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MUSICAL AND TReATMcAl agTsS.
, FIylngN in st. LOUIS.

7 Lolita is ''Fire Flying in St LOUIS.
Owens Is soon SbingiRgp in Indianapolis
Mckee Rankin has been RIP Van WinkIing" In
Chicago.
DIR. Felix Rogers IS ripping RIP Van Wnkie'' In
san Francisco.
"Formosa" exhibits her VIRTUE m the Hub on Mon
day next.
Laura Keene ts playing "hJomen at The chestnas
theatre, Philadelphia.
John Brougham opened at the New Orleans var!e-
ties last Monday.
Mrs. Bowers commenced q. n engagenlent In Cit
cago Monday evening.
Edwin Booth favor5 the Broa doTm5 win another
week OF tragedy at the Wainu I. phiadeifhia.
The Susan Gaiton English OPP efesroupe opened in
ST. Ionis on Monday night
Miss Julia Daily IS personatina "oug Female Ameri-
can Cousn' with much success iis0maha-
Tie Prince OF Wales has "a yea q prize OF ay9
pounds Tor bagpipe playing, I 10 competed for AZ
an annual Highland gathering.
Robert acWade, tue origin n Donkey In 'Tha
Devils Aucton,u az PLAYED at Gods Museum VINO
has Just concluded engage ,nient at the Grand
opera House, starts sarrlr e tour through the
South ana southwest. He appe ars at Galveston on
the til inst, In q new drainaE IL alton OF Rp Van
Winkle,n and an original PIT il IreSque domestic
drama, entitled "Lilac.n
Tie civic authorities OF Bolo .ra have decided 10
place bust II Rossnl IN their pantheon or Illus.
triuus men IN the city cemetery.
Nile camilla urso has return, d from Paris. The
lady's health Is vastly improved nd she has quito
recovered tile Of her wrist ID hngers.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoN Monty MARxRr.-LoNpoN. Oct 1S--t:30
p M-Cousos closed at e3 4 for both money and the
account United states fye.twenty bonds, 1862
81 1865 old, 50; 1857, S3. Tenforties, rs. Stocks
quiet Fries 23A; Illinois Centrais, e3a4; Atlantic
and Great western, 2oh.
PARIS BoURs E.-PARIs. Oct l3.-The Bourse Il
quiet. Rentes III, Acc.
States bonds are firm at ssa for the Issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKBr.-LfvERPooL, Oct,
1850 r. M-The cotton market closed with an
upward tendency. Middng uplands, l2iid.; Md
ding Orleans I'd. The sales OF the day have been
5000 bales OF which 1000 bales were taken for specu
aton and export.
BAvRE CoTroN MARzgr.--HAvRR, Oct, 1910 p. M
The cotton marke, closed quiet for both spot ana
anoat.
LlvRRpooL BREADsruFFs MARxer-LIvERfoot,
Oct 10, A, M.--CoTn 2Ss. 3d per quarter for Euro.
pean,
sd. per cwt for new.
foyDoS October i3.-Refned petroleum closed at
Is sd. ana spirits petroleum NJ I'D. pet Sa.on.
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TelEGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Vice President Co.fax left Omaha yesterday fof
home
X. NJ Skeels is the democratic nominee for State
Senator In the Twenty ninth senatorial district
Three hundred and fifty Mormons principally from
England. arrived at omaha on Monday and left yes
terday for Utah.
Colonel w. A. McKillop, OF Carroll county, was
nominated yesterday for comptroller by the Maryland
republican State convention.
The total receipts OF internal revenue in the New
Orleans La, district for September 1862 were
Sl26,927 gain OF s7o,l07 over the corresponding
month OF 1868.
Jared Nj. Davis, OF Concord. N. H.. was yesterday
sentenced to two years in The Manchester jati for
taking letters from the mali Car on the Sullivan Rail-
road in February last.
The Wyoming Territorial Legislature met on Tues
day. l.. ID. Marvin, OF Laramie county, was elected
President OF the Council. and John Herrick OF
Albany county. speaker OF the House
The dwelling OF G. +. Foster In Albany N. r., was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning, and Jenny Rey.
polds o young woman at work In the house, wac
burned TO death. IL Is supposed the Ore caused
by the careless use OF Kerosene.
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cratic majority OF $780, that the vote in the state
Is evidently much closer than was at first supposed.
Republican Majority Dwirdiag-Fenrs that
Packer has Carried the State.
PITTsBUR0, Oct. l3. 1850.
kilograms received from the State Republican
Committee, up TO three O'Clock this afternoon,
announced that Geary had carried Pennsylvania
probably by 1000 majority. Further returns have
however, created different impression, and to
night republicans In this city fear that Packer 10
ahead In the State by few hundred votes.
Republican Majority Claimed Not Far from
1000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Ia, 1869.
Hon. John Covode Chairman OF the Republican
State Central Committee has received dispatches
from oil but nne counties, aud with estimate on
a good basis for the balance he says that Geary's
majority win not be far from 1000 either way.
strength of Parties in the Legislature--A
Republican nIaIority--Legai Decision Ex-
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3, 1869.
Salt river tickets are abundant, but the democrats
take their defeat checrfui!y.
The state Senate VII. neutrality-suspicious. Is,
democrats TO-
Tne republicans concede the defeat OF Watt In the
First Senatorial district There Is no return from
the overlooked district In the First ward bat the
returns VIII not alter the result.
The House stands republicans 50, democrats Sra
majority on )oint-balot or 20.
The City Council will have republican majority
on joint ballot OF $780, All the republican county
oulcers are elected by from 200 100 400 900 MAJ
iority.
Tho people are anxiously expecting the long
delayed decision In REGARD to the contested elector
OF 1868 It is believed that the decision defer cd
TIL after tho election for fear OF creating d,sturhay ce
and that will be In favor OF most OF the repu lean
contestants.
The democratic vote in the Fourth ward fs1 900
behind that OF last year. showing strong prounds
for believing that the allegations Of fraud We're not
Il. founded.
Election Of u Republican Mayer Of sscrantou.
SCRANTON, Oct ID, 1909.
Colonel william ~ Morris lrepuBliu nj is elected
Mayor OF this city over George SAM erson demo
craft. The city carried by the do nocrats at the
iast state election BIZ $50 majority
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HAYTI.

Movements Of SaIuavc-HIs Now Cabinet
Hayden Finances.
P0RT AU PRINCE. Sent. 20,
Via HAVANA, Oct. IL, 1869.
President Salnava left his army at Aux Cages and
returned TO this city. He has appointed o new Cab
net, including General Cnevaller as Minister OF War;
The appointment Of the latter 1t Is supposed, will
satisfy his demands and prevent she trouble which
was apprehended.
President Sainave is In bad health. The political
condition OF the country Ia very confused. but sal
nave seems to retain the confidence OF the majority
OF the people,
The Haytien currency continues to deprecate;
sl,l00 paper are equal to one dollar in gold.
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Tue Memphis aad Kansas City RRi'roed-
Homicide In Memphis.
MAR YLAMD.
Meeting OF Rechab,tes In Baltimore.

Meeting OF Rechahites In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Oct. IL, 1882
The High Tent OF Rechabites OF North America,
which has been In session for the past TWO days.
adjourned at noon to-day. Delegates were present
from Maryland, virginia New York and the Dstrtctor
Columbia. The following Officers were elected for
the ensuing year:-BenJamn Allen, of Utica, n. Y
VIM. Dent of Utica, N. Y, IL. d. r.; Jud. l.. Lore OF
Georgetown, d. O., II. @. s.; Charles Il. Fitch OF
Syracuse, N r., IL. T. The next session OF the Order
win be held In syracuse, N. T., on the second Tues
day OF October, 1870
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DR.. LIvius<sonc on His Way 20 thS Cosst-Hia
Report IF the Sources of tho Nsse.
BOMBAY, Oct. ii, 1889.
BY French Atla2tic cable from London.
Mr. Kirke has received = letter from DIR. Living
stone, dated on tho 9Th Of Jciy 1865 In which the
Doctor informs HIM that he belicyes he has discov'
cred the OF the river Nile at point situated
between ten and twelve degrees south.
DIR. Livingstone was in good health Of the time Of
writing to Mr.. Kirke.
Intelligence or still later date to hand from
Zanzibar states that the trade caravan had arrived
there and reported that Livingstone had reached
UIle. on the road to the coast In safety
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NEW YORK.

The Democrats State Central Committee
road.
ALBANY. Oct 10, 1860.
Samuel J. Tilden. Of New York. has been chosen
Chairman and William Cassidy, OF Albany Secre-
tary OF the Democratic State Central Committee.
A locomotive aud two cars were thrown or the
track OF the Susquehanna Railroad near Harpers-
vile Yesterday. Several passengers were slightly
injured. This Is the fourth accident on this road
recently.
accompanied with thunder and lightning. Rain fell
In torrents the streets uD, and this morn
ing the docks are Hooded. The railroads are
reported to DO In running order.
Fire ln Monroe C0unty-TwO 3Ien Burned TO
Death.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 10 1869.
The lookup IN the village or Charlotte, IN this
county lMonroel. and a warehouse owned by Eaton
& Upton were destroyed by fre this morning. Two
sailors named Alexander Fisher, OF Bath Me-, and
Michael McMann, OF Elyra, ONO. belonging 10 the
schooner CASCADE, or Green Bay who were prison
ers IN The lookup, were burned 20 teath.
Military Visitors In BuGni0-The Industrial
Exposition.
BUFFALO, Oct. Is. 1869.
The Putnam Phalanx, Of Hartford, Conn, 100
strong arrived here this afternoon and escorted
from the depot to the hotel by attachments OF the
Sixty.nfth and Seventy-fourth regiments, whose
Quests they The visitors viii 100 the city whe
here ana Visit Niagara Falls and the adjacent points
Of interest.
The Industrial Exhibition is still increasing in
interest ana grandeur. New entries are daily made
ana crowns throng the a!dings during tbs day and
buildings are peculiarly adapted 20 The parpose aud
the arrangements are the most perfect.
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VENEZUELA.

Maracaibo Still Biockadcd-Iusurrcctto
Risinss.
CARACAS, Sept 90, 1850.
General Monagas Is still at Porto CabeIlo. The
federal steamers continued to blockade the port OF
Maracaibo.
Rsings against the federal authorities In Coro. on
the Gulf OF Maracaibo, ana In Barcelona, at the
mouth OF she Rio Neveri. recently took place, out
were speedily quelled by the troops.
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IOWA.

RepuhlicSss Majority 25,0ee-F.oege aiulorfty
ia the Legislature.
CHICAGO. III. oct. 49, 1862
despatch ftem Des10ines. Iowa, reports that
the election returns come in slowly, but enough are
received TO show that the vote OF the state viii DO
between rs, 900 ana 10000. The Legislature WIN be
almost entirely republican.
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AUS TRALASIA.

United States War Steamer at Syduey--
The Fills Looking TO the Union.
LONDON Oct. l3. 1859.
Advices have been received from sydney, New
South Wales. TO the 9th ut.
The United Statos steamer Rearsarge was In port
grand entertainment was given by the citizens Of
Sydney In honor or her commander. Captain James
s. Thornton.
was reported that the Fiji Islanders had solicited
the United states governme nt to establish pro.
tectOrate
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Military Visitors In BuGnio-The Industrial
Exposition.
MAINE.

Serious Charge Against a Ship Captain
Heavy storm at Bangor.
BANGOR, Oct. 49, 1889.
Captain George Wentworth, whose arrest for CON-
hitting an outrage on the high seas was noticed
few days since TO day had hearing before United
States Commissioner Carr, which resulted In fully
committing him for trla, before tho United States
District Court In April next. Tue penalty being
death the offence Ia not bailabie.
A heavy southeast ram commences this morning
and has continued ali day At this hour eleven Z.
NJ 1t is still raining heavily. An immense quantity
OF water has fallen.
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BOAsD or Al0sRt len.

The Board met in special sess ion yesterday, with
the President, Alderman Coma D, In the chair. A
large number OF papers were ltroduced. and com.
municatlo1s were received iron the Mayor vetong
the resolutions directing the pay ing OF Fourth Filth
and Twenty-fourth streets with Nicolson pavement.
The vetoes were laid over undel the rule. Resolu-
tious were adopted directing "a paving OF Nnety-
second and Ninety third streets between Third ana
Fourth avenues. and Chrystie treet from Divlsloa
to Grand street. a small amor int OF unimportaus
routine business was TRANSACT ID, after which tb g
meeting adjourned.
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LONDON, Oct. IL, 1869.
Tho principal race to-day at Newm arket was for
me Middle Park Plate, Of 1000 sovs., added to
sweepstakes OF thirty each twenty forfeit the
second horse to 200 sovs and the third horse
100 sovs ont OF the stakes for twoyear Odds; colts
eight stoncs nine pounds; fles and geldings eight
stones SIX pounds. Frvolity won, beating Mr..
Msrry's b. I. Sunshine, second, and Lord Falmoash's
b. 0. Kingcraft third. The betting was to against
grvolity, ito against sunshine and 8 to against
Ktngcraft. Seyenieen ran.
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flas IN ssYsNYy-sIRsI synssI.

Abou. six O'Clock last nigh. IRE broke oas IN the
brick building foot OF seventy.nrst street, North
river, occupied by Eichberg Co. as dye,ng es'so-
iishmens entirely destroying tue building and tts
contents causing ,os9 on stock o. $4,000; Insured
for 81 600. The building YVES owned hy the Harsen
estate and was valued 4, 10000. II not known
whether tusre was any insurance on the building or
not.
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Napoleon in Direct Issue with the Radi-
Gals and "RedS."
English Opinion Of Spanish Rtpubiitanism and
the Future Government Of Spain.
THE SULTAN AND the SUEz CANAL
Doctor Livingstone Discovers the
Sources Of the Nile.
SPAIN.

Rcview OF Government TrOOps--Contradictory
Reports rom the Provinccs-The Exodus TO
TanRier.
MADRID, Oct. Is. 1862
Tho troops Of the garrison Of Madrid were
reviewed to-day by General Prim.
Government oflcias declare that the rebellion Ia
dying out. but the republicans contradict them and
maintain that It is increasing. The interruption Of
communication renders 1t difficult to obtain infor-
nation from the Provinces; but there 10 no doubt
that the insurrection extends throughout the
country.
Tho C0rtes has appointed committee TO inquire
Into the conduct OF deputies who are supposed TO be
With the Insurgents and to report what action shall
be taken In their cases.
The insurgents who were defeated with such
heavy loss at Saragossa were under the leadership
or Saly0ychea and FrantOn.
Martial law has been proclaimed at Malaga. Many
families have 1ed to Tangier,
Valencia still resists the government arms but
there is to believe that Its capiuation Is i'm.
mtucnt.
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THR TOBACCO TRAng OF VIRGINIA. The actual
number OF nogsheass OF tobacco inspected at Farm,
vile during the ear ending the SQtn nv was ony
232 or LOT hogsb eads less than the rough estimate
used In our suustics few days ago tue tota W
the state Is ,Bersfore A7aoo hogsasads instead o.
1851, epq the increase over tue inspcctlohs OF
the preredlnq wear to Ise hogshoads. The quantity
or loq,s tobacco sold at Farmvllle In lsos-9 wss
9dao,e2A tbs, an increase OF l,2oolA IDS, oys
1897. e. the actual stock In Farmviile on the Ia
lust waa 40 hogsheads, OF which only were v.aln
. spected, - R,Qhplond VINO Oct. III,
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Fearful Tragedy at SchuyllSili Haven-A
Family Burned to Death.
ScHUYLKiLL HAVEN, Oct. Is, 1850.
Last night the signal tower OF the Mine Hill Rail
road took are burning to death the Waterman,
owen Feeney, and his family consisting of wife ana
TWO children a Bister-ln-iaw or Feeney was also
at the tower ut the time. but escaped by ienping
from window. The fire originated IN the lower
part OF the tower,
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
oud,,iou Of the Nevada National Bank.

Condition Of the Nevada National Bank.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Ia, $780,
The statement OF the AFFAIRS OF the Nevada National
Bank shows that over $4,000 in coin and 100000
In currency ia due the bank while its debts are
about t2s0,UO0 In g0id an currency.
Mining stocks firm and active. -
Tho shipments Of wheat 70 England I'm = more
activity.
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TENNESSEE.



The Senatorial Contest--Andy Johsson's fros-
pects-His Defeat Predfctea.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, tsos.
The Legislature to-day ignored the election y
Public Printer by the last Legislature, ana provided
for convention on the 25th to make new election
They also resolved TO 90 lnto the election for United
States Senator on the 10th inst.
Andrew Johnson Ii not as strong az ne was
week ago. Knowing men assert that ne WIN DC
beaten.
Governor Senter's message grows In favor. HG
financial views viii probably be accepted py the
Legislature.
Tue Memphis aad Kansas City RRilroed-
Homicide In Memphis.
MEMPHIS Oct 49, 1859.
meeting in reference to the Memphis, Spring
field aud Kansas City Railroad was held In the
Chamber Of Commerce last evening. Addresses
were made BY Colonel Edridge. OF Springfield, MOI
Judges Byers and Kendall OF Arkansas. and others,
showing the great Importance OF the work. Resolu-
tons In favor or building the road ana promising
liberal aid In furtherance OF the enterprise were
adopted. K. O. Gest Judge Swayne, A. l.. Lacy, D.
B. Madell and william farrs, were appointed dele
gates to tho Kansas City NO. Convention, on the
18th inst
Joseph Dunn, q hackman, was killed this morning
In front Of the Peabody Hote. ny T. NJ. Harris
young lawyer. Dunn was assau,tng Harris AT the
time.
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An Explanation and slight Difference.
PARIS, Oct 49, 1862.
The Paris Patrie denies that the government In.
tends to suspend the right Of reunion and adds
1.-THE government simply desires TO give warning
that 1t wiz act with energy should the public meet
fngs degenerate into provocatons OF tnsurrecton.n
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ST. DOMINGO.

Fighting In the lnferiOr-Aulerican Nc20.
tiasiOns for the Bay Of SANTANA.
ST. DOMINGO, Sept. TO- 1889.
Fighting is going on in the interior, and the
encounters with varying results daily reported
President Baez Ia negotiating tue sale OF the Bay
OF SANTANA to the United States.
Money Is very scarce and trade dul
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FRANCE.

Tho Democratic ARitation.-An Imperial Warm
ing to the People.
PARIS, Oct 13, 1859.
The Journal ONcfdl has the following news
Several public reunions have been announced TO
take place nere and disorders are threatened. The
government, however. will enforce the law authoriz.
ing the suppression OF all public meetings Of char.
aoter calculated TO disturb public order,
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AvOaDALs fBaB.
Jersey CGY. ncf. IL. Is,

ShNoHt VNIfI UtI. T. I'VE
To the EDITOR or THE BERALD:>-
Accept 500 from the jersey SChle.zen corps
Captain H. Raschen Tor the rslef Of the sufferers o
Ayondale W. 4. sCdiUpANN. treasurer
TO rHR EprToa or THg hEgIIp.--
Enclosed please and S24 80 additional subscrip.
ZION received at the EfanJ Opera House u aid o. the
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CURACOA.

The First Valuation Of mn Earthquake.
CURACAO, Sept 90, 1850.
A severe shock OF earthquake was felt here on the
18th OF September. II was che frat one ever expe-
rienced mere and created great terror.
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.

The Sultan to Preside nj the s"ez Cores
mOnia.
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1850.
The putrie 10 informed that the sultan WIN so 70
Egypt to preside at the Inauguration Of The suez
Canal.
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for Hayes, la4s for Pcndeton. 90 i2a; Psndieton's
majority, o7o The fusion ticket elects two republi-
can ana two democratic Senators 1--WE republican and
hYo democratic members OF the House and three re-
publican and three democratic county onicers. Tho
majority for the fusion and Legislative tickets over
tho regular republican ticket Is from 900 70 500.
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Watches a1i Jcwelry.
Clocks aud Music Boxss
repaired
In the best manner by
hrst Glars workman
GRO. q, ALLEN, ais broadway, ono door below Cana,
street aud tt7s Broadwsy between 2th and 2sth
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PORTO RICO.

Peaceful Condition of tho Colony.
SAN JUAN. Sept. 2T, 1850
The colony is perfectly tranquil. The health OF the
island Ia good.
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lasrons back o % may ne
duced IN the decline OF NE Witpn any OF tue annoyar
that deter many tnousans OF an from using tho
ening well inefficient hair sani az preparations Of
day, In PHAL0GS NIfALfA> OR AVIATION FOR fHK
HAIR, the has mt las obtained agree ah,a
article, distilled water az quite as clear, hca
the natural color OF inc ha whatever lie shade aud
il absolutely without drawback.
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ENGLAND.

Lord Derby at tho Point OF Death.
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1850.
Lord DerDy's condition Ia much worse to-day lie
has been tnsenslble for several hours.
The general news Of the day s quite meagre
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JAMAICA.

Henlth nnd Trade of the IsIn nd--Seyere Hur.
ricane Visits Turks Islaud.
KINGSTON. Sept. "a,
Via HAVANA, Oct. -, 1859.
The colony Is quite healthy.
Trade Is dull. Logw00d ID declining, and there Is
no demand for tonnage.
Advces from Turks Island to the l7tn have been
received. severe hurricane visited the island
causing much damage. Large quantities OF salt were
destroyed.
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COLUMBUS oct Is, 1859.
s',Styeignt counties have been heard FROM Hayes
pJss last october ia $500. Hayes majority will
be about 5000. The Legislature Is very close.
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ONO.
The Election Doubtfna--F republican state
senate aud Democr attic House.


The Election Doubtfna--F republican state
senate aud Demecr attic House.
CoiuaBv !, OHIO OCT. 10, 1862.
The election is considered doubtful.
The House Is probaos u .mocratle and the senate
republican.
Tho majority for Hayes srepubcan for Governor
viii not be large.
The democrats clsJ that Pendeton has been
elected, and are very Jubant, aring cannon and In
dulgng In torchlg lit procession.
Probable Elect On OF Hayes-The Vote Clone.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10, 1899.
The returns 9lnd the opinions OF both parties indi.
IS democratic ana the Senate republican The dem.
the official count TO determine who is elected Gov.
aruor.
FaliiWt on Of tho Republican Majority
Democrats St'd Holding Out.
CLEVELAND, Oct. Is, 1862
Eoturns rom one-ul rd OF the state have been re.
eeVed. The vote T,r Mr.. Hays fails OF about 1000
rom that OF lasf Year. AT this rate the republican
majority WIN ~ about 5000, Many OF the demo-
cratic stronSs>oids have mol yeI been heard from.
notnfns From Sixty-eiRht Countics-Rcpubll-
eau Lssscs Heavy--Thc Legislature Close.
COLUMBUS, DOT. Is, 1859.
S,Sty.eght counties have been heard from. Hayes
TJss last october Ia $500. Hayes majority will
, be about 5000. The Legislature Is very close.
The Radicai Defeat In Hamilton County.
oMCrHNArL, oct H. 1909.
Full return, from Ha@llton coqnY show tue vote
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FaiiiW5 on Of tho Republican Maiority-
Democrats St'd Holding Out.

no'rms From Sixty-eiRhf Couuties-Rcpubli-
eau Lssscs Heavs-Thc Legislature Close.