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KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, November 4.-Rcturn-
from all the counties in the second Con
gressional district, gives John K. Gooch
Reformer, fully 500 Of majority over
Cobb, Republican, the present incum-
bent. 1t is believed here that the Re-
publican State ticket of Kansas will not
get more than 5000 mojority, against
$4,000 two years ago.
Lawrence. November 4.-Saline
county gives the Republican State ticket
50 of majority; Mcpherson county
gives Republican majority of 30Oi OF
iowa county, Republican by 300 majority
Lincoln county has probably gone Tor
the Reform State ticket and elected the
Democratic county ticket; Cherokee
county gives the Reform ticket from go
to 300 majority, Russell county, 25O Re-
publican majority; Atchinson county
gives the Republican ticket 300 majority
Marshall 600 Republican; Leavenworth
county, 800 Democratic. Perratt, Reform
candidate for Congress, who lives here,
received GOO majority. Col Phillips,
the Republican can didate for Congress
is elected in the First district by 5000.
KANSAS CITY, November 4.-The
Times has adviCes from Kansas 10 the
effect that the Legislature Is undoubted-
ly Opposition. Returns from Is Senate.
rial districts, show II Opposition 10 Z
Republican; Opposition gam Of 10. Re
turns from a. Legislative districts show
"a Opposition. IL Republicans, and 2 In.
dependents.
TOPEKA. November 4.-The returns
that have come in so far are rneagre, and
are estimated ior most part and unofficial
They indicate Phillips, Republican, as
elected by majority Of about 5000, in
the lst district; Brown, Republican, by g
majority Of 1000. in the Third, and
Goodin, Reformer BY small majority
not more than 500 in the I'd. The vOts
In the Second district 50 fal
~ heard from, shows an aggregate ma
iorltv of ,64S for Goodin, against l.03i
for Cobb, with o counties yet 10 heal
from. Il IL believed that these returns
will modify the result in Cobb's favor
but not enough 20 elect him. Osborne'
majority will be about 10000. The elec'
tion excited no very great interest MOI
more than two-third vote was cast.
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Ocean Steamers.

SAN FRANcIsCo. November A Pa
citic Mail steamer sailed for Panama, to-
day.
LONDON, November 5.-The steam
ships Parthia, City Of Montreal, and
Maine, from New York, arrived out.
NEW YORK, November f.-Arrived-
The steamships Abyssinia from Liver
pool, and Periere, from Brest.
Notwithstanding Erie, Liverpool;
Eittoria Glasgow.
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cratic Un1te0 btateS 6coasoT -
cured.
JERSEY City. November An conse-
ouence of split tickets, returns are slow.
Judge Biddle, Democrat, is elected Gov
ernor by about 1900 majority; Repub-
licans elected to Congress-Sinnickson,
Dobbins, and perhaps Phelps, though the
latter is doubtful, 25 votes on either side
would decide the election. Democrats
elected-Ross, Hamilton, Teese and Har-
denburc, gain of Congressman; the
State Senate stands as last year, each
party gains and loses enc, Republican
majority is seven; the House stands ~
Democrats to q Republicans, Democrat
ic gain of IL. On joint ballot the Leg
islsture is Democratic by IL majority,
and will elect United States Senator to
succeed John p, Stockton.
The latest returns from the 9Th Con-
gressional district gives Cutler, Democrat
\ majority over William Walter Phelps,
Republican, Of 8.
JERSEY CITY. - The Congressmen
elected in New Jersey are, First district,
Clement Sinnickson, Republican; Second
district, Samuel A. Dobbins, Republican,
reelected Third district, Miles Ross,
Democrat; Fourth district, Robert Ham,
il,on, Democrat, reelected; Fifth dis
trict, Augustus W. Cutler, Democrat;
Sixth district, +. II. Teese, Democrat;
Seventh district Augustus A. Harden
burg, Democrat.
Bedles' majority for Governor, l2,oo0.
PATTERSON, n. J, November 4.-1n
Bergen county the inspectors OF election
threw out l6 ballots for William; a
contraction Of William Walter Phelps.
and A for W. w. Phelps. Including
these 60 ballots, Phelps is reelected by
twelve majority.
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ILLINOIS.
Decreased Radical MajorIties.

CHICAGO, November 4, l:45 r. NJ
The returns from the First, Second and
Third Congressional districts are still in
complete, and the vote in all is SO close
that, without full returns, it is impossible
to state positively the result in any of
them, Lake county gives Farwell only
AZ majority, but he claims majority OF
1877 IN Cook, which, of course, will elect
him. Harrison is probably elected over
Ward in the Second district, while the
friends of both Smith and Campbell are
claiming the election in the First dis
trict. The reports from the State SO far
indicate the election of the Republican
State ticket by decreased majority, with
light aggregate vote in most localities.
The result of the Congressional election
is SO far unchanged from the estimate
sent last night.
CAIRO, ILL, November 4.-Rcturns
from seven of the ten counties compris-
ing the 18th district, indicate majority
of over 400 for Hsrtzell, Democrat, for
Congress. The Republicans concede his
election by 10000, which Is u Democratic
gain Of 200.
CHICAGO, November 4.-Thc result of
the Congressional election in Illinois
outside of the lst, I'd and Sd districts, is
as follows, the majorities being estimated
in round numbers from the returns AL
ready received: 4th district Hurlbut.
Republican, 1000 majority; 5th, BulIurd,
Republican, reelected, 5000; 9Th, Hen
derson, Republican, 1000; 7th, Campbell,
Independent Republican, 5000; sth,
Frost, Republican, 500; 9th, Whiting,
Republican, 253; 10th, Doggy, Democrat
100; llth, Weeks Democrat, 1000;
18th, Springer, Democrat, 1900;
18th, Dennison, Democrat, about
900; l4th, Cannon, Republican, re-elect-
ed by 800; 10Th, Eden, Dem ocrat re-
elected BY 1000; 18th, Sparks, Democrat,
1000; 18th, Morris. Democrat, re reject
ed by 1000; 18th, Hartzell, Democrat,
1000; 18th, Anderson, Independent
Democrat, 1900. In the First district
Caulfield, Democrat, is elected by ma
iority of 500 or 600. In the Secoud the
Democrats claim Harrison to be elected
BY eight votes, and the Republicans claim
Wards election by eleven votes. In the
Third Fsrwell, Republican, is reported
defeated by 294 votes, but it takes the
official vote ofall the precincts to deter
mine the matter. Taking the above esti-
mate of majorities on the Congressional
ticket the Democrats have net majority
of 1900 or $4,000 in the State, which
will probably be increased To 10000 on
the superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion, Etter, who was the candidate both
of the Democrats and Independents, but
the vote on State Treasurer being divided
between W. Gore, Independent, and
Carral, Democrat, Rideeway, Republican,
is doubtl,ss elected. Cook county, how
ever, gives Csrral about 5000 majority.
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EAST LIBERTY. November 4.--Csttl"
Receipts for to-day s33 head; fnr III"
last two days 1892 head The run il
very light, not enough for fair demand,
and prices have advanced slightly on
that account; buyers are holding of, eN-
pccting "A fuller market and a consequent
decline; best 81 25G7 On; medium To
good $5 $50 . 90; common Ia fair 81 TOO
m,5 90; stockers $3 0Ota,4 0O; bulls ~ M
a3 80. Hogs Receipt, for to-day 400
head; for the last two days 1870 head /;
best So 50G6 70; Workers s. 75(a6 26.
Sheep-Reccipts for to-day $500 head I;
for the last two days 6, 800 head; best 81 rs
al 90; medium 81 O0(d4 so.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 4.-Flour--
Dull and unchanged. Wheat--Strong
and &c higher; No. ] amber western 81 u;
No. = 81 II; No. red 81 70. Corn
Firm; mixed western at S5@ Soc; white
s5(i 9Oc. Oats-Firmer; mixed western
Goa SIC; white G3c. Rye--Dull at GOA
9Sc. Hay-SlS 0O(G20 w. Pork-Nom-
inally at S2l O0@22 90. Bscon-Firm
and in good demand; shoulders at $40
Sc; clear rib sides l2lta l2ic. sugsI
Cured Hams li(a, l5c. Lard
Firmcr and higher at l4jGl5c. Butter
Very dull and lower; good TO choc"
rolls sni tubs 2jGG30c. Cotiee-Du!I
and nominal. Petroleum L Unchanged
WhiSky-Scarcr and firm at 81 ~.
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WHygLtxG. November 4

The following are the arrivals Of stock
at the Christnan House ysrdsduring the
last week, and the ruling hgures paid by
purchasers:
CATJLE-Arriyab durinS the week,
IL head al 81 50ta4 25 per c~t.
Hocs-Arriyals during th. week, ~
head st t5 JotS6 - per cwt.
SBKEP-SS arriysl.. p
CALvEs Arrival. during the week,
% head At 50 OOa.9 % per bead.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINsATI, November I.--Cotton -
Steady at lic. Flour-Firm ut ~ 900
SO. Whcnt-Stcady t 81 03(dI 0s.
Corn-Stcady; new 6Od62c. Oats--Dull
ut 55Cd 5Gc. Rye Steady at 9ic. Bar
lcy-Firm; fall 81 3IG.l 40. Linseed Oil
- Firm at SOC. Lard Oil-Firm at 81 10
G1l2. Eggs-Quiet at 24c. Butter and
Checsc-FIrm. Lard--Steady; good l2t
Bulk Meais-Dcmand fair and markc,
frm; shoulders 7tc; clear rib sides lOCr
lO!c; clear sides lie. Bacon-Dcmand
fair and market 6rm; shoulders &c; clear
rib sides l2tc; clear sides lSi(slic.
Whisky-S Steady and in moderate de-.
mAnd az gSC
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SOrTH CAROLINA.
Nothing Definite Yet.

CHARLEsToS, November 4.-Returns
come in very slowly. The contest for
Governor is still in doubt, with the
chances fsvoring Chamberlain, Republi-
can. The election Of Mscksy, Fusion,
from the %, and Smalls, colored- Repub-
lican from the 5th district, is con-
ceded. In the 4th district the vote
will be close between Wallace and Ker.
shaw. The other districts are still in
dptIh,
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New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, November An Wall
street to-day the result of the elections
was the topic of discussion, and matters
were somewhat unsettled in consequence.
The markets were higher for exchenge,
weak and lower for stocks, ndtemporsrily
frmer for gold. .,.
MoHEY-Closed at q per cent, after
loaning ut 81 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 5(G7 per cent. Sterling frmer al
4S4t@484l for sixty days and 4S7 Ia
4sS for sight. Customs receipts $S46, 900.
Produce exports for the week IS, ,2S6, l2O,
an increase'from last week of $492, 2,6Ot
GoLD-opened at ll0s, advanced to
ll0R and closed at ll0I Borrowing
rates l@2 per cent per snnum; i-64 per
cent per day, and for carrying 2(S6 per
cent; loans were also made hst. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed 81, l60,o
(llasrinps S8Q QO0 O0O
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, November 4.--The mar.
ket has not yet recovered from the de.
preston caused By the elections and near
ly every department. wss quiet. Cotton
goods dull. Side Band Prints and darh
bingham. in steady request; Gloucester
morning checked and madder fancy
prints reduced TO SIC, and sbirtings 1"
70. Wooden goods quiet, except flan-
nels and Blankets, which are IN steady
demand. Black Silks fairly active.
l,onsdaIe blrached cottons down % l2c;
Blackstone "A 13lc, and Hope l0c
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Democratic Governor and Gain of
Five COngressmen.

Five COngressmen.
BosroH, November 4.-Gaston, Demo
crat, for Governor of Massachusetts,, is
elected by plurality Of 1877. All the
Republican State ticket except Talbot for
Governor is elected. For Congress, Buf-
Angton, Republican, is elected in the first
district by 4,420; Harris, Republican, in
tho second district by 2,Sl0; Pierce Re-
publican, in the third district by S072;
Frost, Republican, in the fourth district
by 80; Banks, Independent, in the fifth
district by 5,93S; Thompson, Democrat,
in the sixth district by 972; Tarbox,
Democrat, in the seventh district by l.
40; Warren, Democrat, in the eighth
district by 574; Hosr, Republican, in the
ninth district by 4s7; Seeley, lndcpcn-
dent Republican, in the tenth district by
$40; Chaplin, Democrat, in the eleventh
district by $40. The Legislature, which
is largely opposed 10 prohibition will
stand, Senate, Republicans "a; Demo-
Gratis l6; House, Republicans ljli Demo-
crats S6.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November I.-Flour- Stead ;
ard in moderate demand. Wh"ht-D".
mand fair and firm; No. 2 white Wabash
81 ia; No. 3 do 81 II; amber Michigan
II IL; Nc. amber Illinois III u. Corr
A shade b r; high mixed spot G7Ici
seller November 67c; seller December
&c; low mixed 74c; new G5ic; no grad"
72c; new Gstc. Oais--firIn and 2c high
or; No. 2 spot and seller December Die;
Michigan Sic; white blc.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, November 4.-Hartridge,
Democrat, for Congress, is certainly
elected. Smith, Democrat, is elected by
1900 majority.
The returns from Florida come in
slowly. The indications are that both
districts elect Republicans to Congress.
AUGUSTA, November 4.-Dsbney is
elected to Congress from the seventh
district by 200 or 900 majority. The en-.
tire delegation t. Congress is Democratic
beyond doubt.
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PhiladeIphIa Market.

PHTLApELPHIA, November i.-Buttsr
-Easy; western prime S2taS3c; choice
western roll S:Its,34c. Cbssse--luiet;
fne western ls(els.c; prime westrru IA
@l5ie. Eggs-Sleadyi western 24Gs &c
Plour--DulI; superhne - OO'S4 Is; sxtrs
- 37lDs5 90. wheat-Quiet, steady
and unchanged COrn-Actiye and
higher; mixed western s0c. Oats
Primer; white 62(ss3ie. Petroleum
Nominal. whbky-S;eady q; 81 90.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November 4.-The returns
this evening are more favorable to the
Republican candidates for Congress.
King is certainly elected in the Sd dis
trict by small majority, possibly 1000;
and the straight Republicans have carried
the Cd district. Nothing definite regard
ing the legislature.
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International billiard Tournament

International billiard Tournament
new YORK. November 4.-The Inter
s;si a',ohsi Billiard Tournament. opened to-
AIgat in Tammany Hall, with large
cCGuience' The first game was French
n'n' na'Ofn' 800 points, between Joseph
p'on and Cyrille Dion, and was won
&; 'Ie former, whose average twenty
ave mas never been beaten. The second
sane sane between Rudolph and GARNER,
ls4 "'
~, ne Directors Of the Industrial Exhi-
da. don 10 De held in this city, to-day or
oso ae'eo the construction of the building to
"mmence next week.
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BALTIMORE Navember 4.-Further
returns from the Sixth Congressional Al
district, which seem reliable, though un-
official, indicate the election Of Walsh,
Democrat, to Congress over Lowndes,
the present u,ember. This viii make an
entire Democratic delegation.
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ARKANSAS.
Solid Democratic Delegation to Con.

LITTLE Rock, November 3.-EnOugh
returns are received TO indicate with con-
siderable certainty that GAM Is elected
in the First Clemens in the Second, Will
shire in the Third. and Guntber in the
Fourth Congressional districts-all srs
Democratic Conservatives Hines,
Republican, carries this, Pulaski county,
BY 80 msjority; i: is the only county,
NJ far a. heard from, that be carrie.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE or CuIEP SIGNAL OSFICER,
WASHINGTON, November 4sP.M.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio valley, increasing cloudiness, east
TO south winds veering to southwesterly
in the Ohio valley, and continued warm
weather, falling barometer and areas Of
rain in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
For the middle States, partly cloudy and
warm weather with southeast to south
west winds, and slowly falling barome-
ter. For the lake region, increasing
cloudiness with areas of rain, southeast 20
southwest rains, stationary or rising tenn
peraturc and falling barometer. For
the northwest, continued warm and gen.
orally cloudy weather with south or west
winds, low barometer and rain.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY
still Beutghted-

SAN FsAScIsco, November 4-Dis-
patches from Seattle Washington Ter
ri,ory, says that o. Jacobs, the Republi-
can candidate for Congress, ia elected BY
over 5O0majority. t.a1 80 SIC
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OIcdIIHSs SoV'VVVVVV'
GovERNMESrs-In good demand.
STATE BoNps--Dull.
RAILROAD BoNps-Dull.

STocks-Opened quiet and steady, but
later on the market became heavy and n
general decline occurred Of f(6l per cent,
with the greatest fall in Pacific Mail,
Western 4 Union, New York Central,
Eric and Lake Shore. In the closing
business there was n slight recovery from
the lowest point. The sales to-day wer"
l22,0O0 shares, of which $4,000 were
Western Union, 10000 Pacific Mail.
10000 Eric, 1900 Lake Shore, 5000
Union Pacific, 5000 Wabash and 1000
Rock Island.
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Ut the thirteen Senators to be chosen
by the Legislatures elected this week the
seven will be Democrats as follows: Della
ware. Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey
New York, Tennessee and Louisiana, a
gain OF four.
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PlttsburEh Market.

PTTsBUEGB, November |.-Whsst-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-FIrm"r
new ear GjNp &c; new shnlled gsIS12c
Petroleum-Quiet; cr'de72tcAt Parker ;
refined I0ie for PhiladsIPhia delivery.
TPor additional markets sse fourth page.
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Senate Two-thirds Majority
Ruined.
Democratic Majority in the House
forty-two.
News Constantly Growing
Better.
Look at the Figures Below.
VOL. II.

The following table shows the political
c,nplsSion Of the lower house Of the
mex, Congress, as nearly as can DO conf
puted by returns of the elections held
mi. week So far as received.
Those States which held elections this
week with the results are estimated as
:
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As the returns come in, the news Of the
grand Democratic delugc grows better
and better. BY tables made up in New
ioFk' 1t is claimed that there is a DEM
''Fatlc majority of 56 in the next House
" Representatives. Pennsylvania is
claimed to be Democratic BY from 1900
oo,oVO majority, and the Democrats have
elected sixteen Congressman out Of ele-
'en' This is the news as received to this
A'af lS;SOA. NJ II is more than likely
'aAt as the votes are counted and returns
made up that even this majority will be
exceeded. Radicslism is dead.
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ARIZONA.
Independent Delegate Elected.

SAN Francisco, November "A dis
patch from Prescott, Arizona, tonight,
SAYS the election of Stevens, Independent
Delegate for Congress, is generally con.
cedei
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
Viii be cloudy, with east and south
''ads' veering to westerly, and local
rains.
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N. ADigdor, banker, and Austrian
Consul at Nice, committed suicide yes-
terday. Cause not zscertsined.
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LOUISIANA,

Jew ORLEANS, November A few
,Ionsl election returns strengthen
Wv Indications previously reported.
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NEVADA.
Indications OF Democratic Success.

san Francisco, Nov. 4-The latest
from Neveda indicates the reelection of
Bradley, Democrat, for Governor; also
the Sharon legislative ticket, with stand
off between Ellis, Democrat, and Wood
burn, Republican, for Congress, excepting
that in Storey, Lyon and Mosby counties
the Republican Legislative ticket has been
elected, it will give Sharon 20 votes in
the Legislature. This, added to the nine
Republicans holding over, makes %, with
indications that in the other counties the
Republicans will elect sufficient num-
Der to give Sharon the requisite 80 votes
on joint ballot TO elect him to the L. 5.
Senate. The Republicans claim Wood
burns election to Congress, with the
Gubernatorial office doubtful as between
Bradley and HaZlett.
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unusuaIIy quleL.

MExPBIs, November 4.-The Demo
crzis fred one hundred guns on the bluff
tonight, in honor Of their victory. The
Democratic majority in this eounty is
3,Oco
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NEW YORK.

OswEGo, November 4.-Wm. II.
Baker, Republican, is elected from the
26th Congressional district. Henry d,
Hathorn, Republican, is elected in the
Goth district BY probably 1000 majority.
NEW YORK, November 4.-The Demo-
cratic State ticket has a majority in
Kings county of 1900. Winchester
Britton, who was removed from the Of
fee of District Attorney by Governor
Dix, and nominated for reelection by
the Democrats, is returned by more than
5000 of majority, over General Crooks,
at present the representative in Com
gress.
Beebe, Democrat, is elected to Congress
from the l4th district, by over 5000 ma
jority. IL. ~ A --.a#5
ALBANY, Nov. 4.-Addley, Republi-
can, has been elected to Congress from
this district.
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TnE following table shows the politi-
cal complexion of the United States
S"ns," of tn" 44th Congress as far as can
~ Judged from returns of the recent
elections. received up TO this time:
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Seyad, Probably Democratic.

SAN Francisco, November 4.-Thc
returns So far leave the election of Con-
gressmen in doubt. Ellis, Democrat, is
probably elected. Bradley for Cover
nor claims over 1000 majority. 1t is
conceded that the Shannon legislative
ticket is elected
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Latest and Best-PennsylSanla from
1000 70 ). 900 Democratic.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Tables
made up tonight ofthe members elected
to the Cnited States House of Repre-
sentatives, show Democratic majority
of SO.
1t is reported that Pennsy!vania has
gone Democratic by from 5000 to 5000
majority, with l6 Democratic and IL
Republican Congressmen.
Bass, Republican, was reelected to
Congress from the 32d District Of New
York. "
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TENNESSEE.
Another yietory-Demoerai. Jabi-
liant.

MEurHIs, November 4--Lster re-
turn. indicate the election Of Col Casey
Young. Democrat, 70 Congress by over
5000 majority, Democratic gain over
last Congressional election Of nearly
1900. TIE returns from West Penn,
show heavy Democratic gains. Fsyette
and Hsrdeman, hitherto Republican by a
large majority, give Democratic majori-
ties respectively l,l60 and 30. The
Democrats are jubilant over the result
in the North and South. Tne election
was unusually quiet. Hr.rf
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Ioid closed in New York Yesterday
At llOt.