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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
GEORGIA.

COLUMBUS, Ga, November 7.-MgseeGgc
county givcs 1,4OO majority for rider Ia i
and Harris, Dem, for Congress. I'M
district goes Democratic BY q heaVy ma
JOi AUGUSTA, November THE returns
sssm 10 indicate the election Of an un'
broEen Democratic delegation to Con.
vress, There has been a large vote polled
fu Georgia. Every county in the Eighth
di,trict has gone Democratic. Richmond
county gives over 5000 Democratic ma
iority.
Florida come in slowly. The Democrats
claim South Carolina by 1000 majority.
Baruwell, Aiken, Edgeheld and AsLeTilIe
counties, heretofore Republican, are
claimed BY the Democrats.
SAvANNAH, November 7.-Chatham
county gives Hartridge, for Congress
over 800 majority. Tildens majority
400. Seven hundred negroes voted the
straight Democratic ticket, Everything
passed of quietly. n,.
ATLANTA, November This State
gives a majority for Tilden OF from Co.
600 to 10000. The Congressional tickeI
iseIected throughout the State.
Augusta, GA, November IA spe
cial to the Chronicle and Sentinel, dateC
Columbia, II r. NJ, says that Hampton
is 10000 ahead in fifteen counties hearC
from, but tho Republican strongholds Of
Beaufort, Georgetown, Collector AMI
Charleston counties will reduce this ma
iority considerably. Hampton is san
guinc Of success by a small majority
By the direction Of the United State
Dspnty Marshal the polls were takeI
possession Of by the troops. There wa
no disturbance. Only citizens challenged
voters. ,,o
Augusta, Ga, November s, l9;el
A, M.-rhe Republicans claim SouII
Carolina by 1900 majority. The Dem
ocrats claim that returns enough haV'
been received TO insure the election o
Evans and Aiken, Democrats, to Congress
in place OF Wallace ard Carpenter, he
publicans.
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PuBLIc IssrALLAuoN.-At a public
installation held at Handlan's Hall OIL
Monday evening, the following officers o.
Crystal Fountain Lodge No. 81, l. o. g.
T., were duly installed by s. B. Crew, D
g. W. G. T. Of Enterprise Lodge No. %
10. G. T.: W, CT, Chas. Funk; W. "
T, Miss Francis Smith; W. r. s., Ed
Miller; W. F. s., Chas. McCurdy; ". T.
Miss Lizzie Bowman; W. C., G. b. Herk'
les; W. NJ, James Ross; W. ]. G., Miss
Sidney Brown; N. o. G., Henry Gary
W. D. NJ, Miss Belle Cook. -
A handsome regalia was voted Mr..
Charles Funk, W. Q. T. Of Crystal Foun.
tain Lodge. His contestant was Mr..
Joseph Degant, W. @. T. Of Enterprise
Lodge. The candidates for the toilet set
were Miss Frances Smith, W. ". Of
Crystal Fountain Lodge, and Miss Birdie
Mccullough, W. V, 7. OF Enterprise
Lodge. The former received the most
votes, and was awarded the prize. Re.
Treatments were served during the even
Ing, and all present enjoyed a pleasant
time,
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PERSONAL MENrIoN.-Selson Theaker
Esq, former prominent citizen ., Of
Bridgeport, but now residing in Wash.
ington City, is visiting old friends in this
vicinity.
Mondays Pittsburgh Gascttc says "sep,
Hall, Of Wheeling, the genial and hand
some member from Wetzel, was in the
city Saturdays
MeSsrs. James F. Butler and Henry
Lukens left for the Centennial yesterday,
Mr.. Dennis Meighen, Of the Boat Store
yesterday morning took his departure
Tor the Centennial.
Messrs. Charley Muhleman and Ed
Muhleman, OF the steamer Andes, went
down to Baresville yesterday to vote.
Capt. Asa Booth, Of the steamer Express
also stopped of here 10 put in his ballot
CHS. Siebkc, Of the Tidal Wave Saloon
Is popular stakeholder. He holds
about s., 900 worth OF election bets.
Uncle John Boring, although quite ill.,
managed to get to the Fourth Ward polls
and deposit a straight Democratic tick
ct yesterday. Uncle Johns sincerely is
worthy OF better cause.
John Bradshaw has been appointed
master Of roads on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, west OF Cumberland.
Bishop Kahn yesterday morning left
the city, for the purpose Of visiting sew
eral churches in his diocese. He will be
absent about one week, and visit New.
burg, Parkersburg and other points be-
fore returning.
A. Brooks Fleming, Esq, Of Fairmont
is stopping at the St. James.
Secretary Of State Hedrick left for
Charleston yesterday, to be absent a month
or six weeks. Mr.. Win. Hedrick will
attend 10 the duties Of his father during
his absence.
Captain John Holloway, well known
pilot Of the river and brother OF Captain
o. NJ. Holloway, late President OF the
Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce, has
leased the Kanawha. House at Gallipolis,
and will change Its name 10 St, Charles.
We are informed that a man in the
Fourth Ward yesterday voted on an old
tax receipt that he had carried for 10
these many years. u
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KANSAS.

topeka, November Hayes MAORI.
ty in this county is about 100; Anthony,
Republican for Governor ] 900 majority.
The Republicans also elect a member 10
the Legislature and State Senator.
LAWRENCE, KS, November mo city
or county returns are as yet complete.
The indications are, however, sweeping
Republican majorities on the State,
county and National tickets. Haskell,
Rep, for Congress in the Second District,
gets splendid majority. There was o
full vote polIed aud all quiet. M
ATcHisoN, November This city
complete gives Hayes 256 majority: Re.
publican candidate for Governor is, and
Phillips for Congress l7s majority. The
Republicans also elect State Senator'S and
Representatives.
LEAvESwoRrH, November THE
First ward Of this city gives Hayes 3G5
Tilden 278, Martin, Dem.J for Governor
1873, Anthony, Rep, POI, Fenlon, Dem,
for Congress Sl9E Phillips, Rep, 800
The Four III ward gives Tilden 1877 major
ity, Martin 1893 majority, Fenlon 254 ma
iority.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, November 1.-THE city
vote pOlled up to noon light, the Demo
cratic ticket leading three 70 one. The
State is not heard from.
LEXINGTON, November 1.-THE official
vote Of this city Is Tilden wv, Hayes
2,l72, q Democratic gain Of 464 on inc
vote Of 1872. Blackburn, Dem, for Con-
gress, l,594, shackelford, Repp 1870.
LouIsvILLE-ll p. NJ, November q
The following is from J. A. brennan
Superintendent Of tho Western Union
telegraph Company, Augusta, dap re-
ceived here at II p. NJ: Florida returns
eomes in slow; the Southern and West
ern counties show large Democratic gains.
Small Republican gains in the Eastern
counties. Tho State looks Democratic.
South Carolina Is claimed by both par.
The total vote Of the City Of Louisville,
1891, OF which Hayes has 5,l6s, and
Tilden 1913; Democratic majority Of
1905, and a Democratic gain Of $500: The
State has probably gone Democratic BY
over 5000. The Democrats elect their
congressman in every district. They be-
ing as follows: First District, Andrew
| Boone; Second, James Mckenzie; Third
| I. ". Caldwell; Fourth, J. Proctor Knott
Fifth, A. s. Wells; Sixth, John G. Car
| isle; Seventh, ]. C..s. Blackburn; Eighth
NJ. J. Durham; Ninth, Thomas Turner
Tenth, John W. Clarke.
DIES NOME, November The few re,
turns received all indicate increased
Republican majorities and the election o.
oil the Republican Congressman. The
majority on the State ticket is estimated
at 10000 to $4,000. The Peter Cooptel
vote is heavier than expected, and vii
probably reach 10000.
CHICAGO, November I'll p. M.-Par
tisl returns from 50 towns in SO countiei
in Iowa give Republican gains 2,1ls, aat
Democratic gains 149, showing net Re
publican gain Of 1870 over the vote o
1875.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul, November 7.-Returns re-
ceived 10 Q o'clock indicate full vote
and heavy Republican majority on the
general ticket. Dunnell, Rep, in the
First Congressional district, will be
elected; also Steward, Rep, in the Third
and probably Strait, Rep, in the Eighth
ST.. PAUL, November 7.-Nearly com
pleie returns from the different wards o.
this city give n majority OF nearly l,20(
for Tilden and about the same for Nc
Nair (Dcm.) for Congress. Scattering
but very incomplete returns from al
parts OF the State indicate the election o.
all three Of the Republican Congressman
Straits tRep.) majority in the Second
district will be small, but his election i,
conceded by the Democrats. Eleven pre-
cincs Of Minneapolis give Hayes 1901
TlIden 2,70S; Stewart, Rep, for Congress.
2,499, McNair, Dem, 2,j7j.
ST.. PAUL, November 1.-THE full vote
OF Ramsey county, except one precinct
gives TiIden a majority OF 1859. Thu
same places in 1917 gayc Democratic
majority OF 81 for Hastings. Dakota
county gives Hayes 427 and Tilden 427
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LITTLE Folks CENTENNIAL ExcuR.
s1oN.-The teachers and pupils Of the
public schools in the northern part OF the
city, over three hundred in number, left
the city yesterday morning to see the
great show at Philadelphia. In addition
10 the teachers, many Of the parents Of
the children accompanied the party, SO
that the little folks will be we'll taken
care Of during their absence. A special
train OF ten cars carried the excursion.
lists, leaving the B. s Q. depot in this city
promptly at 9:20 o'clock A. NJ. Capt.
r. +. Dcvries accompanied the
excursionists) and will givethem the ben.
eft Of his personal attention. It is the
intention Of the party, we understand, to
stop of in Washington City for few
hours, and visit the various places OF in.
terest there. As the Exposition closes On
Friday, they will have but little more than
a couple Of days to spend there, and will
probably return home by Saturday even
ing. .I
The following dispatch'from supt. Her.
vey, who was with the excursionists, was
received last evening by Mr.. John Nor
gam Manager. OF the Western Union Tele.
graph Company in this city:
CUMBERLAND, MD., Nov. $3.50 r. NJ.
Mr.. John Morgan, Jr, Wheeling:
The school excursion train OF over 300
has arrived safely. We are receiving
constant benefit from the gentlemanly at.
tention and efficient management Of Capt.
R. T. Deyries and r. F. Bond, who nc.
companied Us. L5'7 81
[Signed1 = q JoHs G. HERvEY.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.


The Death OF Cardinal AntOs,t
New YORK, November ia MA
dispatch from Rome relating thssirss
stances attending the death Of Cl,!a
Antonelli, says that bis death W M,
full. About his bedside were MIA
his relations and many Of hi, cal.lTa
in the College Of Cardinals. Hi l.
moments were cOmforted by he IN
tolic benediction and other ttiha
rites.
The Cardinal was SEIZED, on Sun
with a sudden attack Igout 10 tE.aS
while in the presence Of bis HGa
giving an account Of the sun, nuN
from tho Spanish pilgrims. TaRp
was greatly affected by The suid,tsai
his illustrious servants pfosirlIisL q
Emminence was, by dirtction 4 Il
Pope, carried TO an adjoining ip,trR,
The Pope sent for his own phyIidil "
declared all hope gone. IA aaE
emblems were then plstlka d b
the dying Cardinal, aud ,as Pop "
tired for a short time to auoth; put
the palace. His Holmes, knw
again visited the sufferer aud rsaL,s
by his side some time, giving hb bSsst
ton before retiring. Long ale; y
night Cardinal AntOneIi sent iFta
to the Pope, asking for pardon toI LIl
voluntary oaenses. He ling'rd a'4
at times suffering intense nsetE, q:
daylight. Then the vital eD'yisRs:t
wholly exhausted, and at pertu ossa
the Cardinal was dead. In Tie etan
Cardinals death "a the univeial VA
and expressions Of grief and rgsn
universal. The sudden prciiia'i
the Cardinal creates g;eat Con.t''tla1
in the Vatican. The CardinaliPt'isg
aud personal effects are beqt.tiSi'
his kindred. His large and vll1is.a
met Of bric.a.brac, paintings and s!i .
uncut precious stones are Iett'o IN"
seum of the Vatican.
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CHICAGO, November IA committee
Of twelve citizens yesterday presented a
petition Of 800 business men in Chicago
asking Judge McAllister to resign, on
account Of his conduct in tho recent Sui
livAn.Hanford murder trial. After the
chairman had made his address and
presentedit, the Judge remarked: "Leaye
Il with the clerk; 1t Is . matter TO go on
file; l have nothing tosay," and dismissed
the matter. 1t islno, expected here that
he will comply with the request.
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CALIFORNIA.

san FRANCISCO, November 7.-ElectiOI
in the city and State very quiet. Heay!
vote cost; $4,000 ballots polled in th,
city. The result here cannot be know
before morning. Both parties claim thu
city, but the defeat Of Pipes, Dem, fol
Congress in this district is conceded.
Partial returns from the interior show
Republican gains everywhere. There il
no question that Page, Rep. will bt
elected in the Second district. In The
Third and Fourth the Republicans are
more doubtful and cannot safely predict
from present advices.
In the Republican State Committee
room the feeling is strong that they have
carried the State by fair majority ant
the Press dispatches seem to indicate that
fact. The returns from large towns are
coming in very slow.
Nothing from Oregon or Nevada, ex
cept Democratic gains are reported in
Virginia City.
SAN FRANcIsco, November 1.-The
State will probably give Republican ma
jorlty OF 1000. A dispatch from Vir'
ginia City to the Democratic Central
Committee comedies the State to the Re
publicans by 500 majority.
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ITEMS PICKED UP AT THE PoLIs.-Tht
long agony Of betting men and politicians
Is over.
An East Wheeling Democrat Of foreign
birth has been voting for twenty years
on his first papers," but his vote was
not accepted yesterday.
That veteran statesman and phi'an
thropic gentleman, the Honorable Fourth
Governor Daily, was challenged at the
Fourth Ward polls yesterday. The Gov
ernor threatens to take the capital back
10 Charleston in revenge.
General Result seemed 10 be the big
gest General in the country yesterday.
The aggregate vote was not SO heavy as
in October.
There were fewer fraudulent votes
cast yesterday than at the State election
Every suspicious vote was challenged.
It is claimed by the Republicans that
four or FIVE illegal votes were poiled In
the Eighth Ward. Justice Schultz has
been appealed to, and will investigate the
matter to-day.
Upon complaint Of Thos. MCGOWAN, q
warrant was issued by Justice Caldwell
for colored individual named Charles
Jackson, who Is charged with illegal vot,
ing at the Madison dist. polls.
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MURDER WILL QUA few years ago
august Flower" was discovered to be a
certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. A few thin dyspeptics made
known to their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured by its use.
The great merits of Green's AugLa Hoper
became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another, until, without ad-
vertising, It's sale has become immense.
Druggists in Every Torn in the United
States are selling it. Noperson suffering
with sour stomach, Sick Headache, Co.'S
tiveness, Palpitation Of the Heart, 1ndi'
gestion, Low Spirits, ETC., can take three
doses without relief. Go to your drug
gist and get a bottle for rs cents and try
It. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin
Bros. & Co. eod&w.
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Cincinnan Horse Mario,

CINCINNATI, November 7.-Sal., /, F.,
Fifth street auctions for the last week IN.
up $40 head, Of which the shipment, ~
one car load to New Orleans al i6Ssj ~
and one car load to Pennsylvsuis 4 i
100. These were small drivers, ma
ket is generally dull and the d.stS ,
slow, particularly for driving bons \ !
classes. The best dcmand Il nov d, =
big draft horses and for stree, nv,
ranging in price from $50 to SD, nj !,
some instances as high rs $llO.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November SIS A. NJ
The returns from 26O townships Civ
Tilden 5s,s72, Hayes 57,0s3. The SAINT
counties in October gave Williams 81,
1870, Harrison 5G,0l6. Democratic gair
1856. ri a J. 4
INDIANAPOLIS, November s, ga, NJ
Reports from 260 townships and precinct'
heard from, being q per cent OF the Octo
Der vote, show Democratic gain Of 735
The same ratio of gains for the entire
State will give Tlden 1851 maj. 't,
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The LATEST.
PENNSYLVANLA.

PrTnBuRen, November S.-Returnu
received up to . o'clock this morning
from 100 towns in the II western coun'
ties OF Pennsylvania outside Of Allegheny
give q net Republican majority Of 1904
being a net Republican gain on the Gu
bernatorial vote Of 1875 Of 63l. The Re
publicans claim Allegheny county by
5000, and have probably elected botl
their Congressman.
PHILADELPHIA November T.-ReturnE
from the entire city give Republican
majority on the electoral ticket Of l6,4l9
. Republican loss Of 1857.
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BALTIMORE, Noyembsr7.-Elor,.-t
and unchanged. Wheat-UprS'S-s.iI s
Steady at 567ic. Oas-BiSI!:.s Nv, ~
Pork-Sl7 25al7 90. Bulk I.,. ," \ W Y
ers 6Aa7c; clear rib SXc, loo. SST R..Ia-
Shoulders SHaSHc; cl.v IN 5 SsSssr
Lard-Refued llHallS. B,t.,@, i w
and unchanged. Cotts-rpsS'rss.'II a
troleum-UnchanEed. WShEvNS,ssn,,if,t;
$lll2If. NVn'Sa'
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River News.

The Courier left for Parkersburg on
time yesterday morning. The Express
will be this mornings packet.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati ut
4P.M. with fair trip.
The steamers Bottle Gilbert, Telegram,
Phaeton, Market Boy and O'Neal are all
running as usual.
The Tempest will resume her trips to
New Martinsville tomorrow.
The Emma Graham posed up yester-
day morning, en- route from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh.
The Granite State is due to-day, en-
route from Portsmouth to Pittsburgh.
A snug has made its appearance OPP
positc the haunted house, above Indian
Run, point above Portsmouth.
Another bad obstruction in the Ohio
10 sunken barge at Pike Island.
The marks last evening indicated Q
feet 3 inches, and stationary.
The ST. Louis Globe Democrat says: Any
party having n steamboat $50 feet long,
thirty.eight 10 forty feet beam, can find
cash customer for her by addressing
river editor Of this paper,
The pilots say that II Cumberland dam
was opened up and u few Of the most
troublesome boulders at the Grand Chain
blasted out, the navigation Of the Lower
Ohio would 10 comparatively easy and a
great deal more Pittsbtrgh Coivmer.
cidl.
ST.. LoUB.-The shippers and pool line
steamers have agreed upon rates. Their
steamers will give q rebate on way
freight Of &c per 100 lbs. and 1Oc per bar.
rel on -four during high water Il. e.) from
the 1st Of March TO the lst Of September,
alter that loo per 100 lbs. and Zoe per
barrel.
The 81. Louis Republican says: There
is now a big pool OF steamboats, on the
Ohio, and between it and the st. Louis
pool there is kind and companionable
feeling. Outside boats arc few and far
between. ~
The Pittsburgh Erniag Chronicle says
A rolling root at the head Of Cox's ripple
is humping against all the boats that have
passed that way recently. Pilots, to avoid
It, should go outside the bar, and at the
head Of the ripple, going down, keep one
third 81 tic FLYER on the Virginia side UNI
til opposite Cox's Run, then come up on
the notch in the hill on the Ohio side
with the stern on the Virginia side below
Gross Creek. Several steamers have
touched the obstruction this week, and
full barge had hole torn in it last Sun.
day by running on top Of it. AS the root
may shiitat any time, go aiSy."
IIlv Telernnh1
CINCINNATI, November River 10
feet II inches and rising. Arrived
Glasgow, from Evansville; Cons. MilIar,
from Memphis; Robert Mitchell, from
New Orleans. Departed-Hud'On' ioF
'L7t November 7-weather
cool and cloudy. Up-ConS Millaf' I'm
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November 7.-Returnl
from 5 wards and one township are Al
iollowa: Dem. o02, Rep, 954. For Con
gress, Stuart, Dem, 672, Cravcns, Dem.
SOL, Mcclure, Rep, 905, Rice, Grecnback
IS. Election quiet and orderly.
LITTLE Rock, November 7.--Returns
from two townships in Clark county give
Stewart, Dem, 50s; Craven, DEM, 3
Mcclure 3S7. One township Hemstead
county, Republican majority .. One
township Miller county, Congressman
Snyder, Rep, 1885, SlCmmons, Dem, POI
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FINANCIAL AND COMNFpS's
BR TELEGRAPH


EAST LIBERTY, NOvcnber,,-r,.
Receipts to-day $50 head, or Il msAEu,
through and 40 cars Of ysrj 'D w'.t ~ /,
supply is very light so faF, Sp, '% ~ d
expected. This being election a, ;a'I s
ness is doing, 30 We can't male ~ w
tons. 'A!' a.
HoG.ss;-;;RCceiPs COS head. YOKE, :.
a8 90: Philadelphia Sc ?5a6 4; ''A'nE{
snEEr-Receips 400 head. sr,..
s. 90a4 IS. S'4St
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DIsoRDEREY AT THE PoI1s,-A younu
man named Charles Eslinger was very
disOrderly at the polls in Bridgeport
yesterday, and was taken into custody by
Mr.. David Howell, the police justice. A
number Of Democrats interfered, and fol
a time a riot wss imminent. Mr.. Howell
was reinforced, however, and succeeded
with some assistance, in getting his I'M
ruly prisoner securely locked up. q
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November There is
very little business transacted In the De-
partments to-day, nearly all Of the chief
officials and large proportion Of the
clerks being absent in their respective
States voting, Deep interest is mani
tested throughout the city concerning the
Presidential election, and crowds are al.
ready gathering around the telegraph and
newspaper offices.
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PREsIDENTIAL ELECTION.
A Large Vote Polled in Ohio
County-The County Democrat.
ie. OfCOuFRe.

No election approaching the Presi.
Dental election Of 20 in interest has ever
been held in this city. The excitement
during the day was intense, yet no dis.
turbances were reported, and everything
passed of quietly. The vote polled in
this county was not quite SO heavy as in
October, yet an unusually large vote was
polled, considering the fact atsince their
defeat At theState election theR epublicans
have conceded the State to Tilden. There
was a close watch kept at the different
voting places, by the Republicans, and
but very few fraudulent votes were
polled. An unusual number Of votes
were challenged, and many persons who
had been in the habit Of voting for years
without molestation were found to be
unqualified voters. We give below the
result in Ohio county:
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ME&PIB, November AT 8 o'clock
Monday morning a collision occurred on
tho New Orleans, Chicago & ST. Louis
Railroad at West Station, Mississippi
between the Northern mail train'ana a
freight train. Both engines were de-
'moIished. No lives lost. 'n
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GinPsti; !. River falling, with )

o e River falling, With : -
inches in canal. W" 0 III
EVANSVILLE, November 7w
cloudy and cold. Mercury u NsEs
River z 2.l0 feet and sIslI H. % :
Ltst-Up-KanAvha No. . and - 2
s. Bransford, Dick JohpsoSS GnEls
Baum, Woodward, Florence T.. Nv:
ton, Red Cloud. Business jpiI "'Is
NEw0RLEANs, November
Utah, from St. Louis; Gsr,si, Nm
from Cairo. ''" I'D u
CAIRO, November 7.-A,,iv.,
monwealth and City Of Cbe,,..'
Louis; Celinu, from Nashville INtass
edo. W. Anderson, for NUSyir! W.
and cold. "e'@s'sS
MEMPHIS, November 7.-Ts.
rose TS., II inches: DspSrtcd-B,".i n
White river Helena, vick,b5,s,' ' "