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STILL RESTLESS.
WHITE LEAGUERs REPORTED ON TIE sTRRE
ARMS NOT YET GIVEN LIP

WHITE LEAGUERs REPORTED ON THE sTRRKTa
ARMS NOT YET GIVEN UP.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l0.-The appearance of =
squad ofso armedWhite Leaguers on Canal street
last night at midnight was officially reported
to the governor, military authorities and Mar
shall Packard. by the chief OF police. The ad
1utant general OF the state militia Officially
reports that the following arms belonging 10
the State captured in the operations OF Sept. u,
and the following days have not been
returned 10 the Slate authorities are SCrren-
oered 10 the United States forces as directed by
the presidents proclamation. The list embraces
two IL pound howitzers, 1852 improved
small arms, 800 bayonets. - swords
and accOutTements In The place of these arms
the adiutant general states that the authorities
have be- n put in possession Of quantity OF
comparatively worthless and damaged Belgian
rifles, believed 10 bel ng 10 the citizens OF New
Orleans These communications have been
transmitted to Gen. kmOrY.
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TWELFTH DISTRICT.
WHITLEY COUNTY.

WHITLEY COUNTY.
COLUMBIA CITY, Oct, H.-Think democratic
majority in Whitley over, either republican or
independent tickets, 1000. Full returns yet
in. Democ attic county ticket defeated.
AGAIN.-Representatlv Independent and reg
ular democratic candidate defeated.
ALLEN COUNTY.
FORT WAYNE, IND, Oct. 1.-THE State ticket
will get about three thousand majority in Allen
county.
LATER-Nearly all the returns In from this
county indicate that the democratic State ticket
has majority OF about 1900. In several large
townships and wards. however, the election
boards have not yet done counting. Hamilton,
democratic candidate for Congress, gets about
1900 majority. All OF the democratic county
ticket is elected with possible exceptions of
auditor and treasurer.
WELLS COUNTY.
BLUFFroS, Oct. H.-Nef has 6S6 majority
Hamilton, $50 majority; democratic gam, 265.
Returns indicate that the whole democratic
ticket is elected By large majority.
HUNTINGToN COUNTY.
HUNTINGTON, Oct. B.-It is estimated that A.
s. Taylor, republican candidate for Congress.
has 25O majority. There is a large republican
gain.
IBy Associated Press1
FORT WAYNE, Oct. IA H-g 30 p. M-The vote OF
Allen county by official returns from l9precincts
and townships, ana the second and ninth wards
of the city of Fort Wayne is follows: For sec
retary of State Curry, 1872, Neff, 2S5l: for Con.
gress-R. s. Taylor, 25s, Hamilton, 1882: repre-
sentativss-Kejsey, 2,27s, Andrews, 2,26o, Heller
2sSs Horn, 2,l50; senator-Lpes, 2.l55 Bell s,G56
KiZer, Ia: yo es not counted in first, third,
fourth. NTH, sixth; seventh and eighth wards,
city, and Scipio, Wayne and Eel River town.
ships not heard rom up TO $3.50 p. NJ.
FORT WAYNE, Oct. l4--Later returns from the
third ward ofthe city give Curry ISl, Nea, 125.
First and third wards and Eel river township
give Taylor, for Congress. $685. and Hamilton
697; representatives, Kelsey, GIL; Andrews, 6I5;
Heller, 7Si; Horn, 7I3; senator, Hpes is7; Bell
5I7; Kizer. SO.
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their money and then finish the job by firing
the house. As he was proceeding 10 the stair
way TO carry out this hellish design. DR.. Shy
opened ire upon him. The first shot, the doctor
thinks, missed him when the negro wheeled ano
leyelled pistol at the doctor, and snapped II
at him, ard then closed in on him, the doctor
firing rapidly all the while. hand 10 hand
struggle ensued, the negro vainly trying to
thrust his pistol into the face OF his antagonist,
and the doctor having emptled his pistol and
caught the weapon of the Villain, and with his
other hand was pelting him o er the head with
the butt OF his pistol. At this
stage Messrs. Cayce and Allen appeared ana
commenced firing, when the negro unloOsed
himself and made TOR the stairway. A double
barreled shotgun was fired by Mr.. Allen and re-
peated by Or. Shy, and Joe Ravages fell corpse
in the parlor of his intended victims, his
body being perforated with pistol balls
9nd buckshot DR.. Shy in The scufne
was shot through the hand, by one Of his own
party he thinks. But aside from this, slthough
The negro nred twice, no damage was donefo
he In mates. a coroner's inquest was held by
Coroner w. X. Haynes on friday morning, and
a We eict returned IN accordance with the above
81 statement.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
RUSH COUNTY,

RUsuvILIE, Oct I4.--Have carried most of our
county ticket. How are you there?
LArER-Rush county democratic, 100. Gain of
300.
RUsIfvILLE, Oct. tls-Rush county Il inde-
pendent and refesmtd. You may sc, down
Barker Brown. democi attic int repres entative
for Rush. Ripley and Decatur, elect d. Jacob
Reddck, representative from this COUNT IN
elected "A gain of two. The whole county ticket
elected. Garry the news to Mary. Call the leg
islature and gerrymauder the state: the old
lines ont do.
RUsHvILLE, IND, Oct H.-Reddick, represen-
tatIve Is elected also a majority from Rush for
joint representative
SCOTT COUNTY.
ScoTTsBURG, Get. II-Returns from four town.
ship; majDriiy stale ticket 267: Lexington
township To hear ON. Majority will reach so.
New, for congressman, 50 ahead of the ticket
LATER.-Scott county goes s53 democratic ma
jority.
JENNINGS COUNTY.
NORTH VERNoN, Oct. l4-Judze New carries
Jennings crunt5'bs lgl, Decatur bv 10 at least,
Scott by 900, Riply by about 3D., and probably
Jefer on b. no. llas than IjJ. News election Is
assured. Robinson carries Ohio county by only
eight votes.
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THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
MARSHALL COUNTY.

PLYMOUTH IND. Oct. H-DemoeFats give he
State ticket sos majority. =. Kelly for Congress
has SS7' McMichaels' jsint representative for 1t.
Joseph ana Ma.ehall 4iS majority. Democrats
eiec1 'he County repress ntative and entire
count = ticket.
FLKHART COUNTY
GOSHEN, IND, Oct. l4.--Elkhart county goes
democratic by n small majority. A democratic
representative Is elected.
DEKALB COUNTY.
AUBURN. Oct. 1.-THE State democratic ticket
has ~ majority in this county. The republican
ticket for county officers is elected b. 100 TO ? q
majority. Republicans have made large gains
sTEUBFN COUNTY.
ANGOLA. Oct. H.-The republican State ticket
carries Steuben county by 675 majority. Baker
republican, for Congress, has 80 majority. Glas
gov, republican, for representative. is ais
eec ed. The sheriff recorder ana one commis-
si0ner, republicans. eCc' ed. Clerk, treasurer
and comm ssioner the indie
pendent ticket are elected.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.

-
WINCHESTER, Oct. n.-The republican major
ity in this county will not be over l,lOO- IL was
LIZ two years ago-a gain OF 672.
WINCHESTER, Oct. l4-Second Dispatch-Cur-
ry's vote here is 4SO; Neff, 95S. Democratic gain
I76 In this county there Is about 500 majority
for Curry. Republican loss, S 0.
DEARBORN COUNTY.
LAwRENCEBURG, Oct. H.-Holmans majority
in this county is 1900: Nen7s m jority Is l.200
Gain of 80 ON State ticket, and OF nearly lOOO for
Congressman.
SECOND DIsPATcH.-Nearly the entire vote NJ
the county has been received. Holman's ma
joriy in this county will be about ,23i gain of
997 over his vote of 1872. The majority for the
Stete ticket in this county will be upwards Of
LOO, an increase over the vote oftwo years ago
for governor of about 200. Private dispatches
from Franklin county give Holman LEGO ma
jority. Holmans majority in the district will
be upwards OF 1000. The vote shows grt at dem
ocratic gains in all the townships.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
THE VOTE ON CONGRESsMEN.

~.
FOURTEEN OF THE TWENTY CLAIMED BY THE
DENocRACY-A GAIN OF SEVEN.
TOLEDO, u, Oct. 49, a. M.-Six wards In To-
ledo give Wikof SIS: Bell, l,9si: Pratt, repub-
llcaD- for Congress. 1885, Hurd. democrat. 2,t23.
Hurd's majority in the county Is from 700 to 800.
COLUMBCs o., Oct. n.--SuaIeient returns have
been received to show beyond a doubt that the
State has gone democratic by from 7,O0O TO 10000
The democfatic State executive committee is pos
itive of the election of the following democratic
congressman: Banning of the first, Saylor of the
second. McMahon OF the fourth, Rice of the
hfth, Hurd OF the sixth, Neal OF the seventh,
Vance of the eleventh, Walling of the twelfth
Southard OF the thirteenth, Cowan OF the four
teenth. Payne OF the twentieth. and the proba-
pie election OF Wilson in the seventeenth dis
trict, Poppleton In the ninth district and Seney
In the tenth district. The republicans claim the
in the tenth, Van voorhees, in
the fifteenth, Danford in the sixteenth, Monroe
In the eighteenth and Garfield in the nineteenth
district. lfthe democratic claims are sustained
by the official returi S the democrats have
gained seven TO, gressmen, which gives them
fourteen OF the twenty Congressmen from Ohio.
The result exceeds the most sanguine demo-
cratic expectati ms.
TOLEDO, O., Oct li.-The:Blade of this evening
estimates Rurd's majority in the sixth district
at from 500 to LOO. The democrats eect their
entlre Ticket In Lucas county except recorder.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct H.-Pay mes majority for
Congress in this the twentieth) district is 2,72i
The democratic county ticket is also elected.
In the teuth district Foster, republican, is elec-
ed by lf2 majority. In the seven eenih wais-
Jority. In the ninth Garfield, republican, is
elected By about $500.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 1.-THE democrats concede
the election OF Foster. republican, 10 Congress
in the tenth district, and Wadsworth, republic
can, i'm the seventeenth district. It now looks
as 1.-THE democratic majority on the State ticket
would reach 800.
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AFFAIRS IN ALABAMA.

HAYS ON HIS NATIVE HEATH-SUMTER QUIET
-Two OF THE ACCUSED DIscHARaED-THB
DROUGHT.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. lO.-Congressman
Hays and Abrams, the probate judge of sumter,
who have been at Washington for some time.
are now i'm this city. The reports from Sumter
are ''all is quiet"
sheriff Williamson and Coleman, the latter
colored, arrested charged with the murder of
tvey, have been releas ed by the United - ates
commissioner. The drought in Ihi POI tton OF
Alabama continues. IL has cut of the cotton
crop about one third, and ruined the pea sweet
potato and turuip cops There have been no
good rains for nearly three months.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.

THE VOTE IN WHEELING-BOTH SIDES CLAIM
THE Observation-Disclosures GAINS
FULL RETURNS NOT YET IN.
WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 1.-THE democrats
eject their candidate TO the house of delegates
from this county by a majority of about 400.
The democratic State Senator OF this district,
is elected by abou: 20 majority. The vote on
the congressman in this district Is very clOsee
both slces claiming the vie ory. IL viii requir-
the of1icial vote TO decide, The rer
turns thus faf are slightly Id favo.
Of COTE, the republican candidate
The republicans yhip generally throus hout the
district over the Congressional vote of 1870,
which was straight party vote. The interiO
counties cannot be heard from officially for some
IayS vel
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A DESPERATE AFFRAY.
FIGHT IN TENNEsSEE-IT ILLUSTRATES
PECULIAR SOUTHERN IDEAs.

PECULIAR SOUTHERN IDEAS.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Oct. lo-The Ban
ner this morning published two lors
communications detailing the pariieu-
lars of desperate encounter between
Joe Ravages negro preacher, and Or. Shy a
he residence of Simon Shy, near franklin,
Tenn on the night of the sth inst. An attempt
was made TO fire the residence of Mr.. Shy on the
18th of September oy some unknown party. The
communication says that the facts were i'm ne
diateIy communicated 10 Gov. Brown, who Of
fersd reward Of $500 for the arrest
and conviction Of the perpetrator, 10 which re-
ward DIR. j + Soy. a son of Mr. simon ny, ID
ded the sum OF S2Ji. ever ,ince the attempt
nothing has been left u Done by the amily aud
friends 10 jerret oui the wi ian and bring him o
Justice. negro Diet Give rom Sssnss e, some
gnis-d az a laborsr. and found employment a.
wood -choppipg with quite ~ number OF o, her
negro m. n. BY ad oit questionins aided by IN
f,,maIiou receive from a colored woman in
the neighborhood. he was led to >uspect
III lived o" 'n ihe fsrni OF M1nie 0glesby, adjoining
Mr. Shy q. was the man Tor whoin ne Was se iicn
ing. Accordingly by insin1a ing hlmse Ia "a .
iha con nfi,leuce of 10 he learned rom him - al
he indie. q had IN The attempi. tie iemaTK.d
thal he rad allied buJ the next line he would
ihaH Joe and the TO him unknown de-
teciive. were combine. a,d on lnnIs das
night proceed to old man Shys anu eilrcI al
| entrance. when Joe was , proceed to tns ou
/ folks raom, Kill them, ana then rob aud Dnrn
! the house DR. shy was inf.rmeo OF the ps -
nv ne elective aud accordingly repaired 10 ms
fathers mouse on Thurs ay night accompanied
| oy Mr.. ]. a. Cayce aud Mr.. Thompson Allen, OF
| This place, for the purpose OF seeing the thing
well done. They barely arrived IN time 10
arouse Mr.. and Mrs. Shy, who live at ne,
aud to inform .hsm 90, Of "niHi "Sisia,n Was ~. T.
| lowed by the detective, entered the house oy
/ the 'front.' door. Dr. Shy. who was secre'e1 nesi
BY heard the mnIderoas as me wond rs, pro
ed ~ stars and sill the Old totks' secure
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THE FREE BAPTIsTS

AT PROvIDENCE-APPolNTME
OF ELEGATEs-ACTIcS TOWARD A FUSION
Providence, r. l., Oct. lO.-In the Free Baptist
General Conferences to-day the Rev. {. b. Mills'
of NJ chiean was sppoipted delegate TO The
Christian BaP isis Of that state: ana the
% The American Christian Conference; the
he Rev. d. G. H Bal of New York the Rev A.
A. slpiIh, OF Hiilsoale chigan no the hss-
n y RaksY of Iowa ere appointed commits
too To consul with a committee ofthe Am rican
Christian Conference as To he proprety oi unit
S,,- 1,of n bodiee in one conference. The Rev. q.
n nav was elected delegate IN the IVA gelical
AIis,Ice a resolu ion re alive 10 The niisdale
4, ,ollege was made h spscial order Tor Iuesdays
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RETURNS FROM IOWA.

DISPATCH FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE RE-
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE-HE CLAIMS ALL THE
CONGRESsMEN WITH REPUBLICAN, GAINS.
CHICAGO, H., Oct 1.-THE following dispatch
is from the secretary OF the republican State
central committee OF Iowa:
MARsHALrowN, Iowa, Oct. H.-Ninety-two
counties reported, giving gains over
the republican vote of last year of over six
thousand. The republican majority in the State
on ths secretary of State will be about 10000. The
indications now are that all the nine repub-
lican candidates for Congress will be elec-
ted. Wilson, in the fifth district. will
have nearly 5000 majority. Granger
has very close run III the third dis
trict. He will have % majority. Kassons ma
jority over Whitman is estimated at $500. Nc
Dill, Oliver, Sampson and Pratt will have good
majorities. 1afIs and McCrary aTe elected by
small majOrities.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA dispatch to the Associated
Press rom Dubuque says that the congressional
contest in that, The third, district is very close
but that Granger. republican. is elected by d
majority. Tribune special claims that Aims
worth, ,anti-monopoiy, is certainly elected.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oct. 1.-THE majority fol-
McDill, republican, in this, the eighth, congress
sional, disInct is not less than 1900.
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HAMILTON COUNTY.
DECIDED DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITY-THE WHO'LL
T1CKET EXCEPT safer ELECTED.

DECIDED DEMOCRATIC MAJoRTTY-THE WHOLE
TICKET EXCEPT SAFER ELECTED.
CINCIxyATI, o., Oct. A. Complete re.
turns from Hamilton county give William
Bell, democrat, for secretary OF State
1854 majority over Wikoff; Chas. 8.
Smart, democrat, school commissioner, 4,6I7
majority over Harvey; VIM. ]. Gilmore, demo-
crat, for judge of The Supreme Court, 4,6l5 ma
jOrity over Day Geo. Rex democrat, for judge OF
the Supreme Court to H. vacancy, 90 m ajority
over Jonnson; Arnold Green, democrat. for
clerk Of the Supreme Court, 1856 majority ever
Rodney Foos; Martin Schilder. democrat, for
board cf Puolic Works, 4,s26 majority over Hos
mer; Milton Sayler, democrat, for member OF
Congress In the first district 1884 majority over
Green H b Banning. dem ncrat, for member OF
Congress in the second district l,4i7 majority
over Steren son; +. Springmeier, democrat, for
sheriff, LIB majority; Joseph Safer, indepen.
dent democratic county com missioner, 546 ma
jority over McAvoy; p. F. Maley, democrat, for
coroner, 80. over Dunlap.
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MOUNT VERNON, Oct. H.-State ticket SOO, Ful-
or $50 democratic majority.
vANDERBUReH COUNTY.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. H.-Curry's majority In this
county is estimated at 200 Other counties In
the district show large ga'ns for the democrats.
HeiIman's g election is not certain. The repubn-
cans carry the legislature in this county.
PRINCETON Oct lin Gibson democratic
majority for State ticket is about 400; for Fuller
same for our representative about go.
EVANSVILLE, fOct l-8, p. M,-Returns very
slow The first district will give the state ticket
between $500 and 1900 majority. Think Fuller
Is elected and believe we have one member OF
the legislature from this county.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. I4-9:25 p. M.-Pfaffiin, re-
publican, and Miller, democratic and independ-
ent elected to the legislature from this county.
Nothing certain about Congress. Chances in our
favor.
EvASsvILLE, Oct. l4.-Nidnight-The demo-
erats still claim Fuller's election, and the re-
publicans do not deny the calm.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
wAsHINGTON COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
SALEM. Oct. l4-This county gives the state
ticket about 600 majority; NJ. c. Kerr about
100 majority. CravenS is beat In his own town.
ship By six votes. The entire local ticket is
elected by 100 TO 6O0 votes.
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY.
COLUMBUS Oct. I4.-Bartholomew gives not
less than 100 for the State ticket. There Is fair
prospect for the election of Senator. An indie
pendent democrat will be elected for representa-
tive.
JACKSON COUNTY.
SEYMOUR, Oct. 4.-Jackson county gives |, 80
majority for the state ticket, and 9OO for Kerr.
CLARK COUNTY.
lBy Associated Press.l
JEFFERsoNvILLE. Ind, Oct. H-FrieDds of
Mr.. Kerr. the democratic candidate for Congress
In the third district. claim his election by 20OO
majority over Cravens- The entire Clark county
democratic ticket is elected with the exception
of treasurer. TIE democratic majority I'm Clark
county will be about I,00, gain Of 400.
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FATHER MATTHEW'S DAY.

.aRANp PARADE OF rEMPERATE CATHOLICS
II BOSTON.
BosroN, Oct. .i0-rhe Catholic temperance So
efstfesr of the city aud vicinity nsoe great "a
raae TODAY in honor OF the anniversary OF the
hirthdav of Fa her Matthew. Gov Ialoot re-
s,nai the nroc.ssion The dag was hon red
nv para es in other cities and towns in New
England
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SECOND DISTRICT.
DAVIEsS COUNTY.

DAVIESS COUNTY.
wAsHISGroN, Oct. 1i.-Fotal vote In wash
tngton township, 1863, an increase OF % over the
October election in 1872. Netfs majority, lao, a
gain over the vote of Hendricks and Browne of
96.
LATER-Majority for State ticket 80.
SPENCER COUNTY.
RocKPoRT, Oct. l4.-Spencer county $50 demo-
cratic gain. How is State?
ORANGE COUNTY.
ORLEANS, Oct. H.-Orange county gives go ma
iority for the democratic State ticket.
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NEW YORK CoNGRATULArEs.


AUGUSTUS SCHkLL 10 JUDGE DONALD.
NEW YORK. Oct. Il.
To the chairman of the Democratic stale Cen
trsil - mm1tiee:
The democrats OF New York send To their
brethren of Ind ANA their heaFtiest congratuIa-
tions over the splendid victory achieved yester-
day. This magnificent result has confirmed our
faith aud encouraged us to redouble our efforts.
New York will repeat in November the Octooer
verdict of the greast West. One hundred guns
in celebration of the victory have been fired.
AUGUSTUS sCHELI,
Chairman,
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THE SOUTH.
PREPARING FOR THE ELECTION.

NF@@H
REGISTRATION PRoGREssINe-THE ADVISORY
BOARD VACANCIEs-Gov. KELLOGG AGAIN
ANSWERS.
New ORLEANS, Oct l0.-Registration is pro-
crossing quietly. Il CLOSES OctoSer p, as pre-
scTibed by law. E. Howard Nc ,aleb succeeded
+. A. Burke on the advisory board. Col Pack
ards successor mas not Vet been named
Gov kellogg says that the Picayunes comments
on his letter aud address are disingenuous. He
poke o. III e appropriations OF lesiSlauIes from
1853 To 1867 Inclusive. while the Plcayune refers
only to the receipts and expenditures. tn erein
lies the difference between the Picayunes fg-
uJes and his own.
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THE ELECTION IN ARKANSAS.
THE CONSTITUTION CARRIED

LITTLE Rock. ARK, Oct. l4.-Returns from
this, Pulaski county, show the election of the
entire democratic conservative ticket bv from
7J0 to 1000 majority The constitut ou il carried
in this county b. about go majority. InfOr-
nation from the outside counties shows that
the constitution is carried by very large
jority.
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THE raIRD TERN.
sFcoR ROBE soN SAYS GRANT HAS n" IDEA OF
STrca A THING.

SfCOR ROBE 5ON SAhS uhNsNI HFA' ~ TIT
sUCH THING
p.rrrRsoS. Oct los ,refary Robeson ad-
,rasaed an immense republic8n mass meeting
ias, night and i'm the course ~ his spa ech SAID
that neither the ad nini>traiion nor iis chi iet
would ever b. founil ou's de- The rerueic ~ patty
80 sctfnC contr nv q the eStsbl he'd ffail' ons
n, the country. The latter semsrk was nhter,
s,ood 10 refer to the Third tenn bu>in $. ana
80 ,-,,csfe or, appiaudPd. After tfse is-ting.
: c-s-orv tSobaSon said tnsf President tfr nj
nod no idea Of a Ihrd term. and only avoided
CIV no Official @ Ss'on % rs ori ION on re
much importance.
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MR.. KERR,s MAJORITY
HE is ELECTED BY ] 900 TO 1000

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1.-the Courier-Journal
returns indicate the election of NJ. e. Kerr,
democrat, 10 Congress from the Third Indi-
ana District beyond question. His majority
will be between lOoc and 2o,O. The democratic
Slate ticket hes been carried In each oft he seven
counties, com uprising this district by large ma
jority. New Albany goes democratic hy about
90 majority. JefferEOnville by 3uO majority,
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DAKOTA's LITTLE ELECTION.

a REPUBLICAN DELEGATE ELECTED BY ABOUT
1000 MAJORITY.
YANKToN, d. T, Get. lI.-Returns from the
election yesterday thus far received give Kidder,
repub lean. l.ill majority for delegate. The
Sioux valley is yet to hear from. II will no
DOUBT increase the majority to 1000. The regis
iature will be republican, in both branches
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
SHELBY COUNTY.


SHELBYvILLE, Oct H.-Returns not all official.
Majority for Keightley, and State ticket will not
fall short OF zoo.
LATER.-E. T. Kelghtley is nearly 100 ahead.
The democratic county ticket is all successful.
LATEsT.-This county, Shelby, gives the dem
ocratic State ticket $50 majority.