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The Turks in COnstantinOple are not idly
waiting the result of the peace negotiations
Preparations for defence i'm case the attempt
ut an armistice is unsuccessful are progress
ing. Much disappointment is felt in the city
at the ambiguous tone of Queen EictOria's ad-
dress, and it is reported that the Turkish am
basSadOrS at Vienna and London have been
ordered to request an explanation of the Aus
trian and English protests against separate
peace, and to ask how far these countries will
support Turkey in case she refuses to treat
with Russia directly. 1t is doubtful whether
this report is true, but it serves to indicate
that Turkey is carefully sounding some of the
European courts, in order to shape her action
IN negotiations with Russia according to her
interests If the prOlOngation of the war and
the siege of COnstantinOple will bring Austria
and England to her assistance, the Russian
terms which require the evacuation of Adrian
Ople as a preliminary, will furnish Turkey
with reasonable excuse for bringing these
things to pass But the Russian conditions
must be very harsh, indeed, to make further
resistance the most profitable policy for Tur-
key. European support of her cause is uncer-
tain, and the Russians are at her very gates.
Nearly every successful business man in the
country who has made a large fortune in
trade, has been q liberal advertiser in news
papers.
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IOHN H. KELLY.
- DEALER IN FIRsT-cLkss
BEEE EoR HAMB VEAL, s MTgTTqE, Ere.
Stalls 623, 629 and $50 Center Market 49,
9th street wing, and 206 and 2OS Northern III
Post Once. seE@zL
Marketing delivered free Of charge to all parts
OF soe city. sep14-ly
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ID G. MANN,
H. desires the attention OF the public to the
CHOICE STOCK OF
BEEF, MUTTON, LAME AND VEAL
Always to be found at his stalls, Nos 63S and e38
BTU street wing Center Market, and Stalls <ySxN10
Nos. 20 and 81 Western Markell Omen WIZ
regular days at each place. h-AA
:, Orders faithfully allied and purchases de- 60
"
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WALTER S. cox, President.
s. THO. BROWN,
VIM. GAIT,
District Of Colombia, County of Washington, IS l.:
Personally appeared, FRANK T. RAWLINGS.
who made oath in due form of law that the above
a correct and true report of the condition of the
Arlington Fire Insurance Company on the 31St day
of December, A. ID. 1877.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
of January, A. ID. 1873.
1t D. RITTENHOUSE, Notary Public.
FCaptal and Post,
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
NJ etan. has the threat Regulator of Female
ColaspalntS; ii bottle. Consultation free and
confidential Sure cure or no pay. ell 9Th st.
SATIsFACTION.''- a positive cure; 81 per
forn, bottle; Prepared according to the original
sylyania avenue. Consultations free. j1S-im.
nR. w. WoRTH'S treatment of Female Dis
~ eases. ClceratiOns, InfammatiOns Dsplace-
iebs EXCESSIVE Discharges, Morbid obstruc
Cures reasonable. Free Lectures 10 ladies' Tues.
DAY evenings O'Clock. il7-6i.
ESQ REWARD IL DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
ID cure any case of Female Weakness, Irregulari-
ties and distractions Thirty years experience
once 300 ST. s.w, opposite Smithsonian. j9-2w-
FyERY DEsGRIPTION OF DURABLE DIS
BROTHERS and GRAY are the only Physicians in
TINS city who can permanently cure all cases OF
HseIsous DeDIllty Inpotency, Lost VigOr, and all
Diseases of 1mprudence, from whatever cause
soOian pay; BOG St. sw, opposite Smith
sohlah institution. J1-1m'
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All Female 6ompans quickly S Cured 70 ssd
Residence, Monroe ST., Baltimore. noyI4-iy
CONSULT DIR. LEON, the oldest established
nen and speedy cure n the sEortest tm bsgs
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st. NV. noyI.1y
nR. RICORD's ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
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% per case. Sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent,
Dr. JOS. JACQUES, University Place, New
YORK. Druggists supplied. je27-Iy
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
~ consulted every Wednesday and Saturday 1t bis
Once, 921 ID ST., between 9th and 10th, from to
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Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Impotency, Premature De-
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Structures and Syphilis quickly cured. DIR. r. is .
native OF Baltimore, with IL years experience In
special practice, endorsed by the leading physcans
OF his city. visits Washington every "Wednesday
and Saturday. Persons In need of medical treat
ment for any OF the above diseases, will find it 70
their interest TO call upon him, who will insure
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anteed In every case he undertakes VIII refer his
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more, and show letters Of testimonials from the
same. Call or address above, or TO Is South Eu.
taw street, Baltimore. mar2o-Iv
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- Restores manhood and the vigor OF youth to
the most shattered constitution In four weeks.
FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This life-restoring remedy
should be taken by all about to marry, or who have
become weakened from excess or any other cause.
Success In every case is as certain as that water
quencheS thirst. Sole Agent, DR.. JOS. JAG
Supplied. jan1-tr
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PLANETS.

BLANKETS.
800 pairs of BLANKETS 10 be sold of at reduced
prices.
10 cases OF CANTON FLANNELS very cheap
100 pieces of WHITE SHAKER and RID
TWILL FLANN EI-S TO he sold at great bargains.
w. w. BURDETTE & co.
No. 925 7TH ST.,
No. 706 ST. NV 1an5-tr
ENXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
~ At BRODHEAD'S,
1908 r ST., between 18th and 18th.
Good Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, cents.
Clark best GOO yards warranted) Spool Cotton. 9,
Regular made British Hose, 25c. pair and up.
Beautiful Neck Rutiing, 10 cents per yard and no.
Elegant 3-button Kids, In black, white street. and
opera shades, 81. 25 per pair.
Good 20-bone Hip-Gore CorSets in boxes, % cents
per pair; lonesdale yard-wide bleached Cotton,
1Oc per I'D: Unbleached Cotton, Sc. per yd. up.
Lyons eros Grain Black Silk, 95c. and up.
Pequot 10-4 (2h yd wide) Sheeting, Sic.
Good Ball Knitting Cotton, &c. per hall.
Best makes Unbleached Canton Flannel &c, and IN.
and full line OF Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, aud
Domestic Goods, equally cheap. Close purcha-
sers should call at BR0DHEAD'S,
jb-tr 1905 St, bet 18th and 18th
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MARCUS WARD & CO.'S
wi BIRTHDAY CARDS, VALENTINES.
iNDELiBIE CONCISE DIARY for 1878.
NEW MEMORANDUM BOOK, Where is It?''
We have just received new lot of the above of the
latest designs. An inspection is solicited from ALL
New Law and Miscellaneous Books: Codding-
toms Digest of Trademarks: BigelOw on Fraud:
Court of Slams, Vol. IL: Hughes U. 8. Circuit
Court Reports, vols; Josiah Allyn's Wife as a z.
A, and L. l., or samantha at the Centennial, 81 so
Money and its Laws, by Henry V. Poor. So For
sale by W. IL. o. III. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and StatiOners.
J19-tr 4S5 PenHa. apP.
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TX GOURMETS DE "ASHIN
RESTAURANT PARISIEN,

RESTAURANT PARISIEN,
1924 Penna. Avenue, opp. Wizards Hotel.
. First-class French Restaurant, (without excep-
ton, at half the prices of the others.
Table D'Hote at to 7; q Ia carte all day.
We take any kind of orders for the city at very
reasonable prices.
G. BROCHE, Proprietor.
First-class Lunch Room at Cafe Francois. d29-1m'
NEW AND sECOND-HAND CARRIAGES
~ AT SACRIFICE.
Five new Albany Cutters; one light nMAf
Coupe; two Coupe Panel Rockaways; EH
four Jump-seats; three Pony Ph8tons;
ten Leather-tOp Buggies; three No-toP Buggies,
and fifty other styles. Also large stock of second
hand Carriages and Buggies on hand, at No. 488
Ia. av. p. y. SCHMIDT & CO., Carriage Re-
pOSitOry. d12-tr
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CTILL ON HAND.

RACK VELVET
s1a5 $3.50 $500 s2e5 $3.50 and $500
COLORS
AT S1.5s $3.50 aud 81,
RECOLLECT
We keep the only full stock of Black and Colored
VELVETS in the city.
WE SELL
All our Velyets at less than their value as We buy
exclusively
AT AUCTION.
Also, On hand a large line of SILKS and SATINS
in evening
SHADES.
FLOWERS FOR TRIMMING DRESSES
in great variety,
AT CONNOLLY'S,
jan19-tr Cos 9th street. opp. Patent Office.
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DRY GOODS.


Received to-day a tremendous lot OF HAMBURG
FDG ES and INSERTlNGS from auction, % per
cent less than sold the goods for last year
Prices range from 2t S.45,6 9. TO- l2 ,, Is rs.
%, IS so 40 IS, 50 cents per yard; wide goods
and cents. These goods must be sold In the
next ten days.
One case splendid new PRINTS ~ cents; not
remnants as many yards As you wish.
Five cases CANTON FLANNEI.S nj ca cents;
splendid Canton at cents.
All our BLANKETS, COMFORTS anl
SPREADS will he sold regardless OF cost.
One case best quality BLEACH MUsLINS st
81 cents.
Ten pieces OF WHITE LINEN from the large
hre In New York, slightly damaged by smoke, st
hall price; rs cent Linen AT 81 =; 81 Linen at 30
cents.
Anticipating great rush, we have secured sddi-
tional statesmen, that ali may he properly waited
upon.
WlSwALL 4 GwYNS,
EOS Market SPACE.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT-A fine 7ie-octaye PIANO by the
IL month. CAN at 1908 q St. L.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
IL OF THE
ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At the Close of Business, December 31st, 1877.
RESOURCES.
Loans. ................. .............S15S3 S2 So
District OF Columbia Bonds. ............ 1851 %
Bills receivable, Office Furniture and
Fixtures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, 1854 o.
Real Estate. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 65, Alb 80
Accrued Interest and Rents ............. 1926 OF
Premiums due and in course of cOllec-
ton. .......................... $50 60
Cash i'll Bank and Company'S Vault $3.50 IT
$3.50 III 55
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock. 5000 900 90
Balance due on Real Estate. ............ 5000 90
Surplus. So lit 90
S255, III So
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HENRIOT e. CO.
In introducing this Champagne we are confident
that its superior merits will insure 1t permanent
popularity with the lovers of the delicious wines Of
France.
Per case, Sc. 90 currency.
HALL & HUME,
1aD4-tr 8O5 Market SPACE.
A TX GOURMETS DE WASHINGTON.
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EMOVAL.-M. CUNNINGHAM, The W. ELI
III Knoson Practical Halter, has removed n
made to order. Remodsling Of snk Hats -
peciAlty. OepiD-tr
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MADAM DUPREE, Indian DOctress and For
ANl tune Tette-.-If you have skeleton in your
closet she will tell you how to get rid of it. Resi-
uence, III h street NV. HAT
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MINNESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, November 6.-St Paul ant
Ramsey county, Mitchell, Dem, for, Su
preme Court Judge, has $50 minority; Don
nelly, Dem, for Congress, 9,ll1.
All but one precinct, Minneapolis, gives
Washburne, Rep, for Congress, 3,OOO tc
$500. The Republicans claim that M
majority in the district is ut least 3,OOO
The Democrats, early this morning, con-
ceeded the election OF Washburne, but now
claim that Donnelly is elected by small
majority. :.
Stroth, Rep, is elected in the I'd dis
trict and Kunnell in the lst.
The returns are too mcagre Tor an esti'
mate OF the Legislature. Grcenback vote
small.
ST, PAUL, November G.-There will be
nothing absolute or definite to add TO the
results tclcgraphcd until the complete re-
turns are in, which will be some days.
The other counties in the 81 district
heard from give Washburne 400 majority
and Stearns and Donnelly $50 majority:
In the distant Republican counties
Washburne will probably have in eacl
$50 majority. ..
In the lst district 19O towns and cite:
give Dunncll about 1900 majority.
Returns from the ID district cause eau
tious figurcrs to reserve judgment, though
the Republicans claim Straits election.
Washaba county gives Strait 7,0l5 ma
jority and Goodhue 500, but the Republic
can majority on the State ticket is 100.
Lesur county gives Paehler, Democrat,
500 majority, and Sibley county, his home
0l5. Paehlcr himself declines to make
estimates.
The Legislature will be about the same
MS last years. to 80 Republican majority
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November Gin the
7th Congressional district Wm: G9dshalk,
Republican, will have 1000 majority.
In the llth district the contest between
Klotz, Democrat, and ALBRIGHT, Republi'
can is very close. Full returns will be
necessary to decide which is elected.
In the 18th district H. G. Fisher, Re
publican, is elected over Stenger, Demo
crat, by about 400 majority.
In the Sth Congressional district. Hester
Clymer, Democrat has COZ majority.
In the Goth Congressional district Seth
II. Yocum, National, is elected over A. G'
Curtin, Democrat, BY 7S majority.
In the 10Th district F. +. Beltzhoover,
Democrat, is elected by $500 majority.
In the 18th district John W. Ryan, Dem
ocrat, is elected by $50 majority.
MERCER, November G.-The official re-
turns OF Mercer county give Hoyt and the
Republican State ticket 742 majority.
Congressman 26th District-Dick $50
majority.
Assemblymen-Watson, Rep, 707 ma
iurity: Mcconnell, Rep, 500 majority;
Gordon, Rep, 726 majority.
The whole Republican county ticket is
elected by Inajorities ranging from 800 to
l,200. D.
MEANWHILE, November Gin Crawford
county, 81 out OF 90 townships and wards
indicate Hoyt's majority in the county to
be 100 The entire Republican ticket is
elected, except perhaps one Asscmblyman
and Prothonotary.
USIoNTOwS, November 6-Fayettc coun-
A.. 40 snn an hnarI from, will Uiyn tbn
whole Democratic State ticket majority
OF $50, four districts to hear from. Wise,
Democrat, for Congress, has 4 majority OF
1000.
CLARION, Pa, November o. Clarion
county gives lIoyt, for Governor, 1850 ma
iority; Lieut.. Governor, Fertig, 1850;
Secretary OF International Affairs, Africa,
$50; Supreme Judge, Ross, 1905; Con-
grcss (25th DISTRICT, Gutfey, 1850.
FRANKLIN, Pa, November 6.-The fol-
lowing are reliable estimates in Venango
county: Osmcr, Congress, 1000; Cover
nor, Hoyt, 5000; Sterrett, 400; Stone, 500;
Africa, l,500;' Lee, 500 plurality.
BROoKvILLE, PA, November G.-Jetfer-
son county gives Gutley 1887; White,
1865, and Mosgravc, 990, with one dis.
trict for Gulley to hear from.
PHILADELPHIA, November Gin the 26th
Congressional District, Samuel. B. Dick,
Rep, was elected by $50 majority.
In the 2lst District Morgan X. Wise,
DEM, was elected by 1000 majority.
In the 22d District Russell Errett, Rep,
will have 100 majority.
In the 23d District Thos. NJ. Boyne, Rep,
has $500 majority.
The latest official and estimated returns
for Governor gives Hoyt majority OF
1900.
1t is estimated that the Republicans will
have 40 majority in Legislature OH joint
ballot.
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NEw YoRE, November 6-CottOn Quiet
and steady at 03Ea0ssc. Flour-Fair demand;
SipOrtinc western and State $ 25a3 65; com.
mon to good s. S5a3 a5; good to choice Il 0O
al so; white wheat cxtra 81 55a5 *: extra
Ohio s. OOa5 co. st. Louis s. G0a5 20; Min.
ncsota patent process s 0Oas 25 Wheat
Fair demand; rejected spring 7Sas2c; nngrad.
ed Sja!'Oc; No. spring 1Sas2c; ungradcl S5a
OOc; No. spring Doc; No. . do 0Sc; ungradetl
red 81 0Oal 07; No. do 81 0Gal 0'iA; No. J.,
81 N87ai o.; ungrAded amber 81 Nlui OlN
No. amber $I0iIGal 0S; ungradcd white
81 O0al OOL<; No. do 81 %; eXtn do 81 l0H
nj II. Rye-Quiet; western at 50atj0c. Bar
ley = Dull. Malt Nominally unchanged.
Corn-Fair demand; ungradcl at 44Ifa41o;
steamer 4GLc; No. l0 4NsSal7N Nc; white
western l5IfC. 0ats-Dcmnnd active; No, 5,
9SIfc; do white 20Xa30c; No. ., 20Na30c; do
No. 2, 3la3I llc; No. /, 30ISnSlc; do white IS
SSJEc; western mixed SSaSSHc; white western
90aSSc. Hay-Stcaly and unchanged. Hops
-Nominally unchanged CotTeC-Steady and
unchanged. Sugnr-QuiCt and steady rcfln'
Ing fair to good 7Ma7Xc, Molasses and Rice
Quiet and unchanged, WhiSky-Qulot at
81 10
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Va, November 6.-Goode,
Dem, was reelected to Congress by 1000
majority.
RICHMOND, Va, November Gin the
First Congressional district few returns
were received III favor OF the election Of
Beale for Congress over Round and Crit
cher, Ind. g.
John Goodc, jr., for Congress, was re-
elected in the Second district, by 1900
majority.
Gen. J. L. Johnston carries three out Of
five counties in the Third district, which,
together with his vOtGin Richmond, makes
his majority in the district over 1000.
In the Fourth district, in which the conly
direct contest between tho ConscrvN-
tive and Republican candidates took place,
lIunton, for Congress, is defeated by Jor.
gcnscn, Republican, whose majority Is he.
tween 1000 and 5000.
In tho Fifth district Cabcll, COnserva.
tive, was reelected by large majority
over WclchGr, Independent Conservative.
In tho Sixth district fuckers election
bv an overwhelming majority is assured.
In the Seventh district the reelection OF
Harris over Paul is claimed by about 800
majority.
In Tho Eighth district IIunton was re.
elected without m organized opposition.
In tho Ninth district tho contest be-
tween Richmond, tho regular Conscrva.
tive nominee, and McMullen, 1ndepen'
dent Conservative, was very close New
berry, another independent Conservative,
also ran pretty well. The race, however,
is between Richmond and MCNIullen,
with strong indications in favor Of Rich
| mOnl
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 5.-Incomplctc re
turns from various Congressional districts
give the following Republican pluralities
Ncwberry, First District, l,422.
Willetts, Second District, 4,9IS.
McGowan, Third District, l,59f
Burrows, Fourth District, Sab.
Stone, Fifth District, 9eS.
Brewer, Sixth District, 1866.
Conger, Seventh District, SS4.
IIorr, Eighth District, 504.
IIubbell, Ninth District, 4,9e5.
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VOLUME XXVII.-NUMBER6 GA.
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI November -Cotton--Quirt
at 9c. Flour-UnChangcd Wheat-S,eaty.
with u fair demand; red and white S5a92c.
CorI-Steady at S0aS7ci new 3la33c. Oats
at 20a24c. Rye-Dull and dropping ut 4SiTc
a49c. Barley-unchanged and firm. Pork
Quiet; jobbing at s. 25a7 80. Lard-Stcatly,
with good demand; steam S 80. cash AMI
seller November; kettle nomiual. Bulk
Meats-Dull, weak and lower holders are
anxious TO realize 2IIIaSAIalaiHc. Boxed
Meats-ln fair demand; sales OF shoulders &c,
seller November; 2,Ga3c seller December;
long and short clear &c, seller November and
December Bacon-Dul and prices lower at
S1Ga4 ha4Aa4Kc. Buitcr-Easicr hut not
quOtably lower Linseed Oil-Quict at 5ia
Sc. HOGs-Dull and lower common s. 25a
az so; light 50 65a2 70i packing 81 GaA2 75;
butchers s. S0a9 IS. Whisky-Quiet and
weak ut 81 90.
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TEXAN.

GALVESTON, November 6.-The Nt,rs'
special returns are coming in very slowly,
but show almost universal majorities for
the Democratic State ticket.
The following Congressman are un'
doubtedly elected:
First District, Reagan.
Second District, Culberson.
Third District, Wcllborn.
Fourth District, Mills. ..
Schleichcr, in the Sixth District, and
Hancock, in the Fifth District, are both
doubtful.
The Greenbackcrs are polling an unex-
pcctedly large vote, and the latter District
may require an official count to decide.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 6.-The Democrats
elect two out OF three State Senators i'll this
city, and l2 out OF ID Representatives.
A dispatch from Kansas City says that
the Congressional contest is very close in
the Eighth District, from the best intorma-
ton ut hand. The Democrats claim the
election OF Crisp by from 800 to 800, while
the friends Of Sawyer, lndcpendent-Dcm,,
claim his election by small majority.
Sr. LOUIS, November 6.-The dispatches
from Kansas City say: Allen county gives
Republican majority Of 200, Anderson
county 200, Doniphan county 400, Ncmoha
county 800, Harvey county GOO, Reno
county 400, La Belle county 800.
From the Republican sources the
best information ut hands leads to the be-
lief that Sawyer, Ind. DEM, is elected to
Congress in tho Eighth district by 1000
majority over Crisp, the regular Democrat.
Randolph county gives the usual Demo-
cratic majority. Rothwell, Dem, for Con-
grcss, gets 1000 plurality, and it is thought
he has carried the district over Pollard, the
present incumbent
Lincoln county gives Democratic ma
jority OF about 500, but Buckner, Dem, for
Congress, only leads Fogg, Grcenbackcr,
200.
Sr. LOUIS, November G.-Adair county
gives Draper, Rep, for Congress, about
500 plurality. The county ticket is di-
vided.
The Phelps county Greenbackers elec-
ed part OF the county ticket and send n
representative to the Legislature.
Macon county gives Loudon, Green
baCker for Congress, 100 majority over
Hatch, Dem, and 1900 over Draper, Rep.
They also send Greenbacker to the State
Senate.
ST. LOUIS, November 6.-Chase county
gives Republican majority OF 200, Craw.
ford 200, Pawnee 800, Atchison 300. Sum
ner, Barbour, Kingman and Harper have
all gone Republican.