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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
Further Returns from the Different
States.
The Probable Result in New York
Robinson Beaten, But the Re-
mninder Of tho Democratic
state Ticket Elected.
Tammany Loses Its Oity Ticket.

New YoHK. Nov. 5. n M According to
the Intast returns It Is roughly estimated that
New York city gives Robinson in round
numbers, 10000 plurality, and Brooklyn 5000
plurality over Cornell, but Cornell has n
plurality ~ rar a. heard from In tho State
oltsils Or the two cities. Of $4,000 over Robin
son. which gives him u net plurality of 5000.
ana secures his election. For Lieutenant
Governor and the rest OF tho State ticket on
which tho DrmoeSnfs were united New York
city gives Potter Democrat, II majority Of
b, 900. ind Brooklyn u majority OF 10000. IN
nggrrgate majority which Republican gains
In IN" state, MS lar as known. can hnrdly
overcome.
TILE VOTE IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. Total city vote for
Governor. Cornell 5000. Robinson 58,548.
Kelly ~. laG, for Lieutenant Governor: Hos
kins 1D661, Potter o,,5f;,
A REPUBLICAN CLAIM
Tho Tribune md tho Tunes claim the Repub-
llcans hnvn elected Iioskins and the rest oi
the State ticket by from 5000 to 10000 mmj jor-
Ity There ii no dispute that the Legislature
is Republican by decisive majority.
BROoKLYN, NOV. 5. Tho vote this morning
shows thnt the Democrats have elected their
city ticket.
.rtiE NEW YORK COUNTY TICKET a BLACK EYE
FOE TAMMANY.
NEW York, Now, The following Justices
| for tho marine court nrs elected. M6Adhm,
nuti Tammang. and Hayes. Republican. The
following GofoRers hrs elected Knox fanft-
iamnnnyy, Npruaun Fanmahvl, frody
Tamlnar1y1. Miles Bench ttntl- am
many, l. eletted Judge of common pleas
The tour antiIhtamnHy aldermen. ut laigr
slre probably elected and two kepnbicnns
On the alderman Ticket in the Fourth Dis
trIrt. tvo Tarrnany ard oile anti Ianmnny
in Tho l'lftn District. two Republicans aud
one Tammany. Sixth District, two nnti-
IammnnY ard oneiteplbl}ean, SnYenfh Dis
triHt, 1--we IanuutuY and one aH'i- iAmtnahE
Eighth District. two Republicans hHd one
Innluany. iwentY third ana tWenty-foulth
wards ThlnmanY,
COMPLETE EErrENs FROM KINGS COUNTY
New YORK, Nov 5 Brooklyn and Kings
county conp.ete give Robinson fi,5l7 ma
jority The Democrats also elect snven out ol
twelve assambiymen, two Senators and their
entire city and county tickets.
THE KIsI'IT IN DOttET REPUBLICAN MA
JoEITY IN THE bEGISLATIKE
ALBANY, Nov u The editors OF the Erfn
inD .Iournui snY the State ticket Is in doubt
There are twenty five Republican majority IN
ths Senate ard forty-eight Republican ma
jorty in the IIouse.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, Nov IA Berlin dispatch TO the
Morning Post says the National Ieita7sg ac-
cuses Russia Of cesmplicity In the late troubles
In Afghauistan Papers found In Cabul, it
says, disclosed the fact that Russian Influence
is active in Afghanlatan against England, and
some Of the papers eeriously compromise the
government at st. Petersburg.
LONDON, Nov 5.@A dispatch from Berlin To-
the Post says the ruInor5 Of estranQement
between Germany and France are nnfounded-
The two governments continue to be on the
best OF terms
MADRID, Nov. 5--Floods have occurred In
the province Of Jaen, causing great loss.
| There has been a renewal Of floods In Marcia
LONDON, Nov. ga Valparaiso dispatch
dated October IL, says: The captured Peru
Wan ram Hnascar has been towed here and Is
Continued ON Last rage.
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90 before tho Democratic Senatorial conv"n-
tIon Us u cantlllnte F,r ihe nomination. ~
Ynyctte Advertiser
Dr. u. Greou Davis for sheriff. md Gavin
Goodman for n.'rk nra indepsnhnnt cnndi-
dates; in West FelielanG. Geo. Swazie viii 5e
al independent or Republican caudante Tor
the House. 50 II 10 rumored.
Tha Democrats OF the West Feliciann- Pointe
Gopee Judicial District have nominated tho
following candidates For district Judge.
Samuel j Powell, of West Felicana, for dis
trict attorney. Robert Sample, Of fointo
GDupcs
Tho Democrats of Pointo Coupne meet In
parish convention to-day at Now Iexas Land
Ing The senatorial convention will % hed
on the eighth Pointa Coupea will press tho
nams of Hon Charles Parlnnge. and 1t Is un-
herstood Tint no will be accepted hy Ayny-
eIles. !.
We notice that the VermIlon deleRate IN
tho Republican nominating convention. which
mot ut Now Orleans lost Monday. was Vim.
Roy, n cu-.om- house official. II y very
doubtful II he eyer saw VermiliOn parish. and
we nre certain hr knows hllt little regarding
tho wishes 81 ita Inhabitants. M"ridionaI.
Wa honr but ono expression OF opinion from
every section of tho parish of Sabine, and that
la to support tho State, district and parish
tickets, OF tho Democratic party and the now
constitution A full vote viii be- pollcd in So
bine III this election. which will not fall short
Of twelve or Tourtrcn hundred votes NIL foI
the Democratic party snva one. Sabine
Southron.
Tho Republican convention took place ut
NJ Morealviln Oh lnst NJ nnday, but did not nom
| ipnte n full ticket. They nominated =. w.
Gardner for sheriff and iInrace Dncots for
clerk or court, after which ~ was impossible
to control tho warning eIcuents Bad whisky
was plentiful and bad blood was tho result
Tho sn sno ielegnt's nre tO meet to=tlny a. The
same place for the pnrpnseof completing inc
ticket MarksvillH Bulletin.
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PARISH COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Conservative Parrish Com
mittee assembled lnst cvanlng III regular ses-
sion. President Il. n. Shields iii thc chair ana
a quorum present.
On the question " securing Il hull for tho
holding OF tae parish convention Oh Monday.
the matter was referred IL tho committee On
halls, parades and decorations. with power to
act.
A communicates was received from the
executive committee of the State Central Com
mittee. saying that Information lid been ~
ceiyed W tho executives rotamiter that n
large number Of fraudulent rolored regiatra-
tion was going On. m=. z=.==.m.=. =4"m-M .55
On motion Of Mr hdam the ruGtter was ~
ferred To the Registrar of Notsrs, Mr Ahtfa
taking occasion I" temark thnt II thN sum"
attention were paid IT, Calnrrl votNrS ~ to
white voters there would bo little fraudulent
registration
M. Murphy, fr0m tt1e iEat ward. VA given
the Hoor. He wished linow from the p1esi-
dent whether the faction lists had hr"n hnnl-
ed IN from his warl. President Shields an
swered that they were. bnt he diG net hay"
them with him. Mr.. Murphy said that his @h
jeet In asking the question: was because tln
had been informed hN gentlemen residing ~
the back part Of the ward. Whe hnd already
signed his Murph,''el faction list, thst they
had also signed ths list ot tine Mnhan faction
but that they hnd dpua an simply heralls" II
rid them Of the annoyance in al easy WAY.
Under III. circumstances hr wished to ,al
the attention o' the president To the fact that
his fMnrphy's4 list wNS this first hNnde.l in.
The president now took occasion ~ say That
wards eight. ten ana thirteen, that had not
yet made the publications III ueeerInnce with
the rules. would do SO In the morning: In
fact. two of the wards had awaited themselves
of the afternoon papers 10 make tho necessary
publication, which "ould w reproduced in the
morning.
There being no further business before the
COMMITTEES, It adjourned until Wednesday
rnyf
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WEST FELIt.IAN
The Reception Of GOV, Wilt and Party BY
tho Sterling Democrats Of the Parish.
tWeat Falieinnn Sentinel, |

,. =. ,I., . " 49,
~ 'a',ls'y lsS,, - ,. ,p,,.,, H. I'LL. 49, :,
poo'l' i, 80 ,tt 80 - 80 ILL., ,, 1,," 9 @
our phl,iotl, ,el'o"tlglH2''; ~ n,'t''
cor. assisted ny no,ta ~ ralh'y t.'i..,me ~
eh'liin''t''T' a'npi''a.' ,'i' , q. IL
1lnG 'l's',,i E''a."i 80, 1880, - ,s,
r,'1t, 49, - -, ,,,I H.,
'e's' e','i.'''.m W. .f, ,i., - ~, ,
anin'h'HsNiiM1e Wlh' h'tna ''.En'ty ~ !" y'p. H.
,hliol' Ill NV ,'s' ..i ill., .'l.o =. ~,
rhmR ~, mu'a'pih os'lp VI 'Yn.l .n s.'
pipre . 10y ~ ,,, ,e,,,I str,n,, ~
vialtnts called and - c,r,,Ial. friendly inter.
course kept l,p At z il Tie evfning thsdoers
o. inc sphclpus n,emnS na,, "',' T''' w., om' ,i
cont audience hud assembled AMID tho con
tinnous roaI Of the rannouate. Thr necJng
uaa paIl,M tp order by Mr. John II. Irvine.
chairman u. the parish executive committees.
MIR Irvine then nominated Hon. Samuel J..
Powell ns ohairmHf,. MI Powell. being
elected, thanked the meeting Tor the honor
conferred md then proceeded to COLL the
| nunes or tha secretaries and vice presitlrnts.
| The gentlemen nominated were elected by
nccInnaton and invited oil tho stand, anu
| then Gnrna tho speeches:
Hon H. a. Witt was tho first introduced to
tho audience md ina clenr and cOmpTahen-
sive style reviewed tbs Victories of the
Democracy Of Louisiana, and urged upon
avary one thr necessity or IL ro,lsing Demo-
cratic victory la Deeambsr Hon l.. W.
Robertson followed In his easy fOrcibe style
and told Why no WIS u Witt man, ana why,
had Ogden been nominated he would have
boon euunlIy as strong I'M Ogden man. Gov.
Mcltncry also made some elonuent remarks
nni was followed by Hon. l.. j.. Gibson. who
held the audiences spoil bound for more than
thirty minutes with u resume OF tins glorious
victories ri the grand party in tin national
capitol. Ills closed the exercises 81 thh
| evening. and MI went away fully impressed
ana fieteimnl to ~ all In their power 70 swell
the Democratic majority in the coming con-
test
SuheenucniIv at the pnrish convention, as
y,,,,, 4,o s.,,;,,cJ tbo f,,lo1v,n, rca-
"" '''' - - ~ ' = - '
oIutions were adopted
D.,,1rr,1 NV tbe D,mncratIe CONSERVATIVES
,,;,i..tn,s, Wsst FeIicinnn jn convention ~
,,,tiss Tbat ,r., imdn,aa thn fnlnsyiny
= ,,.s,.,ad ~ thn Observation-Disclosures
n.i, bni, II, Nn,y nr.,,. a.,
4 49, ,,ht.cntl, inatant and ndnnt thefu MS our
e.t 'h Aeo'''' '''7'''e s'''sf 's'Ni
WV y 4,b ,,.,sin,,. ,nd ootInne ,f ths
:, lan r. ,..,,.ati,.n Gtata drs,,-
1 aais ,S,,,, VIII ,,' mn
U'',,' ~ ~ 'u ,hot MO bni gt d,n
~ ;ab ,ravniI.d Il
/ WHY ,;.,,, a,,l .,,, ,,n,ri,,,itt, ,uit II
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IsSISSlI'ipI
An Overwhelming Democratic Majority A
Ou0t Election and Small Vote.

JACKSON, Nov. s. But fourteen counties
have been heard from, of these eleven have
elected the straight Democratic ticket with u
majority OF $500. Kinds and Madison require
offlciaI count, and Holmes Is conceded to the
GresnhaGkers with the eexceDtlOn OF Senator
Marshall county, considered the stronghold
OF GreanbaCklsnl. elects flll Democratic
ticket by largo majority: Tho election
pnssed very quietly. A small vote was cast,
and there was but little enthushsm. except in
the countiW whore tho whites we're about
equally divided Tho election s Mlssleslppl
runy bn considered without doub, q Derno-
cratic victory
A MIXED RESULT IN MADISON COUNTY,
CANTON, Nov 5-MadIsnn county elects
Graves to the Senate, ond Downs (whtel.
tD tho LegiaIature Foote fDemocrntl Was
elected district attorney. The balance oY the
Democratic ticket was elected.
THE GREEEHAGKEEs CARRY TATE
SENAToBIA. NJ las., Nov :. Tate county
elects the l,reenback enndldates for the lIsR-
islature md all county officers by mnjprites
ranging batWeen 1On and 100.
THE RESULT ~ De SoTo.
HERNANpo, Mias, Nov, ) Miller, Green
baGker, is elected sheriff OF De Soto county,
over Pynum and Rains, Democrats. The bal
ance or the Democratic tickets Is thought to
be- elected.
TUE MAJORITY IN LAFAYETTE.
OXFORD, Miss. Nov 5 Lnfnyotte county
gives the Democrats so majority. The eac-
tion passed off quietly.
DEMOCRATIC WALK OVER IN I.OwHDES.
GnLHMEUs, Miss, Nov. 5.-Lowndes corin-
~ elects IL full Democratic ticket. A very
light vote was polIed. There was no opposi-
tiou. except for Stnte Senator.
A PROBABLE CONTEST
MEMPHIS. Nov. !, 4 telegram from Her
nanelo. DeSotn county, NJ ss., says: The elec-
tion passed of quietly yesterday, there was
no contention byeither party until this morn
ing when 1t was found that two ballot-bexes
were missing and the others thought to have
been thfnpered with. Onn Of the missing
boxes was burned and the other found. y hp
Judges OF tho burned box nae,e an affidavit
before. by which, II accepted, J. +. Walker
fDetnoernt1 and w r Nesbtt ,reenbaeker
are ele,,tetl Senator'S md II &. Watson. \. w
lIudhe4ton and A. s. Myers democrats
elected TO the lower house. The pH'ties arr
divided nearly equalIy The general impress
sion now is that the Gresupackers will con
tcst the election, claiming foul play.
THE COMPROMISE TICKfr GhECrED IN ADAMS.
NAre1rEz. Miss. Nov, . The election In
Adams county Was very quiet. II resulted
In the success OF the Democratic ConseI va
600. A Democratic Senator and two Repre-
sentntives are elected A small vote WAS
polied.
THE RETURNS FROM WAEEEN.
VIcKsBuKo, Nov. 5 Returns from Warrer
county are not all in r. f. Beck is certainly
elected sheriff. The State Senator Is atlI II
doubt. The Indications point to the election
| OF J. S. Morris. No party nominations were
made by either side. The race was free to oil
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TIE RIyET PARTY.

Tho Kivet phrty hold lts regular weekly
meeting last night Ut No llo Carond"l"t
street.
Tho following resolution. introduced by n
long wiDdsd pre- -hnhle. was adopted:
Hes0frrI That 1t II tho sonss Of this aR4oGih-
tion 10 send 10 the Legislature only men uiadgsd
tn n change In the form Of our present system
tO tho ndernanlr or representation ono.
The presidents OF zach Of the ward dolcga-
lion wrrn requested to meet Mt No. ilt
Garondolet street. on November z, MT 7:}o p
III fpr tho purpose VI organization.
Tho secretary was requested to no ut the
hill of the association on Friday night for tht
purpose nF r"eetvng the rrtnrns of the nlsc-
tion oFdelrghtcs which n tp hb held to-day
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Destructive Fro 1t Little Rock, Ark.
Some Heavy Losses.

MEMPHIS. Nov, T. fire nt Helena, Ark,
yosterday afternoon destroyed five buildings
nn Main street. including the O'd Follows,
building where the tira originated The loss
IL ~ follows: jacks \ Go-, .on buildings
s1l 900, insurance $1,000. on stock Si3.D1D. In
siirnncs A26, GOO. MhytiHld X %. lose $1,000.
when ~ fully Insured.
Sam Isnler's loss one house 5000, inaur-
anrn $500. ON stock S25,DDp. half insured,
hnIf saved T. J.. Airy ~ t,,'ss loss 5000,
lnsEiraucs S2pN0 W Ffhunny; loss covered
by il4t.rAnc". Mrs. Wa4hmt "A Io&a $1,000. ia
+, rance $1,000 THIS odd Fallows' lost their
regliin. stc.
TWO MEN DlsFuEoWLfp TN SEN YORK.
NEw YoHk. Nnv ), During Tie alteration
i'll front Ut Ae. ~! North sttrAt thi4 morning.
Patsey NJ GDriu1Cls plunged " kt.lfR into the
left sdn of honlns Wnleh's abdomen. mnk-
Ing such Il fearful wound that the bowels pro
tr,lim John Gonr1y run 3Ip to Interfere
whom McGormsyck stabbed him. inIliG' Ing pro-
ciscy similar wound To the on"intllctrd on
Wsleh. =.m.=.-
WRECK or A SCHOONER.
BosToN, Nov. 5=-Tbn stpafnsr Sthr Of the
East. of ;lln i:ath Lnn sighted Of Cape
EIizats,th yesterday. on hor tlip to Boston. u
wreokca vessel. Three man we're discovered
on the c}ebin top. which had tloitod PIT. they
we're rss(s1fd and On ths raft with them
was the body If ono of the crew who had Mt
tempted to swim ashore with y lina and was
drowned. lhe rescued mfn and corpse were
brought to Boston. The WrsGked schooner
was loaded with saw dust nnA bound for
Boston.
A $50 0Dn FIRE IN rtlIAEFTtI. n. Z.
EhIXAIErH M. H.. Nov. g tbs I,ltzlbstn
Gymnasium City Club Stables ana Til" resi-
dencN Of George Garue. member of the board
or education. Wna destroyed by fire this morn
ing. boss SGp,OoO 10 S750pe Field, an eIn-
pIoye Of the stable, perishnd n the tla1ues.
A pIFFItl, GTY EErwEEN WHITES AND EhAGEs
MAEIT.A AND,
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r,,rera, uonorsto esn. Hooker

! Ew YORK, Nov. ;. The remains OF Cen.
Hooker WY iii state ut the City Hall to-day
uutil noon, when they wera placed IN 2 h@arTn
and taken 10 the Ktv Dr, Adams n Church,
on Madison Avenue, followed by long mill
tary procession. Minute guns Were tlrcd as
file funeral eortege moved up Er@aaWay,
flags w.re displayed at half mast IN he pub
lie buildings and the shIppin4r and the streets
were thronged with people. The funeral ora
tion was pronounced hy Rev. Dr. Adams. Eho
was assisted in the services by Chaplain int-
tie, OF the United States Amy H. remains
were then taken to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road depot fof transportation To Cincinnati.
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7T' .i-lo ..
AN DYEl.hFS..
The judicial District Nominations IndorStd


There was considerable feeling In Avoy"lles
over the action of the judicial district cohN'fl-
tun which resulted In the nomination of hoth
Judge and district attorney from Eapides,
ana from which the delegates from Ayoy".es
withdrew lpon reflection the sterling Dem
orrats Of Avoytllrs have determined toahide
by tho nominations and support the regular
Ticket throughout. At a meeting Of the CAM
paign committee Of the parish On thursday
last the following resolution was adopted
Reaofrrd, That white We approve in full the
action of our delegates to the Judicial eou-
vrntion. held in tha town of Alexandria .on
the twenty y-tirst day of October 1879, yet, FOR
the purposes Of harmony and union, we
indorse, ana, as good DEMOCRATS, we Will
support the nominations Of w L. Blaekman
for Judge and Ed. G. Hunter for district at
torney for this judicial district
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fsperiaI t. tba Domocfnt.l

FAEMERv1rLIG. La. Mov.5. ihe state can
vassers spoke to u Iarg" and attentive audi
ence here to-day. Speeches Wcr" made by
MessIs. Egnn. Moncure. Jno. MeEncry. Lin
gan and Gibson. Gev. Witt did not arrive.
owing to fatigue ana temporary indispositlon.
but will join the party again tomorrow.
Union IN solid FOR ths State ticket. and tho ad-
dtionaI interest III cur locnl ticket will bring
out a large vote w. Il. II.
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ECHOES FROM THE PARISHES.

The Claiborne parish Democracy have de-
cded not to make nominations.
1t Is rumored that Zenon Perret Is likely 70
be the Republican nominee for Senator from
this district Abbeville Meridional
81 New Iberia, has consented to let his name
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ILLINOIS,.
Complete Returns from Chicago-The Re-
publican Plurality.

treasurer in Chicago give johnson fRepub-
lican) 22.644, Guerin (Demoeratl 1887, Att
pets Socialist 1912; Johnsons plurality 1861.
Returns from local elections throughout the
State have little political significance but
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THE STATE CAilPAlG ~.
Mass Meetings i'm M0rchousr and
Union Parishes.
Large Audiences Addressed by the
Democratic Canvnssers Heavy
Majorities Promised for the
Ticket General Politi-
cal Notes.
lslneeial u tic Demonrnt. !

BAsTRoP, La, Now There was grand
rally Of the Morehouso Democracy On Mon
day The meeting was presided over by Col,
X. 8. Todd, and eolueutly addressed by Coy.
Wilt +. John Ellis. Gov. John McEnery.
Major Moneure and Cen Gibson. who were
greeted with the widest applause. Set down
Morehouse for 1900 minority for WIZ.
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ysFATss issxAfs sAREhaTsEs

WAsH1NaToN, NOV. ). For the Middle
States spw,y billing barometer, eaaf"rly to
southnrly winds increasing eeudiness itnd
Anow or rain, with rising tefnperature
For thu South Atlantic States, east 10 south
winds ana rising temperature. falling bar.
ometer, increasing cloudness aud areas Of
rain. @.x5..5
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the OHIO
valley, rising temperature, falling barotnefrr,
Wild from southeast to southwest, partly
cloudy weather aud areas of rain.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
a Falling OF ii the Republican Vote
Ipng's Plurality About 1900.

Bparau, Nov. J, The Republican vote rs
egrupnrerl with last year, computed with the
figures already given shows n falling oil ol
rms Senate will stnnd: Thirty7anc Rspub-
lieans nl1 eight Butler Democrats.
Returns from nilbat eight towns gva Long,
Republican. III ZIG: Battr, 1Rs,547 Adams
Democrat. J13l. Eddy, Prohibition, IT'S.
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Thegnd,nu Territory.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 5.--Adviees from
the Indian Territory report that the Arkan-
sas river Is entirely dry at Big Bend THIS
was never known to occur before. The corn
crops are very short In the GheroSee. Gnoc-
taw, ChlclSa5aw. Seminole and Creek Nations.
Much suffering In consequence Is anticipated,
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NISs EsOTA.
The Vote of St. Paula Heavy Democratic
Majority.

sr rArI., Nov. 5EThe count In the city
and county IS completed Rice, Democrat, for
Governor 5213; Pilsaury, Republican, Isl.
The Republicans elect three candidates on the
county ticket. and the Democrats six.
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NIia aiiIGAS.
The Municipal Election in Dstroit-A Re
publican Triumph.

DErEotT Nov. S The result Of the rntin-
epaI election shows 4 Republican gain OF 5000.
he KepRblicans elected a. G. Thompson
mayor ~ 14b0 majority and nearly the en-
lr.- eiiN Ticket.
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NEBRASKA.
The Returns Incomplete "A Republican
Majority Of 10000 Indicated.

OMAHA, Nov 5-No reliable information
has yet been received from this State. Promi-
ment politicians estimate the Republican
majority 10000 to 1900.
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"Say, Johnny, what time is is?n eleven
o'clock and three laps" And then Johnny
got one lap-With slipper.
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A Tally s,eyk Removes

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-Albert Guamar, of
Georgia, tally clerk of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, has been removed by Chief Clerk
Adams.
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NJ AIRY LAND.
A Clean Democratic Sweep Democratic Ma
jorities Almost Everywhere,

BALTIMORE. Nov 5, II .20a. m. Iinmilton's
tDnnoerntj majority for Governor In this city
Is II .l02. and the bnance of the state and city
ticket has about the same Returns from
Annr Arundel county give u Democratic ma
iprity or $500. Baltimore county gives 2ooo
Democratic majority for the State ticket and
1000 for tha county ticket. Frederick county
pivea about 300 Republican majority. md
! Caroline county 700 Democratic majority.
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p. m Additional returns show that Fred
eriek county gives 2o3 II Rspnblican mtiory.
Wisconsin county o4D y nocratic majority.
Worcester county 1000 Democratic majority.
TIE MAJORITY IN THE STATE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Returns from some of
thu counties have.not vet been received. but
4l1crlt IL known to ndieate Il Democratic
nnjprltY Of tIno0 TO 10000 -.Z
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nraOng tho clerks of the Custom House. n6-
c1rtlng tothn established rules nf civil sfHvifo
reform ns IL shown hy tho following letter
Rooms RKfunhtG.N CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE. !
sfnte of I,puisinuH.
Mr. Nav Orleans. La:
1jeny. St. believing that you fool u daep in
tcrnst In tho welfare of the Hspub lean pnrly
in this State nnd acsirs 10 Nil IN its sllee"ss.
va hernby invto you to eontribnta tho sum 81
aIl 20 toward dafraying the expenses q ne
0nmpnign.
Your oarly response will be duly nppreci-
ntah,
By order Of tho rommitteo.
d. r. JOUtART. Trensurer.
q. BRurE. Chairman Finance Committee,
This assessment equals ton por cent 81 the
officials snlary,