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and $3.50.
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LOTISVANA

New ORLEANS, November 9, 1890 am.
The Democrats claim the State by 1000 ma
jority, estimated from the returns already re-
ceiVed. The Republicans claim that when
the river parishes are heard from they will
have 10000 majority. The returning board
decides the ele-tiCn IN Louisiana,
The Herald's Louisiana special says that
Louisiana has gone Democratic by seven thou
snd
The following has been received from Re-
publican headquarters at the + fth Avenue
hotel: Governor Kellogg telegraphs a. fol-
lows: The returns ara even better than We
expected. 80 far as Louisiana is concerned. -
New Orleans, November 9. Midnight
Official returns and unofficial figures made
from partial returns and estimates in D
parishes. including Orleans, give the follow
ing maiorities: Democrats, Y, $50; Republi-
cans, l2.2ll; net Democratic majority. 9S39:
Democratic gains. II 1893; Republican, 1872;
net Democratic gain. 1927. The Democrats
claim the State by 10000 TO 5000. The Re
pubhcans claim IT by 900. Robertson, Dem,
Is probably elected over Hart. Rep. for con-
gras- in the sixth district.
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MISSOURI.

KANSAS CITY. November 9.--Full returns
from this county show majority OF 800 for
lilden. Phelps, and the entire Democratic
State ticket. and the entire county Dem
Ocratic ticket has been elected by . majority
ranging from 900 to 300. The Democrats
elect one State senator and three representa-
tves, and the Republicans one repres 1ntatiye.
St Louis. November 9: Franklin county
gives a Democratic majority of 300; Jeffer-
son county. 500; Pulaski. $40: Pettis. 40:
Cole, 430; Schuyler, 2l0; Vernon. 100; Car
roll, 400; Scott, $50; Iron. 800: Cooper. 800;
Nor gan, 300; Laclede, 275; Macon, 1000;
Rain, 400, and Lincoln, 1900. Adair county
gives a Republican majority Of $50 and Law
renee county. 43 Republican majority.
st. Louis Unofficial returns from fifty
counties in the State give Tlden $4,000 ma
jority. Phelps, Dem, for governor, has about
10 per cent. less. II IL claimed that the State
will give at least 10000 majority for Tilden.
Are-examination OF the vote Of the third district
in this city, it is claimed tonight. gives Frost,
Dem, a majority over Metcalf, Rep, for con-
QTPsS,
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CAIIEORNIA-

SAN FRANCIsCo. November 9-The vote is
coming in very slowly. The returns thus far
received give Hayes 5400 majority, which ad-
ditional returns are not likely to vary. For
congress, Davis and Page, Republicans, are
certainly elected Pacheco, Republican, is
thought to be elected in the southern district,
running considerably ahead of the ticket. In
the fourth district the contest Is close and in
decisive, both parties at present claim con-
gress.
During the day there has been a great deal
of talk about frauds in the city election and
the board of supervisors have authorized the
finance committee to investigate matters, after
the returns have been canvassed The frauts
are alleged to have been perpetrated through
the medium of certificates in which patires vO-
ted when they applied for registration too late
for their names to go on the great register.
Returns from the interior have been very
meagre during the day, and the election Of
congressman in the third and fourth districts
are not vet decided
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sand. There Is no doubt in my mind hut that
Money Will be returned to congress. Our
town gives TTlden uinety-uine majority and
the county gives him one thousand majority.
Our hearts are IN this thing. We have wauted
long and prayed earnestly that our country
should be freed from the filthy crowd Of vul-
tures which have been 20 long fattening upon
her yitals. and believe our prayers have
been answered and good old times are about
TO come back again. We had the most
peaceabe election | ever saw in this place.
Everything passed of as calmly as hay-day
festival. T. T. \.
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA CITY, November 9.-From the
best information obtainable, Nevada gives a
Republican majority of about 1000
San Francisco: Dispatches from Virginia
City, this morning, says that Nevada will
give 1000 Republican majority. Scattering
returns from that State also indicate that re-
suit.
A Virginia City dispatch says that Hayes's
majority in Nevada IL certainly not less than
100. A Republican congressman and Judge
of the supreme court are elected by perhaps
1000. There II no doubt about these figures
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OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 9,-No actual
figures can be given for Oregon, but the chair
man of the Republican State committee tele-
graphs that the State is sure for Hayes by
100 majority.
Dispatches from Portland say that the
Democrats consider that the State has gone
for Hayes by 500 to 800 majority. The Re-
publican State central committee claim it by
l00Q to 1900.
George C. Gofham received dispatch ftanl
Oregon this evening, signed by Senator
Mitchell and Congressman Eli Williams
stating that Senator Kelly comedies the State
to the Republicans by 800 majority.
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a.R. shenara,- Emhnrraeementa.

MAsnINGTON. November E.-Mr. AIeyan-
der h. Shepard tonight called together a
number of his personal friends and creditors,
Stating 10 them thai he WA pecuniarily EN-
barr.ls-ed. and submitted to them state
melt Of bis assets and liabilities, showing an
excess Of liabilities Of upward of six hundred
thousand dollars. A committee of five was
appointed 20 examine into the details, and in
a few days a meeting Of his creditors will be
called to hear the report
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VOL SO. NO 273.

continued Uuti. u1 Sioux remained .u aapg-.
the advance Company T. va~ then directed
10 clear the ri-iUn- ON H.. ia.t raa-. wEarr
water was To h. toun@, of jha few Indians coli
lacted there, while On. c1uguru.I moved back
and campad on tur H,-d ridge.
THE Loss.
I'm TIN. action only two men were wounded.
this being due tr the fact that tine fire.. OF the
Indians was 10 well kept down By the new
arms and good mHS-me1. ~- Ut. Phr-
Ian. shot by a sharp-Io'' ar an l-e rear. and
o,,.. privata of rnHnIr- i was the total loss
of the Fifth rr-i.HaTt Of thsuumh.r actu-
aIIv engaged or til, loss incurred on the side
of the Indian, It Is impossible 10 speak with
certainty. The Fifth lad three hundred and
ninsty-eight all told. and the Indians Ger
tainlv greatly OgaCmbercI these. sitting
Bulls forces ar estimated at slN hundred ON
the field. bu. many did not take pert M The
fght.
FRUITs or VICTORY.
1, has since been heard that there were
three bands. in all fifteen hundred warrior.
of which only few took part. SIX dead lu-
dians were seen lying on the heit: but a. they
had full opportunity to carry on tHeI deala
before thew could be reached by the troops, d.
Is reasonable n believe a great number were
/ killed. W nlLfNFI lltl lt0N All AiA.'Nt A-A. b.
have been. much more severe was the loss OF
several tons of dried buffalo meat and larZH
amount of camp rIrHpdge. FOr TINS they Hiid
fought. and by the loss Of the light the preS-
/ Jipf of Sittiug-Bull was diminished. lin,
| punishment for the destrBl hon Of u gallant
! Jind of cavalry was accomplished by infantry
( alone. not a cavalry soldier ur officer beng uU
| the field in this engagement. General N.'s
J displayed that superb handling of troops that
/ so thetinQuished HIM during the ,yJr aud OBJ
d. southern plains. The Indians were So
, lvIaJely bafled by the rdpIiIty OF ms move
col. sstO be unable 10 make any turmIdaoIe
mento y. The next morning the sunap-
oppogitio. -, and night occurred with the
pearpd ear, >tny J., arising trgLl tn GA
pickets of conn -tunng Of one MAN who VA ;.l
strapglino. but tn. Il was then rrSngr,.
driven off. The main tr. 80 -~ei,0W-t0ne. >kir-
and pressed rapidly TO the L dls me
mishing continued most - L. me y,
prairie Is being fired all 5llona tr..
march, and ponies and lodge.pola7 .,rs -.
up all the way. The importance o- fbo 80, sf1
and pursuit viii finalIy ,r.-,,. ,,,',,
in the fact that this day the whole of ibI lT;
and Sans Arcs have surrsrJa-..I
and gwen i've Of their prmcip4l chiefs
SKIRT, Black Eagle, Sunrise. Sirtipo, E,,I,,
White Bull and Foolish BuIl-to GeD6r,i
Miles as hostages that they viii 90 9+ oDr.t,
cheyenne agency. They give the n-r1i'rr ~.
their lodges as one thousand three bTr1raI
but this is considerably Overes+ima-ad rTLes.
chiefs leave tonight, under GUARD for Cba,.-
enne agency. via Fort Buford. Tbesa fribes
broke from SlttIns-Bull immediately afr IT,.
light, he going with few lodges t5wI-i Fort
Peck. Too much credit cannot he oivan Cen
7ral Miles for his energy and ability in the
whole campaign.
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Willets. Rep, in the second district, has a
majority of 1900; M'GoWn. ReD.. thirl dis
met, $3.50 majority; keightly, Rep, fourth
district. $50 majority; Stone, Rep, fifth dis
trict, 300 majority; Brewer, Rep. sixth dis
trict. 37s majority; Ellsworth, Rep, eighth
district. $50 majority; Hubbell, Rep, ninth
district. 80 majority. The State legislature
stands: Senate. q Republicans. IL Demo
Gratis: house. 81 Republicans, - Democrats,
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suleide-Fstal stabbing Array.

ST. LOUIS, November ga man named
BOyster registered at the Lindell last night
as a guest, and was assigned to . ugom
Between four and FIVE 5'clock tIlis evening
he was found dead in bed, hating shot HIM
self HI the left side A'bottle Of chlorefoIn
was found under his he'd. part Of which had
evidently been used in attempting to Kill
himself.
Two negroes, named George Adams and
Douglass DefOur, got into a quarrel tonight
about woman. and Adams stabbed nefour
inh;c!mg wound which re4ulteu fatally In
about au hour
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALBGGH November 9.-General kilpat-
rick arrived in this city this evening from
Washington. He is now closeted with I. B.
Keogh. chairman of the Republican State
committee, and other Republicans, at the Var
borough house. Additional returns from the
western part of the State continue to show
Democratic gains. The counties yet to hear
from are Democratic, and the majority viii
certcinly reach quite fifteen thousand T. b.
Keogh, chairman of the Republican commit
tee, comedies the State by twelve thousand.
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ARKANSsS

LITTLE Rock, November Crowds Of
people are on the streets awaiting the election
returns. TIlden and Hendricks majority in
THIS State Is about thirty thousand, although
the vote polled was much smaller than at the
October election. The election of three
Democratic congressman Is conceded, name
": Cause. from the first district; Slemmons,
from the second district, and Gunter, from
the fourth district. In the third district
Stuart. Dem. was defeated, and an official
count viii be required to decide the election
between Cravens and NJ 'Clure, both Republi-
cans
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OHE0.

COLUMBUS. November 9-It is still impoS,
ible to g2t reliable returns from Ohio by
.ounties The niajorities in the ffty-nine
COUNTIES thus far heard from, semi-oficially
between the two State committees, are given
below:
Adams-Tilden, $40; Democratic gain, "A.
Allen-Tilden. 1896: Democratic gain, 140
Ashland-Tilden, 637; Democratic gain, 80.
Athens HAYES, 1915; Republican gain, 127.
BelmOnt-Tilden, ~; Democratic gain, 2l0.
Brown-Tilden, / 10; Democratic gain, lS5.
Butler-Tilden, 2B1S; Democratic gain. 1873.
Champaign-Hayes 700; Republican gain, 2I.
Clarke-Hdyes 1914; Republican gain, 101.
ClaremOnt-Tilden, 47g; Democratic gain, 81.
Clnton-Hayes, 1850; Democratic gain b.
Crawford 240S; Democratic gain, 125.
CuyahOga-HayeS, -; Republican gain 49,.
Darke-Tllden, 100; Democratic gain, ~.
Defiance Tilden, 1853; Democratic gain Bg.
Rrie-Hayes: 48; Republican gain, - .rr,
Eairfeld1Illden. $50; Democratic gain, %
FultOn-Hayes, 10aS; Republican gain, 81.
Galia-HayeS. 300; Republican gain. 11S.
Geauga-Hayes, 2lg6; Republican gain, 1lS
tiuenesy-Hayes 646; Democratic gain. ii.
HamiltOn-Tilden, GilB; Republican gain, "a.
Hancock-Tilden. 400; Democratic gain, 3B.
Hardln-Hayes, l2S; Republican gain, H..
Highland-Hayes. 10; Democratic gain, 50.
HOcking-Tilden, 1S4; Democratic gain, 4.
Holmes-Tilden, 1898; Democratic gain, lI3.
Huron..Hayes. 1886; Republican gain. II.
Lake-Hayes, 1870; Republican gain, 81.
Lawrence-Hayes, 1910; Republican gain, 253.
Licking -Tilden, 1909; Democratic gain, 1876.
Loraine-Hayes, 24H8; Democratic gain, g3.
hadisOn-Hayes, 10; Democratic gain, /.
Mahoning- Hayes, 239; Democratic gain, 80.
Medlna-Hayes 972; Republican gain, 81.
Miami-Hayes, $40; Republican gain, l4R.
MonrOe-Tilden, 233; Democratic gain, 2Sg.
Montgomery -Tllden, 1000; Republican gain, ! 25
MOrgin-Hayes, 2B8; Democratic gain, Is.
MOrTOw-Hayes, 410; Republican gain. 81.
OttaTay-Tlden 81; Democratic gain. 3.
Pauliing- Hayes, 127; Republican gain, 80.
PerTy-Tilden, T32; Democratic gain, ;.
Pickaway-Tllden S}1; Democratic gain, 105.
Pike-Tilden, 63l; Democratic gain, 53.
POrtage-Hayes, BS:; Democratic gain, 81.
Putman-TIlden so; Democratic gain, 10.
SanduSky-TIlden, 300; Republican gain, 4l6.
Seneca-Tilden. $50; Democratic gain, ~.
Sheby-Tilden, 1859; Democratic gain 22q.
UniOn-Hayes, SbT; Republican gain, 30.
Vanwert-Tllden, 141; Democratic gain, 95.
YentOn--Tiden, 2S3; Republican gain, 5S.
WarTen-Hayes, 1881; Democratic gain, 136.
WashinstOn-Tilden, 81; Democratic gain, !.
WaJne-Tllden 1872; Democratic gain, 29.
The net Democratic gain In these % counties owe
.bs October vote for Barnes is AZ.
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Eritish EInnnces-

toSDsS. rose.l.bvt 9-Bulhon in the
nlnk of England decreased Oae tillion two
hundred and ninety-si1 million pounds.
Proportion Of bank reserve to fdbiity. fifty
fouT and one half per cent. Amount Of bull
lion withdrawn from iJank an balance to-day,
;r-r.-;y thousand pounds. fouf hrndEed and
afiy thousand dollars IN eagles were With
drawn from bank yesterday for shipment to
NfM York.
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LITTLE Rock, November 9-Yesterday g. at
noon fire broke ont in the Hale house. at
Hot Springs. and before it could be checked,
destroyed that house and the large banking
house of Sumpter d Smith Soon after the
fire was discovered in the banliry hcuse If
s P Young d Co, which together With the
offices of DR.. WestwOok and Anaud. and
the pfflcs u Morgan, United States receiver.
were destroyed Loss. about thirty-fve thou
sapd IplIara
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. November 9.-AdditiOnal re-
turns from the State confirm last nights dis
patch in relation to Tilden's majority and the
congressional delegation. except in the fourth
district. which was reported as probable to
elect Jargensen, Republican. The reported
returns from all the counties in that district
but three give Hunter. Democrat, 800 major
ity. It Is believed that the counties to hear
from cannot change tue result THIS will
piake tue Virginia delegation adlillY De,lto'
Crat;r
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MoSTGoNERY. November 9.-Enough re-
turns have been received to show at least
3. 90 majority for Tilden and an unbroken
delegation of Democrats to congress. Shell
ley. Dem. in the fourth district. has a hand
sGu, mqiority: Rapier. coored. and Haral
son. colorei. divide thc Republican vote be-
tween them. This makes the full number OF
Democratic congressman.
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DAKOTA.

YASKToN, X. T., November l0-The cleo
ton returns come in slowly but indicate
larger Republican majority than ever given
before. Yankton county gives a total vote Of
1907, giving Kidder, the Rep. delegate over
Spink majority of l07. All the Republican
ticket is elected except one outside county,
which gives Kidder large majority, proba-
bly reaching 5000
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MINNESOTA,

ST. PAU, November 9.-Complete rctu rs
from y counties and partial returns from the
remaining 20 counties, show that Hs yes
majority in the city will be about 1900.
DunneIl. Rep IN the first district. is elected
by 500 majority; Strait. Rep. in The sec
from l200 to 1880. The legislature viii be
nearly or quite twO-thirds Republican.
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.pA...aTae Ordered to Quit Portugal.

LoSDoS. bo,s;:'l,ar "a dispatch TO the
'Fime- from Iondda - hat the Spanish
,rnig1auts s-d refugees have been ~..G-ed to
,.sA Portugal
gr. = Kgt-on. lord advocate Of Scotland
Jctssery 4Gyel EaS i,aep ele ted 70 the house OF
commons by the J'uiyersllss lf Glasgow and
Aberdeen. by a maioutyof SIX INN 1rtd. a;er
~. AHser1n kirkwood, Of Gla7gow, literal
candidate
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The Erapkiin Heard FROM.

NEW YORK. November 9-The bark
Norma arrived to-day. and reports that on
November 4th. in latitude y p \. longitude
o. Latitude ", she passed large man-ot
war. heading west, apparently in distress,
and .lInn..ad 10 b. tha franklin
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Reiierin the Famine Districts of Bonn.

BoMBAY. November 9.-The Tine, Of In
dia. announces that relief works have been
established iu the Shalabora district, where
a. Pioneer. on the sixth instant. reported
ihere BEs = PQyrect OF famine, and forty
I'VE thgas-rg -of ts,e .4a2hitsnts have been
gwen employment. IEeir L Rpp sLsnty ot
gram In the district
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November s.2The oniy addition
al congressional news is that Upton, Rep,
has carried the thirteenth district This
makes the fourth Republican gain in the
State, Sparks, DEM, carried the sixteenth
district hy'a good n.4jgritg.
The Times claims that Hlden Is without
doubt elected, The Tribune aud Inter-0 Ocean
declare that there is a strong hope that Flori-
ia, on which the result is considered to de-
pend, Will go Republican.
The following is the congressional result in
Illinois: The Republicans elect Aldrich in
the first and Brentano in the third, both are
gains; Lathrop in the fourth Burchard in the
fifth. Henderson in the sixth, Hayes
in 4ly pe1ontL. = wsiI,i Fat in thG eighth
Boyd IN the f4nt4l' IF toi IN tha irt,enth!
a gain: Cannon In, the fourteenth, Wi hey in
the eighteenth, gain, and possibly Ashcroft
in the sixteenth, over Sparks the present in
cunbent; are certain of five congressman and
p6asihsy az SIS, 1he lII4lAapfasy sthet t.s iljls
lowing. Harrison in the sec6na ilundati in
rr.. 10Th KNAPP in the eleventh, Springer in
the twelfth, Eden in the fifteenth. .uurrlson IN
the seventeenth, Townsend in the nineteenth.
and possibly opalk7 d. ,ii.e aisteenth.
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COMO
TTom an Appeal Correspondent

from an Appeal correspondent.
3ARgoILToN MISS November S,-Our
town Is full Of e4ateiurnt The enthusiasm
over the great victory in our cglnly Is bol.
ing over. If the same gains are made IN the
other counties Of the State as has been made
in Old Carroll We viii roll mp MAJORITY for
Tilden and Hendricks of fifty or sixty thou
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That must be- "a glorious place 10 lis. u. uo
clouds and no darkness; wGrr- cam i- u-.
Here on earth. Civilization. oHt0ras ON SIT
humanity within IL influence o. pen '-v. T'at
penaltyis sickness of many KINDS and d, s.r.ug-
in degrees. UuscciablEty, t-a-I---as-. ..- r..
Ill temper, rude manners, distru~t, Dad .an-
guage, anxiety, disqriet, broken rest, impaired
faculties and unsoundnass Of mind end body.
are some of It's consequence. Relief cam be
given, and the night of sickness di>>. .a..} ..
the rays Of the sun Of health. bv U-.u- t'.
celelGnted Home Stomach BItters
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a Murder Avenged.

WASHINGTON. November 9.-Peter Id.zbry.
acquitted few months ago OF the charge Of
murder brought aglin-t him for killing ne
gro IN Dmont0wn, was found yesterday near
ForestTille. Prince George county. Maryland,
with his head crushed and two bullet-holes IN
H. It il thought he Wa murdered 10 avenge
L. hpath nf ihr rn-,rn killed lN him
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Fcarfu! Clysssns.

CALCUTTA. November g,-fhC district n
BacNerguHgrr waa rayaged by q cyclone on
Tuesday last. and one thousand native houses
were destroyed. The town Of Eowlatkhan
was submerged by the waves. and five thou
sand persons ar believed to have persisted.
Government has sent relief to the dezolated
SECTIONS
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HIGHFG An.

DETROIT, November 9.-The returns thu,
far received give Hayes IA 6s7 lliaJ6iity, Far;
ther returns will probably increase his majori-
ty to 1900 or 10000 Creswells majority
is about tan thousand Williams, Dem. is
elected in the first district by 1856 majority;
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HARTFoRD. November 9.-'Tne Republican
majority in the Connecticut Legislature Is
thirty-seven on joint ballot, the senate stand
ing eleven Republicans to ten Democrats, and
the house one hundred and forty-one Repub-
licans to one hundred and five Democrats.
The congressional delegation remains as in
the present congress.
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INDIANA,

INDIANAPOLIS, November 9-12 p.m.-Re-
turns from si1ty-two counties in full and
twenty counties in part give Hayes over Til
den 2761, Democratic gain of $50. The
places to hear from gave a Democratic ma
1ority Of 1890 in October
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DAVID DAMOTNA.
Published for the Use of Those who viii
not be at the Pains OF ReodTn.
OF Daniel Deronda~
London Examiner. Z

Geraldine HartOpp' was considered by tn.
exoteric to be girl of striking beauty
The truth known to the esoter1c few was that
there was certain hydrostatic force in her
aspect which compelled either admiration or
bate, and had been known to draw tears Of
envy. She pawned her necklace 1T Baden
Baden to pay gambling debt, and the next
day it was returned TO her with a mysterious
note, which she associated with a mysterious
stranger who had watched her with some con-
tempt In his hooked nose az she plaved. At
ter this the family was ruined
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TiIlGl President.
The Maneuvering and Fraudu-
lent Work Of the Radicals
Cannot Rob Hs of Our
Victory Over Them.
Uncle Sam nay" Certainly Flee
ted Next President Of tine
United states and No
Room TO Question ii.
The Blood y-Shirt NaniPUiatOrs
Supposed 10 be Playing for
the Opportunity 10 Doc
tor the Returns.
Florida. South Carolina and
Louisiana Ours by Decided
MajOritieS-The Radicals
Still Sanguine.
Speeches by Governor Tilden
and Governor Hendricks
Both are Confident
thai Our Ticket
Is Elected.
Riot in Ricbmend-TEe Radical
Negroes RaEnpant-kilpat-
rick Bidding for ElectO-
raj VOtes-Rep0rted
KUkIuxing i'm
Florida.
TEENEsSEE.

Special 10 the Appeal.
BRowNsvuLB, NoyemJer 9.-The Demo-
cratic headquarters at the Exchange hotel Is a
scene Of excitement and enthusiasm tonight.
Dyer county gives Ragland 1880 majority,
which elects him senator beyond a doubt.
Col. Tom W. Nell, representative, led the
Democratic ticket. which was generally voted
straight In that county.