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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. The election
passed Oft quietly all over the state.
Weather fine. Dispatches at democratic
headquarters indicate the election Of the
state, congressional and county nominees
BIZ large majority.
YORKvTLLE, s. c.. Nov. The day
passed OF quietly. although the negroes
Id sked to the polls and voted The green
back ticket. The vote OF this township
stands A. follows For governor, 1h0mp-
son. democrat, 367; NcLane, creenbacker,
1G2: HernphiU, democrat, for congress.
las a majority Of 3. His majority in The
Junty will probably reach l.CJ.
ArIrrnaIE. :. c.. Nov. 1.-The demo
cratic state ticket is ahead here about 900
For congress. Tillman. democrat, has q
majority of about 20.
MsYsvTrIE. s. c.. Nov. The election
nae-rd Of quietly. For congress. Mackev
luhffel. reuubiicnn. rereired 30. ard Lee
lf0iOredI republican. 10. Total vOtfs cast
were as. for governor, Thompson, demo
craf. rpoeired III. McIlaDe, ereenback, / .
f5r lieutenant governor. SHEPPARD, demo
crnt. received IL, and White, greenback. l.
The deDorntic state Legislative ticket re-
ceived i0 votes 20 2 for The greenbAck
Crr-rrn. 5. G.. Nor. The vote ct this
r,rscinci vas 55e f0E the den ocrntic nomi-
nee for governor ahd lisufennI t-rUvernor.
aeairst D i1r the greeubackerA For con
rrrrs HemuhiIl. democrat. recelfed ~
rutss ard Cash. independent. O.
CorrrHa. 3. g. Nov. 7.-A ful demo
r-sfir vote uns poIled fn al cDunties- DID
~. dsnoornfic e.ndidnis for congress In
he - districf. 4 ahend- In Ornnre-
burE and IN Besufgri rsyublic.ns
ln-rrIr rrfrnined from r1linE. Ir suuutsr
flIs go ~ uns oriet. tne rerubIicEns nrt
rutinr wift ne r-esnharksrs- n DarIinF-
icr 1rlh rErtles roIlec ~ rcle.
nr1 Iinrrn1na. ~ cgnrtE n tbe
rh dnr-irt I'll hnTs - ma
ir-rtT. n Iautrs. ne rspuhlicHrs
ID NJ Tois - fhs siste borss
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BosToS, Nov. s.-A special from Corcord,
New Hampshire, says that additional re-
turns received mp to noon at republican
headquarters indicate the election Of Hale
by the people by 200 majority. The demo-
Gratis claim there is no choice and say that
il complete returns should prove an cleo
tion il will be for Edgerly. They say that
II Edgerly is not elected this time he viii
be the standard bearer in lssl.
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Bos7or, Mss, Eor. 1.-Returus from
both citiss and towns IN the stats shov
rsns-ni scrntching oi ticksts At noon
Bufler rnr ahssd n elcuoeasr. Esr Bury
port, Larr.nos. Ma-iboro. Frnninrhnr.
Hor'kirstcrn. M1f1r5. Enfirk. Wa'pcls.
= Inrrs rctr - beInr czr
rrrrrr Ncr. 1--tnrrrIete returrs ron
srre-nI tcwnl ahru I1rEe raIrs ~ ErfIsf
rn1 q fallinr - n he fs-utIic1r r1ts
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New Haupshirp

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. Private adj
vices to prominent politicians indicate the
probable election of Edgerly, democrat, fol
governor. The republicans claim the cleo
tion of Haines, republican, to congress in
the first district although the democrats
do not concede it. Both branches otsthe
legislature will be republican. Republican
county officers of this county will be
| elect: d.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. THE vote in %
towns give Hale, republican, 2.9i4; Edgerly,
democrat, 3, 100; scattering 90. The same
place in 1880 gave Bell, republican, 1871;
Jones, democrat, 3,625; scattering, 55. The
republicans net loss in these places is 80.
CONCORD, n. H Nov. 7.-0ne hundred
and fifty towns gives Hale, republican, H.
SOS; Edgerly, democrat, 1908; scattering,
4l2. The same places in 1880 gave Bell, re-
publican, Il, 442 Jones, democrat, l7,o2o;
scattering, 1888. The republicans net loss
CoNcoRD, n. H., Nov. The vote in
ssventv.seven towns gives Hale. republi-
can, 9,GsS: Edgerly, democrat, 9,9Sl; scat
tering, 1872 The same places i'm 1880 gave
Belle, II ,455 Jones, II ,1Si; scattering, 106.
The republican net loss in these places is
5s1.
DOVER, n. H., Nov. Isaac Lucas,
DloInlntnt ItphplANah pNilS'Niah. NaS 81
rested on the charge OF bribing democrat
ic voter.
CoNcoRp, n. II, Nov. 1.-THE vote in 25
towns gives Hale, republican, 2,9i4, Edg-
erly, democrat, 3,l9Q.
CoNccRD, N. II. Nov. lone hundred
and .orty towns heard from, and these are
supposed 10 include most of the bad places
for Hale, except Somersworth and
Milford ieave him 10000 ma
iority to overcome. 1t is impossible
with 80 many towns 10 hear from to state
absolutely whether he is elected or not; but
he Is, probably, by a small majority. Should
he fail Of election, there will be no election
by the people.
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MONTPELIER, Nov. THE joint assembly
hall OF the house this afternoon, Lieuten-
ant-Governor Pengree in the chair. The
following officers were elected: Secretary Of
state, Nichols; auditor of accounts, +.
Henry Powell; brigadier commander Lieu
tenant ]. Kangsly, adjutant and inspector
general, Theodore s. Peck; quarter-master
general Horace X. lde.
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BEFORE IHB RACES! DURING THU RACESI
After the Races +!

We always have been, are now and ever intend to
be the Greatest Dry Goods House in the great
Southwest We are the point Of interest for all
visitors to our city, and the many strangers here
during race week are earnestly and respectfully re-
quested to call on us and acquaint themselves with
our stock, price and systematic mode of business.
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PEovrDEuuE, r. l., Nov. 7s-spoonsr and
J0nafhEn Chsiss sepubliczns. are reelected
70 congress kyz larEs- -1naiority on q lirbi
vote 1hf prODositson to-ssrend TIE con-
stit1>rn % ns 70 aufhori1e the legislaturs
Ican q constitufiDnsl curTeu-iCr wns
reiected-
PrDrTprrcE. p T.. Nor. 1.-Bsrjrfrin y.
r~rharr u eiected state senatcr IN Pow
afrrr ne vote standinE- L1uhsr1. rtp1b-
cs1, 1sa2; MovuT, dsnoc-st -. Est
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-A.special dispatch
received here This morning reports that the
men in charge of the polls in the various
precincts of Richmond, Virginia, refused TO
allow voters in arrears OF capitation tax to
vote. Warrants have been sworn out and
excitement prevails, which, it is feared, will
result in disturbances.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. This city
eives Massey 597 majority, and Barbour
G2S.
PrrrsBURG, Pa, Nov. THE election is
progressing quietly and a heavy vote is
being polled, notwithstanding the disagree
able weather.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 7.-Returns from
each precinct show that the readjuster
ticket is elected by .03j majority.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. T.-Returns re-
ceived up TO 11:30 p. m. show that the vote
polled has been as large as was expected,
both democrats and coalitionists are making
gains. The democrats are hopeful Of
Massey's election. They have a majority
OF 1900 TO overcome, and If their
gains continue as they. have
been coming, they will succeed. They
claim as certain the election
Of following congressman: Garrison, in the
LIST district; Geo ID. Wise. in the 3D.; Tucker,
in the 9Th and Barbour in
the sth. The coalitiOnlsts are
ubilant. and claim the election Of John s.
Wise for Congressman al large by from l5.-
Ce0to 1900: they also claim six congressman
as follows: Mayo, in 1st district: Libby
in u: Hooper In 4th; Sims in Jth; Paul in
the 7th, and Brown in the 3th.
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NV IoEE. N0venbera-Przncis esorrs
died 81 West Nee brighton. siafsn 1slsnd,
lasf night He vas one q The e1rliest and
Which slsves wsre furwarded ron Re
srufh irto Crnada- H. 1tru ~ the
f1ther-lulnu rf oe1rrt william CuTtis.
Rot'srt p. Eirfurn. nrd Ge1srnl Fr1ncE
BarlCr. His s1r uns Ne 1rzt coIcDeI q q
rr'lo-sd rer1rnert and ci.1 = tIe hend o.
he coumEof nt H1tc1 He'd.
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BosTox, Nov. s.-Returns from all but
four towns give Butler 800 over Bishop;
Russell, republican, for congress, has a ma
jority Of SIS.
BOsTos, Nov. S.-The republican state
ticket outside OF governor is 1900. with
nine towns 10 hear from. Buffers majority
for governor is 1859. Congressional dele
gatiOn stands de,nocra's gan Of &. and
Z rerublicans. Democrats spit in fhe 7ih
district. which lost them the C5r-ressman
from that district.
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California,

SAN Francisco, Nov. IAN average vote
was polled. Owing 10 The length of the
ticket and bad arrangements for gathering
returns, nothing can be known of the re-
suit tonight. Much scratching has been
done on both tickets, but the commonly
received opinion is the democrats have a
majority of 10000 TO 10000 on the general
ticket. Reports from the interior indicate
a full vote. 1t is believed that prohibition
will have about 5000 votes in the state at
large, and this with the detection in repub.
lican ranks on account of the Sunday law,
likely to aid the democrats.
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CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 7.-Thomas ]. Fer
rell, democrat, is elected in the lst congress
sional district over George NJ. Robson by
100 majority.
New YORK, Nov. Miles Ross, demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the Sd New
Jersey district, runs behind his ticket, and
his defeat is claimed by the republicans.
New YORK, Nov. S.-W. NJ. Adoo, demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the 9TH
New Jersey district, is elected by about
$500 majority.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 7.-Indications are
that the New Jersey legislature stands a
democratic majority on joint ballot
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BsLrIr0EE, NOvsrbsr The election
IN fhis city lss been proressinr vsry
auietlF. ID td12 O'Clock today j. Il esfi-
rraied tfIree-fDrirtts q The votes 81 the cit-
had been roIle1I since thaf tine i ha<
len shCrerT ard tbs voting = rcf e. -
Ths indspendsnt 5u1iciary ticEst is<<''i,g
B.I1rsssl. Eo,.7.-Ina<<. =. ,,,,.
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81. LoUIs. Nov. 7.-Weaibsr very fne.
The election passed Of quietly. A grsf
deal Of scratching was done. and the count
viii be slow. There are four city tickets In
the field, but some Of The candidates are on
all Of them. Three CITY congressional dis
tricts VII no doubt 70 demcc-ztic, snd
tirre does not seem q chance Tor the reuub-
licsns % carry q cisfrici in the state.
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Georgia..

ATLANTA, Nov. THE election passed
Off quietly. Specials to the Constitution in
dicate full democratic delegation to con-
gress. Speer and FELTON, are both defeated.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov THE election was
quiet here. There was no opposition to
Seaborn Reese, democrat, for congress. A
lighter vote was polled, about one-sixth the
usual vote
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Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov, $50 far in the
7th district Blackburn, democrat, has 3. JOG;
Asbury, republican. 2,lG2 Returns are
coming in slowly. The democrats claim the
district BY 400 majority.
CrruNEATI, o.. Nov. 7.-Specials report
a majority Of 500 in Boyd county, Ken
tlclCy. and 80 in Greenup county, Ken
tuckv, for Culbertson, republican candi-
dat for congress. Reports from Maysville,
TleminEsburc. GEORGETOWN. Paris end
other points show a light denncrafie vote.
L0UIsvTBLE, kF.. Nov. James i. Ciav.
denocrat, is elected 10 cOngress in the %
district. 7. A. Robertson. democrat sue
ceeds Proctor Knott IN The 4tb. Albert
Willis j. reelected In the 5th; John 7. Car
Isle, I'm the eth; J. 9. s. Blackburn
in the III. Phil Brown Thompson,
democrat. .is probably elected in
the sth. General Frank Walfurd
Il almost certainly elected in the 1lfh. Hal
sett, democrHt. IN the ID. prOnably elected
Other disfricts not beard from sufficiently
b rslate. The election In the lOth district
VII b. clnse with the chances thet Culbert-
aun. uubli1Eu. is eiected.
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RALEIGH, N. c., November THE day is
fine and the election is passing off quietly
in this state, so far as known.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. 7.-Dowd, demo-
crat in the 9th, Vance, democrat, IN the
8th, Scales, democrat, in the 9TH, and prob
ably Robbins, democrat, in the 7th con-
gressional districts, are elected. The DEM
ocratic state ticket for judges was voted
straight in the western parts of the state
and doubtless elected by good majority.
RALEIGH, N. o., Nov. 7.-Returns from
scattering precincts indicate the election of
Bennett as congressman at large, and of
Cox, democrat, from the 4th district. Moth
ing definite has been received from other
congressional districts.
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TOO Late for PrODer CiassifiCatiOn
80 " r.Itaa ," :
DALIlMohh' No'' = ia''o', ueihocra', 10
elected to congress from the md dis
trict by 1 900 majority.
C,,,nr,, N Mo-, pot,,rrs tro,, tho
SA-uD' ~ %, - 40 W Wv
lst congressional ulstrlct indicate the ueieat
of ex-Secretary Robson by 1,500 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-William D. Kel-
.,.-.-., a. ....' 80, an. al.
~ rs reelected 10 congress from the f'n
dlstrict, py very nSavy majority.
LhTansLUN, sls MO, IN; NYg' aIraves' 6n 1eno-
crat, ior congress VIII nave ABOUT 2,oO0 ma
jority over Crisp, independent democrat.
MEMPHls, iESN., Nov. '.-Oasey iouhg
6as i,o.o maIorlsy MI; IN the cliy over Judge
electlon TO congress from THIS district by
i,V0g majority. M y,,
MAsHlNGToN, Soy, me virginia col
ored ore, yoVe aqnereu close 70 Mahohe IN NOT
folk, Petersburg, Lynchburg and Danyille.
Smith, readJuster, claims election TO con,
gress in the klchmond district ny l1@
PaIortyy npSIsS b g9m 9S cd
?Sxsn SSsnTfIsn 1nisneT rPss Rs 2S SoV 7X heavy
vote was polled an over the state. lndlca,
uons are that oeneral Bates vote VIII
largely exceed the democratic vote oil lSSO,
Tor both wright ana wilson. IN many
counties Bate has so iar polled iull demo-
cratc Note'
CHICAGO, NOV. Z, lO:lO p. m.-Ihe chair-
man OF the republican state committee
says: *. w. Durham, republican, Is elected
TO congress IN the lst district; John +. FIN
erly, lndepenaent' IN the 2d district also
VIM. .heu1ner, republican, has defeated
VIM. X Morr1son IN the 10th district.
OMAHA, NEB., NOV. clear, warm
weather prevails IN all parts OF the state,
and a large vote - being polled. Ihe
woman sunraglsts nave .conee and sand
wlches at Their halls, put are receiving few
votes IN tine wards OF TINS city Where tney
HARTFORD, CT., NOV. 5.-One hundred
and tfty-three towns give Bulkley 5l,Dl;
Waller, 6,l9. In lseO, Bigelow, 500;
ERglisn, W5l9: Inc net republican
loss Il o.ZSl. Ihis lncluoes AL put hiteen
towns, Whlch Will not maieraily change
the result, excent TO slightly increase
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Indiana,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. THE election in
the city and state is progressing quietly.
The indications are that a very full vote
will be polled. A large amount of scratch
ing is being done on both Sides In making
reports Tonight comparisons will be made
with the vote for governor in 1880, which
gave republican plurality of 6,953.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 7.-Scattering
returns from few precincts in this state
show small republican gains on the vote
for secretary of state over the vote for gov
ernor in 1880. Peele, republican, for con-
gress in the Indianapolis district, is proba-
bly, elected over English. Since the last
state election the voting precincts have di-
vided in all the larger townships and wards,
making it difficult to get correct compari-
son until the entire township and ward is
heard from.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, 10 p. n., Nov. L.
Indiana bulletins will be made by compar-
ing the vote cast to-day with that for gov
ernor two years ago. when Porter, repub-
lican. had plurality of 6,953 and a total
vote of 81, ,73S. At 9:35 p. m. we have heard
from ten voting places, which show re-
publican loss offifty.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Nov. THE election
is proceeding without undue excitement.
A light vote is being polled. There have
been good many arrests Of negroes and
their vouchers.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Fifty precincts
give q net democratic gain of 320.
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Michigan,

DETROIT, Nov. THE weather iscloudyt
but the rain has stopped. Quiet prevails a
the polls. There are indications that a
large vote will be cast, with great deal of
splitting.
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5,UJU majority.
Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. THE vote ha,
been quite full all over the state. There
has been falling off from the vote of 1880,
the republican loss being very much
greater than the democratic. 1t is proba-
BILE that Eaton is elected to congress from
the 1st district. The probability is that
the democrats have elected the state ticket
and three congressman. Waite, repub-
lican, is undoubtedly elected in the Sd
district.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. TEN towns
Just heard from give Buckley 272S. Paller
2,22S, against the vote in 1880 of 3,259 re-
publican, and 2,316 democrat. The repub-
lican loss in ten towns, 232.
New HAVEN, Nov. 7.-Eaton, democrat,
will have 1, 900 majority in the 1st congress
sional district. Mitchell, democrat, in the
I'd; Seymour, democrat, in the 4th, and
Walter. republican. in the 3D. districts, are
successful. This is republican loss of two
congressman.
New HAVEN, Nov. 7.-Waller, democrat,
is elected governor by 1000.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov THE elec-
tion is preceding quietly. The total vote
will not probably be as large as usual. The
weather is threatening rain. After bright
morning the afternoons is cloudy and warm
with indications of rain. Reports from
wards indicates that full vote is being
polled which is construed as favorable to
the republicans.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov THE election
passed off quietly, except in the Sd and
7th wards. Returns are coming in slowly
and show democratic gains.
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Missis sippi.

NATcHtz, MISS, Nov. I'm Adams
county the election was quiet. About SO
Three precincts, including this city. heard
from, give Lynch 929; Van Eaton, 505; other
precincts will not be heard from until to-
morrow, The colored people took less in
terest than the whites
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Nebraka.

OMAHA, Nov. s.-The woman suffrage
amendment is defeated by 10000 majority.
Returns indicate republican majority Of
10, 900 on the state ticket.
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Colorado

DENVER Nov. 7.-Such few and scatter
ing returns as received indicate democratic
gains, but both parties are equally posi-.
tive in laying claims to the state.
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calf, "equal rights and scattering, 22D.
EX-GOVERNOR VanZandt is elected TO the
house 10 I'll the vacancy from Newport
PRoyfDEEcF. r. l., Nov. 7.-Returns re-
ceiyed from every town In the two congress
republican, has 3,5l5; 0. Lapham, democrat,
l,40l; scattering, 10. Spooners ma
jority. 5000; in the I'd district
Jonathan Chace, republican, has 3,y49;
Wheeler, democrat, 1881; scattering, o.;
Chace's majority, 1,5l2. The vote on the
constitutional amendment was: Approve,
3lS. reject 8 l2l
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Alabama,
Too Late for Proper Classification.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov 7.-Returns IN
dcate the election of all democratic candi-
dates for congress in this state.
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Iowa.

Iowa.
DAVENPORT, Ia, Nov. Z, $50 p. nj. w.
Green, chairman Of the republican conf
mittee, comedies the election of Murphy,
democrat, for congress, in the I'd district,
and estimates his majority at over 1,0OO
SIOUX CITY. IA, Nov. 7-Struble, repub-
lican, is elected to congress by a large ma
iority.
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Stewart, Fafr and Phelps, Independent eau.
Nlidates for judges, have been elected over
hgIlars
Ht,liizrll democrat IL elected to congress
lron>tLe 81 dist'.ct. fhe i'h district is In
dUuDt.
FREDErIeK MD., Nov. AT ono Of the
vOung precItc.s ~ TINS citS This morning a
hght occurred between II nuiuberof negroes
and whites, during which Israel Croft (col-
ored) was shot by Policeman Augustus
Porter and instantly killed.
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 7.-Habletzell,
democrat, is elected in the Sd congressional
district, and Findlay in the 4th district.
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and polls llpht congressional
vote. In Greonville The nogroo
voted with the greonbackcrs for governo
ana congressman. In the town OF GrOigH
town the republicans voted almost unaDi
mously tho democratic state ticket. a
Blaokville the republicans poiled not NOR
than one-lourth their usual vote. In Co.
umbia a very large democratic vut,
was poled. In the Cd ward, Thompson re-
ceived 35i votes, and McIane 50; In the 81
ward, Thompson, 39j McLaue, AZ. Evans
democrat, Tor congress from the 1th district
has majority Of 80 In Columbia.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November There was
a cold, misty rain this morning, and con-
trary to expectation, the first three hours
polling showed only light vote. Toward
noon the weather became somewhat clearer,
and the vote Is increasing. Everything
generally is quiet, although the police had
to be called out this afternoGa, TO quell a
disturbance in the 9th ward. \.,.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Scattering re-
turns from throughout the state show Large
democratic gains over the vote of last year.
Pattison has undoubtedly carried this city,
and will have plurality of over $4,000
votes in the state. Post, democrat, is
elected in the 18th district.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 7, 10 p. m.-Beaver g
plurality in Allegheny county is estimated
at 1900. The rest of the regular republican
ticket is probably elected.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE returns
come in from state and city very slowly to-
nioht, but those received show democratic
gains and indicate the election of Pattison,
democrat, for governor by over 10000
plurality.
PHILADELpHIA, Nov. 1.-THE Times est-
mates Pattisons plurality for governor in
the state at 10000, and places Beavers
plurality in Philadelphia at 5000. They
claim the election of II Democrats out
of q with, the chances in favor of more.
The Press estimates Pattisons plurality
at 25,000 to 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Randall is re-
elected TO congress from the Sd district by
4, ,400maiority.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov 7.-Charles z. Bowie,
democrat, is elected to congress in the 2lst
district, by 5000 majority.
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Arkansas,

LITTLE Rock, Nov. s.-Breckenridge,
democrat, for congressman-at-large, is
elected by large majority. Dorm in the
lst and Peele in the 4th dis trict, both dem
ocrats, were practically unopposed. Jones
in the I'd is probably elected by al small
majority,
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NeNduA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Dispatches from
Carson, Nevada, says that Adams, Cassidy,
and Stone, candidates for governor, con-
gress and supreme judge, have traded off
the balance of the ticket for themselves
and the friends OF other candidates and
Irish voters in general are working against
them. Dispatches to the Reno Gazette in
dicate the election of Downing over Cassidy.
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. s.-The repub-
licans claim four congressman. The demo-
Gratis concede the election of Culberson, re-
publican, in the 9th district, but nothing
more.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-The republi-
cans claim congressman, the democrats
c5ncede Culberson, but no Others.