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INDIAN

EVANSVILLE, November 7th.-A light vote was
poled. good many arrests of negroes and their
vouchers were made.
INDIANAPOLIS November 7th-The indications are
| that very full vote will be poed. Much scratch.
ing done.
To-nights reports will be compared with the vote
for Governor in 1880, which gave the Republicans a
plurality Of 6,955.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7th-10:4O p Twenty
voting places heard from show net Democratic
gain Of "a.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7th-At 1O:45 the re.
turns from twenty voting places show Republican
loss Of so, being net Democratic gain Of "a over
the vote for Governor in 1850. At the same rate
this would give the Democratic State ticket small
majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, November sth- 1890 A. NJ
Seventyfve voting places show Republican loss Of
70s and a Democratic loss Of 52s-being net Dem.
ocratic gain OF $50.
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NEBRAsk "A.


OMAHA, November 7th.-Ciear, warm weather
prevails in all parts of the State, and large vote
is being polled The woman suffragists have coffee
and sandwiches at the polls.
OMAHA, November 7th.-The weather was fine al
over the State to-day. A large vote was polled
reaching $4,000. AS far can be estimated from
the returns from scattered precincts throughout the
State the Republican State ticket will receive about
$1,000 plurality. Weaver (Rep) is elected in the
First District, and Laird (Rep) in the Second by
great majority. The Third District is still some.
what in doubt, but the chances that Foster Val
entne (Rep) is elected by about ,0e0 to 5000 over
the Democratic and Independent candidates. A
large number Of women worked at the polls through.
out the State all day in behalf of the woman suf
frage amendment, but the returns as far as received
indicate that the amendment will fail Of majority
OMAHA, November It'll Quite large vote was
cast in Nebraska to-day There were three tickets
in the feld-Republican, Democratic and Anti. Mo
nopoly. Over ninety thousand votes were cast The
Republican majority at the last State election was
$1,000, but it will be largely reduced this year by
Democratic gains and by the increased vote Of the
AntiMonopolists.
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NEW JERSEY.

CAMDEN, November 7th.-Robbins Rep) is de
feated by 500 majority. Brewer (Rep) for Congress
in the Second District is reelected by about 700 ma.
iority
TRENTON, November 7th.-The Republicans claim
the election of Keene in the Third District
CAMDEN, November 7th.-Robeson's own ward
gives Democratic majority of 1O6
NEW YORK, November 7th-Midnght The New
Jersey Legislature will be Close but the Democrats
will probably have majority on joint ballot
TRENTON, November Sth-1:30 A. M-Phelps
(Rep) is elected in the Fifth Congressional District
by 800 majority.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. November 7th.-1he weather is fine
but the indications are that light vote will be
polled Casey Young, Democrat, will probably be
elected.
CHATTANOOGA, November 7th.-Dibrelle Dem il
reelected in the Third Tennessee District Clement:
IN the Seventh Georgia, and Pryor in the Eighth.
NASHVILLE, November 7th.-The indications arc
that Bate is elected Governor by considerable ma
jorlty over Hawkins (Rep.) Democratic Congress.
men are elected from six districts Warner Dem
is probably defeated by Tillman Qnd, Dem.) in the
Fifth District. The Democrats have probably IS out
of 40 members OF the Legislature.
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A Voice from Abroad.

LONDON, November sth-A. N-The Times, com.
menting on the election in the United States SAYS
If the Republican defeat in Ohio has been followed
by disaster in New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Illinois, the party will probably strive to remove the
causes OF disunon, purge itself Of scandal and re-
eoncile the disappointed Independents and reform
ers. There is mucn to hope that permanent i'm
provement in the character of American politics
will result by the Republican defeat. The Demo-
Gratis have discovered cry with which to str tts
country, but have gained ground at present, not
through its own merits courage, but only through
the feebleness and discreditabe squabbles Of its
opponents.
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RALEIGH, November 7th- 1t is d fine day. The
election is passing quietly in the State as far as
known.
CHARLOTTE, November 7th.-Dnd Dem.) in tbs
sixth. Vance Dem) in the Eighth, Scales DER, d,
the Fifth, and probably Robbins Qem.) in ne Sew.
enth Congressi 'nal Districts are elected. The DEM
ocratic State tickets for Judges doubtless elected
by good majority.
WILMINGTON, November 7th-I1;45 P. M.-The in
dications are that the DeiAocratic State ticket i'll
have greater majority than in 1850 The Legisla
.ure is undoubtedly Democratic. Tie Congressional
DELEGATION Will probably stand eight Democrats and
one Republican.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON, November 7th.-C Colonel Henderson,
OF the Republican Executive Committee, has dis.
patch from A. V. Deav, Republican candidate for
congress n the Second District OF South Carolina,
SAYING That riot occurred at the polls near Flor
enee in that district, this merning and two eolored
men were killed, several wounded and the election
broken up.
CHARLESTON, November 7th.-Returns from the
congressional Districts indicate the election Of bib.
olee' Talman, Aiken and Evans, Democrats and
Mackey (Rep.) The other districts are in doubt.
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NEVADA.

CARSON, November 7th.-The fight throughout
the State is very bitter, and there is in the
ocratic camp. Adams for Governor, Cassidy for Jon
gress and Stone for Supreme Judge. have formed
combination in Eureka, washoe. Elko, Nye, FINDER
and ormsby, to trade of the whole ticket forfhem
selves Their idea is to trade off Peter Bunie, Of
Storey and this bitterly antagonized the Iri vote
throughout the State, as Adams is known to be
against that nationality. The result is that the rest
OF the ticket is working sgainst Adams, Cas- dy and
Stone, especially the friends Of Dunno.
RENO, November 7th.-The election is & ping off
quietly. Powning for Congress is running ahead of
his ticket His majority will not fall far short Of 200
in the county, while Strother for Governed will have
from 125 TO 150. Boardman for Districf Judge is
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition Of the RECORD UNION Is Issued
each at P. N. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tha. hour. By this arrangement til
RECORD JsIoS will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north Of Sacramento
The regular morning edition of the RECORD UsIos
3 carried by morning trains, and is ahead Of all
competitors far north Chico on the California
and Oregon Railroad west to Benicia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer
Vile AID all intermediate places The second edition
matter will be found each day upon the third page
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, November 7th.-The election to-day is fol
full State ticket, one member of the Supreme
Court, four members Of Congress at Large ant
three from the old three districts in the State Th
returrs tonight will be incomplete, owing to the
great length Of the ticket and the fact that eacf
ticket as it comes out of the box will be counted il
full No one doubts the election of four Republi
cans running at large and two in the districts tn,
same in regard to electing the Republican canddst
for Governor. The result will hardly be approxi
mated tonight
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ORTIZ AND MEXICO

If the statement of Governor Ortiz is
true, that he has been deposed by mob
because he has been seeking to develop
the resources of his State by inviting Amer
lean capital into it, and by building rail-
ways, the conclusions to be drawn from it
are by no means encouraging. Its, indeed,
no secret that the Mexican masses, wbaare
very ignorant and bigoted, haveS Always
resisted every attempt to de- On their
country from without. L. ot be denied
that they have had r reason in the past
fxhiblt Issaseedsy of American enter
prise. for portion of the American press
has from time TO time talked of Mexican
annexation as though it were serious CON.
tingency. But it has long been apparent
that if Mexico is ever developed the work
will have to be done by Americans, and
therefore if the people cannot be reconciled
to such benefcent invasion their country
must continue to stagnate, and what is
more, their intelligent classes will become
more and more alienated from the populace,
and be more and more inclined TO conspire
against the integrity of the republic.
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KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, November 7th.-A light vote is being
cas'' there is conspicuous absence of colored
voters in the heavy colored precincts. They are
said to be working elsewhere.
LOUISVILLE, November 7th.-James F. CLAY fpeu /,
is elected to Congress in the Second District. T.
A. Robson Dem is successful. Proctor Knott is
elected IN the Fourth, Albert S Wills is re elected
In The Fifth, John G. Carlyle in the Sixth j. C. S.
Blackburn in the Seventh and Phil B. Thompson
(Dem) is probably elected in the Eighth General
Frank Wallford is almost certainly elected in the
Eleventh. Halsell Dem in the Third Is probably
elected. The other districts are not heard from
sufficiently to base estimate The election in the
Thirteenth District is close, with chances that Cu
berson Rep.) is elected
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TEXAS.
State ticket i,

GALVESTON, November 7th.-Ths State ticket is
solid for the Democrats.
DALLAS, November 7th.-The Democrats have
swept northern Texas. Lanham Nellborn. Throck.
morton. Smith, Mills and Reagan e elected to Con-
gress by increased najorities Ire and for Governor
and the entire Democratic State t et are elected by
an enormous majority. The Leg stature is over.
whelmingly Democratic
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NEW HANPsUIRE.

CONCORD, November 7th-9 P. M-The vote of n
towns gives Hale (Rep) 1858, Edgerly Dem.
9,9S1.
PORTSMOUTH, November 7th.-Private advices to
prominent politician indicate the probable election
OF Edgerly (Dem.) for Governor. Both branches Of
the Legislature are Republican.
DOVER, November 7th.-Isaac Lucas, prominent
Republican politician, has been arrested on charge
of abusing Democratic voters
CONCORD, November 7th.- One hundred and five
towns give Hale (Rep) l4,9os, Edgerly 1888.
CONCORD, November 7th.-Secretary Chandler, il
is understood has Just sent the following message
Coke 3RD, November ?th.-To the President, New
YORK City: We have elected two Congressman ant
the Legislature by large majority. Hale will
probably be elected by small majority.
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GARD OF THANKS,

LIDS. RECoRD-UNIoN: ALLOW NE, THROUGH
IL the columns of your paper, to express INV
heartfelt thanks to the citizens OF Forin and vicn
ty and Sacramento and all others who aided in any
way for the generous donation TO me and my orphan
children on the I'd instant, at Forn Hall and espe
cially do we feel under lasting obligations to those
VINO managed the affair so we'll and TO the ladies for
their liberal donation CT a bountiful supper which
was sl that heart could wish and to the Brighton
Band who donated their entire services, do we feel
the utmost sympathy and gratitude. The amount
nave received take pleasure in saying, is s5I4 25
Yours, with many thanks
ns-2t ADA wuJppTE
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RHODE ISLAND,

PROVIDENCE, November 7th.-Rhode Island elects
both Republican Congressman.
PROVIDENCE, November 7th.-Returns are re-
ceived from every town in two Congressional dis
tricts. In the First District, Spooner Rep.) has
3,5l5, Latham 1,49l, scattering Is. Spooners ma
jority, 1000 In the Second District, Jonathan
Chase (Rep,) $780, Wheeler (Dem.) 1881, scatter
ing 81. Chase's majority, l5l2
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, November 7th.-A full vote is being
cast Both parties claim the State. The majority
Of either will be in the hundreds
WILMINGTON, November 7th.-The returns are
coming in slowly, and indicate that the Democrats
have carried the State by small majority.
WILMINGTON, November 7th.-Returns indicate
that the Democrats will carry the State by small,
majority
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THANKS ARE TEN0EpEr
Y MI. q. q.
new ENGLAND DINNERS |

VNHE LADIES CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE
Il Y NJ. C. A. desire to express their great
appreciation for the very generous patronage ey.
tended on the first day of the New England Dinners
which was even beyond the preparations made
The Dinners-as before announced-will be con.
nnued TO-DAY, from II A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, and from
to Z ?. NJ, with ample supply of pork and beans
chicken pie. Boston brown bread, hot dishes
pumpkin pies etc Donations OF provisions soil.
cited. Funds raised to furnish the New Rooms
OF the Association, and all interested are earnestly
invited to call and take Dinner To DAY.
ar Meals. only 25 cents VI rs 1t
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IOWA.

DIS MONIES, November 7th.-The weather is fair
here, and is reported from all over the State.
The indications arc that light vote will be cast in
this portion of the State.
DIS MoISEs, November 7th-Midnight From re.
turns received up to this hour the State Registrar
puts the Republican majority in the State over the
Democrats at $4,000, and 10000 over all, with nine
Republican Congressman certain
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VERMONT,

MONTPELIER, November 7th.-The joint assembly
for the election of State officers met in the hall Of
| the House this afternoon. The following officers
were elected Secretary Of State, Nichols Auditor
OF Accounts, E. Henry Powell; Brigadier Com.
mander, Lieutenant J. Kingsley; Adjutant and In.
spsctor- General. .Theo. S. Peck Quartermaster.
| General, Horace h Ide.
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indications point TO the election of the entire DEM
ocratic delegation, except in the Third District.
New ORLEANS, November 7th. Dispatches from
various points Of the State indicate the election Of
the entire Democratic Congressional delegation, ex
cept in the Third District, which is regarded as
doubtful
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ARIZONA TERRITORY.

TUCSON, November 7th.-The vote is large all over
the Territory Curry (Dem.) for Congress, is Ger.
tainly elected. The contest between Horton and
Davis and for Territorial Superintendent of Instruc.
ton is close The Legislature is probably Demo-
cratic. The official count will not be reached before
Tomorrow afternoon
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LOUISIANA.

wAsHNeros, November 18th Senator Gibson tel
egraphs that Hunt and Ellis Dems are elected in
Louisiana and the prospects good for the entire
Democratic delegation.
NEW ORLEANS. November 7th-l0:i5 P. M-The
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u rAII.

SALT LAKE, November 7th.-The indications ar
that the Liberals polled COCO votes and the Mo-,
mons %, eco. This an increase Of 1000 over Tie
Campbell vote, when there was no serious contest
The election was quiet.
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MARHLl An d,

BALTIMORE, November 7th.-.Up to noon three.
fourths OF the city vote has been polled. 1t has
slowed down since, and the polling is lighter. The
Independent judiciary ticket is receiving heavy
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, November 7th-l0P. M.-The Colstitu.
ton indicates fall Democratic delegation to Con-
gress.
ATLANTA, November 7th.-Tbe specials Indicate
full Democratic delegation to Congress. Speer and
FELTON, are DO h defeated.
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A.SSESOIA.

ST PAUL, November 7th.-The election of White,
Wakefield, Stuart and washburne in the First. Sec.
ond, Third and Fourth Districts is considered GER.
tain by the Republicans
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The London Spectator believes that the rapidity
with which women are engaging in the serious work
Of the world hardly fail to work a correspond.
ing change in their relssions with men. They must
obviously be content to forgo the Difference real or
assumed, which men have hitherto paid to them
Anyone who has ever served on mixed committee
of men and women knows that the women either
completely submit to the men, or that the men press
their opinions with quite as much eagerness when
tneir opponents happen TO be women as when they
are CT their own SEX
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ST. LOUIS, November 7th.-The weather is fine.
The vote is fair The indications look to sweeping
Democratic majorities throughout the State. The
count will be slow. there are four scratched city
tickets
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WYOMING TERRITORY
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

eiiEfESSE, November THIN E. Post Demo.
Graf, and the present delegate to Congress from
Wyoming, is re elected
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FLORIDA
NORTH CAROLINA.

PENSACOLA, November 7th.-Tbe result Of the
vote is unknown, but the Republicans have carried
this county by small majority.
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MICHIGAN.
MISSOURI.

DETROIT, November 7th.-The weather is cloudy,
with indications o. large vote. Thee is great
deal Of splitting
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MIsSIsSIpPl

JACKSON, November 7th.-The Congressional cleo
ton returns are meager, but are sufficient to insure
the election of Muigraw, Morry, Singleton and
Banksdale, Democrats.
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STUDENT of statistics says: " Evidently pcpula-
Sion is growing more rapidly in Germany than
wealth, in spite Of the large emigration that is 60
ing on. Evidently, also. the military burdens are
too great for the people to bear"
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Iii probable enough, says an Englishman. that il
social science had its way art and good many other
things would soon be brought to the contemporary
italian standard.
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THAT the campaign will bring to q close the ex-
change Of foul Language between the Yoie Mail
and Woodland Democrat is almost compensation
for the tedium Of the late long canvass
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION.
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DowSrEvTLLE, November 7th.-only los ballots
were counted up to II p NJ, cut Of 267, the total
vote cast here The Republican State ticket is
ahead, but the county ticket is badly scratched.
Mead for Sheriff, Busch for Supervisor, Farley for
the Assembly, Lefever for Superintendent of Public
Schools Democratic are running far ahead Of their
ticket The returns from outside precacts indicats
the election Of Mead, Busch and Farley All Of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-25
VACCINATION.

DIR. Eugene Foster, president OF the
Board of Health of Augusta, at the recent
meeting of the Medical Associ alton of
Georgia, read a very valuable and timely
paper on the relative merits OF bovine and
humanized virus for vaccination. One of
the principal questions discussed by DIR.
Foster was whether or not virus handed
down through successive vaccinations would
degenerate. He quoted Jenner and other
recognized authorities in support of the idea
that it would not if properly managed. He
spoke of the abuses that are practised on the
vaccine farms, where he said that ignorance
and desire for gain frequently put upon
the market an article that was devoid of
virtue, and in many cases positively dan
gerous to the patient. He spoke against
free vaccine farm managed by the govern
ment, but said that farm should be con-
Quoted by the government under skillful
management, and that the virus should be
Hold to responsible physicians and not dis
tributed gratuitously. He urged that
physician should not regard the simple
operation of vaccination as an unimportant
one, but that every vaccination should be
watched with care until it gave unquestiona-
bic evidence of being successful No physi-
clan who has had an opportunity OF study
ing the operations of vaccination, as DR..
Foster has done, will dissent from his con-
illusions. They are Irresistible, and should
force themselves upon the public IN the form
of positive legislation.
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ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT.
FAMINE HORRORS.
The People of PentecOIe. ON the Coast
of labrador, Dying from Starvation.

New YORK, April pa Qdebec special
to the New York Herald says that startling
story reached town late tonight from the
barren and iuhospitable shores of Labrador.
A letter received from Pointe Dss Monls,
several hundred miles below Quebec, dated
March 22l and signed al. F. Taffard," states
that on account OF the violent storms which
prevailed from September 18th last TO the
end of autumn, fishermen were unable to
lay in any supplies for the winter, the entire
means of subsistence of the people being
thus cut Off To add to the horror of the
situation the establishment of Messrs. Outel-
lotte & Croteau, at Pentecole, containing
quantity of supplies, was burned with the
contents in December The winter hunting
expeditions failed completely.
PERSONS FOUND DEAD.
Several people left at Pentecole by those
who took to the woods have been found
dead. Among them are two heads of
families-Laurent and Pierre Crereau-and
one each of their children. Their families
we're found dying of inanitIon. The suf
ferings of the survivors were increased
by a descent of the Indians from
the woods, whose means of Subsistence
had entirely given out. The poor set
tiers had nothing TO Offer them but
some flesh and oil of seals, which they
ravenously devoured. Ii navigation does
not open early-aud there is every indica-
ton that it will not-scores of people will
die of starvation before aid can possibly
reach them. There is already fear that
inhuman crimes may be committed in the
terrible struggle for life. The same story
comes from Isle aux Oeufs, where the people
have nothing but crustaceous insects and
fish, in very small quantities, to live upon.
1t will be almost a miracle if the whole
coast be not depopulated before spring sets
in. The Indians source OF terror TO
those who still survive.