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State to midnight indicate the following
result on .GODgressmen; Fourth Districf,
HurlbUt, Republican, reelected. FIith,
Bcrchard, Republican. re-electsd. Sixth,
Henderson, B1.ublica,i, elected. Seventh,
Campbell, Democrat, elected probably.
Eighth, Fort, Republican, elected. Ninth,
Whiting, Republican, elected. Tenth,
Bagley, Democrat, elected. Eleventh,
Wyke, Democrat, elected. Twelfth,
Springer, Democrat, probably elected.
thirteenth, close with the chancs
IN favor Of Stevenson, Dem0crAE Fonr-
leenth, Canton, Republican, reelected.
Fifteenth, Eden, Democrat, reelected
Sixteenth, Sparks, Democrat, probstbly
elected Seventeenth, Morrison. Demoeraf,
reelected. Eighteenth, Hatzsll, Demo
crat, elected. Nineteenth, Anderson, In
dependent, elected probably. The Rep0b-
lean State ticSet IS undoH3 edly elected
but It Is impossible TO say By what majority
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RPnPnia Herself
ARKANSAS.
The Capital Distriet.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 3.-The election to
day passed OFF without disturbance. A
fun vote was pOlled. The vote in the city
is close between Wiltshire, Dem, and
Hynes. Rep, for Congress. The chances
are that Hynes carries this county. Ad-
vices from Saline are that every vote cast
at Belton, the county seat, was for viii
shire. In Faulkner Wiltshire went largely
ahead. The Democrats claim his election
by a considerable majority.
LATER-Full returns from the city show
a majority of 10 for Judge Wiltshire, the
Democratic candidate for Congress. The
Democrats elect three out of five Alder
men.
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WEIGHED AND POUND WANTING

WEIGHED AND FOUND WANTING.
The people of twenty-three States
were called upon TO pass judgment
upon the Republican party for hav.
ing
Violated the Federal Constitution;
Degraded the Judiciary;
Frustrated Industry;
Plundered the people of the South;
Usurped Power;
introduced frauds and corruption
into the departments of government,
and among its ofice-holders, and failed
to dismiss them when exposed and con-
victed;
Appointed spies and informers to
Oppress the business interests of the
country;
Increased taxation till labor can
hardly live, business prosper, trade and
commerce earn their fair rewards, or
manufacturers continue their opera
tions;
Overawed and ignored the civil power
and set up the army as the exponent of
the law; invaded and subverted the
sovereign rights of States;
Revived the sedition laws, and, by
Federal legislation, attempted to de-
stroy the liberty of the Press;
Dominated the white by the negro
race in some States, and by its proposed
Civil Rights bill made a war of races
imminent.
And behold the verdict A Demo
cratic House Of Representative and
immense Democratic gains in every
one of these States.
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THE election in this county passed
off very quietly yesterday, there being
a slight decrease in the vote polled at
the last general election. As will be
seen by the report of the result, the re-
turns show Democratic victory. To
be sure, Jones has small majority
over Wade, but the districts to be
heard from are so strongly Democratic
that the election of Wade is conceded
by the Radicals.
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Democratic Gain Of Three Congress
men, with Three Districts yet % Hear
from
DETROIT, Nov. 3.-The returns show
considerable Democratic gains. The Con-
stitutiOn is Overwhelmingly defeated. The
woman suffrage amendment is also defeat
ed, but seems to have received a larger vote
than was generally expected. The indica-
tons are that Williams, Democrat, is elect
ed to Congress in the First District: Pot-
Ter, Democrat, in the Fourth; DuraDd.
Democrat, in the Sixth; Waldron, Repub-
liean, in the Second; Conzer, Republican.
in the Seventh; Hubbill. Republican, in the
Ninth. The Fifth District is claimed for
Williams, Republican, but it is considered
doubtful.
DETIsOIT, Nov. 4, ? A M.-'fhe Demc-
cratic gain throughout the State are i'm
mense. The Republicans do not ella m
over 5000 majority on the Ssafe ticket.
The Third and Eighth Congressional Dis
tricts are claimed by the Republicans. out
the former is not conceded.
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! THE ELECTIONS.
Democratic Lightning North,
East, South and West.

II
Democratic Lightning North,
East, South and West.
New York Elects TiIden by 4O,-
900 Majority.
TwO-Fhirds Of Her Congression-
al Delegation Democratic.
Massachusetts Elects a Demo-
cratic Governor.
She Gives us Six Perhaps Con-
gressmen.
Ben Butler Beaten Out of His
Boots
Louisiana Elects am Anti-Kellogg
Legislature,
With Five Congressman of the
same sort.
Michigan Votes Down Woman
Suffrage and Sends Three
Democrats to Congress.
Similar Gains i'm Every State.
The Majority of the House Re-
Tersed.
Fearful Negro Riot at Eufaula,
Alabama.
Over 500 Shots Fired-FOrty Per-
sons WOunded-Three Killed,
Five Since Dead, and
Others Dying.
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Special TO the Union and American.
GALLATTN, NOV. S.-The following is
the vote of the Gallatin precinct: Porter
231, Maynard 276. Congress-Head 247.
Representative-Pond 179, Durham 323.
For United States Senator-Johnson 325,
Bate 92.
Shields Precinct-POrter O., Maynard
26. Representatives-Pond 65, Durham
q. United States Senator-Johnson 2I,
Bate 40.
Walkers Shop-United States Senator
johnson 46, Bate 26.
Returns have been received from but few
precincts. Pond, the regular nominee for
Representative, will probably beat Durham,
johnson Republican, by areduced majority.
Pond is pledged to obey the instructions of
the people as to United States Senator.
Separate toxes were not opened in several
precincts. Head, for Congress, and Butler,
for Senator, had no opposition. There was
a small vote cast in the county.
SAUNDERsvILLE, Nov. 3.-Porter, 126;
MAYNARD, %. Senator-Butler, I26. Con-
gress-Head, 124. Representative Pond,
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The Cuban rebellion has now lasted six
years, and Spain appears tOmeet with little
success in the attempt to suppress Il. She
has lost 100000 soldiers, has destnpyed
crops TO the value of Sl5,OOOOO0 a yesr.snd
towns and other wealth to the aggregate
amount Of $3.50, 100000.
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A YOUNG lady, known as a regular chat
ter-box, having mOnopOlized the conversa-
tlcn for the first half hour at table, asked a
Quaker present how he liked tongue, re-
marking at the same time that she had pre-
pared 1t IN several tempting ways; tOwhich
ne meekly replied: "In repose.v A slight
hull in conversation followed.
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AS NEAR as can be estimated from
the returns which we publish this
morning, Porter's majority VIII hardly
fall short of $4,000. The figures al
ready received place him $4,000 votes
ahead of ais competitor.
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NEVADA.
Terrible serniehinr

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-No retains or
satisfactory estimates from Nevada. Both
parties, Williams and Baron, have sangnine
hopes The tickets are terribly scratched
everywhere.
LATER-A dispatch from Virginia CITY,
Nevada, says returns from all parts Of the
State are in favor Of Sharon.
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No SUCH political revolution as that
of yesterday has swept over the coun-
try since the time when the people
drank hard cider and shouted for Tip
pecanoe and Tyler too"
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OUR special dispatches are unusually
full mad readable this morning.
We have spared neither pains nor ex-
pense to obtain the election returns
from every important point IN the
State.
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MANY Republican journals have
been denouncing Grants third term
aspirations quite sharply since the Oc-
tober elections. They viii hardly be
in condition to do the subject justice
this morning.
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2 AFTER the verdict Of yesterday, viii
the Radical majority in the present
House of Representatives dare to pass
the Civil Rights bill?
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LEAvENw0RTH, Ks, Nov. 3.-Returns
from few precincts Of this eaunty, and
an estimate Of city, give Parrot, the Reform
candidate for Congress, 700 majority. Os-
borne, Republican, for Governor, has AZ
least ], 500 majority.
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DELAWARE.


WILMINGTON, Nov. 3.-R-trrns for the
State are incomplete, bat the indications
are that all the counties have gone Demo-
cratic and there is not Republican elected
in the State.
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One COngressman GnIDetl.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 3.-Candler, Democrat,
in the Fifth, and Mcmillan, Democrat, in
the Ninth District, are elected to Congress
by large majorities.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 3.-Blount, Demo
erat, is elected TO Congress from the Sixth
District; Cook, Democrat, from the Third;
FELTON,, lndepenent Democrat, from the
Seventh, each by decided majority. The
Republican candidate for Congress in the
Fifth District, says he will contest Cand-
ler's seat
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OTyIL RIeHTs, the third term and
Southern outrages workedwonders yes
terday.
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Returns thus far from Congressional dis
triets indicate that Walker, Conservative,
in the Third; Dick, Conservative, in the
Sixth; Harris, Conservative, in tine Seventh;
Hunter, Conservative, in the Eighth; Lar
~, Conservative, in the Ninth, are un-
doubtedly elected. Walkers majority in
the Third District will run over $50.
Hunters majority in the Eighth District,
over Barbour, Independent, will reach
about 1000. 1t is more than prOba-
ble that Siner, Republican, is re-
elected over Douglas in the First District.
The Second District Is doubtful, with the
probabilities in favor Of John GOOde, Jr.,
Conservative, over Platte, Republican, the
present incumbent, and Norton, cOlOred,
Independent w. II. II. Stowell is re-
elected in the Fourth District. In the
Fifth District, the contest is close, but IA
vOrable to the reelection of c. Y. Thomas.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 3.-The con-
test for Congress is close. Il is supposed
that Hurton, Conservative, is elected over
Barbour, Independent. The contest in the
Fredericksburg District is close. both sides
claiming the election.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 3.-There is every prob
alb lily thai all the three Republican Con-
greSsmen are elected by reduced majorities,
and the Supreme Judge. The vote is gen
orally light. In this city the Democrats
made pretty nearly clean sweep in the
lower wards, which are generally Repub-
liean. Horace Thompson, Rep, for the
Legislature, is defeated by +. r. DelanO,
Dem, defeat the Republicans are very
sore over. There can be no estimate made
as yet as to the complexion Of the Legis-
lature
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RHODE ISLAND.
No Dividing a Cherry

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 3.-Benj. T. Eames
is elected to Congress in the First District,
and Latimer w. BallOu in the Second Dis
trict, both Republicans. There was light
vote.
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MARYLAND.
Re-eleefed

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-O'Brien, Demo
crat, for Congress, is elected from the Third
District by 4,453 majority, and Swami,
Democrat, by 3, 424 in the Fourth Districs
A Gain
Thomas, Democrat, for Congress in the
Sixth District, elected-7s0 majority.
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TENNESSEE.

Election Returns From Every
Section of the State.
Heavy MajOrities for Porter on
a Light Vote.
Maynard's Own County of Knox
Goes Democratic.
A Certain Gain of Five Con.
gressmen, and Butler
Probably Beaten.
Brilliant Successes All Along
the Line, From Carter
to Shelby.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 3.-Alexander ii.
Stephens, for Congress, was elected almost
without opposition.
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 3.-Julian Hart
gidge, Democrat, for Congress, is elected
by 5000 majority.
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DEPUTY PRESIDENT WILLIAMS
patent outrage machine has proven to
be most effective boomerang.
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LOUISIANA. .
Conservatives Claim Five Congress.
men ont 0f SIX

Conservatives Claim Five Congress.
men out Of Six.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-The returns
this morning indicate 1900 Conservative
majority in the city. Gibson, in the First,
and Ellis in the Second Congressional Dis
tricts, each go out Of the city with over g.
/ 600 majority, and their election is regarded
as certain by the Conservatives. They also
claim the election of Levy in the Fourth,
| Spencer in the Fifth, and Moore in the
Sixth Congressional Districts, eonceding
the election of Darrel in the Third District.
A Clean sweep.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The Democratic
State Committee received the following dis
patch:
Netc Orleans, N0U. 3.-We have carried
the State by large majority. The eOlOred
people in large numbers voted openly and
freely for the Democratic Conservative
ticket. Gibson, Ellis, Moore, Spencer and
Levy are certainly elected COngressmen,
and probably Break. The election was
most quiet and peaceable.
JOHN McENERY.
The Conservative State Central Commit
tee regard the election of MOncure, State
Treasurer, as certain. Several parishes
heard from, including New Orleans, give
AOncure over Il, 900 majority.
The Conservatives claim ten Of the
eighteen State Senators, and az least sixty
members Of the House
Up Red River.
SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. 3.-COmplete
returns from all the boxes in this parish,
Cadda, show Democratic majority OF $40.
The registered eOlOred majority is 1916,
-
the Conservatives Three Democrats are
to Congress from this district beyond
doubt.
kellogg Loses His Legislature
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-AdditiOnal re-
turns are favorable to the Conservatives.
The indications are they elect FIVE Congress;
men and the State Treasurer. The Demo
Gratis now claim the election Of siSty-eight
members Of the Legislature, ffty-6ye being
a majority.
More Devilmenf Ahead.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-The election
law requires the commissioners and super
yisoTS to sign statement of the vote aud |
the tally sheets before O'Clock the day !
following the election. An extra bulletin |
states that many of The Republican election
officials have absented themselves without |
complying with this provision of the law, |
and though they had been searched for |
they could not be found.
The First District, eight wards in the
city and st. Bernard parish, give Gibson
over 5000 majority, one parish, Plaque
mine, 10 hear from. The Second District, |
six wards in the city and St. Charles /
parish, give Ellis 4, 500 majority, three wards |
and three parishes to hear from The |
Third District, eight parishes, give |
Break 1,GTT majority, four parishes |
10 hear from The Fourth District, |
five parishes give Levy $500 majority, sew
en- parishes TO hear from The Fifth Dis |
triet, seven parishes give Spencer i73 ma
jOrity, seven parishes to hear from. The |
Sixth District, five parishes give Nash S4I |
majority, seven parishes to hear from. II is
believed Nash IS the only Republican elect
ed to Congress.
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A DEMOORATIC HOUSE OF CON
GRESS-

NhESS-
At three O'Clock IN the morning we
cannot do the subject Justice. Enough
to say the revolution is complete. The
Democrats have carried the next House
of Representatives, and after the close
of the present Congress, the Radical
architects of ruin viii be powerless for
evil. We have gained members of Con-
gress as follows: Now York, Il; Massa-
chusetts, 6; New Jersey, 8; Pennsylya-
mia, l; Maryland, l; South Carolina, 8,
Georgia, 3; Alabama, 2; Louisiana, 5;
Tennessee, 3; Kansas, l; Illinois, 8;
Michigan, 8. This sums up a Demo
cratic gain of 4S Congressman, while
the October elections left us in
need of only 40 to change the
complexion of the present Con-
gress. Nor is this all. The dispatches
are incomplete, from Pennsylvania
particularly, aud Judging by other
States, we may conclude that Gen.
Negley, of Nashville notoriety, is not
the only Radical gone by the board.
Further returns may swell our gains,
and even Tennessee may give us one
more from the First District.
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KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 3.-The election
passed of very quietly, with small vote
polled. Blackburn, Democrat, for Con-
gress had 2l1 majority in the city. The
Republican majority in August was 6G5.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 3.-The election
in this city was the quietest ever known,
and only about one-fOurth of the vote was
polled. E. y. Parsons, the Democratic
nominee, has about 5000 majority, oyer
Gray and Wood, Independent Democrats.
No Reunblican candidates
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give Tilden a majority Of 5000. Jones
Republican, for Register, has 5000 majority
Another Cain
TAKRYTowN, n. z, Nov. 3.-Odell
Democrat, is elected to Congress, in the
rweiffh District, by 1000 majority.
A Demosrafae Gain.
UTICA n. Y, Nov. 3. : Lord, Democrat,
Tor Congress, is estimated to have 100 ma
jority in this city, and is probably elected.
New Xork City Democratic by 5000.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Tiiden will 90 out
OF the city with between forty and forty-five
thousand Democratic majority. The gains
In 3O2 districts outside Of the city will
reach 1000.
New York city complete gives TiIden
S7,24S and Dix 45, ,1S7; Wiekham, Demo-
crat, for Mayor 57,729, Wales, Republican,
3I,359, Ottendorfer, Independent, PATTI:
Hayes, Democrat, for Register 81 OBS,
Jones, Republican, II ,425.
A Dozen C0nsressmen Gained.
The Democrats carry twO-thirds of the
Congressmen from this State, and have
twenty majority in the Assembly. -Four
bundred and seventy-eight districts, out
side OF this city, show net Democratic
gain, over last years vote, Of 93, ,47z. There
are about 1000 districts outside Of the city.
Tilden's Majority 10000.
Walker, Democrat, is elected to Con-
gess from the Twenty-ninth District. The
Democrats estimate Tilden's majority in
the State at fully 10000.
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Ceiling DubIous

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 3.-Midnight
returns render the election Of W. p. King,
Republican, in the Third District, very
doubtful. This county gives :, 600 majority
against him, and unless the frontier coun-
ties come in with large vote he isdefeated.
There have been Democratic gains in
many directions, but the Republicans b.
lieye they have carried the Legislature IA
vOrable to Ramsey's election TO the United
States Senate.
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ChieagO Gives a Gain OF one.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Retnrns from the
city and county indicate the election Of the
Democratic county ticket By 5000 or 100
majority; that Ward. in the Second, and
Farzell in the Third Districts, both Re
publicans, are reelected by small MAORI
ties, and that Caul6eld. Dem, in the First
is elected by fair majority.
Returns from the State at large are very
meaeIe, but indicate that much scratching
was done.
Probable Gain OF Three Congressman
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Returns from the
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GaG-LaW Poland Again Defeated.
RUTLAND, Nov. 3.-Dennison is elected
to Congress over Poland without doubt by a
large majority.
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A Dem0erafle Gain

TAKRYTowN, n. z, Nov. 3.-Odell,
Democrat, is elected to Congress. in the
Twelfth District, by 1000 majority.
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New York Elects TiIden by 40,
900 Majority.
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Undivided.

In summing up returns from all portions
of Georgia, so far as received, there appears
TO be no doubt that the election will give
an undivided Democratic delegation.
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100000 TO POLICY-HOLDERs

Those who wish 70 pstrOnize a home company,
organized upon a solid basis and co-servatfveie
managed, win dRd the EQUITABLE, 0g Nashville.
worthy Of their confidence. my50 " Tsp.
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RfanalA Firm

Dispatches to the Courier-JOrRal show
Democratic gains all through Kentucky.
1t is probable that the Democrats have
made clean sweep, electing ell Of the ten
Congressmen.
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Negro wOmea's Rights.

Several negro women, dressed in mems
clothing, voted the Republican ticket in
Huntsville to-day. They were arrested and
placed in Jail.
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NEW JERSEY.


Two RePubiIean ConEressmen Turned
Out.
JERSEY CRY, n. j., Nov. 3.-Iu the
Sixth Congressional District F. II. Teese,
Democrat, is elected over NJ. L. Ward. A.
A. Hardenburg IS elected to Congress from
the Seventh District by large majority.
A Democratic Governor
JERSEY CRY, Nov. 3.-These, Demo
erat, for Congress, defeats Marcus L. Ward
by zOS majority. Bedlem Is no doubt
elected Governor by 5000 majority.
The Latest
JERSEY Cry, Nov. St looks like the
New Jersey Congressional delegation would
stand four Democrats to three Republicans.
The State Senate remains the same, but
the House is Overwhelmingly Democratic.
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ILLIEOIa.

CAIRO, Ill, Nov. 3.-Cairo gives a
Democratic majority Of abOnt 200 on the
State and Congressional ticket, a Demo
cratic glin Of about 800.
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| MON AND AMERICAN.

YE Republicans, who have tears to
shed. prepare to shed them now.
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WORCESTER, Nov. S.-Worcester gives
CASTOR, Democrat, for Governor, 4,O10, and
Talbot, Republican, 1876.
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KIRGINIa
Nip and Tuck.

RICHMOND, Va Nov. 3.-This city
gives Walker, Conservative, for Congress
l ,S4S majority.
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TEXAS.

DENNISON, TEXAS, Nov. 81. W
ThroekmOrtOn, Democrat, for Congress
PSI; Sumner, Republican, IA. Craven
d. mOcrat, for State Senator, has PSI ma
jOrity over ali the other candidates.
Repeats Herself.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Texas returns
from the principal towns show large Dem
Oeratic majOrities in every district. Texas
sends six Democrats TO Congress.
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Negro IerrOrism-A Pitched Battle
"a Casualties.

EUFAULA, ALA, Nov. "a riot oc-
CURED at the polls to-day at noon, original
ing in an attempt by negro to Whip an
other negro for voting the Democratic
ticket The assailant drew a pistol, and
the result was three negroes killed, four
mortally, seven seriously, and eight slight