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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-30
ELEVEN LOTS

IN the Ahupuaa Of kuholiiea, A1ard $50, 3. Apans
20, 70 W. c. Lunalilo, as follow;
Lot I-Kalo Land, i .i acre.
Lot a-Kalo Land, iiieao acres
Lot sold Kalo Land, ,1aTs acre.
Lot 4-Kalo Land, , 100 acre.
Lot s-Kalo and, roo acre.
Lot 6-kalo and Kula Kand, 10 acre.
Lot 7-Kalo Land, 90 acre.
Lot S-Kalo fand, 30 acre.
Lot 9-kalo and kula Land, ID acre.
Lot Pasture Land, 6o,7oao acIes,
Lot II-Pasture Land, ooifoso acres.
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GROCERIES,,

full assortment Of fine groceries, including some
CHOICE VARIETIES Of CANNED GOODS
Table Pie Fruits, Jam, aud Jelles, "a new ar
icle put up by firm which we can
highly recommend being something
really NIGEL, lot Of Teas, in.
ciudng nome superior Japan
varieties, Sugar, Oaw and
refinsd). Ham, Bacon,
Lard,
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ALIAS SUN MONS

In the Justice. C..uri. I,.p. .i,,,
CdDlN y Of silver Is W AMI y,rf AM
Montana B"."." !. u Wil,.l. i O.
the tG:acc. We" o.
Willis M Jenkins. = :,.n,r v. y.,.,..
WaxOi,s.r.1 l'n!ant. Wv ,
Tt,0 pe0ple al tn. Trrr,In;y..; u,,,.
send greeting 10 Edwar.! W.;.t....'I..,,"''.''
You are her,.by Ic.tuirnti to- ,,,,.r
s,l5Ice. In the Tow .'siIipOi = I've, '.nw c,n.:
~ N silver How. amt Territory ,,f w..
tooa. y Ilhtn I u days = Ter thr IT,. al ,,"I'
c0si DI o this Sum.INOnS. wntc.. .yn r.'"'
the h day 1T OciOtc:. y. /, L.. :,
xwrr ils6 .scc:'sI! on Mo IN " a.iin, ~.
cOvcr Of you the sum 81 - =, .,.- ham w, .'
xsulI. from June. z; !. i>>.. !.,J I'm ,,'1
ut your iiist"' CT AIT! ,.u..>t i ;. ,,, No.,
h<rs'tIy ,Otlii'sl That m,,i.H j. : .i.a,,,.. :.
john LOnxInnid. ri,.i.nt {, ,.a, ,.".n.,,',
0,sL csAxiS. has Os-s.i gar, i>i.,.ri.
AMI sou are IL Ieby i,iii-l :: i. i go.
fail Ia appear A!.d ;si.>w'! >.i ..i,,.Id n, :,
ats. . rC'iu rtst. III Sali uim,t,tl', All n: :.
\ Judgment again IN. p:s.rr': irl-.., ~
Scrihr~l fr the >a:u -. 80 ',, .,.' ,,.i. d,
suit.
GIVE" under NY ham. anI :. III. y,
'"y'f September. -.
SEAL !. Il "iIr y.
t>".'.w1w "i!>'i'''' III !',.r.
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ORDER TO Snow (.r>r.

In the i'io'a:: Court IN and = s":ry
Bow GO n,y M".iun, IL riiory. !, Ne
m,a! ter Oi tn. estate ni ..'w,i! Now. 80,
eca>e.i. tdwn u. Wa'c.hrr :da:i Ai''
tasr s,f the estate vi !A;wr'I lowry, G'a"'
I'll. having III. i his le't'iO;. herein: Pr".
Ing for M outer ~ ~: - u! ii," i.Hl estate u
sani decea sod i'G liz. lrGI' la, rem ."
forth.
is III. ref..rs ordered by IT, i,,dye ~ "ai.
court. ihA AL per>o inner sHd III iE- -
tate Hf Aatd dcteA-.t app ar MiGIr t'.r 50.
probate court ~, Wcli.S ~. ~. :...: r'rI {,
n. vrInlper. la? HiI D"l.Nk IN The r.! 30 '.
nf sail Gay. 1T H." .a.nrl Iuor ~ So. ,-,r
bat" court. 1T 'ii: Cu! ~ c..'t" lr f..
county .; silver I;nW. to show rn:i... 81.
an order sia...!t :"r l." yrmi'..d ~ IT. -..
a,l:lri!str.;'i :. .tii 10 n,!rn "a .t'y :....
tate Of lbs Sa i. ,:t ceased a. >i.a'i >. in
sarr cS.-. !: IRVINE
~ - w>w !r'l. a'.. = - d..
H.. ~ -, s i?.!, cay of October. / .
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Political Speoulation.--Postal
Telegraph.

DENVER, Nov. G.-Ex. Svuat,,r
Chaf1ec. chairman Ut the Kel.ul,iicx,,
State Central Committee, In I'm in.
terview with western press rerUrter
tonight said: "Our telegram. arx
decidedly encouraging to the Repul,-
Leans and We Confidently nrtsiie.t
Camnbei!'s election for Governor BY
:,Nw majority.
tn: Hcrottf's Washington special
says f'0stlnaster- General Howe will.
10 his forthcoming report urge upon
congress the necessity for the xov-
eminent entering In the domain Of
postal telrgraphy.
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A. We 90 n press sufficient returna
frosn the several prscincts In the
county have not been received "a
venture more than a opinion upon
the result. The county has undoubt.
edly gone Democratic, bat II 10 feared
that Clark, candidate for Clerk and
Recorder, b deSsated. II will ~
qulre Q fuller count 20 determine the
exact result. From the Territory 1t
large ~ are equally In the dark. Up
10 y O'Clock midnight nothing be-
l'een recslved upon which IN opin-
len concerning the Dslegatosial vote
ran b. based. But the news from
the States b cheering, and will make
the heart Of every Democrat throb
with pride. Tho Republican, are
routed In their stroagholds, home,
foot and dragons. Several of the
largely Republican Northern States
followed In the foolstsps Of Ohio, and
spurned the corrupt Republbcau
party from power. The revolution h
complete, and the disqualification Of
The Republican party beyond hope Of
future united action. But time and
space forbid further comment. We
expect 20 record . Democratic VIC
tory In this county and In the Terri
tory In our next issue.
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Fire In Q hospital.

HALIFAX, Nov. GA flre broke
out ut midnight In the eastern aud
provincial asylum. an immense sir
story brick structure containins
:l'n,ut ~ people. At 1:3O half the
building was . msass Of flames. The
fire originated In u bakery, where q
cords Of wood were stored. The
flames catching this sprcad l:k.
lightning. soOn cnvelOpinx tia, pari
IT tho building used " y hospital.
The inmates rushed atUul the build.
ing In great confusion. The work -,
getting them out was very difficult.
IT Is thought the most vi Those com
fined In tile hospital have b%cn
saved, hut it Is feared = nunber are
lost.
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Notice to tr. tiiiGy>.

Estate nf MIL, Re-; .:"c" 81. ..:..cr
i i":ri.y EiI", ~ tie Il! ':.f. la ~ T.. a.
rcu'Or II the I"S' WI mt IT, ia,r-, I %.
Michel Roy deceased tnf =! 'jn:s -.
an! all ;"r.O havin. & 49,, -: i ,..r
kMii acc. a-,"t. iurNn o.. '..cs. :. h.. g.
r.>ury OLct,e's. lth,n eat mo IT, a'tr
ill.,. frSi puhi:rat".. O.: 'hi> ~ tt'. - IA.
All xc.nit.ral Pii,e I!ir. l.. H." Y, ;,t,:,
Ct Silver Tow.
STAEi~T,~ r HIR'D Il.
Exss.lt,.r III tie last Will and .">i,tn,.
If Michel Roy. deceased
l'Mtt-i In. 9Th Say % .G!"r -
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The Silver that Don't Circulate.

WASHINGTON. NV. G.-Durin" the
week ending Nov. It'll. ,0;.., o ~ star.
dar'i silver dollars were nut IN cir,.,.
!a'iO'i ',y the United States minis.
FOR tue same periul last year bul
3ttl, llO circulated.
Most al! the annual reports Of the
treasury department arr ready for III.
secretary. Generally speaking t..e
report n comparatively unim, portamt,
very little business being dO,ie in the
executive del,A rtsu+ mt.
Every one having y legal rpsi.lenc.
outside Of the District OF C,,luml,iu
have gone home t. vote.
IL Is run"'red that q great nunli~r
oI c''l0Ted men from l.ere have t.%..n
imported int"Virginia to vote against
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Francs Disturbed.

FARIs. Nov. G.-The Euron.,n
powers, with the exception Ut France.
accept the proposition vi British c,,n.
trn III Egypt under European sur.
vel!'ance. Paris lal%rs ar. much IT.
aa.ssea Ut this state III affairs. au,i
earnestly urge the govern,l,rn, ca ~.
lully to guard tue interest Of Franc.
against the rapaci,y Of the British
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ST .N.'iN\S.

F.. H. the D,sn:c; CsIr, n"r.,c -r....
! cial IHSiIiC! ~ III. l,..'r;, :.
IN ami for hr v:iy u sis =
ha'i. "' CM!i'' .sIisj.ti, -
I =. IT. = n.f ."a"'.
tn" i"":,l"ot the Ter ::.,'-
S'hA greeting |" J, IL. t':..l. g.,
G,nsIa' I.
i'": 81" 'rr3. '.,I',,r' t.. ,.t... .
ac'i'W tr.'usl n,:aiH>i ..", ~
| nintsi j.iwt MI d. h. = 49,
= ,r,:;d Judic,al ni>,r. ir-'i~i J.
, M".' ana ~ AMI f,T ne 'r-;. De
! G'w ANT I" an>..," rs. r...
frrrci' WIN t.. day, ">,'.,'
day nTA"ir,", .':,!ti., ,,.".,. 80
tut, .'n'n.'M'>. ~ We. " AIN
r.. II cave 'ON'I ia. e. ',.'iN
ID strict " thiu ..v.,i. !
within E"rry days, ni H. 49,.
! VIII hr isk' Il aga. II .,.i! a.,,t
t'ra!"r f>a!t r.,"l.ln..;
Ts' san ..r'"'n i biG;;Gt' /.
'""ds nf n'atri'i"" ' hr 't"!' r. go.
ex.st'"x 0',wce'' 20" :.n. pa IL
Tai. xro',n,!. u.n $, I'll, 49,. . .'
n">..' ~ Ou' t'r':" ~ az;
~ AMI 'nniau Win ~ III .',r ''.h
i;;"' nj Nv :, I n:.'S a'..: g.,
y"ar priF ~ Ia. ,.n,,:'l.' g..
act'''. a'M i"r nOl" tho. u -.
The c's!i:Ve. Ce'"":,i rf ~,
hav! = w',ful : ah,. II
ami Il serted p,a.!;t,:' .",' }.t'...
Ing 80 10 40.
AnI y':u are her:tr ,r.:i:., . &C.,
1aoi IN ani,e.r ,'t' ;.:l>v.r
~ a'"ve rqn,r,l H.. -ai'
IAN" ii debut a. .!,.>t yea "
c;M'rt tor he rr;,. ...,,..:,,. .,i
of plaintiffs com, lHui.
N;vei u'.i '.r nv '3'..
S'Wi ~ Inc i'i-'!..i De.
y" nj II >'r.c' -
~ tory Nn ;..:.n. II,
s. =. c"uM, M -i..'r,.:' = -.
~ August. IL 80. :.,"'t-t
!h'h,>;lid ii n; :.:.r'l 3, a.. 80
two.
so ~. ':!Ni>,
}. II. DCFFY. E:.:. ~ u!;uu'
:. e.
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Work OF Negro Mob.

vARxvILLE, s. g., Nov. "a
policeman, Rsbert Reel, Ut Hampton
courthouse, threatened to take y Dis-
til from negr0 named Jake Cault,
Sunday morning. (;ault went to
an adJ0inirg town, collected y moo
Of % negroes, returned aud attacked
Reed and slx other whites. Reed
was killed and three other whites in
juretl.
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KANSAS CITY, Nov. C.-Corn is
coming iu ixster than elevators eau
handle it. Four hundred cars accu-
IIiulat. d here Saturday and sunday.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, G.-I'i,e
steamer Isis fOulI~ereai to day dur
ing y gale Ou St. Johns Rive.. Four
ut the cleW were drOw ned.
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Ship Joiners str,kA

.,s SLx ;. Oct. 6.-The ship joiners
.' "no nave been on = strike, met this
~ anu listened to the re,,di,,w
W. 'ette' trOm Sir Donald Curr,..
waO previously made some M. o.
s:o.:s 20 employers for settlement NJ
~ ~. o.ne!enee. The meeting Da,s,.
- :" iesoIutioos Of confdeuc. In
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Washington Gossip.

WAsHINGTt,N, Nov. 6.-The ru,nor
Of Pustuinsler.(; General dOwes lnleli-
ton to resign, 10 again revived. Per
sOlss claiming to know say the re.ig-
nation vi hls SON r rank, ~ chief
clerk In the department, is evi..eiIre
the old gentleman ts,lltel,il,ialcs ~
follow.
The Att0rney.( :eiscral decided IL,
regard IL tue Officer Assistant Sur
geUn-(3eneral vi t:,c army, lll..,ic va
cant by tie appointment III Col.
Crane, SurHeWIl-GeI,eIsi, that more
officers In the runk below have an
tnchOate right to II, but that the
senior surgeon, who now holds the.
rank VI l.jeulenallt-l OlOll.l, IL eli.
titled to the rank vi colonel. un,i uuy
surgeons at the rank Ut colonel may
~ designated to net NJ Assistant SUR
geon General.
Dispatches received by the acting
secrsiary Oi the navy this morning,
from the commander Of the ship
Alaska IT Honolulu, report n serious
state of affairs there, growing cut Vi
uissaetsihctiOn among sugar planters.
The planters have formed pro-
tectivc union, and nsa.ic u protest to
the King against the selection Of Lis
cabinet. They urge = more literal
and progressive pulley than il inli-
Gated Ivy the Kings movement. The
King, In replying, Recognized the
right Of all to make suxge,tiU,,<. II
entered by any genuine aud ~.
sureA members Of tle uLiOn their M.
peal will he considered. In the
meantime there ha. iNcn no change
In the situation, and tie King isst,,sl
\ proclamation that hc would liz
crowned February II. The report
further rays the matter will probably
DRIFT along until cUrOllatlOm day,
when indications point t. u disturb
ance II the al'egest evil j. not RENEE
died. Complaints u the members -:
the union a"pear To he general. The
policy Of the government is not su!.
Recently liberal, and hey urge bet.
ter opportunity u bring in labor anu
the adoption ~ cDurse tn in.ure the
continuation Of the reciprocity treaty
with the United States, which Il is
acknowledged llsS added I'D largely
to the wealth 1T the pla,ters. The
union Is prepared to send Representa-.
t'ves to the United States to urge the
continuation ri the treaty after its
The Jesnnette board OF inquiry w.
ysu the examination Vi Melville this
lie believed the vessel en-
l'rely "eawOrti'y ;,nd fully cai,a. .le al
making the voyage. Referring L. De
Longs discipline, he Indicated thu;
II was very severe. lie related mel.
dents 1T tine cruise up L" the date
lien the Jeannet,e iwca,n. n,.n.n.
aided in The Ice.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. PE!E;'>i:;'E,.. Nnv. :,
Ya't"n closed. River Ncva ,,. ,,a' !, !,
with ise. '''''S'''
RED BANK. y. j \,v.
last night destr"Hl - stores ..'., "'''
licrs. Loss rs!i!n,i Il ii >':' " W.
Partly insured. '''
cOPESUAG y. Nov. g: r
has reacl,,Hi here tina, IA, l,.i't'
Arctic exploring expedition In" " ~
will! n ~eri''''> disaster lay the wr.. ~.
Of their steamer, bympi,,,. on ~
Siberian csMssi. we
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Notice to Crs.aliiU =.

Estate o. ora L. tlk;e dec as. \..'.e,
n thereby -iv~n ny IN. '.ir."r.,r t. ..'iu.r-
;StrAiGr .; [ ...:, = az Cora l.. ~ r...',-
c1.eas the cr'Ntur.O - Il ait l"' st. ..a.!l:
g. sims h,S1i the :tid :er..,> g. IS ..3.i
H.. "a with tls. i,rc.' .:.r! vu,,s H. :. .i..,n
s'ir ui:ilili> AIT IL. mt IG'fi l",'i.' u o.
his ;, fice. to III" st.:.! 80! 80, ,;.',,i. al
Butte city. n I in Tie .,u't! 81 :, y,.
L..w OLIVER II. + I!iul;ul g.. ~.
Avn ni>'Iai l. If the tsla.. ,.l .re !.
l;3!., r:'to~'rl. =
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NEW York, Nov. 6.-J.auxtk,
nude her first public appearance 10.
night. In Anlerica, ut Wsllack' }.
Theatre. Tue audience wss Onr al
the largest, most fashionable anu in
telIik ntever assenlbl ID In New Yurk
The English beauty n,sde q very n.
vora1Ie impression. Her impersonx-
ton Ut Hester Gra.eLruok m tie
netluai Match" j. Conceded hv
critics {" t'e . fine performances. Hl,e
was repeatedly called l,efore the en-.
tam. The Applause upon her entire
was deafening.
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Puddlrrs on S;,,,

TEE"E HAITI, N,.. i: ~r,
oilers ut the t"rsr n mt. ~, ~" iui.
nail works went nt, :, " NJ!
ili:'r''''.g tor six dpliar> y r,,. u" a..
other departments are r,,., n.y.: ih-
their men In the Green C.'"s all
works the men stru"x tins ,r,.. " !a
The works are CLOSED "'"niav
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WAsHlx0rON. Nov. 6.-Ihe Prest'
dent ls,svess ,Or New York ut 4:::' T..
n this afternoon. He probably will
be ab-ent ) or 1 days.
The President he's designated w.
Comst0ck of Utica, n. ", cs'nlnts'
sjOusr % examine y cassn l'ictei sec.
tlon Of the Northern Pacific raiira''l
WIZ. (hmlleld.
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TOPEKA, Ks. Nov. 1.-The election
to-day h for . full State ticket, one
member Of the supreme court. foai
membsss Of congress at large and
three from the old three districts In
the state. The returns to-night will
Be incomplete, owing 10 the great
Ken ID 0f the ticket and the fact that
each ticket ~ Il comes out Of the box
y counted IN full No one doubts the
election of four Republicans running
ut large, and two IN the district, the
same e)ec Ing Republican candidate
Tor Governor. The result can hardly
he appropriated t0-night.
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BERLIN, Nov. G.-The German
Minister Of War made known his
decision to extend the German forts
aud strengthen Qualifications on the
Baltic Coast. New arm. nd forts
with hea.y batteries will bs con-
structetl near Pillan and Memel, aud
an extensive fertilization at Eastern
and Western Prussia aud POsen will
be pushed forward with - great rap
idity a. po.siole, Ia 0rsler to meet the
extension by Russia If Notifications
on the Prussian and Aust riaY From.
tiers. Everything indicates the
German Government real .xes he
presence Of . great and growing
danger, but that the suddenness with
which It has developed, seisher
terrified the Government nor found
It unprepared to meet the emergency.
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Heavy Transaction IN on

PtrrssURa, Pa, No. c.-Ifit ver.
po-s!6Ie for the excitement n Oii
E4cnau&e to be greater than H.anr.
o:y, to-day must have renchcd ~.
pinnacle VI ffensy. The msrSs,
OPenea ctsoo9, with seles n I3.
quickly declining to lis; advs,ceS
70 49, the h.ghsst point Of the ~
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Bn1land'a Assurance.

PARIS, Nov. G.-The Mc"soru'
Dipt0Nsatiq"c states that Earl Grai-
vile, British foreign secretary, sent
. note to the powers renewing the AS
surance that England would al'i..e
by all her previous declarations re-
garding Egypt.
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The European es]ebsities are max
Ing . lively hunt ~ The American
standard silver ''short weight, "
''ftaudujent" dollar. Mn. Langley
b easDesing them il, and Adslina
Patti, who arrived q New York o.
the 1t inst, hes entered the race for
The lucre. They will I'll ding and
dance for the dollar q or ''daddies."
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New York, Nov. THE Com.
wsev'ciM Aelr~rfiarr lStalwastl states
that Cleveland Dem. }, for Governor
will probably have 1000 majority
In the city. The support to the Citi-
sens ticket b . disappointment, the
Republicans not coming out. The
Citizens Committee claim the Re.
publicans Of the city have been sold
Out IN the house Of IT. friends and
that straight Democratic tickets with
the exception Of the name Of John
O'Brien, Substituted for that Of Pat
rick Keenan, for County Clerk are
being peddled from Rcpublicap
boxes aud that not . single Citizens
candidate on the Republican ticket,
thoaeh they were endorsed by the
Republicans.
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A Fatal Accident.

YtLLowsroNE Ark, Nov. g.
While Mi.oes Minnie SllaMks aud
Mary Godfrey, y"uug ladies of ex-
cellent families, were sitting Under y
tree. It tell, killing the former aud
badly mang ling the latter.
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the Olor,ars hlll.

II, 11xn0S, Wow. 6.-At q meetin,, NJ
49, ~" i !; Parliamentary party held to.
~" Nossheote's amsnde,ent ..s;~".
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FeledG "a ~ the ygb, J0h1 Cls1l1loVo
the 9th, ]. c. s. Blackburn In the
9Th, Phil b. Thompson probably
elected In The 0hs Gen. Frank Wet
ford isa)aast e9gtainly sleetod }nrtbe
llA,, Aaslsi, Il ths S3d,fPsS>stly
eleoasd.-oobee-1isosisos~sotSeoso
from sul]lciently to base eslip'ate.
Election In he 10Th DistrIct close,
with chance that Cul>,ertsOn, Rep.,
h elected.
DExvER, Col.. Nov. :, Top. n,.--
Elk Senator Chaise, cbairnsn Of the
Republican COMMITTEES, stjll claims
he suite, bot with . reduced nsa-
jority forGovernor, psobably not more
than thousand. He claimed the
s.at.. Legislature ana Coasressn,en
for the Republicans. with the u~ual
majority. Up to this ho6f not =
single precinct complete has been
hesol from In this city. Seventeen
Of the small precincts scattered
throughout the State, show . total
vote Of ~; for Grant, Democrat, 173;
Tor Governor Campbell, Republican,
20. This vote shows small Demo
cratic gain over the vote Of 1880. +.
N. PAtcsson, chairman Of the Demo
cratic committee, claims the State
for the Democracy tor Governor, but
would not venture an opinion on tn
Legislature or Congressman.
OMAHA, Nov. THE weather IL
flne all over the State. and large
vote polled, reaching $1,000. As far
- can be estimated from returns from
scattered precincts Throughout the
State. the Republican State ticket
will receive about 5000 plurality.
Weaver (Kep.l is elected in the lst
district and Laird Rep in the ID
ly good majority; 3rtl district still
3 Dme hat in doubt, but the chances
are Foster Valentine REP. is elected
by about 5000 to 800 over the DEM
o:rat and Independent candidates.
A large number Of women voted at
the polls throughout the State all
day in behalf Of the woman suffrage
amendment, but returns rs far ~ re-
ceived indicate the amendment failx
Of . majority.
TUEGRAPHlC NEWS.
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Mecca.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE British
Consui ut Jedliah tel~graphs he ,sus
received unOfji cial nj Ices that
ch0lero has disappeared from. Mecca.
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ISDIAXAi'oJ.ls, Nov. s.-Iuiica-
Stous Of . very 1ull vote. Mucl,
sesaiching done. To-night's reports
will be compared with the vote f0s
Gear In l99O which gave = Repuhii-
can plurality q I, 961
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DExvER, COL, Nov. 1.-The elec-
ton b progressing quietly. Weather
warm. The fight in ArapahOe
county Il very hitter. Scratching on
I'LL tickets. a heavy vote + heing
pOllctl.
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OMAHA, Nov. Clear, warm
weather prevails in all parts Of the
State, and . large vote h 6esng p0lled.
The Woman SuiIfagists IL IL have
cOfIee and sandwiches at the polls,
Tut receive few votes In the wards 1T
this city where many were exl,ecteGl.
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the Ci turc. l'arnc.l ,u,.,,.,
.pl'eaIth tall parties h.. n,. 49, y" urgent
house when the dlv!.i ~ nv , ,'n,Li.
was taken. ~ IVY The bin
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov! 7.-COld,
misty rains rains this morning and
contrary to expectations. the first
three h0urs polling showed only .
light vote. Toward noon the weather
became somewhat clearer aud the
vote increasing. 1t il generally
quiet. The police were compelled
70 quell . disturbance In the Fint
Ward.
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- theu dropped steadily until the
&C. when IA was bid. Trs"sAc'
lions we're the Isrse"t ever Known
- cid aggregated II, s75. 'HO har'
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Tho Germans An Right In Now
York

ROCHESTER,, n. y, Nov. The
German vote heretofore largely Re.
publican h being cast almost si'lidly
fnr the Democratic state ticket.
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NEW York, Nov. THE weather
Is cloudy and rain threatened. The
election n proceeding quietly and =
heavy vOte 10 being rollej. In
Brooklyn many Republicans arr
voting for Cleveland for Governo1
and the l0ral tickets are being heavily
scratched On both sides.
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1.-THE Do0ocsats co0trol The neat
Hoass ny win nvs 90, eooy0ao a.
neatly 70 the eountry. The oatjook
70 fAvogab1o foe them to make good
TIE uredIc1joa.
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A396aC000oCt0 Olo1mc0 1O4 60Tle1.
BOSTON, Nov. 7.-Gen. Butler's
managers claim the state for him by
l5.UM. The Republican, hope ~
elect Bishop by 500

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. IA
light vote good many arrests Of
negroes and their vouchers.
MEMPHIS, Nov. :.-Weather Is
fine; Indications 0f = tight vote. Casey
Young, Democrat, will probably he
elected.
LorIsvILLE, Nv, a light vote;
conspicuous absence Of cOl0resl voters
In heavy cOlOred precincts. They
are said to he working elsewhere.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. ftp to
noon three-f0urths of the city vote
was p0lled, since which the polling
islixbter The independent ju-
dietary ticket h receiving u heavy
vote.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a Rich.
nl0nd, Va, special says men In
charge Of the polls refuse to let those
ic arrears for capltation tax vote. War
rants were sworn out. Great excite.
nlent aud disturbances are feared.