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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

ANDovER, Oct Prank Thomas made
a good shot ut deer on the Jones inter
vale one day, putting a bullet entirely
through its body.
J. +. and f.. T.. Caldwell on Farmers
| hill, sell their large farm, extensive stock,
crops. &C., at auction 18th inst. The
veteran Tyler kider is auctoneer. The
Messrs. Caldwell have some very nice
stock.
A few more forged letters and the Re
publicans would been unanimous.
j. II. Stevens took first premium for
matched steers at northern Oxford fair at
Rumford last week, and John +. Caldwell
for dram oxen. Town team from Ando'er
also got premium The Secretary's call
is out for a meeting at Rumford Saturday,
18th, to form permanent society.
The Hamm ond boys are busily engaged
yardlng out timber in the west Surplus.
Election passed of quietly with more
than usual interest. and its many amusing
scenes aud incidents. One young mer'
chant took the pains 10 drive for voter
aud gave him dollar ( "Greenback dollar
of course TO vote his party ticket and left
him at the door and when he voted wisely
voting the Republican ticket. Some OF
our good looking young men, came all the
way from Lawrence and Havcrhlll TO cast
their first Presidential vote, for Garfield
and Arthur. One Democrat on being
taken up on a bet on Hancock's election,
snatched his scrip away AFTER placing 1t
in the hands OF the third party. This Is
reform, honesty" &C., sc. The Demo
Gratis will not again have Barnum, the
great impostcr and forger, for Demo
cratic chairman. The man OF all men
who has humbuged the poor laboring
classes out OF SO many dollars.
One OF Shepards crew In his logging
operations received a hard blow in the
face from Il spring pole" breaking his
nose and bruising his face badly, las, week.
The powerful rain Saturday night, S0th,
gave the logs In the brooks good send
out aud good supply for mills, wells, SC.
a large flock of wild geese hew over to
the South to-day. Gone To help Hancock
up Salt river MON AMOS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

800 for Garfield. Governor Bells ma
jority Is estimated all the way from 1000
to 5000. The Republicans have carried
all Of the Congressional districts without
doubt. The Republicans have carried the
Manchester senatorial district, electing
Hon. Geo. c. Gilmore, which gives them
IA members sure out of "a in the upper
branch Of the Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

BUCkrIELp.-Thc Crystal Wave ofGood
Tcmplars OF East Buckhcld. elected the
following officers for the fry-sccond
quarter, on the 18th ut. \. f. Kicker, W.
c. r. Mrs. o. Warren, W V. T; V 7.
DeCoSter, W. y SiXty-siN have been
married since they united with the Wave.
Fourteen have died, and thirty-tlvc moved
out OF Maine.
The Methodist chapel at the village j.
progressing finely. Ere long 1t will be
used for public worship 1t IL hopct
public spirit will aid the society, ill the
sound of the church going bell shall De
heard from the spot where Capt. Josiah
Paris OF revolutionary fame, and his only
son, Virgil Delphine, NJ. c. of this dis
trict, 80 long dwilt
Died suddenly AZ Fargo, Dakota Ter
ritory. Sept 9Th. Frank l., sou OF Joseph
Is. Hall. formerly OF Hartford, and ex-
Secretary OF State OF Maine, aged twenty
years.
The long wished for soaking rain which
fell ON Saturday night and Sunday fore
noon, is followed by beautiful weather.
HARTFORD.
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RoxBURY, Nov. 4.-Mr. j. c. Bucknam
has removed to IIallowcll River driving
has been brisk since the late rain.
+. s. PhIlbrook Is the champion fox
hunter
The western part OF the town pans out
Its September vote, hut the castcrn-some
absentees. still we have one fusionist at
Roxbury Pond who worked so hard for the
cause that he got one Democrat TO stay at
home.
Mr.. John Reed Of this town IS 10 teach
i'm No =.
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of Lectures In this village the coming
winter.
Election passed of to the entire salts
faction of the Republicans who made gain
of 27 from September.
Thomas Scales has sold his farm to !.
r. Grant, formerly or Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

MASON, Nov. Names ofpupils placed
upon the Roll Of Honor, Summer term,
Mason, Me-. Bessie A. Mills, Ada !. Mills,
Saba o. Mills, Rosie A. Tyler, Addie NJ.
Putnam, Gertrude Stiles, Alice Morrill,,
Clara Morrill,, Inez Stowell, Geo. NJ. Stow
ell, Elmer Stowell, Ernest Hutchinson,
Charles Bracket Fannie o. Brown
teacher
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q
WI. VI EVNRTS.
Secretary of state.
THE ATTACK on THE MAINE LAW

THE ATTACK on THE MAINE LAW.
~ 3, argued, IN an attack on tn Maine
Law from ID t..t that the Internal We
nue. Department collects ia Maine s2l 900
tax on sale of liquors. that the tax ON pro-
hibilion j. 70 failure. This j. hardly 80.
The who'll iuouut OF tax on spirits and
liquors coii.c fed in tHc country j. over
sos 900 90 p,r auuum An average 20 each
person of over 81 10 In New jersey the
average j. over - In Maine the average
j. three cents. That this difference i
owing To the Maine Law cannot be denied.
That IL has not been entirely successful i
no fault of the Law. Shall laws against
murder and robbery be abandontd because
after centuries of trial, they still exist:
The friends OF the Law through the State,
after twenty-five years trial, are satisfied
il has done good work and II could not
be repealed. We are sometimes asked to
explain the conflicting reports sent out
from the State by friends ofthe Law. One
answers There are in Maine two classes
OF friends OF the Law doth, perhaps. often
making eXtravagant statements one
looking at the great good accomplished
aud the other at its shortcomings and
failures. In 81 towns out of6i in Peno5-
scot County, no liquor is sold. Local po-
litical causes mot here 10 be explained
have placed in power in some places men
who will not enforce the Law. Reliable
correspondents of some papers who go To
Bangor for few days, find what nobody
else cau-2OO or 800 places where liquors
are sold. The Internal Revenue Depart
ment, having facilities for finding out all
places where it is sold, report in Bangor
no. That there i so little drunkenness,
under such a state Of things. is owing TO
the moral effects Of the Law; for, notwith
standing reports 20 the contrary, Bangor
is one OF the most orderly cities IN New
England, as the faculty and trustees Ofthe
Seminary will I'll testify Unless they
can, however, speedily get rid of the l20
places. we fear there will be made a new
set of drunkards. -Nelc York independent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

The Portland Press says that Mr..
Frank l.. Collins, leader of Collins
Band. has been engaged to teach the
Brownfield band during the coming win
ter. He will probably teach the Den
mark band also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
A NEW SOCIETY.

All persons interested in q Fair in the
northern part of Oxford County are re-
quested to meet at Prices hotel, Rumford,
on Saturday, Nov. 18th inst, at 2 o'clock
p. m, to consult about getting charter
and forming pc rmanent organization.
Z. II. HUTCHINs, Secy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
Newspaper Decisions

l. Auy person Who takes psPer regularly
from the orice-W neither directed 10 his name or
apother's or whether he has subscribed or not
10 responsible tor the payment
2. \, a person orders his paper discontinued,
he must paw all arrearagcs, or the puollsner may
continue 10 send 10 until payment II made, anu
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the Offee or not.
5. The Courts have decided hatrefuslng 20 take
newspapers and periodicals nom the posi- once
or removing and leaving them uncalied Tor, 70
prrpsa faeis evidence of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

HIRAM.-The Bridgton Neacs says that
five of Mr.. X. G. Green's family in Hiram,
are down with typhoid fever, two of whom
are dangerously i'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

There will be a Republican camp
fire on Singepole, in Paris, this Monday
evening. Statutes will also be fired from
the same place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

CANToN.-Thc recent rain has given
business a new start. The Canton Steam
Mill Co. have been getting lot OF lumber
down the river and will start their mill in
few days Turner 4 Hutchinson, owners
of the grist-mill in the village, are now
doing all the grinding that comes. For
over two months they were unable 10 oper-
ate for want of water.
Building Is going on rapidly. Nathan
Reynolds has nice, large, two story house
well under way. W. +. Adkins and 5.
Bicknell have each the foundation Of n
house laid, and John NJ. Harlow is build
ing n store and dwelling near the pulp
mill. The Denison Paper Manufacturing
Co. are also building number OF houses
near their pulp mill for their laborers TO
live in.
Our fall schools have been under the sue
cesslul management of Mr.. John II. Par
sons of Lewiston and Miss Abbie Bicknell
OF Canton. A lyceum is held once week
which is very interesting.
Otisfeld Free Baptist quarterly meeting
was held with the Canton church, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Nov. Sd and 4th. A
goodly number Of people were in attend
ance. Among the clergy from abroad
were Prof Fullonton and Rev. Messrs.
Mariner and Libby from Lewiston.
Isaac P. Daley, aged about forty years,
a native and resident of Canton, died in
stantly on the Sd. Cause probably heart
disease. Mr.. DALEY was butcher. and
was an industrious and kind hearted man.
He leaves wife and four children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
MAsnlNGroN TERRITORY

The Republicans in Washington Terri
tory reelected Thomas II. Brcnts TO Con-
grc>>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
OXFORD COUNTY

The following table gives the vote of
Oxford County for Governor i'll Scptem-
Der and for electors in November, 80 far
a. heard from. We trust the missing
towns will Toe furnished in season for the
next issue. /, will be seen tina, the
County has made good gains from Sep
ten. Der, giving Garfield and Arthur a
much larger majority than was given for
DAVIS and the County ticket. We are
inclined 10 think that the County will
show even better than this table indicates,
for some towns have made their returns
by adding to the highest Fusion elector
the number Of votes given for the straight
Greenback ticket. The vote should be
returned by deducting the straight Green
back vote from the higest Fusion vote, as
follows:
VOTE or PARIS.
Whole No. of Ballots cast, -?
Garfield and Arthur, 800
Hancock and English, 2Si
Weaver and Chambers, 8
Total .99
Frye, Worster and Whidden, had $50
votes each; Scion Chase was cut from
two tickets; Turner, Burdin and Hilton
had votes each.
The vote in Oxford County was pecul-
lar in other respects. In Canton Otis
Hayford received complimentary vote OF
Q, while Frye was cut 3 and Chase /.
In the western part of the County, Den
mark, for instance, there was strange cut
ting of tickets. That town is returned
Chase, l4l ; Watts, los; Cromwell, los;
Frye, l4l: Worster, l42; Donworth,
los; Whidden, al; Republican electors
90 each. The hard money Democrats
evidently refused to vote for the Green
back electors. This cutting was carried
on TO a considerable extent throughout
the County.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR AND ELECT
| ORS.
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iSCU>~i\.

10, OC1 for Garfield, gain OF Republican
Congressman. and Republican Lcgis-
latarc
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NEW JERSEY.

Hancock has about 5000 majority
against $1,000 In 1876 for Tildeu. Repub-
licans have the Legislature, giving Re-
publican L. S. Senator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

PARIS. - Regular meeting Of the Unity
Club, Wednesday evening, at the Academy
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OxFORD.-The Robinson Company are
enclosing their factory yard with high
board fence. Operatives will pass through
the Office in going to their work.
A new front fence and other needed i'm
provements are being made at the Metbo-
dist parsonage. @
An effort is being made to have course
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IE,iiNlA.

10000 for Hancock anu the regular
Democratic ticket. Republican gain oil
one Congressman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
WYOMING,

Swan, Republican, is elected delegate 20
Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

r T. Bttlcll d ia l.ttltet ttt
Town Tclms-lst, Rumford; 81, Andp-
yer 81, Hanover. Bulls; Two years old
and ovcr-l>t, James Roberts; -. W J..
Grccnlici; Sd, !. = Morse. Bulls one
year old-lst. G.. Silver. Best Steers ;Onc
year Old-lsi, Cotton Elliott. Two years
old-lst, K. T.. Farnum. Three years old
LIST. j. =. Mitchell. Matched oxen LIST.
j. II. Stevens, Andover; "a and 30, Ca!d-
well Bros, Andoyer. Matched Steers {;
One year old-lst. G.. T ThurstOu; n, w.
II. Thurston Two years old-lst. K. =.
Fsrnum. Three years old-lSt. Cotton
Elliott; "a, Geo Elliott Draft Oxen-lst
and ~. Caldwell Bros. Sheep aud Bucks
list, X Martin Sugar Bects and Tur-
nlps-lst, l.. Poor, Andover Cabba@eS
and Onions-lst. II. L. Wood. Turnip
Beets-lst, II. \. Stevens. Pumpkins
lst, ). l.. Moody. Turnips-lst, A. J.
Abbott. Plows-lst, F. c. Merrill, South
Paris. Cart-H. Il. Cushman, Audoyer.
Seed Corn-lst, : l.. Moody, 2d, c. III.
Graham. Potatoes-lst, Rufus Farrar.
There was no report on household and
fancy articles.
The interest in fair Is such that a meet
ing is called Oh Saturday, Nov. IL, at ,
O'Clock, p. IN, to meet at Prices hotel to
consult about getting a charter and form
n permanent society in this part OF the
County We hope to see large atten-
dance at the meeting.
F.. II. HUrCHiNs, Sec'y.
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NEW YORK

About 10000 majority for Garfield,
against 80, 900 for Tilden In 1876. Repub-
leans have the Legislature and nearly de-
feated the Democratic candidate for Mayor
OF the city.
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Report ell for the OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
CATTLE-SHOW AND FAIR AT RI VI
FORD.

EVhb.
The Northern oxford Agricultural Show
and fair was holden Oct II. The day was
fair but cold, and the show was all that
could be expected, considering the latencss
of the season and that tire was only 4
weeks notice given. There were ifteeu
hundred 10 two thousand people present.
and about seventy five yoke OF oxen aud
steers on the grounds, many OF them very
fine. The show OF horses and colts wa
fair. The hall was not so well filed as ~
hoped il would be-.
our organization is very imperfect and
the committees much scattered. hence our
report Of premiums is not full
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9l9 towns give Garfield j5,$67, Fusion
4j.79i. Weaver, &C, 1923. Same Sep
TENDER, Republican 5S,5o7, Fusion 4S,'S2,
scattering So. Republican majority $50,
against 1882 then. Republican gain S,2ls,
indicating 1000 majority.
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81, 1872 plurality for Garfield Congress
ional delegation 10 and /.
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wRsT VIRGINIA

1000 for Hancock and the entire Demo
cratic ticket.
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5000 majority for Garfield. Solid Re
publican Congressional delegation elected
before.
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MARlLy\l
MASSACHUSETTS,.

1900 for Hancock and the Democratic
ticket.
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PEENIt Ms

stations for general use - l>t. :. Il.
lIutchins Breeding Marcs-lst. II. H.
UutchinS, Bethel; ~, 4. J. Eaton 81. Is
Martin. Colts; One year old-lSt, y. ]
Rowe, Woodstock: "a, W. I. GrccEIi,c
Milton III. Two year, old-l>t, VI. Swain.
Hanover; ~, &. T. Eaton; "a X. Martin.
Three years old--i>t. \. e. Sc2ar. ~ =
+. GooIricd:c, Andoyer 81. VIM. MAY
council. Family Horses - 1t w. VI
ADAMS 2d, C.. V. Martin. Trials OF Speed
-Only the Sweepstakes purse for $1,000
was entered for. lSt, \. II. Price; 2i. y
T. lIutchinS; 81, Moses Cumming. of
Greenwood
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KANsAS

5000 for Garfield and the entire Re
publican ticket.
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MALT TEA.

The most important remedial agent ever
presented for Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Con-
stipation and all diseases arising from inn
perfect digestion. \ delightful nutritious
beverage; pleasant. Inyigorlting tonic
strengthened for the dcbilitatcd: SOY
ereign remedy for disorder, OF the Throat,
Chest, Lungs and Stomach. II corrccts
not only the LIVER but the other equally
important corresponding organs, promotes
their healthy action, and i recommended
a. THE oNE proper mode of permanently
improving the general health. Each pack
age makes over a gallon Of medicine. ~
cry package Of the genuine MAIT-rEN mus
bear the label OF the sole Agents, "LoDdrII
Chemical Co."
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR.
Buy It OF your Druggist, or orIer il u
Us by mail
LoBpEIL CHEMICAL. Co,
-. Louis, Mo.
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AIunRNIN.

Republican nv 1000 plurality. Demo
crai> gain one Congressman. Republicans
have the Legislature which elects a nited
states senator.
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500 ls5 Isl 2l9 80

Total 500 ls5 Isl zig loo
By this table i, will be seen that Gar
field has 2l9 electoral votes and Han
cock $50, giving Garfield a majority Of
go. OF the states which the Republi-
cans carried in 1876, they lose Florida.
Louisiana, Nevada, and South Carolina
They gain the following States which the
Democrats carried in 1876 Connecticut,
Indiana, and New York.
The State of Maine, which was carried
by small Fusion plurality in September.
gives the Republican electoral ticket
about 1000 majority.
Below we give the result in each
State as reported a, the present time.
ALABAMA.
Solidly Democratic by 10000 majority.
ARKANSAS.
Democratic 10y about 10000 majority.
CNLIFoR>IA.
Republican ny 1000 plurality. Demo
Gratis gain one Congressman. Republicans
have the Legislature which elects a nited
states Scnator.
COLORADO.
Republican l,y >, 500 majority.
CONNECTICUT.
Republican by $50. Legislature Re
publican. which will elect l. y Senator.
pELNw ARR.
5000 for Hancock. Democratic through
out.
solid FOR Hancock and the entire Demo-
cratic ticket.
GEORGIA.
Democratic throughout by 10000 ma
jority.
10000 for Garfield, $1,000 for Republican
Governor. Republicans gain Congress
man and a Legislature which will elect
Senator to succeed David Davis.
ISpIANNA.
Republican by nearly 5000 large gain
from October.
5000 for Garfield and the entire Re
publican ticket.
KANSAS
1000 for Garfield. Legislature over
whelmingly Republican.
KENTUCKY.
10000 for Hancock. Solidly Demo
cratic.
LOUISIANA.
Solidly Democratic.
| MAINE.
ol9 towns give Garfield j5,$67, Fusion
45.79i. Weaver, &C, S,623. Same Sep
TENDER, Republican S,5o7, Fusion 4S,'S2,
scattering $50. Republican majority 1850,
against I 1892 then. Republican gain 3,2ls,
indicating 1000 majority.
1 MARILyND.
$1,000 for Hancock and the Democratic
| ticket.
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COLORADO.
Republican by $500 majority.
CONNECTICUT.

Republican by $50. Legislature Re-
publican. which will elect L y Senator,
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KENTUCKY

81 900 for Garfield. Legislature over
whelmingly Republican.
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KENTUCKY.
10000 for Hancock. Solidly Demo
cratic.
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MICHIGAN

1900 for Garfield and solidly Republi'
can throughout.
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ILLINOIS.

10000 for Garfield, 81, 200 for Republican
Governor. Republicans gain Congress
man and Legislature which will elect a
Senator TO succeed David Davis.
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I<pIANNA

Republican by nearly 5000 large gain
from October.
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FLORIDA.

Solid FOR Hancock and the entire Demo
cratic ticket.
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NEBRASKA.

Garfield will have not far from 25,OOt
majority and the State ticket is about the
same. Republicans elected three-fourths
OF the legislature.
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NEVADA.

Conceded to the Democrats by about
5000 majority.
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pELNw ARR

1000 for Hancock. Democratic through
out.
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GEORGIA

Democratic throughout by 10000 ma
jority.
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against 1900 In 1876 for Tilden. Repub
licans have the Legislature, giving Re
publican L. S. Senator.
NEW YORK.
About 10000 majority for Garfield,
against 1000 for Tilden In 1876. Repub
leans have the Legislature and nearly de
feated the Democratic candidate for Mayor
OF the city.
NORTH CAROLINA.
10000 for Hancock, being 1000 less than
for Tildcn in 1876.
GarAeld's State gives him about 10000
plurality large gain from October.
Small Republican majority-not over
900. Gains a Republican Congressman.
PENNSYLVANIA.
10000 for Garfield and a gain of two
Co,sor pe,,hI,cap I legislature nv
:, .,o-,,v
RHODE ISLAND.
COCO majority for the Republican ticket.
$4,000 for Hancock and the entire Demo
cratic ticket
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can throughout.
MINNESOTA.
Minnesota has given Garfield majority
of about $4,000. Washburne, whose seat
was contested by Donnelly, is oyerwhelm-
ingly elected leading his competitor 5000
10 10000.
MISSISSIPPI.
Solldly Democratic, but the Republican
vote is much larger than in l17G.
MISSOURI.
Missouri, largely Democratic, but the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Republicans
carry congressional districts, against
! IN the last Congress.
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10000 for Hancock and the entire Demo
cratic ticket.
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MAINE.

LOUISIANA.
Solidly Democratic.
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TENNESSEE.
5000 for Hancock; hut the Republicans
elect the Governor and gain two Congress
men.
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Small Republican majority-not over
500. Gains Republican Congressman.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
3O, 1000 for Garfield and n gain of two
Congressman. Republican Legislature by
i6 majority.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
10000 for Hancock, being 1000 less than
for Tildcn in 1876.
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Garheld's State gives him about 10000
plurality; a large gain from October.
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Solidly Democratic by 10000 majority.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
1000 for Hancock and the entire Demo
cratic ticket.