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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

BRACKET, Nov S.-[Special. The cleo.
ton passed Off quietly in this county. Han.
cock carries the county, hitherto democrat
ic, by only 6 majority; Jones has majority
of go in the four precincts heard from, and
has carried the remaining three, which
will bring his majority up to about 100
We sheep men did not work as hard for tn,
defeat of Hancock rs was expected. Judg,
Robinson was reelected county Judge; Mr.
Crata, county attorney W II. Ragce
county and district clerk; +. S. Fritter
sheriff. II. G. Petty, surveyor; Tobia Flatow
assessor; W. W. Arnett, treasurer, ant
James Ballantine, inspector. A great MANY
votes were challenged. The vote polley
will reach ZOO which was about the sam,
as that of 1880.
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This is democratic loss of 400, compared
with Governor Roberts majority two years
ago. General j. 3. Robertson will
receive not more than 100 votes in
the county. The regular democratic
county ticket, no doubt is elected, with the
exception of hide inspector. Hon. Il. q.
Mills majority for congress in the county
will be about 200. Returns from the
state election eagerly looked for. The vote
along the lines of railroad leading to this
ahead of his ticket and Ireland is scratched
more or less everywhere. The impression
prevails among Jones friends that unless
north Texas rallies to Ireland Jones may
come out victorious, or at least reduce the
democratic majority in the state to very
low figure. The democrats are anxious for
to.nght's news and all the excitement here
seems to be after the election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

TnE irrepresSible CAPTAIN PAuL BoyroY
fixing for another expedition Ia his rub.
her suit, This time he proposes to float
from the headwaterS orthe Grand river, in
the Elk mountains of Colorado, down
through tho Rio Colorado to its mouth-a
course all but as long as the Missouri and
one that passes through Colorado, Utah, Ne.
vada, Arizona and California This enter
prise Is most dangerous one. Nearly three
months will be consumed in the Journey.
Mile amer mile will be traversed in the
depths OF the wilderness, with no human
being and no human habitation within
reach. The river runs through can.
fons tho prccpitous sides of which
lower up u thousand feet some.
times for an unbroken distance OF twenty
niles or more. There are known TO be
most dangerous rapids at number Of
points along the course, and concealed
sharp rocks. worn by the action Of the
waters 10 the sharpness Of knifcs point,
are among them. A large portion OF the
route has never been fully explored. Car.
TAIN BoyroS, now in Baltimore, goes To
Denver then 10 Lcadvillc and over the
mountains to the uppermost point--iust
whore the water will float him. lie will
mako constant note Of the character Of the
scenery and general appearance Of the coun.
try, and thinks he can establish the fact
that the Tagus aud the Rio Colorado are
greatly similar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
San Antonio,

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. ESPECIAL. Re
turns from this congressional district are
coming in slowly, This county probably
gives Davis small majority over Hancock;
an official count will be necessary to decide.
Davis majority in the west is not as heavy
Hancock, democrat, is elected by small
majority. The county democratic ticket
was badly scratched, the county and dis
trict clerks and others defeated by the in.
dependents. There was much trading OF
votes to beat Davis, and hence the defeat
of the county democratic nominees.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

BoNnAM, Nov S.-[Special. The vote
IN this county yesterday was light, being
estimated, without the full returns, at $500.
1t is estimated upon the returns received
that lrcland's majority over Jones in the
county will be 800 or 900. For congress
Culberson's majority over Dohoney, indie
pendent, is about | 400. For representative,
over which the big fight was made in the
county, Chlnoweth's majority over Camp
bell, Independent, is about 1000. All the
democratic nominees are elected by ma.
iorities ranging from 1000 to 1000 votes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

AN attempt has recently been made 10
aood New York city with counterfeit
money, United States treasury notes series
of 1875, letter c, The counterfeit is poor
and only likely, it is said, to deceive be
cause the note has not been counterleited
before. The counterfeit first appeared in
Chicago in 1850, and ran through the west
A portion of the plate was then captured in
Missouri, but the cngraver escaped with the
other part.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

100 or more. Ianham, for congress, has 0
majority over Barnet Buell. and Dayen,
port together got less than 80 votes. County
officers elected were: \. j. Hunter, Judge
W. K. Neyerett, attorney; L. ", G.. Patten
clerk; l.. l.. Talcott, sheriff; T.. b. Ross
collector; j. NJ. Gibson, treasurer Mack
Reach, surveyor, James Hurst, representa-
tive. Colonel Shannon's majority in the
county will be not less than 900 votes. \
great deal Of dirty work, disgraceul fol
gentlemen 70 engage in, was resOrtei 70 "a
secure votes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

WlcnrA FALLS, Nov. Especial. The
election passed oil quietly in this county.
The vote was: Ireland, ST; Jones, IS. For
congress, 9th district. Throckmorton, o.
Dickson, >. Neither place running for the
county seat made n majority. Before the
next election enough of the residents of our
new town will have become qualified voters
to place it here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

SINCE the advent of Mrs. LANGTRY all
the pretty girls OF the north are thinking
about going on the stage; and she has had
numerous calls from New York school and
and seminary young ladies soliciting her
advice. She receives them kindly and tells
them they had better remain at school.
The suggestion is eminently wise, for
where one succeeds in the dramatic career
ninety and nine fail and are never heard of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

KAUFMAN, VIA TERRELL, Nov. s.
Special THE returns so far as received
here are as follows: Ireland, 232; Martin,
2}i; Templeton, DIG; Lubbock, 25G; Wvlie,
30; West, 30 Hurt, 30 Wilson, 20; Well.
born, 2lOi Anderson, 2l5; Rushing, $50;
Jackson, Go; these last three were for repre-
scntatiyes. For county clerk Erwin re-
cciyod 100 aad Field 53.
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whitney.

WHITNEY, Nov. S.-Ispecial, The cleo
ton passed Off quietly. John Ireland
leads Wash Jones by about 900 majority
in this county as far us heard from DIN
Wclborn, for congress, is running ahead of
Ireland
The weather is very sultry and II norther
looked for
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ANp now, mirabilc di'tu, comes Kan
sas for the first time since she has been
n state, aud joining the democratic sister.
hood swcls the rising anthem of personal
liberty and tree and honest government,
clecting u governor and possibly some con.
gressmen. In lSS0shc gave TO GARFIELD ~ !.
so votes, and to HANCOCK only 59,720. In
1878, she gave to Sr JouN 1900 votes, and
TO democratic GooplN only 5000 just one
half of her republican nominees number.
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PALESTINE, Nov. S Especial J. Anderson
county gives Ireland about 800 majority;
Gooch senator between 500 aud 900; Tuck.
or, Tor representative about 100; Davis is
elected sheriff by very large majority.
The independent majority in Palestine of
about 100 was overcome by he country
districts. This wa, avery quiet election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

GRorsuEEcK, Nov. $, - Especial The
election was quiet Ireland received /, OSd
votes; Jones, 7oj, with seven precincts to
hear from, which will probably increase
lrcland's majority to 500. The democrats
elected the county ticket by maiorities
ranging from 100 up to about 500. The
democrats failed to vote, while the opposi.
| ton turned out in full strength.
District court will adjourn tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

As THE result ofthe recent elections point
to democratic Federal administration, it
may fairly be presumed that the south that
has so long been democratic and steady in
the faith will have her claims at last recog-
nized. For the vice-presidency therefore,
We name Hon. RICHARD COKE, of Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

lr was conceded in Pennsylvania by both
her democratic and republican journals
that PATrlsoN's election would mean II
democratic governor, democratic lieuten-
ant.governor, II democratic secretary of in
ternal affairs with all the patronage of the
state under democratic control, and availa-
be for democratic candidate for presi-
dent Ia 1881
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IlastrOp.

BAsrRor Nov. $. -- Special. I-Rcturns
from half the precincts gives Jones 1926
majority, and Davis for congress 2l2 ma
iority over Hancock, hut with several Han
cock boxes to hear from. Fowler, indie
pendent, for the state senate, has 200 ma
iority over Shaw, democrat; Kerr, colorcd
70 majority over Robinson, democrat.
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Gatesyille.

GArEsyILLE, Nov ESPECIAL. Ireland
will sweep this county by an overwhelming
majority. q. W. Jones will get probably
$50 votes in the county. At this box Ire
land stood $40 to Jones r. Lanham. for
congress, will also carry this county, and
G, T. Goss, for the legislature. Other pre-
cinctS not heard from officially.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

riGroH races are so popular in Belgium
that in the province OF Liege alone 81, $50
carrier pigeons were sent by rail in March,
49,, $50 in April, $3.50 in May, 10000 in
June, aud 5000 during the first three weeks
in July, making total of more than 1900
900 for less than five months, More than a
thousand railway vans were required to
carry them to their destination.
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Graham,

GRAHAM, Nov. ESPECIAL. Tho follow.
ing county GERS were elected District
judge, b, L. Williams; county Judge Rob.
ert Arnold; sheriff, W, T. Bunger; district
and county clerk, Charles O. Josline treas.
urer, James Wadlcy; assessor, j. q. Hill;
district attorney, Il, +. Brill; surveyor, c.
7. Benson. Ireland's majority in the
county is 500. Lanham ran ahead of the
ticket. o. Il. Finlay is ahead for the state
senate and Il. L. Baden tor representative
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HlLLsBoEo, Nov. Especial, Ire
land and Jones are running an
uncomortably close race in this
county. Douglass leads Gelzendaner
by some 400 majority. Files or Mcdaniel
is elected representative; Bell, sheriff Har-
rls, treasurer; Wright, county clerk; Ivy,
county judge, Harrison, justice. lrelands
majority is shame to the county.
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NIe,ia

MryA, Nov. Especial, THE election
hcrc passed oil quietly, with the following
result; For governor, Ireland, 236; Jones,
l6S; for congress, X. Q. Mills, 9i7; J. u.
Rankin, 1856 for senator, l., j. Frarra, 9iS;
J, \. Allen, 1863, for representative, A. G.
Camp, l03 j. IL. Johnston, l27.
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iitIriict.

BURNETT, Nov. ESPECIAL An pre-
cincts except three small ones have been
heard from. lreland's vote is 500; Jones,
SO; Davis, III, Hancock, GIG; Terrell, 57S:
Triggs, 439; for representative Acker is
beaten by about 60 votes. Sheriff, treas
urer, and county attorney are conceded to
the grcenbackers. All other county Off.
GERS are democratic
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Round Rock

RouNp Rock, Nov. ESPECIAL The
election was very quiet. All democratic
candidates were given Il majority of one.
third out of $50 votes polled in Round Rocl,
precinct, except Ireland, who fell behind
Jones 81 votes, James IL. Robertson, for
representative, was elected, and carried
this county over Nat @. Henderson aud
D. $. Chester by majority of 200, re.
ceiying more votes tSan both his opponents.
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Terrell

TERRELL, Nov. ESPECIAL. The cleo.
ton passed of quietly, The vote was
small and is as follows; Ireland, lis; Jones,
rs; Wellborn, iG}; kcarby. 1913; Gibbs, Go;
Hughes %, Y. l.. Franks was elected
Justice of the peace, J. i. Spencer, consta.
bic, J. n. Rushing is undoubtedly elected
to the Legislature. County offices are in
doubt,
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IIic,,

lllco, Nov. ESPECIAL. l-lIico voted
for governor, Ireland, Gj, Jones27. For cor
gress, Lanham, p; Buck, l5 Davenport
II; Barnet, /. Hamilton and Gentry ,.
Mills together voted as follows F6I
governor, Ireland, 1863; Jones, 10. For con.
gress, Davenport, 9S; Lanham, IL; Barnet,
% Buck, II. The election was very Qniet
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Ann now we think we hear In sad
dened tones of many as they utter 81
will get no chance to iattcn at government
expense; and when the faithful are re-
warded my name will be conspicuous for
its absence. Farwell, vain world, I'm
going home" is the only sauce and solace
tho republican can lay to his heavy soul.
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SULPHUR SrmNGs, Nov. Especial. J.
The election passed off quietly. Ireland
carried Hopkins county by over 1000 ma
iority, which is considered to be thel argcst
majority here since the war. The contest
for city offices was very close.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

The weather with us is perfectly delight
full, and the races, political, and at the fair
grounds, have everything to make the pa
triotic citizen entirely happy. All is sun
china
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W~ o

IT had been better for the republican
party had JAY HUBnELL ct Id omne genus,
never been born. The assessment business,
though heavy in adjudication was not rich
in results--n the proposed direction.
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AlVaraIlu,

ALyARADo, Nov. ESPECIAL. johnson
county gives the state democratic ticket
800 majority, and Wellborn about the
same over Kearby; Get1endamcr carries
the eastern portion OF the county for SEN
ator. J. A. Patton is elected ilOatcr by an
overwhelming majority. The result for
representative is still doubtful, with the
chances for Gwen Brown.
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IieIton

BEtIoN, Nov. S.-[Special. Counts for,
this box not yet completed and no returns
from the precincts The count now stands.
Ireland, $50; Jones, 200; Mills, $50, Rankin,
ll5, for representative, Pendleton, demo
crat, 53i Shipp, Independent, 100; Cramer.
ilOtcr 6l9.
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81 would remark that nationally we are
busted" or as CAPTAIN CUTIE would say,
i'the bearin' of this observation lies in the
APPLICATION ont" For further particulars
apply TO ARTHUR, at the White House.
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Dublin.

DUBLIN, Nov. S.-lSpecial, The follow,
ing is the official vote in this precinct For
governor, Ireland POI; Jones, 46. Frank
and Fields are the leading candidates for
the legislature. Dave port has majority
of Il for congress. Lanham leads at other
points.
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llowr, Nov. ESPECIAL. 1.-The vote in
this pcecnct yesterday was as follows
Ireland, l09; Jones, o. The day passed OIL
quietly, but very little interest was taken
Weather fine. Cotton picking is going on
at u lively rate, Grain continues to come
in with rush, Health of community good.
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POINTS OF INTEREST TO STRANGERS

Novisitor should fail to look throuGn W
ELECTRIC.LIGHTED CLOTHING -
TABHSHMENTS, the finest ana mY'H
tensive of it, kind, devoted solely
sale of MEMS and BOYS CIV
inthe South. our reputation ior ha'
only tirst-class and strictly reIiaole
is doubtless well known tos major
Of those who will visit Dallas dur''
coming week, and anticipatinea 40
mand for Clothing, We have made "u ,n
preparations in the way of an cp0'''v wv
stock, embracing all grades in rT'cs ' 'I I"
fabrics, and have added to our 'O'w "a,
saleSmcn, so that all may receive '"'
attention. 80.
Every garment purchased at our wv n,
is guaranteed to be of the latest sly. >" !,
Just rs represented in every resP'" IA,
all cases whore any dissatisfaction w. !,
the purchase money will be cheeI'u''
funded.
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IretlCll,

lEEpELL, Nov. S.-[Special, The cleo
tion passed Off quietly. Ireland has 80
votes majority. with the exception OF l7S
votes for j. b. Barry, for representative, on
the grecuback ticket, straight dcmoCatic
vote was polled. There was only about 20
votes cast in all, OF which Ireland received
Ill
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HAWKINS, Nov. ESPECIAL Totalvotes
cast at this precinct, 1856; for Ireland, lis;
Jones, for congress, lis; for state senate, J.
G. buchanan, 10; A. l.. Adams, for repre-
sentative, 40. The election passed oil
quietly.
Weather clear and warm.
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Wills Point

Wills PoiSr, Nov, s-ISpecial, l. The
election passed of very quietly at this
place, Col votes were rolled in this precinct.
The following are the returns as far rs
counted; Ireland 40; Jones, 226; Russell
i75; Jones, for congress, AS. This is a fair
specimen OF the democratic majority.
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INDICATIONS.

For the West Gull States-Partly cloudy
weather, local rains, variable winds, mostly
sou,hery, stationary or higher temperature
stationary pressure.
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Tnr vote of New York state in 1850 was
for GARFIELD, 555,5ii; for HANCOCK, 53i =,
oil. In 1879 it stood, for CORNELL, S,5G7
RoBrNsoN. 1890; KELLY, 1856, and
some 1900 scattering.
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EVEN the leopard may change his spots,
then why not the great American people I?
For interesting details apply at republican
headquarters.
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AND in solemn dignity he rises and OBJ
serves: "To H with the democracy;
who will you nominate and make the next
president"
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Waco,

Waco, Nov. s.-[special ,l-Roturns from
the county are by no means complete. As
far as heard from, Ireland is about 800 votes
ahead Of Jones, and boxes yet to DO heard
from will swell his majority to perhaps zoo.
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Additional FOREIGN Ncwa

LoSpoS, Nov. s,--The Daily News under.
dcrstands that Mr.. Tukc's committee at u
meeting yesterday resolved to promote en-.
isration OF 1900 to 5000 persons from the
poorest districts in Ireland, at probable
cxprusp of 10 100
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EWmeral Rotiec.

The friends and scqualn,ances of Mr.. and
Mrs J. 7, DMgan are invited to attend the fine.
raj Of their infant daughter, CLARA. at $50
O'Clock this afternoon, nom their residence,
corner Rrowder and Canton streets.
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BRowNwoop, Nov. ESPECIAL The
vote of this precinct is as follows For
governor, Ireland, il0; Jones, 49, for con-
grcss, Lanham, 1S7; Barnet, li6 Davenport
6G Buck, 80.
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"a MOST perfect day" indeed, was Tues
day, the 9TH OF November.
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ALBANY, Nov, Especial For govern
OF, Jones, IS; Ireland, 232. For congress,
Lanham, 1873; Davenport, 80, Buck, 20;
Barnet, %. For representative, Browning,
2OI; Waddell, Al, Election quiet and weather
clear.
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SAN SAEA, Nov. Especial. ireland
III, Jones, 25S, Hancock, lis; Davis, 90.
j. c. Schultzer, a grocery merchant here,
was closed up to-day by kaufman &
kunge
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al CANNOT tell you how it was, my child,
but twas a glorious victory"
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COLORADO, Nov, s,-lSpecial. ireland,
1853; Jones, H. Waddell, for representative,
I'D district, l03; J. II. Browning, 30; Evans
grccnbacker, 10; Melvin, /.
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Weathcrfor,i.

wKAru rnroRp, Nov. s.--Ispecal, THE
election passed of quietly yesterday. Re.
turns not all in. lreland's majority will b,
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ATLANTA, Nov. s.--Mrs. S. II. Green
to-day had her clothing caught in water.
wheel and was drawn into the wator and
drowned.
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MORGAN, Nov, ESPECIAL The cleo
ton passed oil quietly. lrcIand's majority
here is votes; Wcllborn's majority Il.
Tho weather is sultry and " arm.
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They rclicye the cugosyed Liver. cleanse
the BLOOD from poisonous hutuor~, md
cause the bowels 10 net naturally, with.
out which no Que can feel we'll.
Try this rcmcdy Mirly, rnd ron W M gniu
n hcalthy Digestion. Vigorous Dod,. Eure
Price, 10 Gents. once, ~ Murray st., n, ".
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Pennsylvania produces half OF the buck.
" heat that Is raised In the United States.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

L Ie lierald'S Fort Scott, Kansas, SpCcill
Claims the Election of Not Only
Four Democratic Con-
greSSmen, but
That NJ. sJohn Finds Prohibition a
Stony Road for Tender Feet
TO Travel.
Hancock, il is Believed and Hoped, Has
Been indicated by his,
District.
Tom 0chiltree will in All Probability
Represent the Galveston
District.
Returns From Many Points of the
State Indicate
Apathy on the Part of the Democrats,
aud a
Comparatively Small Majority for the
Ticket.
The Court of Appeals Docket Clear
for the
First Time Since That iiody's Organi2a-
ton.
Other Interesting State News.
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Denton

DENroN, Nov -ISpecial,l-The election
passed Off quietly. A full vote was poled.
No returns can be made until to morrow,
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IT. oeol'l72, OOol, i72OOo!!!
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FoEr Scorr, KS, Nov, ESPECIAL, J.
Kansas elects democratic governor and
probably the four congressman at large.
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:i; Continuation y of P,o.
I Ba,f Of Iron. Peruri.sUn N,
na ,,', and Phosphoruss;;n.
only preparation of;, rm
ina, riU not bldcJ,ccn,, ~
rse'hi SO Characteristic y,