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4o Counties ont Of % Republican.

we estimate that The republicans have
carried - out OF the 50 counties of the state
In this city Tammany Hall has succeeied in
electing but one senator, Mr. @ srari. two OF
the remaining districts being carried by
NesSrs. Booth and Baden, and two by anti
Iammany democrats, Messrs. MOTTis>ey and
BiNby. Instead OF the four republican dis
trlcts 10 which we were reduced last year
the republicans carried at least nine dis
tricts yesterday. It is a perfectly safe as
sumption that not more than one-third OF
The assembly delegation from this city has
been elected from tine EpIly
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SECRETARY CHANDLER returned TO this
City and resumed his duties this morning.
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The election Was for state treasurer aud six
members Of Congress. General J. z. George,
chairman of the democratic state executive
reports from all parts Of the state indicate a
sweeping democratic vicSory, and that the
democrats have carried every doubtful eoun-
ty. The Cincinnati GaxeSte's jackson spe-
cial says the state has probably gone demo-
cratic, and that the colored element was but
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MARYLAND.
The DemOerRI De{etaf ffAe Reform q r..


The election in MARYLAND yesterday was
for a governor, attorney general, comptrOl
Ter OF the treasury, one half of the state SEN
ators, members of the legislature, Judges of
the orphans courts, county commissioners,
states attorneys sherifs, treasurers AMI
surveyors. In Baltimore city the election
resulted in a very large ma j0rity for the dem
ocratic state ticket and the democratic leg
islative ticket, as well as for judges of the
orphans court states attorney, sheriff and
surveyor. Seventeen wards in Baltimore
gave Carroll (dem.) for governor, 1902 ma
Jority. The majority for the balance of the
state ticket is aoOut the same. The three re-
manning wards will probably give a small
democratic majority. Anne Arundel county
gives about 700 democratic mai 'rity on the
state and county tickets. Wicomico county,
reported, $50 democratic; Kent county, re-
FOR ed, 100 democratic. Returns from other
counties are very mea gre, but Indications
are that the entire democratic state ticket is
elected. Allegany county gave Harris ire
FORM for governor 49, majority. Baltimore
county, not including Baltimore city, gave
a majority of about 100 for Harris. Freler-
lex county gave the reformerS coo majority.
The third district of Montgomery county
gave Carroll 127 majority, and the Rockville
district 22l majority. Caroline county gave
Carroll l51 majority. Dorchester gives Har-
rls $50 majority. Indications are that How
ard county will give Harris about 800 ma
iOTily,
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THE PRESSURE upon the Commissioner of
Patents by members of Congress and others
for appointments, has produced its result in
the discharge of eleven mot TWENTY-FIVE as
has been repOrted,) employees four male and
seven female-tO make room for new corners.
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THE CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The
special correspondence of the Baltimore
American from Cumberland, November >
says: The shipment of Cumberland coal
over the Chesapeake and OniO canal for the
week ending saturday October Seth. amount
Ell 10 2i913.47 tons, an increase OF 31S tons
compared with the week previous. Two
hundred and eighteen boats left this port
during the week. Thirty boats left on Mon
lay carry ALB tons of coal The statemen
q coal transported over the Cumberland and
Pei nsy lvania railroad during the same week
Is as follows: Compared with the cores
responding period of last year there is an
Increase for the week of 5,040H tons on the
Chesapeake and ONO canal ana a decrease
Of IL 3.OT tons On the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. By the Pennsylvania state line
there is an Increase Of f,FS:l9 tons, Total
decrease. BOB. "A toos During the year 1915,
compared with the year 1874. there is an in
crease OF D, 20 n tons on the Chesapeake and
OHIO canal, and decrease of i67 ,025 o. tons
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and an
Increase OF 69.852 tons by the Pennsy lvania
state line. Total decrease 46, 937 - tons
The report continued to show the prosperity
OF the canal.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY CowES has re-
ceived letter from Mr.. Chandler saying
that he has observed that the newspapers
have removed Mr.. Cowen and appointed Mr..
Barber, now Assistant Postmaster General
In his place. While the new Secretary OF the
interior expresses Ignorance of the transac-
ion, he nevertheless In his letter asks Mr.
Cowen to notify him in case any other
changes are made in his department before
his return.-NdSh. SDecinl On. Gaze,te.
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The election was for full house of assem-
bly, and eight state senators. Returns indi-
cate that both branches of the legislature
are republican. Essex county sends one re-
publican senator and assemblymen TO I
democratic assemblymau, a republican gain
of 5. Therepublicans gain assemblymeu in
Hudson, and in Mercer county. Union
county elects q republican senator, while the
democrats have elected senators in Mon
mouth, Warren, and Somerset cornties.
Gloucester county elects Mathers. rep, SEN
atOr by $50 majority; Lodge, dem, assembly,
80 majority; Moore. rep, assembly, $50 ma
jority. The whole republican ticket is elect
ed In Camden county by majorities ranging
from 500 to 500. A. e. Scovell, rep, elected
to the assembly from LIST district by 50i ma
jority; Lund, rep, to the assembly from the
the senate by about COO majority. The repub-
Iican majority in the next senate will be s.
The republicans have carried 80 members of
the house OF assembly, with republican
counties to hear from, which will probaoly
swell the nu mber to SO or 80 The house con-
sisfs Of 60 members, so the republicans will
have good working majority.
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kilograms to The Star.
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
THE LATEST RETURNS.
NEW YORK.
TINNINI'S BIG Belt.
REPUBLICAN, LEGISLATURE ELECTED.
B9TH SIDES GAIN TaE STATE TlJKET.
PENNSYLVANIA, REPUBLICAN.
WISCONSIN AND KANSAS DITTO.
LATEST FROM MARYLAND.
THE ELECTIONS.
MEM NnpE
LATEST FROM MARYLAND.
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.
A Republican Legislature.

Judge Edmunds has received the following
dispatch:
NEW YORK, Nov. 3, 2:iO a. m.-We have
certainly elected the republican legislature
IN both branches, and we think our state
Ticket A. Il. CORNELL
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS
were made to-day as follows: Gaugers-
EeDj. F. Jennings, 18th district, Ohio; E. C.
Morgan, Sth district. Kentucky; Moses Nor
ris, 9th district, Illinois. SiOrekeepers-
Luther a. Chase, 18th district, New York.
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WARM WEATHER IN THE ARCrTC.-The
whaler Onward, Captain Hayes, arrived in
this port yesterday. The news which she
brings Is interesting. She left the Arctic
ocean September q, and experienced mild
weather during her passage southwark. Cap
tain Hayes reports the season remarkably
warm, and the ocean so free from ice that
whales have been further east than ever be-
fore, almost reaching the mouth of the Nc
kenzie river. What this extreme warmth
Of the Arctic region has had to do with the
strange disturbances Of the northern hemis-
phere Is something that scientists will have
TO consider -&m Frdncisc0 Chronicle De- oi
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- The Greek journals announce The deaf },
She was feyenty-six years OF aga.
~ The Indiana Journals record the firss
instance OF young American woman 1ali-
Ing dead while hanging out clothes.
~Forty-one red-headed girls 20 % Que
school In New York. Prediction: forty-one
bald-beaded men I'm the near future.
oTexas viii hold the nual state election
OF the current year on Tuesday, Deco06er z.
The democrats carried the state ~ ~ ,631
majority for Governor IN l673.
~A number Of vealy young men have
Withdrawn from Hamfltoo c0lloIe bocaune
three OF the budding intelieces Of their elaa1
were expelled for hosting carriage % the
top OF their observatory.
- There II an endleD belt impellsd by
electricity In the money order departm1nt ~
the post ONCE In New York city, which 60
ries checks rom the resolving clerk 20 ne
cashier and saves much time.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
(arltst Generals 90 be C0urt-mar.
ffnleA.

MADRID. November 3.-Saballs having re-
turned TO Spain, he was arrested by the Car
lists. He and Gen. Dorregaray will be court
mar;ialed for the late disasters 10 the Carlist
cansa m Catolnpfa
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80 DEATHS OF NAVAL OFFICERS-The Navy
department has been officially notified of the
deaths of Medical Director Daniel Egbert at
Philadelphia, Oct. 2tth, and Chaplain Moses
b. Chase at Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 2lst, both
on the retired list.
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ELECTION RETURNS
Last Nights Dispatches.
9 states ReRubltcan, 3 Democratic

The returns last night from the several
states In which elections were held yester-
day, indicate republican successes in Penn
syivapia, Massachuse It's, Minnesota, New
Jersey and Wisconsin, the defea; of the Tam
many democrats in New YORK city, and
probable success OF the republicans in New
York state by small minority; democratic
victories In Msrylanl, Virginia, Mississippi.
In Richmond, Va, the state senatorial con-
test was very animated against General
Bradley T. Johnson, one OF the regular dem
ocratic candidates, who pulled through after
q hard fight. The result in Mississippi in
creases the democratic delegation in Con-
gress. A summary of these dispatches are
appended. and the latest returns will be
found under our telegraphic head.
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THE VALUE OF WINDOW FLowERs-Ina
letter 10 the London Times, the Rev. George
Near Drought writ ties: For three years
have lived IN a town. ard during that TINA
my sitting room has been free from flies
three or four walking about my breakfast
table, while all my neighcors' rooms were
crowded. i often congratulated myself or
my escape, but never knew the reason OF ft
until two days ago. i then had occasion Il
remove my things TO another house, 4 re-
manning on for two days longer. Amor Z
other things moved We're two boxes of gera-
NUNS and calceolarias, which Always stool
in my windows, the windows being always
open TO the full extent top and bottom. Tie
boxes were not gone hais an hour before M ?
room was as full OF flies n all those aroun
me, and am now writing at my broakfaS Z
table with twelve dead bodies In the slo
basin, and everything on the table crowdin:
with fresh arrivals. This, TO me, Is Q ne =
discovery, and perhaps it may serve 70 en-
courage Others In that which Is always n
scource OF pleasure, and now proves also 4,
be q scource OF comfort-window gardening
Window gardening had enough 20 COZ
mend IL 70 q II lovers Of beauty aud fraerarr -
before, but IL window plants have the cd
tional merit Of repeliing flies, they ought I. |,
be adopted by every neat housekeeper
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To.DAY.-inter-
nal revenue, s272 esq az; customs, s63 3i272.
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AN ELECTION TRAGEDY.-JOhu Watkins,
OF Denham, Mass, being quite i'll yesterday
was taken to the polls in a carriage. On ar
irving home ne fell dead from over excite.
ment. His daughter was so much affected
that she In not aXpacted To rocNyer
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SAN RANG SEQ. Nov. "A severe shock
of earthquake is reported al Fort Yana on
the Colorado Eiyer.
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RELIGIOUS CENTENNIAL-Ata meeting
Of number OF clergymen In Cincinnati, on
Monday, Ii was resolved to hold q religious
centennial celebration In that city In 1875. in
which the churches OF the country are to be
invited TO participate.
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prominent physician i'm the upper part of
the city, is reported at the point OF death,
and IL is feared that he cannot survive, The
DOCTOR assisted At the post mortem examfu-
alton OF the body Of man who died sudden
ly at the Eagle Hotel some DAYS since 1.-THE
sudden burial Of which was investigated by
tbe councill, and while thus engaged COM
son nom the body, and as a result will no
doubt lose his life.-Bdy CUy Mich Tribune
s]The dentist's epitaph: "He is nlling his
last cavity
- Miss Clapp, OF Augusta, Ne, who was
supposed to have been abducted some weeks
ago, is still missing.
VBy the IRE at Sherman, Texas, on Mon
day, sixty i've business places were des-
troyed and thirty families rendered HON less,
~The discovery of gold I'm imme lse and
inexhaustible quantities ten miles from At
lanta, Ca, IL reported. But let US De calm.
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Spain.
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DEATH AT MAss--While low mass was
being recifed In st. Jerome's church, West
chester, N. Y, Monday morning, Margaret
McKenna, OF Westminster and Eagle ave-
pues, dropped dead.
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KANSAS.
a RpHnhlfeAn &fr0 "a

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 2, midnight--Tne
whole republican county ticket Is probably
elected by about 600 majority. No returns
have been received from the state, and'no-
thing can be given in regard 10 the results
tonight.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-CommaIder &. c. Car
penter ordered to command the Ali alce at
Philadelphia, 18th instant. LieItenantS w
5. Grennegle and l.. g. Palmer, Master NJ. p
Conway, to the Alliance. 18th instant. Leu
tenant NJ. Il. BufOrd, detached from the
Michigan and ordered TO the Alliance, 18TH
instant LieutenantS Richard Rush and
VIM. II. ReedeT, from the navy yard PhIla-
delphia and ordered To the Alliance, 18th in
slant. Passed Assistant Engineer Edward
olson, from special duty at Hartford, Conn.
and ordered to the Alliance, 18th instant
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Co0nty RefuPns

NEW YORK, Nov. Orange county, Bige-
lows majority estimated at 500. Full vote
OF king's county, Bigelow's majority : .0O5;
pacget, rep, for sheriff, l,oI majority
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Snow 10 reported by telegraph as having
commenced falling yesterday a. Virginia
CITY. Nevada
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MIG u IGAN.
nRfrnf1 nm En9 An Sid -

DETROIT, Nov. 3.-Lewis, dem, for mayor,
has i6ss majority. The remainder of the re-
publican city ticket is elected, with the ex-
ception possibly OF district attorney. The
council viii stand nearly a tie on the sun
day liquor traffic question.
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PENNsYLVANIA.
IfRTlranfI.s MainTlIN NoI 0Nar 4 8 a.

Judge Edmunds received a dispatch from
Philadelphia this morning stating that Har-
tranft's majority would not reach over Is. 600.
Returns from some pOiRtS in the interior did
not look quite as favorable as the republt-
cans had anticipated.
Republican Gain in Mercer County
Judge Edmuuds has received the following
dispatch
MHRCER, Pa, Nov. 3. ass a. m.-Mercer
county coo majority FOR Hartranft-gain OF
200 on last year. WIN. II. TURNER
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UsKCoND .s S9i3PESATIyE BUILDING
The nrst regular meeting of the SECOND CO.
OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION will bs
held On MONDAY EVENING, November .th, 1875,
IN Potomac Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue and
18th street South " ashiDg ton. for the payment of
dues and ale OF money; The books will be open for
one month. Shares 81 each. representing q 900;
year.
stock subscriptions can be made at tho following
places:
q. b Church Sons, Lumber Dealers corner
Marynsnc Avenue and Sih street southwest.
walker Bro. Grocers, corner MARYLAND syenue
and llth street sou,h Invest
west.
Lux Bro, Tobscconists. corner 7th and streets
northwest.
Johnson Bro. Coal Merchants, eth street wharf;
corner and l2th northwest, Office OF the Great Falls
Ice Co !; 1112 81 northwest.
Stephenson Bro, Wood and Coal nero chants, eth
street wharf.
b. A. Walker, Grocer, ~ street, between and
southwest.
Thompson 4 Co, Hardware, corner 10th st. aad
Louistane Avenue northwest.
}. :. Carpenter, Y. =. Christian Association
Rooms, 3 10 street northeast. =
j. +. Petty, Columbia Buildings.
ID. Pullman, b. 4 p. Freight Depot.
Depus Hazen, Grocers, corner AZ and l. streets
southwest. -
GEORGk WHITE, P~~-iteut
Y. THOMpSON, Sec'y. IReB. T.f.sf 4 Ia,
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NISStSSGPPI.
G. wiley Wells Certain Of His Election

a Telegram 20 Col. X. McAilister, dated
Holly Springs, Nov. 3, says:
Marshall county gives rue a majority
Of go. @. WILEY WELLS"
Mr. Wells was the republican anita mes
candidate, and Howe the Ames candidate.
Tins undoubtedly elects Welsh
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BgIH SIDES GAIN THE STATE nCGEr.
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The Big Democrat Majority I'm Rnlti-
more. and My.

Judge Edmunds has received the following
dispatch:
BALTIMORE, Nov ;. i.22 a m.-Baltimora
city has been made, by the most outrageous
frauds and violence, 20 give from fifteen
% eighteen thousand majority FOR Carroll.
Prom the counties. reform gains reported
everywhere but not enough % overcome the
terribly fraudulent vote OF Baltimore.
n EUIrON
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Tribune Figuring.

The Tribune says New York has gone DEM
ociatic by a reduced majority. IL says: At
this time (3 a. M IL is difficult u estimate
closely the majority for Bigelow. Outside the
counties of New York and Kings the ma
jOriiy for Seward looks like . 900 at least
On the other hand, Bigelow has about ;, 900
IN Kings. and in the neighbOrhood of = 600
I'm New YORK. giving him about 10000 in the
entire state. Both branches of the legislature
are republican, that party having prOba ply
"A two-third vote.
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Sooeaerf.sg Returns.

NEW YORK, No, 3--Aibany county COM
plete. Bieelow Sc majority; republican SEN
ator is elected. also two repuslicass aud
two democrauc assemblymen. Cortland
Jorify. Chem, ng county gives 500 republic
can majority Jefferson county 900 republican
majority; ]. -npkfns county 50 dernocratic
majority, A Ieceny county gives 800 repub-
lican maj ytty; Clinton county 400 repabli.
can maj rtty; Columbia county gives 3si
demOcrs1 &c majority.
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What The Times Sara

The I0icS, editorially, cOngratUlateS re-
puolcans ON the result, and says: Tilden
as Presidential candidate, has DESTROYED
himself, and IL is now beyond doubt that
both republicans and democrats will have 10
place new candidates before the people next
year III they wish To succeed. Gen Grant
has long been out OF the question as a PreSi-
dentlal candldat e, and now Governor Tllden
NAV safely make up his mind To close his
public life with his present term Of Office
No one reed fear that the republican suc-
cssses VIII revive the 'third term" project
That IS as dead as Julius Caesar. We never
should have supported such scheme under
any such circumstances, and nothing what
ever Nrnnli Lead ne 20 10 90 lnnNr
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How the Herald Figures It.

NEW YORK, Nov. The Herad says: In
the state the democrats probably win by
majority ranging from 5 ,0O0 to 5000. This
shows loss Of over 40 900 Of the Tilden ma.
jOrity. New York city and county and
Kings county give about 5000 democratic
majority, thus overcoming the republican
gains i'm several counties of the stale. This
will insure the election OF Bigelow for sec
rotary of state. General results, the Herald
says, OF the election in this city yesterday
will scarcely surprise any one who has care
The attempts OF Tammany Hall organiza-
ton TO thwart the popular will by subjugat-
ing the judiciary and all other important Of
fcers 10 the caprice OF political leaders were
deltated al every essential mint
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schro~.er. rep. Coz nayOr o. Brook lyn. 80
FnNor of the Dem uc EnIn

turns NJ hand leave state in doss,. x,,,
chances rather In favor Of Bigelaw idern \
The majority IL unlikely % exceed S.Oea
either way. Counties estimated this morn
ina show where later returns Increase the
democratic figures. and where the repuhli-
can figures correspondingly decrease. The
Ainany Evening Journal comedies the state
the Connaccfdl <dtNTfis.5 still has homes
ior seward by 1000 or son. Republicans
certainly have fair wor king majority In
ootn nonses- Leeislsture-Senste will stand
about p republicans. N democrs Ia Assam
bly-i9 Republican. So demo.,rafs
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kInGFLN, MD, Nov. 3.-Harrls reform
for governor has l00 majority I'm Caroline
county. nr. q. W. GoldsbOrOugh reform Is
elected 20 the legislature. aud r. b. Culbreti
ldeml Is probably elected TO the legislature
by small majority.
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@ SEE DIPLOMA Of Holmes OF Man ofthe
Wy Mountain Lire Pulls st DR.. l.. w. Wrght's
Drug store, corner 9TH and streets southwest.
$1,000 tor the detection Of Mercury or any
other poisonous substance in them. Sold by all
Druggists. octl8 avs
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NASSACHUsETTS.
Rice Stttt Ahead.

BOSTON. Nov. 3.-Tnree hundred and thir-
ty-twO cities and towns, with nine 20 hear
from, give Rice - $780, CASTOR, - 800, Baker,
: qfi. Adams, liza
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ntStoNSsN
The'State Republican.

Judge Edmunds has received the following
dispatch:
MADISON, WIS, Nov. 3, a. m.-Indica-
tons are that our entire ticket i elected.
There seems TO be 10 doubt l.. W. KEYS.
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Charlcs Cannty for Reform.
Worcester County Gives Carroll zoo
Majority.
Caroline Commit,

SALISBURY, MD, Nov. g. 49, Worcester
county gives Carroll, democrat FOR Gov
crnor, about 1cO majority. The county
ticket shows about $50 democraflc mRinrIfY
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The World alludes 10 the democracy carry
ing the state by 5000, and says public opin-
ion Will gravitate steadily toward TilIen's
support. and the 5000 OF the ''oh year. OF
1sI5 will become again the 5000 Of the Gen.
tenBial wear of 1876
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Prince Georse county for Carro,r.

MAhLHuhu. THiNNE O FORHE COUNTY,
MD, Nov. 3.-Marlboro' district gives - ma
tority for the uPformers. Nottir CHAM 81
carry Biscataway by 81, Oxen HIN .. Queen
Anue'S : Surratl ~. and Spaldlng IL reports
over l0o democratic; BladenSburg ~, and
Evansville -. The reformers concede the
dcmnCratlc ms lnrIiN % be frnm 10 % 200
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REPUBLICAN, LEGISLATURE ELECTED.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1InI. o. q IA Specisi Meeting OF OOLUM-
~ BIAN Moan MENT, No. A., viii b. held
This tNENlNG, AZ ~ . Clock, - make arrange
nsnts Tor The funeral 90 WILLIAM wAsDsR, &c p.
IL WIN Is. MCLEsN, Scriba.
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Claim n Majority OF Over
1000. A Republican Legislature

[By ASS0ciafoI Prfss.!