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MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, No., November S.-The re-
turns from Missouri come forward very
slow. The Ninth Congressional district is
claimed for Flora, Greenback. Republican.
and the Republicans in Kansas City are
claiming the Eighth district for Van Horn.
Two Democrats, Crisp and Allen, ran In
this district, and 1t 10 claimed that Van
Horn slipped In between them. Lincoln
county gave about 800 Democratic major
ity, and Jasper county about $50 Republi-
can majority. The few scattering precincts
returns show that Dyer, Republican can.
didate for Governor, makes considerable
gains over previous Republican votes.
The doubtful Districts Of the State are
where Van Horn, Rep, is running against
Allen and Crisp, Dems. the Sixth, where
Waddill, Dem,, and Hszletine, Rep. and
Green backer. are the contestants with the
chances In favor OF Waddill; the Ninth,
where Craig Is running against Ford. Rep.
aud Greenbacker, with prospects OF Ford's
election, and in the Tenth. where Man.
sier, DEM, is pitted against Burrows,
Greenbacker, with strong chappss In favor
OF Mansier. Reports from the Twelfth
District gay Hatch, Dem, will be reelected
over Lauder, Greenbacker, by 1850 ma
iority.
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hour local notes this morning we give
lastly full account OF the scenes and In
sd'aA attending the rejoicing among the
s'publicA ms of this city over the great and
t'dous vicsary OF Tuesday. The long
'eatup interest and anxiety Of the pro
s'etsd canvass came to a head after the
sesipt Of the news, and the boys, and
most OF the people Of matursr years, could
lot be restrained. Hence the strests yes
s'day and last night were full Of psOph
S'siy occupied in exchanging con
rs'nlAtlous and fellcitating them
slrs and everybody else owe
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DUBLIN, November S-Parnell Is in.
clined to accept the criminal iuformations
lodged against him and other Land League
leaders, aud their consequent indictment,
in very jocose way. IN his comments
upon them he ridiCules the impending
prosecutions and says they will amount to
nothing and that he has no fear Of the re-
suit, either 10 himself or the others named
In the indictments. The police are close
" Watching the Land League and Par.
nells hotel. 1ntormations ate very iull,
containing nineteen counts, and charging
in a general way conspiracy against the
Government.
The prosecutions will be conducted il
Dublin by the Right Honorable Hugh
Low, Attorney General for Ireland, as
sisted BY the pFoEn and Treasury 80
llcitor. "
DUBLIN, November S.-The Sullivan In
cluded 10 the list Of agitators indicted /
T, D, Sullivan, member Of Parliament 10
county Westmeath. The GGfe.ls contain
| q proclamation declaring q portion 0
County Cork In . disturbed stAts and re
curing more police.
The DAILY RFpres, Protestant, discuss
Ing the prosecutions againat the member
Of the Land League, says: "li th
government play with this matter 70
another SIX months there will be q
armed rising"
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WHFFTING WEST VA, THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER A. $780,
TIE FIRsr VISITORS
To the Home OF Garfield since He was
Chosen 20 Rule over Ua.


CLEVELAND, November 3.-Seyen hun.
dred Of the students Of oberlin College
visited Mentor to-day, the first deputation
to congratulate Gen. Garfield, who said to
them: "Mr. President, Ladies' and gentle
men, this spontaneous visit Is 80 much
more agreeable than prepared one. Il
comes more directly from the heart
Of the people, !. who participate
and receive it as greater
compliment for that reason. l do not wish
to be unduly impossible or supentitious,
but though We have outliyed the day Of
the augnrs, think we have q right
to think oi some events as omens.
and greet this as happy and
auspicious omen that the first general
greeting since the event OF yesterday
Is rendered 70 me by venerable institu.
ton Of learning. The thought has been
abroad In the world good deal, and with
resson, that there Is o divorce between
scholarship and politics. 0berlin, / be.
lieve, has never advocated that divorce,
but there has been sort OF cloistered
scholarship in the United States that has
stood aloof from active participation In
public affairs. am glad to be greeted
here to-day by the active, live scholarship
OF Ohio, and I know Of no place where
scholarship has touched on the nerve
center OF the public SO etfsc,uAlly as 0ber-
lin. For this reason l am especially CRATE.
ful for this greeting from tho faculty and
students OF ObcrlIn College aud its yener-
able and venerated President, ] thank
you, ladies and gentlemen for this visit.
Whatever the siSniacance Of yesterdays .
svent may be It will be all the more sig.
nificant for being Immediately endorsed
by the scholarship and culture Of my State
| thank you, ladiea aud gentlemen, and
thank yopr President for coming with you
and you are cordially welcome.
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NASHVILLE, November s.-Reppblisans
claim saovernorship A out Of 100 mem
bers to Legislature, and gain two Con-
Rreasmen.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, November s.-Returus,
embracing over half Of Virginia, swell the
victory tthe regular Democratic electoral
ticket, which when all the returns are in
viii have handsome majority over both
Readjustera and Republicans. The Con-
gressioRsl delegation stands: First dis
trict, Garrison, Dem; Second district,
Desondorf, Rep; Third district, George
D. Wise, Dem Fourth district, Iorgen.
son, Rep; Sixth district, Tucker, Dem. ;
Eighth district, Barbour, Dem.
The Democrats claim the reelection ot
Csbel in In the Fifth district, while the
Readjustsrs claim the election Of their
candidate oyer Allen, Democrat, in the
Seventh. Ths vote in the Ninth distric!
Is so elose between TrigH, DepoGrat, and
Fudderson, Readjuster, that the result o!
the count cannot be predicted With any
degree Of certainty.
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oEgGS.

The state UnqaesiIonabIy Republican.
NEw YORx, N. Y, November S.-The
following has been received at National
Republican headquarters:
PORTLAND, 0REGoN, November 3.-We
have pnquestionably carried Oregon by
from 500to 1000 against the best organiza
tion and most determined daht ever msdg
by the Democrats Of this State. -. "''
JOHN 81. MlTeHELL,
JOSEPH sNoS,
EjSoRGE A. SrRRLE,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Repubiican rIaraIIiy Exceed
$4,000.

The Republican riuralIty Exceeds
$4,000.
Bos1oN, November 8 With aftesp
TOWNS to hear lFoa, the electoral vote of
the State is as follows; Garfield, l6l, ,847;
Hancock, llo,es1; Weaver, S.sO7; Dow,
467; Garasld's plurality, 5l,ol6. Gnbsr-
Material vote. with sixteen towns to hear
from: Long, l5s. .2O5; Thompson, lO9,oSs;
Sargent (Greenbackj, 4.26s; Alurg tPFo-
hibitionist). s4oi Longs plurality, sO,l55.
The result in the Congressional districts
iS as follow: First, with twelve towns to
hear from-Crape's (Rep.) plurality, 6,S7l {;
Second district, seven towns TO hear from
Harris (Rep) plurality, e,296; Sixth dis
trict, one town TO hear from-Jones' ma.
jority, 2o4o; Seventh district, three towns
TO hear trom-Russeli's (Rep.l plurality.
S47s; Eighth diRtriet conplete-Candles'
fRep.l plurality, 5,25a. In the Fourth
diStrict, where Mo1e, Democrat, has an
apparent plurality, Hayes, the Republican
candidate, has requested recount OF the
Boston wards in the district, except ward
ten, which will be granted.
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A Statement OF the Result by Counties ss
far ~ Received.
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ILLINOIS.
a Majority Neariy Equal to That OF the
Bay sInte.


A Mnjority Nearly Equal TO That OF the
Bay state.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 9.-Returns
have been received from half OF the State
OF Illinois, but comparison has been made
with only 2s7 towns and precincts outside
OF Chicago. These show net Republican
gain of 9,RS5; at the same rate in the rest
OF the State The plurality In the State for
Garfield will be about 1900. The vote
for Governor and Congress is little less.
The scratching does not seem to have
been very pronounced in any section.
The Republicans certainly gain one
Congressman, Meet.
Returns from 1888 towns and precincts
In Illinois, outside Of the city oi Chicago,
give net Republican gain Of S027. This
indicates that Garfeld's plurality In the
State will be 5000. Nothing deaniteihas
yet been received from the close Con.
gresslonal districts. some anxiety Is yet
felt for Davis, in the Second district, but
the Democrats concede his election. Far.
well, in the Third district, runs ahead Of
the ticket In Lake County, where he re-
sides. With three towns In Lake to hear
from. GarAeld's majority is l,175, and
Farwell's majority is l,246.i
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-E~N-
DELAWARE,

WILMINGTON, DBL, November s.-Re-
turns from all the election districts in the
State, except two in Kent county, the ma.
,orities Of which are estimated upon the
Vote at the election last September, show
Democratic majority ol l,0A5. Two
thirds OF the Legislature 10 Democratic,
insuring the return Of Bayard 70 the Sen.
ate. fhe Republicans elect their whole
ticket In New Castle county by majority
Of about one hundred.
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The Solid South Going Pieces The Vigorous Grip Of the loyal North
srEUBENvILLE sCnArs.
Enthusiasm Rnu wild-Little Gi
Burued-Burglar Arrested.

knIhusIhNm KUN WfIu-brFtIt UIFl
Burned-Burglar Arrested.
srRuBESvILLE, November 8.
Special Dispatch to thu Intelligencer.
To day has been one Of theliveliest days
steubenville ever experienced, aghts be.
ing innumerable, none serious however.
Carrie Miller, little girl aged fourteen,
was dangerously burned this afternoon by
her clothes catching FIRE from crate.
Her life is despaired of tonight.
Harry Boutwell,, young man but an
old offender, was arrested tonight for
burglary, he having broken open a
house belonging to Frank Kellar, stealing
therelrom three kegs Of beer,
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November s.-rhe total
returns of the city give Garfield l4,ossi
Hancock, 1874; Davis, 14,4o7i Rosen.
Srans, i4's7s. This reduotioh q expected
Democratic gains in the city makes The
State very close and doubtful. The Re
publican State Committee estimate the
msiority OF few hundred. The Demo
cratic Committee claims the State without
giving figures,
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the grand and sweeping success OF the
Republican cause. While this was the
case, the prevailing feeling was that ol
I perfect good humor towards 'all the
world end the rest OF mankind" Our
Democratic friends were met and ioked
over the disappointment Of their hopes in
q neighborly way, and generally speaking
they took the joking in good part, and
accepted the situation with philosophical
resignation. A few Of them were inclined
to q mUnitory turn OF mind, and had
something to say about the coming OF the
empire. They profess to see in
what has happened the beginning OF
the end OF the Republic. 1t is
to be Grant in 1884, they say. This idea
really seems to console some OF them.
They assume that because the people have
rejected the Democratic party that there.
fore they are no longer attached to Re-
publican form OF government, or, II they
are, that plan is on foot to take 1t away
from them. Some persons who really
voted or fought to destroy the govern.
ment some years ago, and failed, now
profess fears that the Republicans will
succeed in'accomplishing what they failed
to accomplish. This sounds queer, but
truth IL stranger than fiction, and there is
no accounting for the vagaries OF the hu-
man mind. The argument that
the people elect Congress every
two years, and President every
four years, and that there are fifty
millions OF people 10 be consulted as to this
proposed change, has little or no weight
with these despondent patriots. They
simply shake their heads and maintain
that in some mysterious way the govern
ment OF our fathers is to be radically
changed. 1t is to be done by "centraliza'
tion," whatever that means. We are TO
have a "strong government" it seems.
whatever that also may mean. States
rights" are 10 be wiped out. This too Is
mysterious sort OF phrase.
How the whole thing Is to be done in
two years, or even four years, they do not
explain. The "powers OF the air" as it
were, are TO do It. The people
will not be conscious OF it until
they are bound hand and foot They will
be narcotizsd or drugged in come way
during the operation. And thus their
liberties will pass away without their
knowing It. And all because the great
army Of patriots who once undertook to
do what they now profess to suspect some.
body else of medi,atipg, sore not called
to take charge OF the government.
We trus. that these dear brethren will
feel better tfer their disappointment
eools of. They need have no fears that
what they ieiled in doing can be done by
any body else in ILLS country. The capac.
ity of the Republican party is Immense,
we admit, but neither 1t nor any other
party Is strong enough or smart
enough to take away a single popular
feature from our form OF government.
That is something no party can do against
the will OF the people, Rnd to talk about
accomplishing it covertly Is simply to
say that the people hAve not the intelii.
gence necessary TO protec. aud perpetuate
self government. Therefore We say to
our distressed Delnocratic friends:
"FISgtO the Winds your nasd eis te9F;
He aho uniur.d our bs4ut Gus banner
Say. shall wave 4 thousand ytari."
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, CoSs., November s.-Ths
total vote Of Connecticut, lacking the
email town Of Hawden, is lSl, ,9l3 for
President and lSl,6S9 for Governor.
Garfield received 60 COL; Hancock, "a. .0i3;
Weaver, s44; Dow, 345, Garfisld's
plurality is 2,6lS, Bigelow, Republican,
msjority for Governor l,lSs, and his
plur. lily !2,3SS. The Legislature will
stand is Republicans to 8 Democrats In
the Senate and 1876 Republicans, sS Demo-
Gratis, ! Independent and Greenbacker
In the House. The Republican majority
on joint ballot Is 9s, last year It was 80.
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BRIrIsHIRs ON THE RESULT.
Tie Pail Mall Gazette and the Globe o
the Election OF Garfield.

The Pail Mall Gazette ana tne 6iobe ON
the Election Of Garfield.
LONDON, November S.-The Pal Mall
Ga,stp this evening says: II would be a
mistake to regard Gen. Garfeld's election
as triumph Of the politicians vho brought
discredit on Gen. Grant. There Is .
strong feeling Ia the United States in favor
Of the lonest and patriotic policy OF the
present Cabinet which would teach far
less shrewd man than Garfield TO follow
the lines laid down by Mr.. Hayes. For
England the situation Is 50 tisfactory, as It
resulted in victory for the party which
Is Hiost INCLINED to encourage satisfactory
relations between England pud America.
The Globe expresses satisfaction at the
result oi the election.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, November s.-The Of
ticial report from seven counties show Re-
publican gsins in siz. Republican gains
bsye been very general. The Democratic
majority In this city, with a full vote. Is rs.
dueed from J ,002 in 1875 to $3.50. There
Is no doubt oi the Tsl0otion Of Kentucky Z
entire delegation in Congress, which Il
Solidly Democratic,
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1872
NkRKAskA.

OMAHA, NEs., November s.-The returns
from the State come In slowly, and 1t is
only a question OF the size OF the majority
thai Gaitield will have. It will not be laI
from 25 600. and the State ticket about the
tame. The Republicans elect three-fourtht
ri Inc Legislature. Tue Greenback vote
has dlminis shed from last year.
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MIN n ES0TA
Give. Garneld ao 600 lrsIorIty.

MINNEAPOLIS, November s.-The re-
turns as far as received indicate that Min
nesota has given Garfield q msiority Of
5000. General Washborne, whose seat
in the present Congress was contested by
Donnelly, Is overwhelmingly elected over
his competitor, General Sibley, by from
5000 TO 10000. Washborns carries the
city and county by something over 1900
majority, Donuelly In the First and
strait In the Second district are both
elected, each by 1000 majority.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
LarEe I.osses for the pemoerat

Large Loases Tor the Democratic.
CHARLOTTE, Nov. 3-The Democratic ma
iority In Mecklenbura county will not ex.
ceed 100; a loss Of 100 on vote Of 1879. It ia
reported the Republicans gain mem Der OF
Legislature in Lincoln county. Robson
county elects the entire Democratic ticket.
Democrat loss, 10. Union county gave
800 Democratic majority, q Democratic
less Of 20. Cabarrus county, . Democratic
loss OF 800. Rowan county gives 800 ma
jority, no change rom 1875. Castor
county elss,s an Independent member OF
Lealslature, a Democratic loss oil 500
Scales Is re. elected TO ConaresA
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Rep. Dem.
kNn


we,sel has not yet been heard from, but
conceding that she will give majority
Of 800 for Wilson, his total vote will be
but 1927 to Hutchinson's 2064, clear
majority for Hutchinson of ls7:votes. It
will be seen by the reports below that the
Republicans at Parkersburg are claiming
the election Of Hutchinson by u some-
what lArrer majority.
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ArPAxK ERsBURG.

They Are Cosndeutiy Claiming Hutch.
inson's Election.
PARxrRsBuRo. W. Va, November2.
Special Dispa,ea to the 1n,oiiigepcer.
Peasants county Ia reported to have
given small majority for Hutchinson.
Five precincts in Writ county give
Hutchinson majority OF thirteen. The
two other precincta will make Wilson'S
msjority less than fifty in the county.
The Wood county returns are all In, and
give Hutchinson majority OF 800.
The Republicans here confidently claim.
Hutchinson's election.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

MoUSDsvtlLE, W. Va, November 8.
Special Dispatch to the Inisllssneer.
The returns from Marshall County are
oil In and Hutchinson's msjority is COL,
and Garfsld's majority Is 800. This IL q
loss Of about 90 on the msjoritY at the
State election. B. F. MEl0uES.
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DIED.

wARNECKE-On ThurSAsy morripS, Hoysz,bsr
IN her slsE year.
The funsral viii take PSes iIO her lsle rsaldspee,
two and onS-hAn miles out Bpthapy pike, FTiday
morning alto o'clock. Ersnds Ol the family are Ir-
Vltsd 70 attsnt, HsfLp vii lSavA Arb, stG 4 Co.'S
'ssrs GaSeSelOsk. IHlsrpssss al atssavOod Cen.
Z tAsSy.
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JoLLIrrIXG ArsrguRGsyILLE.
Euthusiasn There Last Nisht-Retprns
OF Tuesdny.

srEUDESyILLE, November g.
Special Dispatch TO the IntslIissussr.
The Republicans Of this city had jolli'
tication tonight, all the clubs turning out
in the torchlight procession. oue feature
Of the procession was the presence OF W,
O. McCaslin. young attorney, and Cap
tain Youngmon's Hancock club, who
marched with the Sherrsrd Guards on &
wager with the Captain Of that organiza'
ton. One OF the mounted officers wai
thrown from his horss and slightly in.
iured.
Complete returns from this county give
$ majority Of 1902, gain over the October
election OF l4S.
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noSoNGALrA COUNTY.
Aequits Herself Yet Better Than ii
October.

October.
MoRcANrowN, W. Va, Nov. 8.
Special Dispatch 70 the Intlligenetr.
Clinton Dissric..-Gardeld, 1870; Han
cock, l?9 Garfield's majority lOs, gain
OF 40 over the Presidential election in
1876.
Battelle.--Garfeld, 9ll; Hancock, 95s.
A Republican gain Of 4s.
Grant.-Garfeld. 1853: Hancock, III.
A Democratic gain Of 8.
Our majority in the county is about 5S5.
\, n. Fl.
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Ghe gatelIigetrter,

ee,1. !, No.. rs and "a Fourleenth streel
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AEw RAaPsBIRE.

cOSooRp. N. H.. November Scar
fields plurality Is about 1900. Hall, Re-
publican. !; is elected In the First district
By over coo plurality; Blees, Republican,
Second district, over l,eQ9 faff, kepao'
lican, Third district, oyer s
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|. MlLgAuKEE, WIS, November Slater
returns justify the estimate last night that
Wisconsin gives Republican majonty Of
about 5000, and the Republicans elect
six out OF eight congressman, Republi'
can gain Of one Congressman. The Leg
islaturs 10 largely Republican In both
HouAea.
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CABELL COUNTY.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. 8.
G. W. Atkinson, Chairman Republican
Committee, Wheeling:
Huntington gives Hancock one hundred
and eleven majority, Kenna one hundred
and ten.
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PRESTON COUNTY.
Handsome Republican Gains.

Handsome Republican Gains.
KINewooD, W. Va, November 8.
Special to the IntelIigeueeE
All the precincts heard from except one
Gar6eld's majority is ten hundred AM
one, and Hpke's about the same. Th
precinct to hear from will give twenty ad
ditional Republican msjority.
W, o. DAWSON.
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BODDRIDGE

Special TO the IntallIgsne,r,
WEST UStoS, November 8.
G. ". Aitin,an, CAairman Republican Com.
mites
Doddrldps county gives Hutchinson l59
majority. Please write Doddhdge down
'n0 OAHH'' SOuN'' W. H. ourrrRoSr.
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MASON COUNTY.

JuDsos sPoPrORD.
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HuroHIN.oN's EslInATE
OF q Portion or the Counties In the
south End Of the District.

PARKRRsBuRd, November y.
To @. W. Atkinson, Chairman Eepublican
Commitee, Wheeling: \
Harrison county gives Wilson sixty.two
majority. Richie is coming up to three
hundred and fifty for me; Wood three
hundred and ninty.nine. Five precincts
in Writ give me thirteen mSjority, two to
hear from. Lewis gives Wilson seventy
eight majority. Peasants gives me q
small msjority, am elected ifiRot
counted out. ]. a. HuTcuINsoA
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WaOD COUN rY,

compIsis Returns = Hutehinson's ma.
Ioriiy 500.
PARKERsRuRo, W. Va, November 8.
@. W. AttinsOn, Chairman Republican Com
mints, Wheeling:
Wood County complete gives Hutehin-
son 800 majority. TO. BuLLocK.
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BROOKE COUNTY.

WELLsBuR0, W. Va, November 8.
Special Dispatch % the IrtsnigsueSr.
The returns are all in. Hancock's ms-
iority is 7s; Wilson's Al G.B.C.
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THE FIRST DISTRICT.

In this district enough returns are at
hand to indicate that the result is, at
least, very close, and the indications seem
to favor the conclusion that Hutchinson
has q majority. The vote so far as heard
from stands as follows;