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and Barr, Republican, In Tue Foutteentl

district. .NE .SLMII.h ailW 1lb
PHILADELPHIA, November bingham
Republican, Is reelected 10 Congress IL
the First district, O'Neil In the Second dis
!rlet; Randall, Dem, In the Third district
Kelly, Republican, III tho Fourth, district
southampton county gives pa.tison 2,00(
majority, n Democratic gain Of 600. Tiogu
county gives Stewart 800 plurality. =, !
I'rrrsDupon, November 7. Tho IIos
special says: Chas. L. Boyle, Democrat, Is
elected to Congress In the Twenty first dis
lrict by 5000 majority. I
Congressman McShcrry, Den., Is TO-
elected by IN immense minority. im
A Scranton dispatch says that Ermel,.
trout, Rep, is certainly elected in the
Twelfth Congressional district. -
PHILADELPHIA, November ~ (. M.-
Republicans have elected their. entire city
ticket. Democrats CHIN 40 ,O0Oior Pattison
in the State. .a- it.'
PITTSBURGH, November Tho vote in
the Twen,y.sccond Congressional district
il very close. Thirty.seven districts heard
from up to o'clock gives Hopkins, Dem,
2S5 majority over Errett, Rep. a..
plILADELrlltA, November Wv. d.
Kelly, Rep, is elected to Congress.
In Nlilllin county the plurallties are:
Pattisrn 80; Black 80; Africa go; Clark
260; Liliott $50. For Congress, Curtin 20.
:, Bedford county; pattison 80, plurality.
The remainder Of the State ticket received
about the same vote. For Congress COT
iroth, Democrat, has 400 majority. The
Democrats elected both candidates for the
Assembly. N
Northumberland county gives The 1'atti.
son ticket 400 plurality. The, Democrats
elect all their candidates for the Assembly.
Mccormick has 1900 plurality in the
county for Congress-. II
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tho Votes were received. on both receipts
under.a. protest against one. ! The dc.
lay caused by this action caused many
votes 10 be lost OH both sides, as the polls
were closed while large number Of voters
were waiting 10 yote.r is, n a V
John Amber Smith, Coali,lonist candi.
date for Congress OF this district, was ar.
rested to.dayfor disorderIy conduct at the
polls. He was bailed 10 answer.
WAsulSGroS. November 7.-The Vir.
ginia colored vote adheres close TO Malone
in Norfolk, Petersburg, lynclburg and
Danyille. Smith, Readjuster, claims his
election to Congress in tic Richmond dis.
trict by 1900 majority. Ili ltl lalit T.
A Lynchburg dispatch indicates the
election OF Fulkerson, DEM, in Tie Ninth
Congressional district. .
RtcnMoSD, November THE Democrats
claim the certain election otlhe following
Congressman: Garrison, First district; G.
y. Wise, Third; Tucker, sixto; Barbour,
Eighth The Coaltionisis are jubilant and
claim the election Of ]. $. Wise Tor Con.
gresslnen at from $4,000 to $4,000; they also
claim six congressman. H.
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by tho Assertion Of the Manhood
OF the Voters.
A Timely Cllastiscment Brought
Upon Themselves;
But Like Israel They Will Forsake
Their Idols ~.
And Finally Rejoice in the Posses.
$. sion Of. the Promised Land
When it Comes to the Supreme
Struggle.

NEw ioRH, November 7.-The President
did not go to the polls until after :, o'clock
tic voted at4:e =. NJ, at Third avenue
and was accompanied by his brother, Maj
William Arthur and his messenger. lie
voted the Republican State and County
tickets, including OlIrien, for County
Clerk. h.
One hundred and five election districts
out Of GSS give Folser G,GS2; Cleveland, 49,.
C43. t'.l4
Two hundred and Ni.y election districts
giye Cleveland A 900; Folger, 1900.
"Tllc minority for Cleveland in Tie State
is estimated by the E.tpresa Republican
at from $4,000 100000. M
The Erprexs bulletin says: Edison is un.
doubtedly elected for A1ayor, and estimates
his majority a! $4,000.
The S"n's bulletin says thc Republicans
Of Massachusetts conccde Buffers election
as Governor by large majority.
| LUZ 1-" I'too Says NthiioHc CEtl!lS u ulu'
jority in Virginia OF $4,000. -a9
Three hundred election districts out OF
Gss give Folyer 2l,3s9, and Cleveland
53,70l. -@
GrsrvA, n. Y, November This
town. the home OF Folger, gives Linn oS
majority, democratic gain of ~.
NEW ioRE, November 7.-Erooklyn city
gives Cleveland. 2s,loa majority, q Demo.
cratic gain'of 9S,G00 over tie vote for Sec.
rotary Of State in 1851. Four hundred and
| fifty. election districts OF GSS in New York
City giyg fFolser 81 ,534 votes, Cleveland
Is, $780, -Rtturns Indicate that Cleveland
will come down 10 the Harlem river with
from 10000 10 $4,000. @s;I 10.
Jefferson county gives Cleveland at least
1000 majority. Queens county gives Cleve
land i5,D0 majority. Wayne county gives
Folger 1900 majority. = = = =
Major. Payne, Republican, is elected 10
Congress from the Twenty.sixth district.
BufFALo, n. y, November -7.-Cleve,
land 'sfmajoiity itl this city is estimated ut
$500 to 1000 .Aloultou, Republican, is
elected 10 Congress by 4 handsome majority.
RoNE, n. NJ November 7.-Spriess
Democrat, is elected to Congress- in the
Oneida district, X IQf Az / n 81
New, ionK, November 7.-Arnett, Dem.
ocrat, is elected to Congress in the Twenty.
ninth district. Duichess county is sundoubt.
edly Democratic for the llrs. time in many
years: sy' q -. K y g'i
EBs Platt Carpenter is beaten in Pough'
keepsle, and9alsoj in his own ward, which
is largely Repu bicnn. to - Il 80 -,
| N,rus .
county gives Folgcr 5000 majority.
NEw ioKK, November THE total vote
in Brooklyn Is as: follows Cleveland;
Go,65o Folger, 9I,55G. Minority for CIeve:
land, ,l03.
NEW fonK, November IS. S. Cox is
reelected 10 Congress in the Sixth district
BY 10000 majotity.t lin; rrf5nf.i
/ BCrfALo, November 8-J. r.. Moulton,
Rep, is elected in the Thirty-second Con-
gressioual district by Il handsome majority.
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Keutuck j

LOUISVILLE, November ~. +. Clay,
Dem, Is elected to Congress in the Second
district; r.. A. Robertson, Dem, succeeds
Proctor Knott in the Fifth; ]. G. Carlisle Is
elected in the Sixth; J. G. Blackburn in tho
Seventh; r. P..'Tllompsoh Dem, probably
elected in the Eighth. General Frank
Wolford is almost certainly elected
in the Eleventh. i Iliatsiey, Dem., in, the
third, Is probably elected. Other districts
have not been heard, from sufficiently to
base estimates The election III the Tenl,
district is close, with the chances that Cul.
berston Is elected. = Il s.tJ % ,lSAtEiN
LEXINGTON, November $50 fur in the
Seventh district Blackburn, Dem, las
3,10G; Asbury,, lsep.",. 126 The returns
arc coming III slowly. The Democrats
claim the district by 1000. M.512E,sl I
CINCINNATI, November 7.-Spccials re.
port u majority Of 500 In Boyd county,
N.Y., md $50 in Greenup county, KY, for
C,Ilberson, Republican, candidate for Con.
gress. Reports from Maysville, Tlemings-
burg, Georgetown, Paris md other points
show light Democratic vote. |''}
LOUISVILLE, KY, November Tho vote
oil the city of fl.ouisville is rs follows: A. $.
willis. Democrat, ,63l;, Miller, Republican,
2,2o1; Hunter, prohibitioniat, 4l0 ,.-
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A HAN D.TO.PAW COMBAT,


a mother Renr's vlsr.l.ike drip Unou n
Hunters Arm-A, Narrow Escape.
sAnISsvllI.n, Pa, November late last
evening a messenger arrived in this village
In quest OF surgeon to dress the wounds
OF man that bad been tfrightfally man.
gled by,a bear. About five miles cast Of
here, on what Is knownas thcE"sirrens,"
a wild, de.olalc country, lives Abraham
Gould, more iamiliarly known as "Old
Abe" who subsists by hunting, fish
Ing aud primitive farming. About
4 o'clock on the day mentioned
he shouldered his gun and, went
in search Of his crows. When about mile
from his cabin, in II dense piece OF woods,
heheard loud noise in the bushes and dry
leaves soHe distance ahead OF hin, and,
true to his instinct rs Il twoodsnan, COM
minced noiselcss approach tu ;.scertain
the cause. Creeping TO within few yards
Of the place whence came the noise, he
aroused a female bear and her two cubs
TINT were plaYfully rolling, about in the
leaves. Tie mother bear Immediately pre-
pared to give '"Old Abe".a warm reception,
and accordingly reared upon her hind legs
and advanced to extend tho right paw of
fellowship and engage in u friendly EN-.
brace. . g.ta,t Id t.,s lsli
Quick as flash, the trusty rife that had
never failed t. respond when called upon,
CAME firmly to the old man 5 shoulder, and
two shots that seemed almost simultaneous
took effect in the body Of the bear. This
only served to increase her fury, and before
the gun could be reloaded, the. best,
whose eyes seemed balls OF fire, and whose
devilish growls indicated her anger, sprang
rapidly forward with jaws extended.
The wooslsman dubbed his gun and pre-
pared to barter his life at tho highest mar
ket price, but the weapon was forced from
his hands in an instant, and his BODY was
embraced in the deadly embrace OF the
infurioted IN imal, as she closed her Jaw on
his left arm. At this moment, when it
seemed that the pioneer must surrender
his l!fe, he drew, with his right hand, a
large hunting knife from its sheath and
buried It in the heart OF his combatant. A
terrific grasp and she released :. her
paws and fell back to the ground
dead, but her paws were set in the
agonies OF death upon his left forearm, and
it almost seemed rs if the "yic:or was
doomed with the vanquished," Tor ouly by
superhuman effort was he able 10 release
himself from thevise-like grip.of the dead
monster. His arm wlss broken and terribly
lacerated, two ribs were fractured, besides
innumeruble gashes. upon his buck fron,
the claws Of tho bear He succeeded i'll
reaching his cabin more dead than alive,
md is now receiving proper surgical atten.
ton with Il fair prospect OF recovery The
old man says. that "lor a clean out md out
squar hug Il bar can knock the spots oil
from anything Twin" ."iHp
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sNINortl, t,nralinn. !

WlLNlscros, n. C:,-Noyember 1.-The
indications are tic Democratic State ticket
will have q greater majority than in 1850.
The Legislature is Democratic The election
ofsGrecn, Democrat 10 Congress, from
Wilmington: district, seems certain BY 500
majority: The Congressional delegation
vii, probably be eight Democrats and one
Republican,: t32 NA .{ ..,Ean 4
RALEIGH, November 7.-Scatterins re-
turns indicate Z the election Of Bennett,
Democrat, CoEgtcssnanat.largc, and Cox,
Democrat, in the Fourth district. Nothing
definite iroia other districts. E a Gss,' I : :
. RALEIGH, November --latest returns
indicate that the Democrats" have carried
the State BY Nm increased majority. : .g,.5'
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Maryland.

! BALTIMORE, November 7.-The indiea.
tions are that Fisher. Stewart, Carr and
Phelps, Independent candidates for Judges
have BEEN elected. Hobli,zcll, Dem, il
elected to Congress in the Third district
The Fourth district is still in doubt. n
Washington county gives McComas,
Republican candidate for Congress, in tic
Sixteenth district, ia majority. LIT
BALTlMokE, Mp, November - The
chtitelIndepeident. ticket for four judges
OF the Supreme bench Of Baltimore city
elected by heavy majorities. The only
candidate'ou tho reyular Democratic Judi.
ciAl ticket elected, was l4W. A. Fisher
who was also nominated and voted for by
by tho Independents. The Third Con.
gressional district, comprising the First
and Ninth wards Of the city, Ilohlitzell
Democrat, was re elected; and in the Fourth
district, comprising al tho ether wards
except Seventeenth, Findlay, Democrat
WIS elected BY about 500 majority. &r . l.
The returns Indicate the election OF Tul.
but, in the Second Congressional district.
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TIL: Keystone STATE.
Drops Ont Of the Republican Arch n
Rcb,ah ca ts loxS', l,ntncrhn- s, r.,

props o", Of III" .ser"D'ican Areh mud
ep"n .a es :, ,Io's, BOSS e"'nero"' ri
!P!llLlrAInELpl!lA. NoyemDer 1.-Scattering
returns from tlo Stute shov=,tlarge Demo.
CRITIC gain over the yoto Of lo.. yea, pa,.
tisou has undoubtedly carried tbiscItv,and
N.n, hara sl',rs,;,w ~ . 49, % I,S coo ~" ~,
s,",o @ pos. nsn,n,.o. :; o,sa., o'.01 ;" =; ns .ns
o.a.e'sy ,sH' loss' ioenioe'a', y eiee'eo IN Inc
Fifteenth Congressional district
SCRANTON, Pa, November. THE Re.
nub)icon can1,,a,e ior ron,revv ;v 1o.
fsS,.5.If %;ST. !. ~ ~ s'ss' S"'iss, . ~
teateHt't tEeaiteFtstE tlt.tS;,{ii!!t Isa iIitlsEE55
CHESTER CRY, Pa, November 7.-ratli-
sons plululity Is "A, Il Democratic raiu Of
,os i,fJit 1Getl.ii;ug i, III T. s :.
III ~ IA, "a, AL, ul,.s,., I,
i1An"'sbuM' November '.-Faltlson6
gain is ~. -,
scPiiiLApELrl,,A,, November The Twenn.
,;o,t ward ,,;,oo :. tnomo.,,,;o ,;ro;s. :,
''o'N w, ""'u "'' " Ds'''oe'"',' c. s"ih " o''
In nsllcsa county Stewart, tor Governor,
has plurality Of 800. All other lndepen.
dent candidates have Il simi}ar majority,
except the Congressman.atlaree, for which
office Elliot llas plurality OF 500.
The Twenty-eighth ward gives 4 Demo.
cratic gain of54, and !. the Twenty.fhh q
Democra!ic gain lies, ID the Twentieth
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TnE priccof both corn ani hogs In this
county Is likely to weaken under late Erro.
pean adviccs IN regard to tho proposed uc.
ton Of Germany prohibiting tho imporlh.
ton ofhogsandhogp products. Germany has
raised over a million more hogs this year
than last, and tho interest has BECOME
strong enough to demand protection.
There Is also largo increase OF hogs in
other European countries, n
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Qhe Q'ttellii9&,ttrf:r';, !;
ni,cr; Nns. NJ and ~ fOurtcentf, htreet.
knin nsnry Of RcturnH,

New Yolk is Democratic by probably
COUO0 nj least. ssgs.sl
Pennsylvania dittos by 10000 to 10000.
Massachusetts elects Ben Butler (non.
atscripD by 1900 10 10000. Olherwi.e
The State Is Republican. n.
New Hampshire elects Hale, Rep, Gov.
emor, by 1900 majority. H 81
Connecticut, Democratic, by 1000 to
1000. Republicans lost two Congressman.
Rhode Island, Republican,; small but
solid. a
Virginia, mol all in at this writing, but
reports favor Mahone's men.
North and South Carolina, boil, Demo.
cratic, as far as heard from. Ditto
Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas md
Tennessee. ,gt
Iowa is Republican Of course; vote light
yesterday.
Nebraska, $4,000 Republican: She is a
State 10 lie 10 in breeze like that OF
yesterday.
Ma,ymnl, mixed: Independents had q
victory in baltimore. NV 7I.r
Indiana; Doubtful, but looks Demo-
cratic Returns meagre up to 4. Nj
Kansas au'l Illinois are not, reported 10
any extent sufficient for an inference, but
their anteccdents are good, and VIC expect
consolation at their hands.
Kentucky: Bourbon, as usual. Thele
i'hope Of IL Congressional district or two,
bl. nothing detiuite as yet.
Michigan: All right; mostly solid. She
will 10.
Wisconsin Republican in both branches
ot'hc Legislature. and majority Of Con:
grtSsmen. ,S'ssi
California Democratic and Colorado Re
publican. 81. 3G6.ya
Amidst the wreck Of matter and crash
Of worlds it is impossible TO pick ont tbe
dead, wounded and missing in tho nulner.
OTIS Congressional districts, and tell who is
who. We shall reserve this melancholy
duty for Tomorrow. ~ s,.55
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Ostrich Farn,ip OK IN 4 n,trica. I

] sNew3 YoRk, November G::TTwenty.two
ostrichcs, ten male and twelve female,
were taken to Central park today by Dr.
Prothc. who will keep them there until he
has selected % suitable place for an ostrich
farm in America. The price Of ostrich
feathers, all Of which are imported and pay
20 per cent. duty, lis very high, and in
order TO supply the traden farm was start.
ell about four years ago ut lloboken BY Mr..
Charles Reiche. There were only six
birds OH the farm, and for time they
thrived very.wcll -butN suldenlyTthc birds
began to iall'sick, and III i Short time all
OF them were dead. They were dissected
ind it was found TINT they had gained iat
rapidly but not strength. Dr.. Profile said
to-day: S."rllese birdsIares spartof large
cargo recently Slipped by me from the
southern part Of Africa 10 Buenos Ayres.
They are all abouteS yearscold.s Ihave a
large ostrich; iarmin Dueuos .Ay res and have
been extensively exporting ost rich feathers
from there. tsrhe birds thersare all ibrought
from Africa. The idea now is to start a
similar farm here in the United S,atea. l
will shor.ly;;go through .he SouIhern States
Auu bclcCt 3Al pLlCc lOT .lbSlAIuIsk Aue DlIuS
can live here in any place where the tem-
perature does not full five degrees below
the freezing point. Feathers are now'sent
from, Africa, and after, 20 per cent Starid' is
paid there is still n good profit, 70 you can
see what profit there would be il VIC can
raise birds here think, TOO, that the birds
will multiply faster here tllan III South
Africa, for thereu drought frequently kills
three.quarters OF ones stock. l have known
years there when not one drop Of ruin has
fallen during the entire twelve months II
am successful Twill start extensive farms
and willguarantee cheaper prices and much
more elegant feathers than are now seen on
ladies' hats on Broadway" & !
"What is one Of your oslricheB wort, ~
II value them 1T l,40O edci,. HTney are
very dear, but their feathers are OF Il much
finer kind than any iut Now: ork. rFeath!
ersinigeneral Use here COME. FROM Barbary
birda, in the northern part OF Alrica." !
"Ilow often do you pluck the birds ieath!
ers ~ elT5
Every scyen months=we; cut the icath-
ers, and allow the quilts TO grow for about
s,gs' meath onYsT while feathers are worth
"What do You feed:thebiaa on 21khIfl
"Generally wegive them grain and grass.
All!the,birds want isaEp place to ruh1in, und
some bones, small stones, and grass 10 feed
on. The cost Of keeping them is little or
nothing. y EtsI-' = rsSr-' = ~ IS II Il ~
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Indian 4.

1SDlASAroLls, November 7.-Scattering
returns from few preeincts In this State
show smal! Republican gains on The vote
OF Secretary Of State over the vote for Gov.
ernor'in 1880. i'', haa 's.t, ~ a +
INDIANAPOLIS, November; 7.-Returns
from twenty voting places show Il Repub.
lican los Of 80, being a. net Democratic
gain .ol, y oyer the, ,yoet Tor Governor in
1880. These returns are from various parts
otthe State and at the same rate OF Demo.
cratic gains would give the Democratic
Suite ticket IA small majority! Calkins
election, Republican, in tho Thirteenth
district, is conceded. K
.IsnIaSdroL,s, Novem ber;;7, 2 4. M.IThe
latest returns indicate 4, Democratic ma.
jorlty ofo, ,0o0 in the State. : /
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lLNG, WEST YOLn

afternoon, with Lieutenant Governor Ping.
tree IN the chair. The following officers
were elected: Secretary Of State, Nichols;
Auditor OF Accounts, f. Henry Powell;
l'rlgader Commander, Lieut.. j. King;
Ad}usaht and Inspector General, Theodore
>. Peek; Quarter Master General, Horace
X. tde; Judge Advocate General, @. NJ.
Marsh, The, election ol Railroad Com.
missioncfs was passed over because other
measures wue.before helegislature which,
i passed, will do away with the office. For
State Superintendent Of Education Jnstus
Dart WINS elected. Psg 5as IH
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sS 4 &fI.0lsIsiIsnn,,l

WASHINGTON, November 7.-Senator
Gibson telegrapLs that Hunt and Ellis
(Democrats) are elected III Louisiana, with
the prospects good for an entire Dem
orralic delegation. =
NEW ORLEANS November 7.-slIunt,
Democrat Of the First district, Ellis, Demo
crat OF the Second district, King, Democrat
Of the Fifth, Heron, Democrat. OF the
Sixth aud Blanchard, Democrat of The
Fourth, are elected to Congress. The
Third district is still in doubt.
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A COI.LIERY HORROR.
Thirty PcrHoiN Known 10 be X He'd.
t.4ssT ||H4t. Eri, I, FIJI

!A'S ~S'"o"H AA""WH 10 10 hiIleu-.t
ip, .gp Frisltfui Explosion. slss-,0 05s .
LONDON, November "a co}liery OK.
plosion occurred Il. Clay Cross mines, in
Derbyshirc, of which only mcager reports
are received. 1t ie known, however, tha,
thirty persons, mostly miners, we're killed,
Four Of the managers OF the mines were,
however, blown 10 atoms. Frightful scenes
are being enacted about the mouth OF lhc
shaft. Many large families are left will.
out the means Of support. '--rt"' !.
The explosion, which was terrific in its
force and deadlyin its effects, shattered the
buildings in localities five miles distant
from the mines. a chair ut the bottom OF
the shaft was blown up through.thc ,nou{l,
Of the colliery into the lleadgear. The
greatest CONSERVATION prevails in llhc
'neiphborhood. F1 4 ~. F?Ft'tsJ''t; - -
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('nlnrnsln

DEyvEhs November The voting: is
ptfoeceeeling q e quietly; The polling places
were crowded at IN early hour. In many
places hundred or more voters were in
line before 8o'ciock.~ The weather was
tlne throughout the State and the indica.
tions point to very heavy vote being
poIled At an early Lour,. Chaucc, chuir:
man oF,he'Repib bliean Central Committee,
and Patterson, OF the Democratic CON.
miltee, had not changed their estimates
since last! nights despatch. The former
|telieves the result willbe definitely known
ltiorc3l o'clock. i.S .. sig. FIR
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I'm 1llEGHANIrE STATE
: u 4 e = ar-a.s, s : - ~
Not 30 soiid nS II Used to ne-Rcpul,.
lIcnu <irnuulntiOns

= " aH 4 y .Rl4l ~
Not 40 suiid ns II Used to ne-Rcp,h.
Hem GrannlatiOns. .
PoErsMourn,N.ll., November 7.-private
alvices TO Prominent politicians indicate
the election ot2Edgerly (DsmJ'for Cover
nor. The Republicans claim tho election
OF llalnes to Congress in the First District,
although the Democrats do not contedc ii.
Both branches Of the Legislature willbe
Republican. Tho Republican county o..
tlcers Of this county arc elected HI:
CoNcoHD, N. H., November THE vote
i'll Twenty-Five townsNgive ,Edgeriy Dem. J
3,l00; Hale lRep.) 2,9i4; scattering %. The
same places In 1850 gave bell (Rep.l 1871;
Jones Dem. 8 G25; scattering IS, L .pub.
|ican net loss In tliese places 30.' hit1.r :
4 The vote III seventy.sevcn' towns gives
llale Rep. 0,Gss; Edgerly Dem.) O,9Sl;
scattering lS2. The, same places in lss6
gave Bell l,455; Jones i, ,lS4; scattering
l05. The Republican net loss in these
places il ISL! z .;lI;) LEN HGG TIA vi
Returns from l50 towns give Halo {Rep.)
l4,Ns; Edgerly (Dem.) 16.0i3; scattering
Az The same places in 1850 gave Bell
(Rep.) Ii, ,44e; Jones (Dem.) II, ,090; scatter.
/ Ing 3S. Republican net loss 81. .s ;
ceoassconp, November7, 1esor.4.-Latcst
returns tlr fl fhromabout half the State indicate
the election OF Hall (Republicau) for
Governor by 1000 majority. Whole Re.
publican ticket is elected.
CoScorp, n. H., November 7.-Secretary
Chandler, it is understood las just sent the
following message to the president at New
York: "We have elected two Congress.
men and the legislature by large ma ority.
Hale will probably be elected by small
majority. [Siyncd1 VIZ E. CnAxpLIn.
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was protected By tho prompt interference
Of whites. Tie result Of tho vote Is ,lu.
known, but It is believed tho Republicans
carried tho county by su,all majority.
JACKSONVILLE, November 7.-Re,urns
show heavy Repubiican gainsin tho Second
district, md Blsbee, Rep, Is elected. Don.
aIdson, DEM, Is elected in the First dis.
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ATLANTA, November 1.-The election
passed of quietly. Specials indicate full
Democratic delegation to Congress. spcer
and FELTON, both defeated. 75.-'
COLUMBUS, November - Buchanan,
Democrat, reelected 10 Congress over tl:o
Independent candidate by 5000 majority.