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NEW YORK LETTER.
pooI seIIin and Elections.

,g,.,Inl correspondence to The Herald
Nrw YORK, Octo5er 3l.-Ihe pools
,.va followed the course indicated by
,bose OF the previous few days, and
mrped so largely in favor OF the DEM
o,ro,ir candidates that very few Re
rubIicans could be found to take the
.,.E The odds last night were one
,,prIrpd for Tilden 10 eighty for
HIVES on the general result, and one
bpnJred to forty that Tilden would
,,.,rv ,he State Of New York, without
any takers being found These gen
,,mpn OF the gambling fraternity are
generally very keen about elections
Al the time of Governor Hlyes' nom
iuauon they gaiaed large amount
Of money by betting that Hayes
would be nominated as against BHiue
or any Of the other Candidates
When investigate the causes which
artuate these men to bet, and study
the official canvass that has been
made of this State, come to the con
clu.ion that the Reform Democratic
ticket will carry New York 10y at l.ast
seventy Thousand majority.
Governor Tiiccn on Great Occasions.
1t isa marked feature in the career
Of Governor Tilden, that he has al
ways dominated the situation, and
never failed to he equal to any oppor-
tupity, however great. Iilden's cour-
age increases with the danger When !
Tweed was ut the height OF his power,
aud had triumphed over the most for
midabe combination against him,
that Of the young Democracy OF New |
York, his opponents were in utter dis.
comdture and despair; he alone had
the courage to go to Tweed's room and
give him fair notice that it was n duel
to the death between them, and that
although the Ring Chieftain had on
his side all the money and all the
power, he (Tilderl would not fail to
pursue him until he drove him into
exile from the city he had pludrtt,
This remarkable scene is good illus
tration OF the character of the man,
who always rises to the level Of the oc-
casion. He is a man of immense cour
age, and immense mental resources
which have never been Overstrained,
while Hayes is, ~ represented by his
goody, goody sort of per.
son, who will always do neat, respec-
table thing on Gu ordinary occasion.
Az an officer OF the army he did well
enough in quiet way, but no one
ever heard OF his performing any bril-
ial { exploit, especially where the e..
ercise Of Intellectual power was essen
ial.
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Passengers are requested 20 obtain reliable
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Others
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addressed To
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Marshall Texas
GEO. NOBLE, General superintendent
MARSHALL, ToxaN
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sine added Nay foolish child REPLIED
h'r companion, Rosamond q, bai the
iarot murmur Of the rolling mills
Not So not so, Rosamond answered
our heroine, nearest thou not the reru.
lar cadence Of that sweet soundY SO |
DO now You are talking, said Rosa.
mond It sounds 10 my ear like pile.
driver 'Pile-driyer be iigecred arehIy
said Adelgitha. 'Ts the light footstc1
OF my lover He comes Alonzo come,r y
Mr., Bentinel Of the Sotkin. is believed
to be the author but this is merely con-
lecture based upon internal evidence.
Chicago Tribune
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clgFi1fId xfH INFLAMMATION
i ss''''s'E n FREE z''szsEs'


Pick up almost any newspaper published
north of the Red river and you win see the
word FREE" in big black letters. Read be-
low 10 and you Will md request for tho
names ana address OF ~ ,nes sons ana dangn-
"TEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" sedalta,
Missouri, who will mail them without cost q
.FREE GUIDE 10 TEXAS" the land OF
sunbeams beautiful prairies ana lovely val
leys. This book we have seen. IL is accom-
panied with beautiful eolored maps, illustra-
lions, rates of fare and freight, full of infpr-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
sGGoSs snprSheI s'S Th9 FAX i0s
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands TO
ali parts of the United States and Europe.
This goes 10 show what they are doing for
Texas. They havo lately reduced their rates
OF fare Ter emigrAnts almost one-hnif. Their
trims ARE crowded and special trains are
frequently run to accommodate the people.
They ARE spending thousands OF dousIs III
texas. They have twelve regular nAvenuE
men employed distributing free jniormau,onn
concerning Texas throughout the United
States. Thoy ask our aid IN the.r enor's.
Patronize the MISSOURI, ,k Af,TNfnsAS
TEXAs RAi Al Nah the beautiful indian
'pa,,,,orv Thev VIM land you directly In
ne i,rast Jtnios Depot In 81. Louis. They
dnnI com mel Sou 10 ride three or Tour miles
through re n 6aas e srS n They run their
Louis u md slpepers through to ST. Louis
and enter the Union Depot. IL there any,
natber line from Texas that does? No"
,HRnav also run coaches and sleeping cars nom
, rrmvs 10 Hannibal and Quikcy. Have you
nv friends East looking towards Taxasf II
so. send their address TO the Undersigned and
hg will with pleasure forward them land you
also 6eans @e wor,h ~ en mere pequsst
es hnSr ,ms.'e' "'" JAS. b. BRoWN,
Gent passgr Ag't, M, X; SlESiHRTs
une-dAw-u esasnS A~
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The Free, Of rIAen,. g.e..ar.

Governor IiIden, by his frank aud
uncquivocal declaration regarding the
rcbel war claims, has gained Il multi
tudr OF supporters. The American
people like y frank, open and manly
course, and are disposed to indorse
candidates who pursue such an one.
Tho Republicans Anxious About War
s'.nIEssg
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Trains arrive and depart from DsIIaB as
follows:
Accommodation Through E'p''"
Leaves n tn ll:2O A. NJ Leaves n u. 7:t5 A. N
Leaves s'th 800 p. N Leaves s'th 6;2o. p. h
W. X. WHEELoCK,
Agent, Dallas.
+. l., MANCHESTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston.
i. Is. ROBERTSON,
Emigration Agent, ll3 north 3D. st. 81. Lous
\ WALDO. j. DuRAND,
Gonil Ticket Agt. Gen'l Supt.
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Extract from new novel now in
press ut Milwaukee, Presently the
lair Adclgitha started up and turned
her ears TREMENDOUSLY south-west-by-
south, true as the conscious Leedle to
the pole, 'Methinks hear q sound,
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Tive Republican committee have
made another grave mistake in their
,circulat forwarded yesterday to all
nojnts Ia tire Southern States, intend
ed 20 p,s,o Southern votes for Hayes
because Ti.den had expressed hIMself
rs opposed % the payment OF the
Southern wnr claims. This will gain
no votes for the Republicans in tue
South, and the exposure al TINS artiul
dodge III politics viii lose thousands
of votes in every State Ia the NORTH.
1t establishes the truth OF the allega-
ton that these claims are really the
property of the Radical rings, and that
the cry against the Democracy vas
not because they were inclined
to pass them, but te.ause they had re-
jected millions OF dollars Of these lictl-
tious, illegal accounts. The Demo-
cratic House Of the last Congress
refused them consideration altogether,
awarding OF all classes OF claims grow
ing out OF the war only SI4,OUO. The
h publican Forty.thrd t"lGree. n.y..
proved OF eight millions OF these
claims, and passed them finally to the
extent OF six millions Of dollars.
Nearly all of them are owned hy the
Washington RUG, composed 0i the
same set Of men VINO are interested
with Belknap in the pnst.trader BUSH
ness, and few Of the leading carpet
bsggers OF the South, like Senator
Spencer. Their hopes of collection
depend upon Republican success, and
there is indisputable evidence That
they are contributing largely to the
Republican fund, in order to save their
opportunity Of extracting money from
the treasury of the United States.
Governor HeyCs at the Centennial
Ohio day at the Centennial WAS not
fortunate one for the Republican,
candidate for the presidency He
made very bad impression, not
merely of negative character,
because while he said nothing about
politics, or about other subjects worthy
of note, he acquiesced in an extremely
strong partisan address made for him
by Governor Noyes. He lost his great
opportunity for disowning his aflilia-
tons with the proscriptive American
Alliance, and 1t is noticeable that he
has refused to make any personal de-
claration whatever upon this subject.
In truth it would be useless for him
to do SO, because the testimony of the
letters of his secretary, aud of his per
sonal acceptance of the nOminatloh oi
the Alliance would absolutely ConIute
him. He stands before the world Oh
his letter accepting with gratitude the
dark-lautern nomination, and prom
lslng aid and encouragement TO the
objects OF the mysterious order lie
viii lose many votes on this account
not only Of foreign born citizens ant
their sons, but of all citizens who he
lleve in open, frank dealing with po
aU...
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Run Through from Houston 10 ~. Louis with.
out change, and but one change to Chicago
and New York.
Tickets can be procured and baggage
ohecl I'd TO all prominent points In the Uni.
ted States and Canadas, from the following
stations on the line OF the Houston ant
Texas Central Railway.
HOuston, Hempstead, Austin,
Bryan, HHearDe, Calvert,
Waco, CorsioADa, Dallas,
Mckinney, sherman.
Condensed Through Time Card
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central nv
Trains Leave
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TWO CENTS.


Republtcao Gains In B0sh sease~.
Was received:
"CiNcIsNArI, 1910 q m.-The republicans
claim from 0oo TO ). 600 majority. and = out
of - Cons Ia OHIO The repu olicans
gain largely In the rural districts In Ohio.r
Harrfs0o Elected.
CINCINNATI, l2ls p. m.-We feel conf
dent that Harrison IL elected.
Mr.. Sands, who IL the business manager OF
the Cincinnati Ifnses, ID regarded as very
careful.
The Repnbliean Goins In Indiana.
The following dispatches were received at
shout q quarter past ~ y CLOCK:
"lNDIANAPoLIs, Oct IL Reports this
morning show small additions gains on
both sides. In 20 precincts heard from, on
full vote. the democratic gain is ESQ, aud the
republican I03."
west viFxiAfa Democratic by ZOO.
"CIsCINsATI, Oct. II, 1910 a m.-The
democrats claim West Virginia by 5000
msjority. The reports from that ststs are
mesgre. The estimated ms jority for Harri-
son IN Indiana is from 5000 10 5000 Some
southern counties are still To hear from
Ohio Is probably republican by 600. Tne
republicans claim twelve out OF twenty
Congressman. The republicans lost In large
cities, but gained In the rural districts"
Indiana Yet Claimed By the Repub-
The following dispatch, dated Evansville,
Ind, LOO p. M, has been received by Juege
kdmunds: THE vote IL not yet countsd-
probably Will not be before tonight. We
have certainly given Harrison q ma jority
but not so great as i telegrApned last night
De has run ahead OF the remainder OF the
ticket. CLAUp G. DEBRuprR..
date for Congress from the Evansville dis
trfct.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GovERNMENr RsCEIPrs To DAY.-Inter

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Inter
nal revenue, s2is ,os1 81; customs, SAIL, $50. 81
$1,000 U. g. eos, held TO secure circula.
ton, were withdrawn from the Treasury to
day, and 4 per cent. bonds substituted.
city last evening, snd resumed his onicia
duties at the War department this morning
General Sherman Is expected the last OF the
week.
PKRsoNAL.-Mr. r. T. Merrick, of this
city. for q few weeks past has been engaged
In the canvass In West Virginia, and last
week, with Senator Thurman. spoke at Par
kersburg, Paramount and Wheeling.
REAR ADMIRAL MORAY reports that the
flagship Pensacols, of the North Pacific sta
tior, arrived at Mazatlan, Mexico, Septem-
Der 10, and expected TO sail on the same day
for La Paz and from thence to Acapulco.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS YEsrER-
DAY.-John A. King, republican, 1st New
York; John 1. Mitchell, republican, 18th
Penney lvania; Charles Moore, Independents
temperance, state of Delaware; VIM. X
Steele, democrat, ldelegatel Wyoming.
Army ORDERs.-The leave OF absence
granted Assistant Surgeon VIM. ]. Wilson
IL extended four months. The leave OF ab-
sence granted Second Lieutenant James
y,
department Of the Platte, IL extended two
months.
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE NAVAL STA.
TON s of the United States naval vessels In
the Asiatic station as announced In the
latest report received at the Navy depart
ment Tennessee, Yokohama, arrived Au-
gust q; Monocacy, Swatow; Ashuelet.
snsnssai ksSTsafEs' arrived
left Shanghai August 10 for Chefoo.
WHAT JUDGE EDxuNDs THINKS THIS
AFrERNooH.-To anxious inQuirers for
news, Judge Edmnnds said this afternoon,
that the republicans had undoubtedly car
rled Ohio, and that indiana was in doubt.
Dispatches from sources claimed the state,
but the democrats also claimed il. He be.
dos ,se wss very but his
carried 1t.
HAVE BOTH STATES GONE R.PUB1I.
CANA prominent citizen of the District
was betting largely on q republican victory
In Indiana to-day. He was In hourly COM
Dunication (telegraphic) with prominent
IDtianians, and from Information received
r. g. Blaine, q brother Of Senator Blaine,
sent dispatch to friend ut Point Of Ro ks,
Nd, this afternoon, saying that in his epin-
lon Ohio had gone republican BY 5000 ma
jority.
AFTER TIL ELECTION.-The excitement
attendant upon the election In Ohio and
Indiana remains undated. The Indefinite
ness OF the returns serve to put everybody
on the Qia viue to learn something later and
moro positive. Republicans are confident
and hopeful, while the democrats still ex-
hibit confidence, though the shrewdest of
them are by no means as enthusiastic as
they were about o'clock this morning To-
day the telegraph offices have been besieged
with anxious members OF both political
a
patch displayed. There Is q very decided
impression that Ohio has gone republican by
msjorty between 1000 and 5000, and that
Indiana is still in doubt. 1t is representa-
that Ell. Gov. Shepherd this morning offered
To bet IS 900 that Harrison had been elected
governor of Indiana.
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gain OF i've. Gen. BENZ. Harrison was prob
ably elected governor OF Indiana, but he ran
close and returns 20 meagre that the rest Of
the state ticket 10 probably defeated. There
we're few returns from the Congressional
districts, but the indications from various
loca Titles IN the state make IL probable that
the republicans have At least elected eight of
the thirteen Representatives, q gain OF
three The returns from West Virginia are
not suf1cient TO indicate how the state
voted"
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INDIANA.
WEST VIRGINIA.
R@DoAIscaa Gal NJ

WHKrLrsG, W. Va. Oct. u.-Tne ticket
voted yesterday was long one, and In most
places me count was abandoned tiil this
morning. The returns at this riting are
very meegre, hut ~ far a. received show ~
publican gains. Brooke county q YES 40 rat
lh usual democratic majority OF 100. Taylor
county, heretofore strongly Democratic gives
go republican majority Two Iosnsnips IN
Metkel courty shos republican gains. cam
eion sshsnlp, la Marshall county. shows a
Epuollcsn gain OF los over the vots. OF ls7s
Three townships IN Berkeley county XII We
no oemocrsic mStority, q democratic gain
OF 40 mason county, partial returns fndt-
cate ABOUT LOO republican maj Jrtty. Jener-
son county gives about 500 democratic ma
Jority. Greenbrier county gives an lnrreas.,i
democratic majority. Mineral county give.
q heavy democratic ms lority. Woat county
gives about go democratic majority. Mare
turns have been received from Oaio county.
but 10 In supposed 10 he carried by Cor rep.
for Governor.
These reports are from private sources.
and Official returns may entirely change
them.
Adjacent townships in Ohio county show
heavy republican gains.
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TEE WILLOW FEvrR PLAGUE IN ga
vAENAH.-Up 10 October 8, the deaths from
yellow fever In Savannah, GEORGIA, were
$50. The number OF interments 81 Savau-
nah yesterday vas 10, OF which Is were from
ored persons. John J. Ward, VINO came nom
Charleston ~ volunteer druggfst 0eoree
n. Thompson, printer, end Sister OF Mercy
May Blendipa, Q native Of Augusta, Ca.
died ysstsrday. Dr. 9: Bu.e and Captain
benevolent associatiou), were taken sick
yesterday.
tn CENTENNIAL ConlnIssroHEla ha W
dsnnitely decided upon closing the Exhibi-
ton on November 10Th. 0rsaf preparations
are belng made for the New HADpohfrs etAee
day, and. . pyrotsehnic dtsclAy hos eeen
me sxhibifion OF shssp and swine opsnSd
yooterday England and Canada beinG we'll
represented. A large quantity OF valuable
goods, . present nom the King Of eisU %
grounds yesterday. The admissions 70 the
main exhibition yesterday were 7s,4ie.
TIE SITUATION N SOUTH CAnoxrnA.-
The South Carolina democratic otate exoou-
tive committee publish additional leftSu
nom judge OF the stAte testifying 70 their
courts. Martial Law has NOT bssu Declared
yet. IL va reported arrests would b made
By troops last night.
TIE AMERicAx ePIRTrUAI nxprur.
Slade, was again before the London polios
court yesterday 90 the charsn q vagfoosy
pos,ponsd until The scih ind.
V0eucr1i T0oW6a ~ n-o1111ed rslkxtcn
ana joined The Hethodist e6urch- =
made On 1 oct 8, San Frsssiseo. fsS Z o
largest delivery OF coin for single day ever
Dsds ~ the Pacinc branch.
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00WoRk O60ReOP B1O01aOO.
The charter election In Newark yesterday
Was for wAteI oommi1sionef, tax oommis.
sioner, aldermen, freeholden and 0chool
eommissaoDsgs. The republicans elect thoir
ticket by Zoo mabo41ty. OF me - wards tho
republicans carry II, bolng gain offs.
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1HE IURKlsH ARnIsTGCE.
strong OppSsisiOa In the Csune

L.
LONDON. Oct IA Reuter- dispatch from
Constantinople says:-"At the extraordi-
nary conncil yesterday, which decided 20
grant six months srmistice, strong oppo-
expressed. The council agreed that an
armistice OF six weeks, "a propoeed
oy the powers, might, from ia short
ness, seriously endanger Turkey m me
improbable event OF q failure of peace nero
uations. The council, therefore, decided
that the Porte should communicate 20 The
powers the conditions ON which ~ would
consent 10 q six months armistice which, in
it, opinion, would have the following adyan-
tages, namely: Enable the Porte TO aIlay
The excitement amongst the Mussulmans.
not expose the Porte 20 the risk OF having
10 resume hostilities during the inclemeui
season, and afford an interval when vo1Id
facilitate an understanding upon the condi-
tons on peace and and general reforms 70 be
introduced In the empire. The notification
OF the fortes acceptance OF the armistice In
today. IL IL believed here that the Porte's
conditions will be accepted.
EDg1fsh Opanieo.
The FfnAncier TO day, In O leading article.
believe the fortes acceptance OF Esri Der,
most Immediately.
servia VIII Aeeeps enc Arusstsee.
A Reuter- dispstcn from Belgrade, dated
tiers to-day decided 20 accept q regular ar
Distice a. soon a. IL In proposed 20 them by
the consuls OF the great powers.
I'm this connection q Belgrade telegram,
dated yesterday. says the British, Russian,
Austrian, and French cousuls already nave
been Instructed 10 advise servia TO accept
an armistice.
TchernayeM Called On.
pe.,S osp.'sh 4, 70 me DAILY Telegraph from
has ordered Gen. Tchernayeff 20 suspend Of
fenslve operations for the present.
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THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY
LAST NIGHTS BETURNS.
OHIO.
The Result In D0uAt.

A dispatch received at O'Clock this morn
Ing rom Cincinnati, said: .The counties
sss ~ Sa; ana IhS
bus show democratic gains" The oompari-
son OF the vote IL with that of last year,
when the republican majority was $500. In
some counties Barnes WAS scratched on
account OF bis emperance principles.
The Cincinnati Enquirer claims Hamilton
county has gone democratic by 1900 major
by of1icial count The Commercial and Gazette
claim the state by 5000 to 5000 republican
At EOS q. m. the democratic stats commit
tee claimed that the returns indicated the
election OF Bell and the whole democratic
At2:15 O. m dispatch stated that Barnes,
The republicans claimed the state ticket and
twelve out OF twenty Congressman. The
democrats did not concede the state, and
claimed that they held their own on Con-
At 2:2O q. m. the democrats claimed the
state by from 1000 to 10000, and thirteen ont
no townships and wards, Including i've
wards Of Cleveland, all OF Columbus and
Dayton, showed Barnes gains to be 9,915;
Bells gains s,2ss; 2 net republican gain OF
Sayler Ia elected in the LIST, Banning In the
3D..
THE VOTE FOR CONG RHss.
ford (rep) In the 10th, and Southland dem
In The 18th. The democrats have probably
elected Congressman In the LIST, I'd, 4th, 5th,
9TH, 18th, 18th and 18th. The republicans
have probably carried the Sd, 9Th, 9Th, 9th,
10th, 11th, 10Th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 10Th and 10Th
or II districts out OF the 90.
In Cleveland the entire republican ticket
was elected by msJorities ranging from 1 500
70 1900. Townsend, republican, is elected to
Congress by about ZOO majority. The in
Indications are that Danford, republican
candidate for Congress In the 18th district, Is
elected by an increased majority OF nearly
1000.
j. A. Mcmahon. democratic candidate for
Congress IN the 4th district, telegra phs to
the New York Tribune that his election ia
conceded by about 900 majority.