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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
COLD COMFORT FROM DEACON SMITH.
Later Returns May change the Aspect
Democrats Ahead I'm ClermOnt,

CINCINNATI, o, October l0.-Richard
Smith, of the Conrmercial- Gazette, did not
watch the returns last night, but to-day,
after looking over the field, said he did not
regard Foraker as defeated. At previous
elections the news of Democratic success in
the election of Governors had been her
aided by Democratic papers the morning
after election and conceded by Republi:
cans, and yet the latter returns would
wholly change the aspect of affairs. He
regarded the precints not yet heard from
ss likely to produce great Republican
gains. As to the causes for practical
Republican defeat Mr.. Smith says:
Foraker loEt votes from both parties on
account of the temperance ISSUE" He
thought also that the wool growers and
wine growers opposed him. A TImes-S'dr
special says Cleremont county gives a Dem
ocratic Representative.
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NOBLE NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.
Republicans Beaten in Their Greatest
StropRhOld.

NEwARK, n. j., October l0.-In the city
election the Democrats elected Joseph f.
Haires Mayor by 635 majority over Henry
Lang, Republican. The common council
stands: Il Democrats, l3 Republicans, a
Democratic gain of Aldermen. Alder
men holding over: Democrats II, Republi-
cans 4. The Board of Education stands:
Democrats 16, Republicans Is. The Demo
Gratis gain 8. Newark is the Republican
stronghold of the State and usually gives a
majority of 5000 TO 1900, and this result is
indeed surprising ones auguring we'll for
Abett's future.
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KINNE COMEDIES sHERMANS ElEc.
lion.
And the Des Moines Register Claims
Thirty Thnnsand Maiarifx

And the Des Moines Register Claims
Thirty Thousand Majority.
CHICAGO October 10.-The following rri,
yate dispatch was received at o'clock this
afternoon from Hon. J. S. Clarkson, editor
Of the Des Moines Register:
"Drs MONIES, IA, October FISHERMAN
will have from 2S, 900 to 10000 over Kinne
and L, 900 over all. Republicans will have
forty.two Senators to eight Democrats. As
things now look in the House we feel sure
OF ten to twelve msjority, but may be cut
down TO six or eight. 1t may be but four
or five, but there cannot be less than thirty
Republican msjority on Joint ballot
think not less than forty two. Kinne con.
him
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LATEST RETURNS FROM cUYAHoaA.
The Democratic State Carry the County
by Good MajOrities.

CLEVELAND, October TO- ga. Incomplete
returns of this county give Hosdly 5S5
msiority; Rose, 2,67O; Williams, Democrat
for Senator, 4O6; Ely, Republican, for Sem
ator, IS, Four Democrats and two RePub-
licans, as stated in a previous dis
patch, are elected Representatives
by small pluralitIes. Whitbeck, RePub't-
can, has about 900 majority for County
Treasurer; Brew, Republican, 2TOO for
Auditor; aeisley and Blandin, Democrats,
are elected Common Pleas Judges. The
Democratic State ticket carried the county
By majorities ranging from 300 to 800,
Lawrence, for Attorney General, whose
home is here, receiving S37 majority.
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DEMOCRATS AHEAD IN LUCAS.
The whole Ticket Elected and PrOhI'
bItIOn Defeated.

TOLEDO, O., 2:3O P. NJ, October lO.-Twen-
ty.nine precincts in Lucas county show
Democratic gain of 5S1. The Democratic
msjority in the county will range from
200 Eto $50. Hoadlys estimated majority
is LOO. The Democrats judicial ticket
probably elected by 1000, Legislature ticket
by about / 800 aud the Senatorial ticket
from 5000 to 1000 majority. Prohibition
is defeated by probably 5000, and the First
Amendment is invisible.
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REPORT S FROM sEvENTY-sEvEN CoUN-
TIES.
HoadIy's Majority From Eight to Ten
Thousand.

CoLUMBUs, October 10, 9P. M.-Seventy-
seven counties reported unotticially give
Foraker a net gain OF 6,0SS. The eleven
counties yet to hear from gave net Repub.
licsn majority of 200 in 1852. Hoadly's
majority will probably reach from 5000 to
10000 OF the seventy seven counties
heard from the Republicans carry 35 and
the Democrats ~. OF the eleven to hear
from the Republicans carried seven and
the Democrats four in 1852. The Legisla-
ture is still in doubt The Second Amend
ment has a chance yet.
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FOUR MEN KILLED.
Buried Under Tons of Grain while As

MINNEAPOLis, LINN., October l0.-The
Tribunes Moorhead, Minnesota, special
says: A dreadful and fatal accident oc-
CURED last night at the farm of Mr.. North
ruff, eight miles east Of Moorhead, In
which four men were killed and ten more
narrowly escaped with their life. The men
we're members Of a threshing crew who
had been threshng for Northruf the day
previous and were sleeping in the lower
story of the granary. in the upper story OF
which was / 400 bushels of oats. During
the night while the men were asleep the
floor suddenly gave way, completely bury
ing eight men who were sleeping at the
end of the building where
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YESTERDAYS REPORTS.
Reports From Various Cities-Confcting
Statements Of Democrats and
Republicans,
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN IOWA.
One Hundred and Thirty-Three Pre-
eincts show n Gain OF I,I55.

eincts show Gain OF l,l50.
DEs MoIYEs, October l0.-One hundred
ard thirty.three precincts show a net Re
publican loss OF l l55 in fifty.six precincts.
Hayes runs some 400 votes ahead OF his
ticket Taking these figures for basis it
is estimated Sherman's plurality will be
not less than 10000 in the State. Reed for
Judge will probably run a few hundred
votes behind his ticket, owing TO the feel.
ing in some quarters on. the question OF
prohition There is no doubt that the
Legislature is strongly Republican. The
Democratic State Committee have closed
their quarters and gone home. They con.
Cede the State and Legislature to the Re.
publicans. Nothing definite is being heard
from the Sixth Congressional district, but
it is thought Stiles, Republican, is elected
BY a gooC majority.
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BULLETS INSTEAD OF BOOTS.
An Ohio Man shoots and KILLS His
Daughters Lover.

LANCASTER, o., October TO- George Cham
berlain, an old and respec ed citZ,n OF
Baltimore, this county, has Just been
incarcerated in the county Jail here,
charged with murd,r;ng Charles Gearhart,
a young mon ol the same village. The
officers who brought chamberlain here say
that Gearhart was waiting on one OF the
Cham berlsin girls C'andestinely, and that
the old gentleman knowing OF IL, tried TO
put stop to il. Gearlart called at the
chamberlain residence very late last night
and Mr Chamberlain answered the knock.
High words folio we'd and the old gentle.
man ordered him of, when Gearhart called
him an old goose. Chamberlain rushed
into an adjoining room and getting his re.
volver fired and shot him through the
bead
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A Majority Foraker Cant Overcome

COLUMBUS, October lO.-Returns from
seventeen Democratic counties and thir-
teen Republican counties, including
Iuyahoga, show a net Democratic gain Of
90. Hamilton county is not included,
which will show Republican gain OF 5000.
This leaves Hoadly with a majority OF
ll,OOO, which Foraker will not probably
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Cuyahogn County Bulletin.

COLUMBUS, October 1O-l1 :35 A. M.-Cuya-
hoga county complete gives the following
msjorities: Hoadly, 45O; Rose, Republican
Lieutenant Governor, 3,77O. Legislature,
four Democrats, two Republicans. We are
not receiving any returns TO day from the
Second Amendment, but it is no doubt de-
kal
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CINCINNATI, October l0.-The Times Stars
special from Sidney, O., says that place
will give a large Democratic majority.
Prohibition had majority in the town OF
Hamilton, 0. Hoadly's majority in Butler
county, with four townships to hear from,
On a basis of last years vote, is estimated
at 277S, q loss of PSI. Elliott, Democrat
for Senator, is elected.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE.
BuiIdisgs Thrsws 60 tho 0FesDl -
nn~fs rSark 81.

BuiIdipgs Throws 20 Tho 0FssD1 50
Roofs Cracked.
sAs FRAscrsco, October l0.-The earth
quake last night Wa the hsa,int sI-
perisnoed here since 1858. Buildings wsrs
thrown TO the ground, mstaEe roonng
cracked and many persons rushed bali
dressed from houses and hotels. Recollsc.
ton Of its being within one day OF the sn.
niversary Of the earthquake Of 1858 seemed
10 increase the fears and many persons
walked the streets all night In preferences
10 returning 10 their houses. Earthquakes
are reported 70 have occurred during the
night and morning At several places along
the cosst. The weather 10 oppressive.
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spauldinS for HoadIy,

SPRINGFIELD, October l0.-Foraker's Off
cial majority in the county is l,464; Re
publican gain 500. The entire Republican
county ticket is elected. Spaulding county
gives Hoadly 269 majority loss, g.. The
majority for the Second Amendment is 2l2
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\sGanx of DyunmIters Captured.

NEVErEG, y. Y, October 10.-John B.
Gafu, Seneca B. Miller and George Null
ms, charsed with Lynamiting house at
SIng. Duchess county, resulting IN the
SAh OF Samuel Graner, were captured ia
SsSaI They were taken 70 Pawllns, where
'As corOner's inquest begins to-day.
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CheeriuI News From Burlington.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, October TO- Returns
from all but two townships in DesMoines
county, and these estimated as last year
gave the ticket 1,O29 Democratic majority.
The entire county ticket is elected by large
msjorities except Auditor, which is very
close between Cof, Republican, and
Guelick, Democrat Guelick probably
elected by small majority.
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Democrn,Ic state Ticket 4. Elected
A Report Which shows Republican
GafuA

DEsMoINFs, October 10. - Returns re-
ceived up to this hour increase, rather than
diminish, the estimate of the Republican
State Committee, sent at three O'Clock this
morning. Forty.seven Republican mem
bers of the House are elected, while the
Democrats have only secured thirty, and
twenty-three are not reported, OF which
the Republicans claim twelve sure.
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MnntSnmerY,s Maiorities.

DAYTON, October II. lO.-Montgomery county
is Democratic by msjorities ranging from
1900 to $500, and almost 5000 msiority
against the Second Amendment. The
Democrats get two Representatives.
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CLEVELAND ELECTION JUDGES
still BusiIy Counting at Noon Yester-
day-AnNlOuS for Returns.

CLRvELASD, October lO-At noon the re.
suit Of the election in the county is still
indefinite. An official count may be re-
qui-ed to decide some cases. The Republi-
cans probably elect one Judge and perhaps
three of six Representatives. The judges
and clerks have been counting all night
and forenoon in several wards. The first
reports in some cases are not contradicted.
Newspaper offices and other centres OF in
formation are thropged with anxious
crowds awaiting returns which cannot yet
be given.
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Raae Ball.

Providence. IL; Alleghenys 6.
Detroit. 8; Indianapolis, 2.
New York, g. st. Louis 4.
Clevelands, s; Nationals, J..
Buffalos, I5; Athletics, 5. Game caIleo
on account Of rain.
Bostons Q; Baltimcres, !. Game called
On account OF darkness.
Eocx Islands, 4; Peoria Reds, }.
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Monroe,s Majority for RoadIy.

CINCINNATI. October 10. Monroe county
gives Hoadly 2,OOO majority. Belmont
county gives probably $50 majority, Inc
Marietta the entire Democratic ticket is
elected. The Second Amendment is de-
feated by TCO.
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work ed Hard 70 Get ap
A NEW DIOCESE.
The Roman Catholic Diocese Of Pert.
land 20 Re Divided.

land 10 Re Divided.
BosTos, October l0.-The Roman Catho-
lie Diocese OF Portland, comprising Aains
and New Hampshire, 10 about TO Be divided
IN two, because OF the increase In the
Catholic population within the past Ave
years. That part Of the diocese scompIisinG
Maine 10 TO he known a. the Diocese Of
Portland, and that part comprising New
Hampshire is 10 be called the Diocsss Of
Manchester. Bishop Hesley will still b
n the Diocese Of Portland. eeversl priests
the diocese are men toned In connection
with the Bishopric Of the new diocese.
Three names have been Forwarded 70 Rome
rom which II 10 expected the Pope viii -
lsct new Bishop, who will reside In Nan.
,hesteY
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HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
The Board Of Directors Meet a Wessoa
on Tuesday.
special 20 The Regts6

~ Stc LhcGStus
WESTON, October l0.-Yesterday was the
day fixed for the meeting Of the Directors
of the Hospital for the Insane, an event
which has been looked forward to with
some little interest, owing to the efforts Of
the triangular correspondence from the
Parkersburg, Wheeling and Weston ends Of
the line, consolidated by ''Quilp." Only
five members Of the board appeared, to.
wit: Edmiston and Clifton, of Lewis;
Martin, Of Preston; Hsssler, Of jackson,
and Monroe, Of Hsmphshire. Those absent
were McNeal, Of Pocahontas; Despsrd, OF
Wood; Cracraft OF Ohio, and Bennett, Of
Lewis. No doubt other members Of the
board will put In an appearance tomorrow
and the regular routine OF business will be
transacted. So far as those members pres
ent are concerned the
Charges" Made by the Triangle
meet with nothing but the contempt they
deserve, so far as DR.. Bland is concerned.
However, it is but fair 10 say that the di-
rectors desire full, free and fair investi-
CATION of the charges made by any respon.
sible person. shall attend the sessions
of the board and will give you Q strictly
impartial account OF their proceedings
All that the superipte tendent wants, or the
directors ask, is that the people shall not
be led n believe lot OF trash which all OF
US here know 10 be untrue.
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su,,,u. Revenue PiIiur Tn

in the Treasury? II cannot be boarded
The bonds subject TO redemption will not
last over two years. We must either find
a way TO spend 1t or cut il of. We cannot
hone silly do the former and all that re.
mains 10 10 do the other thing. We must
cut down the tariff or repeal the inter
national revenue taxes. So We cannot let
he matter rest with the law passed last
session"
Referring again to Randall Mr.. Thomp.
son remarked: "I don't think Rsndails
speech at Cleveland will do him any good
II was very inconsiderate and | can't i'm.
sgine what end be wished 10 gain By II f1r
himself or his party either. II was 30 in
,emperate that II will in lure him"
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a,most n waIk.Oyer in Hardin.

RlvENNA, October l0.-The returns indi,
cate Portage county will give Foraker 500
majority q gain of 240. Sherman, Rspu6l-
can Representative, is elected. In Hardin
county Foraker has 60 majority, Demo
cratic gain of So.
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SrEUBESvILLx, o., October lO:-Repuolc'
On gain in this city, As. Linduf, Repuo-
licsn, is elected to the LeglsIstpre oy
amendment received ], 200 majority.
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ton county, give a net Republican gain OF
6,227. Ofthese counties 30 are Republican
and 81 Democratic. Hamilton county is
estimated at $500 for Hoadly. The .
counties to hear from can not reasonably
be expected to overcome the remaining
5000 Democratic majority.
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Nrsrors, dyspsptie lndividusls,. whose
Si.,,,ss Of mind snd body makes life mis.
srsb!e, II your sunernn hsys b:sn pro.
lop ssd and incrssssd BY The uss Of ettsfs
md pretended cures Of kidnsy and lives
diseases. throw ell such nosfums s.tde
snd And health, strength and yisor In tbet
simple remedy known as Dr.; Guysotrs
yellow Dock and sarsspsrilla- l. pohnss
the blood, strengthens the urinary and a..
ets,ive orssps. and infases pew Me 1910
All parts OF the body. No other r,nedy
EQUALS Il. Have your druggist 81 u foe
S0u,
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AN.x,e Ly.es.1 3. T..sss.se.

CHAr1asoooA. October l0.-Ths negro
who murdered Policeman Street. Of HoDts.
Vile. Ala, on Monday. BY splitting his
head With an are, was taksn from JAIL last
night by Fifty masked men snd hanged.
He refused TO give his name. His confsd-
.rate 10 stiIl at large. A heavy reward 10
offered for bis arrsst
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A VICTIM TO GAMBLING.
A Man Hitherto ThsuEht Honest De.
serts His Home and Betrays HIS
FFfends.

- NM ssSs~~s wv
serts His Home and Betrays Ms
Friends.
BUFFALO October l0-Fred Idhe, book.
keeper for A. Zisgcl, the largest brewer
here, has disappeared. The reports are
that he embszzled $1,000 that he eloped
with pretty blonde, and that he commit.
ted suicide. Mr.. Xiegel said tonight that
ldhe had stolen nothing from him. The
deserted wife has four small children In
poor circumstances She says that her
husband began gambling two months ago,
and must have lost aeyeral thousand
dollars. She does not know whore
he got it, we were married."
she saId, mine years ago, and
worked Hard 70 Get sp
in the world When he began gambling he
said he was electioneering, and nc he had
before worked in the Post Office, ] believed
him. lie grew pale and hsggard, and could
not eat his meals. On Monday last he left
without explanation, borrowing several
hundred dollars, and telling people to say
nothing about IL 10 me. ! think he has
gone to Michigan. and won't come back"
idhe had O good reputation, extensive
credit and q bright future. His friends
scout the elOpement and suicide theories.
They say he became so involved by his
gambling losses that he borrowed all tho
money he could and skipped. The parents
Of the young woman mentioned ~ having
eloped with him say that their daughter 10
whiting relatives out Of town.
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COMPLETE RETURNS FROM CUYAHoeA'
A Great Deal Of scratching But the
democrats still q Head.

CLEVELAND, October lO.-Nearly complete
unofficial returns in this county give
Hoadly 425 majority, Rose 200 apparent
majority; against the Second Amendment,
$500 on the Legislative ticket; Wlllams'
Democrat, and Ely, Republican, for Sena.
tor. Joe Mooney, Harbaugh and Roche,
democrats; Haley and Burnett, Democrats,
seem to be elected by small majorities.
Heisley and Blandin, Democrats, are
elected. Common Peas Judge WhitebecS,
Republican, is elected Treasurer by 100
Brew, Republican Auditor, is elected by
5000
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FLEEING FROM COMING sNowFLAxes.
"The Sage Of iGranmercy" Really q sing
- . CPuise 20 Florida.

"The Sage eOtGPanmercy" Ot Really icing
- . CPuise 20 Florida.
NEW IoRE, October l0.-There Is no
doubt that the rumor that Mr.. Tilden II
preparing for q cruise in the Indies has
some foundation. The yacht Yosemite,
which was hired to run up and down the
river, and even as far ont as the Narrows,
with him aboard, has been lying In the
North river for some days, and unwonted
activity has been manifested by her crew.
Boat. loads OF stuh in hampers, boxes and
sacks have been sent sbosrd. and ali the
indications are favorable for the belief that
she is victualing for . cruise OF unusual
myth.
Her captain has declined to throw any
light upon the meaning OF
This Cnwonted Activity.
Her crew are quite as mysterious IS the
old man himself. When asked II Mr.. Til
den Is really going to poke the iosemtts's
nose outside OF Sandy Hook, and bear away
for a milder cline. thu sailors only 70.
response is TO shift his qlid from the star
board TO the port cheek, hitch his trousers,
aud indulge in q vacant squint At the
clouds and the horizon. Even the master
and officers OF the Yosemite do not indulge
their appetite for tine brands OF wines and
bran dies, much as they may regard these
articles with the highest possible regard a.
CONF pasions OF a voyage nj sea. The infer
.nce is, therefore plain: Something's up.
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NOrIhcot- keported WOunded.

V'TT~A. October lO-A rumor is current
'-A' the Government has a private cable
s,l sn stating that Sir Stafford Northcote
n - usn vigorously wounded at q small town
= Ireland yesterday.
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FOSTER HOPING AGAINST HOPE.
Does Not Abandon Either Legislature
or Governor.

CoLUNBUs, October 10-lO:3O A. ~ p 70
ten o'clock this morning very few returns
have been received in addition 70 those OIL
last night. The Democrats claim the Gov
ernor and both branches OF the LegisiaIure.
Governor Foster thinks hoadly Sn %
,ha bast but does not abandon the hope OF
si'ber Governor or Legislature entirely:
No rstnrns from Cleveland, and Cinclnnati
10 stili incomplete and uncertain.
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THE CONTEST FOR SPEAKER.
Phil Thompson Criticises Randall and
SAYS That Carlisle WtII Win.

WASHINGTON, October ~ Congressman
Phil Thompson, Of kentucky, arrived here
% day. lie thinks that Carlisle will have
enough votes to nominate him for the
Speakership. He declares that Randall
cannot be elected, because the Democratic
majority cannot let the tariff rest as 1t is
nd Randall is the candidate Of the Repub
!cqn press throughout the country 10 &C
coIup'ish that very thing. He said THE
question that will meet us the very first
'ay we assemble is, what shall we do with
~
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YESTERDAYS REPORTS.
Foster Hoping Against Hope - Deacon
Smiths Cod Consoation-Gafn5
Everywhere.
From zaa PrecInets,

CoLUMBrs o, October l0--4 A. N.-Ihe
returns from 729 wards and 5 precincts
give q net Republican gain OF 5,1SS. Total
Sote. 2I5, 1862; Second Amendment, ITO, i6l.
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Prohibition Carries in Van Vert,

VAN wERr, October l0-Full returns
.iye Foraker 81 majority. Hughes, Re:
publican tatiTe, is elected. Second
Amendment go majority.
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BEST THREE-YEAR-oL0 TIME
Made By Kinda Rose Rt Lexington
YESTERDAY.

Yesterday.
LEXINGTON, KY, October lo.-The Ken
tucty Trotting Horse Association had
fine attendance and splendid sport. Un-
finished race, 2:23 class: Day Dream, |, !,
/; Maud Messenger, .. 2, 2; Tucker, 3, }, 3;
Time, 2:2lH, 2:22h. 2:25. Three ,yesr-oLd
class HInda Rose, l, l, / Wilkesberry, z
,, distanced; Fugue, 3, 3, distancei- Time,
2:2sA, 2:52, 2:l9h. In the third heat
Hinda Rose trotted against her prevlou'
best time, 204. and made 2:l9hr the oes'
three year-old time on record.
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A GENERAL SURVEY oE THE FIELD

By the Chicago Tribuue-Demeeraue
Gains and Republican Losses.
CHICAGO, October 1O-The Tribune's ed
itorial on the result Of the Iowa election
SAWS: At the hour of writing. A. NJ, the
indications are that Iowa has been carried
by the Republicans by a majority of $4,000
TO $1,000. The Democratic gains in the
river counties we're not as heavy as was eK-
pected. In Sc It, for example, the vote is
relatively the same as that for Secretary OF
o;s.s lAss year. IL D0Suqas ssaati Ihs
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CANTON, October 10.-The Democratic
State ticket and two representatives re-
ceiyed two hundred majority IN Ssarke
Iswis Democrat, is elected to the Senate.