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NEVADA,

LARSON november sth.-Th Democrats CHARGE
ADAMS and Cassidy with trading with the r.iIrosd
companies. 1t Is now believed that the railroaa
ioixs all went for Adams, yet the people sror.I,.
believed strother to be the railroad card;,o.-
everything is mixed, but the Republicans are con-.
ndeht OF the State ticket except Governor and Com
gresham.
EUREKA, November SLh-The election retr,rns 0ro
coming In slowly, owing to the storm tonight.
several aaYs Will eiapse before the results are known
accurately. At present, 1t is unauestioued tina,
cassidy and Adams, Democratic nominees for Con.
gress and Governor, are elected oy bip maiorit;ss
Inc singular incident OF Governor and Lieutenant
Governor OF opposite politics is likely to he 70.
peateu. laughter, the Republican nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, is probably elected The
democrats VIII elect majority of the State officers
Inc next Senate will be Democratic, and the As
sembly is close.
VIRGINIA, November Sth.-The vote win not he
counted IN any of the wards of this CITY before tn
morrow The count thus far shows that Adam.
VIII carry Storey county but the Republican State
and county officers viii generally receive maiorites
ROWING Will carry this county. The Democrat,
VIII elect Brown Sheriff and Nevin Treasurer 7,
most wards the contest is very close At the Third
Ward they say they will not furnish the count be
lore Friday The returns of the Second Ward Of
Gold Hill are complete, and give Powning 81 major
ity, strother 81, Lsughton ~, ard Leonard, 70,
Judge OF the Supreme Court, 15s majority oyel
Stone Dem.) The First Ward vote will not much
change these majorities
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CUTTERS ELECTION.

The election of General Butler as Gov.
ernor of Massachusetts affords curious
illustration of the uncertainty of political
calculations. For it is certain that this
candidate, vino was on the Democratic and
Greenbacker tickets, was not even regarded
seriously by the political press of Massa.
chusetts and n wv York. The able editors
cut jokes at Ben. Buffers expense. They
represented him as amusing himself with
canvass which could have no real sig
nifcance. They spoke of him as an eccen-
trio old party, who had weakness for i'm
possible nominations, just as he had a
weakness for yacht voyages. All through
the campaign they discussed his goings on
very much as they would have done the
proceedings of George Francis Train or
Oscar Wilde. They could not recognize
anything serious in the business at all.
And willy old Ben. took care not to unde-
ceive them. He made characteristic
speeches on the stump, full Of raillery and
fun, quaint and pleasant, but exhibiting no
anxiety about the result. Yet all this
time he was making the most energetic
and shrewd canvass, and, if rumor does
not belle him, putting money "where it
would do the most good" The outcome
is his election by 10000 majority, though
no other candidate on the Democratic
State ticket is elected. Evidently the
Boston press will be able to recreate itself
for some time to come by inventing solutions
of this knotty problem,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November sth.-Congressmen elected
| in the State: First District, Perry Belmont Dem J;
Second, VIM. E. Robertson (Dem.); Third, Darwin
X. James CRep); Fourth, Felix Campbell Dem /;
Fifth, McMullen; Sixth S. S. Cox G EN- Seventh,
| VIM Dorshemer (Dem.) Eighth, John j. Adams
(Dem.); Ninth. John Hardy (Dem) Tenth, A. S.
Hewitt (Dem.); Eleventh, W. s. Strong RepO;
Twelfth, Waldo Hutchins (Dem.); Thirteenth, John
| Fl. Keteham (Rep); Fourteenth, Lewis BeaIt
| (Oem.); Fifteenth, John B. Ragley Jr (Dem. ! I:
Sixteenth, I. J. Vanalastiae tDem); Seventeenth,
Ii. J. Burleigh Rep.l; Eighteenth, W. A. johnson
(Rep); Nineteenth, Abraham Y. Parker (Rep.) {;
Twentieth, Geo. West (Rep.); Twenty. first, G. W.
Ray (Eep.); Twenty second, Chas R. Skinner (Rep J
Twentythird, ]. T. spriggs (Dem.); Twenty-foarth,
Newton W. NuttIng (Rep.); Twenty-fifth, Frank
Hiscock (Rep); Twenty-sxth, II. Payne CRep.) :
Twenty seventh, Jas. W. wadsworth (Rep .
Twenty eighth, Stephen E. Willard (Rep); Twenty.
ninth, John Arnold Oem.) Thirtieth, II. S. Green
leaf Oem.); Thirty.frst, X. S. Stevens; Thirty.
second, John F. Moulton (Rep); Thirty third, F.
b. Brewer Repl At large, Henry W. slocum.
The Democrats claim the election of W. T. Rogers
ia tie Twenty-second District The indications are
that the Democrats will have 40 majority in the As.
sembly. The Senate is Democratic
NEW YORK, November sth.- Grover Cleveland's
majority for Governor is now claimed to be between
10000 and 10000 The entire Democratic State
ticket will be elected.
NEW York, November sth The total city vote,
eight election districts missing, gives Folger 972
and Cleveland rs, 9T2
ALBANY, November sth.-The Assembly will have
small Democratic majority.
NEW oRE, November sth.-An extra issue by the
Brooklyn Eagle at o'clock this morning gives
cleveland majority OF 172,0Oo
Times extra puts Cleaveland's majority at ia.
600 on the returns to 10 A. NJ, and makes the Leeis
lature strongly Democratic. The latest reports
increase the Democratic majority everywhere, and
indicate that forty five Of the sixty counties in the
st tie have gone Democratic
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House, thus giving theRepublicans small majority
on joint ballot. The last Senate stood: Republicans
80, Democrats Is. House Republicans 122, Demo
Gratis SO.
PHILADELPHIA, November sth.- This city gives
Beaver 1904, Davies 6,s96, Greer 6sl, Rawle 46s1
and Brozius $500 plurality. The State Democratic
ticket is elected
PHILADELPHIA, November sth-Almost complete
returns give Pattison plurality of 1900.
PHILADELPHIA, November sth.-The following is
the Pennsylvania Congressional delegation: First
District, Bingham (Rep); Second, o'Neil (Rep.)
Third, Randall Dem); Fourth, Kelley Rep.)
Fifth, Harmer (Rep); Sixth, yerhart (Rep); Sew
cath, Evans (Rep); Eighth, Ermentroutt Dem
NINTH Smith (Rep); Tenth, Metchler (Dem J
Eleventh, Storm DENY; Twelfth, Connolly, DEM;
Thirteenth, Brumen (Rep. Greenback); Fourteenth,
Burr tRep); Fifteenth, Post (Dem.); Sixteenth,
Brown Rsp); Seventeenth, Campbell (Rep)
Eighteenth, Kimmell Oem); Nineteenth, Duncan
(Dem.); Twentieth, Curtin Dem.); Twenty.first,
Boyle Dem.); Twenty second, Hopkins Dem
Twenty'third, Bayne CRep); Twenty-fourth, Law.
renee (Rep.); Twenty-ffth Patton Dem) TWEEN.
tysiNth, Miller (Rep); Twenty seventh, Brainard
| tRep.); at large, Elliott Dem.)
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November sth-The Congressional
delegation will probably stand: First District,
hleiner tDem.); Second, Cobb Dem }: Third, Stock.
Slayer DENY Fourth, Holman Dsm.l: Fifth.
Mattson Denny Sixth, Brown (Rep.); Seventh,
Pelee Rep); Eighth, doubtful; Ninth, doubtful :.
Tenth, Denote tRep.); Eleventh, Steele (Rep J;
iweIth, Lowry (Oem.); Thirteenth, Calkins (Repl
Inc Democracy gain one certain, and probably
three
INDIANAPOLIS, November Sth.-Ex Senator Mr.
Donald and Chairman of the DemocIatic Central
committee Claims the State by 10000 Il isnow
estimated that the Democrats have nine and the Re-
puollcans four Congressmen-a Democratic gain of
iour. The Democrats claim ten. The Democrats
Will have majority in the Legislature on Joint
ballot
INDIANAPOLIS, November Sth.-Returns from $50
polling places indicate Democratic majority in the
State of $780,
INDIANAPOLIS, November sth.-Five hundred and
forty voting places in the State show Republican
loss on the State ticket OF $500; Democratic loss.
224l. Net Democratic gain, GAO, which would in
dictate Democratic majority in the State of over
10000. If the balance of the State yet to hear from
continues in the relative decrease as conpared
with the vote of 1881 it will give decrease in the
Republican vote of 1000 and Democratic increase
300. The Democrats have a clear majority in both
houses OF the Legislature. The Congressional dele
CATION stands: Democrats O. Republicans "A
Democratic gain of four Ortiz is defeated for Con.
gresS.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November sth.-The Times esti.
mates place Pattisons plurality for Governor in the
State at LOCO The Press estimates Pattisons plu
rality at from 5000 to 1000.
In Clearfeld county Pa,tlson's plurality is /, 800
In Susquehanna county the indications are that
Beaver will carry the county by small majority.
In Fulton county Pattison's plurality is 400 In
Lackswanna county Beavers plurality is 5oo
William D. Kelley is reelected to Congress from
the Fourth District BY very heavy. majority
PHILADELPHIA, November sth.-The Democrats
calm gain Of ten Congressmen In the State
PHILADELPHIA, November sth.-The Press places
the next Congressional delegation at 10 Republicans
and IL Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, November SHIN the present
Congress the Republicans have 10 members, an the
Democrats In the next gislature it is believed
the Republicans win have 10 majority in the Senate
and the Democrats majority Of from to in the
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THE STATE ELECTION.

The returns continued to come in very
slowly yesterday, especially from San
francisco, where the length and number
OF the tickets makes the work of counting
exceptionally tedious. Even in the country
districts, where the vote is SO light as to
render counting easy, the returns have
been made very sluggishly. The increase
IN the counted vote thus fer bears out our
estimates of yesterday morning. 1t is in.
dicated that the majority of Stonemar in
THE State may be less than was at first esti
mated. The Democrats appear to have
elected the whole six Congressman n.
Humphreys, Reed and Foote seem to be
chosen as Railroad Commissioners. The
entire Democratic State ticket is elected,
These are the differences drawn from a
partial count of the vote. The San Fran.
cisco count will probably not be completed
before Saturday. The Esssssiss,,- appears
to apprehend that some tricks may be
played in the interval to the prejudice of
Its candidates. Perhaps that might be q
polite pretense under other circumstances,
but as the case stands it appears to bs an
unnecessary exhibition of suspiciousness.
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MICHIGAN,

DETROIT, November sth.-The entire Republican
State ticket is elected by 10000 to 1900, except
possibly the Governor, who runs behind badly
Both parties are claiming Governor On Congress
men the Democrats carry the First district and
claim the Fifth, which is Close The aiming nine
are claimed by the Republicans with reasonable
certainty. Both branches of the Legislature are
Republican by decisive maorities, insurinc United
States Senators.
DETROIT, November sth.-The Second Distric, is
claimed by the Democrats, but is not conceded. The
Fifth District is Democratic The remaining eioh,
are probably Republican. Governor Jerome is de-
feated, but the rest of the Republican State ticket
is elected
DETROIT, November sth.-The full returns to ds,
DO not change the result on the State ticket The
Republicans lose their Governor by 5000 or Il, 900
and carry the rest of the State ticket by an equal Of
larger majority. The Legislature is Republican or
joint ballot beyond doubt, In Congressman. the
Democrats, from present appearances, carry May
burg in the First District Eldridge in the Second
faple in the Fourth, Houseman in the Fifth
Wlnans in the Sixth, Carleton in the Seventh. The
Republicans the remainder, unless the Ninth
joins the stampede
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, November Stb.-The whole Republican
State ticket is elected with the exception of Bishop
But Tor the Democratic split in the Seventh Con-
gressional District they would have gained four Con-
gressmen instead of three. They have elected four
and the Republicans eight. The majority on the
Republican State ticket, except Bishop, is 500.
BOSTON, November Sth.-Returns from all but
Tour towns give Butler 1900 majority Russell
(Rep) is elected to Congress.
boston, November sth.-The leaders of the indie.
penaent Republican movement held their love feast
az the Revere House this afternoon The vote of
tuesday vas declared to mean the approaching
creation Of a new dominant party. A committee of
i've was appointed to reorganize the Independent
Republican movement in Massachusetts,, and estsb.
hsh 1t on permanent basis.
BosroN, November Sth- The total vote of Massa.
chusetts all but one town-giyes Butler plurality
Ct 1882. The returns show plurality on the Re-
publican State ticket, except Bishop, of about
1850 The Executive Council will stand seven
Republicans to one Democrat. The total Greenback
vote in-the State was g. 200
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ILLINOIS,

CHICAGO, November Sth-The Tribune fRepubI,.
CAM estimates that the county ticket is elected bv
5000 majority. The Republicans elect three out Of
me Tour congressman in Cook county and major.
ity of the Legislature.
CHICAGO, November sth.-Davis Rep) Finnerty
und.) Adams (Rep), and probably Durham (Rep.)
are elected to Congress. The Sheriff is very close
and still in doubt. The indications are slightly in
favor Of the Republican county ticket
CHICAGO, November Sth-l1I5 AM-Up to this
hour few additional returns have been received and
owing to the universal scratching and slow countino
II may yet be some time before definite returns can
be obtained. 1t is generally conceded that Cock
county has gone Republican by two or more thou.
sand The Legislature, near as can be estimated.
Will stand: senate-Repubcans 81, Democrats IA ;
House-Republiclns so, Democrats 49, There will
be Republican majority on joint ballot of 30. Fol-
lowing is the Republican estimate on Congressman
First District, Durham (Rep); Second, Finerty
ind Dem); Third, Davis Rep); Fourth, Adams
(hep'); Fifth, Elwood (Rep.); Sixth, Hill Rep.)
Seventh, Henderson Rep.); Eighth, Cullen tRep) q;
NINTH Payson (Rep); Tenth, Lewis (Rep.); Elev-
enth' Marsh (Rep); Twelfth, Riggs Oem) Thir-
teenth, Springer (Dem); Fourteenth, Stevenson
Dem }; Fifteenth, Cannon tRep) Sixteenth, Shaw
tDem); Seventeenth, Mouiton Dem) Eighteenth,
kneffner (Rep); Nineteenth, Townsend Dem J =:
Twentieth, Thomas (Rep(
CHICAGO, November Sth.-Returns from this conn.
" up to o'clock P. NJ, indicate the election of
Hanforth (Rep) for Sheriff by about s. 00o and con-
hrm the election Of Durham, Davis and Adams
(Reps) in the First Third and Fourth Districts, and
Finerty (Ind J in the Second ---.7s=-.
BLOOMINGTON, November Sth howell (Rep. \ is
elected to Congress from this (Fourteenth) District
by 500 to ZOO
kANKAKEE, November sth = Payson (Rep) is
elected to Congress in the Ninth District.
CHICAGO, November Sth.- The footings for Chicago
and Cook county, just completed, show Democratic
majorities, except Sheriff. of from 500 to g. ooo
the scratching making wide variance in the votes
on the State ticket This city and county cast so
votes, and gives orendorf Dem) sos plurality for
treasurer, and Raab (Dem) 1883 plurality TO,
superintendent OF Public instruction. On the
county ticket Hanforth Rep.) for Sheriff, beat Nc
Garigle Dem) by 4,163, and is the only Republican
county officer elected Seipp (Dem) for Treasure,
beats HUT (Rep) 2,s52.
CHICAGO, November 9th-A N-Returns ND To
A. NJ indicate that the Congressional delegation will
be evenly divided. The control of the State Leeis
iature on joint ballot is now in doubt with tn.
chances in favor Of the Democrats
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TEE PROHIBITIONS vorR.

A good many inquiries are being made as
to tie whereabouts of the alleged strong
Prohibition vote. Presumably there is "a
choice between two somewhat perplsxiny
alternatives. Either this allssn vote has
~ substantive existence. or it must have
len Mfgely cast for SLOVENIAN. Why
rohibitionists, as such, should vote for
toneman, it is of course difficult to ex.
blain. Yet the statistics of the temper.
knce organizations in the State prove
beyond question that at least 10, 600 voters
belong to them, and therefore it becomes
necessary to account for them somehow.
1t seems apparent that the majority of
them did not vote for Estee for the fall.
ing off in the Republican vote of the State
is supposed to be largely accounted for by
the detection of this element. But Estee's
loss is very much greater than is repre-.
sented by the Prohibition vote, and there.
lore there really seems no escape from the
conclusion that numbers of Prohibitionists
must have voted the Democratic ticket.
The showing is curious one, yet it is sus.
ceptible of explanation. and we will at
another time venture to elucidate it,
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, November Sth.-The only real con-
tests in this Site for Congressman were between
Henderson Dem.) and Smith (Rep.) in the First
District, Herbert (Dem) and Rice (Rep) in the Sec
ond, Shelley dem and Craig Rep.) in the Fourth,
and Pryor (Oem,) and Shelby (Rep.) in the Eighth
which have all gone Democratic. The Third elects
Oats, the Fifth Williams the Sixth Hewitt, the Sew
enth Forney. Pryor will be the only new member
shelby is also elected to fill out his term in the
present Congress, from which ne was ousted, the
Republicans voting in favor OF ]. Q. Smith, who
died before taking his seat A special election has
been ordered in the Eighth District. 1t requires
thirty days notice of election, and there was not
time after Congressman loves death to give it.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD November sth.-H aleck (Rep.) for Gov
ernor is probably elected by 1000 majority.
CONCORD, November Sth.-The Republicans elect
both Congressman-M Martin A. Hayes in the First
and ossian Day in the Second District The Ieois
iature' which elects United States Senator, is Re
publican by strong majority. Halleck (Rep1 70,
Governor is probably elected by 900 majority.
CONCORD, November sth.-Hale Rep is elected
Governor. The Senate will stand seventeen Repub
hcans and seven Democrats. There will be more
than sixty Republican majority in the House O
Representatives The Council will stand four Re
publicans and one Democrat. Both Republican
candidates for Congress are chosen
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NEBRASKA,

OMAHA, November Sth.-Carefu estimates place
the Republican majority the State ticket at from
twelve to fifteen thousand, which is reduction Of
about thirteen thousand, owing to the detection Of
the German and other foreign Republicans, who
have taken this method to punish the party for
favoring prohibition. The anti.monopolists have
also drawn largely from the Republican ranks
a. j. Weaver and James Laclede (Reps.) have
been elected to Congress from the First and Second
Districts, and while the election of E K Valentine
(Rep) in the Third District is claimed by his
friends, todays dispatches indicate that it is yet
doubtful. and that W. H. Munger Dem.) still has a
chance of getting in. Valentines friends claim
about 200 majority The woman suffrage amend
ment is defeated by an overwhelming msjority.
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SECOND EDITION.

second edition OF the REcoRD-UsIos Is issued
each t2P. N. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tina: hour. BY this arrangement tn
RECORD JsIoS viii present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and North Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition Of the RECORD UsIos
carried by morning trains, and is ahead Of all
co npettors far north Chico, the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Benicia and south to
Stockton, and east to Celfax, Folsom and Placer
Vile ard all intermediate places The second edition
matter will be found each day upon the third page
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, November sth.-Returns received indi-
cate Democratic majority in the Legislature on
joint ballot OF five. The Senate will probably stand
Republicans -, Democrats 9. Assembly : Demo
Gratis "a, Republicans &C.
NEWARK, November Sth.-The First District elect;
Terrell (Dem). the Second District Brewer Rep)
the Third kean CRep }, the Fourth Rarysy (aep)
the fifth Phelps Rep), the Sixth Ffedlr Dem
the Seventh MeAdoo (Dem.) In the Assembly tn,
Democrats have aGlear majority on joint ballot
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS November Sth.-The estimates of Tn,
Democratic Committee are as follows: First Dis
trict, Hatch DEM; Second District, Alexander
Dem.); Third District, Dockery Dem.); Fourth
District, Urbans Dem.); Sixth District, Cosgroyt
Dem) Seventh District, Buckner (Dem. Eleventh
District, Bland (Dem.); Twelfth District, Morgan
Thirteenth District, doubtful, but the Democrats
claim it Fourteenth District, Davis The Demo
cratic majority the State ticket is estimated a,
6OOCO
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pensei ~ cruseher o. Martes' valey-T
nepuohcan votes cast for the Stat 49,, nv
ticket, except Marte., for supervisos a,'a county
Democratic and Republican Sta,e "a. o'sco-Ihe
EdgertoD ., , ws sheridan-Estee II. Page 10.
s,nnsn.,, :, 'irlrO~ IL Reed 81, Morehouse 81
S'onemah 90 Budd SO, Sumner 81, GIa.coct - -
Carpenter 81 cruteher 81, McDoaald 80 yir,;n;,
Iown-Estee 49, Page SO, Edgerton 50, Morrar ~
heed 81, Morehouse SO, stoneman AZ prJs o. .,
sumner 80, Glaseock "a, Carpenter "a crr,oS0 o.
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DENVER, November sth-oHe hundred and sew.
entynine precincts give Grant (Dem.) for Governor
1926 majority, and Belford (Rep) for Congressman
ll5I with six city precincts yet to hear from The
latest indications are that Grant and Bedford are
both elected Senator Chaffee comedies the State
to Grant by about 800 majority. The Senate and
House are still in doubt This was the most bitter
fight Colorado has ever known.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

WALLA WALLA, November sth.-Enough returns
are in to'leet the Republican County Commission
ers, Coup Gilman, Prosecuting Attorney, Auditor,
Treasurer, Assessor and School Superintendent.
The Democrats elect the Sheriff, Probate Judge and
Coroner. Brents majority is small The legislative
ticket poi ats to the election Of Hungate Dem) at
least. Tie rest is probably Republican. Columbia
county 8 yes Burke $50 majority, and elects the
whole De nocratic ticket
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MINNEsOTA.

MISNEAPoLis, November sth-Congressman Wash.
ourne estimates his maj orty at less than OOC
In the Fifth District. Nelson (Rep) is unquestion,
ably elected, making tie Minnesota delegation a
Republican delegation. The Legislature will be
Republican by somewhat reduced majority, and
the estimates are that threeiourths of the Repub.
lican members favor the election of Senator VIM
dom
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CONNECTICUT,

HARTFORD, November sth-The total vote of the
State is 1888, distributed as follows: Waller
(pem.i 59,O25; Buckley (Rep.), 54,s72; Rogers
Temperancel, SSH Tanner (Greenback), 500, one
Representative is to be elected by the Legislature
The House stands lss Republicans and ITO Demo
Gratis. and the Senate 10 Republicans and IL Demo
Gratis