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LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 3.-The
returns this morning in icale Is coo Conserva-
tive majority In the city. Gibson, in the
drst, and Ellis, in the second COMPRESSION al
district, each go out of the city with over 60OO
majority, and their election Is recorded as
cerlain by the Conservatives. They also
claim the election of Levy in the fourth,
Spencer in the nth and Moore in the sixth
congressional districts, conceding the cleo
ton Of Darrell in the third district The Con-
servattve state central committee regard the
election of Moncure as State treasurer as GER
tain. seven parishes heard from, including
Orleans, give Moneure over l4,000 majority.
The Conservatives claim ten of the eighteen
State sena ors, and at least sixty lnember OF
the house. They elect twenty-three repres-n-
tatives in the city. The following dispatch
was telsgraphed to New York to-day:
ave have carried the State by
a large majority. The coloi ed pc pie,
in large numbers, voted openly and
iicket. Gibson, Ellis, Moore, spencer and
evy are certainly elected congressman, d Il
probably Breaux. The election was most
Additional returns favorable to the Com
servatiyeS. Indications are that they elect
dve congressman and the State treasurer. Toe
eight members Of the legislature, ffty-tve
being majority.
PARISH RETURNS.
The election law requires the commissioner
and supervisors to sign q statement of the
vote and tslly-sheets before six o'clock the
states that many of the Republican election
officials have absented themselves without
with this provision of the law, and
though they have been searched for could
not be found. The first district, eight
wards in the city and St. Bernard
parish give Gibson over 500 majority. One
parish, Plsquemine, TO hear from, the second
district six wards Ia the city and st. Charles
parish give Ellis 1853 majority, three wards
and three parishes to hear from. In the I'd
district eight parishes give Breaux 1917 ma
jority, four parishes to hear from. In the 4th
district i've parishes give Levy 2S00 majority,
with seven parishes to hear from. In ~ e 5Jh
district seven parishes give Spencer lT3 ma
iority, seven parishes to hear from. IN the
9Th district flve parishes give Nash II major
ity, with seven parishes TO hear from. 1t is
believed that Nash is the only Republican
elected 70 congress.
SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, November S.-Nearly
complete returns from all the boxes in this
parish (Caddo) show a Democratic majority of
GOO. The official returns Will not materially
change these figures. The registered cOlored
majority in this parish is 1875, showing there
was heavy cOlored vote for the C0nserva-
tfveS. Three Democrats are elected TO the
legislature. Levy is elected 70 congress be-
yOnd a doubt.
LArER.-Complete official returns show a
Democratic msj jority of 6ly.
Two precincts in BoSsier parish give Demo-
cratic majorities. No Others heard from.
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TENNESSEE.
SheIbt County.
GERMANTOWN.

SheIb' County.
GERMANTOWN.
Special to the Appeal
GERMANTOwN, November 3.-TOtal
vote polled, s44; Porter 2lO, Maynard lS4
Young 30, Lewis lS5. The Democratic ticket
was carried here by IS msJority.
wYTHE.
Special 20 the Appeal
WYTHE, November 3.-Porter, ;l5;
Maynard, 81; Smith, S.; Etherdge, 81.
SHELBY.
Special to the Appeal
SHELBY, November 3.-Porter, lSO;
Maynard, %; smith, ISO; Etheridge, 62.
BARTLETT.
Special to the Appeal
BARTLETT, November 3.-The elec-
tion returns are as follows: For governor
Porter g5i; Maynard, %. For congress
Young. a6l; Lewis, 80. For senator twenty
third district Peyton J. saith, S64; Ether
idge, l4g; John OveTton, 4l2; Brown, co.;
Haynes, 5lS; Randolph, l4s. For representa-
tives-Peters, Finlay, Greer, Roush, Wynn
a I'D Aathes, Sl3 each; Smith, Mallory, VII
Ila. u on. Lucas and Hitzfeld, lf9 each;
NIX Snna, 9ai Galloway, Sls; Moore, lac.
Fsyette County.
MO COW.
Special to Me Appeal
Moscow, November 3.-Total vote
poned here, ssS of which the Democratic Con-
servatlve ticket Sas a majority Of 800.
LASRANGE.
Special to the Appeal
LAGRANeR, November 3.-Porter has
IA; Maynard 1873; smith, 2ls; Etheridge, 1913;
Galloway, 22l; Moore, 100. Old LaGrsnge is
coming cut.
La FAYETTE.
Special 10 the Appeal
LA FAYETTE, November 3.-There
were 4Ol votes polled here. Democratic ma
jority s.. Al quiet.
BRADEN.
Special 10 the Appeal
BRADEN, November 3.-Porter, 246;
Maynard, ne; Young, 2lS; Lewis, lls; smith,
"a; Ethridge, ~.
Raraeman County.
POCAHoNTAs.
Special TO the Appeal
PoCAHoNTAs, November 3.-The
election here Passed OF quietly, but from
some uuknORn cause the vote is very light
tor governor-Porter IS, MAJ nard "A; for con-
gress-Y Dung 90, Lewis a. The county and
district ticket Is doubtless elected.
MIDDLETON.
Special to the Appeal
MIDDLETON, November 3.-This box
poll4d l52 votes, IS less than was polled in the
August election. The vote to-day is as fol-
lows: ]. ID. Porter, l25; Maynard, 4; Young,
rs; Lewis 1. Everything passed quietly.
sAULsBURY.
Special 70 the Appeal
SALISBURY, November 3.-The elec.
ton passed Of quietly. About three-fourth
vote was pOlled. Porter, IFS; Maynard, II
Young, I7S; Lewis, .. Fioster, senator and
county representative about 100 Democratic
majority.
GRAND JUNCTION.
Special to the Appeal
GRAND JUNCTION, November 3.-The
eject on passed Of quietly; 2eS votes. as fol-
ioEs: Por er. e; Maynard lel; Lewis, l65;
Young o.. Prewitt, lt9; Newbern, IS. Hart,
81; Polk, 81. Barrett, l64. Democrats short
100 votes.
BOLIVAR.
Special to the appeal
BOLIVAR, November 8-Tbe vote
here is as 70 iovsi Porter, 20. Maynard, 10:
Young, 10; Lewis, las; Polk, 2l7; Hurt, 1sl
Eewbern, 2l6i Prsw1tt, l52; Barrett, l55 six
otns4 precincts heard from give the Demo
cratic EsAs msjortties The onnty viii
sase Young, for cOegrsss, from 800 to 1000 ms
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO.
CAIRO, November 3.-CairO gives q
Democratic majority of about 900 on the state
and congressional ticket-R Democratic gain
CARBONDALE.
CARBoNDALE, November 3.-A few
meager returns indicate the election Of Glenn
ents 10 congress fIOm the 18th district. The
Republican state ticket also probably car
ried the district by reduced majority. Vote
M'LEANsBORO.
M'LEANsBORO, November 3.-Re-
turns from the nine teenth congressional dis
trfct indicate that Anderson, Independent or
farmers candidate, has majority OF Ol IN
Franklin county and 900 in Jefferson. Mar
shall, Democrat, has 400 to 80 majority IN
White county,and Hamilton and Gallatin are
also reported to have given Marshall ma
iority, and a majority for the Republican
state and county ticket, and for Hurlbut, but
tor congress, j xon and Lee counties give
Henderson, Republican, 800 msJority.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November S.-The weather
to-day is warm and bright. The indications
are that large vote will be poiled.
Returns from the city and county indicate
the election Of the Democratic ticket BY six
or seven thousand majority, and that Ward,
in the second, and Farwell, in the second dis
trict, DO Republicans, are reelected by small
msjOrities, and that Cauldeld, Democrat, in
the first, is elected by fair majority. Re
turns from the state at large are very meagrc,
but indicate that much scratching was done.
In some towns and counties there are reported
tull Repu blicsn majorities, and in Others con-
siderable Democratic gains. shelby county
reports so nsjo jority for Ettler, Democrat and
indenenden-, for superintendent OF schools.
Wilkins, Independent for congress, will prob
ably carry the county against Eden, Demo-
craJ. Scott county reports Spr nger's, Demo-
crat for congress, majority zoe. Rockford,
WinnebagO county, with one precinct to hear
rom, gives d uribut straight Republican for
congress, 25S majority.
OTHER LOCALITIES.
Returns from Lake couoty, SO far as re.
ceived, give he Opposit on State ticket - ma
Jofity. In Perry county, DuquHin and Piuk
neyN'ille give the Republican state easurer
s., and Clements, Republican, for congress, a
mEiOrity.
At Peoria, Whiting, Republican, for con-
gress, in the ninth district, has so 10 1000
maj jOrity-a large Republican gain.
Five townships in Logan county give Ridg.
way, Republican, for treasurer, As msjority,
and Stevenson, Democrat, for congress, u ma
JoTity.
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WORCESTER. Mass., November 3d.
Worcester gives CASTOR, Democrat, FOR gov.
ernor, 1910; Talbot, Republican, 1910.
BOSTON.
BOSTON, November -S.-Banks's ma
jority is now estimated by his friends at fully
5000 in the fifth district, over GoOch, who had
a majority in 1872 Of 4459. Sixty-three towns
give Talbot Is, AZ, AZ q CASTOR I4,0s0 La year
tle vote in these towns was, Wsshburne, r.
SIS; Castor, 7S05.
y private dispatch TO the 4dgeTttseT from
Essex says IL Is undenia ole chat General But
Ter has been defeated for congress by 1000 ma
jority if not more.
Henry l. Pierce, Republican, is elected in
the third district by majority of l7i2, With
his own ward 10 hear from. The copgression-
al situation Is summed no to this hour, eight
O'Clock this evening, as follows py the kepuo-
Leans: Chaplin. Democrat eleventh district,
elected by large majority; aver, Republt-
can, seventh district, doubtful; Williams,
Republican, eighth district, doubtful; Hoar,
Republic IN, ninth district, elected; Frost,
Republican, fourth district, doubtful; Banks,
Independent, 1fty eighth DISTRICT, elected by
large majority; b. W. Harris, Republican,
second district. and J. Burlington. Repubh
can, first district, elected beg ond a Conbt.
rhe Democrats already claim the STATE for
Castor, and he Republican are waiting for
further returns. so far RlbOt Is ahead
Ninety y-nine towns without bOston give
Talbot 24,5ls, GsstOn 2l,t78. The same towns
last year gave Washburne 1891 and GastOn
I0SlS. The majorities against Butler still roll
in. at Salem he was nearly 100 behind the
ticket, and his defeat is over helming. In
the seventh and eighth congressional dis
tricts, as near as can be figured out, Williams
and Aver are both about lo0O behind the
ticket. At this hour the streets are full OF tu-
biIant Democrats, who persist in the belief
that CASTOR is elected. The excitement II
greater than has been known for years.
The JoUrndl gives the vote of l5S towns
Talbot, IS, ,65s; CASTOR, 40yS4S, with Boston not
included, and comedies 5000 majority TO Gas
ton In this city. II says tnSt uUless the back
towns come up nobly before morning the re-
suit will be the election OF CASTOR and defeat
of all the Republican candidates for congress
except n. L Pierce, B. ". Harris and James
Burlington.
Toe HeTdJd says Aver is undoubtedly de-
feated by Tsrbox. The Republicans elected
thirty-six State represe ntatives and two sena-
tors, and the Democrats fourteen representa-
tives and three senators.
George ]. Hoar carries the 9th congressional
district by So majority. Two towns TO hear
from will not alter the result.
Gaston's election is conceded on 9ll sides,
with probable majority OF from 500 to 500.
Frost's election in the 4th dis. riet is claimed,
but 1t will be very close Butler is badly
beaten. Thompson has q majority of l0jl,
with only Que small town to hear from
Banks has made clean sweep in the 9th dis
trict. GoOeh is not carrying q single town
except his own. Williams and Alexander sre
also defeated by small majorities. Aver Is
defeated in the 7th district. Later returns DO
not change the results foreshsdowed in ear
ls.ar
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VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Novem her 3.-This clty
majority.
eturns thus far from the congressional dis
trtcts indicate that Walker, Conservative. Ia
sue tRirq, Iu ker, Conservative, in the sixth
Harris, Conservative, in the seventh Hunler
COnser Sstiye, IN he eighth, and Larry, Con-
servatlVe, in the MIN b, are undnubfadiv
elected. WalBer's maJOri y In the third dis
trict viii run over . 0 Hunters majority In
t1e ei hth district. over Bar bOuT ,indepeudeut
VIII re5ch aboul 400 It Is more than pro- n
bic tnat Sener. Republican, is reelected over
Douglass In tne first district. The second dis
triet Is doubtful, With the probabilities in IA
yoT OF iohn Goode, IT,, Conservative, over
Piatt, RepuDilcan, the present incumbent
ard Norton, cOiored, independent W III u
StoWeIl Is reelected IN the fourth district. m
the hfth district the contest Is close, but ia
yocabIe % he re-eleotlon ol c. s. Thomas.
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MTNN ESOTA


ST. PAUL, November 3 Scattering
returns from all parts OF the state are re-
ceIVed, but nothing de1iuite Of the vote Of
The nine cities IS Yet reported. At this hour
ten this evening, there is every probability
that ell three OF the Republican congressman
are elected by reduced majorities, and the
supreme Judges vote IS generally light. In the
third district, g, Republican, for con
gress, has 90 majority in f0Ity-twO towns.
Minneapolis viii give him lSi0 st Paul
probably 1890 FOR Wilson, Democrat. In this
city the Democrats made pretty nearly n Clear
sweep. In the lover wards, v vhich are gener-
ally Republican, Horace Thomps Republi-
can, for the legislature, is defeated by 2. r.
Deiano, Democrat, 2 defeat the Republicans
are very sore over. There can be no estimate
made a. ct a. to the complexion OF the legis-
lature. The Democrats carried the city OF
WinOua by an average majority Of 9gn
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MISSOURI.
81 InITIs

ST.. LOUIS, November S.-The election
hele passed of quietly, and al unusually
large vote was polled, but owing to the length
of the ticket, which includes state. county,
congressional and legislative offices, 1t VIII be
very late before the returns can be obtained
At this writing, eleven O'Clock, not one pre-
cinct has been heard from in the city. Ad
vices from the State are too meager TO indi-
cate the result in any section. Cole county
is reported as 400 democratic majority, Law
renee county Is claimed for the Democrats,
Johnson county is reported as 800 Democratic
majority, Franklin county is reported as 20O
to J0J for the Peoples ticket.
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MICH GAN.


DETROIT, November 3.--An unusually
heavy vote has been polled throughout the
State. Returns show considerable nemocFatic
gains. The new Constitution is overwhelm-
ingly defeated. The woman suffrage amend
ment is also defeated, but seems TO have re-
celyed a larger vote than was generally ex-
pected. The indications are that WilliaTs,
Democrat, is elected to congress in the first
district; Potter, Democrat, in the fourth; Du-
rand, Democrat, in the sixth; Waidron. Re-
publican, in The second; Conger, Republican,
In the seventh; Hubbill, Republican, in the
ninth. The nth district is claimed for Will
hams, Republican, but is considered doubtful.
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She repeats herself to-day, and says that
within her borders the Democracy are
riumphant-triumphant in sll her
cities, towns, hsmlets, and counties,
with 3 full Democratic majority in both
houses of the legislature and eight out Of
the ten Democratic congressional nomi-
nees elected, the remaining two being
yet In doubt. Porter Is to be cur next
governor, Casey Young is elected to con-
gress from this the tenth district, and
even Haywood and Fayette counties,
hitherto Radical give Democratic ma
jorities. The civil rights, mlscegenating
crowd of independents and Radicals
are defeated, and sll the covert and
sneaking attempts TO break ehe
Democratic party organization Of
Shelby county have signally fall
ed. Governor Browns administra-
ton has been Endorsed and the
repudlationists have been killed
beyond recuscitation. We have tri-
umphed over the foes In our camp, SIS
over those out Of 1t, and are happy.
From all the States the same glad It'd
ings are heard. The administration in
Massachusetts,, at the extreme north,
and in Texas, at the extreme south, and
in all the States between that voted
yesterday, has received an irrecoversble
blow. Victory is ours. Let US prove
ourselves worthy of it by a tenn
perate and conservative use of the power
it cOnfers upon US in and out of con-
gress. Let all our acts be guided by |
moderation, and let US all, in and out
of office, prove by what we
do and say, that We are in
in every sense, loyal to the Union, to
its laws, to its amended constitution, to
the results of war, and that we will
earnestly defend and protect the black
as well as the white man in his rights.
Let US teach our brothers of the north
that we know we feel and are assured
our destinies are linked indissolubly,
and that for US peace and good govern
ment, low taxes and relief from present
burdens OF government are
what We need and are laboring for, and
not rebellion and war as they have been
taught. Let US have peace.
We reproduce for the benefit Of our
readers the following clear and concise
list Of the States in which elections
were held, including Louisiana, in
which the election was held the day
before. It will be seen there are twenty
1ve States and three Territories, IN all
Of which congressman were elected.
The legislatures which elect United
States senators are designated by star:
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man OF the Republican State central commit
zee cialras MAJ ority IN the legislature and
the election of six out OF eight congressman,
wnlch vii preserve the complexion of The
delegation Ia the present congress The DEM
icrstst however, do not conceds the 81 lxth dis
trict, which Is very close. In this county the
Republicans elect i've members Of The Iegfs-
lataTe, which is a gain or i've
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GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, November 3-Alexander
II. stephens, for congress, is elected almost
without opposition.
Gambler, Democrat, in the fifth. and M'Mil-
Ian, Democrat, in the NTH districts, are elect
ed 10 congress by large majorities.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, November 3. - Julian
Hsrtridge, Democrat, for congress, elected by
3lQQ maiority.
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MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE, November so BrieD,
Democrat, for congress, Is elected IN the third
district by 4453 majority, and Swami, Demo
orst, bv "a in the urth district.
Thomas, Democrat, for congress, in the
ninth district. is elected By 169 majority.
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tIon. The State has gone Democratic by from.
1000 10 1000 M jority, and allthe congress
sional delegation, except the first and second
districts, which are doubtful. Both houses OF
the legislature are LARGELY Democratic. The
entire Conservative ticket of Davidson coun.
ty was elected by from 1000 TO l50O majority.
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RRoD g ISLAND.
PRnNTnENEE

PROVIDENCE, November 3.-Benja-
min Z Eames is elected TO CONGRESS in the
hIsC u!stl ~, ana LAnhSr ". balIou n the
was a ii ght vote.
Fames. Republican, for congress, has a ma
Jority Of lfts. and BaIOu, Republican, ma
iOrity OF 1921.
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Thirteen Of the Legislatures a3oYe have
to elect URited States senators, and if,
as we have 50 far reason to hope, they
are largely Democratic, We may
have not only majority in the house
Of Representatives but ~ ~ utralizing
in the senate. The election re-
turns, up to the hour Of going to press
hall.psst two o'clock in the morning
are as follows:
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MONTGOMERY, November 3.-The
election is progressing quietly. Many eolored
meu are openly voting the Conservative
ticket. Several negro women dressed in
Huntsville to-day. They were arrested and
In this city the Democrats claim gain of
500.
enough returns have been received to as
sure the election of Bradford, Democrat, TO
congress In place of Pelham. Democratic
gain.
MOBILE, November 3.-The city and
county OF Mobile has gone Democratic by
about 100 majority, Two riots were caused
by the negroes attempting TO rescue negro
repeater from the UutUed states marshal. The
riots were easily suppressed. Two negroes
were killed and one white man wounded.
EUFAULA.
EUFAULA, November 3.-A riot oc-
Cured here st the polls to-day, at noon, origi-
mating in sn attempt by negro to whip
ticket. The assailant drew a pistol, and the
result was three negroes killed, four MORALLY
seven seriously aud eight slightly wounded !;
one white mortally, one seriously and three
slightly wounded. Five or six hundred shots
were fired.
SIX whites were wounded, one ofthem, VIM
Keith, mortaily. Three negroes were killed
outright, and as far as heard rom, thirty-lour
were wounued, ten to fifteen mortally. Since
the fight i've have died, and three or four
more will die during the night. Several
whites went TO the assistance of the negroes
who had voted the Conservative ticKet, when
one of their assailants drew pistol on the
whites. In an instant general FIRE from the
whites and blacks commenced, which the lat
ter stood for a second or two and then gave
way. There were probably five hundred
shots fired by both sides, the majority being
by the whites. The negroes came in from the
country armed with pistols, heavy clubs,
wheel spokes, etc, and were aggressive upon
those of their own color who voted the Demo-
cratic ticket. For 8 few seconds after the
firing ceased the negroes began 10 mass for a
renewal of the fight, but seeing that the
whites were armed also they again scattered
and quiet was soon restored.
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TEXAS.
DENNLSON.
DENEISON

DENNISON, November al. w.
Throck morton, Democrat, for congress, 2Sl
summer, Republican, II; Craven, Democrat,
for state senator, Isl over all the other eandi-
dates. -
GENERAL RESULT.
Returns from the principal towns show
large Democratic maIorities Ia every district.
Texas sends six Democrats to congress.
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DIED.

THOMAs-At the residence Of her son, Rev.
A. b. Thomas, on Bagly street, November I'd,
Mrs. CATHERINE NJ. THOMAS, IN the seventy
fifth year of her age.
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KENTUCKY.


LEXINGTON, November 3.-The cleo
ton passed of very quietly with a small vote
pOlled. Blackburn, Democrat, for congress,
had 2Il majority in the city. The Republican
majority in August was 655.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 3.-The elee-
tlon IN this city was as quiet a. ever known
and only about One-fOurth Of the vote DoIled.
Z. y. Parsons, the Democratic nominee. has
about 300 majority, over Gray aud Wood, To-
dependent Democrats. No Republican can
didates.
Returns come IN slowly from the State, put
the dispatches to the C0U-ier-JgUrHal show
Democratic gains all through kentucky.
Is probable that the Democrats have made a
clean sweep, eIecting all OF the ten congress-
men.
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PENNS YLvANIA,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November S-MOu-
roe county / estimated to have gone Demo-
cratic Dy 5000 majority.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, November 3.-This city
gives Greene, Fusion candidate for governor,
500 u Bjority.
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VER CONT.
RUTLAND.

RU IL AND.
RUTLAND, NOvem ber 3.-DennisOn is
elected to congress over Poland without doubt
by large majority.
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ress DIspatch.I
LITTLE ROCK

LITTLE Rock, November 3.-The full
returns from the city show a majority of 10
for Judge Wiltshire, the Democratic candidate
for congress. The Democrats elect 3 out Of 5
alderman.
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OTHER LOCALITIES

ST. LOUIS, Move uber 8 Todd cOun-
", Kansas gives li0 Republican msjority, and
Powell county IS Republican majority Co.
mauche county gives Cusey, r. form candi-
date for governor, SO majority. Harvey coun-
y gives large Republican mai0rily.