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TILE DIANA.
REVIVAL OF THE SHAUGHRAUN.

REVIVAL OF THE SHAUGHRAUN.
In the period Of dramatic reaction which is
at hand the revival Of Mr.. Boucicauts drama OF
"The ShauShuun," which occurred last night at Wal
lacks Thcatcr is 10 be noted the first incident This
piece has come back good time and in good
dress and it welcomed by brilliant company
Of spectators that I'll ed the thcatcr, There is
neither hour space now Tor di cursivc
remarks upon the piece, even II these were
here desirable This public knows "The Shaugh-
raun" to bo remarkable compound OF art elements and
popular features It's first act is one OF the best-in
domestic drama-eyer written by Mr. BUuclcaut or by
anybody else It's second act cunnngly turns into meo-
drama its third into farce. And the three knitted
together by text that sometimes degcneates into trivial
ity, but often IA "a silver clear and sparkling as
running brook. The "reminiscences Of the work, we
say, this public possesses; and in last nights per
Torrance these agrceaby called TO mind.
The reception accorded to the drama was exceedingly
hearty Many OF the players recalled before the
curtain, and Mr. BOucIcault, who several times com
plimcned in this way, made brief speech to the public
at the end Of the performance. In his personatiOn OF
Conn., Mr. Boucicault reSeals vein OF tcndery humor-
on, sentiment which one Of the most interesting char
aet"riscs of his nature. His acting heartily
joycd last night. and found to have become more
and more thoroughly saturated with Irish char
actcr. The east in general the as
Of oldMiss Rose Wood, Mr. &. A. Stevenson, and Miss
Josephine Baker appearing in parts previously played
by others Comment details happens to be here i'm
possible, and must be re crycd to another day. Mr.
Boucicaurs speech was the following effect: ." wish
could tell you how thankful am 10 find myself once
moro among you. and for this kind reception with
which you have favored tonight. II | could
easiy express what feel, should be ungrateful. Yet
If were silent il micht seem ungrnerous on my part
You have heard many long speeches lately that You
must be- ylad To hear a brief one now. You Know
there are three things necessary To constl'
tu,c good theatrical entertainment: an author
write u piece, good company 20 act IT,
aud-no.t important Of allan audience capable OF ap-
proclaim. d. have never had the good fortune to have
ui'tc played by more admirable company than that
WallackS Theat,r. enjoyed the advantage or 50
public - thdt ~ N.WlUrk. And, f permit
ted al. only be- too happy to pass IN your midst tie
rest OF my artistic he"
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the overture and Of the music of the
last act. The male chorus was rough and
lacking in power. From this latter cause the
chorus Of the sailors of the DnchmGns ship in the
last act lost much OF its effect for the orchestration
is so full aud powerful that the chorus was quite
inaudible most of the time Yet this is one of the
most effective passages in the whole opera.
II will probably be some months before Mr.. Carl
berg gives this opera in NewYork and by that timc
with the practice which will have been experienced
in the provinces and udicious change crtwo in the
cast an interesting aud even very fair perform
ance may be looked for.
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WlGNEKS FILING DUTCHNlN.'
FIRST PERFORMANCE N AMERICA.

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Dan, .,,.,rr,, oct II W,ouor had accor1-
,l.Ll ,,,I.,,, cI.. hv m. pr,lt festival At Bay
~, , .,.,,. r,,.. Inc has succeeded i'm Inakin, him
~, ,.,,. ,,li..J ~ for th, tiinc bcipg than any
..,I,.r,.., -, rr.p. Therefore. when any work Of
a.. g.: .,,,..,, t- fla, f,-t ti,ue IT,. prodnctiou X
,i.,.,. ..,..t ,,.t.r,.t II VA. This. more
.t ,,,rit ,,f In. ,ynr}, itself or Of It's
...,I.,., ~, ti,. o,c,.iou which Inad, the pep
..r.,n, az .rr Academy of Music here Tonight Of
I..,,..r, The Iiyiug Batrhuan " the first which
I,..,,. tin i,,a... in America, one ol unl>ual ir-
,.,,,,. and ,,iic, ,,yc rl.. 20 stroul, feelings Of
-, .,,,.,,,,, al ,,r,i,,l p.opie.
,I"1.r,i.,f interest p, .t,,lrp,, Of WAC
',.....t,., ~ ,r.. 5,.,,l,,..-
3D." t.t... h.. ,.,. L..,i,,,.,,,., 20
'' ... f;,.rs ,,.,.. ,L.. r,,,u. Of fine Italian
i,.. '..,.,. -, .,,L. which T.. nav pc.,-
..t. t,...,, ..Tb. IY,iu, Drtrlui,u" Ea, been
.. .,,,,, critic, +, bc nothing Lut = s.rcs OF
- i,..,,...,,.. If tli, .t,i,, If Ross .ui Blu and
,t..i, IIi. i..r,t tr,l, al, II v.s one Of the
r,: .,,,r,. IN ,..r,tic c,yipn-ition; and
81, - l.,. ,.,...i.,lr ttr,r.,l Tine f.t act. "A
,.i ...l ,l...-.,,,h .t.dy nf fine works of ,hr
Italian masters. There arr certain aria, in this part
of fine opera which rr-,mbr thr production, Of
th,.. master, .yhom Wagner -rom,. ,ris.hiy or in
.rn.ibg. 10 have taken models %, closely a.
many oi the cuiicr compositions ~ Mozart rc-
s.mblc those Of Haydn, or rs Brriho''nS
inst stylr seems copied both from Ii1Hdh'
t IT.. put tb,r, I. also. especially
.,t. I,.,.r,,,,. ,f The work. al element present
,ls,L i..i.,,t.- tboy,h often faiu;iy. that STYLE
,.I,.L yy,,,,,r ogly bean to develop FULLY ~ the
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BUyFNO Nov 9.-CkTTLR- Receipts today 81 head !;
thus far j2O2 head, against s4cj head
time last showing difference in receipts
Tor week thus far Ot S6 cars less sales to-day, aud
nothing Offering demand about supplied.
SHIP LAMBS Receipts today 400 head total for
the week far l3iOo head. against 2l4O head Cor
The last week the market quiet this mornings
tie only sos reported were - Indiana sheep averaging
No. al - ] car averaging % n. ~ - - car Of ono
sheep averaging 81 II, - OF Canada lambs ~ 80 90
80 - ot irda slceg Al - - hess load o. can
ada sheep and ~ Western sheep UnsOld number n
besJ offer ic Canada bucks Offering az &C.,
almost neglected.
Receipts oday $500 total for The week thus
f1Y "tUo bead; 100 Lead fr To same time last w'ch
Market opened full strong tcr!ay prices II
NorS,r, sal. about III ota good average quality, ana
Of readily ~ ~ p fair 10 Prime heavy hogs
ti market which fDuGd ready sale M - 25d 70 80 sup
py ha:.y equal TO the demand yards bare ~ stock.
CHICAGO. Nov 9.-CArTLE-kcceipts, 1900 shipments
$40 : market 5ul, and unsettled Prices Unchanged
HlGs--Rrc.pis. 5000; shipments, lSOO; market active
trn and higher heavy and igt pacing JOQ - go good
To cho ,g smooth shipping, - Su0r - 10.
~iu-rrtut~ go demand GOOD and firm iOr pes, Otcrs
Wt a and un-"itlci
IsuMs,roLs Nov. 9-HoGs steady at s. Pass as RO-
cciyts BOO.
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NORTH C1ROLINi.
CONCEDED TO HE DEMOCRATS.
TIE MAJotIrY PROBABLY 5000.

CONCEDED TO HE DEMOCKAIS.
THE MAJo.irY PROBABLY 5000.
(uY TELEGEArH 10 TIE TuErNLI
RALEIGH. " g., Nov. 9.-from returns received
rntotouight the Statc is probably 1000 Democratic.
Returns come in slowly. Tie amendments r'ln with
+hctctcts 4. W. TOUEGEE,
Member of the Republican state Committee.
GAINS FOR THEM II wEsiERN COU@HE5-IhE MI
JomIY $4,000
RALEIGH. y. C.. Nov. 9.--Grn. KIlp1tricl' arrived
IN This cty this evening from Washington. he isnow
cIosetcd with T. y. Kcogh, chairman Of IN" Republic
can state Committee, and ether Republicans at TIE
Marlborough House. Additions" returns ir'm 'he
western part of the State continue 10 Sh"" b."'-
cratic gains. The counties yci &" be- heard if'm are
Democratic, and tire majority WI certainly ','''
5000. +. B. Kcogh, chairman 81 the F"p'n-'''i
Gt.te Co,1.o,ttrc. comedies the state by 1000.
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BPoWTFLL-IE BROOKLYN ON the evening o. tl' IN inst,
o. duhthc1a, Florence Annie only ritd Of Jonathan and
C.arpu' " Brow r'i, AGED years ant months
Relatives and trru's ltn 70 attend tuc iAeru from
~ rarA pacc tuay, %. 10TH INST az O'clock IN me
afternoon. The remains viii DC taken u Albany Cemetery
20 .1tCfW"Ut
Albany papers please copy.
BrpEiL-oa Wr!ue-!ov Noy 8, $50 At Der lato resi-.
l.- West tDttg us', MS NI4-2tt Bur-.
GtIl. daughter uf the lg:c Hon WA. Al iiuri.s.
friends 81 tsc fam g respectfully
invited s;aGJ tbe funeral ~ - blarks church. >rDu
Nos. II, on - I.Il HitIH4
f.rtHvr Invitation. Iutcuucnt 90 family yani;.
.C!IAHBERLAIN-A Mouic'Jir.. y. j., Nog. 2 John C.,
Youngest ga!.. H. AuH, aII Lydia 4. Chamberlain
No'irs ti iuuet.l Hrt 't'e'.
DECETI Tie eh inst az the BerIcley' No 20 Ti.,h
ave.. SIMON e.. Decker q gel % yclg5.
Notice o. :lncIH hereafter.
yUu~oN-M city. 9;h inat, K5tc, Gauelt,ra Fred.
and Caroline r. Jaisou uf Hudson, y. T., age %
E,ia.ius taken 20 hudson Cor burial
LiulDnu ru,iIay SO. . % orange, M, IL. J. Vie
.sHa lloyd.
Fa s,,.rc az hs 5'. residence M.Hs: above CcEes..
,n 'tUsia; morning 80 - ocJc> Iue.i"cu 90 Trenton.
~.
CuaLI-or Tan-'doy Wv o. IN Hr2oLlyn. Sar'h d. ssy
fu.t-.1t W.. y.
~-yrlpu,. .1 Oh, ttt'. Fua, pt ll'.a-"-
Funeral htrui7g li,l .u.t as SO. Jartss Protestant
Episcopal thri,., tnI..r llf' 'ttlse and -. JtH
pl, al ,cr,k N,-ti, s and f.ois respect
ll., invited 10 attend
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lJTlIJ.

IN Noace, of Htriages ,lust be ind)rsd eih hsr
name and address.
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DISPATCHES TO REPUBLICANS.

THE DEMOCRATS CoNCEDg REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY
OF 800.
PORTLAND. Oregon.-Z. CUANDLER.-(Receiyod at
D. MI Have no fears for Oregon 10 is absolutely
certain for HAYES and Wheeler. Our majority at
least 900. Every precautOn has been taken from
the first to guard against fraud The Democrats con-
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ONLY TWO COUNTIES TO HEAR FROM

4 SMALL MAJORITY FOR HAMPTON
CHARLESTON, :. G., Nov. % p. m.-Nin"tccn
countr,-all official except fuuI-gyc a Democratic
majority Of 23,Gl3. Eleven counties from trust
worldly reports and some Official gi,ca republican
majority ci .IJ1. only two counties, Charleston
and Co.ton, where, before the election, the Rrpub-
Hcaus claimed respectively G,o0o and 800 majority,
remain 20 be heard from. If tha result, cou.rH"
their alticirat.ous, IIa:nptors net majority wonid
be- 90 and ildcn's probably tea or ti,crn per
cent cs. The city is ia % condition Of ieyersh e.
citeu,ut to-day.
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REPUBLICAN MAJORITY. $4,000.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. 9.-COmpcte returns from
40 counties and partial returns from the remaining
80, show that the Hayes majority in thus state VIII
be about 900. In the LIST District, Dhhhei lhep'
for Congress, has majority of $500; STRAIT Ih'p'
in the Id, has about 5000 majority, ana stewart
REM, in the Hid, has from 1920 to 800 majority
The Icpo.iotur, on Joint ballot will be nearly or
quite tyyo-thirds Republican.
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nENLncRATIc GAIN ~ 4.o27 REPONIED.
WHITE LEAGUES TAKING MATTERS INTO THEIR


Nrw-OrEANs. Nov 9.--Rctmns are still favor
able We have just received information that at
Delta Madison Parish, oppo,it' Nic~>buTg, Tie
white lca2uc- broke into the Courthouse ard de
,tioycd the baIlot-boXrs and Returns from s"Yr.a!
polls which the law requires 10 lie deposited Wax!
tlr clerk Fortunately We had counted all except
one Doll and have the original rc,Ims. Hayes has
.. 30 majority IN that parish, a cain OF Over 900
over the vote of 1874. have tla- moment rcciT,d
fine vote If Tru.as Parish, which gives Hayes 2,192
minority, q giiucf more than 200.
". T.. KELLOGG, Governor Of Louisiana.
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MISSOURI.
REPUBLICANS GAIN IN ST. LOUIS.

M I. DislN%h4Np N'+hi-' ~ ''''
ST. LoCl-. Mo-, Nov. 9.-COmpete returns from
tbe INA Congressional District give it 10 Mctcalf
ROM nv "a minority. The Democrats claim the
With district for Morgan 10y 700 majority. This
district was previously reported as probably Tor
Haven. The Republicans carry their county uchct
in this county except for Probate Judge fubhc Ad-
minisrator. and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Emil Thomas leads his ticket for Sheriff by 3'ooo
majority over ex-Mayor Brown, and the remainder
of the Republican candidates have an average ma
iorilV Of 800
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WASHINGTON RUMORS.
CONFLICTING REPORTS ABOUT DOUBTFUL
STATES.

tUNFLICI INU KEFUKIS ABUUI DUUBIfU I'd
STATES.
OFFICIAL COUNT NECESSARY IN LOUIsIANA-SOUTH
AND NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN,.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUNE.l
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Onc of the editors of The
Nr Orleans Times tecgraphs privately that the vote
close in that State that the official count will
he necessary TO determine 1t, and that there is
danger of serious disturbance. New-Orleans, he
says, has gone Democratic by 5000. Gov Cham
bcr!aln again tcegraphs here claiming South Caro-
lima for Hayes. Secretary Morrill, has received n
dispatch stating that North Carolina is certainly
Republican. Col Scgar tclegraphs here from Nor
folk that he is elected to Congress over GOode.
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SOTTH CAROLINA.
IlANprONs ELLClION CLAIMED.

UANTIVNN IIIUIIUN IININIU'
TIE DEMOCRATS CLAIM ONE MAJORITY ~ HE
LEGISLATURE.
CHARLESTON. 5. G., Nov. 9-Complete returns
from Collcton and partial returns from Charleston
County Indicate that Hampton has carried South
Carolina by from 100 to 1900 majority. The
Democrat, gain seven state senators and thiriy-ionr
Representatives, which gives them sure majority
IN the Legislature oi joint ballot, thus sccur
ING a Uuitrd States Senator in place OF Robertson
The vote for President Is still close. The Demo
cratic Committee aIe confident OF a small majority
for IIlhcn.
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OREGOY.
Conceded REPTBLICAN.
1000 or Zoo MAJORITY CLlNEp.

1,OOO or I,ZUO MAJOIIIN VLl!NtI'
S,v FRANCIsCo Nov. "a dispatch from Port
land says the Democrats now concede that OREGON
has gone for Hayes by from 500 TO 200. The r.
publican State Central Committee claim the State
lv from / 900 to 200.
SAX FRANclsCO, Nov. 9.--No actual figures can BE-
given for Oregon, but the Chairman Of the R'rub-
licap state Committee tc'cgraphs that the state
is sure for Hayes and Wheeler by 1000 majority.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

code the election has been fair, and admit publicly
that We have the State by at least 500 majority
JoHN ri. MITCHELL
SAN FEANCISCO 800 p. M. CHANDLER: lhe
Chairman of the Oregon State Committee reports
to-day "a follows: Oregon is all right-at least
600 majority" GEORGE Z. GoRHAM'
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DEMOCRATIC FLUCTUATIONS.
A DISPATCH THAT MADE THE PARTY IN WASHINGTON
lnr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrnuSE.I .

lnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l q
WASHINGTON, Nov 9.--The Democrats at mid
night very jubiant over n dispatch just re-
cciycd from Mr. Pelton, Gov. Tilden's secretary,
which says that the Republicans of the Ncw-lork
Committee cOnccdc the election of Tilden and that
the Democrats have carried North and South Caro-
lima. Louisiana, and Florida. Senator Howe is re-
ported to have tecgraphed tonight that is quite
probable that the Democrats have carried Wisconsin.
This report is from Democratic sources.
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COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANFrRO Nov. s-Cofec-Mayket animated; prices
firm hrsts g. lO0a6 20 10 kiloS. Exchange
LONDON p = Average daily receipts dung The wesh 9oO9
shipmcuts week the Channel and North 81
Europe. 5000 bags; United states 5000 bags
Mediterranean 900 bags sales 81 the week for tho
Channel North Of Europe LOCO bags; Er the United
states, 10000 bags; for the Mediterranean 1000 bags
Stock, 10000 bags Freight sailing vessel for Chan
mel 32G.
sAYos Nov S-Cofee market quiet downward tcndency
Superior Santos jSJOQJ,JjG per 10 lllOs Avcr2S3
daily receipts during the week $500 bass shipments 81 tho
week an counties, 400 bags To thc Channel Europe
nAeerrancan 81 900 bags sales VI the week for Enlor
10000 bags for the United states 1000 bags stock $4,000
hay.
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SHAKESPEARE makes the magician PIoSpero
morae the vanishing splcnors and enchanmens OF
life. only often that compelled Ia dwell on the
seeming OF good and the permanehce OF cy
This nOtceaby in the cheats Of scented soaps
for instance b. I. BABBrT, BABY aims reform,
FOR delicate with pngent doors and the high
delight for the toilet and bath Tor the VI babies
nothing can compare with IT.
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BRITISH OPINIONS ON the ELECTION

I.oNpOS Nov. 9.-TIc PaH NoH Gd:ete Of
thi, aitcoon, commenting upon the Presidential cleo
tion In the United states I'VE think Is craze
or . calUmny assert that Mr.. Tlen-so dsunctiycy
tprrseutailyc ~ business In the Eastern state.
t extend uy favor the crude projects az the lnfa-
,i. 10 the uuIntcliSrnt dishonesty o the republic
tI.Ii>t-." .
me Iircrpooi Post says the announcement Of Mr. III
den, election !, well received iu COMMERCIAL circles.
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COY snrpI1rRp IN, rlyANcLAL TROUBLE.

WARRINGTON. ID. c., Nov. 9.-Mr. AlcXan-
der H. shepherd tonight called together number Of his
personal friend. AID creditors, aud stated to them that
he was financially embarrassed, and submitted to them
. statement ~ assets and Liabilities, which showed an
excess % asset. ~ upward ot @GOO,OOO. committee
81 five appointed To examine INTO the details, aut ~
few 5.y, utr ting ofrhis Clc lltor, Will me- called lo
hear the report Of the committee. The feeling mani
Tested N III % ting N FAVOR % providing such as
distance a., Wi deliver him from his temporary embdr-
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MINNESOTA.
TIE STATE FOR HAYES BY 10000.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Nov 9.-Returns are still FAR
from complete but enough is known to assure the
election of the three Republican Congressman by
majorites of from 1, 900 to $500. The Legislature
is undoubtedly Republican, and the majority on the
Repnblican electoral ticket will at least be 10000
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While PHr<cr'- GINGER Toaic aul'reS irritation Of tho
and bowels. % d. equally "cl'in.s 90 as ,h'c on Tho
fpr Con- ,., e. i.s. .'.u sore llrIatf
fHo.t exception Superior and J others. teaspoon.
'ul taken ho y ul the worst rt W Two days. No
uasarI Dee without H. AsA druggist e. ye' d tor
yo. H,CJN Is Co.., Pharmaceutical and MIunl-Ctur.nS
Chemists los william -, y. !.
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POIILON-FOWT From "Wednesday. Nov :. 1870, n ths
rcstouco 20. tr ard's ntcr, by Sac REV ur j. !. Il.
CbHp.G. + rJlJG tO N,lAu -, daGg lttI u J. -.
Fowler. go. %. TN, cty.
P!UPro -nrNOAN-At Grace Church, Nov o. by Tie Pow;
Potter ID l., Rector church, assisted
~ tit .r. Dr .t,H Rector ~ 81 amos Philadelphia,
Wtn AUfo1 Ilpps r,u, ~ wiltshire, England 20 Mes
i,..r Percy bl,r puucau daughter OF WIN Butler Dun.
can ~ tlis cty.
PRISTICE- wednesday, Nov. :, ~ tho
rsFr,r Of ta1 brides ar.u.s. ly te -S. Or. A. T. Put.
MAN. ny trcuuce 20 Grace daughter OF Benz. l. Nes.
mtI, ~ Ji ;ii5 city.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1876.

can, for delegate, SPHINX. a majority of 10Y.
All the county Republican ticket elected except
one. The outside counties give kidder a large ma
jority, which Will probably reach 5000.
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NEU-JERSEI.


Later returns from Ncw-Jcr>cy give II'd'h
~, ..iut.l 1uaoii,. of1l.79.. Tui, vcal1 h' "a Dcr-
.,:,.,.lin Of 4Gs9, os,r tic vote ior p, don't 20
l-7. ,ud loss OF 1,43J since tac election Cd: ISL
when Gov B.Gle U,.m. nab Iai Gritty Of it.-ii. The
,-.-.. ..,. .l1,- -.- nl.- l.lNrn l-L..:
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ono.
THE STATE BY COUNTIES.
COMPARISON WITH 1877.

COMPARISON WIFI 1917
COLUMBUS, Nov. 9.-ltis still impossible tot I" S.
worthy returns frcm Ohio by counties The MAORI
ties and gain. in 30 counties thus far heard from
semi-o!lc.ally between the two State Committees
ar. follows.
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NEW-Hf.UPSHIRE.
o a.M,InplrY rnR HAYES.

',i't h-lJN'.i'' . ''' ''-' .
CoyrcEp. y. H.. Nov 9.-Rcnrn5 from ~
towns give Hayes II ,5G7 and Iidcn 3N,2I2 Tie
remaining six towns last March ave Cheney, Re
publican ST. and Marcy, Democrat ~. ms
would make the Republican majority 3,l9i.
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NEBR1Sh1.
TIE DEMOCRATS GIVE UP THE STATE.

THE DEMOCRATS GIVE Up The SiAif'
OMAHA. Ncb., Nov 9.-Promincnt wcl!-iniormcd
Democrats and Republicans concede the state to the
latter With a reduced Republican majority. None
Int the most sanguine Republicans claim the Usual
majority OF 10000 TO 1900.
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The gentle of the OF pressure yesterday is 10
be construed favoraby. There is little change in tenn
porature The moisture Of the air las sensiby decreased
The conditions in general point To pleasant weather.
For this city and vicinity, clear very slightly
cOuod sky and cooler wind Is To be expected to-day;
there little prospect OF change for tomorrow, except
that 1t Is more likely TO be partly cloudy.
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HAYES PROBABLY PRESIDENT
Continued from First Page.

Boutwell, (Rep) next March. Some of the districts are
still in doubt but the latest reports give the hepnD
cans about the majority as IN the last LcSaur'
The new and old Legislatures compare as follows ac-
cOrding to the latest returns
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" YOMING.

A REPUBLICAN DELEGATE ELECTED.
CHFYFNNE, Wy T., Nov. S.-Latest returns give
Corlett rep for delegate TO Congress, 1000 ma
jority.
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MON TAN4i.

DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE CHOSEN.
SALT LAKE. Utah, Nov. s.--Maginnis lDem.l is
elcct,d delegate from Montana.
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DihOTl.
SWEPT BY THE REPUBLICANS.

YASKroN, u. L. Nov. 9.-The election returns
come Ia slowly, bat indicate larger Republican ma
iorities than ever given before. Yankton County
gives total vote Of 1,l07, giving Kidder Republic
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UTAH..

DELEGATE CANNON REELECTED.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. S.-Csnnon (MOrmOn) is
elected delegate over BasIn u.iberal by probable
majority OF 10000.
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lror other snip Aeirs SEE Tbhd PGJe.l

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UNHAPPY YOTER.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: DO you suppose brother Hayes feels glad
al this date To think that lie ndoIsed in his letter OF
acceptance the civil service administration Of Gen.