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RICHMOND.
Newspaper Change,

RICHMOND, May l9.-The Enquirer
appears this morning under the man
agemeut OF W. w. Berry & Co., with
Mr.. Berry as chief editor. y -
The final arrangements for the cele-
bration Of the Queens birthday, On the
9th inst, by the British settlers IN
Virginia have been completed. The
celebration will kept up lor four dsys.
On the fret day there is to be a grand
banquet with ball at night, aud on the
three following days there will be
races under the management oi
the British settlers and Virginia
riding club.
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PnI,ad.lphl. wool narket.

PH,LADxLpHIA, May ls.-Wool-
Strong With an advancing tendency ;
s,ock scarce; Ohio, Pennsylvscia and
West Virginia double extra and above
56@57ic; extra 55@57c; medium 500
sac; coarse 45@50c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fne
4S@52c: medium 50@50ct coarse 4a
@5G combiug washed 62970c como-
ing uuwasbed 40Ca43c; Canada comb,
ing 6O@62c; 6ue 35@37ci; coarse and
medium uuwashed 35@S7ic tub
washed 5365Tc; extra and merino
pulled 45a50c; No. l aud super pulled
42264Sc. ...
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FIRES.

Sr. THOMAS, ONT, May ls.-Iutelli-
gence is just received from Aylmer Of
a large fire at that place. Between
thirtv-five and forty buildings are re-
ported destroyed, including the Mon
lreal Telegraph Company's office. The
fire took all before it on each side Of
Main street. There are no particulars,
as telegrsphic communication !. inter-
rupted.
KINGSTON, ONT, May l9-Esrly
this morning a IRE in the Kingston
psniteotiary burned the cabinet. sho'
and tailor shops, with their eontsata.
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SroCKs-Opened steady, but coon be-
came weak. and leading shares declined
t to tic per cent. Later there was a
firmer ceiling, aud prices recovered 10
IL per cent, which WAS followed by an
other decline. In closing dealings there
was q sudden and marked improvement
on large purchases, by parties previ-
ously operating on the Bear side, talk
of dividend on Western Union, a res
port that the House is likely 10 amend
the Senate finance bill so as 10 be &C
cep,able 10 the President, and news
that Congress is likely 10 adjourn the
latter part oil June. ln the advance
Western Uuion was most prominent,
followed by Lake Shore, New York
Central, Rock Island. Union Pacific
aud Pacific mail The latter rose TO
42i per cent on Washington news about
tt { aubsidy, and the closing prices were
The highest Of the day. Stock sales for
The day, 81 10000.
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BaItimore Market.

BALrrxoRE, May l9.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and NC.
changed. Corn-Stroug and scarce;
old mixed western S43@s5s new S3i@
s4s. Oats-Firmer and scarce; west-
eru mixed 64c white 66c. Rye-Firm
at 81 e39l &C. Provisioos-Stesdy J
and little stock offering, with an ad.
vspcipg tendency. Mess Pork-A,
sls 90. Bulk Mests-Firm; shoulder,
63c; clear rib sides 9ic. Bscon-Firm
and fairly sctivs; shoulders Tic; cleal
rib sides l0lc; sugar cured hams 14S
l5c. Lsrd-Pirm at 10i9llc. Bat
ter-Cboice western scarce, wanted apt
unchanged. CoGes-Dull and nominal
Whisky-Seares at sSsoSl ".
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PhtIadelphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA. May l9.-Flour-
Quiet and weak; superfue 475@5 %;
Peunsy sylvsnis, indiana and Ohia extra
family I 5OGS 25. Wheat-Dull and
declining; red l 45@l IS; amber 40
white | 72. Rye-9Sc. Corn-Nery
dull; yellow S6@S7c; middles s5a9S6c.
Oats-white 65965!c; mixed 62@6Sc.
Provisious-Quiet and higher. Mes
Pork Is 90. Lsrd-llic. Petroleum
-Firmer; refined l3s@lSic; crude
nominal at 9sc. Whisky-9se.
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Turned Up Again.

Turueu Up ABash'
From the Mason County Journal.
Rev. J. J. Bosshardt, OF the Presby-
terisn church, Warrington, w. Va,
has been in town few days this week
he delivered a temperance lecture in
the NJ. E. Church on Tuesday night.
We did not have the pleasure OF hear
ing him, but his effort is highly spoken
o. He also visited the public schools,
and, by invitation. spoke encouraging
" 10 the pupils. This Christian geu-
tlemap is only five years from Switzer-
land; speaks good English, and 10
thoroughly educated and practical.
Visit US again, Bro. B.
Fairmont Vest VrgiaiaH please
cOpY.
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FRANCE

PARIs, May ls.-It is Coupt De
Moutebello, not Duke..Ds Montnorenci,
who has sent challenge TO Prince
Metternich. The cause Of the chal-
lenge was the reiussl OF the Princess
Metteruich, at q ball, to return the
salutation OF Montebello.
Gaulard has not given up the hope
OF forming the Ministry. He continues
negotiations. To-day President Mac
Mshou gave audience to Gaulard, Rut
fle and Duke De Cazes.
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IOlNsiO Market.

TOLEDO, May l9-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Whest-Dull and prices
have declined; No. white Michigan
81 569l SOY; extra do IS; amber
Michigan I AZ; Jure As; No. ! red
81 SO; No. . Dayton and Indiana red
/ 43; No. 3 red "a; rejected do ] w;
No. . amber Illinois ! "A. Corn-ln
lair demand apd firm; high mixed,
June, cite; July 70c August Toe;
low mixed 69lc no grade 67ic; dam
aged 62ic 0sts-Dull but unchanged.
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BOSTON.

BosroE, May l9-At a meeting OF
the citizens, arrangements were made
for sending prompt relief to the suffer
era "by the Mill river disaster. $3, 600
.xere subscribed at the meeting. A
committee will visit the scene OF the
flood
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PHILADELPHIA.
Meeting or Iron Manufacturers.

Mect1hH OF IfOu Mhuutacsurers'
PHILADELPHIA, May l9.-Charles j.
Nsurs, chairman Of the Pig Iron Com
mittee OF the American Iron and Steel
Association, has called a meeting Of all
the pig iron manufacturers for Thurs
day, 2S.h inst, in this city, to consider
the continued depression in the iron
trade. 1t is expected that the meeting
will urge action by Congress on the
finance question. and a proposition to
restore the 10 per cent duty taken eff BY
the act of 1872.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and stock Markes
New YORK, May l9-MoSEY-3@4
per cent Sterling quiet at 4SI
64SS for sixty days and 400
@49l .for sight. Customs receipts
S427,000. Produce exports for the
week $6,604,654. an Increase over last
week OF S2, l50,254
GoLD--Opened and closed at ll2t,
with sales during the day at ll2@ll2i.
Carrying rates 2 to 3 per cent. Assls-
tant Treasury disbursements $63, 600.
Clearings were 23,000,000. Exports
to day sl50000 Specie engagements
Tor tomorrow are estimated At $3.50, 600.
GOVERNMENTS Steady.
STATE BoNDs-Steady.
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Ea., Liberty cattle Market.

East LrBERrY. May l9.-Cattle-
Arrivals a2 cars; beet 6a6ic; medium
5i6 &c; common 5@5ss stockers Saa
4ic; bulls 4@5ic. Hogs-Arrivals 10
cars; Philadelphia Sc $500 so York.
ers IS 50(95 IS. Shcep-Arrivsls lS
cars; best 6,c; medium Ste; common
4Ac
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Sampson OIL.

This oil deriving its name from
Sampson meaning strength) is one OF
the best if not The best remedy offered
10 the public for rheumatism, and all
pain, and it appears no medicine has
ever gained so fiattering q reputation
in as short time. msylS
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Railroad Leased.

WILMINGTON, May ls.-The lease OF
the Pennsylvania and Delaware Rail-
road to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has been executed. The
stockholders OF the former road will
vote MAY 2Sih on the ratification OF
the lease. .....
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CINCIN NATI.
SfabbinE ARRAY.

StaDDlnk AHTays
CINCINNATI, May ls;-In q saleon on
the corner of Walnut and 18th streets
last evening, during quarrel between
Charles Pabst and Jacob Faith, two
prominent brewers. the former was
stabbed three times in the head and
will probably die.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Bank Railurc.

ROCHESTER,, May l9.-The Farmers
aud Mechanics Bank Of this city,
Thos. Raines, Manager, closed its doors
this motning. The failure OF q heavy
dry goods house few days ago is sup
posed to De the immediate cause OF the
failure OF the bank.
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ENGLAND.
The Cgar.

LONDON, May l9.-Tbe Gar went to
Aldershof this morning. As usual
crowds gathered in the streets. The
Car will return this afternoon. A
state ball IN his honor is to take place
at Buckingham Palace tonight.
Count Schouvaloff to-day gave as
surauces that all the exiled Poles, with
the exception OF two or three known
assassins, may return to their native
country.
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MEXICO.
The Centennia

Cry OF MR1,oo, May l9.-The sum
Of $40 900 has been voted by Congress
to provide for q proper representation Of
Mexico at the Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


\ SAH FRAxusco, May ia dispatch
from San Diego, California, states that
John Averend, wife and four children
were found murdered at LAM. twelve
miles from that city. No olas to the
mnrdsrers.
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FOR EIGN,
TURKEY.

CoNsrANrINoPLE, May ia fire last
night in Galata, a large suburb OF this
city, destroyed about one hundred
houses, occupied principally by poor
Jewish families.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May l9.-whest-
Steady; No. | red sl 54@l 55; No, 2 do
| 46. Corn-Steady At 76a77c for
mixed. Oats-Frm; No. State and
western Soc; No. 9 DO 55c; white 4Cc.
Petroleum u nchanged.
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athesl,ug geeister,.
GOLD closed yesterday at ll2t.

From our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
dsy will be cloudy, with light variable
winds and no decided change OF tenn
persture.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHlNsroN, May -.
SENATE.

When the Senate met there were only
six or eight Senators present, and the
Chair stated that no business could be
transacted until quor um should al
tend. g.-.
At ILLS the roll was called, show
ing that . quorum was present, aud
business proceeded.
Mr.. Edmuuds called up the resolution
submitted by him yesterday, providing
for the adjournment Of Congress on the
22ud OF June, and it was agreed to
without discussion.
Mr.. Wright introduced a joint reso-
luton proposing an additional amend
ment to the Constitution to provide that
all claims and demands against the
United States shall be presented or
prosecuted within ten years after they
occur or arise, or else be forever barred.
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Pirissurxh PetroIeun Market.

PlrrssrRaH, May 19.-Petroleum-
Crude quoted at 81 IS; refined very
quiet At lSte.
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BY TELEGR A Phi.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

By the Western Union Line, once North.
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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THE ELECTION IN OHIO COUNTY.

!; this hour > \. NJ the returns from
u" election held yesterday are still IN
complete, nut enough has been received
10 indicate that the county has gone for
Col. Ben WILSON by between one ana
lWo hundred. while our candidate for the
S;a,r Senate. General 4. J. PASSKLl-
vi. probably receive over 300 majority
-,U:iiSient 10 insure his election. Our
D-gate ticket is undoubtedly elected
colonel WILSON success Is not yet pos
"vr.y s,ce5tained. but there Is every rea-
IN 10 believe that he will he triumphant.
TIE Radicals strove hard and desper-
s:".v TO maintain themselves here IN TINS
''uEty, but they had too much to carry.
Ihe Civil Rights Bill, and other burdens,
N~rr too heavy for them to bear.
W" congratulate the Democra'!
upon lis gallant tight ana
Brilliant victory. We trust ana
c''.:rye that. aS additional returns are re-
""lvAd, We will be able TO offer them sti i
further congratulations, and can give
'hF"c r-r-r-r-ringing cheers as next
'P'ing, West Virginia marches in solid
Democratic phal.nx to the capital at
" arlington.
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WELIsBURG. W. Va. Oct. !:

W ELISBCRG, W. ~, oct. l"'
Wcll>burg Precinct-Goh, l32; Will
son, lOj; Logan, 1873; Psnnell, 100; Arch
cr l44; Rogers, 81.
Hsrvev'S Precinct-Gof, 80; Wilson,
10; Logan. 80; Pannell ls; Archer, 40;
Rodger>. II.
Lewis Precinct-Gof, ); Wilson, 43;
Logan. ); Psnnell, A.; Archer, 5; Rodg-
erS. AZ.
Reth.ny-GaG -6l. Wilson. lOa; Lo-
gan, a.; Pannell, l28; Archer, 40; R"dg-
crs, l27.
The result on the county ticket will be
close.
MOUSDSyILLE, Oct. IL.
The Lower District gives Goff % ma
iori,v. Furbec lRadicalJ for Senate, p.
House of Delegates, Whits l6; Turner,
IL.
Court House Precinct,-Gof 30 ma
iority. Furhec, ss; White, Sc; Turner,
90.
CAMERON. Oct. Il.
Gnti', majority in Cameron is estimated
ri 30.
PARKERsRURG. October IL.
COTS majority in the city is $50. The
Democrats have carried the city for
Jackson. Leonard and Garrett, for House
Of Delegates. by about 30 majority. Will
son was badly scratched.
Claysville district, Wood county, gives
Wilson 20 majority. Patterson dem
for Senate. 20; Leonard, 29; jackson, %;
Garrett. %. One hundred votes cost.
Last accounts from Walkers Station
gives Wilson 20 majority.
BENwoop. October IL.
A light vote was cast here to-day. The
following are the official figures: Con-
creSs-Gotf, l52; Wilson, 1873. Senate
Furhee, l4G; Smett, l40. House Of Dele
gstes-Newman, 1872 ShrodeS, l42i
White. l3l; Turner, l35.
MnR0.NT"wS, October lS.
Faulkner, luj; Boteler, llGi Snyder
2u5; Lough, 100: Davis, loo; Hagsn-,
A: Martin, $: Berkshire, 2UI.
MARTrSsRuRG, Oct. II.
Editors Of the Register.
Berkeley county gives Charles j.
Faulkner four hundred majority, an in
c-s,.e Of four hundred. P.S.
CHARLEsroN, ". Va, Oct. IL
Editors ofthe Register.
Charleston gives fifty majority for the
whole Democratic tic ct, a gain of $50
since 1872. There was lively contest
between Bur lett and Morrison, growing
out of the Jacob and Walker controver-
sy. Burdett heats Morrison 81 in the
city. The Republicans concede the cleo
ton of the whole Democratic ticket IN
Ksnawhs by 200 majority. Governor
Jacob voted the straight Radical ticket
We are purified. VICTORY.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

We hay" not been able to get the
nrm-, "t All the Township COR District
vf.N.r.. chosen 81 the election, Yesterday;
~ ,h~G.Ilowing County Commissioners
.""m t. To-. elected.
WuA"gton-John Bayha, Dem.
NGdt~~-A. Il. Robinson, Rep,
'a.-M. Reilly, Dem.
taua-August Rolf. Dem.
G,sr-r-W illiam klevis, Dsm.
">5stcr-Geo. W. CsrRahan, Dem.
R.'riie-J. W. Schultz, Rep.
TrjodeiphiG-William Ii. Waddie
DSm.
L.brctt-Mr. Whitman. Rep.
Rrb,Gnd-W. II. Caldwell. Dem.
Democrats :.
Republicans ,.
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Continued Success in Ohio.

CINCINSATI. October l3.-Out Of 81,
600 votes, with twenty country precinct:
TO hear from, Bell. the Democratic can
didate for Secretary Of State, gets 40,
majority. Sayler, the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the first district
has 4,200 majority over Green. Ban
ming, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the second district has l,20C
majority over Stevenson.
Still Later.
CLEVELAND. October l3.-The follow.
ing is the Congressional vote AS far as
received: Tenth District--Sandusky
county, six townships, Seney, Demo.
crat. G0j; Foster. Republican. :. Senecs
county, townships, give Seney, 80;
Foster 5)3 Huron county, 3 townships,
give Seney, IL Foster, 324 Erie county
complete with the exception Of one town
ship; Seney, 2,03l; Foster, ZAP. Han
cock county, s townships; Seney, llG;
Foster, -.
Fourteenth Di-trict-AShland county,
) townships; Armstrong, Republican.
III; Cowan, Democrat. 72S. Crawford
county, township including Gslan,
Armstrong 500: COwan, f92.
Richland county, ) townships-Arm-
strong, 40; C"wan, 500.
18th district, Lorraine county. . town
shipS-MonFoe. Republican,. 2O9j; Nc
Bride, Democrat, 80.
summit county. townsnip-Monrof
201; Mcbride, l07.
Wavne county, > %township,-Monroc,
$50; Mcbride, 50.
18th district. Portage county. 3 town
ships Garfield, Republican, l,l79;
Wood. Democrat, 997; Hurlbut, lndep-
dent, IL.
Trumbull Co., : townshps-Garfcld,
llGS; Wood, l016; Hurlbut 293. Ashta-
bula, six townships, Garfield, 1850;
Wood. 272; Hurlbut, 29S.
Lake county, forty townshipS-Gar-
field, 907; Wood, 1913; lIurbut, 264.
Twentieth district, sixteen wards Of
Cleveland, six townships of the county Of
Payne, Democratic majority 2,GSl, Re-
publican loss $3.50.
TOLEDO, October II, , 4. m.-Sir wards
of Toledo give Widof, ,j3j; Bell, 1884;
Pratt Republican for Congr"Ns, l,i@i;
Hurd, Democrat, 2,023. HnrI, majority
in the county will De- 100 /" SW
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CROW.

Notwithstanding We don't bring out
.,- cbsuticleer this morning that his
clarion voice may he heard over the
,-aa, victory achieved in Ohio county
Yesterday, We claim for the working De-
mo.rscy the right to one good, hearty,
ringing crow over the days work
wrb all their money; with all their ne
sroe.: with all their carriages and hacks;
with their two organs, "both Daily and
m, q Family Organ We beat our enc
mir, handsomely.
L., the shout and cheers be heard.
y S-On consideration we can't resist
bringing out our jolly gsme-ccck. d."
yaa hear him?
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mr. NEWS EROM OHIO.

E'rr,,"u news from the different States
sLrsh hsye hrrn received up Ia this mo-
,4rt. Ar" generally speaking, COM
p.rya,r,i. and with the exception
ct ohio. il i impossible vet
aaht" Ia form any definite opinion.
In uhlo, however. the returns are pretty
W.. in. and indicate Democratic
majority Of about 5000 in the State, u
Arg- gain over Governor ALLEN ;
InAjoFity "t Year ago. Several gains IN
'ung-,>,mrn are also reported. Let the
gunf work 90 on.
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Partial Republican Success he Ia.
kOta.

BnMAEcy. October l3.-The election
passed of quietly at Bismarck. Their"
was three hundred and ninety-nin. y"trs
cast Kidder, Republican for Con
gress. one hundred majority. The local
Domocratic ticket was elected.
Yanktsn-ReturnS from ten town.
give Kidder, R"publIcan, 3D7 majority
delegate. The indications are that hl.
majority will exceed 100 IN southern
Dakota and ZOO in the TeTritnrie..
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From the Evening Family Organ.l
"Saw MY Leg OF"
who Killed Cock Robin
"If Ever I Cease to Love-
:. who FrOW ed Dat Last Brick Fust."
"Th0u Canst Not Say Did H.
oh. Jack. Jack. Jack,
Come hack, back. back.
And hear your little daek.
Go 4uaek, quaek, quRck."
:. Hood, Blood. lago. Hood"
" Friendship, Mysterious Soldier Of
Society,"

Editors OF the Intclligeuerr:
Finding the following in Your editorial
column this morning, | ask that vou
award me the courtesy "f replying
through the same channel
We are creditably Informed that the
REGISTER exhibits decided GOODNESS
towards one of the Democratic candidates
because he objects to Henry :. Walker
for the L. :. Senate"
Your credible witness is misintnrmrd
LIST. The REGISTER has exhibited no
coolness toward any candidate ON the
Democratic ticket, but on the contrary
is giving the whole ticket warm sup
port.
ID, The candidate understood To b."
referred 10 above never exhibited any
antagonism toward Henry :. Walker,
while serving in the Constitutional Con-
vention or in the Legislature, so far IS
the undersigned is aware; on the contrary,
has he not ut all times stood nobly by
Ar. W Alker In his fight with kspyernor
Jsc.hsi ~ 11Asl-s q. stA4kss.8Ss -.thst
if Mr.. w. shall receive the
Senatorial nomination this candi-
date will, if elected, cast his vote for him.
Can YOU truthfully say n much for his
opponent? Being convinced of this fact,
every friend of Henry ). Walker i'll this
Senatorial District will give the gentle
man referred to an enthusiastic support.
say this much without committing
myself in any way on the Senatorial
question. as am not candidate for any
Office. Respectfully,
LEWIS BAKER.
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ALTHOUGH going into the fight yes-
terday with thorough party organiza-
ticn, and with all the party machinery
brought into action; though the colored
troops fought nobly, and voted solidly
for GoFF and Civil Rights, yet white
men Of Ohio county did not forget past
efforts made to disfranchise them, and
the result is: a Democratic victory.
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Omaha Probably K~pas,i~as.

OMAHA, October l3.--The return. r.
ceived up to midnight, enable All sppr"r-
irnatiUn 10 b. made, but full returns will
nnt ~ in before Tomorrow. IL u cor
ceded that LOrrnz Grouse, Republican 81
Washington county, b. rn-ebct"d tp Con
grr.. by a majority Of near 1900; Silas
CARRIER. Republican Of Lancaster Co. wa.
elected Governor By about the .am" ma
jority. Hamr.. the Republican candi-
date runs away ahead Of the ticket and
j. undoubtedly eiertrd by large rnajDr-
ity. The Legislature will stand about
the same 81 lat season: Democrat IL,
Republicans ~, giving the Republicans
q majority Of - on joint ballot, WHICH
.acures the election o! = Republican 70
tbe L nitsd STATS senate ~ sIocessOr "
T. ". Upton. The Independent and
Temperance vote j. very small A. FAR n
heard from, though Ia Ouaha and ssy-
eral eountis. not heard from il will b.
large. The Democrats made bat little
sIertion, except for the legislative ticket
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