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'Reelectci.
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Returns from 4G1
towns aud precincts give Hayes net majority
OF 1901. II the same ratio Ia kept up In the re.
maiuder OF the state the m lotity will he, as
compared with the vote OF 1879 from $1,000 to
5000. CullOm Ia undoubtedly elected q uvernor
over the combined Democratic and Greenoack
vote. Gen. Farnsworih 'rnccdes the election
OF Lathiop, tho re.ul Republican, Ia the
Fourth Disttict, over himself and Hurlbut.
Further returns from the interior Of the State.
being a additional towns; Go not change mate.
out, namely, "a little over 2O.0OJ. Cullom (iiepJ
has for Governor even lareer maj rlty.
Later returns from 3sg towns and precints
give Hayes 1888 and rlden " OBS, w +inst 63.0T9
Tor Grant aud 4l.:f92 for Greeley IN 1877
Returns from 70 towns md precints. for which
there Is NJ basis Of comparison, give Hayes
1I.8s5 and Tiden 1881.
1nirty.slx other towns give Tilden net ma
Marsh (Rep). for Congress In the Tenth Dis
trct received 800 majority over both Hungate
Dem). and Christie (Green). This Is the third
Republic in gain In tue Congressional districts
Of IlltnOs.
Compete returns from Cook county except
Give Hayes SS5G TiIdea ss eis, Cooper
IsSe'Vsa 1921 "a and st.. ssswar, Rs,%
districts and towns viii. It Is claimed, almost
certainly change the resalt to small Republi-
can aiority In Cook county. The vote of the
CITY OF Chicago Is Hayes, sS,3ls; 1ilden. 5.2iT Z.
The tribune claim. that the Republicans we
elected their wnole county ticket except
Cough, their candidate for sheriff. This claim
Ia based on nearly complete returns In each
case.
Returns from tho Congressional Districts so
far as received; show the election OF Aidrlch,
Republican. 10 the First Harrison, Dem ocrat, In
the Second Brcntano. Republican. IN the THIRD (;
Lathrop In the Fourth Burchard, Republican.
in the Fifth; Henderson, Republican, In the
sixth Furt. lie publican. In the Bighth: VIII
son. Democrat, 10 the Ninth; Springer. Demo
cat. in tue Twelfth; Cannon, Republics an,
In she Fourteenth; Morrison, Democrat. In
the Seyenteenth Wiley. Rep, In the Eight
eenth and the result IN the seventh, Tenth,
Eleventh, thirteenth, Fifteenth. 5 xtoenth, aud
Nineteenth IN doubt. The Republicans have
certainly gained two Congressman, and possibly
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etors hold over. The next senate will there
fore be Democrats, IL Republicans, 10.
HOUSE or ASSEMBLY.

ATLArrro-.Leonard II. ASHER (BJ
BEnaES-i. 'John H. winsnt (D0 = Q. Barney II Fer
.BysLlseTos-i. acorse syres R}; a:Eax.rd T
Matnevs DJ 3. Samuel Taylor tR) T. John Cspi
CAsDsr-i, .Aiden c. scoyei Qs)i Q, Alfonso Lund
CARE MAY-'wm. T. stephens Qal
CuhBnRLAsD-1. Isaac l. Nichols (B) e. George
EssEx 4, 'Aibert D. Trsphagen (Rlt 2. Edward d.
Person (R) g. 'Frsncis K. Howell (Rl 4 IS g. Van
Rensselaer, (R.) O. Joseph II. wightm IN lR) o. Got
fried klneser (pli Z, .Elsanah DRAKE dJi D. Chss.
GLoucEsTrB-1, Caleb q. Pancost tR) 3. samuel
muDsoS,1 Martin NJ. Drohan Dly 2. .rhos. J.
S Jane. s,svsq: ,bJ! 81 :RadoiDh RaSc tbJ J. Eh,sS
'.HvsrSspos22L Henry Dhaen D), g. John
mEscKa-i Horatio IT. Burroughs (R.) IT Q. WIN. 8.
Yard (D)t s. }. v. Pover.lD)
MIDDLysKx- i. John Waldron D) 9. sCharlos
A. q 'mpDel D.)L9. David z. Martin lDl
MoNnouTH-i. Jas. l.. kue (DJi Q. VIM. n. Ben
nett tDJi 5. Jas. Il. Leonard tnJ
o. Cooper lRj I 3. Cornelius ?. Gsrrsbrsnt CDJ
OoHks-fsasc A. Van Iiise tRJ
PAesAIO-l, sJohn W. Grggs (R.)I 2, John Sander.
son ODE g. sJoscph L. Gum nlnghsm tR.l
SALEM 4, John 8. Eiweil O)i g. 'Qunton Keas
..sosiassr-1. 'Jamcs L. Bergen OBJ 3. 'Jsmes II.
SussHx-George Crter CD)
UsIos-i. John Rgan (DJl s,'Moses Y. Corr RN
SwpSss wssis.s-i. a. " Dewitt D9, 9. .El. j. M.os,y
(D.J
sIkan
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NEW HfMPSHIRE.

Grants majority n 1872. J3,is1. 1lllen's ma
Il ~, ,53J,
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Ia, Iu3 votes, apalnst Dakin's 1888, giving Chit
tenden 255 TN jority. In the Fourth Dlsttict.
A. NJ, Bli.. received 1913 votes. and Solomon
Splitter e.95l Bliss's mpjprity, 5.e67.
In the county. william Barre (DemD was
elected Register over Corporal Tanner by 2,gI6
votes. Jonn Delmar lDem.) was elected over
(Dem.) wrs elected Surrogate over walter Liv-
ingstone Qnd. Dem by 2y9 majority. Bernard
Midas ID sui.) was elected over John Cunning
ham by A4 ~ jority
". II. Brrrell was elected Comptroller over
Ripley Ropes 10y $500 majority. simeon Soaring
was elected Auditor bv $500 majority. Andrew
Walsh was elected POLICE Justice, and Daniel
Ferry, Wilson Bloom. and Ludwig Semler, all
Democratic. were elected Justices Of tho Peace.
the following Is the complete vote for Pfesi-
do m and Gnv
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4LIB I'M 4.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. s.-The returns oon-
tinus TO indicate at least 5000 majority for
Tilden. For Congress, Herbert in the Second.
william, In the Third. Idson IN tina Fifth, Hew-
lit 10 the sixth, Forney In the Seventh, aud
Garth In the Eighth District all Dem ocrats. are
Dem) over Bromberg. Shelly (Dem) makes
Immense gains IN the Fourth District, and Is
Rspier, the rival cOlored candid ttes. As far as
heard from there was not a disturbance in the
State.
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TENN ESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Nov. s.-Tilden's majority in
this city Is l,O55 and that OF Dorsey Thomas,
Ind. for Governor, 1,i6s Young. Dem, is re-
elected to Congress by about 500 major
ity. The entire Democratic county ticket Is
elected.
The election excitement has aoated but little.
and the bulletin boards are still suTrUunued by
eager crowds. Thomas Qnd) for Governor, 3
carried Shelby county w a majority OF 2,eoO
HaEdlman county nv 10, and Haywood county
by 1855. Porter (Dem.), Tor Governor has car
rled WeAklsy county Oy majority OF 100.
Young ODem) Is reelected IN the Tenth Con-
gressional District 6y majority VI wv.
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HISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.-Returns from 265
towns and wards give Hayes i,60l majority-net
Democratic gain OF 778,
Complets and partial returns from forty zone
counties show a net Republican gain of 4.eO
over last year. This cannot be overcome oy the
counties to be heard from.
The Republican majority In the State will be
fully 400.
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without opposition. In the Second District, the
election OF Slemmsns Dem.) over Snyder tRepJ
IL concsded by the Republicans. The third
District, in which Little Rock is situated, is
close between Mcclure Rep.). stuart Deml
and Cravens Dem) It's claimed By the Repub-
licans. and will require an ofnolsl count. In the
Fourth District. Gunter is elected without oppo-
den aud Hendricks.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE M THI
SUNS REPORTERS.
A Man Stabbed In tho Rye after Talking Pets.
tics-He Dice from having his Brsia

A Man Stabbed in tho Rye after Talking Psss-
tics-He Dice from having his Brsis
Pierced by tho TIP Of IN Umbrella.
Richard OKeefe. OF 445 West Forty-Hrss
street, and John Fitzsimmons and Thomas
Dynan, OF s5 West Forty-nrst street, drank
and talked politics In Matthew MoCormick's
saloon, at Forty -arst street and Eighth avenue.
on Monday evening, but as they beosme ua-
bearably noisy, the proprietor compelled thom
to adjourn to the sidewalk. The altercatioa
was renewed. and Fitzsimmons was struck In
the eve by an umbrella point. He died In Belle
vue Hospital yesterday. Tho umbrella ito en-
tered the eve socket without disturbing etthes
eve lid. pushed aeide the eve ball. struck
against the orbit, the concave bone behind the
eye, and then pierced tho brain.
Fitzsimmons after being wounded went 70
the lhirtv-seventh Police Station. and h ID hts
eye dressed, and tnen he went awav: He was
round sleeping In hallway on Tuesday morn
Inc. three doors from Tenth avenue. After hia
removal TO the hospital, ono side OF hts body
Deoamo paralyzed aud he was unable to speak.
Dynan says that O'Keefe Inflicted the wound
and that the umbrella was broken by the vlo-
ience OF the blow. Detective Scbmittherger, OF
the Thirtteth street police arrested O'Keefo,
Dynan, and Mccormick Yesterday.
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Mis-. Marshall n,,I, Abena.

Miss Marshall left the track In Central Park
Garden ct 1897 o'clock yesterday morning. and iay
down to sleep IN her bedroom. Miss Won nillern fol-
lowed her eighteen minutes later. The former had
completed her 10Th mile. .he latter her 1O7th. Misc
Marshall mace her nrst mile after the - IN about
twenty minutes, aud Miss Won Hilcrn Ia about seven
teen. Miss Marsaali walked her l2i5 milo IN iS NM
20 sec. Miss Vor Nj Tern walked her 100 h mile IN Us
min 25 sec. AT about OClUcN they took Orrakf ist
They then cung 10 tne track throughout tue remainder
day, about hours each, including tho
soppage FOR dinner Al 10 o'c ok last cvening Miss
Marshall had completed her Tooth nile Miss Won
IA harf f,nl
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MISSOURI,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8.-Missouri gi res Tilden
and Phelps 5000 majority. We nave elected
thirteen Con gressmen. Erastus Wells 10 reelect-
ed from tho Second DISTRICT Edward @. Kehr
~ probably defeated in the First District. st.
Louis county is very close, with NAL ority OF tho
Democratic county ticket probably defeated.
II viii require the olnoI@l count 10 decide.
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TRENTON, Nov. o.-lhs uriGe-ring convicts,
heavily mAnacei, have catered Trenton PRISON 70
serve VI hard labor tho terms Of their sentences.
Sheriff Hires OF Salem delivered ion, Coli
yer srk. and Fiddler keury At the prison ON this
afternoon. They WC dro .sed quiet In their
denieanor. large nuinncr OF pugiis,s and other
firnuH uf the cts assembled 1t the station
WHcu tue shcrli aud his pris 1ners arrived.
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M1SsACH USETTS.

Boston, Nov. 8.-Returns from 1872 towns,
om braoing all but eight small ones, in mass
give HAYES 1893; Tilden, 105,S5; Rioe (Reo)
Tor Governor. l3l ,4Sq; Adams tDem) 10000 /,
Baker (Probib) ll,S68. The Seventh District
Hoar, 202o.
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them therefore take this cali s an earnest Of your
loyalty to the Republican party, and your desire for s
success II late sdvices should change the rcsul IRON
what II IL announced at present, assure yon snail
frequently recall this visit during tue time shall yet
live smong you with pleasure. I bid You good night.
CrScISNArr. Nov. s.-The vote in Hamilton
county stands 1tlden, p,t8s; Hayes, S,7I0;
Cooper, 81 Smith Prohibitionh L.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Nov. s.-Thero Is no materia
change In the situation as lelegraphed last night.
Hawley, Kellogg, and Hubbard (Reps.) are de-
feated for Congress In the First, Second. and
Fourth Districts, and Waller (DemD in the
Third District, leaving the delegations DoHt-
icaliy tine same as now. Tilden has swept the
State, az has also the Dem Ocratio state ticket,
but the Republicans have recaptured tho Legs
lnturo.
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William. Pleading Guilty.

TRENTON, Nov. Sin tho United States Court
to-day Edward B. Williams and Edward Fairblnks tho
nrst Indicted for frauducnty absrlctng money from
tho FIRST National Bank Of ElIlheth and tho second
for being gn accessory 10 the felony Withdrew their
poa ot not guLtY, aud pleading gully Judge NiIoa
hEed lueedaY tho Glst inst to hear argumUnLs frvm
counsel ~ mitigation OF sentence.
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Iron Rails Moro Durable than s,oei.

LEEDS, Nov. 6.-The Mercup saws expor-
monls being nado with process Increasing tho
durshlily OF iron rails, which promises the grestest
success. An eminent i~ay uhcia Ia. asserted con.
huent that by TINS process, rails bO produced
more durable than steel at an Increase cost OF olly
nYe doNa.s per ton over ordinary iron rails.
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Ahshs.

TOPEKA. Nov. 8.-The returns received
are sufficient to show that HAYES has carried
the State 10y over 1900 majority, and Anthony
NRep) for Governor by over 5000.
Three II publican members ars elected. whloh
Il gam Of one UlasholD IN the seventh Dis-
triot. The Legislature stands Republican by
3tOl.
More Republicans have been elected on the
str ieht ticket this year than for Il number OF
years.
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THE LArEsr OLD WORLD NEWS.


BRUssEIs, Nov. 8-Le NOrd to-day sayst
Russia insists on an early conference OF the powen
the basis OF the English proposals Gen. Igna len,
the Russian Amblss ,dor at Constantlnope, has been
los ructed TO support energeucay, Afg1 measure OF
administrative autonomy for Bosnia. Herzegovina.
ana bulgaria, With ,ficaolouA guaran ees under the
control Of the
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African Exploration.


LoNDoN, Nov. 9The Press Association Is In
formcl tlat the African explorer Gordon Intends 70
continue his explorations IN consequence Of having dis
covered Orsnth u a." Mhiie kie which may pOssL
lly vua llo MN 10 avoid tho rapids vhiih hihcftd
harre1 hls progress. ~ Il oprna ~Atr communication
from VIC ora y Nyauza 10 hhartOum.
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AFaiiurc 10 Wall street.

The arm OF Kissam & Co., bankers and bro
kers at 30 Wall street. failed Yesterday. The Kpsams
related by marriage to Commodore Vanderbilt aud
Al tune did an immsnse business for the rAilrnsd
monarch and those VINO iolowed his leader hip. rho
hrm lost hes,iy u the panic OF 1878 aud since tbeu in
common with other houses at that time do ng large
commission husinc ., their transactions nave beoA
hunted The liabilities are not large. and the suspea-
slon Will be only temporary.
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'Reeloctod
Conaressmen Elected.

The Congressional delegation stand
three Republicans and four Democrats, as fol
lows:
FIrst Distrfct-sClement n. sinnlckson (i)
Second Dlstrict-Dr. j. Howard Pugh (IaJ
Thifd Dstrict-'Mies Ross (D.)
Fourth DStrict-Alvah A. Ciark (DJ
Fifth District-sAugustus W, Gu Ter (DJ
Sixth Dislrict-Thos r. Peddle (HD
beveath Distriet-'Augustus A. HArdenborgn lDJ
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LONDON, Nov. @-Iho Standards Paris special
Gays there is split In the Caoinet. NJ DO Aarcere the
Minister OF The Interior complains Of NJ. Dufauros
severity toward the Republican pres II T. reported
that the Lcit purpose an Interpolation tho slDIoct
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The body OF Bernhard ii. Reinold, q druggist
a, $50 Third avenue. who has been missing since the
elst ult. found in the Narrows OF Fort Hamilton
on sunday. The money tnat he was supposed to havo
han with MIN gone but his watch 9 In n yest
pocket. Tnc features we're decOmpOeed and the bAss
Of tho SkuIl fractured Foul pIay Is suspected.
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SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov 6.-Dr. Juriab Harriss, Q
prominent physician and John H. Gardner formerly VI
the nrm Of John II. Gardner Co., ship brokers' dtea
yes rrdaY Of yellow fever
lho tutai numuer Of lnternens to-day was ten. ~
Nlch SIX were tho bodies VI persons who uied frVIn
yellow fever.
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A Cnn.tnbIc In Trouble.

VIM. II. Lee procured a writ 81 attachment
against s.oop 10 JcricY CITY on saturday. The writ
wa giYn 10 Constable Shcrl Ia ryr, and ne allow
ed the mstcr TO escape VI thr Vessel 60 Nov lOrk.
Ice Jrst'fdaI charged hhcri~G VAL accepting UrDe.
ah1 nc u ~ Dp arrested.
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PENNs YIY1HI1.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6.-The Times re-
turns from all tut three or four counties In
Pennsylvanii give HAYES $3.50 majority In the
State. His mai jlrty In Philadelphia Is about
D.Ooo. The following are the msJorities by
counties as far as heard from:
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DAVID NoLlughIIn won't Tn tho Yard az 81 MuI-
berry street. last evening. followed oy an ItaL
an named Paul bowen. OF 81 Mulberry street. with
whom he had an alteration. and who STABBED HIM ia
the Abipmen. Mel ,ughlin was sent u the lAmoers
street HOspiti where his w0un1 pronounced ftaL
Bowen 4.
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ARK iNS.1S.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. g. Returns from all
plrts OF the state SHOW that the vote was sin aler
than ut the state election in Ootob Dor. For Con-
gross. Ganse Dem.), First DistrloL Ia elooted
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The United state. L,fo Insurance Company.

In the suit Of Francis u. O'Connor, a Brooklyn
insurance agent against the Unlted states Lie Insur
Company James Buell.. Its President. and John o.
De witt. its ex-president, motion was made before
Justice Pratt IN brooklyn yesterday vacao the
pate order granted by Justice Gilbert for the
lion OF the defendants before trial. e. learn who should
be MADE defends to the action which IL to rcstr
the PENDANTS from transferring the business % ths
company. MIR. Vandcrpoel In Drhaf OF the defendant
that the plant n dOes not appear the com
psny's books Kholder. aud that trustee for
bis wife. hc had fSht to Institute tue action Juk
uce Pratt reserved his decision.
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., CoScoRD, Nov. S.-Rcturns from 2lO
towns give Hayes 3oJG5; Tllden 8G,S3, with
fweDty-elx towns to hear from which gave last
year seventy Democratic majority. Inc total
vote Will reach $1,000, the Greatest ever poled In
lthe Dt
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The project OF holding meetings on Sundays
for the attendance Of Jews who cannot. for business
reasons. attend saturday morning services has gven
rise TO anOtner to ratsy the want II pr posed
TO mold regular services In the rdT
afternoons alter business hours and the idea uOde
discussion.
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A Deputy .heriG shot by n Negro.

IALI1MOHE, Nov.b-A special from Annap0-
lis says Deputy Sheriff DenJanin Loech shot and
Killed. by colored Al the polls In the Eighth Dr.
trIct OF Anne Arundel county Yesterday No part lea
lars havo yet Ocon reoeiye"
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PARIS, !

PARIS, Nov. s. "A telegram from Japan.
dated Nov O. says Japinese naval and military force
attacked the ln>urs nts thtt dW at ialr the floV-
nce VI hagatO. The Insurgents wc.e beaten anu Oh
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The following Aldermen at large are elected.
all OUT those whose names are IN italics being
Democrats:
samuel A. Lewis. william l.. Cole, Henry ID.
Putroy, Patricg keen4n, Joseph Pincknep. and
RUFUS u. Coi0inO.
Ibe lollo wing district Aldermen are elected
Thomas shells. John J. Slsvin. Bryan Reilly,
John J. Morris. John De Frses, William Lamb,
Joun W. Gnnizer, George Hall, Ferdinand
Ehrhdrdt. William Sauer, william ,mOn, Henry
p. HOuand, WilliAm Joyce, Michael Tuomey,
Louis j. phLllps.
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, Wy. T.. Nov. s.-Latest re-
gress, 1,00O majority.
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GEORG on.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 7-Georgia sends an un-
broken Democratic delegation to Congress. The
majority Tor rldcn Is nuout 1900.
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DELI WARE.
ExCIrEME ENT IN WASHINGTON

WILMINGTON, Nov. 8.-Tho Democratic
majority In this State will reach 1900.
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Governor-LucIus RoBIrsor.
Leu enantuoverdor-MILLtAs 4 DoRsHyInHI.
Canal CommlssiOner-DARiUs A. Oapkh.
Inspector Of State Prisvns-koBERr H. ANDERSON.
Judgu OF the Court VI Appeals -RoDEkr EARL.
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state Senators Elected to FIJI Vacancies.
Fifth District-Afred Wagsian (Dl.
thirty .rrst Dlstflct-E. q. Sprague (RJ.
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Northerly winds possibly backing 20 north
WeAt sta mary or iower tcapernturcs rlslnG barur
eteF and CLOUDY Or cioarng H:acr.
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Weather Once Prediction.

SAN RENO, Nov s.-rhe Duchess OF Aosta,
Ga 0noeu Ol apaln. "a dead.
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sReslected. +Democratic gain. +Repubioan
gain Democ ats S7 Republicans 81 In the last As.
senioy there were ~ Republicans and Cd Demoonts-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-22

"That's a good deal better liquor
than they set out at most bars" said
the stranger, as he drew a thumb
across his mouth and set the cmpty
glass on tho bar. "That tastes like
real Kentucky Bourbon. If met.
would sell good liquor-as good as
yours-wc should hear no temperance
lectures there would be no drunk
ards graves. 1t is bad whisky which
causes the sin and wretcheduess and
restitution, and breaks up so many
happy homes. There's health and
happiness and good cheer in this.
could drink it all day and feel that
| was better and noblcr man at
night" "Fifteen CENTS" interrupted
the impatient bar tender. "Fifteen
CENTS" returned the stranger; "why,
guess my credit is good, amt it 81
"No it amt; l don't know You.
"Don't know me! Yon say you live
in this town and don't know me p
"Come. now, no more of your chin.
music; pay for that drink and get
out" said the indignant bar. tender.
"Why, young fellow, I'm A. r. Stew.
arts first cousin" rejoined the strau-
ger; and then four men sprang for
ward and threw him out Of the alley.
window.
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!. A SQUARE IssUE ON TIE AtipRo-
rRIATION BILLs.-'rhe Washington
correspondent of st. Louis Repuh-
|ican, under date Of the Goth, says
that Mr.. Morrison viii introduce ~
joint resolution on the day following
extending appropriations for the pres.
ent fiscal year to December Is, with
the understanding that, as the cleo
ton of a President by the Democrats
mean reirencs1ment, as is claimed, the
Senate shall then agree to the bills,
but that in the event Of the election
OF Republican President the House
shall accede to the Senate amend
ments. If the Democrats are sue.
cessful the appropriation bills are to
take effect July first, all salaries and
money used after that time being in
advance, rs it were. This will put
the question squarely before tile peo-
pie, if the Senate passes the resolu.
ton, which is doubtful. If they do
refuse, the people will then see that
there is no sincerity in their oppos'-
ton to the bills.-Times.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-22

When Babcock, after lond pretenses
Of desire to meet all the bottom
facts Of his cast, came to actual trial
before Il court and jury, lie used every
effort to keep out the damaging cvi.
drnce: When Blaine, after ,leceitful
representations from his seat in Con.
gress of his railway transactions ard
adroit protestations Of his purity, was
confronted with the private cores
pondencc which witnessed lis cor
rnpt practices, he tried tn bny off the
holder Of these letters, and meta
phorically went down on his knees to
him. Failing in these attempts to
silence his bold accuscr, he seized the
letters aud carried them off. When
BcIknap came into the Conrt OF I'M
parchment smiling, he declared his
defense sound and sufficient one.
Yet he at once tried to escape trial
by pleading non Jurisdiction, aud he
has used every means to secure de-
lay and defeat justice. This Is not
the way III which innocent men act /;
but it is the way Of crimiuals.-N. Y.
Sun.