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though as with most epidemlcs, 1t may
be propsgated by contagion. il the con.
dition of the system is favorable for its
reception. Belladonna is thought to
be . preventive in somedegree, -wheth-
er in regard to contagion or atmOs-
pherical Influences. Also, to keep the
feet dry and warm, and the throat from
an improper exposure to draughts OF AR
may be considered savorably AZ pre-
ventives. 1t is disease Of fearful as
pect when it obtains the mastery, and
especially when it SEXES upon the laryn1
and trachea. It's hold is like a veno-
nous serpent who strikes deeper and
deeper his fangs, despite OF all means
10 destroy it.
The caution we would inspire is not
to treat slightly any affection Of the
throat about these days, as evidently
there are influences among us tending
to produce the disease, and while many
Of such affections may disappear thro
he application of some domestic reme'
dy, realdiphtheria fully formed demands
AL the skill your medical adviser car
bring to the rescue. Even those cases
which are treated early and promptly
from the history of the disease now ly-
ing before me, prove to have terminal &c
fatally to a very large extent in all parts
Of the coutry where it has prevailed
In all probability the current autum,
and winter will witness the frequent re
currence Of the disease.
-.assa JNO. GRIDLEY.
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Died..

10 this city, the LIST instant, ALICE NJ, the OILY
daughter Of JAkEs P. and MAnIAH L. CLOWN, aged
years months and 10 days.
Thus has another fsndy cherished child been removed
from earth to heaven been borne from the society Of
friends here, to the society of angels and spirits In
eongenal cline. ALICE Of conhdi n.y. generous dis
position, and amisbe in all her relation and BY ans
of these greatly sndsared in the affections III who
knew her. She the pride and Joy of parents and
friends One OF the marked pecularitles with her
that she loved everybody and made everybody hap
Ply around her. May it be thxt many chidre shall i'm
ate her quiet character and virtues and deserve
record fair like hers large circle Of relatives
friends will her early epsrture but they will
member and 7tt.
$ Shed not for her the parting tear, TsI s.
Nor give their thoughts to vain regret,
Twas but the casket lent them here,
The gem that filled 1t sparklsr yet"
Why should they weep thai
"a rosebud has been gathered
To grace the bright bouquet, #'-5
Which on the Savior's loving heart f
II s trusting followers lay.
at blessomed but little space t-
In thi. fair world Of ours,
When gel hands transplanted It
To bloom in lighter bowers"
May the now lonely parents, the surviving child and
brother family connexions that share this bsrexve
msnt be snbosoxed by loving kindness Of he HeS-
venly Father and the mnsrations of consolation from
the eternal world till finally they shall be reunited again
with the dear departed In the realms OF imnor
taiity. HIS.
In this City, the morning OF Tuesday Oct 9th, 1880,
CHARLES p BLISH aged 10 years and months.
IAN appropriate obituary notice oil the dc ah Of this in
tersstnR youth was not received until the matter OF
paper vas type It is unavoidably deferred until next
week. l-EDs TEL.
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ESPECIALLY TO THE SICK
DIR. v. C.. PRICE.

A N AI.YTICAL PHI YS1 CLAN.
or Buffalo, N " will be for consultation diseases gen.
orally, 1t
KENOsHA, City Hotel, on Friday, Nov. I'd,
Racine, Racine Housc, Nov. 81,
wsukegan, Waukegan House, Nov. 7th,
Milwaukee, Walker House, Nov. 4th and 9Th.
DIR PRI devotes his whole time TO the cure OF sero
fuaa, Rhs uIna tIsm, Fits. Nervous Maiadi,a
+. male Difficulties, Consumption, rkroaf
Liver, Heart, and all Chronic Complaint Oururac.
tice founded truth of seventeen years standing dif
frrs from all others, trinng with human existence
sacrificing life by experiments We know upon examip
alton the cause OF disease ADD remedy needed to
it, not by guessi but by knowing No poisons or harsh
medicines to Inre the constitution but mild and .n
Client; DO making sIck TO make WE'LL tearing down 10
build up abandoning bushes starving giving en-
enlargement without prospect coming never to be
seen again, but honest in dealings, f in GU opn
ioSs modrste in charges, regular every few weeks
~ our visits We invite n' cation, claim to know
everything, to bodyo claim to reason aud
common sense, and to Of said 10 be in
cuEabie We particularly reque hcse who he ye tried
his scientific doctor that respectful physican boastd
and advertised medicines and doctors until out and
aged, to cali upon nothing rs consuta
IS Tree. 1yls
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cit is not personal ambition that
has induced me to take the stump this
wear. / say to YOU who know me
that the Presidency has no charms for
me. / do not believe that it is my in.
terest as an ambitious man, to be Pres
dent this year if / could. '--Duuglas
IN has Chicago Speech.
This is laughable, and we don't Won
Ter that a giggle went through his
audience when lie uttered these words.
The Little Giant does not expect To-
'ome within hailMg distance of the
Presidency, at the close of the present
contest, and his object in uttering
such preposterous nonsense as the
above at this time, is, to prepare the
way for hiI. to make graceful back
Town when overwhelmed in defeat
90" he will say 81 told you | did not
c are to be elected-the Presidency has
no charms for me. p Chicago Joan
nat
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Wisconsin Methodist Conference.

The eastern Conference of the Meth
odis. Episcopal church of Wisconsin,
was in session at GAINESVILLE last week.
The appointments for the Racine Dir
trict, comprising Racine, Kenosha and
Walworth, for the ensuing year are as
follows:
Racine D;st-C. D. PiIl.bury, P. E
Racine, A. G. Maxwell.
Racine Welsh Mission, W. r. Jones
" Scand. Z" E. Peterson.
Kenosha, P. B. Pease.
Pleasant Prsirie,J. G.. Pingree.
Bristol, w. Carver.
Sylvania and Oak Greek, J. E. Grant
one to be supplied.
Waterford, S. L. Leonard.
Lynn and Broomfeld, supplied by c.
Smith.
Lyons and Spring Prairie,J. K. Shell
don.
Geneva and Walworth, D. w. Conch
Elkhorn and Il. Geneva III. B. Gran
dali.
Hart Prairie, e. s. Grumley.
Hart Prairie Scand. Mission,O. B
Knudson.
Delavan, G. Scammon.
Sharon, S. Smith.
Aliens Grove, A. Hall.
Clinton, L Salisbury.
East Troy, r. P. Lawton.
The Presiding Elders Of the other
Districts in the conference arc as fol.
lows:
Mil,od,tkee Dist.-W. G. Miller P. K
JanesoiUe Dist.--H. G. Tilton. P. T.
Beaver Dam Dast.-Isxac Searles.
p. E.
Fo's du Lac, Dist.-J. Anderson
p. E.
appleton Dist.-H. Himebaugh,
Sted0e'as Point Dist.-R. S. Hay.
ward, P. K.
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. M. Booth.

Mr. Booth has been re-arested and
lodged in the Custom House Bastile at
Milwaukee. The Free Democrat gives
the following acco unit of his capture.
"Last evening, while Mr BooTu was
returning with couple of ladies from
a political meeting at Berlin, he was
suddenly seized by Deputy U. S. Mar.
shall Taylor, who, with an aid pinioned
and disarmed him, thrust him into a
carriage which was in waiting, where
upon he was rapidly driven to the de.
pot and put upon a special train and
brought to this city early this morning.
A carriage in waiting at the Depot, re-
ceived and conveyed him to the Gus
tom House where he was lodged in
his old quarters.
He was arrested not without resis>
lance but owing to the fact ofhis being
engaged with his company, he did not
so quickly perceive his danger, and
perceiving it, was not free to immedi-
ately use his arms in defense"
The indomitable Jehu, (U. 8. Mar
'haD is now in his glory again it is
said he struts up and down the walk
in front of the Custom House. flourish
ing ponderous cane-swearing lusti-
ly, no id Republican, shall ever b..
allowed to visit Booth in prison again.
Booth will now most likely be put or
diet-alternately bran bread and skim
milk.
The valiant official bloodhound, who
by the aid of stalwart men, bounced up
on Booth, nnder covert of the night
will no DOUBT be speedily rewar ded by
his excellency Jimmy Buchanan, with q
mission to some foreign realm. ON
distinguished Chief Magistrate, has
never been known to allow such servi-
ces to .niggerdom, and especially such
devotion TO the Fugitive slave act, to
pass without some rich besowment of
Presidential patronage.
AS for Booth, had he not had the
stubborness of a mule, he would ere
this last event of his capture, have lie
the State, and kept himself out of reach
of his prosecutors. Whatever may b,
the merits of his cause, or whateve
may be his just legal rights, there is n
use of his standing up alone, and in de-
iance of the slave holding power of the
nation.
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COMM EKCE.AL.
Office Of III. Ksnosha Telegraph

U!:lce Of lie kelOSna Ttiaslapl
Gssebe, n. H$GO.
GRAIN MARKET.-The receipts Of grain at
his port since the date Of our ast issue have bee
large, and the market for the most of the time
buoy ant and active Prices for wheat up to Tues
Gay afternoon continued firm at 90s9i and some
sales OF extra samples were made at one and two
cts. higher But the market showed symptoms of
decline, Tuesday afternoon, and yesterday prices
fell Of 3a4 eta and closed tolerably firm at 87s
IS l-2. Notwithstanding Tuesdays report noticed
an advance of lag wheat in New York, all
the western markets declined on Wednesday fully
cts per bushel Receipts at the principal mar.
kets were unusually large, and buyers became
tired. Owners ofvessels also demanded an ad-
vance Of cts on fire. ghta wa.
Barley comes forward less freely than he week
previous but good samples are in fair request =
Oats are in light supply and are only sough. after
for the local trade
We quote wheat at S7a89, Barley 56a63, Oats
30
PROVISIONS.-There has been better supply
of butter this than the previous week. but receipts
do not equal the demand and consequently the
market for choice butter continues firm and sales
are reported at l2al4. Potatoes have come for
ward more freely aud find wick sales at IS for
good qualities. Eggs 1lal2.
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icy Death is but too often the ter
mination Of " hat in its beginning was
lightly treated and fatally neglected AZ
common cold. The snow ball does
not increase faster by rolling, than does
danger from an unchecked cough or
cold. When inflammation once fastens
upon the delicate tissue of the Lungs,
the process of FIRE is scarcely swifter or
more fatal than that of Pulmonary
disease through its various stages, and
its terminus death. Yet it may be ar
rested in all cases by arrompt resort
to DR.. Halls Balsam for the lungs.
For sale ny all druggists, and by a.
gents in every town in the country.
kESee advertisement.
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EGYPrIAN DEMOCRACY IN TROUBLE
AN Illinois paper informs us that the
Democracy Of johnson County Uower
Egypt are in great tribulation. A cit.
zen has lately brought into the county
copy of Webster's Unabridged Dies
tlonary-Pictorial Edition; the first
ever brought into the county.
\ number of Democrats have seen the
wonderful book and Lave come t the
conclusion tits some terrible Black Re.
publican document. The expulsion of
the great book is under advisement.
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CITY BANK OF X ESOsHA.

ofthe State.
Will give immediate attention 70 all Collections and Dust
ness entrusted tot. Remttsnces made for ectous O.
lay Of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silvsr Uncur n, EcsA
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in to suit, Oh the princir poirt
Great Britain France, Germany Holland, SWitss nd Mo-
wAy, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
6. g. DURANT, H. B. TOWsi III
C0~ter. E1ssN,ss.l
kHHoaHA Sent. LIST, 1857. ~
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HerscheI " Johnsons PIanta ton.

A Georgia correspondent of the N.
Y. Times, gives particular description
of the plantation of Herschel V. Johnson
the nominee for Vice President. HIS
plantation consists of 1862 acres OF
land in Jefferson Co. Georgia. 1t is
peculiarly adapted to the growth OF
cotton. There are on the plantation Z
negroes, besides a large nu,Gber o
horses. mules and cattle. The negroes
alone, are valued at $4,000. The
clear income of the plantation the pres
ent year is estimated at $4,000.
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BRILLIANT VICTORIES F.!
PehnsyHvania, Ohio and 1nd mia,
safe for Lincoln.
LET THE PEOPLE REJOICE

The State election of Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, occurred on Tues
day last. The result in these states,
was looked for with intense interest
throughout the Union, because regard.
ed as settling with tolerable certain.
ty, the Presidential election in Novem-
Der next. The result of the great bat.
ties on Tuesday last, has carried con.
sternation and dismay into the com.
bined ranks of the proslavery faction
PENNSYLVANIA
In Pennsylvania the Republicans
had arrayed against them on the state
ticket, the combined forces of the Doug
las. Breckenridge and Bell X now
Nothing factions-the three factions
having generally united on one candi-
date for Governor (Foster.) Against
thisformdaible array ola combined enc
my, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor Curtin has been elected by
some TO- 900 or 5, 900 majority.
OHIO
Ohio was not regarded by Republi-
cans as one of the doubtful States, yet
the Democracy protested to have strong
hopes of carrying it. The pro slavery
factions in Ohio of every stripe, had
fused against the Republicans, and
battered themselves the united array OF
squatter Democrats, slave code Demo
Gratis aud Know Nothings would bear
down the Republican phalanx. But all
in vain-the Republicans have put
their combined enemies to route by an
overwhelming majority.
INDIANA. ...
This State has been persistently
claimed by the democrats it was re-
garded by them as one Of the sure
States against Lincoln, The reports
from indiana are not 80 full, because
that State is not tiavesed by telegraph
lines SO completely as some other
States. The returns, as far as receiv-
ell, indicate Lane, the Republican can.
didate for governor, has been elected
by decisive majority.
LATEST.
PENNSYLVANIA latest news
from Pennsylvania indicates the Re-
publican majority on Governor will
reach 10000. Out of the 25 members
of Congress the Republicans have
probably elected 20.
ONO The Republican majority on
the State ticket, from 10000 to $4,000.
Of the 81 members of Congress elected
Is are Republicans.
INDIANA.-The majority on Gov
LANE, Republican, will not fall below
10000. Of the eleven members o.
Congress elected, s are Republican,
Legislature largely Republican.
We have no room this week to give
he election returns in detail.
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KENOSHA co. BANK,

win give Immediate attention to collections, and vii
remit on day Of payment.
Buy and sell Exchange on the Eastern cities.
Uncurrent Notes, Gold, Silver, and Land Wsrra On
Bought and Sold.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Win draw in suit purchasers on the prime a
cities Of Great Britain, Germany, Prasce, &c.
H. W. HUBBARD, JNo. O. COLEMAN
Cdshier. President.
KsAoshA, Sept 20, 1860. 1y14
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LOOK WELL TO THE LEGISLATURE
The next session of orr Wisconsin
Legislature, will have the duty ofelect
ing a United States Senator. Il is
important that the best men should be
nominated for Legislative ofices-mel
who can command the entire Republi
can strength, SO that decided majority
may be secured in both branches.
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&, 49, e Y Il & EAR.
tH@gS DR.. :. A. CALDWELL,

n OP' ''''tOI vN t5e LVC ana EHTs
Fer pesfsess, RIjHdness, and all De-
fssss Of the sight and Hearing
DIX. z. being regular Physician. with twen-
AZ Years exclusive practice in the treatment OF dis
eases u the Eye and Ear, will una fully qualified to
give relief or effect care in case within the reach Of
- No charge for an examination opinion, or for
Dh C's TREATIsE Ere Axp EAR OF 800 pages c.n
tsning Rvferences Tesmoniss Description OF Disease.
Ctsss snd other mpatant matter, illustrated with cuts
% be had 0'af BY sending Ten Ocnts to pay postass
1y1sB "s~'N" w.
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WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE

MM WILL NEVER CEASM.'
1t has been the great aim of invent
ors of sewing machines, for many years
past, to produce the :'dou6le loop stitch"
in an improvement SO simplified and re-
duced in price as to come within the
means of all families, for their own fam.
lily sewing This Improvement has now
been attained in the Family Sewing
Machines now offered by the "Chicago
Sewing Machine Co." They acknowl.
edge no superior, either in point of du-
rability or rapidity, for all kinds of fam
lily work aud tailoring purposes They
are offered to the pubic for the paltry
sum of $25 to $50 each, all complete
with stand, table and other equipments
ready for use. For further particulars
read their advertisement in another COLI
umn of our paper Chicago Journal.
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- Monmouth paper says: "In another column
Davidson, Esq TO Prof. Wood. This is another in
stance OF many where 1t has changed gray hsr to
rngtts and bald scslps to waving locks Let any who
tend IN need ~ this valuable remedy give trial
CAuTioF- Beware OF worthless limitations as seversl
are already In the market, called by different names
use none nnless the words (Prof Woods Hair
Depot, st. Louis No. and New York; are blown in the
bottle Sold by 81 druggists and Patent Medicine deal.
ors Ia the united states and Canadss. oct
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Pinples on the Face and Skin Diseases,
Are generally caused by Anmacule burroughed in the
the skin Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment by its power
full and penetrating qualities destroys every vstage of
them ling health and beauty the skin wherever
.pped removing Tan and Freckles
INFLAMED OR SORE EYES
A. G. Cushing, of South Bend, ma, says: "The
Magnetic Ointment is the only remedy in here for In
famed Eyer The Auditor Of county has SO much
faith in its curative powers in this disease he not on
highly recommends it, but offers to forfeit the
paid for # in each case, if it fails of q cure"
PILES.
Piles which are at this season Of the year particularly
troublesome are cured 1t by Tracks Magnetic
Ointmenappy to the affected small of the back
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE
Apply the Ointment Freely the ehead and temples
and back OF the neck also to the soes the feet and
palms of the hands 1t will relieve the seyerest
in thirty minutes.
Read advertisement in this paper 3m1O
Staa Co. No. I.
Areguar meeting Of Star Co No. will be held at held
at their house Thursday evening" 11,h at the
usual hour. f. p. LEWIS, sec'y
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S0d0ntary Habfta

There no class Of the community subject to
eases digestive organs than those whose business
compee them to be continually within DOORS either seated
~ desk or standing behind counter Roohand's
osdn Btners will prove true blessing to these per.
sons and ensble them fulfil the duties OF their station
with spirit and alacrity unknown hem before These
osrs can be had OF any druggist dealer in dcine
1T 20 cents per bottle. oct
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Eleven dwelling houses, to cost $s, 900
each are to be built In Cambridge, Mass.
for the Egyptian government, every
thing pertaining to them to be compile
ted in this countrg.
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Important to Females.

~ AZ u ~ ne 4 ~ E NN ANS PILLS..
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheescnndn, NJ d. NJ Y C;tv
The combination of ingredients these Pills are thc re.
suit OF long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation and tain in correcting
painful transformations removing all distractions whether
from cold or otherwise, headache pain the side paps
ton Of tn heart whites ali affections hystercs
fatigue, pain il the back and limbs &C. disturbed sliced
which arise rom interruption Of nature.
To Married Ladies', Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are in.
valuable, as they will bring the monthly period with
regularity LSdes who have bee2 disappointed in the
use OF other Pills place the confidence in Dr.
cheesenens Pill doing al they represent do.
There is condition Of the female svsteo in ,on,eh
ne rus cannot be taken acith0ut producin0 EC o.
LLAK RESULT The condition referred TO IL IREC.
NANCl-hs result, MISCARRIAGE. Such Is Me ir-
reststaote tendency t medicine restore The sexual
icfaofs to noT1ndt condition. that euep the reproduc.
tire poacer OF ndtt1re cannot resist it,
warranted purely vegetable and free II ON anything in
jnrous Explicit directions which should be read accom-.
psny each box Price 81 Sent by mail on enclosing 81
to the General Agent.
sold by one druggist in in the United States
r. H. HUTCHINGS, GSneral Agent for the United .htex
l65 Chambers street, New York to whom all order. should
he addressed. ~
For sale BY Wheeler Clark, and by r. Robinson Ko.
nos""' noiies' Sniith Co., Chicago. IVA
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Notice.

The Committee OF the County Agricultural Society," to
whom referred the question Of propriey Of chang
ing the location Of the Socetys Grounds requested
to meet At the Hall Of the Soeiey Saturday the 10th
day OF Octoberthe lay Of ing the county conven-
ton-at 10 o'clock m. prompt and punctual attend
ance requested All persons interested in the question
before the committee are invited TO attend.
HENRY LINES, Chm.
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Firemen's Review.

a. The Annual Review Of the Ke- -
1S-2E nosha Fire Department, will take <s4s7A
~pl.oe on Thursday, October 18th, MsEEs1
- 1880, ut O'Clock, p. M, on Mar Ea&&NsQ&b
ket Square. The different Fire Companies will govern
r. ROBINSON, Chief Engineer.
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Three Cuban families are said tn own
one sixteenth of the entire real and per.
sonsl property of the island, and twenty
five thousand slaves.
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PRINCE OF WALEs.-Among other
places more recently visited by the
Prince of Wales, was Washington City.
Every attention suitable to his rank
was paid by the President and heads of
the Department. The Prince and his
Suite and the President and his Cabinet
Wis tied Mount Vernon on the 5th inst,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ReliRinna.

There will be service the Court House next Sab
bath morning.
Subject in the evening, by request These shall &c
away into everlasting pun It, but the righteous int
life stern a." n
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EB- Senator DOolittle, of this State, has ap.
'oin'ne t. for a series Of meetings in the State
Of New York, commencing on the 18th of October
-Ad extending to he 2S.h.
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LOST. LOST!

A PeANTER DOG, liver and white color
around his neck was leather strap. with
" John AcPolem, Dog Grouse engra we'd on brass
piate-a white half-circe spot resembling the let.
Ter Z OH his back. Any person giving information
to me, or at the kENosHA TELHGRAPH Office will
be literally rewarded.
lwlS E. H. COSGRAVE.
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CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoE.-The town
elections which occurred in most Of the
towns in Connecticut, on Tuesday of
last week, have resultedgenerally nj
large Republican gains over the prece-
dung year.