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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-07
KAw DIMINISHED RESERVE.

We learn from the best authority
that tho Kaw Diminished Reserve
will soon be put into market with
an extension of time for payments
to be made. We now believe this
is the best thing that can he done,
and we further believe that the step
should be taken by the government
without delay. We are Satisfied
that the interests of the settlers can
not be snbserved by further delay.
We are reliably informed that the
Reserve is rapidly being taken up,
and that the timber is being de-
stroyed, thus rendering the land OF
less value. We know that there are
great numbers of people who stand
ready to purchase the land at it,
apprai sed value and commence i'm
provements Immediately. AS we
said few weeks ago, the only point
now to be made is to get the time
of payment put off as long as posi-
BILE, in order to give settlers q chance
to make the money out of the lands
Let the land be put into market al
once and thus settle the long-stand'
ing and vexed question as to how II
shall be disposed of.
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New York Money Market.
New York, Nov. 8.
The day in financial circles was
gloomy, and although the markets were
devoid Of panic and excitement, the
shrinkage Of values was gradual and IN
interrupted from the opening to the close.
Confidence seems shaken again by the
protesting Of the California and Texas
construction company's paper with Thos.
A. SCOTS endorsement, unfavorable re-
port about Reading and Philadelphia. de-
cline In securities in London, and a re-
ported railroad defalcation here.
Money-LOaned up as high as e per
cent. per day, but closed at per cent.
Banks-The banks now hold about 3d.
100000 greenbacks.
Foreign Exchange-Demoraliz six
ty days 5I<@5sE per cent; for sight 7sS.
@7N.
Commercial BiIls-Selling all the way
from 2 to AZ per cent.
GOld-TOuched 61S, the lowest point
since 1862, and closed at ~.
Clearings-S37, 200, 900.
Disbursements-To-ia day S4O6, 600.
Custom ReceIpts-$360, 600.
SterlIng-The steamship Russia to-day
brought $4,000.
GoVernments-Closed dull.
Stocks-Weak; the depression contin-
ued until just before the close, when the
feeling became better, but the recovery
was nothing to speak Of.
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The old, stale and sterotyped
farce of correspondents from city
papers writing up q town" as an
inducement for people to support
said papers, is getting mighty thin
all around. The best thing, the
people begin to see. is q fresh home
paper laden with local news every
week. All the advertising lodges
resorted to by Bohemians and strap
ped printers, who are trying TO
cheek It through the world, are also
playing out. How the people OF
Southern Kansas have bled for
"directones," envelope, letter head
and card swindles, thermometer
boards, etc. The best mediums,
after all, for communication with
the q. X. Is the regularly issued
home paper. They should be the
mirror OF all homo business. Let
irresponsible bummers from cities,
who are trying to get living of OF
you, draw on their own communi-
eles for support.
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The Freeman is the title OF = neat
aixteen-page monthly published by
Burke, 4 Street at LeavenwOrth.
1T Is devoted to science, literature
spiritualism and Progress. il lie
we'll edited, and filed To the brim
with choice original and selected
matter. We notice one novel feat
ure ia iis ulansgement-the publisa-
ton OF Don Quixote and Scotts
Bride of Lammermoor in serial
form. This IL q great improvement
upon the swehsy fiction Of the New
York Weekly. We suppose that
Robinson CrusOe, and the Arabian
Nights will follow in due course.
All these arc old enough to be new
TO cur young readers. And we
WOald venture to suggest that the
gospel of Luke published, In similar
form, would have the charm Of nov
city for the progressive constituent
cy of the Freeman. The present
number Is illustrated by one wood
cut of Don Quixote, evidently car
we'd with q Jack-knife by SOme des-
perate devil of the old Bulletin Of
ice. We are happy to State that
the Freeman is very respectable in
its style of heterOdoxy, being hos
tile to Mrs. Woodruff, and heE
aehool We hone that IL will he of
some benefit to the lOng-hsired.
And no doubt that the OrthO dox
need the good which comes from
sharp criticism. The churches are
6hll enough OF pharasAism and con-
ceit, to be benefited by such q caus-
Gic pen as Bro. Burke's. Such men
cannot say that eternal foundations
OF Christian truth, bat they do prick
many hidden ulcers and pretentions
,sir-hnbhles. The Freeman costs
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STATE ITEMS.

Topeka pays $1,000 rent for an
engine-house.
Jewell county has /" Great West
ern Molasses Emporium"
The city of Parsons has ordered
three fire-engines, one big one and
two little ones.
1t is expected that the cars will be
running from PaOla to Garrett be.
fore the close of winter.
The beastly practice of "shivaree-
ing" new-married people still pre-
walls in Howard county.
One hundred and twenty-five
emigrant wagons passed through
Humboldt one day last week
A gentleman who was 9 brigadier
during the war now commands an
express wagon in Topeka.
Six wagon loads of Frenchmen,
with their household goods. lately
passed through Marion Center.
The parties who took q car load
of horses from Douglas county to
Boston, Mass, lost money on them.
The Ally boys of Howard county
have already picked 100 pounds OF
cotton, and have more to pick.
A fire in the college nursery at
Ottawa, on Tuesday of last week,
destroyed about $1,000 worth of
fine trees.
Quantrell has turned up again,
this time in Fulton county, Illinois
Mr.. Q. is the liVeliest corpse in the
country.
Cart. Wilder, first representative
of Kansas in Congress, has resigned
the mayoralty of Rochester, N. Y.
and is going to Europe.
The North Topeka Times is mad
because several of the audience
laughed right out while Bret Harte
was speaking at Topeka.
The President of the Atchison
Topeka 81 Santa Fe railroad says
that his company has spent over
500, 600 for emigration purposes.
There are four Browns on the
Republican Central Committee OF
Wilson county.
Joel Moody, author OF the "Sci-
ence of Evil" lately sued the n. X.
& L. railroad company for 50 800
land damages. He got $500.
The old town of Parker, Mont
gopeFy county, has been abandoned,
and Is no longer station on the
L. L. & G. railroad
The Wichita theater has, been
torn down, and the poor players
who strutted and fretted their hour
upon its stage, are seeking their
hash in other chimes.
c. ". EYerhart of Labette coun-
ty, has bought q cotton gin. Sever
al other gentlemen In that yiciniy
have been splitting cotton" and
propose TO also invest in gins.
The gentleman who drove q pair
of horses from Vermont to the Ar
kansas Valley, captured the ''fever
mage at the latter palnt- Il was
worth the drive TO experlenee the
new sensation.
The Kansas Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church edifice in Atchi-
son, was dedicated by Bishop Bow
man, on Sunday last. The church
cost S22 900. The pastor, Rev. T. j.
Leak, is one Of the best men in the
State.
Prof. Peabody, . phrenologist Of
Clay County, is building a poem OF
six hundred verses. He has two
hundred verses already completed,
and expected to have the whole
poem ready to launch by the 9th of
November.
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Owing to the hard times. we make
the following offers to subscribers for
next year, which will be good till the
lvt of February, 1874:
FIRsr-We will give The NEWS and
the Kansas Farmer one year for SO In
advance. Reduction 80 cents.
SEcoSD-We will give two copies OF
THE NEWS and one copy of the Kansas
Farmer enc year for $3.50 In advance.
Reduction 81.
ThIRD-We will give one copy of
THE NEWS and one copy of Woods
Household Magazine, so page month
ly, for $3.50. Reduction 90 cents. Or
for % we will send THE NEWS, Woods
Household Magazine and the popular
chrome, yosemite"
FouRrH-For q club of I'VE sub
scribers to THE NEWS we Will take
1915 In cash and will send either the
Kansas Farmer or Woods Household
Magazine as . premium to getter up Of
club. Reduction S2.25.
FIFTH-For SI6.50 we will send ten
copies OF THE NEWS, and q copy OF
the Kansas Farmer and Woods House
hold Magazine to getter up of club
Reduction on all 90.
SIxTH-For $50 we will send twenty
copies OF THE NEWS, and will give the
person getting up the clab the Kansas
Farmer and Woods Household Maya
zine or q beautiful So chrome, as he oil
she may choose. Reduction in all
$l2.50.
SEVENTH will furnish THI
News and Demorest's Illustrated Mag
azlne, giving all the fashions, and the
splendid chrome, 1.-THE old Oaken Buck
et," for -, with postage added. This
Is the best offer ever made.
These clubbing terms offer to grang'
es, clubs, unions, neighborhoOds and
villages n chance to get THE NEWS al
greatly reduced prices! The offer con-
templates cash in advance in all cases
In no case will names be entered OF
our lists at the above figures on credit
Names will be entered on credit wher
we know the parties to be responsible
ut S2 q year. Any member of the clul
can have the Kansas Farmer ut 81 |
year.
SCHOOL LIBRARY.
To the school district, outside OF En-
porIa, giving US the largest number o
cash subscribers ut 81 q year each, WI
will present school library, wort
from $50 to $50, to be determined b.
the number of subscribers, the book
10 be chosen by the district board.
SPECIAL FOR EMPoRIA.
If the city of Emporia will give u
800 subscribers nc 81 each, in advance
we will donate to the Emporia Librar.
800 worth of books during the yea
1874
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5.
FIour-Dull; super 80 OO@4 90; X So
as 90; XIX 5096 90; Xxx 25@7 90;
90.
Wheat-DuIl and unsettled; No. 2
spring 95@9Sc; soft offered at 81 without
buyers; No. red fall 81 10; No. ! %;
No l 479I so.
COrn-Dun and lower; No. 2 mixed
367zc cash regular; SIC car lots.
Oats-Dull and lower; offered, Sic
cash; 5000 bid for No. mixed.
Barley-DuIl; No. spring 81 20@1 25;
| sample lots brought 27@I %; choice
Nebraska 1904 90.
Rye-InaetiVe; No. 61@62c.
Pork-DuIl at $13; no stock.
Dry Salt Meats-Quist and unchanged
BacOn-IrreguIar, with wide margin
| between cash and time; clear rib 6Lc,
clear SIC cash; clear rib csc, clear 7c, 80
| days.
Conee-Firm; Rio 23I@27Xc.
Cattle-Dnll; good TO choice native
steers nominal at $4a4 %; wintered Tex
| ans 3a3 20; through 50a2 so.
/ Dull; s. 26a3 go. Receipts 5000.
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SOUTHWEST.

EIdorado has Missouri apples and
hard cider.
Ladies going out buffalo hunting
carry their heair in their pockets to
avoid being scalped.-Eldorado Times.
Tom Mantor, an old resident of EN-
poria, now lives in Eldorado.
~ Considerable hay has been destroyed
already, in Butler county, by prairie
fire,
One business house in this city sold
over a thousand dollars worth OF
goods last week--and took the cash
over the counter for the same.-Eldo-
RADIO Times.
Business of all kinds has been quite
lively in town during the past four
weeks, some of our merchants taking
in over 5000 cash on Saturdays.-Eldo-
RADIO Times.
Numerous parties from Eldorado
have been out deer hunting and have
been successful in bringing down
some monster animals. But then they
all think, as the editor has no wife or
family, he don't like yenison.-Times.
According to reports which have
reached these quarters, the editor
aforesaid is on ''Iear" hunt, too, and
will not long be without family.
A man in Florence gives notice that
he will furnish little employment for
the coroner ii his neighbors don't stop
stealing his coal.
Who says people cannot get rich in
this State? Fifteen yearsAago young
man came to this State without dol
lar in the world. Last week he went
out of the State, carrying with him
the sum of one dollar and thirty EIGHT
cents, the savings of fifteen years of
frugal lifei Come West, young man,
come Westi-Newton Kansan.
The Wilton town company are ready
for business. They have . fourteen
inch vein of coal on the town Site
EuFeks Herald,
Mr.. ID, Warrenburg, of Butler conn-
", has located at Wilton, the new
town on the Verdigris. He sold out
in Butler county to get rid of the herd
law, and after looking around for some
time and visiting other States, he has
returned to Kansas and settled in
Greenwood, the best county in the
Stste.-Eureka Herald,
The Peabody school opened under
very favorable auspices last week.
Work has been commenced on tho
Florence mill.
The girls at Florence are SO hoInely
that the young men have taken to
kissing each other.
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GIVE THANKs.-The President and
the Governor unite in reccomend-
ind that Thursday, the 9th of this
month, be observed as a day OF
Thanksgiving. There is no use to
urge upon q loyal and christian
people like Kansans tho duty of
giving thanks.
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Warner, the hardware man who
was burned out Mt the Common
wealth fire at Topeka, experienced
there his second catastrophe of the
kind within a month, and now be
has been burned out again in Han
nibal. Besides all this he accident
ally shot and killed q man in TOpe-
ka few weeks ago. Truly Warner
is In hard luck.
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CUTTING DOWN.

The granger representatives-elect
in Douglags county are in favor OF
Henry Bronson for q. S. Senator.
E. p. Thompson, representative
elect in Sedgwick county, was 8
former resident of Topeka, and
owns a large amount of property
there
Horton, Hutchinson and Taylor
will probably be candidates for
speaker of the house.
F. Fl. Dreaming made 8 gallant
race in the Wathena district, and his
success is highly complimentary to
him.
The L. L. s. G. railroad company
have abolished free passes.
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There was q fraud in the nomina
ton of a candidate for representa-
tive in the third ward of Leavcn'
worth, and the reformers ran
Hon. Jim Legate as q purifying
independent candidate.
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Stokes was found guilty of man
slaughter in the third degree, and
was sentenced to the penitentiary
for four years. He is now in Sing
Sing.
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$1.6OO.OOO

Total, 1900 gifta, ali cash.
amounting 70 Sl.5DO. 600
The distribution viii be positive.
whether all the tickets are sold or NOT.
end the 12soee gifss al Paid In proportion
TO the tickets s0ld-all unsoid tickets be-
PR1c8 OK TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; halves e25; tenfhs. or
each coupon, 20; elev en- whole tickets for
$500; az tickets for Loo; 1ls whole
tickets fer $500; 227 whole tickets for
$10,eo9. No discount On less than es0o
worth Of tickets at time.
TckessnOR ready for sale, and eli or
ders accompanied by the money promptly
filled. Liberal teE3s given 70 skose via
buy to Gelt again.
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE.
Ag,t Pub. Lib, KY, and Ma1a9sr GIN
Concert, Public Library Rgt,dIngs Louis
vile, KY. 81
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American Forest Trees
49, nsS

Sugar Maple, American Beech and
White Ash. Fine trees for only soc. per
100 or 81 per LOCO. Tulip. American
Linden and sweet chestnut only % per
100 or SO per 1000; DC. extra per 100
when sent by mail. Send stamp for gen.
efal catalogue and price list for all varie-
ties American forest trees and other nur-
sery stock. A. BATTLES, Girard. Pa.
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Chicago Market.

OHAO AUO, 4NUFs ..
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Dead and lower, closing weak
No. 1 spring sold at 81 O2a1 O21<; north
west No. closed at 9S1<c cash or No
Vember; 991<c December.
Corn-OPened firm; closed dull and
lower; No. 2 mixed 345Sca343<c cash, 34c
December.
Oats-DulI and lowe; No. 27ka27Kc
cash; 2S1<c December.
Rye-Steady at Gle.
Bariey-Duli and unsettled, closing
lower; No. fall 81 Of; No. 3 spring 94c.
Provisions Steady.
Mess POrk-s11 90 cash or January;
$12 Feb.
Lard-In fair demand and easiera 6s<c
cash.
Bulk Msats-Steady; shoulders 3Zc
packed; short rib mid lies and long clear
0Ac-
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EHEPOR1A MARKErs.

WHEAT.
Fall, per bushei. :. 75aI. 20
IS Spring, 50 No. e0aS0
GRAIN.
Corn. No. 2, In ear, per bushel, 25a35
'' &c white shelled, .40c
Oats, pa
FLOUR.
Best fall. $500 No. 2, $3.50. No. 3 $500.
Spring wheat flour No. !, $500. No. .
$3.50. Graham, $3.50. Rye $3.50 and
Buckwheat S5.50@6.O0 Corn meal. SI.2O
sarked; O.90 bulk. Bran, 50c per 100 lbs;
Chop 60c.
WOOL.
Unwashed, 1sa23; fleece washed 27a32c;
tub washed, BIC
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The moon is shining on the
grange, also the sun seems to be
coming out on II.
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Will the Garhett PlaindealeI
please make some new rollers. II
will then deal more plainly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAYEn.

EROM the under>iyur.. living in EN-
n porta, the latter part OF May, one
darF brown horse, three years old last
spring. Has one white hind foot, which
shows plain; little white on his lore
feet; = white face, some black hairs mix.
ed in the white; is half pony; has beer
worked some. A liberal reward will bs
paid for his return, or for information
leading to his recovery. Leave word a
L. N. Roberts store.
45-4S% FRANK ii. KELLY.
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Col. Pinckney, representative
elect In Marion county, has served
four successive terms IN the Wiz
consin legislature,
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at the termination of the council

at the termination of the council
it was proposed TO the Indians to
go to their hotel in the same coach,
but the Utes objected on the
ground that they could not under
stand each others language.
COIN.
Washington, Nov. 3.-The present
time is a favorable one for estfmat-
ing the amount of gold and silver
coin in the country. From the
most reliable data obtainable, the
gold coin is estimated at $13,500, 900,
and silver S500,O00; total $4,000
600. The silver is principally in
circulation in California, Oregon,
Nevada, Idaho, Arizona and Texas.
The increase of coin in this country
has been at 8 very fair rate since the
first of April last. The indications
are, although there may be OCCASION
al expectations, il will gradually go
on until an amount sufficient to en-
able the country to resume specie
payments will be secured.
CUTTING DOWN.
Boston, Mass, Nov. "a meet
ing of the representatives of the
Lowell mills has been held to con.
slider the course best to pursue in
view of the present depression.
These mills employ 1900, hands
operate half million spindles and
sbout 1900 looms. 1t was voted
to begin at once TO run on three
fourths time. and so continue
until the condition of affairs il
changed.
HoNoRED NURSES.
Memphis, Nov. 5.-The nurses il
the employ of the odd fellow
were escorted to the depot thi
morning by the odd fellows, knight
of pythias. and members of thu
press. In the procession nearl.
the entire membership of both or
ders participated.
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Pestana, of Ellsworth county,
is for Col. Phillips for U. S.
Senator.
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81, so year. Better stop Wood
hulls Weekly and subscribe for it,
IL You must travel by-road.
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New York, Nov. 8.
FIour-Heavy and declining; supeI
Western So 20a5 %; common to good Goa.
6 30; good to choice 9 43a7 90.
Wheat-DuIl and lower; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 33a1 S5; winter red western
-: white northwestern ! 35a1 SO; lows
spring 30a1 &c.
Rye-Quiet; western 88c.
Bhrley-DaIl; western 81 %.
Corn-Opened frmer; closed heavy and
declining; prime western mixed 6Oa601<e;
western yellow 61a62c.
Oats-In moderate request and un-
changed.
Cofee-Dull and easier; Rio 191<a23<c.
Sugar.ActiVe and lower; fair to good
refining 6a<a7c.
Mol is6es-Dull.
Pork-Duil; new mess $I5.
Cut Meats-Unchanged.
Lard-Weak; old WESTERN lower ut TIC.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Reported weekly by j. C. Mccoy & Co..
live stock commission dealers, Kansas
Stock Yards, Missouri:
Native Cattle.
Fat shipping, q 5Oa5 90
butchers cattle, 3 00a3 so
Stockers, O0a3 %
Cows, 75a2 30
SIntered Texans.
rat shipping, 2 25a2 50
Butchers 75a2 30
Thro' Texsns.
Fat beeves, 75a2 IS
Butchers / 6Os2 90
StockeFs, / 5Oa2 IS
Veal calves, - OOss 90 per head.
Market active; receipts large.
Hogs.
Hogs, 9Os3 10
The hog market for the past week has
been quiet. Packers have begun buying.
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VNLAND
Nursery 6 Fruit Farm

Commenced in 1872 Situated ten miles
j. q. X. r. Choice stock of fruit and or
namental trees, grape vines, small fruits,
hedge plants, eVergreens, Towering
shrubs, etc., low for cash. Send for cata-
logue and price list. w. &c. BARNES,
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STRAYED.

EROM the undersigned, in Emporia,
H one medium sized brown COW. She
has long, slender horns, a star in the
faces and some white on the TANKS Also,
a dark brown steer 1lf. Their return, or
Information leading to their recovery will
sbe suitably rev arded.
Il. n. KENNEDY.
At A. A. Bakers. 40. 46
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OFFER.
SIS sss YaEsse fO1. So. $50 iss
Tatsse for So. $54 in VaI-
tIe for So. $72 iss TdI-
ue for $I2.

THE largest, best and most popular
Il chromos in the world, In all their
beauty and artistic excellence. from the
Given as premiums to yearly subscribers
to
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&c. up your Clubs for Next Year.
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Epson salts, per h

EPSON salts, per b. . .05X Is
Boraxs refined, Goa so
Quinine Sulph, per oz...2-50 800
Morphine - 6.25
All proprietary and patent Medicines at
Manufacturers prices, adding freight.
CANNED faRnnS.
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The Oldest. the Largest. ths Cheapest.
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Extra Inauosmsnt. to Subscribe.
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MAssACHUsE TTs.

Boston, Nov. 5.-All but twenty
four towns in Massachusetts give
Washburn 1915 votes, and CASTOR,
1912. Eleven democrats are elect
ed to the Senate and sixty to the
house. Pierce is chosen to Con-
gress with an organized opposition.
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BOURBON COUNTY.

Troy, Kans., Nov. 5.-The follow
ing is the result in Doniphan coun-
ty: For legislature, first district,
Nathan Springer second district,
y. X. Stout both republicans, NOM
mated by farmers. Third district.
Frank Dreaming independent re-
publican. County ticket mixed be-
tween farmers and independent re-
publicans.
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Newark, Nov. 5.-The senate and
house of New Jersey will be repub-
lican; the former by a majority of
seven and the latter by four or five.
The republican majority in the
house last year was thirty.
Newark, Nov. 5.-The senate
stands Ia republicans and Z demo-
Gratis assembly, 30 republicans and
% democrats.
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