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ELIXIR.
WAYNE'S
DIURETIC AND ALTERNATIVE
ACETATE POTASH.

BUCHU, JUMPER,
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08
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WiacOn~fm.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 7.-9S towns
and wards give Tilden II majority, n
Democratic gain of 994; this does not
include any returns from the City Of
Milwaukee, where there are indications
Of large Republican gains,
Milwaukee, Nov. Z, Midnight t.--13
wards of Milwaukee and one town give
Tilden 1906 Democratic majority; the
Democratic majority in the county will
not exceed $500; l54 towns and wards,
not including above, give Hayes 1850
majority; Democratic gain, go.
Milwaukee, s. County complete
Democratic gain, 518; Democratic gain
as far as heard from 299. State close.
Milwaukee, Nov. 8.-Returns from
176 towns and wards outside of Milwau-
kee gives Hayes 1884 majority Net
Democratic gain of 739. Democrats
have probably carried the State.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 7.-Returns
fifty towns and wards in Wisconsin give
Hayes majority of 1900, Republican
gain of 947
Washington, Nov. 7.-Returns from
Wisconsin indicate 1000 Democratic
majority.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08
T.. aiSiaml.

New Orleans, Nov. democratic
State Central Committee have dispatches
claiming 1900 majority in Claiborne
parish, and 1000 majority IN Lincoln
net gain of over 1900 in the two parishes.
New Orleans, Nov. Democrats
claim the State by twenty thousand, and
indications are, that they have a good
majority of returning board--an import
ant factor in Louisiana elections.
Monroe, La, Nov, 7.-Ouachita
parish will give a Democratic majority
of at least 1000.
New Orleans, Nov Z, l1:30 P. M
Returns meagre not sufficient for relia-
bic estimates. Democrats claim State
by 10000, and have dispatches from
several voting precincts of the interior,
showing heavy Democratic gains on cleo
ton of 1874. Democrats claim city by
$4,000. Republican Committee esti-
mate their majority, outside of city, at
$4,000 to 81 900, and comedies city to
Democrats by eight to ten thousand.
Best informed moderate Republicans
claim State by not more than 1000.
New Orleans, Nov. 7.-Galveston
Texas will probably exceed $4,000.
Giddings, regular Democrat. has 1908
majority in this city, which, probably,
secures his election and returns full
Democratic delegation to Congress
from this State.
New Orleans, Nov. S.-Have carried
Louisiana--can't tell how much, as re-
turns come in slowly. Radicals are de-
vising means to commit further frauds,
made possible by the monstrous election
and registration laws.
l. w. PATTON.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08
PEN nsyIVania.

Philadelphia, Nov. Returns from
nearly every precinct iE this city indicate
Re publican majority on the Presiden-
tial ticket of 15,200. The city gave
Republican majority of II 200 last year.
Philadelphia, Returns from twenty
four towns and townships outside of city,
principally in Chester, Becks and Della
ware counties, show net Republican gain
Of 81 on vote for Governor in 1873.
Philadelphia, Nov. Randall, Dem
ocrat, is re elected by 2,700 majority.
Philadelphia, Nov. Z. = Duripg a
quarrel this afternoon, Walter Valen-
tine, colored, aged Is, shot and ir-
stantly killed Sam'l Weeks, colored
aged II. Valentine not yet arrested.
Philadelphia, Nov. Returns from
125 towns outside this city show net
Republican gain of 284. Nine wards
Of this city, complete, show Democrat
ic gain Of 1893. Rowan, the Republic
can candidate for Sheriff of Philadel-
phia county, is probably defeated.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-Berks county
gain, 431; Cumberland county, Demo
cratic majority, 1000, gain, 500; Mon
roe county, Democratic majority, p
800, gain, $50; Northampton county,
Democratic majority, 5000, gain, 720;
Blair county, Republican majority, 500,
Democratic gain, As; Dauphin county,
Republican majority, 1,600, Democratic
gain, 270; York county, Democratic
majority, 300, gain, 900; Lehigh
county, Democratic majority. 1000,
Republican gain, 100; Lancaster coun-
tv, Republican majority, 5000, gain of
900
Philadelphia, Nov. I. = Newcastle
county, Delaware, gives a Democratic
majority of 700 Returns from other
portions of the State indicate a Dem
ocratic majority of 1900. Wilmington
City is nearly tie.
Philadelphia, Northumberland Co.
estimated Republican gain of 800 !;
Bedford county estimates a Democratic
gain of 90; Clinton county Democratic
gain about 200 majority. The county
Democratic gain is 725.
Philadelphia, 8-Entire city Republi-
can by majority of 10, 419. Republican
loss, ,S57. Forneys Press claim the
State by 10, 1000, and gain four Congress
men.
Philadelphia, Nov. 8.-Huntington
county will probably give 5000 Republi-
can majority, gain of 500. Schuylkill
COUNTY 1900 Democratic majority, gain
of 162 In this county 900 votes were
polled for the greenback ticket party.
Returns from Bucks county indicate a
Democratic majority of between 5000
and 1000, slight gain. Columbia
county gives Democratic majority OF
1900, Republican gain 900. Bradford
county returns Indicate Republican ma
iority of 1000, Democratic gain 261.
Montgomery county estimated 700 Dem
ocratic majority, a gain of 725. Twenty
FIVE wards of this city give net Demo
cratic gain of 1888.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08

Concord, n. H., Nov. 7.-150 towns
and cities give Hays 31,712; Tilden,
2S,196; scattering, 63. Republican net
loss in these places, 1872.
Concord, n. Ii. THE election in
this city is progressing quietly, with lit
tie or no excitement. At various places,
the vo.es polled in the central wards up
to noon was much larger than that Of
previous years at the same time. The
following was the last account before
noon: Ward 4--Hayes, 1913 Tilden 200.
Ward ), Hayes, 316, Tilden 149. Ward
6, Hayes, 275, Tiden 181. Ward 7,
Hayes, 109, Tilden "a. AT the Repub-
lican headquarters no dispatches have
been received yet from towns in the
State, except Mortified, which elected a
Republican moderator which is a gain.
The general vote of the State will be
close, and smaller than last spring.
Concord, n. H., 7-Seventy towns
and cities give Hayes 12,264, Tildeh
1871, scattering 26. In 1872 the same
places gave Grant 1875, Greeley 1854,
scattering 66. Republican net loss in
places 1852.
Concord, ~ H., Nov. 7.-Returns
continue to come very favorably for the
Republicans excitement intense.
Concord, n. H., Nov. Thirty five
towns, with aggregate vote of 1000,
show Redublican loss Of only six on
election of 1872.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08

Indianapolis, Nov. 7.-Quiet full
vote is indicated.
indianapolis, 7.--Returns from forty
townships gives Tilden 5S09, and Hayes
5S0l. The same places in October gave
Williams 5789 aud Harrison 1898.
indianapolis, Nov. Returns from
eight townships gives Tlden 1876,
Hayes Is, 1873. The same places in Dc
tober gave Williams 13, 325, Harrison
13,702. The indications now are that
TiIden's majority will be between seven
and ten thousand in the State.
Terre Haute, Ind, Nov. Five
wards and townships in this county show
Republican gain Of 90 over October elec-
ton.
indianapolis. Nov 7.-Returns from
one hundred townships in fifty for coun
ties give a net Democratic gain 245
Twenty townships in Indiana show 13l
Democratic gain.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 8.-Returns
from 260 towns give Tilden 50, ,872; /;
Hayes, 81 ,0S3. Same places, in Octo-
Der, gave Williams $3.50; Harrison,
56,916.
indianapolis, Nov. 7-12 p. m.-Re
IulH IIOII AcV IONJtSHlIS anu JOIIlIiS
precincts in sc counties give net Dem
ocratic gain of 502 on the October vote.
The Democratic majority in the State
will not be less than 1000.
indianapolis, Nov. Z, 1890 P. M
Returns from $50 townships give Til
den 35,949, Hayes 80. 334; the same
places in October gave Williams 5,14,
Harrison 35,193; net Democratic gain,
667.
indianapolis, Nov. Returns from
220 townships give Tilden 4G,3I6,
Hays, 1861 The same places, in
October, gave Williams 45,4S6; Harri
son, 45, ,319. Net Democratic gain, so.
indianapolis, 8.-Returns from 240
towns and voting precincts or 81 points
of the October vote heard from, gives IA
Democratic net gain Of 476; the III
creased vote in these townships 900.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08
Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. Quiet as
far as heard from. Hayes majority in
this city 1600--sAfe say. Seven Demo
Gratis elected to Congress.
Mobile, Nov. 7.-Indications are that
Bromberg, Democrat, carries this county
by thirty-fve hundred majority Tilden
and Hendricks majority will equal if it
does not exceed Brombergs. Everything
quiet. Sanford.
Mobile, Nov. Rehabilitation are
that Bromberg, Democrat, has carried
the county by $500 majority. Tlden's
majority will equal, if it does not exceed
Bromberg's.
Montgomery, 7.-Returns show Dem
ocratic majorites from all districts indi-
eating at least 25, 900 majority in the
State. Seven Democratic Congressman
certainly elected In the fourth district
Harralson, present colored member, is
opposed by Rapier, ex -colored member
who is supported by Spencer and all the
federal office holders. shelby, Demo
crat, is making gains but not enough is
known to warrant an estimate.
Norfolk, 7.--Majority for Goode Dem
ocrat, for Congress in Portsmouth one
thousand and eighteen Democratic gain
968.
Memphis, Tenn, Quiet, heavy
vote in this city, 900 over any former
vote. 1t is believed that Thomas, indie
pendent Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, has carried this county by over
800 majority. Republicans elected a
Legislative ticket.
Memphis, Nov 9TH. con
cede election of Randolph, Republican,
to Congress.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08

Boston, Nov. The unpleasant
weather does not seem to interfere with
voting in this city. A large vote Is
being cast, and business is at stand
still. Hull, the first town in eastern
Massachusetts, gives Hayes 32, Tilden
"A. Rice 81 and Adams %. A large
vote is being polled in Buffers district,
and the indications at present are that
he will be elected over both competitors,
though Judge Hoar is receiving some
unexpected support.
Worcester, Mass, Nov. 7.-Betting is
progressing with spirit A steady lain
has no effect on the voting The ward
rooms are all crowded, and very large
vote is being east. On the Congression-
al vote both parties are solid, with but
little scratching. Rice keeps well up to
his ticket.
Boston, Nov. Tn ninety-six towns
of Massachusetts Hayes has SO, 230; Til
den 2l.953; Rice 32,764; Adams 21,-
153 Baker 1862. Returns so far as re-
ceived, according to Republican esti-
mates, indicate the election Of Gov Rice
by a good majority; the election of
Banks (Rep-) in the Fifth Congressional
District; of Butler [Rep) in the Sew
enth District; of Grape (Rep.) in the
First; Harris (Rep) in the Second
Field (Rep) in the Third Clafin
{ Rep in the Eighth Lacross (Rep. in
the Tenth. Other Congressional dis
tricts are doubtful, and the above results
may be changed by later returns.
Boston, 7-BuIler, in the eth district, |
Banks, in the 5th, Clafin, in the Sth, |
Crops, in the 1st, Robinson, in the 1Ith,
Rice, in the 9th, and Norcross, in the
10th, are elected to oCongress-all Repub-
leans. Harris, Republican. in the ID,
md Loring, Republican, in the 9th, are
elected Dean. in the Sd, and
Morse, in the 4th, (Democrats) are
elected. The present Congress
ional delegation stands Republicans, 5;
Democrats, 6. The Republicans gain 4
and if the vote continues
atie, will carry the State for Hayes by
20, 600 plurality.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08
Two Dollars a Year.

gain of eight thousand in this citv.
Hayes 81, Tilden 304. Democratic
gain 13.
Raleigh, n c., 7.-Election progress.
lug quietly. Heaviest vote ever known
in the State is being polled. No distur
bance reported from any quarter.
Wilmington. n. c., Nov. THE
second ward Of this city gives a Demo.
cratic gain of lOS. Fifth Republican
ward, a Republican gain of six.
Elizabeth City, Nov. THE county
gives S3S majority: Republican increase
Of POO.
Raleigh, \. c., Nov. City and
township gives Democratic gain of one
hundred. All points in the State heard
from give Democratic gains. Mecklen-
berg county, the home of Vance, gives
a Democratic gain of 800.
Wilmington, n. c., Nov. 7.-Returns
show almost universal Democratic gains.
Wilson county gives Democratic gain
of 400. Indications all favor decided
Democratic majority.
Wilmington, n. q. Returns show
favorable to the Democrats Republi-
cans claim the State by a small majority.
but admit il to be very close. Demo
Gratis claim the State by five to ten thou
sand. The Star estimates the Demo
cratic majority in the State at 5000 TO
s 900.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08

Richmond, Nov. THE city of Pc
tersburg. where troops were sent, gives
Hunton, Democrat, for Congress, 2l9
majority, Democratic gain of 400; 1T
is believed he is elected. In Goode 5
district, the Democratic gains are ac-
cumulating; with Goodies election,
Virginia seAds a clean Democratic del
egation to Congress.
Norfolk, Nov. 7.-Indications are
that Goode, Democrat, is re elected to
Congress by LOCO majority.
Richmond, Heavy vote Polled IN
Virginia and North Carolina Election
Quiet. Meagre returns indicate Demo
cratic majority in Virginia twenty-five to
thirty thousand North Carolina contest
close.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 7.-Election quiet
Majority in this city for Tilden 958 ma
iority for Goode, Democrat, for Congress,
965. Democratic increase 574.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 7.-Tilden's 5
majority in this city is 1900. Returns
from this State show Democratic gains.
Democrats elect Congressman from all
districts except second and fourth, which
are in doubt Few returns from second
district show gain over Goodies vote Of
1874.
Chatham county gives Hartridge Tor
Congress, over 500 majority; 1ilden
majority is 500.
Seven hundred negroes voted straight
Democratic ticket. Everything passed
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GGOrGiR,

Augusta, Ca, Nov. 8, 1905 P. NJ
The Republicans claim South Carolina
by $4,000 majority. The Democrats
claim returns enough received to insure
the election of Evans ard Aiken. Dem
ocrats to Congress in place of Wallace
and Carpenter.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. S-There has
been a heavy vote in the State. The
Democratic majority will approximate if
not exceed 5000 Returns from the
First, Second and Third Districts leave
no doubt of the re-election Of Hartridge,
Smith and Cook. All old members will
be reelected, with the exception, perhaps,
of FELTON,, Independent Democrat, in
the Seventh, who is opposed by Dabney,
regular Democratic nominee the cleo
ton in this district will be very close,
but the chances seem to favor Dabney.
Stephens, Blount and Hill have no OPP
position. Harris is opposed by Hilliard,
Independent, in the Fourth, and Chan
dler by Markham, Republican, in the
Fifth.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. Lake City,
Florida returns come slow Southern
and Western counties show large Demo-
cratic gains. Republicans have small
gains in Eastern counties. State looks
Democratic Expect definite returns
about midnight Democrats claim the
State.
Augusta, Ga, FLORIDA returns
come in slow Southern and Western
counties show large large Democratic
gains. Republicans have small gains in
Eastern counties. The State looks Dem
ocratic South Carolina close, but
claimed by Democrats and Republicans.
Columbus, Ga. Nov. 7.-Muscogee
county gives 400 majority for Tilden
and Harris, (Dem.) for Congress. The
district goes Democratic by Il heavy ma
jority.
Augusta, GA. Nov. 7.-Returns seem
to indicate the election unbrokeD. The
Democratic delegation t. Congress there
has been large vote polled in Georgia.
Every county in the 9Th District has
gone Democratic. Richmond county
gives over 5000 Democratic majority.
Returns from South Carolina and Flori
da come in slowly. Democrats claim
South Carolina by 1000. Barnwell-
Aiken, Edgefeld and Abbeville counties,
heretofore Republican, are claimed by
Democrats.
Atlanta, Nov. THE State gives a
majority for TiIden of 30, 600 to so, 900
Congressional ticket re elected through
out.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08

Charleston, S. c., 8.-Hayes carries
this city by 1877 majority; Hampton BY
ID majority. EdgeGeld county $500
Democratic majority. Marlboro sup
posed gone Republicau-giyes 200 Dem
ocratic majority. This gives Hampton
about 1900 majority-not counting
Charleston county, with most sea coast
precincts estimated. Probably Cham
berlain can overcome this. Many Iu-
dependent Republicans voted for Hayes.
Post and Hampton. State is likely Co
give Hayesa a majority.
Charleston, $. G., Nov. 8.-OGicial
counting in city Of Charleston, gives
Hampton 10 majority; the News a.
Courier's estimates returns covering the
whole State, exclusive Of Charleston
county, give Hampton over 10000 ma
jority. That paper does not think it
possible Charleston county can give moro
than 5000 Republican majority, and h.
considers the State safe for Hampton
and Tilden, who it believes will mot fan
behind Hampton more than ~, 900 votess
and outside estimate Of Republicans
still claim that a heavy majority in
Charleston county will overcome Demo
cratic gains and give State to Hayes and
Chamberlain.
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08

The last returns from Connecticut show
large Republican gains, and indicate the
probability that Republicans will carry
the State.
Washington, D. c., 7.-Ex-Postmas-
ter General Jewell telegraphs Connect
cut probably Republican.
Washington, Nov. 7.--Connecticut,
1000 Democratic majority. General
Hawley, Republican, chief of the Cen
tennial Commission, is defeated for Con
gress.
! Hartford, Conn, Nov. Thirty
eight towns give Hayes S,26S Tilden
8601; Robinson (Rep.) 1915; Hubbard
(Dem.) 6805. Last spring these gave
Robinson (Rep) 6115 Ingersoll Dem. }
cola The Republican majority is 505
against the Democratic majority last
year of 4O2 Republican gain of 907.
Hartford, Conn, 7.-Hartford gives
Tilden a plurality of 899; Democratic
majority for Governor last spring was
GIG; Democratic gain in the city 3l3.
Meriden gives Hayes 20 majority; Dem
ocratic loss of 282.
Hartford, Conn, SO towns, inclu-
ding Meriden, the only city yet reported,
give hayes A7,o0I, AIuSH -, 7oc
Hayes majority 1902. Hayes vote over
Robinson last spring 3,280-Tilden's
over Ingersoll 1,190. These % towns
gave Democratic majority last spring
of ,027. Republican gain 2, ,090.
Hartford, 7-Ninty-f towns give
Hayes 32,3 800 votes, and Tilden SO, 145.
These towns last spring gave Robinson
"a, 435, and Ingersoll, %, 1913. Demo
cratic majority SO far is 10,010 against
1888 last spring
Hartford, 6--Returns with only p
towns unheard, give Tilden 2,790 major
ity.
Hartford, Nov. 8.-138 out of 167
towns give Tilden 1854 majority.
Hartford, Nov. 7.-125 towns, which
do not include New London or New
Haven, gives 42,424 for Hays; Tilden,
43, ,343; Robinson, 44,G70; Hubbard,
1888; these are against last spring
Robins, 81 GIL: Ingersoll, 81, 7,143; Dem
ocratic majority, 9I9 against 5,532 this
spring. The State, no doubt. gives
Tilden clear majority. The Legisla-
ture, in all probability, Republican.
Waite, Republican in third district
is elected to Congress. Phelps, Dem
ocrat, in second, and Warner, Demo
crat, in fourth, are elected. The State
representation in Congress is un-
changed, politically.
| Hartford, Nov. THE Senate, in
all probability, will be Republican.
Returns from rs towns show net Re
publican gain in the lower house of 30
| There seems no doubt that the Legis
lature is Republican in both branches.
One hundred and twenty towns give
Hayes 3I,8 879, Tilden 40.722. These
towns this spring gave Robinson 20,
335, IngersoIl 81, ,969; Democratic loss
4,29I. Gen. Hawley is defeated foI
Congress in the 1st district by about
$50.
New Haven, New. z, Midnight.-The
town of New Haven gives the Demo
cratic electoral ticket 1874 majority.
Phelps, Democratic candidate for Con
gress in this district, reelected ovel
Kellogg, by a majority something les:
than two years ago. The State viii bt
close, with undoubtedly small major
ity for Tilden,
The weekly clarion., 1876-11-08

Boston, Nov. Butler has 5000
plurality over Tarbox and Hoar.
Boston, 7.-Evening Journal says
Grape, Republican, has been re elected
to Congress in first district by a large
majority, and that Harris, Republican,
is elected to Congress from second dis
trict twenty-four towns give Hayes
67I8; Tnden 1886; Rice 630S; Adams
1916; Baker 435. Nine wards in Bos-
ton give Hayes 6893, Tilden 7419, Rice
has 50 majority in these wards. Re-
publican specials from New Hampshire
claim the State by 1000.
Boston returns received give Froth-
iugham, Democratic Congressman for
9TH District, one thousand and three
over Gen Banks, whose defeat Is claim
ed. Leopold Morse, Democrat, proba-
bly elected to Congress from the 4th
district by small majority. The cleo
ton of Clahin, Republican, in the 9Th
District, and of Harris in Second; Lo-
ring, Republican, sixth district, claimed
BY Traveller.