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CONG RESS.

The Forty eighth Congress will be COM
posed of S25 members, or thIrty-two more
than the States are entitled to in the Forty
seventh Congress, the gains and losses in
numbers being distributed as follows: Ar
kansas, Georgis, Illinois, Kentucky, Massa-
chusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New York,
North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginis, West Virginia and Wisconsin gain
one each; Californis, Iowa, Michigan, Min
nesota, Nebraska and South Carolina gain
two each; Maine, New Hampshire and Yer
mont lose one each; Kansas gains four and
Texas gains five. Thirly-two members of
the next Congress were chosen at
the elections already held, and 293 were
elected yesterday. Five members to the
Forty-seventh Congress were also elected
to fill vacancies occasioned by the
death of William NJ. Lowe, Independent
Democrat, of the Eighth Alabama District;
the death OF Robert NJ. A. Hawk, Rspub.
licsn, of the Fifth Illinois District (old); /;
the resignation of Alexander III. Stephens,
Democrat, of the Eighth Georgia District,
on his election as governor; the death of
Nicholas Ford, Greenback Republican. of
the Ninth Missouri District (old), and the
unseating of Samuel Dibble, of the Second
South Carolina District. The results of the
recent elections are compared below with
the present representation in Congress of the
five States named:
4sth Cong. 47th Cong.
Rep; Dem. Rep; Dem.
Maine september D....... 4 9 :
Ohio October 81 ........ IS 15 8
Vermont tSeptember 5l 8 =
West Virginia October 1O).. 1 8
The terms of twenty-six United States
senators will expire next March. Legisla-
lures chosen last year have elected new sena-
tors in Iowa, Louisiana and Virginia, and
reelected senators from Kentucky and Mis-
sissippi. OF the Legislatures already
elected this year in Alabama, Arkansas,
Georgia, Maine, Oregon, Rhode Island and
West Virginia, one (Oregou) has elected a
new sepator, and another (Rhode Island)
has reelected Senator Anthony. OF the
twenty-five Legislatures elected yesterday
the following named elect senators when
they meet: Colorado, Delaware, Illinois,
Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan. Minnesota,
Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
and Texas. The following table gives the
names of the retiring senator's (Republicans
in Roman, Democrats in italic, and Inde-
pendents in small caps), the names of the
senatorselect and the political complexion
of the new or old Legislature:
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returns may change this. The Republicans, how
ever, are claiming Mclean 9 election In the Tent
city and several outlying counties. Clardy, Dem,
viii be elected by about 800 maj. Returns from
the interior of the State very meager, but pr1
vate dispatches from Kansas City say tnaI Graves.
Dem, viii beat Crisp, Ind, By 1000 maj. Is
Inmates of other districts made by the secretary OF
the Democratic State Committee and Others well
posted TO the situation, are as follows:
First District, Hatch, DEM. about 5000 mai Sec
ond District, Alexander, Dem, 5000 mai; Third
District, Dockery, Dem. 900 mai; Fourth Dis
trict Barnes, Dem. 1000 maj Sixth District, Cos
grove Dem, about 500 mai; Seventh District.
Buckner Dem, practically no opposition, proba-
bly, 5000 maj. Eleventh District, Bland, Dem--
800 mai; Twelfth District, Morgan, 5000; Thir-
il, Notwithstanding 1t Is Republican district
There Ii Q Greenback, as well as q Republican and
Democratic candidate in the field, who Will draw
more from the Republican than the Democratic
vote, and therefore the Democrats have great
hopes of carrying the district Fourteenth Dis
trict, Davis, Dem, 1000 mai. The Democratic ma
iorify on the State ticket is estimated At 6o,0oo
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Houston CoanIy.

in the east end of the comfy giveuBate 575, Hawk
FMS 2e4, Fussell 25. Beasey Il; for Congress war
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Tn. Re.ur, OF Ye.1.ra.y,. Vote.

mai and Robertson, Dem, Sixth, by $3.50
maj
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x,.u,, .f Y,.,era,,,. vo,.

CHARLOTTE November 7-Dowd, Dem, in the
Sixth; Vance, Dem, in the Eighth: Scales, Dem,
IN the Fifth and probably Robbins, Dem, in the
State ticket for judge was voted straight in the
western portion OF the State, and is doubtless
elected by good majority.
Returns from scattering precincts indicate the
election of Bennett, congressman-at-large, and
from ha nfh
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special 10 the Appeal.
COLUMBIA. November T.-Hawkins will probe-
bly, carry this boz, but the entire Democratic
ticket viii, without doubt, sweep the county
Great enthusiasm and bonfIes burning.
LATER.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance il pale and leaden-coloreds
with occasional fiushes of n circumscribcd
spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate; an azure seInicircle
runs along the lower eye-ltd the nose is irri-
tated, swells, and sometimes bleeds; SWELL
ing OF the upper lip; occasional headache
with humming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; slimy furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, sometimes vora-
cious, with a gnawing sensation OF the
stomach; at others, entirely gone; heeting
pains in the stomach occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains throughout the abb
domen; bowels irregular, at times costtves
stools Shiny, not unfrequenIy ttnged with
blood; belly swollen and hand urine turbids
respiration occasionally difficult and accom-
panied by hiccough; cough sonettInts dry
with grinding Of the teeth temper variable
but generally irritable.
Whenever fhe above symptoms are found
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The Result of YesteI days Vote.

DENVER gNovenbers T-Ex-Senator Chafee,
chsiTmar of the Republican Committee, still
claims the State. but with . reduced majority for
governor, probably not more than 1000. He
ciaims the State Legslature and congressman for
The Republicans with the usual majority. Up to
heard from in this city. Seventeen of the small
precincts scattered throughout the State show q
Total vote of AZ for Grant, DEM, for governor:
CsmpbelI Rep. 26g. This vote shows a small
Dertocratic gain over the vote Of 1880 7. N. Pat
terson Chairman of the Democratic Committee.
claims the State for the Democrats on governor,
but would not venture an opinion on the Legis-
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n aury County.

Special TO the Appeal.l
ERIN, November bate carries Houston by
large majority. The legislative and eoDgressiona
tickef Is largelH Dpmocfafic
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Republican gains on the vote for secretary OF state
over the vote for governor in 1850 Peele REP,
for Congress in the Indianapolis district is
probably elected over English Since the last
Stats election the voting precincts hsve been d.
Tided in ali the larger townships snd wards. max
ing Il difficult 70 get correct comparison till the
entire TOWNSHIP and ward is heard from.
The Indiana bulletins will be made by compar-
ing the vote cast to-day with that for governor two
years ago, when Potter tRep.l had plu-
rality OF 6953. and the total vote Was i70,7SS At
$50 o'eiock pm. we have heard frOm ten voting
places, which show q Republican loss of So
INDIANAPOLIS, November AT IO-45 O'Clock
returns from twenty voting places show Repub
HcAn loss of 80, being net Democratic gain OF
"A over the vote for governor in 1880. These re-
turns are from various parts of the state, and at
the same rate of Democratic gains would give the
Democratic State ticket a small majority. The
election of Calkins, Rep in the Thirteenth Dis
trict is conceded.
At u O'Clock returns have been received from
hfty voting places, and show a net Democratic
gain on the State ticket, with indications of
Democratic majority on the State ticket of 2000-
Heilman, Rep, in the First Congressional Dis
trict is probably defeated. The Democrats elect
congressman IN the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth
and Twelfth Districts, and the Republicans in the
Sixth, Seventh, Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth
Senator Mcdonald and the Hon. VIM Il. Euglish
of the Democratic Central Committee, claim
gain of four congressman, namely: First, Seventh,
Ninth and Tenth Districts and Z majority on the
State ticket of 5000 to 5000; also clear majority
in the House of Representatives, but concede that
the Legislature viii be close on account of a
iority of senators holding over The Republican
claim the election of congIessmen in the Eighth
and Ninth Districts
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DELAWARE

Yesterday elected a governor, Legislature
and members of the Forty-eighth Congress.
The following were the candidates for gov
ernor and Congress:
Republican. Democratic.
For Governor Albert Curry. Charles z. Stockley
Congress wv. Hastings. Charles B. Lore.
Greenbdck.
Por Governor. Milo L. blanchard.
Congress.......- Alfred II. Weld.
In 1878, Hall, DEM, for governor, was
elected by 1895 plurality, and Martin, DEM,
for Congress in 1880, had majority of $50.
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-Renominsted. candidates ia 1880. Supported
by Democrats 8. R.-straightout Republicans.
elected by 1345 maj; Dezendorf, Rep, Sec
ond, by 5000 mai; Wise Geo. d. Dem,
Third, by 1885; Jorgensen, Rep, Fourth,
3S,e57; Cabell, DEM, Fifth, $50 mai; Tuck
er. Dem, Sixth, 1887 maj; Poul, Rdj,
Seventh, 725 plurality; Barbour, DEM,
Eighth, 6420 plurality, and Fulkerson, Rdj /,
Ninth, by 475 plurality. The Readjusters
carried the State in 1880 and have a major
ity of twenty-five in the Legislature on joint
ballot.
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The Re.ult or Ye.ferdax,a Vote.
Et n2InA

WILMINGTON, November both parties
claim the State. A full vote was polled The ma
jority either way will be in the hundreds.
- Returns are coming in slowly, and indicate that
the Democrats have carried the State by small
majority.
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EAST TENNESSEE.

Special to the Appeal
KNOXVILLE, November 7.-Knoxyille gives
the following vote: Bate ll19, Hawkins 1866, Fus-
Houk, Rep. 500; Williams, Dem, for Senate, 1174;
Adkins Rep, 1176; Rearden, Rep, fioater for
Knox and Loudon counties, 1913; Grant, DEM,
foater forl Knox and Loudon, l126; Ledgerwood.
DEM, Knox county, 1888; Legg, Dem, Knox
Kennedy Rep, Knox county, 1853: Ledgerwood,
Legg and Grant, Dems, are certainly elected. with
the probability that w iliams, DEM, Is also. Fus
sell will hardly get 40 votes in the county. Houk
will beat Rule for Congress from 1000 to 5000 votes.
Reports from the upper counties show gains for
Taylor.
Rhea County.
Special toIthe Appeal
CHATTANOOGA. November 7.-Rhea county
heard from. Fussell has received none and Beas-
ley 4. Bate Dibrell, and Sharp. Dem, fioater for
James, Rhea and Meigs counties will carry Rhea
county by handsome majority.
The Democrats here are in the best of humor.
large bonfire is now burning in front of the Dem
ocrdt Office and fireworks are lighting the skies.
Special to the Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, November 7.-Rhea county
hitt runs BEND the vote of 1880.
Special to the Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, November Eleven out Of
sixteen districts in Hamilton county gives Bate
I4sS, Haykins 2l92, Trewhitt 2S62. pibrell 1882 :
and Bolton Reps are also elected. In this county
Fussell has 50 far, got as and Bessley 10. The
ballot boxes, but 1t would not work.
Bradley County.
Special to the Appeal.I
CHATTANOOGA, November 7.-Bradley county
reports that six districts heard from give Bate
msjority of CA, with the probability of carrying
the county. Trewhitt's majority is As. The pros
poets are that Carter and Smith Dems. are elected
to the Senate and House beyond all doubt.
MeMiBn County.
Special to the Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, November lin McMinn
county Irwin, Dem, is probably beaten for the
legislature by 100: Eight out OF the seventeen
districts gives Hawkins majority of lsS.
bradley County.
Special to the Appeal1
CHATTANOOGA, November Seven districts
OF Bradley county give Bate 60 majority over
Hawkins. Fussen gets 40 and Beasley SO. The
Democratic ticket all gains
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CONNECTICUT

Elected governor and other State officers,
: Legislature and 4 members of the Forty.
eighth Congress. The members Of the Forty
seventh Congress are 8 of them Repubii-
cans and one Democrat The vote for gov
ernor in 1880 stood 64,29S Democrats to
81 J07O Republicans, the Republican plurality
being 2777. The Lesislsture of 1882 stands
I66 Republicans on joint ballot, 103 Demo
Gratis and Independents, the Republican
majority being go.
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Pm. x..uIs OF Ye.aerdsy,s Vote.

uARTFORD November THE day WAS fair
and the vote quite full throughout the state
There has been falling OF from the vote OF lseo.
The Republican loss II very much greater than me
Democratic Il In probable that Eaton Il elected
To Conxress from the First District The p5ooa-
biity g that the Democrats have elected tne sta.e
ficke md three congresxInen- Wais- RepuD1cAns
ID undoubtedly elected in the Third District wal
Ier's DeIn y majority for governor Is 1000
Fatou Dern-, viii have 1000 majority in the flrss
Conzressional District; Mitchell, DEM, in the
Second: Seymour, dem, in the Fourth. and VISIT
TeT, in M Third Conversational Districts are sue
cessfu;- This Is Republican loss OF two congress
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the new or old Legislature

The Senate at present Counting the vacant
Georgia seat in the Democratic list) is COM
posed of thirty-seven Republicans, thirty
seven Democrats, one Readiuster and one
Independent. OF the twenty-six retiring
senators, eleven are Republicans aRd fourteen
Democrats and one Independent. Three
Republicans, three Democrats, and one Re
adjuster have been elected TO seven of the
vacancies, the Democrats gaining senator
in Louisiana and losing one in Oregon Ito
the Republicans) and one iu Virginia Ito
the Readjusters). Four OF the new legisla-
lures are Democratic and one is Republican.
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Special 10 the a Appeal
COLI NBIA, Hovem Der 7.-Ind1cations are that
the whole Democratic ticket is elected, but the
race between Williamson and Cooper is close
LAST DISPATCH.
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SiPPt,
Democratic.
-. "Henry L. MuldroN

The election in this State was for congress-
men only. The following were the candi-
dstes:
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-r.o,TooIaI NoN1,NArI

Territory. Republican, Democratic.
Arizona ...D Forrest Porter. iGranv. H.Oury-
Dakota John z. Raymond..--..-... -.
Idaho Theo F. Siegiser-..I George Ainslie.
Montaua --.............-..fM. NJ. Maginnis.
New Mexico. .TTranquillino Luna-F. A. .Menzaneres
tUtah Philip T. Van Zile- zJohu f. Calne.
Washington tThos H. Brents . Thomas Burke.
Wvomino I'M K Post.
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Resp1t or Ye.,erday,s yote.

LITTLE ROCK, November I'm the First and
Fourth Congressional Districts the Democrats have
no opposition This city, with two wards to hear
from, gives benjamin, Rep, 13 msjority. The
First District gives Breckenridge ia majority In
the Second District the vote was light. The indi
cations are that Williams. Rep, carried Jefferson
county, with greatly reduced majority
LITTLE ROCK, November 7-2 o. Clock A. M
A light vote was polled everywhere on con-
gressfnen, thei only officers elected to-day. In
this city Cunningham, Greenbacker. for con-
gresham -atlarge,, for whom the Republic
ans also voted, received 1155; Brecken-
ridge, DEM, s02; Benjamin, Rep. for
Congress from the Third District, 12l5i Rogers,
Dem. f62 Pulaski county will probably give
the Republicans 100 to $500 majority. The Re-
publican State Committee is of the opinion that
If the same proportionate decrease holds good
throughout the district. that Benjamin has q
chance, but there is little doubt of Rogers's cleo
ton by small majority. Scattering returns from
the Second District the only one hotly contested,
pared with the September election, but indi-
cate the election OF Jones, Dem, by several
hundred lmaiority, though the Repubh-
cans claim it by small majority for
Williams. He received portion of the Green
back vote. jefferson county is claimed for Will
Jams by 5000 majority, and is reported by Demo-
Gratis as giving him less than 1000, q reduction
which the Democrats claim could not be over
come. Damn in the First and Peel in the Fourth
Districts, Democrats, were elected without opposi-
ton, Dunn's opponent having Withdrawn, and
Peels only opposition being an Independent, who
has received few votes Breckenridge, Democratic
congressman-at-large, is elected by large ma
iority.
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lslEyIilT:llTlIlIlH1 H1
mine CITY OF LoulsVIIIei on

:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER so. Issa.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays except-
edl under provisions OF an Act OF the General As
nembly Of Kentucky.
rendered the following decisions:
Ist-Thaf the Common wealth BfsfFfbus
GfOn Company f. legal.
2d-Ifs drawings are fair.
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5peclaI 70 tne AplIeaI-I
COLOMBIA November THE vote Of this city
and several precincts in the county is as follows:
Bate 1883, Hughes 1901. Hawkins 1475, PaqgeII
1857. RUSSELL "a, Beasey 3: for Congress, bsllen-
1863 LOoney 1853, Bray 1888 Cliff 1915 Porter 175i
The remaining boxer in the county to be heard
from will increase the Democratic Insjority and
insure the election of the entire ticket over the
bolters and Republicans.
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District. tGreenbdck. Dea1ocrdf.
First.....-J. B. Campbell, l., tSamueI Dibble.
g. and R.....;;..--..
Second z. NJ. Brayton, R......HG. d. Tillman.
w. II. Duncan, /. D
Third. Z. H. Russell, g. & R. I'D. Wyatt Aiken.
Fourth. r. Elkins Co.. John II. Evins
Fifth .....E C. Cash, 1. D., G. J. J. Hemphill
and R..--.......--...T. J. Mackey, /.
Sixth. e. II. Deas R.....-..-G. w. Dargan
A. II. Bowen, Co..
Seventh. x. w. Mackey,
IS. Lee (col. u l. R..
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INDIANA

Yesterday elected minor State ofheera. SD
preme Court clerk, Supreme Court judges, .
Legislature and members to the Forty-eighih
Congress. In 1878 the vote for secretary Of
State was 1so o,657 Republicans, 194, ,720
Denocrats-the Democratic plurality being
I4lI3. The Legislature elected for 168l-Sz
was Republican BY Is majority, there being
81 Republicans to 66 Democrats. OF the ID
members of the Forty-sesenth Congress 8
we're Republicans and Democrats.
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Inc following were the candidates.:
SUPREME cocKT.
District. liberal (Anti- Bour5on). Democratic
George y. Folk, -.-1Thomal Rufin.
CONGRESS.
District tLiSeraI (4Hti- -Bourbon). Democratic.
First.---.J. B Respasz, r. C.. tLouis c. Latham
walter r. Poole, r.
Second al, Z. O'Hars. col R.
fsOrlando Hubbs..-...-
Third. e. W. P. Canaday, R.. Wharton ]. Green.
Fourth. Il. P. .Devereux, L. 4 R-twiIliam & Cox.
Fifth .... y r Winston l. G. Il & tAlfred NJ Sea e.
Sixth ..-.. W-Johnson, L. & B. -.fClement Eowd.
W a Bailey, Ind. &C R Jones, L D.
Seventh C. y Cook, l. R.--.--....W. W. Robbins
Tyre York, L., & P.
Eighth. ". N Cooke, Ind. .fRebert B. Vance.
At Large.o. II. Dockery, L. & r. Risden L Bennett.
tRenominated. tSupreme and Superior Court
nominations and congressman-at-larEe supported
by Republican State Convention. zach aims
regular nomination candidate in 1850.
In 1880 Latham, Dem, First District, was
elected by 3506 plurality; Cox, Dem. Fourth,
1916 plurality; Hubbs, Rep, Second, by .
plurality of 1854; Shackelford, Dem, Third,
by plurality of 1889; Dowd, Dem, Sixth,
by plurslity of 1925; Scales, DEM, Fifth,
BY plurality of 1884; Armfeid, Dem, Sew
enth, by plurality of 1913; Vance, DIM,
Eighth, by plurality of 1856. The Demo-
cratic msjority for president in 1881 was
7Oz8, and for governor 6257.
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LATEST.

NASHVILLE, November THE result in this
Davidson) county as far as counted is as follows,
giving the vote of one representative on each OF
the four legis satiye tickets: Governor-BAte 5292,
Hawkins 373j, RUSSELL 40i, Beasley 1O7: Congress-
men-A.J J. Caldwell 5306, J. r. Dillin S214. b. f. e.
Brooks 90; State Senator-Aike Burns 4eC9, Dem
Horace Harrison 32Z7, Rep James s. Pitcher i93.
Boiter; Jas. Howard 104, Greenback; Floterial
Senator for Davidson and Cneatham-Thomas L.
Dodd 1896, Dem. Samuel Watson 3595. Rep; h Z.
Jones sos, Bolter; W. +. Simpson 81, Greenback !;
Representatiyes-Lou WHEREBY 1872, Dem: J, T.
Hamilton 1880 Rep.; John Overton $40, Bolter;
Alfred II. Douglas, Greenbacf.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

In Nor:h Carolina the election yesterday
was for congressmen and judicial officers.
The following were the candidates:
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NEW YORK

The Result of Yesferday's Vote.
CAMDEN. November 7-Robeson's own ward