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, 1876-12-03
EVANSTON GUN-CLuB SHOOT

The hardy sportsmen comprising the Evans
ton Gun Club, uudaunted by the cold weather
and'@ow, carried ont their programme for eele~
brating Thanksgiving in good style. According
to announcement. the monthly shoot Tor the
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S0lIAREl LIP.

New YoRK. Dec. 2,-It is said thai Secretary
Robson has received the full amount OF the
sa 0o0,OOc which 1t was a:1id be had lost II the
advance made TO Jay Cooke & Co., as Govern
ment fiscal agents, Just before the panic al 1874
Oh inquiry as TO the condition Of the aecounts
OF jay Cooke, McCulloch II Co., with the Coz.
ernment, It is ascertoined that their accounts, as
financial agents in London, OF the Navy Depart
nent, bare been settled In the Treasury and
paid in full
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10 the Editor of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec. al think it would add to the
comfort Of the persons who ride in our South
Side strect-cars to have some hay on the floors
of them. Cold feet and bad colds walk hand in
1and and consumption often follows. It would
not cost much to put hay in the cars, and would
be great benefit. H. C.B.
, 1876-12-03

but It is believed to be good thing, and one
which is much needed, not to take the place Of.
but to supplement, the graded system Of the
public schools. T.B. FoRBusu, Supt. c. a.
, 1876-12-03

THE WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Louis Shaw, who won an extraordinary repu-
tation for ability in play when the game was
'set up y for him to win, WAS in St. Louis last
week announcing himself as thc champion of
the West and Southwest. T. j. Gallagher also
puts In his claim for the same championship,
cept thas he has never been caught IN selling q
game, as have Shaw and Burleigh.
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Mr.. Mowatt promised to take the matter into
consideration.
Special Nspdtea 70 The 1rsouae
CLIFTON, unt., Dcc- "a man named Will
lam Somcrville, Of Philadelphia, was found
frozen dead on the track OF the Great Western
Railway near this place this morning. Foul
play Is suspected. as his clothes were badly
torn, and two men who we're seen IN hfs COM
pany last night have been arrested They had
been drinking.
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CLOAKS AND DRESS GOODS.
STOCK

OF 2,OOOLadies' BEAVER CLOAKS
in cheap and very fine qualities of
Germania and Mata1assa Beavers.
The entire stock will be offered at
less than the cost of material. Call
early and make your selections be-
fore all the choicest styles are sold.
500 Long Cloaks. Silk trimmed. with long
fringes, at $3.50, SIS nnd $3.50.
$40 ALL Wool Long Cloaks, elegantly
trimmed: at $3.50. So, 50 and $40, worth
500 Germania Beaver Cloaks, extra long,
Silk and Fur trimmed. at $40, S13, S14 and
SIG. worth from Sl6 to S25.
TOO finest quality Germania and MntaIassa
Beaver Cloaks. elegantly trimmed in Silk
and Fur. at SIS. $40, S25 md $50, worth
from $35 to &45.
So Ladies' Stuff Suits, to close, at 50, Sl2
and $14, worth $I3, $l8 and $50.
500 Single and Double Broche Shuw1s from
New York auctions ot pr1cen that will su1-
prise the very closest buyers.
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In addition to the above great bar
gains we shall Offer as cases of de-
sirable WINTER DRESS GOODS
from New York Auctions at reduc-
ton Of as per cent from former
prices:
cases Rugby Stripes, in Seal Brown and
Myrtle Green, at 13tac.
. cases Snow Flake Dress Goods at 2Oc,
others ask 30c.
. cases Tycoon Repps. new styles for
wrappers, at Csc.
8 cases Brocades in Cashmeres and Al
pacas, at Csc.
s cases English Cashmeres, double fold,
at SOC, worth soc.
case All-Wool Empress Cloths 1t 2sc,
worth 35c.
cases An-wool French Cashmares and
Baskets Cloths, 40 inches wide, at Csc,
worth 00c.
cases All-woo1 Cancels Hair Cloths IN
Seal Brown and Navy Blue, ut 80 and Csc,
i case An-wool French serges ut 45c.
j case elegant Brooaded sataens ut SOC.
others ask 75c.
3 CAGES 31ack English Coshmeres at 3oc,
i case Black English Coshmeres, 40 inches
wide, at 30 ana B0c.
500 pos. ool French Cashmeres, 40
inches wide. at IS, 10 and 75c
10 cases best Standard Prints, new styles,
at &c.
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FLORIDA.

LAKE CITY Nov. 6.-Returns are being
mado up as fast as possible. Finley, Democrat,
for Congress 10 Second District, Is elected by 600
majority. Columbia county. 1876 Democratic
maIorU-a Democratic gam Of about 240. Duval
county, Republican majority 60O-a Republican
gain OF $50 over the vote OF 1874. Polk county
gives an estimated Dem ocratic majority Of 452 I;
Democratic gaiu, llg. Madison county gives "a
Republican maj Jrity Of &l; Democratic gam,
II. Nassau county gives a ltspuOli can majority
of w; Democratic yam, ~; 81. Johns county
gives AN estimated Democratic IN JOrity Of 9OO !;
keUubiican gin, 81. Monroe oounY gives un
estimated Democratic majority OF 70; Demo-
cratic gam, %. Baker counV gives D0mO.
cratic majority Il "; kepublican gain. 2.
Partial returns from other counties indicate
Democratic gains, with prospect VI the Domo-
crate carving the state.
The opiuion of moderate men is that Florida
will oil ct Tue entire Democratic state ticket Oy
over 1000 majority. The Democratic gains are
large In alI counties, wIth three or four excep-
tions,
LAKE CITY, Nov 8.-The Democracy carry this
state oy from three to i've thousand. Nothing
but the vllest frauds aud false count can de-
feat us. SAM BARD.
LAKE CITY, Nov. s.-Aachua. Baker, Brad.
ford. Cl v. COLUMBIA, Duydl. Hamilton, Madi-
son, Monroe, Nassau, Putnam, ouwanee, Levy.
ana Marion counties report an aggregate Demo-
cratic IN jority Of 373 lhe Democratic ma jority
In Msnntee, IlillsbOro. llernandO, Polk. and
sumter Is partially estimated at 2,5UO, Ihe ID I'M
OCratiO lnaJOrltes IN the counties west Of A PAL
acnicOla are estimated at 2.OO0, aud the Temhln-
Ing counties at majority OF 1874. THIS secures
Democratic maj orlty OF 2,5jO In tue state.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 8.-The official count
10 the city Of Charleston gives HAMPTON fifteen
m jority. The Ne,0s and Courter's estimates
and returns. covering the whole state, exclusive
OF Charleston county, give HAMPTON over 10000
majority. That paper does not think 1t possi-
bic that Charleston county can give more than
5000 Republican majority, and II considers the
State safe for Hampton and also for Tiiden
who, II believes, will not fall behind Hampton
more than 10000 votes on the outside estimate.
The Republicans still caim that a heavy ma
1ority ~ Charleston county will overcome the
Democratic gains, and give the State to Hayes
and Cham berlain.
Up. M.--Tbe returns from the coast preclncts
come In slowly. They show less Republican
m jortty than estimated Last night. The Demo
Gratis confidently claim Hamptons election,
with the entire State ticket. Tlden 10 not far
behind. Hampton goes down to the coast with
1900 majority which will be hard to overcome.
1he Republicans claim the State. Tue result is
stiil In doubt.
The Republican and Democratic Committees
still widely at variance as to the result In the
State. The former claim 5000 majority Tor
Chamberlain, but withhold the details OF their
estimates. The latter, concediDg all counties
uDheard from TO the Republicans, claim that
Hampton IL certainly elected. The result Will
probably remain unknown until Tomorrow.
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LOUISIANA.

CLINTON, East Feliciana Parish, Nov. g.
Owing to the failure OF the Registrar to nll his
appointments large number OF voters were not
registered. Seventeen hundred and forty-three
registered votes were polled, OF which Hayes got
three and rilden tho balance.
Al a poll conducted under the United States
Supervisor AZ voters who had been unable to
register deposited their ballots In a separate
box, all Democratic. The Republicans refrained
from voting. There was No intimidation, and
the gross number OF voters was within 300 OF the
umDer at the last election. Many Democratic
voters were deferred oy want of registration.
The whites and blacks fraternzsd, and all are
happy nnd juoilant
Ihe above majority ofl,7t0 shows Democrat
ic gain OF 2,5Sl over The vote OF 1874 Prominent
Republicans say the voting In Bast Feicana was
Informal, and that the votes will not be can
vassed by the Returning Board, as the Registrar
sent there was tntimldated aud run OF. Other
Democratic parishes will be treated IN the same
way for similar reasons. Charges OF intimida-
tion, fraud. &c. will be made.
Ouaohita Parish gives q Democratic IN ajority
of LOST. being Democratic gam OF 1pl5 over the
vote Of 1874, when DuDuckiet, Rep, received 6,8
majority.
Tns votes of the parishes will be sent ~ re-
ceived until the result Is determined.
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ONO.

COLUMBUS Nov. s.-There is great ex-
citement here over the announcement that GOV.
Hayes Is elected. liis private secretary Ia send
Ing out telegrams claiming u IN ljorty OF one
for Hayes in the Electoral College High street,
m front OF the Republican headquarters, is
closely packed with thousands OF people. all
wild with excitement. In the midst of the gen
eral excitement, all Efforts to oO,Ain complete
returns Of the ono election by counties nave
Hignay failed. lhus far returns have only
heen received from nineteen counties. Ii ~,
however, conceded by both the State commit
tees tnai the hopublioan majority VIII DO from
900 10 1000
After hearing the news at the Republican
hehdquarters the crowd. Numbering several
thousand, formed Into procession aud march
ed to Gov. llAyes's residenCe In respOnse 20 re-
peated calls Gov HAYES appeared ia the door
way and spoke as follows
MY fHIESps assure YOU l am obliged for this
deOnstTston out II You Will only Keep quiet about
hif moment | viii sny something to you which
think Is my duty under the Circumst nces 10 say.
Wllu our present udyi,es look favorable We must rr-
member sat several OF tht states wnuh nave
sderod doubtful hay d large territory. remote from
railroad or topographic com uncatOn and viii natu
rally taGe sumo sas ~ rooeiye oeasrs fu+urns
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NEW JERSEY.

The latest returns show that Tilden has
carried the State Of New Jersey by from 5000
TO 10000 II gave Grant l5-s0 majority In 1872
The Democrats elect four OF the seven Congress-
men. In Hudson county 1lldens majority Is
6GO3 la Monmouth, 2.2lT Ia Middlessx, go +;
IN Union, 93l In Morris, %. Essex gave 1911
Republican majority, and Atlantic ls3. Latest
returns show that the Democrats have one ma
Jorty In the Senate, and that the House Is a tie.
II this is true, the Democrats nave one majority
on joint ballot. The Democrats, however, claim
the election OF another member In the southern
districts. The majOrlties In several distrcts arc
30 very close that It Is dlcult to predict tho rs-
suit. There can be no d0uht, however, that the
vote on Joint ballot that elects a United Stltos
Senator Ia place Of Frederick Frelinghuysen.
Republican, will be very close.
The Senators elected are Burlington. c. q.
Ridgewly, d.; Clpe May, j. y. Leaning. H.;
Huntetdnn, J. N. Pidcook, CD.E Middlesex, G. q.
Ludlow, d.; Passaic, u. a Hobart, (lhE bussex,
II. NJ. Ward, (DJ
Seven democratic and eight Republican BON
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seventh Dlstrict George W. Rawson 10.
Li.hth DIs1TcI-Al0ert haignl lR)
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GooD NEWS FROM am POINTS.
Illinois Believed TO have Gone for Tiidcn-
Immense Democratic Gains.

lmmcnse Democrhttc ehins.
The following dispatches were received
last nieht at the Democratic headquarters;
CHICAGO, Nov.s.
Cen. Daniel Cameron. the clearest and aolest
judge on the State Committee, insists that Iii.
hois mas gone for Tiden. Ihirtv-two counties
officially heard give gain OF $500 on Grants
majority OF $1,000 Seventy counties TO hear
from. 1t looks well. JoHs NJ. CoRsR.
CHICAGO, Nov.6.
A. s. HEWITT: Gain on Greelev vote 5000 In
thrty-three counties, leaving sixty, nine coun-
ties to near from. W. T. OoADr.
ST. LOUIS, Nov s.
Col. PELroS: Tilden's majority In EfinRaam
comnty, Il,ln"is lloo, sain no; Pike county y,n
ssI; rdn 1eo; hscouoln county 80 % gain go;
State OF Illinois Is Oufs. ii. CLAY CoNDE.
EVERETT HOUSE. Nov. s-ll:4o P. M.-The fol-
lowing has j.st eeen recelyed from tho Demo.
In W counties Democratic gain OF 1900. State
surely Democratic" A. s. HEWITT.
cossEcTIcUT SAFE ron rILDES.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. g.
W. r. PrLroS, There is no room Tor any
doubt whsteyer that the plurality fvf 1ilden u
w O.R. IsoEnsoLI-
COUNTING OUT IN LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 8.
Col. W. y. PELros No oficia returns. Those
ocratic toy over 1000. Election machinery used
to delay. or II circumstances permit on de-
maud ~ reserve local returns. Il. l.. GIBSON.
CALIFORNIA CLOSE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov &.
To Hon. WM. W. GIVEN; Pper (Dem.) de-
feated for Congress. wittlneton and Lmttrill
Dem.) elected. state exceedingly close. Forty
two thousand votes polled In this city. Immense
frauds, but believe tnat We carry me State.
J. g. MAYNARD.
FLORIDA SURE ron rILDEs
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. g.
Col. W. y. PELToSi flouus certainly Demo-
cratic for rluen and Hendricks, State ticket
aud Congress, even over greet frauds 10 all the
colored counties.
WILLIAMSON CALL. Elector-st- Large.
WISCONSIN NOT CONCEDED TO HAYES.
MADISON, Wis.. Nov. 8.
Col. PRLrOs Wisconsin's majority from all
points now IN vi not be 1000 either way. We
20 not ooDoede the state Us Republican.
W. A. ANDERSON.
NEVADA FOR TILDRN.
A despatch from Virginia civ from a reliable
source says thai Nevada givos 1000 ajority Tor
lliuel.
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Less than Half The State Shows a Dem
oCratC Gain Of $4,000.
HAYES CONCEDESTILDEN'S ELECTION
Louisiana, South Carolina, Nevada, and
California Claimed by Both Parties.
NEW YORK GIVES 10000 MAJORITY.
Now Jersey, Connecticut, and In
diana Safe for Tilden.

At the hour Of going 10 press our advices
indicate that Florida has certainly gone for
TuDES. The Associated Press comedies II by
f500 majority, while our private advlces
olaim that It will not be less than
i,OOo. and may reach 600. But the most
sheerfui news comes from Illinois, which
has heretofore been conceded to the Re
publicans on all hands. In less than bali the
State the Democrats gain 5000 over Grants
vote In 1877, and II the same ratio Of gains is
kept up in the remainder OF the State 1t will give
It 10 Tilden by over 5000 majority. Dispatches
from prominent Democrats In that State say 1t
y certain to go for Tilden.
South Cnolins, California Louisiana, and Ne
vada are still claimed by the Democrats.
There lie little doubt OF Tildens election.
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WHAT HAIES SfYS.
lie Tbinks Tilden is Elected Doesn't Care
for Himself, but Piiics tho Negroes.

Ho Tbinks Tiiden is Elected Doesn't Care
for Himself, but Pitics tho Negrocs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.-Tho following in
teryiew with Gov. Hayes was published this
afternoon. In reply 10 questions tho Governor
said 81 think we ure defeated. spite OF recent
good news. l am OF opinion bat the Democrats
have carried the country and elected Tilden. Hs
It now seems necessary for the Republicans to
carry all the Stutes now set down "a doubtful to
secure oven majority OF one. l don't tuink
encour gtng dispatches ought to bo given TO
the public now, because they might misleId en-
tlusiastic friends To Uet on the election and
lose their money. DO heartily deprecate such
dispatches"
After pleasantly rallYinG his friends and urG-
Ing them not TO ue icspondent. no said IL do
not think II right 20 joks over this matter I
don't caro- for myself. The patty, yes. and tho
country, TOO, can stand II but care for the
poor colOred men OF tho South. don't fear
that business will lie greatly disturbed Oy Mr
iilden's election. Trade governs itself. Capt.
tnllsts may Just AZ present say. We won't
lend money, but 10 Will DO only a nine days
wonder, which Will wenr away as soon as
thty recover from the chagrln OF defoat. Busi-
tmnk parties responsible for the financial de-
preston. We see the troubles they have had In
Oermany and Austria II any part OF tue coun-
try suffers or rcniins az stsndstilI II will he
the South. Under The new rtgime Nortnern
men can't live there and will leave, and imnii-
grafton into the States will cease; but, "a said
before, l do pity tho poor black men Of the
south. The result viii TO that tho southern
people will practically treat the Constitution
amendments as nullities, and then the COlored
mans fate viii be worse than when he WAS IN
slavery with "A humane mister to look after his
Interests. That is tho only reason regret that
the news ID as II is."
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TIR0 INA.

RICHMOND. Nov. 8.-Riohmond has rarely
seen such day as this. Excited people In
every direction are discussing and rejoicing
over the news. The exuberant Joy OF the Dem
ocrats is unprecedented. Business Is almost
entirely suspended. aud during the whole day
eager crowds have besleeed the news centres to
hear the latest news, and MS successive kilograms
appeared on the bulletins, they were greeted
with cheers and other demonstrations In pro-
portion to their gratifying character. But little
interest seems to Do taken in the virginia cleo
ton, az nearly everything In the state Is one
sided. Numerous. but incomplete. returns from
every section indicate that lild MS ma jority IN
the state will run over 5000. the Democrats
elect eight Congressmen, leaving one district,
the Fourth, In doubf, with a very strong proo-
ability OF the election OF Jorgensen. Republi-
eau, over Hunton, Democrat, In that district.
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NEW YORK.
ftidcu's Majority from $4,000 TO 10000
The Conference.-The LEGISLATURE Close.

, Returns from the interior OF the State
arc very meager, but those received leave no
room to doubt that Gov. Thden's m ,joriy will
not be less than thirty lye or forty thousand.
The Republican vote shows a general falling OF
from that Of 1872 when Grant carried the State
By majority OF $3.50, while the Democrats
show handsome gains over the vote for Greeley.
Robinson for Governor runs slightly behind
Iilden, ss In fact does the whole OF the State
ticket, but the difference Is hardly worth not
ing. Tue vote on the Constitutional amend
by both parties In their State Conventions
there Is OF course no doutt OF thelr adoption.
In th @ Second Congress District Gen. Dakin is
defeated by :. Is. Chittenden by "A small maj ~
ity. In the Eighth strict A. u. hcCook, Re
publican, defeats Gen. Ward. In the thirteenth
the election OF John II. keteham. scott Lord,
Democrat, Is defeated ia the Twenty third Dis
IIict BY william j. Bacon, and In the lwent,-
ninth District the Republicans claim another
Democrats gain a Crngrrss snl-n ~ the StNteenth
Dlstric', where Hamilton Harris Is defeated bv
Terrence Quinn. In tho Iwenty-nrst District
tne Democrats also make . gam ana elect 1.
che Thrtietn District "a elected over John h.
Davy, which Is democratic gam, and
In the Tnirty-Grst District George q.
Hoskins, Republican. IS defeated bs Charles Is.
Democrats claim TO have elected tneir Congress-
man In the Ihirty-sccond District, but tnis Is
not "a yet conceded Uy the Republicans.
Our returns Indicate that zoe Democrats VIII
both partils claim Il. II viii o very close. BY
che election Of Alfred agstd1 to tue senate in
place OF James w. Booth, deceased. the kopuo-
lioan maJJiity Ia tuat body 10 iedaeed 10 DIX.
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KINGS COUNTY.
4 Majority OF 1868 Tor Tiiden and rs. 2s7
Tor Robinson Rnd the siate Ticket.

- hhloflb OF lS,Ol0 Tor Itlden ana IO,SST
Tor Robinson Rnd the state Ticket.
The unprecedented Democratic majority
In Brookyn hlled with satisfaction tho pumer-
Gus Democrats across the river, and was only
unplea'aut to the Republicans and fusionlsts.
who we're sour faced over their rebuff in local
anairs. There WAS little disposition TO cry fraud,
but there were some murnurs Of II In regard to
the vote of the county towns, the returns Of
which, II was alleged, were held back to be
d ctored.
The contest for Aldermen In the odd wArds
resulted as follows; First ward, Clarence Dur
not (Rep.), msJority, 500 Third. w. II. Ahken
Il epJ majority. SS; Fifth, Patrick Shannon
Gnd. DemJ majority, 29s; Seventh, T.. W Phil
lps (Deml, malontV, l76; Nintn, w, IL,
Gns"old ChepJ, majority. l35; lhirteenth, W.
II ltep.h majority, GU + fee III. Jno. Z.
Ormsoee (DemJ, majority. 2SS; Seventeenth,
Herman COltrell (RepI majority, 8l5; Nine
teenth, A. ID. Is lrl (Rsp.L M iorty, 65i I;
i~enty-hrst, Marlin ii. Duane DsmJ, majori y
ov'r sgri,t, 27s: twenty third. T.. j. Fisher
Qru) m JprltY 4S9; Twenty j. r. EastOn
lDemJ, mdJOTty over Robert Hili (tepn W. Ih0
Common Council will appoint CorpnratiDn
tpuh.ri' three Commissioners of CITY works,
mi sinners, and Register OF Arrears, besides
uiInoT m 'efs,
me SUPERVISORS elected nrei Democrats-
Iohn gallagher, Goo. G. sexton. Jno. L. Byrne,
Daniel k,an Jno, L. Moran, John CuTran
James lierney. George Brown, aud W. H.
Fieiman Repmblicans-- Victor Eler, Alexandor
walker, aud Edward Egof. Toe RepublioIn
maJorlty Ia the the lIoarl Ia fwn.
In tho Second Congressional District, W. d.
VeedeF lDem) was elected Dy 7,Dla majority.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Nearly forty per
cent OF the vote Is 10, showing a Democratic
gain OF about 90. Tho heavy southern counties
are not yet beard from. They will no doubt
carry the majority up to 6,O)O
Returns from $40 TO wnships give Tllden so,93],
Hayes 8l.lt5. The same places In October gave
Williams 7eS3i, Harrison ESQ: a DE Democratio
gain OF 24.
lNDIASAPoLIs, Nov. 8.-Returns from $50
townships aud wards, which cast forty-thres
per cent. OF the October vote, show Hayes
ahead OF rilden 04pl. but which Is a Democratic
gain Of 9U9 Inc same ratio of gam in the rest
OF the state would give Tlden 1000 IN joflty.
Strong Democratic counties to hear from may
increase this estimate. Ihe townships not
heard from gave g,oJs Democratic mGj Gritty in
October last.
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DfIkNkSOTl.

sr. PAUL, Nov. s.-The total vote OF ST.
Paul and Ramsey county gives rilden MAJOR
ity OF l.lSi and Stewart, Republican, for Con
Rress. bS5 majority Minneapolis, complete,
gives Haves 885 majority; and MoNair Demo-
Crat. for Congress, 3ji mai aJcritY.
Iheyote through nut the State, exec OF In Ram
aey county, generally shows Republican gains
Only ABOUT twenty OF the seventY-two counties
h we yet made plete returns, but these, with
fragmentary returns from other points. indicate
that the Kepuolictn M jority In the State on the
election will be from 1900 to Is 000
Dunnell, Republican, Ia elected in tho First
District Ivy from $3.50 To 1907 majority STRAIT is
ri, oted In the Second District by 1900 ma jority
and Stewart in the Thlrd by 1000 majority,
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WILKEsDARRB, Nov. e.-lleturns from sa cleo
ton distucls OF Luzerne county give lNdcn
majority OF 100. Indie ltiOns from tho same
dislrcts puint 70 the election OF PAYNE (ltepJ TO
Congress for the long term, and Jones )Rep) for
tue short term; Wadhams (Hep.) to the state
Senate; Barner (RepJ, Prothonotary; Rice
(RepL District Attorney, and James (tep)
Clerk OF Court.. The Democrats claim the
election OF Frank A. Beamlsh In tho TwentIeth
Senatorial District, and Henrick u. Wright TO
Congress.
indicate Republican majority OF 1910 In Ale
Rheny county, and gam Of two Republic N
COngrossmen In the county. Returns up to
y. M. from Hl distrios In " counties In the
western part Of the state. not including Alle-
gheny county, give "A RspurllcLn majority OF
2utS, Republican gaiu of 1878 over tue vote OF
1875.
In the Seventeenth Congressional District.
CaD pbell (Rep) has majority OF 5Sl. This
district 10 at present represented by Demo
CIat.