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FOREIGN NEWS.
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HACnoKY ETogPEp.


LoxDoS, November SIN the mills 81
WigRn l,0TO Iooms and 81, 900 spindles are
Stopped and 200 looms and SO, 900 spin
dies are running on short time.
cEoPs AID GRAIS xARxEr.
The Narf Lane ErprEn says: Active pro-
gress has been made with sowing, and in
some earlier districts wheat Is beginning
70 show. These. however, are exceptions,
As It win probably be another fortnight be-
fore the bulk Ol wheat win have been
sown. English wheat has been marketed
sparingiy, Sath in London and Provincial
ExehangeN A healthy tone has pred6mi-
mated, although 70 the present time with
out any efeG on prices Some samples
have been better, but large proportion OF
the offerings consisted Of damp, diseolored
and sproutipg lots, which naturally were
only saleable at ruinous prices. Indeed,
farmers deliveries throughout the King.
dom fully testify 70 the taet that the wheat
crop has suffered enormously from deteri-
oration, consequent on the damp condition
IN which d Ess gathered. The imports Of
foreign wheat into London were fair, and
except for the action Of America, ve should
probably have seen better prices, but ship
ments have been 50 large, and the move
ment 70 ndew1ter 50 active, that neither
the badly conditioned home crop nor the
good continental demand have been able
to combat depression.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,, November ), II r. ~
Milwaukee ciry and county, with one
township 70 hear from, gives Frisby, Re
publican, in the 4th district, for Congress
I,3o0 majority over DeGstea, Democrat
Republican gain OF $500 over the vote
Of 1876. The Republicans elect their
whole county ticket, with the possible ex.
eeption OF coroner.
Returns from the interior come in slow
II. The gzins and losses are about equally
divided.
MILWAUKEE,, November S.-Midnight--
In the Fourth Congressional district, 81
towns aud the City Of Milwaukee, the Re
publicAns have = gain Of 500. Frisby,
Republican, has majority Of 1900 He
Is probably elected
The Fifth district, Il towns, has 4 Repub-
liean gain OF ,ll0. First district, 4stoTns,
Democratic gain Of 243. Second district,
IS towns, Republican gain Of ,16i. Third
district, Is towns, Democratic gain Of 457.
Sixth district, 81 towns, Democratic gain
otl,lT6. Seventh district, 35towns, Dem
ocratic gain Of 6S2. Eighth district, 81
towns, Democratic eain Of 20. This COM
parison i made with the Presidential
election OF 1876.
MILWAUKEE,, 1915 A. u, November g.
Returns received up 70 this hour indicate
the following result for CongreSsmen- lst
District, Williams, Rep, reelected By q
slightly decreased maiority. Second Dis
trict, Casvell, Rep, reelected by an In
creased majority. Third and Fourth Dis
tricts, In doubt Fifth Distriet, Bragg.
Dem, reelected by 8 reduced majority.
Sixth District, Bouek, Dem, reelected By
an increases majority. Seventh District,
Hemphrey, Rep, reelected BY an In.
creased maiority.
The Republicans gain twelve Assem-
bleymea and two Senator'S, and viii have
& good maiority on joint ballot
Milwaukee elects m entire Republican
ticket for the first time.
DETRoFT, November 8, 1910 A. NJ
Twenty towns in the ID district give Vii.
let's, Rep, for Congress, S,42; Card,
Dem, 9,07I; Thomas, National, 1859.
Twenty-six towns and wards in the Sd
district give McGoSu, Rep, for Congress
3,T57: Upton, Dem, l,0ST; Dawson, Sa'
tiOnal, 5000.
Tventy-one towns in the 4sh distrie;
giye Burrows, Rep, for Congress, a,I76;
LduEe4t Oeau-f AT1Vdf @+4S4 NSy4f A3ASSAAAA'
2,5s6.
Tventy-eight towns in the Eighth Dis
trict give Horr, Rep. for Congress 2,222
Thompson, Dem. l,T93; Hoyt, National
lyST
Twenty towns in the Ninth District giy,
HubbeIl, Rep, for Congress, l,582; Pow
e.s, Dem. SSs; Parmelee, National. s63.
Fifteen towns in the Fifth District, CIV,
Stone, Rep. for Congress, Ais; White
Dem. So, and CornStalk, Nat. 2.O6o
Twenty-one towns IN the Sixth District
give BroEn. Rep. 500: MeC1rdy Dem
3,0ST, and Mead, Nat 9lT. Twenty-iy,
towns in the Seventh District, give Con
ger. Rep. 3s3eI; Mitchell, Dem. 9,66s, anG
Malloney, Nat l,l34
Returns from the towns and wards o
the lst district, 80 far a. beard from up 4
1870 A n, give EeEberTy, Rep, for Con
grsss, 2,9l0, williams, Dem, 3,5Ol, Hef
ron, Hst7, l,5eo. In this city and county
80 far as heard from, the vote for sherii
i as follows: Costs, Rep, S,967, Nicholson
Dem, 2,s53, BsEyman, Natl, LII. III
defeat Of Lander, Dem, for Register q
Deeds, Is conceded
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returns from the First District Of Tennes.
see indicate the election Of Taylor, Dem,
over Psttibone, Rep, BY 1850 majority.
Watkins, Independent, Of the 29th Dis
tTiet, Is paShing Houck, Republican, very
closely. The result Is doubtful
MHNPHIx, November 5-There was only
half Of the full vote cast to-day. There
turns are coming in very slowly. Casey
Young, Ind. Dem, carries this city by not
less than 600maiority over Vim. Randolph.
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fislsA. cr:obcr 25.-The N1r and
- F-o-saes : l03g account Of the
axe &c salvador on the evening Of
1-''5' = Jc-r2pA Nearly every house
=, -='.Egs Il Aad many families buried
I .-= T-.1s. A; the latest advices ten
= gsre rec9ver-l aad raaay peSoas
~ 81 missing. Nlcva, GaEdal0qPe'
---i;2 ..efaa=zra and ChiA3mi1 are de-
: e =: ;ae los Of life serious 10 each
~ EAef towns which suffered By
:. sS.a5zAke are GuEAaloupe-G Gsuala.
=. = Y ! lseF.odel AID AFeaaE rAn Srup-
g .as Volcano .! Santa Anna iSNsp.
[-zl-si :ad serious consequences
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LOUISIANA.


XEw ORLEANS, November 5.&The Ners'
specials indicate that the election through
out the State is very quiet, and good vote
polled. The returns, owing % much
scraichinS, arrive very slowly. They are
not sufficient TO base calculations
NV OxLEGxs, November 5, II ?. II
The election fn this city and throughout
the Safe, IS far as known. passed Of
quietly. The m5i0rity Of A E Burke,
for State Treasurer, in New Orleans IS
1900. His majority in the State it Is be-
ieved will exceed 5000
The returns, aS far IS received, indicate
the election Of CongresEmen as follows:
First pistsict-Gibson, Dem
Second District Ellis, Dem J.
Third Distriet-Acklen, Dem.
Fourth DiStrics-El&m. dsttE
sixth Diytr:c;-Rsbertson, Dem.
The Democratic State Ceatral Commit
tee have reported that the eolored voters
were supporting King and Young in the
Fifth District to such m extent As % indi-
cate 4 strong probability OF their election:
The eolored people appear 70 have voted
in lsESe numbers for Burke and Democrats
jc CongreSsmen, aad some enthusiastic
Democrats tonight estimated Blrke's
najority in the S;z:e as high IS 5000.
The amount Of scratching IN the elee-
ton Of municipal officers rendered i i'm
possible TO make close estimate OF the
result At this boar, II ?. Y, but the follow
ing is given aS the approximate: Demo
ocratIc Conservative ticket l3,0s0; CIt-
Bens Conservzti1s 1900; Nationals ), 900;
Tax Payers 600.
NV ORIEIxs. November 5.-The Na'
tioaals and Republicans claim the election
OF Hebert, for CoagFsss In the Third Dis
triet, over Aeklep.s 10
lAA-The pSnotrt eiain thrce- tourth.
Of the Legislature. Specials % the DaS0
e7Tt, from eleven parishes outside OF On
leans, show 1000 Democratic gins The
Democrats claim the election OF the co
tire Congressional delegation.
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TIRE RECORD.
s-EpaiESE - AE;Es rvKSED AZ FOET LEAy
EsMnETH.

s-rutES! . AEtEs rvKSED Al FOET LEAy-
ErwoETH-
:. L5lS November S.-A Fl Lezven-
T7A ii.PZ:sh s1y.: The large govern
- sl5ies =; Fl. LeaTeRgorth were
a-s! sIadAy noon. The stGbles coz
sIt1 Is Earies. fo1r Of Shirh we're re-
-7E-a1 he remainder we're consumed.
.si.9s.a! the loss will not fall shUrT Of
sp
~ HAyrI. c.. November j.-In q
IL. .-:= tl:s. ihruwn into 3 cat.es IN
2fiEs: nils gi Williamson ( Bros, late
'ais-!sy. as piece Of iron, whieh,
s-a; = soa;ac, with the knives, iglited
DE .,s. lie :ire spread rapidly, and in .
~ sA'7 E=e III the buildings were de
c.si l.s1 Morgan Curtis horss md a
S74s ~ ;liil. Loss. about 500, 900.
NJ .s-.'pi persons were thrown out OF
f-aHvs-a-.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PRovIDExa,R. L, November 6.-Latimel
". Ballou, Rep, Is reelected as Repre-
sentative TO Congress from the Second
District BY about 100 majority over Barna'
By, Dem, and Smith, Greenhaek.
Nelson W. Aldrieh, Rep, Is elected il
the First District by about 1900 majority
over Davis, Dem, and Sayles, Greenbaek.
The Journal has returns from the entire
State, except Black Island. In the First
District, Nelson W. Aldrieh, Rep, has
$50; Davis, Dem, I,S24; Sayles, Green
back, COS; scattering, I04; Aidrieh's ma
iority, ass. In the Second District, Lati.
mer ". Ballou, Rep, has $3.50; Barnaby,
Dem, 1855; Smith, Greenbaek, 81; seat
tering, none; Ballou's majority, Ios
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ARKASsAA.

LrnLE Rock, November S.-To-day hiss
been one Of the most quiet elections ever
experienced in the State, very little in
terest being manifested. There Is falling
OF in the vote Of the city Of nearly 100
since the election two months ago. In
this city Rice, Greenb,eker, has 5O7 ma
jority. This county, Pulaski, Will go toI
Rice By over 100 majority. A general
apathy prevails throughout the State. 4
general impression prevails thA: CraTenS,
DenA. i elected in this, the Third District,
buE brsa gresdy reduced majority. The
Democrats are confident Of the election Of
the Democratic candidates in other dis
tricts
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.-sru,pEo GElIN pEALEgs.

sS Frs1sso, November She s1s-
1esa-7 : announced Of D-esbach & Co,
s-s-sre graia shiPPe=S. Its understood
u; '.s ,,-sreasi0a viii not have aHy
-zs.4 s5rl; oa the grain trade The
- a2!-i SHIPS and sold Immediately,
z-..: tz; l..tle liabilities Some few
psei ~ accrue in re-ehaTtering the
- slcssai by the irrn at reduced rates.
Is ,h5esa..;i!.a: some large grain raisers
Ia .a.sT.or vii be heavy losers.
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WHfEIING WEST va WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1875

ly elected are: Robinson, Republican;
Pugh, Republican; VOORHEES,, Republican; /;
Blake, Republican; Brigham, Republican; /;
AlTlh Clark, Demoera;, and probably
RosS, Democrats Democrats loss Of two.
TErToS, \. J., November S-NeE Jer-
sey has turned = complete political somer-
sAnlt Her present Congressional deleea-
ti0h stands I Democrats and Rep2bli-
cans Five Of the seven members elected
to-day are Republicans, with one district
in doubt. Ex-Secretary Of the Navy Rob
eSon, Rep, has about 800 majority. The
Republicans elect offs Senators, and thus
secure control Of the Senate. The Repub-
licans gain in the Assembly. Tho last
House stood g Democrats and q Repub-
lie1ns, the new House 8 Republicans and
2S Demoersts
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FRANCE

Pans, November S.-0hGal iniorm,-
ton from the departments in which elee-
tons we're held on the 9Th Of October for
communal deputies for the nomination OF
new Senator's, confirm the previous reports
Of the result oftheSe elections The depu-
ties, together with other Senatorial elee-
tors, are 70 meet on the 5th Of January,
1879, In Chiettown, for the purpose Of
nominating fresh Senator'S The Repubi-
cans win carry IS ofthe IS Senatorshipsto
be filed, 4 gain OF %
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MICHIGAN.

DErporf. November 5.-Ret1rns come in
slowly. Fifty-seTen towns heard from
give Cgoswell, for Governor, 7,4I6; Barnes,
Dem, $3.50: Smith, National. 1891
The returns from l37 towns gives Cros-
well, Rep. for Governor, E,7I6; B.nes,
Dem, 9,2O5; Smith, Nat, llIs24
Dr7norT, November 5-Midnight-Re.
turns from III towns give Croswell, Re
publican, for Governor 22,6ss; Barnes,
democrat, 1924; Smith, National, II, $50.
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DELAWARE

wnSISeToS, November 5.-John ".
Hall. Detnl vas elected Governor. Ed
Eari [. Martin, Dem, Was elected 70 Con
gress The Republicans ran no candidate
for either Office, the only opposition being
the Greenhackers.
The Repuhliea1S rsn county ticket IN
New Ca4ie, bdt without success.
ItGA expected that the Greeub1ckers
would develop some strength ia Sussex
county. but the returns so far indicate that
theyoherei no mzterial opposition.
In Kent county the Democratle ticket
vas unopposed.
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VERMONT.

81. A1BAxs, November 5.-The special
Congressional election in the Third Dis
triet, ordered BY the Governor, there be-
ing no election IN November, took place
to-day. Returus from Iory-eight towns
give Bradley Barlow, boiling Republican
and GreenhaGk, 7,l4l; W. W. Grout
regular Republican, S,l6l; 6. L Water
man, Democrat, SOS. BarloEs majority
S,IT4 Plurality over Grout, $3.50; gain
over Grort since September, l,S3S There
are twenty-eight towns to hear from, but
Barioy's victory Is assured.
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MINNESOTA

81. PAU, November 5.-The election
passed quietly, but with 5 fan vote in the
city and much scratching on Congressmen.
Scattering returns received indieSte the
greenback vote As very Insignificant on the
State ticket Returns on Congressman in
the Sd district indicate Washbprne, Rep,
largely ahead OF the State ticket IN Min.
neGpolis, and slightly behind in s. Psnl
and in the out counties II elected it is
by : reduced majority from 1876.
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YELLOW FEVER.

MExrH1s, November 5.-From 8 O'Clock
last night until noon today, the under
takers report orders for nine intermentS.
Mn<PHls, November 5--The Board Of
Health ofieiaIly reports 8 deaths from
yellow fever during the past "a hours,
ending II 6 6o'clock tonight. Among those
who have died are: Adolph J. Rosen
Maggie Breen, BIakely 7. Lueas. Fritz
siedeI, Henry Lemmens, Mary Harvey.
and Frank 0'PElta- No new cases Az
officially reported.
JIKsoS, MIss, November 5.-Txo
deaths and two new cases.
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dTm M-n1cTD.

RzADrse, November SIN the Eighth
District, Hester Clymer, Dem, vas re-
elected by over 5 200 majority.
PHn.ApnPHIA, November 5.-The Dem.
ocratie State Committee conceie the elsc.
ton Of Hoyt, Republican, for Goyerner by
1000 majority. The Republican Com
mittee claim il by ., 900.
In theSi1th Congressional district Ward
Republican. Is reelected by 5000 mSiority.
PHTLADE1PHfA, November Gin the
Twenty Fourth Congressional Distrie;
ShaIlenberSer, Rep, Is elected BY 100 ma
In the Twentieth District Curtin, Dem,
is elected by $50 maiority.
The following Is an estimate Of the vote
for Governor by counties is far IS heard
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Basrox, November 5.-The Journal says
the Republican state Central Committee
have received returns which indicate
Buffers defeat by Il least a, 0,0o0, and says
the election Of B. ". Harris to Congress
in the I'd district by large majority Is as
sured
S. z Bowman, Republican, is elected in
the 5th Congressional district Banks old
district By probably 1000 majority, over
Nathan CLARK, Butler greeabacker.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, n. G., November 5.-Dayis,
Democrat, was elected Tor Congress in the
Fourth district by $50 m1jority. Second
district i very close, but favor Keteham,
Democrat In the Third district Wadders
majority, Democrat, Is estimated Al 5000.
In the Fifth district Scales, DemccEat, wins;
majority 1000 In thesi1th, Seventh and
Eighth districts the Democrats certainly
carried. m ounositiou.
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SEw HAnsHIRE

BnsroS, SoTember 5.-SeE Hampshire
specials from Republican sources state that
Head, Republican esndidSte for Governor,
Is making handsome returns, with 8 de-
creased Greenback vote.
CoxcoRD, y. H, Soyember S.-Fpm
returns received, i itsppesrs that Head &
elected BY the people, and Il Is probable
that the Republican Congressman are
elected in the three districts As far 4.
returned, the House stands s. Repubri,
cans, 81 Democrats and ; Gteenb1ckers
The Republicans claim that they have a
least S majority in the House.
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--rrs-P,o Of Columbus, Ohio, asO very
.-srrisei o7er the question d
s,sr cae=. Caies the present ordf-
.rr !-=ser. =. cot allowed TO sell cut
- lai 3t5ct :hiry regular Butchers,
g. a4-e sands in the market house,
s.:-.. L. lie @. iresA meal business Of
:. CT. Al eEoTt Is being mstie TO have
ta.asl fege.l ih:s ordinance, and allow
= rae N nest
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-. .'-,1s=oy, .. C, NoSember 6-lA N.
~ - !tanes>ce and tie Ohio Waller,
:. ' i,-rI:y e!oEdy weather, occasional
- ss-i- wsa'!s aad generally loTei
-. lae Lover Lakes. warmer cloudy
t..s.- ~ rsia o. SBoE areas, south
--' aa4 tl!ias barometer.
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TEXAS

GALyEs7ox, November 5.-The returns
are meagre, but indicate the election Of
the Democratic ticket by about the usual
maiority. Not more than tEo-thirds vote
vas Polied No disturbances were report
ed from headquarters
Regan, MillS 0lberson and Wellh1m,
Democrats, no doubt are elected Congress
men. Soreturns from Schleichesog, Han
cocks district
Kxoxv1ILE, TEX, November 5-Mid-
night-Returns show that Taylor, Demo
crSt, in nHhe First District vas elected over
Pettibone, Republican.
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50 EtFrIloN b rHE PEoFtE

HAETFoEr, November 5.-Returns from
lls towns, give Andrews IS ,3S5, Hubbard,
43, ,l9l, Atwater 1925, Baldwin l.6o9. The
RepublicanS elect HaEley, Waite and
Miles % C2pgresL The Repu bie.ns El4
have the Legislature BY s. m1lority, and
asthere IS no election by the people the Re
publican ticket viii Be elected by the
Legislature.
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uoRInk

SAVANNAH, Soyember5.-A special from
Florida says: The election returns iudi-
cate that HuIl and Davidson, Denoeratsr
are elected to Congress
JAcxsovILLE November DAVIS eoun-
II, the largestfn the. district gives large
majorigtor Bisbee, Rep. for Congress, but
| it is belieFedfhat Hnn, Dem. viii be elect
ed. In Madison county, At sundoEn
when the polls should have closed 4oc peo-
PIE had not voted, and the voting was
still going on n the last accounts. From
the other districts few returns have been
received, but NO doubt Dawson, Dem. has
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.CEtSu INONG cEGKRn,

ss-,y. November 5.-The tsil1re ol
C=-E, A.zla. : Clark. one Of the larsest
=at.ly and Jobb!nS crockery houses
~ /. announced 4 meeting Of the
---...:s "! 5e called as soon 3. state
=..t . prgtarel
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In this city . wards, out Of 81, show !
Republican gzin Of 5, l66 and Republican
majority Of l5.o66.
In the lst Congressional district Il. n.
Bingham, Rep, Is elected.
In the ID district Charles o'Sein, Rep,
BY 4,929 majority.
In the Sd district Samuel J. Randall,
Dem, has about 800 majority.
In the 4ih district VIM D. kelley, Rep,
has 6,2ai majority.
In The 5th district A. Charneris elected
by majority Of 1872
In the 10Th Congressional district R (.
Bachman, Dem, IS elected.
In the 7th district VIM. Gadshalk, Rep,
Is elected By Loo majority. a
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erx. HAErET UGcrM

Gen. Hswley, Rep, i, elected to Con-
gress by plurality Of 100 He probably
earries Hartford City by $50 maiosity. a
gain Of !, $50 from the vote of 1915.
Waite, Rep, is elected in the Third
District.
There is no election for Governor By the
people. The Legislature is probably Re
lBnblic1u
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VOLUME XXVIL-NUMBER SO.

election. Iankton county girss Bennett.
Rep, 200 majority and Slects The entire
Republican county ticket The prohabi-
Hties are that Bennett b elected 10 Con-
gress BY about 600 us;ority. The Lsgis-
lRture VIII be Republican.
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NEVADA.

SAY FRANCISCO, November 5.-Dispatch-
IS from Virgins City say the Democratic
legislative tieket Is ahead IN the STATE.
Much scratching. The Democrats eharga
the extensive use Of money on the part ot
the Republicans.
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me Elections IAtGE1AIs
...r,.gas yt,s:erda! in all the State
-. ~ is ree'oR IN the ehsissO'
-, raaasl ou. vel for the Repubi,
Il ,asy hare succeeded in elec;ins
-,r,s.-s.sasr in the stltes rode oys'
-. :, Sa.:a., o; The Red shir:, they vii
-. son :. 4 clear gain above their ex-
-. The combination Aui-TEm-
5s.s: -zazu5 to have been 50 sue;
Ssr YORK City Is to lead Child
-lzE..y % exelain.: We are beaten
,s.tae tiae.''
,.fzsa.yiy2nia, where the GTeeahack
-, VS.. the uncertain quantity which
.ss 90 f4r::es had to buck ssainst,
...,ys. 5s the =hole Republican tiekkI
-.,-..,..s .-leat hopes Of It's trieads..
aEa agaa tAe rgsult in Msssachu-
In. lie RePablicans fed specially
- The defeat Of the pestilent
'',-r,7.se Bu:ls- Is assured, and with
N, gsasol Of politicians represented
~. raa2=s Kearney. ButIeTs suda.
-. esy.are Of the Democratic conven.
:. s- uaish he secured the prestige
s,.e-.l., nomination, his unblashingI
,.,,s-.y d the saarchiehal principles Of
z...i,s-,' Intended to gather to his
rzal,! tie wors; elements Of society !
,-As.z..ll his Acknowledged ability =
,'.-r y-:sz.sss, made him a moss for.
eaaiitz:e AID created grave ap-l
rss.a5a. !ss: he nigh: compass his |
..z =: Massachusetts has rescued
~ fr5a impending disgrace, aad good
q: Il pGrt.es il every STATE may veil
zrt5sr 7r!ees and shout Halielujah
10. u !!fz.-
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CONNECTICUT.

HAz7ToEo, Cox. November 5.-Eighty-
seven towns give Hubbard, Dem, 2,9s7
Andrews, Rep s5ril0; Atw ates, Prohib-
lion go ! = -
In 1876 the same towns gave Hubbard
g 363; Robinson =, ,9S5.
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ses,xESs EnBAnRAssnESrs.


yrr Tozz. November She creiitoH
d ,zs E1oil4aa L Co., blank book
zrll-prs-s, hare =seepfed eompro-
~ a s. ceuts on the dollar, extending
,--tsl ys45S The liabilities Of the fir1n
Iel -. .UIA
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PExSsYLVAxIA.

PH1ADE1RHIA, November Sat the
Mayors Office the estimated Republican
majority in PhildelphiA for the State tieke;
viii be about 1900 Kelley has been
badly cut in the Fourth District No
doubts are entertained OF Randall's elee-
ton in the Third District By reduced
E1xrsaAERE, PE, EoTember5.-In the
Twelfth district Hendriek B. Wright Is un-
doubtedIy reeleeted 20 Congress
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ITALY.


RoXE, November 5.-The negotiations
between the Vatican and Russia have
been suspended, as the attitude Of Russia
affords no hope Of satisfactory result