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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, November 7,-The State of,
GERS elected yesterday were 4 Judge oi
the Supreme Court and two Regents ol
the Stale University. Lake, the Repub'
lican candidate and present Chief Justice,
Is probably elected, although House, the
Independent and Democratic nominee,
pOlled an unusually heavy vote. All the
counties elected officers. The returns are
meagre. Communication Is very difficult
and 1t will be nearly week yet before
the actual figures can be obtained. This
county gave q Republican victory, seven
out Of nine candidates being elected. The
Sheriff and County Judge were elected by
the Democrats.
LINCOLN, November 7.-Rslurns have
been received from about one.hali the
counties Of this State and indicate tha,
Lake, Republican, for Supreme Judge, l.
elected over House, Democrat and Green.
back, by about 5000 majority. Holmes
and Pessinger, Republicans, are elected
Regents by about 5000. The county
tickets are mixed, the Independents elect
ing some Of their candidates in many o.
the counties. The falling of In the Re
publican majority Is attributed to The
light vote and lack Of interest.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, November THE election yes
terday resulted in a majority for the State
House appropriation. Socum, for Judge
Alden, for Treasurer, and Hamm, ior
Clerk, were probably elected by small
mnioritiea, The candidates all ran indie
pendent OF politics.
CHICAGO, November 7.-Returns this
morning, nearly complete, give the Re,
publican county ticket from 5000 TO TO-.
900 majority. McCreA, for Treasurer,
has a majority OF some $500; Jameson
has, for Judge Of the Superior Court, the
heaviest majority.
CHICAGO, The following is the official
vote in Cook county: Treasurer, McCrea,
Rep, 2s,A42; Lynch, Dem, 2l,455; stau-
Der, Workingnen's, G,72; Hammond,
Greenback independent, S07. McCrea's
plurality, 6,9s7. KIokko beat Leib for
Tor County Clerk, by 572l majority.
james, for Judge Of County Court, got a
maiority Of l29lG over Wallace.
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no CAPITALISTS
Or Parties OF SNAIL aBARs DssrRovs
OF RH0A6ETG IN GRAPE 6ROR.
mo, COAL MINING on A1E-
RgT GARDENING.

On Getount 0, advanced SRo, am do,!r,u, Of
changing ny Tesldence aBd Therefore osr far IaIs
NJ iafm liIuIted opposite the city 0l RhtlnEon
taS IlFer bunk midway beiWeeS BhdSop a. and
hGninb Ferry aud Immediately 16I0lhIbg ih0
VillSge ol EnaVille. The properly cJu1IstS Of a
acres oi hill and table land and 10 Of river tottoi
n the bill there Rrs two seams Of coal, OK IndST
tSgt thick, thre9 tepnLts Of mesIont, 40 tOos
rein o. SnSa texture Sand ireo GtonP an is foot
vein Of nitl, which altogether mako soll ana "a
underlying btdOf deposits Of IIeh and vtIuiba
character.
On the surface, the larger portlon Of which lIts
gently .oPing to the east, and al und1r dIect *,
P0su'e TO thesun, isa Vineyard Of % aerVH mostly
CAtaWoa grapes, all In doc bearing condition about
seven years old, which hsS ptOVen Itself 1bls %
payA handioIne per cent 10 TIC euluy1tnr,
The property 10 being approached AboTe and Be.
low by az AnadvAnciDg tide Of peTh0ns seekgbg small
hamesteads, aud 10 now really the only uaoccupIsd
territory between BridsePort and Aattin't Ferry.
II 10 valuable a an Investment icE eapItAl seeking
sale purchssc, and yllu1ble 10 thote WHO Eant
market gardening ground coIo 10 the city, II Fronts
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and oImnSndI 4 yleV
valley, " >--~
The terms Of SllO Will be one third cash, balance
70 tEo annual payments, ; par can't Iutcieit On des
iefred "a! uonts. For further pirticulars lnouIfu
Of kiCHARO 'CRA WFOHU,
"a the pTGm!seI, or b! mall q. Bridgtpat, o.
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NEW YOHK.

New YORK. November 7.-Csllin, Re-
publican nominee for District ATTORNEY
in Brooklyn, Is elected by over 5000 mai
NEw YoRE, November An AIbsn;
special says: The returns from the in
terror Of the State come slowly. Th,
State ticket will range from 10000 10 10,
900 majority. The Republicans claim
20 Of the 80 Senators and 6S OF the l2s
members OF the Assembly.
Another dispatch says: The Legisls
ture is close, probably both branches will
be Republican.
ALBANY, November 7.-The JOurna
makes the Senate IS Republicans, i
Democrats and ! independent, and III,
House G6 Republicans and G2 Democrats
New YoRK, November The Time,
publishes this morning a list OF the mem
bers elected to the legislature. Senate
20 Republicans and II Democrats: As.
sembly, 6S Republicans and 50 Demo
Gratis and ! GreenbaCk. The Republicar
majority on joint ballot is l6. The ma
jority for Beach in the State will be
5000, though it may fall below il
Beach runs several thousand behind hi.
ticket.
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nIxOls TELEGRAas.

News comes in daily, at Chicago, Of
more accidents from Mondays storm on
tho lake, but no loss Of life seems 10 bayc
occurred.
&C. & L. Ashley Mears, a real estate
firm, have failed. LilbiIiliss, Sl26 900,
The assets are mostly on OYer-morgsgsd
properly.
"A movement is on foot among the
white cigar makers OF San Franci.co 10
convey the unemployed white cigar max.
ers OF Now York to that place. There
will also be IN cfiEt mSde 10 induce the
U. S. Collector OF Internal Revenue Of
San Franclsco to be particular in exact.
ing bonds from Chineae firms.
Andrew Norton, a young man OF not
very good habits, died aI his home on
Broadway and Mound sueets, St. Louis,
yesterday, from the eiFecia Of stab ia
aicted by Henry Lauehliu. The post
norton examination revealed the lac.
that Norton had been stabbed through
the left edge Of the sterum with pocket
knife. The blade had been broken OF and
remained in the wound in such a way
that every time Norton breathed the
point Of the blade penetrated his heart
about oue'eighIh Of an inch. LsuShlin
has been arrested,
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Qua friend, Or. lIsa,est, does not seem
in his communication this morning lc
get at the exact point Of our remarks on
Tuesday, il regard to witnesses being
paid as experts. II he will take the
trouble to re.examine the article he will
no! find us justiIying the dragging Of q
physician to any par! Of the State as :
witness, but quite the contrary, The
resolutions OF the Medical Society were
not concentrated upon that feature Of the
case, but asserted a general principle ths,
We discussed. Our discussion was as tc
The eIpediency Of setting up their stand
ard in the field surrounding our own OF
any other Court House in the State, ant
as 10 the burdensome nature Of such Z
status for Witnesses in case it was onct
extended to all experts in the various &C
cupstions Of life.
The Doctor speaks as ii in some way
Sc kId impugned the ethical code Of The
profession. Far from it. Our reference
to the code was simply to inquire whether
the action OF the Medical Society was il
strict keeping vithit. We invite his at
Iention to what We really said on tha
mint
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KANSAS.

ATKINSON, November 7.-Marysyillt
precinct, Marshall county, gives Horton
Republican, for Chief Justice, majority
OF 500, and Watterson, Democrat, for Ii
Governor, a majority Of 500. This Il
Watterson's home.
jackson county, gives Horton and
Humphrey, Republicans, $50 nSjority.
Washington county gives Horton and
Humphrey each 400 majority.
s. Brown and Neevaa:couuties each give
Horton and Humphrey about the usuaI
Republican majorities for county officers
There was considerable scratching il
all OF these counties, the Republicans and
Democrats electiDg some OF their ollcerl
In each.
FIT. sCorT, November The Inde-
pendent ticket in Bourbon county ha,
elected each Of two Democrats, the only
ones on it. The Republicans have elected
this County Treasurer and Sheriff.
In Crawford county the whole Republi
can ticket is elected by a large msiority
and in Cherokee county the Republicans
have elected but one Of their ticket,
TOPEKA, November 7.-Returns Of III,
election in thia State yesterday come il
slowly So far as heard from Horton
Republican, for Chief Justice, receives
the Republican vote and will have
handsome msiority. The State will b.
q, 600 10 $4,000 Republican,
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Tuesdays Elections.
PESNsyLvANrA.

I
PITrsDuReH, November 7.-Rsiurnl
from 202 out Of the 222 districts in Allie
gheny county gives Sierrett, Republican
for Supreme Judge, 1904; Trunky, Dem
ocrat, 1873; Bentley, Labor.Greenback
$3.50. SterrettS msjority over TruRky
459G. The Republicans elect their entire
county ticket with the exception Of Fet.
terman, for Judge Of Common Pleas
Bailey, his opponent, has a majority Of
280 In the districts heard from, but Il
will require the official vote to determine
II. Hart and PaSsmere will have abou,
800 majority in the county.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-Two
hundred fifty persons were thrown out Of
employment by the burning Of a mill
al Randolph street and Columbia avenue,
Loss $4,000. Insured.
NORTHAMPTON, MASS, November u
The Ames Manufacturing Goa pocket
book factory burned this evening. Loss
10000; insured. seventy.Iive men thus
lose work.
Maiorilies-Perry county, Moves $50;
Dauphin, Hart 500; Mexican, Hart 200;
Warren, Hart $50; Delamare, Hurtl ,5G7;
York, Noyes $40.
The returns from Elk, Juniata, Potter,
susquehanna, Sullivan and Wayne are
very meagre and furnish only slight
basis for estimates, but tho vote Of the
counties rs given above will be changed
very little by the official count.
MajOritiea for Noyes, Dem.-Adams
7s6, Berks $50, Cameron 27s, Carbon al,
Centre l,l00, Clear(eld 1880, Clinton
l,44l, Columbia 1000, Cumberland 1889,
Elk 700, Fulton S25, JuniatR 400, Lehigh
1000, LycomiDg 1900, Mifllin 1877, Mon.
roe 1900, Montgomery $50, Montour ISL,
Northampton 3,400, Northumberland
l,l00, Perry 23O. Pike 900. schuylkill
1000, Sullivan $50, Wayne ZOO, WyOm.
ing S42, York 5000. Total, 3S, 500.
Harls Msjorities-Bradford 1000,
Chester l,4OO, Delaware 1867, Dau phin
SS5, franklin 100, Huntington 45O, Ian.
caster 1890, Lebanon 1925, Luzerne
1909, Mclean 2O0, Philadel phia 8, 1872,
Potter 25O, Snyder 27l, Susquehanna
400, Tioga ] ,450, Union l25. Total o..
4l4.
In snsquehannu the greenback vote is
comparatively heavy. In schuyIkill
county the grecnbackeTs polled 5000
votes.
The following is the vote on the State
ticket in Luzerne county, with 10 dis.
tricts TO hear from For State Treasurer,
Wright labor Reform) l3,9Ol; Hart,
Rep 5,SSS, Noyes Dem $3.50.
The returns of Republican maiorities
aggregate 32,505. This leaves a net Dem
ocratiO majority Of S,4GO for State Treas.
urer. As Sterrett has been uniformly
running ahead OF his ticket for Supreme
Judge, there is some doubt as to the linal
result for that office. Col. Wilson, Chair
man Of the Republican State Committee,
figures from advices received tonight a
majority Of 1000 to 5000 for Judge Ser.
rett in the State, and is hopeful Tor the
election Of Hart also. There Is not 30
much confidence shown tonight at the
rooms Of the Democratic Committee,
Tears being expressed that Luzarnc coun.
ty may go back on them.
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A Cashier who Finds It Pleasant
to be Away,

sEDALIA, No, November7.-The Dem,
oera! will tomorrow contain q full &C.
count Of the flight Of William O. Mead
Cashier Of the Appleton City Bank, 81,
Clair county. A partial examination ol
the affairs Of the bank shows that Mead
has not embetzled any funds belonging 10
the bank and there are sutficients assets
to cover all liabilities. St. Clair county
issued bonds to aid in the construction q
the Kansas City & Memphis Railroad
There are 100000 Of these bonds uu.
accounted for. It is believed that Mead
is connected with this disappearance
and led for fear his criminal act had beer
or soon would be discovered. On Monday
morning the tax payers Of Saint CIair
held meeting 10 consider the bond busi.
ness, as $780, 900 had been issued and nc
road built or benefit received. 1t was re.
solved to repudtate the 100000 bonds mol
accounted Tor, Meads whereabouts il
not known,
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Late on Tuesday night, after Morris
ssy's success was ascsrtained, a reporter
Of the New York Times dropped in or
him at the hotel, where he was laid uT
sick. HsiOund the brOken.nOsed veteran
sitting up wrapped in his bed clothes
"AS the reporter came In he was greeted
with the exclamation, Didn't / tell you
I'd carry Kellys own DISTRICT have
been sick for tWenly.three days In This
campaign, and was about at work when
ought not to have been. laid the worI;
oil ont myself. It has hardly been a
fair fight on Ksllys part. 1 haven't
said n derogatory word about Kelly dur.
ing the canvass, while he has been mis-.
representing and villifying me; but will
say something In a day or two II l am well
enough, III let the people know who he
IL. Ill show up that band OF thieves
he has around him-that lie ia equally
responsible with all Of them, and that
they have been robbing the city for tWen.
y years. The idea Of an Excise Commits
sioner sending word 10 liquor dealers
through the district that unless they
voted against Morrissey be would take
away their licenses / have the papers,
and I'll show them. It's band OF thieves,
that General Committee. It was not ME
the people voted for to-day-it was a
question as to whether one man should
rule q million OF people. l was only a
point which the people would turn Kelly
over. By using me they would get better
government, and II they wanted better
men afterWard they could get them, I
wouldn't take certificate Of election as
President for this victory tonight in
Kelly's own District. into which came
10 see whether the people would support
me or Kelly. have carried both Keily's
and Cookers own Districts, and was
asleep here in my bed"
This conversation seems to show some.
thing Of the nature Of the coutess that
resultedin Morrisseys election. It was,
as he virtually admits, the disgust Of the
people for the corrupt rule Of Tammany.
ApprOpOs to this latest exploit ot the
Hon. John, We may mention that he was
lately interviewed on the subject Of his
religion. Wequote from the scene that
took place as follows His friend, the
clergyman said: II have always wanted
to converse with you about religion. Are
you willing 70 hear me?' "Certainly,"
replied Mr.. Morrissey. ~ am confident
that man Of your intelligence, absorbed
as you have been and are in worldly
things, must have reflected upon what
concerns your future existence Nor
rissey replied that, though conscious Of
his deficiencies, he had often thoughts OF
serious things. The clergyman said that
he presumed Mtorrissey had settled opin-
ions on the subject, and that, at least, he
was believer. To this Morrissey replied
aiIirmalively. Then" said the clergy.
man, "if you are willing to state il,
should like to know just what you do
bslieTC.' ii believe said Morrissey, in
doing us we agrec.:'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

CoNsrANrrSorIE, November 7,-Col
Valentine Baker hes gone to schipki
Pass.
BUCHAREST, November 7.-Gen. zim
mermAn's staff have rented house In
kustendji. II is concluded from thii
that the campaign is over for this year
as far as DobrudSchA Is concerned.
LONDON, November IA Russian of,
cIAl dispatch contains the following
A squadron Of our cavalry occupied the
road from RahoVa to Widen. Rahoya
was occupied by 1900 Turkish infantry,
part Of whom, with the Inhabitants, with.
drew on tho approseh Of our recounoiter.
Ing force Sunday afternoon. Skobeleii'
pushed on to BreStovec, south Of Plsyna,
threw up batteries, and after violent
cannonade attacked the Russian positions
With infantry. Tho resnlt Of the attack
Is not stated.
News is received that the Prince Of
Montenegro has ordered all MonteneSrtns
10 take up arms tomorrow.
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FRANCE.
ResIgnatIOns MitndrnMn.

hebAkuutlOuA hltuufnWns
PARIS, November 7.-The Ohsial Jour
nal announces that the De BFoglie min.
istry, at President McMahon's request,
have Withdrawn their resiguatiouS. They
however, insist 1t shall Be fully under.
Gtood that, while continuing to discharge
their functions, this shall in no wife
prejudice the Presidents subsequent do.
cision.
DEPARTURE OF PARLIAMENTARY TRAINS,
There was great crowd at the rail.
way station this afternoon to witness the
departure of the Parliamentary trains
for Versailles. President McMahon
started at l o'clock.
VERSAILLES, November 7.-Tho Sen.
ate reassembled this P. NJ, and the nomi.
nation OF members Of bureaus has bc.
gun.
N. Lariente demanded tha. the ques.
ton Of the election Of fonr life Senators
be placed on the order Of the day for the
10th inst.
The session closed without incident.
No message was received from the Presi.
dent, nor any communication from Ihe
government.
When the Chamber Of Deputies met
Louis PHILIPPE Eesseaux, radical Re.
publican, occupied the chair, Benjamin
Raspail Fills being indisposed.
NJ. Desseaux spoke in eulogy OF the late
NJ. Thlers as deserving we'll OF his coan-
try. He added that the present Chamber
would labor TO strengthen the Republic
and defend it sgainst attacks, regardless
from whom they came, and concluded
with the cry Of "yiye Ia Republique "
"Vive la Paixg'
Grevy was then elected Proviaional
President Of the Chamber Of Deputies
BY a vote Of 200 against l7O.
Rameau, moderate Republican, and
Lspere, radical Republican, were elected
Vice Presidents.
NJ. Grevy, in taking tho chair, thanked
the Chamber in brief and colorless
speech.
The session then terminated.
M'MAHoH WILL NOT RESIGN.
President McNIahou in receiving DEL
egation Of Deputies Of the R;ght yester.
day, gave them very categor.cd answer
implying that he would not resign.
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Suspended = Irregularities Sus.
Dccted.

ST. ALGANs, November IA dispatch
from Rouse's Point says Rufus Heaton,
an extensive merchant, has suspended.
Liabilities s95,000, assets $4,000. The
largo storehouse owned by Heaton at
ROuse's Point was recently burned, and
later Developments indicate that there
were sOmeirregular transactions obliter.
ated by the conaagration, as 1t Is stated
that government officers were about to
seize this storehousc, believing 1t con.
tam ta1aed smugEed goSsd; s od6 Insurance poll
dered 10 tho companies against which
they we're held. Heaton's friends claim
that this was done by carelessness. Itis
alleged that Heaton has gone over 10
Canada and taken up his abode to escape
prosecution by the government. Heaton
was for years President Of the National
Bank Of ChAmplain.
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One Of the curious results Of the elec.
tiOn on Tuesday in New York was the
aucses, ofJOhn Morris,cy over Augustus
schell, the representative OF Tammauy
Hall. Schell is an aristocratic, Manha..
tan Club, swallow tsiled' politician, as
the Democratic upper crust are called in
New York. lie ia railroad politician
Of the Tilden school, and is one Of Van.
aerbilt's retaiuers in tue New York Cen.
lrsI directory, He ran for the Senate in
the 9Th district, the richest and most fash.
tonable Senatorial dlstric: in the United
States. AOrtissey moved into that dis.
'rici only short time ago, and became a
boanlcr at the Ashland House. He
moved in for the purpose of measuring
lances with John Kelly, the Tammany
ehiei, the man who succeeded Boss Tweed
a' the central figure of the Tammany
ring,
Mosris'sy is no better Than he shoald
be. Fla ia notorious gambler, but
somehow he hss managed TO acquire a
reputation for squsreness in his gambling
and in his politics. lie claims that he al.
ways did play fair game, whether as a
bruiser in the ring, dealer OF faro, or a
Democratic politician. A great many
psoplc'in New York like the man who
despise the lie be has led. Hence he
mausgsl Iuthe late cSnvaas to concen.
trate upon himself all tho anti.Tammauy
people Of the rich and aris,ocratic Sew.
cath Senatorial district, Republicans and
Democrats, and they elected him by 5000
mnjority over schell. Strange as 1t may
seem, even the New York Raa, William
culIen Bryants paper, supported Nor.
ris'ey, and iitherc is high toned paper
in the country tits the Pat. This shows
how strong was the feeling against Tam.
many. 1t must have been strong indeed
when such an instrument as Morsissey
could secure its support
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COLUMBIA, November THE Gaze
against Robert smalls, a member OF Con.
gress, charged with accepting bride
while member Of the Legislature, was
taken up Immediately after the verdict
against Cardoza, Judge Melton, his
counsel, has moved for removal Of the
case 10 the United States Court, on the
ground Of prejudice and political feeIiug,
The argument on tho motion will be
heard tomorrow.
The grand jury has returned an in.
dicIment against B. +. Whittemore, ac.
cused Of accepting a bribs when u mem
Der OF the Senate. WhitteuorN vac IN
Canada when last heard from.
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The Sllling nuII CemIpIr.ion.

CHICAGO, November IA 7Tmss Bis
marck special says: The Sitting BuI
Commission, who returning 10 For
Benton from Fort Walsh took passage OF
the Mackinaw boat 10 make a journey
down the Missouri river, had u hazardous
trip on account Of the impending proba
bility that the river might freeze anc
pen the party in above Fort Buford
They arrived At the latter place, how
ever, on the I'd inst, having completed
the entire distance, $40 milcs, in ten days
The day alter thelF arrival the riveI
froze over, and from Fort Buford 10 Bis
marck the journey was made overland il
ambulance: The entire party leave TO.
night for the East.
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New YosK, November 7.-Ths decree,
OF foreclosure and sale in the suit Of the
Farmers' Loan aud Trust Company,
against tho Erie Railway Company, en-
tered to-day, is on mortgage 10 the
PLAINTIFF for $4,000, 900, on which over
s., 100000 Of intereAt is due. The order
is made subject to the liens Of ak prior
mortgages, and provides for the sale 10
the bOndholders II they form com pany
on the transfer Of the road to them, Tho
sale is 10 be made in New York for cash
but not until auxiliary suih in New
Jefsey and PennsylyaniS are concluded.
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MINNESOTA.

CHICAGO, November The Timer St,
Paul special says the returns to-day do
not materially alter last nights fsurss
on the State election. Piilabury, Re.
publican, for Governor, will have about
10000 majority in ,the State over Ban.
ming; the legislature standing about the
same as last year. Returns from all
parts Of the State, although incomplete,
indicate q bad defeat for the State House
appropriation.
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LOUISVILLE, November 7.-Yhcn the
pilot Of the ierryboat Wa,hcn rang 10
start this morning the engineer failed to
respond. The investigation which fol.
lowed found the engineer dead at his post
his head back and arm extended IS II in
the act OF starting the boat at the momen,
the signal was given. The deceased had
been with the Louisville and Jefferson.
vile Ferry Company for years. Death
Is supposed to have resulted from heart
disease.