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miscellaneous Salants.

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NJ AN ikD-Shoemakels only good cncs need
apply John Morrell mls.tf
WANTED-To buy II good, second hand sci
~ OF timers tools, unnured; will nay cash
Address W, NJ, Bagley, Mckinney. Tex. l7.lt--
WANTED-A No. pastry cook who under.
49,, STAMPS making ice cream. Apply imme-
dately TO sweeney's lunch room Galveston To
steady man work guaranteed year round-,l
stating lowest salary, ml6.M
WANTED-Board and lodging with n private
w iamily, by Young gentleman permanently
employed here, Address, stating teyms H. C.
y, 4, " BOX ~ ml6lw
WANTED--A school by a competent teacher:
W has had two years experience For infor-
nation address +. II. g., care Herald once,
Dalas, IeNaS mlt-lw
WANTED-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
~ liable Association wants canvassers
Home office, No Cos Main St, Dallas, fe25.tf
WANTED-Good agents for the sale OF stand.
ard and popular subscription books for
~, z. r. smith, manager d. Appleton n Co,
4o5 Main St, Dallas fe2l.im
WANTED-2oo tie choppers to cut ties for
w Central railroad Apply to W. ]. McCray
Union Grove, Kaufman Go, Tex. fe2i-lm
ysor Sale.
ENOR SALE-COunter, shelving, drawers and
Il walnut prescription case; must be sold ut
once. Apply ut City Drug Store, llls Elm
street. mlS-N
EOR SALE-At a reasonable price, a sound
gentle buggy horse, color white; been driven
by lady and children: gentle rs a dog Apply
10 T. T.. Snodgrass sycamore aud Pacific
avenue. mis-
| INOR sALE-Handsome cottage and lot 60x2U2
l. on Live Oak street. east of PEARL also three
brick stores, on Elm street. Nos 7S7, 739 and 7il
Apply to Fhppen. Adoue Il Lobit, or DR.. +. f.
Hughes. mli.tf
E0R SALE-Four well located, improved bus
mess lots on Main street. paying good reve.
nnes; VIII sell at bargain, and good guarantee
tue furnished. Henry COIN, 70s Main
street fc23.lm
EoR sALE-Dwelling No. 725, Ross avenue.
II Apply TO W. II, Beaumont ut Padgitt
Bros. feiotf '
| E0R SALE-A side. bar buggy and a light
l. ph@ton, cheap for cash at Vim. Longs
-.- jl2.tf
LNoR sALE-A house with 70 rooms. No lOi6
4 Main street js-tf
| IrOR SAL E-four thousand head OF cattle of
II all grades j. S. ANDREWS,
d2o-u Fit Worth, Tex.
| FOR SALE-LAND-g00 acres of good black
land 800 acres in cultivation, with all neces.
sary farming appurenances; sell cheap.
J, S, ANDREWS,
d25.u Fit WORTH Texas.
ssnr 1aenr.
L'oR RENT-A house on Florence street, three
Il rooms water, and desirable locality. En-.
quire at li26 Elm street ml6.3t--
| EQR RENT.-House with four rooms one room
| i furnished. No 1922 Commerce street be-
Cab 10 onI Has 4.
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Enr Re,,r.

EoR RENT-A house on Florence street, three
L rooms, water, and desirable locality. En-.
quire at li26 Elm street ml6.3t-
EQR RENT.-House with four rooms, one room
L furnished. No. 1922 Commerce street, be-
tween Cable and lIarwood streets Apply to
John Wood, Grand Windsor Hotel. ini3-iw.
L'0R RENT-Building No. GIL Elm street
Il formerly occupied by the Union City Fur
niture Company. One of the best buildings and
locations IN the city. John Browning, 1867 Elm
street mi
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Exchanee.

EoR EXCHANGE-on OF the most desirable
II residences in the suburbs of the city, for
another In a like good locality near the
given. Address NJ. NJ. HERALD office j29.u
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On cotton from Dallas, are as follows:
Per 100 Pounds Per lO0 ponnds
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III. cARNEs, Agent, Dallas. rex. mls
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The production Of eosion In The smith h. p,ao,,.
,allr without limit n was isso bcfore tbe
s,,nsnsan crop reached Loo 600 bales. and The
s,snest point ever reached IN the days of slave.
,9s~v~ uine above 1900 bales. The crop OF
~~a - about acAc>o In excess q this, aud
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OF late years under the benign influence of on r
bureau OF military Justice 1t has grown to be con-
sidered as OF little more concern than for laborer
TO quit his employer without leave or notice. 1
would be perfectly willing in trials for desertion
to submit the case OF each deserter to jury Of his
own fellow-SoldierS. In any event invite your
close attention to this whole subject, believing 1t
TO be OF vital importance TO the interests OF our
military establishment"
The report observes that the general character
or the recruits to-day is better than It was twenty
years ago. II remarks also with satisfaction the
Improvement I'm rifle firing.
1t recommends the adoption OF some just rule for
a term OF service by regiments In the remote and
less favored parts of the country. and recountS
the grievances Of officers and soldiers who are
kept continuously ON the plains.
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A DELEGATION VISITS THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
IN THE INTEREST OF THE RESTAURANT KEEPERS
Messrs. James L. Barbour, Frank Hume, George
Holmes and a large number OF liquor dealers, res
taurant keepers and merchants waited upon the
Commissioners to-day at noon. Mr. Barbour
stated the object OF the interview TO be TO defi-
nitely ascertain what course the Commits
Sioners intended TO pursue in the matter OF
granting licenses lie stated that he thought
where person had fully complied with
the law the license should not
be withheld. The main question I'm discussion was
the power or the Commissioner To close restaur-
ant within 400 feet or school building especially
IL the proprietor had been located there for years
with the consent or the res dents and property
owners, and had not violated the law. Mr.. Bar.
10 allow any restaurant 10 be located within 40
feet OF school bu ldlng the future but those now
doing business within that limit. especially In they
Were located prior to the erection OF the school
building, should not be compelled TO remove. The
Commits oners entered freely into the discussion
Gen. West stated that there were other Interests
at stake besides the liquor dealers. The moralsOf
the community, the best interests OF the city and
the education OF the rising generation were to be
considered. He showed that out OF 500 or more ap-
plicationS which had been filed onN
80 had been rejected as being within tn
total OF 40 would he rejected on this ground
among all the restaurants In the city. This wAs
only about 10 per cent
Mr.. Hume answered that even this ten per cent
had rights. Gen. West replied that IL was a cues.
ton whether the interests OF the city not bet
ter subserved by making this number seek Other
localities than by letting them remain. The Ques-
ton or the time which should be allowed theso
parties to remove was also considered, but no de0I
mite action taken.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PitlSbuFg.

RAIN OVER PENNSYLyANIA-CL1SE CONTEST IN PITTS
BURG ON CoNGRBSSNAS-RsP UBLICANs CLAIM THR
STATE BY SMALL PLURAIITY-CLARKE AHEAD FOR
SUPREME JUDGE.
Special Dispatch to the EVENING STAR.
PTrTsBURG, Nov. Z, 4 p.m--A heavy rain is fall
Ing over the entire state, which has had the effect
OF bringing out a medium vote. Dispatches re-
ceived from the leading correspondents all over
the state predict a small republican plurality on
the state ticket with the exception o: Rawle, OF
Philadelphia, the candidate for the supreme judge
ship. who Is being scratched numerically In favor
OF Silas NJ. Clarke democrat, or Indiana county.
In this county and IN Philadelphia the fndepen.
dent vote is not coming out as well as expected
Many are dropping out OF tn ranks and returning
10 the Old party. Tom Armstrong, the labor cam
dldate, Is polling fair vote In this city, Brad
DOCKS Mckeesport, scranton, Reading and other
labor centersL
Little Information has been received In regard 10
the congressional fight, and In this diStrict
tErretts) the result is extremely doubtful. as
many iron manufacturers have sufficient conf
dence In Hopkins (dem) on the tariff question
that they are not oily voting, but working for
him.
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CONNECTICUT.
The Contest CIOse-GOOd Weather Hell M
the RepubIicans-The German Vote
DIVIDING.
] dis atch to THE EVENING STAR.

Special dis atch to THE EVENING STAR
HARTFORD. Nov. z, 2 p. m-The election is pro
crossing quietly throughout Connecticut The
closest contests are on congressman. The weather
Is favorable, and this materially aids the repubIi
can vote. which comes largely from country Sec
tons 1t IL Yet Impossible predict results and
1t is admitted by both sides that the battle Is cosa
The republicans claim the election or the state
ticket by small majority and at the worst loss
OF only one Congressman. There is an unusual
amount or scratching on both sides. The Germ n
vote Is berg DIVIDED more equally between he two
regular partes than had been anticipated after the
action OF the recent convention OF Germans ant 10
ohstlc TO the republican party OF the state on the
rronlpltl0n question. II is claimed this afternoon
lal Inc vote Will b. so close that it Will be impos-
slbe 10 announce results until returns are received
rom nearly every one OF the 167 towns tonight.
III Is estimated that the vote Will be larger than in
any on year for several years, and this feature in
itself has usually favored rnnuhlicans.
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The Mexican Derby Was won on Sunday by
Carcole, French horse, owned by Pablo Escan-
dor. MaretZek, an American horse, owned by the
German minister, was second.
Louis Coleman, Boston millionaire, has failed,
through losses incurred by Endorsing accOmmoda-
ton notes OF the defunct Pacific national bank.
G. II. Kellnlan, eX-Secretary OF the Chicago
cigarmakers' union, who is charged with running
away with the funds OF that association, was ar
rested yesterday in New Orleans
The checker tournament at Boston between
willie and Barker closed last night Fifty games
were played In all, OF which each contestant won
a single game and the others were drawn.
VIM. A. Leavitt, proprietor Of the Hero glass
works, in Philadelphia, has made an assignment
The liabilities are reported at 100000
The Lowell (MaSs.) telephone syndicate, which
controls 1900 telephones In New England, has
purchased the Long Island telephone company,
capital 81, 800 600; and the New Jersey telephone
company, capital s., 100000
The prisoners In the county Jail In Prince George
county, Va. escaped last evening, the locked doors
being burned down.
The Winiamsport and State Line railroad was
chartered Yesterday in Pennsylvania, with cap
ital or g. 100000. The line or the new road is 90
miles long. and extends from Bnghampton,
NY, 70 Willlamsport Pa
Carlo R Ortiz, the recently depo8ed governor OF
Sonora. passed through Dallas, Texas. yesterday,
enroute for the city OF Mexico. He says he WAS
driven from his once because he favored the In
PRODUCTION OF American improvements He ex-
poets President Gonzales 70 reinatate him
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MASSACE1USY.TTS
Butler Leads for l:OvernOr-Ife Carries
the Leading Cities-The Result in
Doubt Till All the Returns are ian.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
BOSTON, Nov. Z, p. m.-The vote In Massachu-
sets promises to be large, Notwithstanding the
bad weather. The indications from most OF the
larger cities and towns favorable for Gen. But
Ter for governor Up to this hour it looks II he
had carried Boston, Lowell Pl ttsneld Springfield,
Newburyport, Taunton, New Bedford. Lawrence.
Lynn, Fall River and Haverhill Bishop (rep)
leads In Worcester, Salem. Fitchburg,
Brockton, Woburn and several other
large towns and in many smaller ones. III he is
TO be elected 1t will be by the vote OF the smaller
towns, where the republicans are in the habit Of
voting the straight ticket These towns will not
be heard from till late, and until they report the
result Is In doubt Thus far the Indications favor
Butler
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Draper agt Hyde: arguei and sub
mitted. Masonic Mutual Relief association ag&
To day, NJ sonic Mutual Relief Association agk
Kondrup; on hearing.
EQUITY CouRr-yudge Hagner
Ives, YESTERDAY, Tayioe agt, Ciagett: testimony e
ordered taken Vincent agt yincent testimony
before William 7. S. Curtis ordered taken. Marin
chall agt Main; time TO take testimony limited to
sixty days. Dggs agt Jenifer; sale ordered: =.
A. Lambert trustee to SELL osrty agt oert'ey;
utem appointed sFenwick agt National Fair Ass0-
agL Davis; appearance ordered. Pepper :agt.
Shepherd; motion 70 compel DEFENDANT 70 nay
mission TO make partition. Barnard agt Hitx:
leave to file cross bin. Koones agt Budd: ped
ton or Fannie Crew dismissed Love agt Tyler;
ordered.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Jud0e WtsSa
To-day, after the arraignments noticed Oh
second ofrense larceny, was convicted. and cen.
fenced to the Erie county penitentiary for throe
years. John SHINES and VIM. Colbert, receiving
stolen property: Information quashed.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell
Yesterday, Joseph Payne, threats to Jonathan
Masterson, colored; personal bonds 70 keep -
Charles stoke: IS or IS days Edward shortsr:
colored, assault on James Williams; g. Mar.
Smith. assault on Elizabeth Garner; tl0 or 30 day4
Robert Burrill, colored larceny OF an umbrella
from Jas T. Bronson; IS or 30 days Geo. Wash
Smith, profanity; S or days JAS Collins, lo11
and boisterous; S. or Is days. Edward Eniss "a
do. John Galliger, profanity; S or days Ala
charged with destroying private property: go 9
30 days Robert Taylor. loud and boIsterous: q
or 2 days Jenny sumby, colored vagrancy:
or IS days Ellen Ale, vagrancy; personal ooooA
Jas Lewis and Chas Sanders. loud and ooegcxs.
Gus; 8 or IS days each. Archie HIN, proenn1v ~
or 7daya JsG Luckett AMI VIM. K1dwelL go
ored, loud and boisterous; - y days eecA- -
smith, Disturbing the quiet of wsss Ien1eoeut
rancy: 50 dayA Frank Howard. do % dayk -
Brown, colorcd. carrying aplstol; 30 o. - 0oD1
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man vote hitherto largely republican Is being cast
almost soiidly for the democratic state ticket.
The indications favor large democratic gains In
this city and county.
Buffalo Republicans Voting for Cleve.
land.
BUFFALO, Nov. 7.-on account OF a light rain
this morning the vote is not yet large, but now
We have clearing weather. The anti administra-
ton republicans are redeeming their promise and
voting for Cleveland. There IS no falling OF
among the democrats, and Clevelsnd's vote here
viii be all that his friends have anticipated
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VIRGINIA.
The Malone Ticket Ahead I'm Alexan.
dria-A Quiet Election.


ALEXANDRIA, Nov. THE morning has passed
very quietly. The bars are closed and the police
force doubled The streets as quiet Us on or
binary days. II is estimated that up to
O'Clock about half the vote is in The
friends OF Wise readjusterl and OF Massey (1em)
both claim an assurance OF victory. DaWson's
End rep.) friends alone are willing admit the
possibility OF his defeat The colored vOte here is
cast almost unanimously for Wise and Farr Cor
Congress) few white republicans aud fewer
coIOred ones are voting for Dawson. IL Il thought
now that the vote Will be a iyht one. The pres
sure has ceased In ali the wards except the third
There q long line Is still maintained and IL is
doubtful there whether all the voters VIII be able
10 vote.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


General Scratching OF Tickets.
BOSTON, Nov. THE returns OF both this city
and the towns in the state indicate general
scratching of tickets. At noon Butler was ahead
special dispatch to the Herald says: Marl-
borough, Birmingham, yopkinton, Milford. Natck {,
Malpole, holiston, Hudson, Maynard, Aver. Groton,
majority: In Boston large vote is being cast In
wards 16, II and lS; the voting in Cambridge is
were that light vote would be polled. Up to
noon, in somervllle, there had been a
fair , vote polled, and the city VIII
reports close vote Locally the vote will be un-
commonly large. Franklin county will give Bishop
about 500 majority There is much more indie
pendent voting this year than In years past. At
half-past O'clock Gloucester reports Butler 8l3,
Bishop sls' and Thompson keeping well up with
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A NEW SwINDLR.-A Cincinnati firm which adj
vertises to furnish easy employment to persons
which good rate OF compensation would be paid
aroused the suspicious or the officers OF the PENN
sylvania Society for the Prevention of Vice and
Crime, and they undertook an investigation. They
at once wrote to the supposed Office or the organf-
cation protesting to furnish the employment In
Cincinnati, and received IN return set or docu-
ments which bear such unmistakabe proof OF
fraud that the society has taken speedy steps to
expose the scheme The plan as laid down in the
in the money OF persons eager for the
privilege OF 'dead-heading"- their way into the
theaterS and over the railroads The concern pro-
fesses to engage reporters at all points in the
country to supply them with reliable news and
correspondence at moments notice, which news
is said to be subscribed for by the important news
papers OF the country.
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TENNESSEE.
sSnv Vns,,,~eS UbrNSnocfs, nj nB><

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. THE weather Is fine
and the election going on without excitement Up
to this time the baloting points to light vote
throughout the county. with favorable prospects
for the election OF Casey Young, democrat to Con-
greSs and the success OF the democratic legislative
ticket
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lLLE.sssaS.

CHICAGO, Nov. AFTER a bright morning the
afternoon Is cloudy AMI warm, with indications of
IA n. REPORTS from the wards indicate that full
vote is being pOlled, which is construed as favOra
BILE to the republicans.
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The Shooting at Frederick.
THREATS OF LYNCHING NADIA GREAT NUMBER
FIGHTS,
CONNECTICUT
Roth Parties Hold Their Own
Heavy Vote for an Off Year.

HARTFORD, Nov. 2, $40 p. m.-Reports from
throughout the state indicate heavy vote and
that each party is holding its own. In Hartford
the vote is very heavy for an off year. Both par
ties claim a small majority In this city. In Nor
walk the state tickets are about eyen Danbury
will probably go democratic; Meriden, Winsted
and Norwich will 60 republican. New Britain is
about even. Middleton and Bridgeport will 20
democratic by the usual maJoritieS 1t Is reported
from New Haven that that district may possibly
elect Merwin, republican, to Congress, although
1t usually goes democratic by a thousand or more.
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SUCCESSFUL CONFIDENCE WoMAN.-A woman
giving the name OF Sophia Smith. with many
aliases, has been arrested In New York charged
whilst acting as q domestic In various Households
It turn out that she was tho wife f William Clark
a,n0tod burglar. e s.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Rpnuhl1can UnSsos Admitted

MANCHESTER, Nh, Nov. IA light vote Is being
polled throughout the city, especially in the re-
publican wards. Edgerly leads his ticket largely
ana Dlds 1alr to carry the city. Republicans ad-
init that the big majority OF two years ago Is sub
stantially lost. There is great deal OF cutting.
The Voting In Concord.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov 1.-THE election here isl pro-
crossing quietly, but there is extensive cutting OF
tickets In the various wards, mainly OF the city and
county tickets. At 10 O'Clock the c0uLt In ward
gave Hale 2N and Edgerly 118.
man named HaZen, member OF the sophomore
class OF the University OF Vermont, at Burlington,
Was assaulted and beaten by fve masked men.
rage to certain members OF the freshman class
and suspended them for a short time. The fresh
,they had all authorized and approved the outrage
they would cut ali Rotations Until their guilty
comrades were restored to full standing, and at
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INDIANA.
A Light Vote Being POlIed.

EVANSVILLE, ND, Nov. THE election is pro-
ceediDg without undue excitement, light vote
being polled- There have been good many arrests
OF negroes and their vouchers
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nElAs 80 AXE.
Heavy Vote fn Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov. IA heavy vote is
being pole and no serious disturbance has been
reported 50 far. Both parties claim to be ahead
on the city and county tickets.
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INDIANA.
Arvnpchi,s0 nss Rnfh S5.iC~.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. THE election IN tots
city and state Is progressing We'll Indicators
are that very full vote will be polled. A large
amount Of scratching Is being done on both sides
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pecial Disratch 10 Tur Exz.x1sa sr,n

Beaver Polls n Full VOie-s.s:imaies
Of Eseth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LeaVin.
Stewart.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. :, p.m--The polls were
opened at seven O'Clock this morning. and shortly
after, cold, raw anu drizziGg rain set in. 1t Is
Just such weather az sei Is called by the sailors
dirty weather Here, on election day, it is what is
called democratic weather. Notwithstanding the
great interest ma infested through tine newspapers
I'm the canvass up 20 this hour g p.ni). the
returns from the poll Dg precincts show that
full vote is not being cast. The workers Tor
each OF the three candidates in the field gov
ernor showed up at the polling places in strong
numbers and in good form. The democratic and
Independent republican workers act in concert; in
1act. ihey appear IN position or perfect alliance.
AT noon the hourly return from the polling places
Showed that Beaver was holding up to the full re-
publican vote of two years ago, when Garfield
ran for President This seems To have
scared the Independent republicans and
the reports now are that they are deserving Stew
direct i0r PattiSOn, The democratic candidate
fearing that II they stick TO Stewart Beaver may
pun through Dy RoOl pluraly. III IS utterly i'm
possible 10 Indicate what the result Will be, on
account OF the unknown quantity OF the indie rend-
epts and their change OF 'front.' in voting for Patti
son direct instead OF their own candidate Mr.
Stewart The republican managers claim 10000
plurality for Beaver in this city and 5000
In the state. The democrats claim 5000
plurality in the city for PattiSOn and 1900
In the state. The independent republicans make
no calculations except as To how BIZ a vote their
CdnthitJt viii poil. Ny own opinion. from what
hear from ali Sides Is that the democratic eStl-
mate Is the proper enc. The democrats give fig-
ures representing an actual canvass OF the whole
State, while the republicans for the first time in
many years have I&lled u make SIS by
school districts, and can give no figures. They
simply indulge In hopes and speculation as To the
1ndependcnt vote. In tn five Congressional dis
tricts In this city,koley. ONe (rep1 and ana Ill
0etocF q. VIII b. elected by the USUAL Inatortles
me Independents have candidate in the field
against Bingham, but Bingham has big republi-
can majority IN his district and VIII b. elected
In the NTH district the democrats placed no one In
the hed against Harmer and are SUI pportinp an
independent republican, and although the strict
Is nedNiy republican the feeling is that III trTIer
Will De beaten over the Delaware river in New
Jersey. where Rob- son Is running tie news h that
ne Is being pushed hard, but not enough to beat
him.
by Associated Press.l
Heavy Vote in Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. THE election Is pro-