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New Orleans In Darkness.

NEW ORLEANS, November S.-The Gas
light Company turned off the gas in all the
public buildings controlled by the city, in
Guiding the police stations, parish prison,
city hall, etc. The city owes the company
over 100000 old debt, and on the cash con-
tract has not paid the company the monthly
instalIments since July. The company Of
fered to light the city if the city would sup
ply lamp-lighters for four months, but this
offer was not accepted. The street lamps
are alec out, and except in the vicinity of
the electric light the city is in darkness.
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MICHIGAN

Detroit, November S.-The fuller returns
to-day don't change the result on the State
ticket. The Republicans lose their governor
by 5000 or 10000, and carry the rest Of the
State ticket by the usual large msjority. The
Legislature is Republican on Joint ballot
beyond doubt. In congressman there are
from present appearances will carry May
berry in the First District; Eldridge in the
Second; Yople in the Fourth; Houseman in
the Fifth; Winsns in the Sixth, and Garlic
ION in the Seventh. The Republicans will
have the remainder, unless the Ninth joins
the stampede, from which returns are not
yet sufficiently definite to determine the re-
suit. This gives a msiority Of the delega-
ton TO the Democrats. The official returns
may change the result in the Sixth and
Seventh Districis
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THE soUDAN REVOLUTION.

The government of Soudan has tele-
graphed the Khedive denying that Khartoum
is in imminent danger. The battle between
the black troops and the False Prophet was,
most desperate. The former lost 1000 KILLED
while the troops of the latter suffered still
more severely. The black troops were not
snnihilateds as stated in special dispatch,
but rallied aud reached Bara. The governor
says he is able to hold Khartoum until rein
forced. Traders report that Obeid and Bara,
which were besieged by the False Prophet,
have been relieved
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, November S.-The unofficial
returns OF the Fifth District indicate the
election of Cabell, Dem, by nearly 1900 ma
iority. Returns from the Seventh District
show a very close contest between O'FerralI,
DEM, and Poul, Coalition. The estimated
and official majority give O'Ferrsll "a major
ity, with Highland county TO hear from.
which may go for either. John S. Wise, for
Congress-at-large, is certainly elected by a
handsome majority. The Coalition head
quarters at Petersburg claims Wise's election
by 10000 majority, while the Democrats
there say Wise's majority is greatly reduced,
and when all the returns in will proba-
bly, elect John Z. Massey, Dem. S. Hooper,
COALITION, for Congress in the Fourth Dis
trict has majority over VIM. a. Rees, Dem,
of about 5000.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIsco, November S.--Further
returns indicate that Stoneman's majority in
the State al large will reach l3,00U. The
Democrats make a clean sweep of the State
and congressional ticket, Pages defeat being
now assured by OBJECTIONS in Alameda, Sac
rameuto and San Josquin counties, aggre-
eating about 5000 votes. The Legislature is
not yet figured up, but the Democrats will
have a majority in both houses.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. November S.-Marshall county
gsves Roab, Dem, 1873; Stratten, Rep,
1859; Orendorf, Dem, for State treasurer,
1886; Smith, Rep, 1915; Payson 1888, Buck
1856; representatives,, Crandall 2192, New
ton 2I99. Democratic gain in the comfy,
200. McDouough county give, Neece, Dem,
for Congress Asa majority. The State ticket
has not yet been canvassed, but it will be
shout even
LafeT.-The congressional delegation will
stand Is Republicans and Democrats.
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MISSnllR

ST. LOUIS, November S.-A private dis
patch from a thoroughly we'll posted gentle
man at Springfield, No, 10 the Associated
Press correspondent here, says the Thirteenth
District has certainly gone Democratic, and
that Judge Fyan, Dsm., will have fully 800
majority. This will give Missouri a solid
Democratic delegation in Congress, unless
the official vote should show that Broadhe ad
is defeated in the Ninth District (this city,,
which is not very likely
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ARKANSAS

LITTLE Rock, November S.-Returns from
all parts OF the State do not change the
general result All the Democratic capdi-
oAtes Ior congress are elected, but the total
Fo,e, apparently, Is not more than half that
polied In September, there being real con-
tests only in the Second District. which the
Republicans concede to Jones, Dem, by 1000
mslorty, bnt which the Democrats claim BY
ZOVo; There is large Greenbsck vote in
Iee Second District, upon which Williams,
Hep eouated, but large msjority OF the
"reenoAckers voting supported the Demo-
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COL ORADO

DENVER, November s. Returns from the
State are coming in slowly. One hundred
and seventy-nine precincts give Grant,
DEM, for governor, 1926 majority, and Bel
ford, Rep, for congressman, lis, with six
city precincts yet to hear from. The latest
indications are that Grant and Bslford are
both elected. Ex-senator Chaffee concedes the
State TO Grant by about 500 majority. The
Senate and House are still in doubt. This
is the most bitter fight Colorado has ever
known.
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GERMANY.
BISMARCK OBJECTS.

BERLIN, November S.-The GcTmania has
an editorial article confirming the report
that Prince Bismarck in,erposed his remon-
STRANGE sgainst the Cabinet of the italian
government interfering In the management
of matters relating to the papal residence,
which subject is duly considered and ex-
pressly provided for by the guarantees of the
emnIre
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KAN AS.

:, TOPEKA, Ks, November S.-Three hum
dred and thirty-oue precincts give the fol-
lowing mziorities: Click, Dem, IL ,252; St.
John, Rep, $3.50. The Democrats ciaith
lick majority TO be 10000 in the State.
The Republican State Central Committee
does not express any hope for st. John. The
h=PublIcans elect the State, county and con-
sressional tickets, except governor.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, November s.-The only
real eouiests To- Tie State for congressnnen
sere between Herudon, Dem. and Smith
Rep. in the First; Herbert, Dem, and Rice.
Rep in the Second; Shelley, Dem, and
Craig, Rep, in the Fourth, and Pryor, Dem,
and Shelby, Rep, in the Eighth. All have
gone Democratic, The Third elects Oats !;
the Fifth, Williams: the Sixth, Hewitt, and
the Seventh, Forney. Pryor will be the
only new member. Shelley is ALEC elected to
from which he was ousted by the Repub
Iicans voting in J. g Smith, who died before
taking his seat. A special election will have
TO be ordered in the Eighth District. 1t re-
quires thirty days notice of election, and
there was not time after Congressman loves
death 10 give il.
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TOO PREVIOUS

Lyons, November S.-The anarchists of
this city, whose recent outbreak seriously
alarmed Europe and caused measures OF
precautiou in all the chief cities Of France,
have received a rebuke in the form of a no.
tice from headquarters and of advices from
their brethren elsewhere that their demon
stration was inopportune. They have &C.
cordingly suspended operations for the pres
on
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A DRUGGIST in New Richmond, o., Mr.. E.
J. Donham. writes Us the following; II con-
slider DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup one Of the very
best things made. use it altogether in my
own family, and can therefore recommend If.
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The great men who have for some lime
been felictaiing themselves upon The posi-
bility of their being Hsrris's successors in
the United States Senate can recall their
orders for senatorial togss. This is not
their wear.
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In consequence of the unexpectedly large
revenue derived by the government from the
German railways recently taken under its
supervision, the Board of Public Works esti-
mates that its receipts will show a surplus of
80 900 Doom. over expenditures.
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4 OuISIANA

New ORLE1Ns, November S.-Behan's
majority for mayor is 920S. The Republican
Third District as 1000 over Acklen and 1900
over both Aeklen and Beat.ie. The Times
Democrat, commenting on the election, says:
"Kellogg's campaign in the Third District
has demonstrated that the Republican party
OF this Statescan be organized, and the Demo
Gratis will act wisely by putting their house
in orter for the death-struggle which the
Republican party will make IN 1884"
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The NEWS to-day ia better than that we
published Yesterday and it grows better every
hour. II is impossible 70 guess where the
Democrats are going to carry their victory.
The people are evidently tired OF Republic
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IOWA..

DIES MONIES, November S.-The congress
men elected in Iowa are McCord in the First,
Henderson in the Third, Updegraf in the
Fourth, Cults in the Sixth, Mason in the
Seventh, Hepburn in the Eighth, Holmes in
the Tenth, and Struble in the Eleventh, Reps /;
Murphy, DEM, in the Second. The Fifth
and Ninth Districts are very much in doubt.
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Chri.tIan Prederiek sehaefe.

The superlative tramp of the world died
near Sydney, New South Wales. few weeks
ago. He was Christian Frederick Schaefe
b. name, and oy birth Hessisn- Though
afflicted with a spinal complaint and deli
cafe constitution, he WAS a wanderer upon the
face of the earth 10 an extent which the
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FLORIDA

PENSACOLA, November S.-The Repub.
licsn majority in this city, AIS, is believed
to insure the loss of the whole county by the
Democrats. Several hundred white Demo-
Gratis, it is said, neglected TO vote from in
difference, and msny were absent on account
of yeIloW-feyer
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CASEY YoUNe's canvass is admitted TO
have been the most thorough that HIS ever
been made in this district. Prolonged and
tiresome as it was he wa as fresh and ener-
getic on the last day on the frs, as bis
closing speech on Monday night convinced
all who heard IT.
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YELLOW-FEVER.
Continued Decrease at PeasaeOIa-The
Fever at CRmarEO.

PENSACOLA, November S.-Three new
CAGES and three deaths from yellow-fever
reported. The report of new cases is be-
lieved to be imperfect. The weather con-
tinues some degrees above the frost point.
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THE ANARCHISTS
o. Lyons, Rebuked by their Brethren
Elsewhere in Europe, suspend
Operations for the Present.
British Comments ON the Great Demo.
cratic Victory in the United States
Debate i'm the Commons.

PARIS, November 9.-The pspers cay that
Duclerc in opening the Chamber of Depu-
ties, will advocate peaceful domestic and
foreign policy, the aeyoidsnce of offending
other powers by seeming scheming for Gen.
d9st; and mutual Cancellation among the
various French political parties.
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BEN EUrLERs plurality is about IA, 900.
HIS election is regarded as personal sfiic.
<tloH by the sristOcrats of Beacon street, Bos-
Ton, who would rather have the devil for
governor than the man of Spoons.
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1T Is feared that Van Eaton in the Sixth
and Van Manning in the Second District,
mississippi, are defeated, and that Chalmers
and Lynch, colored, are elected to Congress.
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MICHIGAN has elected Democratic gov
ernor, and majority of her congressional
delegation are Democrats. sSomething hiss
drapped" there too.
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CONNECTICuT

HARTFORD, November S.-Total vote of
the State, 1888 distributed as follows:
Waller Dem, SO, 020; Buckley, Rep, 81, ST.;
Rcgers, Temperance, S5l; Tanner, Green
hack 500
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HERE is list OF some of the States that
have gone Democratic-New Hampshire,
Connecticut, New York, Peunsylvania, In
diaus, Michigan, Kansas. They have lib
votes in the electoral college. These added
to the $50 Southern votes makes 1853. lust 81
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The defeat of Norris and Price is re-
Fiction upon the Democratic party of Shelby
county, which was pledged 10 give them at
least as many votes as the white Democratic
candidates for The Legislature received.
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THEEE can be no doubt that Casey Young
has been elected to represent the Tenth Dis
trict in the Foriy-eigh'h Congress, and by a
majority of not less thar 1900.
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NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, November S,-Meager returns
indicate the election OF Bennett, Dem. for
copgressman-at-lSrge, by 5000 majority, and
that the Democrats have elected every con-
gresham except in the Second District,
where O'Hara, Rep, hsd no opposition.
The Legislature is Democratic, although the
Rennhlicans made gains
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MEMPHIS, TENN THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2.

cratic nominee. The majority for Breckeu.
ridge, Dem, for congressmsn-at;larse, ia esti-
mated at Is,0Se to soeU; There are no
seporfs of disturbances or charges of illegal
voting anywhere,
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Pot enough TO change the result in giving the
democrats clear majority in both houses.
Further returns from the congressional dis
trlcts will not change the result given, and
the delegation will Embellishments 8, Re
publicans 4, Democratic gain Of I.
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ST. JOHN, the fsualical Prohibitionist
Candidate for governor OF Kansas, has been
defeated. In 1873 be was elected by Se,sI2
plurality. Something has dropped" out in
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SENATOR HARRIs's reelection is assured
and Tennessee will have the benefit OF his
services for six years longer, commencing
with the 4th of March next.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, November 8. -Complete
returns from the entire Stale give Srockley,
Dem, for governor, majority Of 1885. For
Congress, Lore, DEM, has majority OF
OO0O
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CONCORD, November S.-Two hundred and
eight towns give Hale 5000, Edgerly
"a, 694, Scott 794. The thirty-three towns to
be heard from gave majority against Bell,
in 1880 of 450, which, i returned in the
same ratio, will give Hale sol majority.
The Senate will stand II Republicans and
Democrats. There will be more than sixty
Republican majority in the House of Rep
resentatives, and the Council will stand
Republicans and Democrat. Both Repub-
lican candidates for Congress were chosen by
very large msjorities. The Democrats say
Edgerly will be their candidate for governor
again in 1884. The present outlook is that
the Republicans have elected the railroad
com mission by 1000 maiorify
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The Democracy of Shelby county barely
escaped defeat, result due TO the indiffer.
eDce of "'nanv voters"
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PATrIsoE, the Democratic candidate, f.
elected governor of Pensylvanis By $4,000
plurality.
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TIE Democrats will have about thirty
majority in the next House of Representa-
tiyPs
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FRENCH, the forger, and Folger and Arthur
are committee of three to Gnd out what is
the matter in New York.
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PArTkRsoS, Galloway, Kelly, Wendell and
DIR. Porter will take especial care Of the in
terests of the people of the Taxing-D District.
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SaELBE county need not be ashamed of
1er representatives in the next Legislature.
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The RUSSELL probibitionists took il with
out sugar yesterday. They felt weak and
needed backbone stiffener.
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PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, November S.-The fol-
lowing is the Pennsylvania congressional
delegation elected yesterday: FIRST District,
Bingham, Rep; Second, O,Ne;l, Rep; Third,
Randall, Dem; Fourth, Kelly, Rep; Fifth,
Harmer, Rep; Sixth, Everhsrdt, Rep;
Seventh, Evans, Rep; Eighth, Ermentrant,
Dem; Ninth, Smith, Rep; Tenth, Mutchler,
DEM; Eleventh, Storm, DEM; Twelfth, Con-
nelly, DEM; Thirteenth, Brumm, Rep
Greenbaek; Fourteenth, Barr, Rep; Fiji
teenth, Post, Dem; Sixteenth, Brown, Rep;
Seventeenth, Campbell, Rep; Eighteenth,
Hemmill, Dem; Nineteenth, Duncan, Dem. (;
Twentieth, Curtin, DEM; Twenty first, Boyle,
Dem; Twenty-second. Hopkins, DEM;
Twenty third, Bayne, Rep; Twenty fourth,
Lawrence, Rep; Twenty fifth, Patton, Dem. /;
Twenty-sixtb, Miller, Rep: Twenty-seveutb,
Brainerd, Rep; at large, Elliott, Dem. In
the present Congress the Republicans have
ninei cen members, the Democrats eight. In
the next Legislature it is believed the Re-
publicans will have ten majority in the Sen
ate and the Democrats m sjority from three
to six in the House, giving the Republicans
a small majority on joint ballot. The last
Senate stood-Republican 80, Democrats
Is; HoUse-Republicans 122, Democrats 10.
The Times estimates that the next Stale
Senate will nave Republican majority of
10, Republican loss of 4, and the House
OF Representatives Democratic majority OF
at least 80, Democratic gain of 70.
Later-The official and estimated returns
from every county in the State except Elk
and Forest, give Pattisop, DEM, for gov.
ernor, 81, 122 plurality.
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BATES majority over Hawkins is about
10000, and his plurality will be fully
10000
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MEM Nn2k

NEW YORK, November S.-Additional re-
turns received to-day make no change in the
result as telegraphed last night, except to
increase the Democratic msjorities. The
latest estimates put Cleveland's majority at
between 10000 and 100000; and Slocum's
at 100000:
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COULTER-On Wednesday afternoon. November
s. 1882 at Mr. 7. n. Patton's residence, Mrs. M. L.
COULTER.
TIE funeral will take place this (THURsDAY)
afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
IRBY-At their residence, near Whitehaven
Tenn. November g. 1852. at 1850 O'Clock, RICHARD
infant son of n. A. and L F. Irby. aged two yeara
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NEVADA.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

VIRGINIA, November 8.-Adsms's cleo
ton is conceded by almost 1000 majority
The vote for congressman is close, but Cas-
sidy's reelection is regarded sure.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston, November S.-The total vote OF
Massachusetts, all but one town, gives But
Ter 13S, 1904, Bishop 120O12, Almy 1929;
Buffers plurality 1892. The returns show
plurality on the Republican Safe ticket,
except Bishop, of 1880 The Executive
Council will ttand 7 Republicans and
l Democrat. The total Greenback vote
of The State is 5000. The following are the
pluralities of the congressman elect: First
District, Robt. J. Davis, Rep, $500; Second
District, John D. Long, Rep, $3.50; Third
District, A. A. Ranney, Rep, 3l05; Fourth
District, P. A. Collins, Dem, $751; Fifth
District, Leopold Morse, DEM, 2273; SIKH
District, Henry B Lowering, Dem. and
Greenback., $50; Seventh District Eben. F.
Stone, Rep, 1000; Eighth District, VIM. A.
Russell, Rep. 522; Ninth Dissrict, Theodore
Lyman, Civil Service Reform, 2200; Tenth
District, w. w. Price, Rep, 230; Eleventh
District, VIM. Whiting, Rep, 6776; Twelfth
District, George d. Robinson, Rep, 1928.
A Democratic gain of
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German-American Il. and l.. Association.
TyHE monthly loan meeting of this Association
i will be held THURSDAY, November stn. at
7:3o O'Clock P N Members are requested % Pay
strictly enforced.
II Ia....nr ,r,r,I-C
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FoR increasing the physical and mental
strength and auguenting the faculty Of endure
ance, nothing acts so like q charm as BroTn'sIron
Bltters.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

CLEvELASD's maiority in New York is
10000.
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EGYPT:
goNoRs To THE ENGLISH AMRI ssAnop

hONOnS ~ IhE EN6lalsh AMBAsSADOR.
CAIRO, November S.-Lord Dufieriu and
the Khedive had long interview to-day.
The guns of the citadel fred salute in
honor OF the English ambassador.
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-Arrested for BfEamy.

WoRcEsTER, Mass, November s.-Prof
Narcisse Duval, leader of the French Bap-
fists of this city, was arrested to-day on the
charge of bigamy
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MINNESOTA

MINNEAPoLIs, November S.-Knute Nelson
estimates his majority for Congress over
Kindred at 5000 Congressman Straights
majority is estimated by the chairman of the
Republican Congressional Committee for the
Third District at $500. 1t seems certain
that White, Republican candidate for Con-
gress in the First District, is defeated by
BiermaD. Dem, through the dissffeclion
OF the friends of Ex-Congressman Turrell.
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MISSISSIPPI.


Special to the Appeal
COLUMBUS, November S.-The returns are
all in and show that Muldrow's majority in
Lowndes county is $50. A very light vote
was poiled, and no interest was manifested.
The election went of very quietly. No
election was held at three boxes, as the Off
GERS declined to serve
The seeODd and Sixth Districts I'm Doubt.
Special TO the Appeal.l
JACKSON, MISS, November S.-Returns
are couipg in very slowly. But few official
votes have been received, and these from
districts undoubtedly Democratic, Interest
is centsred on the Second and Sixth Dis
tricts. Unofficial returns give Chalmers a
majority in Benton of 100, Tate 800, Lafay-
etc 250, Pamela 140O, Marshall SEQ; Man
ming, Desoto 1873, Union and Tippah 1900,
Tallahstchie 80. Official returns give Lynch
in Wilkinson county 1918, Van Eaton 2S7
in Pike county, and unoficial returns give
Lynch about 1000 majority. The Democrats
fear the loss of the Second and Sixth Dis
tricts.
VIcKsBURG, November S.-Manning's
election TO Congress in the Second District is
claimed by over 400 majority.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

LERoY-BUREs-Sovemb S, 1850, by the Rev.
Dr. White at the brides residence, Mr.. A q. LIZ
ROY and Mrs. MAGsIE BUKxs. both Of this city.