl5: for governor. Whito ..4so, Holt
2'3le. For state senate, Campbell (Dem)
2.3os. Black (Rep.) a,sol. District dol
egatss. cushwa (Depo 2,7is, Fisher
(Drm) 2,tqa. Bu--tsd tflsp9 Gsog hrilIer
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(Rep.) 1892; house of delegates. Nc
Sherry (Dem.) 1885. W. 7. Henshaw
(Rep) 2.45s. Sheriff. c. L. Stuckey
s(Dem.) 2,4I6. G. P. RIner (Rep.) 1850;
prosecuting attorney. U. S. G. Pltzer
(Rep) 2.4s5. A. B. Noll (Demo 2.S26;
county commissioner. j. W. Lemon
(Dem.) 1883. John GrosInger (Rep)
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgoncer.
BUCKHANNoN, W. Va. NOV. L.
Upshur county gives Mckinley 1855,
Bryan Se3. q net Republican gain Of 1872
over 1896. Tho eHtirc Republican coun-
ty and district tickets are elected.
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Gilmor.

Special Dispatch to tho IntelllEenccr.
GLENV1LLE. W. Va. Nov. 7.-The
vote Of Gilmer county is us follows:
Bryan 1Alo, Mckinley 1,l22; Holt, 1,42e,
White Lila; Raymond l.417. Dovener
1,124.
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NEBRASKA.

! LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 7.-Democrasio
National Committeeman Dnhlman this
afternoon stated that tho Nebraska leg
lslature would be fusion by eleven ma
.jotltys thne the. fusion state ticlent 70