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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

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A CARD
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
WORK FOR rs.

To our friends, says the Raleigh
Nees and Observer, we must say y
word. The election is nearly here.
Aae8 on The result. Eter.
ugh veilsnce is The price of liberty.
Everything looks favorable TO gu,
SUGGEST. Blu. whether or no. We
shalt elect a President who feel,
Kindly towards the South, may de
pend on the vote Of North Carolina
How North Carolina shall 20 ma,
depend on the vote in your owr
heiRhborhood. Let each one Of O,
make every effort to carry the Stat,
for, Cleveland and Scales. Let vi
organize and work. Talk with YOU
heiGhtors and induce them to tax.
q deep interest in the result. Lee
de not be defeated.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

DON'T IAKE IT EASY,

In the words Of the Goldsboro
MessenDer We would, say to every
Democrat in Ao<,h:G Carolina +: take
nothing for granted. Dr.. York aud
his ticket are weak in calibre and
popsh.ity. But If De~ocrass do
not work, and expect the .Repybli.
. party TO be beaten by its i'll
deserts alone, they will be grievous,
iy mistaken. 1t g possible fbr: York
i Co., 10 be successful. We do not
mean that there ia cause for alarm,
but simply what we say, that taking
things cay has ruined many a man
aud some parties. Let there be a
vigorous effort made on tho part. OF
every Democrat. and we make spe.
cial appeal to the young and 'sosise
clement OF the party.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
SUPERIOR COURT.

The following cases have been
disposed Of since our laat report
Robert P. Richardson ". T. +.
Richardson and wife, FROM Reids.
vile; injunction to restrain defend
ants from infringemeat Of trade
mark. Motion for restraining order
refused. Cy Watson, OF Winston
and Maj. Kirkpatrick, OF Lynchb"rg
Va, tor defendants Grahami& Ruff
fin for plaintiff.
Annie K. Roulhac, Ex'1, VS.. Johr
Miller and John Calling l. is new
sdjudged that the plaio,if tecovel
of the defendants the san OF tsot
penalty of the undertaking executed
on April 7,b, 1882, to be discharged
on the payment Of $7s7.76 whh in
terest from Oct. !, 1884, and cost
of this acton to be- taxed by ,h'
clerk.
Rebecca A.. Morris Vs.: John r
Morris, for divorce ; continued
B1anton W.. O'Brisnrf' snit to
damages ; continued, %
E. Dimock VI. Turner &,Jones
suit to obtain compensation for dam
ages by erection OF mill dam; Job
Manning and w. w. F'nller 70
plaintiff, and Graham Il Rufin 10
defendants. This case was Gale,
on Saturday and on the tollowin,
Wednesday night at ] o'clock, tn
jury brought in a verdict allowin,
the plaintiff SIS 90 per year for 6v
years :
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
North Carolina spent on pub.
lilo schools last year $725.OO0.

North Carolina spent on pub.
lie schools last year $725.O00.
-Roscoe 'Conklipg predfcts
that Gov. Cleveland will carry New
York. .. -r.-.
Carl Schurz is back 10 New
York city and says. Ohio Is very
doubtful. lie says Blaine canno. at.
ford'to lose h.but Cleveland can.
Gov. Cleveland's reception in
Buffalo was the greatest dem6nstra.
ton ever seen in that city. Thou
sands. sassmhled- to welcome him
snd there were fireworks, ilIunins.
tons and unbounded enthusiasm.
Month Carolina will make q
display 1t the New Orleans Exposi.
ton Of which the whole South viii
b proud She has entered activel,
in the: work and promises q display
which would do credit to any Stat,
IN the Union. .
The colored people need no
be alarmed. Their Republica,
friends don't want them sent 10 Al
RIGA until after the election, and the,
the Democrats will be in charge O
the government and will have come
thing to say about il.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
Pass the word all along the Dem
ocratic line-orgdnize.
ORANGE COUNTY At THE
STATE EXPOSITION.

Friday, Oct. 18th, has been set
apart IS Orange County's day at the
State Exposition, and it is hoped
tina, . large number OF our people
will attend. Mr.. A. W. Graham,
who has charge of our county ex'
hibit, will do bis best to have an ex.
cursion train. with reduced rates,
leave Hilleboro, early on the morn
ing of the 18th. 60 down and see
what old Orange has helped North
Carolina 10 do.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
OhitnRrY.

Elizabeth j.. wits Of John n. Bur.
guess, of Randolph county, N. c.,
died Sept. 26,h, 1884, in the 32nd
year Of her age, leaving . devoted
husband and four children 10 mourn
their loss. While waiting tor the
angels she requested her friends 10
meet her in glory. She lived in the
cause of her Saviour, and died re.
joicing in his grace. A. B. Z.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
STATE NEWS.

Four thousand peopls attended
the opening OF the State Exposition
at Raleigh, Oct. 1st
The orphans at Oxford need help.
Winter is coming on and . good
many things are needed, such As
shoes, clothes, dc. BY all means
help the orphans.
Reidsville Times The dwelling
Thouse Of Miss Emma Scales, near
Reidsville, / sister Of Gen. Scales,
was burnt TO the ground on the
nigh, OF Sept. 25,h, at 10 o'clock.
Durham Reporter Mr.. j, S
Carr, President OF the Blackwell
Durham Tobacco Co., informs IS
that It cost the Company over
$1,000 to make their exhibit at the
Exposi,ion.'
Raleigh News and Observer We
know that the people Of the State
are anxious to hear abou, the Expo
%si.ion, and they-w be pleased TO
know that the work has been we'll
done and the exhibits are numerous,
representative and splendid. In .
word the Exposition 10 q grand s"c.
cess. North Csrolinians can we'll be
proud Of the showing the old State
snakes. Now let them oil cone to
ace II and learn FROM it an from III
object lesson the story Of North
Carolina's natural wealth and indus.
trial development.
The COMMITTEES on the drill ia re.
ported in the Raleigh Ne,os and %.
} server ~ saying !: After y close OK.
animation OF = scorc, where every
omission and error was recorded,
your codnmi,.sc report that the first
prise is due to The P~asquo,ank
Rides, Company /. Second Rcyi'
men,, and tie second to the Fsy.t.e.
vile Independent Light Infantry,
Company A, Second Regiment. The
companies which tailed 10 gain a
prize may be p'oud Of their efici.
eucy, and .ha, the P%.sq"o,ank Rifles
and the Fayetteville I"'irpendrn,
: Light Infantry have won avains.
: such %compr,i,i"n IL . tact TO. h- X
membcrcd hy them aud inscribed on
their company records. Your com
mittee take pleasure in reporting
that the dill .. = whole WAS eui.
nen,ly e%stistac.ory: the mistakes
made being, many Of them, due IL
the recent revision Of Upt"n's Tar
: tics. Every company competing
, would do honor to any Sts:e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
Democrats! Organize aud 90

% work! Every white man who
.oves his country, cannot afford to
be Indifferent az 10 the result Of .he
approaching election. White. speu s
awake II may be that you, wiz
never have smother apport unity.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
Samuel. J. Tildeu, in his /

--Samuel. J. Tilden, in his let.
ter urging the election of Cleveland
And Hendricks, says in conclusion s:
The indispensable necessity OF our
times is = change Of administration
in tho great executive Office Of the
country. This, 10 my judgment, can
only te* Accomplished by the cleo
tion of the Democratic candidates
for: President and Vice-P President"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

A peculiar virtue in Ayers Sarsa.
psrilla is that while it cleaoses and
purges the blood from all corrup-
tons and impurities, and thereby
roots out disease, it builds up and
invigorates the whole system, and
makes n young again.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
AYERS
Ague Cure

10 WARRANTED 70 care al easss Of -
lAsial diGsass. such - Fever and Aeus, lntss.
nlessat or Chill Fever. Rsmittsnt Fever
Dab Agss. Bilious Fever. and Liver Gem
Daala& IN sass 81 failure. after due tEial,
lsaiesS s.e aatAorissd. By our circular Of
Joly 1t, les7, % Fofa1A tAo moosy.
DID, G. Ayer&Co., lowell, Msss.
0eAty ~ Ds1oeisA.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

Democrats Of Orange county !!
Are you going to do your duty in
November II so, organize and be
ready to do it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

The acreage Of tobacco in Vir'
ginia and North Carolins is greater
by 20 per cent. than last year, and
the yield about 80 per cent. Of ar
average. The stock Of old tobacco
is unusually short.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

A. Maulden, Briggs, S. c., says
Ramon's Relief is the best medicine
of the kind l ever used Il has, in.
deed, been = health res,orer to ~
all. For neuralgia and all o,he,
pains it is simply wonderful.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

S. E. Reeder, Reeder's Mills, Ala.
says Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil
Is the best liniment in the world for
burns, cuts and bruises. 1t gives in.
slant relief.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
Ayers Sarsaparilla,

SIX months ago vas completely covered VIII
terrible humor and sero9uloos soses. Tho
hu,uor caused IN incessamt nd tnto6ss6lo
itching. and the skin cracked 20 - 70 eeaSo
the blood to dow in many places Whenever
l moved. Ny su0erings wero great, ana ny
life \ buriea. / commenced b ~ a he
sArsApAhLLA IN April last, and have uDo0
II regularly. since that time. Ny condition
b<sa1 70 Improve 1t once. The sorse lave
an hi>leA, and I feel perfsctly we'll In svssy
-eApess- being now able TO do . good oeyA6
work, although q ysaEs q No.. Many inauise.
what has wrought sueh . euro In my eaoo, md
| tell them, ~ ] have hsTo trteA 70 te0 .you,
Avxx'x SARsArARiLLA. Glover, VI, o.
Il. lssa YOUR sratsfuly,
HlRAA rxiLlIra.~
ArxR's SARsArARILLA cures 0crofaA
and all s9ofalops .Complaints. EryslH
-las. Ecrsma. Ringworm. BlotcAes.
Sores. Eoils. Tumors. md EruptaoHs q
the shin. 1t clears tho blood of all impa-
ri:iod, aid diges3ou, stimulates thenehoaot
tie bowels. and thus restores vitality and
Nrecethsns tho whole system.
PREPARED BIT ~.
0r.5.c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY Al Druggists; 81. siz bottles for ~
INa. III. %& :,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

D. I. Smith. Briggs. s. c., ssy'
Dr.. Clark's Pills are tho best Tor the
Blood and, Liver. They A., pleas
an,ly, yet thoroughly, aud. unlike
other eathar'ics, produce a < .od az"
petite soon after taking.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
NOTICE.

30
Having qualified as Executors upon
the estate Of the late Joseph McCul-
loeb. aN.persons indebted to said estate
will come forward at once and settle.
Those having claims against the same
will present them by Aug. 10th. 1885,
or this notice will plead in bar of their
recovery. This August %. 1884.
j. 4. MILLER,
j. w. MILLER.
Executors.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

1875. 1854.
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS.
THK VERY LATEST STYLES!
MRS.. MATTE TAYLOR,
N. g.,
Is receiving her Fall and Winter Mil
linery Goois. &C.. &c.
JEWELRY-prctty and cheap.
NOTlUNS-a complete line.
BUTTERICk PATTERNS on hand
or ordered for customers.
She would be pleased to.havc the pub
lie to examine her goods. aud will 6o
her hest to please. Having received a
lib r Il share OF patronage in the past. she
hopes to deserve a continuance Of It'd
same In the future.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

A w. GRAHAM,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. .
HILLsBORO. n. c.
Practices in Counties of Oran =. Dur.
ham. Person. Granville and CaSwell.
T AND FOR SALE.
O6er tor sale S nice little farm Of 81
acree' one and one-fourth miles south OF
Hillsburo. The place il well improved
and has . dwelling with five rooms and
all necessary outhouses. Terms reason-
able.
j. 4. JONES'
August Il, 1894.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

JNO. w. GRAHAM. THOS. RUFFIN.
GRAHAM = RUFFIN,,
ATrORNEYs-Ar-LAw.
HILLsBoRo, n. c.,
Practices, In the Co1ntie. Of Ala
manAe,. Casweil. Durham, lGuilford.
Rockingham. Person and Orange.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

TAXES:
will attend a. follows to receive
to-wit:
Cedar Grove, Saturday, Oct. 18th.
Caldwell, Monday, Oct. 18th.
7. S. Gates, Wednesday, Oct. Is.
White Cross, Monday. Oct. Goth.
Chapel Hill, Tuesday, Oct. 21st.
Hillsboro, Saturday, Oct. 18th.
The candidates will be prosen, 4,
the times and places mentioned.
JOHN K. HUGHES,
SHRRIPH.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11
Pennsylvania.
ALLRGHENY COUNTY.

Pitishurg, Nov. 5.-Blaine's plurality In
Align nrY county is six.ee ibOus md.
The iull republican county and legislative
ticket l. elected.
James II. Hopkins, democrat, is defeat
ed by J mes c Negley IN The Twenty-sec-
ond Z ngressional district by three thous-
and
Thomas NJ. Bayne, republican, in The
Twegiy-ihiri district is reelected by six
thousand n,ajoritv.
PHILADELPHIA Returns
Bunnell, republican, is elected in the
Fifteenth district
urtil, democrat, in the Twentieth.
Scott, democrat, in the Twenty seventh
The deleg alton will stand twenty repub-
licans and eight democrats, a republican
gain Of four. The legislature will be de-
cidedlv republican liz both branches.
Phiiladelphis, Nov. 5.-The following
named congressman sre elected in Penn.
sylvsnia:
Fist district, Bingham, republican.
Seeon1 district, Randall, democrat.
Fourth-Kelley, republican.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11

more encouraging TO the democrats and
they claim the Gle veland ticket elected by
not less than 5000 majority. The repub-
licaus still clrim from 1900 to 5000 ma
iority for Blaine.
Few returns are received this morning.
They do not change the result as hereto
fore telegraphed except to fortify the dem
ocrats In claiming the state BY three 10
FIVE Thousand majority with seven congress
men certain aud q close vote in the First
district.
rETRSSvRe.
Return. received rem several precincts
in the Fourth congressional district up 10
this morning, show Bl1ine and Logan,
4, AGA, Cleveland and Hendricks. 2,377.
STILL IN DOUBT.
The interest in the eles ton is unabatsd
to-day and there is much speculation as To
the probable result. Returns sre so mea-
gre and slow coming in that il Is difficult
to form any opinion as to how the state
has gone. The vote is evident very cl sc.
Both republicans and democrats claim il.
Gen Smith Bo ling, a member of the re-
publican state central commi't-r, saws to
dsy that the republic ms will carry the
state bv from 5000 TO 1000 majority ard
the district by about 5000 majority. Bra
dy's 10 ,jority over Evans, he says, will be
from 1000 TO 5000. Evars, however claiu 8
the district by from 400 to 500 M jaIi'y
Returns from New York are awaited and
read with the greatest interest.
THE NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Lyncbburg, Nov. 5.-Incompls:e reiurDs
fir N the Nineteenth district show large
democratic gains and indicate 'he election
OF Trigs, democrat, for congress.
yIRNIHIA's MAJORITY.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 6.-Hon. Jno.
s. B.r bour, chairman of the democratic
It ale central Committee IF Virginia, says
he estimates on the basis OF dispatches re-
ceiyed by him to-day from sill parts f the
stale that Virgins hes given the demo-
cratic electoral ticket a majority OF at least
5000, and he thinks il NAV reach 10000.
Al demo. ratio headquarters in Al K
andria the majority is estimated from 5000
to 600.
New York, Nov. S. L.test advices
from Virginia, received at republican be sd.
quarters in this city, MAKE the msjoriiy
tor Blaine at from 5000 to 10000.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11
Indiana.
VERY CLOSE.

Indianapolis, Nov. 5. The returns ar,
coming in more rapidly this morning, bu
the only thing yet definitely known is,
ttat the vote will be very close.
Gre-n county gives repu 1lican major
ity of 125; gain OF "a.
P sey county gives 900 msjority fol
Cleveland.
Ohio county gives republican majority
OF l04; gain OF Is.
Scott county, democratic majority, 305
d-mocratic gain, 80.
A republican in of 1000, is reported
from Vandt rburg county.
Newton county, republican majority.
$50; gain oil 80.
Ii the present ratio Of repu blic.n gains
CONTINUES, the state will he remark ably
close and the plurality will not be mpre than
1000 either way. Ii is impossible as yet 10
ale the complexion OF the leeisla ure.
No change In congressman from hgurss
sent out last night.
Putns ID county democratic msjorily,
33S ; republic n ga n, SO.
Cs,s county democratic majoity, 484 /;
republican gain, 33l.
Lspor county democratic minority,
900; democratic gsin, IS.
Martin county democratic msjority, sS5 /;
democratic gsir, 46.
Grant county republican majority, $50 /;
republican gain, l47.
Whitley county democratic majority,
1863; democratic gain, so.
There is an indication that the vote will
be very close.
The democratic COMMITTEES claim the
site at n, On by 5000.
The republican committee are equally
con6den. but does not give figures.
EVANSVILLE.
Twenty-Five precincts in This cornty give
Ri iine..................... 1903
Cleveland 3.9l9
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11

sioc- midnight simply confirms lat nights
news that the democrats have elected th. ir
entire ticket. Precise figures cannot be
given till tomorrow owing TO a lack of sele-
gr phic communication with remote points.
Bis zee, republican, is defeated in the Sec
ord dis riot by 1000.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 4.-Unofhcisl
returns from all but three counties of the
Second coDgre> sionsI dis riot indicate the
Election of DOugheIy. democrat, over
B,sbee, republican,. by 200 plurality. The
state is d. mocratie by 40 900 majority.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11
Fifih-Hartmer, republic-n.
SiIih-Ev-rhart, rrpnhlicau.
Syenth -Evars, republican.

Fifih-Hartmer, rspublic>n.
SiIih-Ev~rhart, rrpnhlicau.
S+yenth -Evans, republican.
Eighth-Ermentroui, d, mOcrat.
Ninth-hiesland, r publican.
Tenth-CrOwden, democrat.
Elev.nth-Stern, democrat.
Twelfth-ScrantoD, r. publican.
Thfrieenlh-Brumm, republican.
Pourt. cath Bound, republican.
Fifieerth-Bunneil, republican.
SixteenIh-BroSn, r publican.
SeveDreen;h-Csmpb-ll, republican
Eighteenih Atkins. n republican.
Observation-Disclosures, democrat.
Twenti.th-Curtin, r-publIcan.
Twenty 6rst-Bov e, democrat.
Twenty second Negley, republican.
TweLty-third-B syne, republican.
Twrpiy-'our,h jack son, republican.
Twenty fif'h-Whi'e, republican.
TwenIy-slxth-FIscgo, republican.
Twenty seven'h-Scutr, democrat.
Al lsrge-Osbore, republican
Brumm is 8 republican. The green
bsckers and republicans gain four mem
bers. the pr-seut delegation standing re-
I-ublicars sixteen, including Brumm dsm
ocrz,s twelve.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11

petrate, but we expect the utmost watchfnf-
ness and stern dealing with men csUshe
tampering with recorded returns.
"No COUNTING OUT"
New York, Nov. 5.-Senator Gormsp.
chairman of the national democratic exec
utlve committee has sent the following dis
patch to the chairman of the state cOm-
mittee of Indiana: The vote in nearly
every precinct in the state of New York
is announced in the polling places where the
counts have been received and show asman
but safe majority for Cl=velsnd and Hend-
ricks. The exact figures for the state will
be given as soon as the returns are COM
ple'e there will be no counting out thie
time
CLEvELAND's MAJORITY.
Albany, n. Y, Nov. 5.-Latest semi-of-
fetal returns show a democratic mslorisy
in the stale of 1866. 1t is not believed
in democratic circles here that this will
v,ry more than 200 either way. The Ar
gus estIm ties the electoral vote at PIG for
Cleveland, '22 for Blsiue and 60 doubtful.
The doubtful states are California, Illinois
Michigan, Nevada, Oregon and WisconsiD
REVISED RETURNS.
The Sun has received returns from ev-
cry comfy in the state, and revised returns
complete from fifty four of sixty counties.
Thew give Clev, laud CAB plurality.
Re urns from ali the election districts
in this city show Cleveland 1928 votes
over Blaine The city and county ticket,
county d"macratic, headed by ex Mayer
VIM. r. Grace, for mayor, is elecieI, ex-
ceptirg corOn'r, By majOrities ranging
from 1000 to $4,000. Deputy Coroner, w.
B. j. Messener, of Tammany, is elected
coroner by 10000 majority.
CLEVELAND CoNQUoRs.
New York, Nov. 5.-The Sun in its sec
ond edition comedies the election of Cleve-
land by the vote of New York state, hav-
previous figures, putting Cleyeland's plu-
raj ty at 1,643.
STILL JUBILANT.
Augusta, Me-, Nov, 5.-This city was
excited all day over the election returns.
Many congratulstory dispatches were re-
ceived from all quarters by Blaine. About
noon Senator Mahone telegraphed con6r-
nation of the report that Virginia had
gone republican. The news w.s
very consoling to those of Blaine's friends
who were still doubtful about New York.
Early in the evening 8 dispatch was re-
csivrd announcing California had declared
Tor Blaine and Logan by q majority sf
10000, Nevada by a good majority and Or.
egon by 5000.
THE RETURNS.
New York, Nov. THE Times gives o
reported and estimated majority BY cous-
ties AS follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11
Maryland
NET DEMOCRATIC MAJoRIT-

Baltimore Nov. 5.-The Sun makes the
following footing of the vote tboughont the
state. The vote of he state outside the
city gives a net democratic majority of
1906.
Cleveland's plurality GIG.
OF six congressman the democrats elect
Eye, gain of one.
McComas, republican, in the SIKH dis.
trict is reelected. ThedeIegation stands
First district-Charles Fl. Ganson.
Second district-Fr INK L. Shaw.
Third district-Wm III. Cole.
Fourth district-Jobn l. Findlay.
Fifth district-BarIes Compton.
Sixth district-Louis E. McComas.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore city complete gives:
cleveland 34,4S6
bislpe .'.........-............. q, $3.50
q. yonb......... ........."....- 1889
D0tef '.'............'. .".."...... ia