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Stlett Storp.
CONFIDENCE.
By K. K. HALE.

Dear little Janet! And you want me to
tell her story? Why. She would say
there WAS no story to tell
/ SAY dear little Janetm For all that,
She is woman grown uow; and The last
tiuc saw hsr there @as a great bounc-
i0S Donald in her lap. For u that, and
tot = that. she will always be, little
Janet TO ne.
There never WAS 4 child who showed
% fully What The woman was 10 prove.
The lis. time | ever saw her WAS one
day when her father had fallen in with
me ON cross road in the Piscataquis
valley. That is lar AWAY, iotly miles
above Bangor in Maine. lie was ON his
hAy-cart; was sitting OH l0g. We
nodded 10 each other; and he. seeing my
knapsack aud stick, asked n | would not
mount with him, which | did; and SO.
before long, We came 10 his cheerful,
rambling great shins slo-palacc OF house,
where had already promised to pass
the night with him. We brought up in
front oi the barn, from which we had nj
ready heard shouts OF Coop! CoSp!"
Who should appear ut little three
cornsred window in the gable but little
Janet, nsxen curls flying wild about her
head "llurrahi" said Miss Janet.
"Hurrah ~ said her father lump, birdie !"
and. before poor cockney | well under
stood the order, the child few out uf the
widow. down into his arms; AMI they
both rolled over and over in the hay. |
have seen many jump into hay caIis. -
nay. have made my share; but | never
saw such a fight aS that. And even then
it vas not the distance which seemed
most surprising; 1t was the absolute
pIomptness. SO perfectly fearless;
"Hers not 20 make reply,
Hers not 10 question why"
!u said Jump" and she jumped, not
because she calculated the height, or had
done il before, but because he told her
to, and she loved aud trusted him. That
Was little Janet all over.
Now, steadiness like that and readiness
like that breed steadinesS and readiness.
1t seems queer to me that had never
seen Janet before, | have seen her so
much and often since. had not seen her
long. before | found that trusted her Us
implicitly rs she did ME; indeed, there
was not man worked on the farm who
had not absolute confidence in the child,
or was not sure of her promptness, pune
tuality, and affection. Nor was it men
and women and women alone who felt
so. The horses and the cows-nay the
pigs aud tho hens-all knew her cheerful
voice and her ready attendance and her
steady hand. Jotham said she could
collar and harness that cross brute Mad
March," that she would climb into the
manger and put the wreLch's collar on,
and put The bit In his mouth. because she
was such lady. | knew she could do
il; and of course Mad March" let her
DO il, tor he could have eaten her, bad he
been earniverous. and hardly knew he
bad tasted food. But il was not because
she Yas "a lady. but because her easy
confidence. rs | say, created the same
confidence in'all.
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lhat was the way 1t happened that
Janet, after she had carried to Adam
Clement the stockings his mother had
sent, and to Jesse Burton The head.rest
Mary sent, and the boxes OF home. baked
cake to 10. Stratton and Walt. Victor, and
the letters TO twenty others, whom she
found in one hospital and another, and
appointed herself TO duty, one day at hos
pilal No. u. with note from DIR. Mac
Gregor to our good friend DR.. Sample,
who was in charge there. The note said
that she was perfect nurse, and could
speak French and German well. Sam.
pie had little to do with French or with
German; but he had no surplus of per.
feet nurses. And so it was that one morn.
ing when Tom Trevor was waiting for
his breakfast of mnsh and molasses, il was
brought TO him, not by the nice redtur.
haned black woman who brought il Mon.
day, but by a tiny little white woman. in
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Society SmaII.raIt.

SeaI-skln sun noIus lts own a. The fashI0nahIe
fur.
hatcher is said to have the best society in all
the southern cities.
One O'Clock seems 20 be the fashicaab HE hour
for weddings this season.
The styles in ladies' wraps are infinite hut
the Dolman is the greatest rage Just now
The most fashionable opera cIoaks arc made
OF point lace with lining OF some brightly
tainted silk.
The most fashionable wedding card, now-a-
days are quite small, the envelope being without
q monogram.
lhe hight colored sacques now worn on the
promenade by ladies' were intended and are only
appropriate for carriage wear.
Ladies coifures have q strong upward ten
dency, and new style OF bOnnets have been in
augurated 10 meet the exigencies VI the Occa-
stony. H. Nal.
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Prom surepe To-day.


IoNroS, Nov. 5.-lt i stated that E1hn Ar
thur Roebuck, who has before sat IN rsriia-
ment for Sheffield, win again stand a. a csnii-
GATE Tor member Tor that civ in event OF a
vacancy occurring I'm the representation. The
etcton AT IlvertOn for member OF pgr lament
resulted In the success OF Nm. y. n lSsey. the
hbersl candidate. The election was sharply
contested, and Massey had only thirty majority.
KNFkniTIoN RKCALLHD.
ST. BETKRsnU re, Nov h-rhe government
has Issued orders Tor the recall OF the eNus-
dictionary force which Is now marching on
khiva.
TIE RAzAINE INvEsTIoA ALTON.
PARIS, Nov. 5-Iae military commission
which is making a prelimir AIRY examination OF
the Circumstances attending the surrender Of
Metz by Marshal Bazsine, hsd that officer
before them Yesterday, ana examined HIM Al
great length. Two hundred and forts witnesses
have been summoned 10 appear Tor examination
before the court which + % try the m trshal.
BOW TINY 10 1T IN PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 5.-The Prassian government
has created a number Of new peers in order -
secure msjSrlty in is favor ava the house a..
lords. IL IL sisted that the house will De Cive-
sufficient time after the reopening OF the ne b.
diet 20 reconsider il vote on the country refor H
ban before that measure il again introduced +
the government.
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rHE RAzAINE INvrsrIaArIov.
The Horse NaIatTv.


RALIIGH, y. g.. Nov. 5.-The horse rnala e.
appeared az WyAn, Naucy * Co.'S stables r. i.
morning. HsywoOd's fine trOtt'nc mare Far
Haywood, Loater and PcmeToy are Gown o. OBJ
IL. IL is spreading rapidly. The whole. 4,
merchants and cotton factors have ordered o. q
from the country.
INTBRFERKNCE WITH BUSINESS IN rENNsY.-
WANNA.
PHILADRLPHIA, Nov. 5.-The horse disc i,
sun lBterieres with business. Very few cars -
running, and horses on the street rarely appc.r
Steamboas are RAINING on the Delaw ware from
navy yard TO Richmond, stopping AZ variol.-
points on the route.
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SUSAN b. ANTHONY ALLOWED TO RRGrsTRR
AND DETERMINED TO NOTE.-Yesterday fore
noon Susan b. Anthony presented herself 70 tie
registrars OF the eighth ward and insisted upon.
being registered, claiming that the fourteenth
amendment made her a voter. After discussion
anc reading the amendment, she was permitted
10 register. In fifteen minutes in a ward OF
among the women, and in fifteen minute. move
the following were registered: NM. snnah Il,
Nosier. Mrs. Mary ). Hebard, Mrs. Nancy M.
Chapman, Mrs. Jane III. COgswell, Mrs. Martha
A. French, Mrs. Mary l.. Leyden, Mrs Susan
NJ. Hough. IL is supposed that more vii pre-
sent themselves to-day 20 be registered.-RO-
chester ". ~ Union, "a
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LOUISIANA.
Both Parties Claim the State-Nev
orleans Gone Democratic by from
ten TO twelve thousand maforify

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5-Dispstches from
Brashesr City, Chocoheula, Trenton, Delta and
klrksvilie, show, by tallies, POI majority for
Greeley and Brown and the fusion state ticket.
The Repubiicdn says -" All estimates are
necessarily based upon the knowledge OF the
various parties before the election; but the
general feeling appears to be that the republi-
cans have carried the city by a small majority
aud the state by at least 20 ,OoO We are satisfied
that the republican majority, whatever il NAV
be, viii be less than we had reason to EXPECT
some days ago. 1t is possible that here and there
aweak candidate (and we had altogether too
many such on our ucket) may fall so lar behind
a. 70 faii OF election, though we confidently be-
heve the more prominent have been success
ful.''
The Bee expresses the opinion that Greeley
and Brown and the state fusion ticket have
carried the state by at least 5000 or 10000
majority, and says the number of votes polled
In this city was between IS 900 and n, oo0
The Picayune says: "The entire vote Of the
parish Of New Orleans polled yesterday was
IS ga. The majority for the liberal demearatic
fusion ticket is estimated at IL 900. Tho state
fusion ticket is probably elected"
in this CITY al and the majority for Greeie
and Brown IL 900. Tho liberal state .-,,,,n,ttsss
claim heavy gains in the interior, ana DsIisvs
the candidates win come b the city about 49,
LEARN them . clear najasisy o. $500 IN the
Contradictory specials q N. -
MN YORK, Nov. 6.-SpeciaIe "a fba v,,-,S
1r1orne and Herald from New OrIesu,s 80
6reeiey has carried Louisiana nv \ ~stoSsy
ranging from IL, 900 10 1000. so'"y
e.a, Mr s special claims the state By the sms
Later Returns.
,. INV M UaLsAss, Nov. 5.-The opinion cane.
sna the fusionists by from ten 20 twelve tSon:y
sna maJorlty. Aindsn-The election psssri -
1u,s, s Am hundred votes polied; Gresey
coSnfag 30 Sop; -, The other boxes are not yet
GGeD.eer parish. Franklin parish has gone for
SI n1oh * about goo but The fusion parish ticket
sisp Dss elScted. Lake Charles and CaIca-
slen pAnsn-The returns are not vet compiefe
out enough Is known TO show that Greelev snJ
one fusion ticket have about COO majority In rhs
BAroH RoUeR, Nov. 5.-East BATON Ror.u
psrish ~ being cou0ted, and IL Is eetipnated 49,
me liberal majority will be from loo 10 a0 Th;s
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CONNECTICUT.
The Registered woman Not TO be Al
lOue<s IN Vote

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-A Bridgeport dispatch
says that in the case OF Mrs. Sarah NJ. F. Hunt
iOg ton, OF Norwalk, yesterday the judge of the
court decided adversely her suit against the reg
listers to allow her name to be placed on the lists
as elector, and declared unlawful the action OF
the selectmen who had previously admitted her
10 the franchise. The young lady, however, APP
pealed to higher court.
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parish is fs.o gave 1855 rerublicsn m . ority'
1argsrshcs-foaf boxes hesrd rom gfve tiree-
lev sad the fusienistS % majority. Ne~ lie
na-Three polls Of iberia parish ctve q rep1b-
hcen y stcrfty OF re. Two hovc> - be counted
probably Increase The republican majority
INV ORLEANS. Nov. rS.r2 m The In1isa-
tons point strongly % twelve oT ufteea thou and
IN TIE STATE for Gree ley and the liberals Gov
nor y Armouth this morning has no Doubt but
G7eeley'S majority viii be 1905 IN tie state.
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A Well IN Fira

WOMAN BURNED To DEATH
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Accounts from Co g.
boro, n. G., say that during the performanc. Of
hooinson's circus near there, an oil colo
woman, while looking on from the oatside. f.lI
into disused well. A Waterman who ran q
the spot accidentally let fall his lantern. wien
instantly the whole void WAS one shee. OF a t..s
subsequently an employe of the exhibition. Hs-
scending, brought up the woman. who =. n
expired. The rescuer himself is at the poIl. 5t
death.
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ALABAMA.
The Election PROGRESSING Quietfv

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 5.-The election
IS progressing quietly. IL will be late at night
before any returns can be announced, as The
ticket is very long and counting will not com
mence until about five O'Clock,
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Louisiana Leads or

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS YOTED FOR IN THAT
STATE YESTERDAY UNDER AN Aut' OF on
GREss.
BY special act OF Congress, Presidential cleo
tors and Representatives in Congress were
chosen in Louisiana yesterday, November 4th,
that being Also the day OF the regular state eiec
ton. The election throughout the II ate passed
of quietly. No OH cial returns have been re
ceived. The republicans claim thar they are
1900 ahead in the registration, aud claim that
they have carried the state by % ,ng0 The dean
ocratic state central committee claim the state
by 10000, the city by 10 20 h 600. Governor
Yarmouth thinks the state has gone tor Gree
ley and Brown by 1900 majority. and claims
three, and probably four members o. Congress
It will probably be several DAYS before enough
Ii known positively 10 show the result. The re-
publican majority I'm this state two wears ago
was "a AZ. The democratic vote, however, was
very light, compared with the actual De mo cratic
strength in the state. The following i a list OF
candidates
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INV JERSEY.
HE State Good for 5000 Majority for
Grant,
Especial TO The Eueniuo .Starl

Especial 70 The Evening Stdrl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Across the river al
Camden, in New Jersey, the election is very
exciting Reports shows that the republicans
have made heavy gains in all the counties Dor
deTing on the Delaware river an PennsvIvania
New Jersey Is set down for 5000 majority for
uraht. j. Y.
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The Northwest Boupdarx

! TORONTO, Nov. 5.-Ihe Globe has a special
dispatch from Fort garry saving: cit H. re-
ported here that the boundary line commission
have found the Canadian custom house A.
Pembins to be on the American side Of the line
which is said TO run between the custom house
and the Hudson BAY cOmpany's post
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ILLINOIS.
A Full Vote Being POIIed I'm Chfcae...

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. Sit rained all night
and continues to-day. The election is proceed,
ing quietly, with the prospect OF q full vote.
Notwithstanding the storm.
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Fire af Knoxville. III

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 5.-A fire AZ Knoxville
H., last night, destroyed the extensive wagon
msnufactOry there, with its contents. rho loss
Is estimated at S15 ,00O-insurance unknown.
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MARYLAND.
A Big Vote in Raltimore

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-The election il pro-
crossing quietly throughout the city. A very
heavy vote is being polled. The polls opened
at 9 a. m and close at p. m. The day is bright
and fine.
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Fine VA" aye Whfsky.
FOR MEDTcINAL IND FAMILY USE.

WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE.
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quietly, with indications that IL viii be larger
taan usual. Both parties are well represented
NJ The polls. At noon each appeared satisfied
with the prospect, showing at that time that the
ycte was pretty even.
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from the OLD yamiesps Bakery.
- cuhfsros ~, M ESa.:;:s.A Agent:
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The Philadelphia Democrats Give ID

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 5.-The election is pro-
crossing very quietly. The vote cast so far il
smaller than usual. The democrats are making
no effort, some even voting for Grant In seven
precincts, taken indiscriminately, in the first
three hours, the vote stood: For Grant, SCI
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, X. L., Nov. 5.-There is no ex-
Clement here at the polls. but the voting is pro-
crossing steadily. The democrats are polling
right vote. AT noon Grant was leading Greeley
four or i've to one.
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NEW YORK,
The Election i'm the CITY of New York.
Business Suspended Police Ar.
rangeh ents-Ihe polio Hall Party
Tor Herman for Governor.
By Associated Press.

By associated Press.l
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-fhe weather Is clear
and pleasant, and is as favorable as could be de-
sired for an election. The city presents a holt
Gay aspect, business for the most part being
s sSe Inc polls opened at a. m. and
close at p. m instead OF at sunset, as formerly
Inc STOCK, gold, produce, cotton and merchant
exchanges are closed. The police and federal
1niceIs are stationed at the different polling
booths, and have the fullest instructions for the
preservation OF the peace and the arrest of those
who may violate the law. The CITY police, how
ever, have orders not to interfere with either the
inspectors or federal supervisors in their mode
or scrutnizing, counting and canvassing ballots
IN many places the Apollo Hall party are issuing
tickets for Herman for Governor.
Arrests for False Registration.
NEw YORK, Nov. 5.-Numerous arrests were
upon warrants issued by a commissioner, upon
tne charge OF false registration. The rest were
ior various causes: Altogether, about fifty were
adyudicated on at the Federal building by Com
missioner Stilwell for the down districts M T.
this time. up "
0'Brfen Ahead.
Nkw YORK, Nov. Sup to O'Clock the cleo
town va d.Rrss Quietly and in the down
votes were polled at II .. m. In the LIST I'd. Sd,
atn, and 9TH wards O'Brien (for mayor1 is doing
no Mhs, 5s and many Greeley tickets are dropped In
and scsrcssy cn S1s stn1 oBrien is the fayorite,
nH ~ %sua Greeley Is ahead, being run out of
S .ssn.;n 49, In the 10Th dtstrict o'Brien has
msvs. LsNsence out OF the field, and Have
Weyof mas no chance. In the 7th district Law
renee y beeting O'Brien, and Havemeyer gets
rev votes, and Greeley is the favorite on the
!. eSoential ticket. In the 18th district O'Brien
y enead, and running on Grant and GreeIey
t ueAGts: Levrence developed great strength In
the nth ward. Counterfeit tickets, scrstcSing
and selling out are the order of the day fnn,ss.,
9istrict tine 18th ward o'Brien tickets are run
from Tammany boxes. 49,"
Susan b. Anthony and ether women
Vote In Rochester
koCHRsTBR, Nov. 6.-This morning .t nm
early hour Susan b. Anthony and eig6t atber
females went in Q body to the polls IN IN sth
ward and presented their votes. The insnectoss
received the votes and deposited than In ~
boxes. There were eighteen women reeist.r.S
In the same district.
An Eyen Thlng at Albany.
ALBAHY, Nov. 5.-Ffne weather nrsv.,,s a..
dsy' ana the voting b proceeding steadily and
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10.
Cincinnati SlOw.

C1NcINNATI, Nov. 5.-The election is pro-
crossing quietly. Up to ten O'Clock the vote an
peared to be q little behind. 1t is raining.
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TENNESSEE.
Not Much Interest," Tahom

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 5.-The election IN
progressing very quietly, owing to rainy wealth
er. But little interest is manifested, and the
propabllties are the vote viii be unusually light.
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RALEIGH, \. c., Nov. 1.-The election is pro-
crossing quietly. But little interest is mani
ested by either party. 1t is estimated thai
here will be falling OF of 35 per cent from the
August vote in this city.
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NEW YORK CITY
Greeley's Majority Less Than 20, 600
Democrats Voting Open Tickets for
Especial 10 Erenino Star. I

IDFcCtUt 70 LUtNFfty DIuT.I
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The election is pro-
crossing quietly in this city. The indications
are that O'Brien will have a small majority,
and that Greeley will have less than % ,O0J ma
iority in the city. Many democrats are voting
open tickets for Grant and Wilson. s..
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The election is passing
polled.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The largest Republican Majority


BOSTON, Nov. "a large vote Is being thrown
IN the city, with Indications OF larger republi-
can majority than ever before. At ~ O'Clock
2,562.
Banks Beaten.
me vote OF ChsrlestOwn at IL O'Clock stood
SSs majority for Gooch against Banks for Con-
General Banks. at the same hour stood a ma
gorlty TOR Gooch. Partial returns from the Sd
and an districts indicate the election Of Hooper
and Whiting by large msiorities.
Worcester more than to 4 I'm Favor
of Grant.
WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. 5.-A count of the
wards taken with two or three exception, at one
O'Clock, gives Grant 2,f77, and Greeley Loo
The republicans viii elect their representatives.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Brilliant Reporter at Keeue-He
Says the Democrats and Liberals
are Voting for Greeley.
KEENs, n. H., Nov. s, noon.-The election
here is progressing quietly, and the indications
at this bour favor q large vote. The liberal re-
pubheans and straight democrats are voting
strongly the Greeley ticket.
Nashua Democrats Going Back ON
Greeley.
NAsHUA, n. H, Nov. 5.-The election is pro-
ceediDg quietly. Greeley is not polling a full
democratic vote. Few o'Conor tickets will be
cast.
Dover Doing its Level Best.
DOVER, n. H., Nov. 5.-VOting in the different
wards is proceeding quietly. Party lines are
closely drawn, and rom appearances the voting
lists will be well checked. The weather is so
favorable that the invalid voters will be all
brought TO the polls. At eleven O'Clock the vote
in ward two was:-Grant, l52; Greeley, 53. Ia
ward three, Grant, l92: Greeley, 81.
Betting Favorable to the Repubi-
cans.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Nov. 5.-The election
is progressing quietly, and a very full vote is
being cast Leading democrats claim that they
will reduce the republican majority of last
spring in this city about 100. Both sides have
hopes of carrying the state, though betting is
generally favorable to a republican victory.
Portsmouth for Grant.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H, Nov. 5-Eyerythfng il
peaceable, almost dull, here. At noon the vote
polled in the whole city was $50. OF which Grant
had $50 and Greeley ZI5. Thus Tar the indica-
tons are that the republican majority will be
from 200 to 800.