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PRODUCE MARKETS E.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE RUTLAND GLOBE
Vermont Markets.

Vermont Markets.
The following Is a correct exhibit Of the stand
ing OF the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for the week
ST. ALBANs MARKET.
ST. ALBANs, Now I.
Butter--Common l691sc; good, 1923; choice,
9i@8O gilt edge 32c, per pound, with very
little Offering.
The attendance at market was slim. Re
ceipts light. Market dull, it being election day.
No change to note in prices. Shipments from
st. Adams for the three months. August, Sep
TENDER and october, 2.025 tubs OF butter, 1O1
crates OF butter. AL boxes OF cheese, 25,i43 but
ter frRins, 90 butter boxes, and 1910 bushels
ofpota
RICHMOND MAnI2T.
RICHMOND, NOV. 6.
Butter-Falr to good, goose choice and
fancy, 29G3OC Cheese, farm dalriCs, 100 l2c;
latter price for sage,
REMARKS.
The Richmond market for butter on Monday
was about the same as last week. a few fancy
tubs at q higher price.
MILTON MARKET.
MILTON, Nov. I.
Fair to good brought 20a22c choice 23c.
MlDDLEBURY MARKET.
MIDDLEBURT, Nov. 6.
Butter s5 to SIC; Cheese 15n; eggs Is TO lie;
potatoes 20 to T5c; oats 40 TO soc; telns $3.50 to
s2.OO; hay $500 10 t1l 90; wool 20 to CSC.
v~ERdENNEs MARKET.
VERGENSEs, Nov. 4.
Butter, 25 to 2Sc cheese, 10 to lOKc eggs
14c Potatoes, a. to 4jc oats, 40c beans, 81 "a
TO 81 % pork, per 100 lbs. S23 on apples, pei
bbl, So 90 wood, 81 90 to 80 co veal calves pei
ID, sc.
NEW HAVEN MARKET.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. I.
Butter 2s@303 perlb. (; cheese 13@l4c per ID.
Eggs 20c per dozen Potatoes 1 600 per bush
Poultry (dressed) 129l4c q d.; Hay, siO0sl.
per ton
REMARKS.
shipments to-day-9,l 100 rs butter, COO Us o
poultry, 3 cars OF hay. 4 cars OF lumber
PIITsFoRD MARKET.
PITTsFoRD, Nov. I.
Butter, 20925c; Eggs, Ice oats. ACE; Potatoes
co.. live hogs, DC poultry, S9lOc.
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western 200 to 2.25; medium choice 1.7O to l 70;
common 70 good 1.to TO Leo, aud yellow eyes at
2.12H to225.
The Boston market is actit13
ONIONS.
Market good. Sales at tl.50Sf,75 per barrel.
POTATOES.
Early Rose, 7Oa75 jackson whites 6O@70c
other kinds 90 to COO per bushel.
REMARKS.
The Boston market Is active.
Five hundred and thlrty.threo barrels Of pc
tatoes were shipped from Troy to New York by
the Thomas Powell Wednesday night and 800
barrcls by the Hudson River railroad. The
prices paid were as follows Prince Alberts,
Peerless and Early Rose, eighteen shillings,
and Peachblows from twenty to twenty one
shllllngs per barrel.
The potato crop Of Maine this year probably
reaches 2,5Oo, 900 bushels, worth a million dol
lars. In Aroostook county, some 3OO,t 100 to 500 =
OcO Will be converted into starch. Large guam
titles are also being shipped to Bangor for ex
portatlon, In Aroost0ok the farmers get about
80 cents per bushel, while at Bangor, the great
potato mart Of the state, the prices range from
so to GO cents.
WOOL.
Tho wool market continues TO sustain the
high prices previously noticed, with steady, dc
mand from manufacturers and considerable
speculative inquiry, the sales OF the week IT,
cludo some considerable lots for the New Yori
market. The foreign advlces are quite favor
able. The transactions include $500 lbs @
Ohio and Pennsylvania neecos at 4oa45Xc o Do
X, XX and above $4,000 lbs Michigan ant
other neeco5 at 3sa42o mostly at ioc q 10 $50
O0) lbs comblng and dclalae neeces at 4ia55c
for washed, and 353 for unwashed 100000 lbi
OF unwashcd and understandable nccces al
25a3lc 27S,OoO lbs oregon at 2Ia85c; Geo, 900 lbl
California at 17a26c for fall, and l3Ha29Hc 70
poor to good spring 10000 lbs super and
pulled at 35a45; p, OCO lbs Of tub washed at 40
a45c, 1900 lbs Of Nolls at SIC $1,000 lbs scourc
at 49a15c and 10000 lbs sundTles on piivat
terms. For foreign wool we notice more IN
quiry. with sales Of ilG,C COO lbs Cape, In bond, q
lGo gold, for Canada; 2O,OoO i5s Australian a
zoe zoos lbs Adelaide at 4Ic and $1,000 bI Smy
ma carpet on private terms.
The balance Of the windsor county wool eli
was sold at 33@35c.
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Especial 10 Tne Gl0De'l
Bennington Democrats Enthuse.

B%ENN1NGToN, VI, Nov. 0.
The democrats gathered in large num-
bers at Library hall, last night, to receive
the latest footings, and hear congratulate
ry addresses from John Sibley, esq, Prof.
Harpending, A. p. Childs and James
Boardman. This evening, it is said that a
national salute will be fired on the hill in
honor of TIlden's election. STARK.
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Letter from Senator Fdmunds.

The speaker laid before the house on
Thursday afternoon, a communication
from Senator Edmunds in response to the
joint resolution inviting our senators and
representatives in congress to address the
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OREGON.
DEMOCRATS ooNoEDE rnE STATE.

NEW York, Nov. O..
Encouraging reports are received from
Oregon, The democrats conoede the state,
which has given a republican majority Of
over 1000, and gained q republican con-
gresham.
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LAKE CITY, Fla, Nov. o..
Twenty-one counties in Florida give
LII republican majority. Eighteen coun-
ties not heard from, but estimates based on
the election Of 1874, will give a democratic
majority of 1,9G6, which will make the
state democratic by 255 majority.
FLORIDA IN DoUBr-wAITING o TIE YER.
DICT.
1870 o'clock p. ma steamboat is ex-
pecled at Palatka this afternoon bringing
returns from the upper ST. Johns river
counties. Both parties still claim the state
and nothing is positively known as to the
result in Florida.
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An Awful Cyclone in India-1,00O
Houses Destroyed-5,0 900 Persons
Perish.

CALCUTTA, Nov. o.
The district of Backeryunge was ravished
by a cyclone on Tuesday last. A thousand
natives houses were destroyed. The town
of Dowlutkhan was submerged by a wave,
and 5000 persons are believed to have per-
ished. The government has sent relief to
the desolated section.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CLOSE.

CHARLEsIONI NOV. y.
Complete returns from Colleton aud par
tial returns from Charleston county indi-
cate that Wade Hampton has carried South
Carolina by from 1900 to 1900 majority.
The democrats gain seven senators and
t~hirty-four representatives giving them a
sure majority of one on the joint ballot &C.
curing a United States senator in the place
of Robertson. The vote for president is
still close. The democratic committee are
confident Of a small majority for Tilden.
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VIRGINIA.


NOV. y.
Additional returns from the state con-
firm last nights dispatches in relation to
Tilden's majority, and the congressional
delegation, except the fourth district,
which was reported aa probable to elect
Joelgensen, republican. Reported returns
tonight from all the counties in that dis
trict but three, give %lIunton, democrat,
over 800 majority. 1t is believed the
counties TO lear from cannot change the
result, This will make the Virginia dele
cation folidly democratic.
Good official majority for congress in
Norfolk dis'!i t is 1850.
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MINNESOTA
REPUBLICAN ooNGREssMEN.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. 0.
Durnell, republican, for congress in first
district is elected by $500; Strait, republi-
can, in second, by about 5000 and Stewart,
republican, in third by 1900 to 1900. The
legislature on joint ballot will be nearly
if not quite two thirds.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov. o..
Additional returns from the western part
OF the state continue to show democratic
gains. Counties yet to hear from are DEM
ocratic and the majority will certainly
reach 10, 900. T. B. Keogh, chairman ofthe
republican state committee, comedies the
state by IL, 1000.
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Facts.

Inv otatlotlNo " NAN lAC'NhN lNHA wa -
doubtless double this amount. With these
facts before the New England farmers and
mechanics, and the knowledge that land
can be purchased at from $3.50 to So 90
per acre On eleven years credit, 1t is not
strange tia! thousands are purchasing the
fertile lands of the A. r. & S.. F. r. r. Co.
in ArkansaI Valley ard thus entering at
orce upon the prosperity which is den'el
them in the east. Q
Fnll information concerning this Garden
of Kansas will be furnished upon applies
ton to W.. X. PEABODY,
1917 Warrington street, Boston.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF HENRY II. DYER.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rut-
land, commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the state OF Henry X. Dyer, late of Rut-
land, In said district, deceased, hereby give no,
tice that we win meet for the purpose OF exam.
street, Rutland, on the I'd Wednesday In De
cember 1916, and I'd wednesday In April, 1871,
from one O'Clock 2. M, until four O'Clock
p. m, each OF said days, and that six months
IRON the lTth day OF october, A, d.. 1875, Is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors TO
present their claims TO us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Rutland, this Attn day of November,
A. ID. 1916.
SE'WR Il. MA ksH oOmml siOners.
noYlOMaW
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Thursday Afternoons Dispatches
STILL oLINoGNG TO FLORIDA.

STILL INGGN TO FLORIDA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 0.
Hugh J. Hastings. editor of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, claims that
Hayes is elected. Neither the Commercial
nor the Evening Post concedc that Florida
has gone democratic, but claim that the
state is republican.
CALIFORNIA SURE
A special from Sacramento confirms the
republican majority in California.
WHAT THEY CLAIM.
The democrats are wild with excitement
over the news. They say they carry Flo
rida by $500 and Louisiana by 10 900.
We figure 20G votes for Tilden. The dem
ocratic national committee are confident
Tilden is elected. There is intense excite
ment here. The scenes in the streets re-
semblo those of war days.
A. w. ORR,
Managing editor of the New York Express.
HOPE so.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.
Hon. Charles It. Gorham, assistant Sec
rotary of the interior, received at noon to-
day a telegram from Secretary Chandler
saying, without qualification, that "Hayes
has 1856 votes, and is elected"
NEVADA ALL RIGHT.
VIRGINIA CRY, Nov. O..
From the best information obtainable,
Nevada gives a republican majority Of
about 600.
OREGoN SURE FOR HAYES.
SAN Francesca, Nov. 8.
No actual figures can be given for Ore
gon, but the chairman of the republican
state committee telegIaphs that the state
is sure for Hayes by 1000.
COMING DOWN ON THEIR cLAIMs.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. o.
The latest returns received from South
Carolina indicate a democratic majority Of
about 1000 for Tilden.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Nineteen counties, all official except four,
give a democratic majority of 23,613. Ele
ven counties, from trust vorthy reports and
some official, give a re lhlicau majority o
IA, 100. Only two remaining counties
Charleston and Carleton, where before the
election the republicans claimed respective
ly 5000 aud 500 majority, to bs heard from
If the result confirms their An~ticipations
Hampton's net majority would be 1854
and Tilden's probably 10 or Is per cent
less. The city is in a cond ton of feveris
excitement to-day.
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DEM0oRATIo ooNGREssMEN.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 0.
Returns from the doubtful ninth district
of Kentucky Indicate the election OF Tur-
ner, democrat to congress, in which case
the entire delegation from the state will be
democratic. Advices from the interior lead
to the belief that the majority in Kentucky
for Tilden will be fully $4,000.
nREnnN
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PENNSYLVANIA.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.
j. b. Reilly, democrat, is elected 10 con-
gress from the thirteenth district by a ma
jority CT 81. The election Of Stronger,
democrat to congress from the eighteenth
district, Is claimed by a majority Of "a.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Full returns from forty-three counties of
this state show republican gains on the
presidential ticket compared with the vote
for governor last year of l1,Gl2 demo-
cratic gains in these counties are 1855 ;
net republican gain 1857.
REELECTED.
Hester Clymer, democrat, is reelected
to congress in the eighth district by a ma
jority of 7,245.
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ILLINOIS.
1NGRRssMEG ELECTED.

CHICAGO, Nov. o.
The following is the congressional re-
suit in Illinois: Republicans elect AldIich
10 first, Brentans in third, both gains; La
throp in fourth; Berchard in fifth; Hen
derson in sixth; Hayes in seventh, a gain;
Foot in eighth; Boyd lin ninth; Upton in
thirteenth, a gain; Cannon in fourteenth;
Wiley in eighteenth, a gain; and possibly
Ashcroft In sixteenth over Sparks, present
incumbent. A certain gain Of five con-
gressmen ard possibly over six. The DEM
ocrats elect the following: Harrison in sec
ond; Hungate in fifteenth; Knapp in elev-
enth; Springer in twelfth; Eden in ff-
teenth; Morrison in seventeenth; Towns
end in nineteenth, and possibly Sparks in
sixteenth.
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CONNECTICUT
THE FULL VOTE.

HARTFORD, Nov. o..
Full vote of Connecticut is So, 920 for
Hayes, 1913 for Tilden, 352 for Cooper,
PAT for Smith on governor 5S,307 for
Robinson, CT, 020 for Hubbard, 655 for
Atwater, 724 for Cummings; total vote,
presidential is q LAG, for governor 12l,-
G0G; the prohibition vcto was mainly cast
for Hayes bat held to its own state ticket.
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WISCONSIN.
5000 FOR HAYES.

NEW YoRK, Nov. o.
The latest specials from Wisconsin give
that state to Hayes by nearly 5000 ma
iority. There IS not a shadow OF a doubt
that Wisconsin is go. X" The congress-
ional delegation will be the same as last
wear.
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WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For Week Ending Tuesday, Nov. I, 1876.


1OAhls.s. llLO D0uN .. NtbJ
No OF c~ars-Boston and Lowen, SO. Fitch
burg 2gl. Total 32i.
Pflceso OF market Beet-A few choice at s775;
extra 81 25d7 90; first quality So 606
q 90; second quality S. Jcas 90; third quality
81 N05 90.
Prices OF store cattle-working oxen q pair,
from $50, $l25, ~Sl50a$l7i,
Mich Cows and Calves from $1,000; extra
S55dsO tarrOW COWS 500 o.
H%eurllngs S. 50@2); " years old $1,000;
three years old {2sa49.
Western fat swine, live 6Ie7c per Id.
Northern dressed hog s. q 10.
Prices or sheep and lambs In lots, ct 81 80,
81 %, $3.50 % S2E each extra IS 0od3 rs
each, on from 1920 q ID. Spring lambs 3<s
&c
hides &c q ID; country hides 6e6Kc Il h;
country tallow 5HG6o q II; Brighton tGilow
Pelts 75c each Calf skins, 1osl2; b.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
N. b. Beet-Choice grades includes nothing
but stabilized 100 to 400 lbs bullocks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large tat
oxen. Second and third quality includes Oxen
and two and three year old steers.
~Sheep-Extra Includes cossets, and when those
oflnferlor quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattje-We ind only l1a3 head Of cattle on
sale. The market on cattle ranges higher by
Ac per pound among western lots. our highest
quotations do not run higher tnan last week,
Out an Inferior quality OF cattle, OF Whlsn a fair
pOrtiOa OF receipts Is c0mpo 5ed, range higher.
Hathaway & Swift sold IL steers to- OBrlne.
average 400 pounds, at BIC 1--we 16 steers,
average 1880 los, at 5bc; II Steers to X Thomas
average 1900 lbs, at s. 80; S oxen to Mr.. Davis,
average $50 los, at $j,l5; IA steers, average
400 lbs, at ~ y steers, ayersge 1900 lbs, at
exc; q. Leayltt 81 Son sold . steers, average
1900 lbs, at 5Ac; 81 steers to Mr. Davis, average
1920 lbs, at 43ic; NJ. T.. Shackett sold u steers.
to dress s25 lbs each, AZ 70 per III. D.. W.; u
steers to c. p, Wentworth, TO dress 725 lbs. at
CSC.
s~heep-sheep range at steady rates, with o
slow trade. Not many buyers present, it being
election day, The quality IS fair. j. 4. Tow
sold 1876 sheep, average II lbs, at 3Hc. Mr.. joyce
sold 1T5 sheep, average So lbs, AT 4tsc. r.. b.
Hancock sod ia sheep, average G5 lbs, al SIC.
NJ. NJ. ROsegrant sold 100 sheep, average 81 lbs
at SIC, c. Fisher sold 60 sheep, average 80
lbs. at SC per 10.
POultry-Prices without change. Turkeys
TALL yOung) at l2kc per 10: mixed lots of chick
ems, fowls, ETC., at 12c per Id.
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LOUISIANA.


CLAIMED AS DEMOCRATIC.
New York, Nov. o.
A private telegram from L. A. Witt,
democratic candidate for lieutenant-g COVER
nor of Louisiana, says Louisiana has gone
democratic by 1900.
BOTH RITZ CLAIM TIE TATE.
NEW ORLEANS Midnight.
Official returns and unofficial figures
made from partial rc!urns and estimates in
thiriy-five parishes, including Orleans, give
the following Democrats %, $50, repub-
licans 10, 2l2, net democratic majority
$3.50 gains, democratic IL, 800, repubIi-
can 1872 net democratic gain 4 ,027. The
democrats claim the state by $1,000 to 49,
900. The republicans claim it by 5000.
Robertson, democrat, is probably elected
over Nssh, representative in congress.
CALIFORNIA.
FRAUDS
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.
During the day there has been a great
deal of talk about frauds in the city cleo
ton, and the board of supervisors have au-
thorized the finance committee to investi.
gate matters after the returns AVE been
canvastel. The frauds alleged to have
been perpctratel through the medium Of
certificates on which parties voted who
have applied for registration too late for
their names to 60 OF great register. The
returns from the interior have been very
mesgre during the day, and the election Of
congressman in the Sd and Ali districts moi
yet decided. Geo. G. Gorham has received
a dispatch from Oregon this evening signed
by Senator Mitchell and Congressman elect
Williams, stating that Senator Kelly con
cedes the state republican by 800 majority
The board OF supervisors directed the Il
nance committee to take charge of the Ger
t~ificates of registration af1ldavits, and otheI
registration documents and at once proceeI
to investigate. This is supposed to hay'
been tie result Of a conference between
Mayor Bryant, Gov. Irwin, and the boar
of supervisors. The county clerk refused
to surrender the documents on the groun'
that he was the sole legal custodian, subse
quently the mayor, chairman of the financ
committee, county clerk, A. G. Abel
chairman republican committee, Unite,
States District Attorney Coghlen, Geo. G
Gorham, ard other republicans and demo
Gratis held a conference at the mayors of
fee as the result of which a demand 70
, the documents was Withdrawn and it wa
decided that they should remain in tn
county clerks vault till the returns ar
canvassea. Monday next, after which til
committee will proceed to investigate.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
How YOrk stOcE and Monay Market.


NWEsbnK, Nov. o..
Money loaned up to 5,tap9o ed onering at
2 per cent,
Prime mercantile papeft pr cont.
Sterling exchange d486a1ya al ds2 and 4s4.
Gold opened atz109k And closed at ilg5,
with interim sales 81 1lK
Clearings at me pll xcbange $685. 900.
Custom receiptsyt t1, 900.
Treasury dlshursfJients, si6s,OOO.
Governments, Spgady..
State bonds duit@dnominal.
Railroad Mountaineering.
Stocks were dull ana firm I'm the early deal
ings but became more active and weak at the
first board, after which there was q decline Of
1d2j6c., followed by n recovery OF 1S@Ac.
There was another decline OF &(d5Sc', but the
market at the close was firmer and showed q
recovery of n to l3ac, from the lowest point.
The greatest recovery was in western
which rose from 1861 TO 81h EreforTcd rose
from 5SA TO 59h. The coal stocks wore weak,
especially for New Jersey Central, on unfavor-
able rumor5. The other Changes were slight.
The transactions In stocks to-day agYFegat-
cd l6t,s25 shares. The principal doalinNB were
as follows:
Lake Shore, %, 1850; st. Pauls, si,s5B3 west
ern Union, 2,s65 Wabash. $500 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 5.86O; Michigan
Central, II, 800.
Gold closed at 1C9X.
Money AZ 4.
Government bonds active and steady.
State bonds nominal.
Stocks closed active, and unsettled. Rather
better at close.
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Legislative

The following is a summary of the more
important proceedings Of the legislature
yesterday:
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AUorIoN'
The EARN for Salen advertised in this paper
Will be sold AT public suction, also 6 horses, rs
cattle, wagons, sleighs, harnesses, farming
tools, dogs, sheep, over 400 acres OF lan1, nay,
ana articles too Numerous 10 mention,
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE THE ESTATE.
OF the late Chas. K. Eyerts. Sale A. his late
residence in Salisbury, Addison county, YER
mont, TO commence at 9 o'clock a. mr. on Tues
day, November 2Sth, 1876.
A. NJ. EvERTs, Admir-.
Salisbury, Addison Co., VT, Nov. S, 1876. 2w
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NEVADA.
ELEVEN HUNDRED MAJORITY.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 0.
Virginia City dispatch says Hayes ma
jority certainly not less than 100. Re
publican congressman and Judge ofsupreme
court elected by perhaps 1000. No doubt
about these figures.
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ARKANSAS.
CoNGRLssMRN ELECTED.
TrrTt Roru \

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 8.
Crowds of people on the streets awaiting
returns. Tilden and Hendricks MAORI y
in the state is about 80, 200, although the
vote polled is much smaller than at the Oc-
tober election. Three democratic con-
gresSmen are conceded, viz. Came, first
district Slemmons, second district Gun
ter, fourth district. In the third district
Stuart, democrat, is elected, and the Off
cial count required to decide the election
between Cravens and Mcclure, republican.
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INDIANA,
Y LEADS,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 0-Midnight.
The return 8 from sixty-two counties in
full and twenty counties in part, show
Hayes over Tilden 2 7G1, a democratic gain
Of 90. The places to hear from gave a
democratic majority Of $500 in October.
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EUEL.-NO CHARGE for saving. Hard
IL and soft wood. Prices down.
fri CHAS. p. HARRIS q co,
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ALABAMA.
50. 900 MAJORITY FOR T1LDEN.

81. 600 MAJORITY FOR TILDEN.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. o..
Enough returns have been received 10
show at least $1,000 majority for Tiiden
and an unbroken delegation of democrats
to congress. Shelley, democrat, in the
fourth district has a handsome majority.
Rapicr, colored, and Hasalton, colored,
divided the republican vote between them,
this makes a gam of two democratic con-
gressmen.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-10

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. o.
The republicans will have 1S majority in
the assembly and ii in the senate. The
majority in the state will exceed 5000.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-10

PERKINs-In Rutland, November 9Th, an 1
pound son 10 Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. G. Perkins.