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~ ROMANTIC WOMAN,
Former Assistant OF Judge Topr
A.. f-yk

Former Asststant OF Judge Tonr-r.
Astoni.hes the Natives.
ERIE, Pa, Nov. l2.-Afadame Barabue.
who disappeared from Erie two years ago
with the chief of Tie Canadian Indian
Lacrosse Club, has turned up in sacra.
mento as an Indian princess. 4 few
months prior to her elcpe,ncnt the
Madame married Andrew Johnson, a man
OF s. and u cousin Of the cx:presiIen.. At
that time she claimed to be n rren, h
Baroness, and after clipping with Chief
Juentc, OF tl:c tribe OF Mohawks. she mn,
on the indian dress A year a:o she roh.
bed the Chief OF his wealth n disannenr.
cd, and was traced by Chief >Jaen,n's son
to Sacramento, where she passed. as Soyau.
ma, an Indian princess. but vi hca brought
INTO court confessed she was al,s. Barabue
OF Eric. The Madame was at one time
teacherot tre,Ic.iltl the Erie Academy
under Judge Ioureee, no " of the Continent.
She is also the mother OF 4 respectable
family: on" "f whom is married to New
York journalist.
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We must keep the ball a-rolling.

TIE New York table which the Register
keeps standing for comparison is footed
up asgivins s"09, ,997 for Cleveland, s,573ior
Blaine, Cleveland's probable plurality in
the State LIZA" In fact the figures Of
that table foot up 7o,o34 for Cleveland,
6:6l for Blaine, Cleveland's plurality
l,6S3-a difference OF 80 in Cieveland's s
favor. 1t looks as though the Registers
"qui"kened conscience" has changed the
probable plurality to make it agree with
the estimate OF the Associated Press, and
wearied OF the work OF retrenchment
and retotm before it got to the returns
OF counties. The Register seems deter
mined to bo!ch this job.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l2-The Washing,
ton monument has reached greater
height than that Of any other structure in
the world, being SEQ feet 10 inches above
the floor OF the Monument. Thenexthigh.
est structure is the spire Of the Cologne
Cathedral, which towers SIS feet above the
floor of,the building. 1t is estimated It
will take but twenty-five working days to
complete the Monument, so there Is no
doubt Of its being finished in time for ded.
ication on the o2nd Of February,
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a woNfAS,s v1LLA1SY.
Detectives uncarth n Horrible Scheme for
DIsposing of Little Girls.

| . ga. bhpohhgoL ldttic Girls, n |IL
New ioRK, Nov. l2.-Some clever dc.
tectiye work has been recently done under
the leadership Of Inspector Byrnes in
clearing up the mystery surrounding tho
finding ofa 3.year.old child alone and do.
serted in the Lutheran Cemetery, Long
Island, one day last week, and bidding
fair to unearth a scheme Of unparalleled
villainy. The only clue the detectives had
to work upon, when they took charge Of
the case, was that the child's name was
Engeman, as shown by marks on her
clothing, and that she was apparently
OF German birth. \ detective carefully
searched the Castle Garden register, and
succeeded in finding an entry, OH the 18th
OF August last, OF n woman named Cath.
arine Engeman, who came TO this country
from Prussia on tho steamship Rhine, TO.
gcther with a little girl. lie traced her 10
the Germania Hotel, in this city. where
he was told tha. she had had a little cirl
with her for n few days after her arrival
there, but had sent it away TO "her hus.
bands home" in another part OF the city.
No further clue 10 the whereabouts Of
the woman has been obtained. 1t has
been learned that size has made ireoucn,
passages between this country and En-.
rope and that on each return trip she was
accompanied BY child. The authori.
ties believe that she made regular busi.
ness OF this traffic. although what disposi.
ton has been made Of her victims ia nm.
Known. The matter will be thoroughly
sltted. A passenger on the steamship
Rhine has identified the child rs the one
who accompanied the woman on one trip.
One OF the most important facts limited at
is that the little girl stands in the way OF
an immense fortune on the other side Of
the ocean. She has been taken charge OF
by the poor authorities OF Brooklyn.
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PARIS, Nov. l2.-The clerks OF the Min.
istry OF the Interior sent deputation to
Deputy Lagerie to demand retraction Of
his..statement on the floor OF the Chamber
OF Deputies, accusing them Of malpractice.
Lageric refused, and schoontield, who
headed the deputation. thereupon chaI-
lenged Lagerie to fight a duel. The latter
refused, and sent Deputies Rocheiort and
Judet with challenge to Waldreck, il he
considers himself insulted. Waldreck de.
clines to engage in the matter. 65e
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SALT LAKE, U. T., Nov. lo.-Yesterday
at Market Lake, Idaho, a lunatic aged &C
years. appeared without hat or clothing
and so nearly starved that he had gnawed
off two fingers and much OF the flesh from
his hands. He was taken by force on q
hand c:lr to Eagle Rock. After receiving
medical attention. he grew calm, and said
his maine was ]. L. Ha;ler; that he lived
at Eagle Rock that he remembered tim,
he had been in n snow bank, and Ad
wandered around for two weeks. One
hand was amputated, ard it is feared one
or both feet will have to be amputatrd
No one recognized him at Eagle Rock.
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WAuEEsnA, Wis, Nov. l2.-The. mur
derer OF John Atkinson was captured ,hi.
afternoon near Salesvile, this county
Tho murder was committed last Saturday
by supposed tramp, but proves to have
been by George, son Of Hiram Colgrove
Justice OF the Peace, ct Mukwonago. The
murderer is now in jail at this place
Lynching is threatened, The psisone,
admits the shooting and his plea Of self
defense Ia not substantiatcd. j, .f4 Z
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4 Saloon Row Ends In ,Iur,,.r-

J ClSclSSA1l, Nov 1a.-Wm. Williams,
colored, was shot and killed at an early
hour this morning, on the sidewalk in
front OF Deter's saloon, at Ninth and Plum
streets by an unknown man, who escaped.
The parties had quarreled in the saloon,
and Williams had Knocked his assai!an.
down, cutting q CASH in his head. The
man went out To the water trough to bathe
his wound, when Williams followed and
fred at him. The man returned the fire
and shot Williams through the heart.
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AsI.yor Indicted for Bribery.

PORTLAND, oHE., Nov. la.-Dr. ]. a.
Chapman, Mayor Of Portland, has been
indicted by the grand jury on a charge OF
bribery. 1t is alleged that the Mayor ac-
cepted q money consideration in appoint,
ing different persons Ia certain Offices
under the city government. Bonds were
furnished and the Mayor was spared the
humiliation OF going to Jail. Yesterday be
was arraigned and allowedsone week 10
plead. SJ.l35i y 4,
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JoHS kELLR's New York Star regards
as pregnant theme" hesugyestion that
Roscoe Conkling may turn up as the Dem.
oeratic nominee for. United States Senator,
and get enough boiling stalwirts to elect
him. Yes, it>would be interesting to hear
what the Democratic newspapers would
have to say OF Mr.. Conklins as Demo
cratic Senator. The remarks OF the Re-
publican press might not be entirely
sniritlcss lt,
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|. NEW LAREDO, MExlco, Nov. l2,-sIeager
intelligence yesterday from interior Atexi.
can cities indicate that everything is quiet
at s9ltillo and Bustamentc, hut that the
populacc at Sabinas, Hidasge, Is still under
arms, anticipating another attack from the
outskirts OF the town. 1t, is not known
yet how many citizens were killed In tie
riots at Sabinas, lIidalco. I'D'' - -
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We did pretty well in West Virginia in
the matter OF the Legislature. Our net
gain is twelve in both houses, neof these
seats being contested. The majority Oh
joint ballot will be fourteen Democratic,
unless the Fayette county contest goes
against us, in which case the Democratic
majority will be sixteen. Those West
Viss;nians who do not favor Bourbon
rule have everything to encourage them.
We must keep the ball a-rolling.
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& .ir.
SeriONs ItlnesS U{ Mother Garfield,

CLEVELAND, o, Sov. IA week ago
Grandma Garfield, mother Of the late
President, attended. the funeral Of her
daughter at soion. She being in feeble
health physicians advised her not to 60,
Upon her return she ielt indlsroscd, and
since has been growing rapidly worse.
She lies at the home OF Mrs. GARFIELD. sl
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Tound the majority to be 43, o2G, wiping
out the gain; OF 42G votes announced on

George E. Bliss expects to take excep'
ton to total number Of votes, In some
form Or another, in the formal count al'
ready had, amounting to about four thou.
sand. About one.,hird Of these arc de.
iective, or blank ballots. and the rest arc
Butler, St. John and other votes, which
were miscountet, excluded or otherwise
ordered 10 swell the Cleveland vote. e
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a Precautions Agninat Cholera,

!, BosToS, Mass, Nov. l9.-By reason Of
the outbreak OF the cholera in Paris, the
City Board OF Health to-day issued strin.
gent orders to the port physician in re-
gard TO the examination OF passengers
and baggage which may arrive here from
foreign parts, especially on the French
coast .----- ~ N -L------ -
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Parn..i rnlx. .,bou. I'll, rr,nc,,,.. mn,

"'''c'A A"A~s aAbout kho frIncHise BILL.
LONDON, Nov. l2,-N!r. Parncll says OF
the lrisl. vote on the Franchise bill
There is absolutely no truth in any
statement to the effect that I, or nv col.
leagues, have entered into compact with
Mr. Gladstone. Moreover, you can state
that the Irish members OF the House
never will enter into any secret agreement
y WIN me present government. What we
have to say TO the Treasury benches will
be said on the floor of the House. We
will vote for whatever in our belief is best
calculated to benefit Ireland whether Il
benefits or Injuries England is secondary
and insignificant consideration. The
franchise bill, as now passed bv the
House, will undoubtedly increase the
power OF the Irish people. Therefore, j,
was our plain duty to support the Gove,n. -
!nent until the bill was passed, and we
have done so."' ..-- = '>.t''> !" =
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ST. JOHNS SELI.-OUT,
Prostitntion OF the Prohibition Party by It's
Candidate for the Presidency.

AsnlSGroH, Nov. l2.-Somc interest
ing stories in regard to the Prohibitie n
vote in the late campaign are now being
related by those who claim to be posted.
|. is said that prior to the October election
in Ohio it was the general belief there
that the State would 20 Democratic
On the arrival OF Mr.. Blaine, be was in
formed Of this fear, anu in reply to his
question OF how it was possible to secure
the state, the proposition was made to
buy of St. Joha, the Prohibition candi-
date. His circumstances, financially, were
said to be such that deal would be posi-
ble, and the only doubt OF its success
would, in the opinion of those who sug-
gested this plan, be matter Of figures.
Mr.. Blaine, it is reported, at onca re.
iected the proposition, and then set about
running the State campaign in his own
way ayrcsardlesso soi localstsges,ions, wi,hthe
result now well known. After the Ohio
election it is stated tina. 4 trusty lieuten-
vi o;.. NIL -; , A,., ".A' ~ W"
.or,h -. | ~, *, .et "eAs nv - 't'c
Tha p.dh;h;,;e. ~ u'a'e'
o" -, o.. o''s "e'e pue y" 'ne
n.;,h tha pann,,iss. 'r,lns r.. i..o"a.'ol's
L'u.. ~ ~, ,!,s. ,oe'" eo'n'',''ee, ~ t'e
;rn,, I ,hat 49,. ass. - '"s ~, tou'u W oo."''eu
,h;,,, shar.;a M ] a;:. an. Nsfu,'i.-ns' ~
-; w ",'P,'s.''o'' - ''ose .ne
'' "a A = e'''''e " -'a'H'os
" e; Tno; ,o,,,.
80, :. = e..s.tu ~. N"nsas man
Ea. nv - I' VS. -, N Embarrassed 's CIR.
i..' .h: Nv no' n"i's 'ilc appearance
=. n .Ao' ~ ois''e' I, negotiations win 'ne
o,.; 'sr ri, te ~ 'oui'' , 4 pe''er re.
eep'4o'. -, parties 70 ".'o'' nc went
.so - u'ANe . p'.s'nen'' p"s .hes ASK
go ''''. " so.'s''' ""', "as"''sstoh. H
. p.V,'''. :., y, De'noe''t ', A''" u 20 pe ac'
"s" ,;h;., W.. Wv "''teeeoe"'s " tHe ITO
' ~ s'"eo'' ""' et'e iot u co1ie
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DEMocaATIc editors will kindly take
notice that it is too coon to be speaking OF
the Republican party iu the past tense. A
party that is able to confront the Solid
South with hung jury, rs we see in New
York, is too lively for an obituary. Re-
publican newspapers made the same mis-
take when they wrote OF the Democratic
party rs d thin. that had passed away.
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DoS6oI.A, Nov. lo.-alaior Wattley.
with four attendants. who rode through
the desert via Selmel, reports it impossible
for hostile forces to use this route and cut
the English from their base OF operations.
Any force from kordofan to upper Egypt
must strike the Nile a. Dongola, which Is
the straight gate to Egypt, @t.E38
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Er is recalled that there were citizens OF
this great Republic who took up arms
against Abraham Lincoln aLd the men
who had supported him. 1t was not pre-
tended that Lincoln was not lawfully
elected. But the citizens who took up
arms didn't like his election. Some OF the
sacle citizens are clustering now, and
some have better sense.
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Bis oIi.u.lxs In New York City,

New. .iouK, Nov, PA change favora.
BILE TO Blaine OF :e33 votes in the Seven.
teentll election district OF the Sec
ond Assembly District as against
the returns published Wednesday
morning was made by the Board
Of Canvassers in this county to-day,
but on careful comparison with the police
and press returns it was found that the
difference will be made up in the districts
to bC yanvasstd, n -s- 'l-I,t '
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Is consequence Of u family fight which
list tie Republicans u member OF the
House and a Senator, it is thought the
Illinois Legislature will be tied on joint
ballot. This is u sorry outcome in the
State Of Abraham Lincoln. z Z.
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ASSUMING that Mr.. Blaine is defeated,
Frank IIatton says he predicted four years
ago that this country will never submit
To have fastened upon it that which is
represented in the word 'Blaineism'."
The ass ought to make sure tina. the lion
il dead before he kicks him.
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Vanderbilt gave literally to Cleye-
iand's eause-Sl50,00o is. said to be the
sum. Gould is said to have given to both
parties. lie was the first to rush in with
congratulations to Cieveland-so much in
haste that he couldn't wal: to see that
Cleveland had sure thing OF it. The
Standard Oh company boosted Cleveland.
Ds We hear anything about the ''monopo-
lyparty"?
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Still Daft.

sr. LOUIS, Nov. le.-Iohn Mccullough
did not start East tonight, butts spending
his time quietly at his hotel under the
wa.chiul care OF friends. He seems quite
rational on all subjects except acting, and
insists that he intends 70 meet his engage.
Meuts Tor tue season, II:
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WILMINGTON, DEI,, Nov. 12.-oalcial
vote Of Delaware is: Cleveland 1904,
Blaine le,Ts, St. John 50, Butler G. The
st. John and Butler electoral tickets were
reported IN New Castle county only. The
Temperance legislation vote ras hIo
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The SlurnliiIei.

Following are the pluralities OF Blaine
and Cleveland as shown by the above Of
fetal returns. These can be compared
with the returns as received by the New
York Tribune and Times:
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TIE respectable Democrats OF Baltimore
ought to makeit their business to see that
the roushs OF their party who assaulted
letlcrcArriers DO not so unpnnished. But
why seleA letter-carriers rs u sacrifice at
ma. democratic festival? NJ
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IT is thought in Washington that II
Cleveland gets SO far rs to make his cabi.
net Call Schurz will be put In it. That's
the stake Carl plays for, and the party
ought to keep its promise. -eoa ~
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OFFICIAL RETURNS.
COUNTING NEW ronI,s VOTE.
NcrJ Few Changes Male In Binine's Plural.
itics-Ciereiand's alnJorities Still Stand {
30 far ns tho Counties Have I,een
M Heard From = Election Notes.


Sptctl! Di,pa'eA 10 ne fntsttigneer.,
New foRS, Nov. ia large portion OF
the canvass in this Stale has been heard
frsm, and 1t does not seem likely that any
result yet to be Observation-Disclosures the re.
suit Us heretofore announced In favor OF
Cleveland. The Etniag Nail and Express,
Republican, virtually comedies his clcc.
ton, and after calling at headquarters at
midnight can hear Of nothing to materi.
allyconilictw with this opinion. awe. x
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THzGerman Republican Club OF Cincin-
nlti has sent word TO Chairman Jones
that it asks nothing more titan fair
coun. in New York, but won't stand any
intimidation. That's the idea. Rulldoz;ng
is j semi-tropical exotic that won't thrive
iu the high latitude OF New York.
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TouLoS, Nov. l:.-There were five
deaths from cholera to-day. Several fresh
cases are reported. An actor was seized
with vomiting last night as he went upon
the stage and died shortly aftcrwa.d. The
city is dirtier than ever. s III
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Shof hY m Oncer

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sov.lo.-oficerJ James
1lcndrick shot and killed Peter McSlur.
ray, colored, tonight. McsIurray resisted
arrest and was beating the officer with his
own club when be was shot, n
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told the negroes Of their REINSTATEMENT
II the Democratic President was elected,
and strongly denounced such as false
words Resolutions expressing strong
Union sentiments were adopted. 10
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A pARtsdispatch, speaking oi.he spread
Of the cholera, says; "The nuns fearlcssly
attend the patients in the asylum" That
!. in keeping with their custom. '
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 12.-The all ,,ap
celebration OF the Democrats in this city
in honor of the election OF Cleveland and
Hendricks was the grandest affair Of the
kind ever held here. The procession was
immense. After the procession 5000 peo.
pie were fed at u barhacae. Tonight the
oity ID Illuminated and 4 very large torch.
light procession is parading the streets.
Speeches were made by Generals Rose,
Grams, Fitz Hugh Lee, Barbour, Il, 7, Mer.
rick and others, 3,.h - 4 a
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Tnr elections being over, Governor
lIoadly hits tho Hooking Valley striking
miners "real hafd.". The careful gov.
eruor looks out for his party. ..l.
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Only Fair Count Asked For-Moaopolies
.l Against the Republican Party.
Str York HtpGtth 10 Phila. Prs<.. .
"We ask for nothing more than an Of.
icial count Of an honest vote" said Mr..
Elkius at the close Of an interview this af-
ternoon, "and VIC shall be satisfied with
nothing less. II the Democratic Com.
mittec is SO sure Of its plurality, ii it
stands on an honest vote, what have they
to be afraid Of imam official count? Why
aren't they willing to have it tested openly
and before the grest public? r.
~ am astonished," began Mr. Elklns,
as he turned from the swarm OF detail nee.
essary in arranging for legal examination
Of each Of the 5000 records now on file in
the court houaes OF this State to speak OF
the plans, the purposes and the response.
bility OF the National Committee, II am
astonished that man like Mr. W. G..
Whitney, a man OF respectability and re-
sponsibility should speak as he does in an
interview In this mornings San. We e1.
pectit from other people, but he ought to
know better. He does know better. They
talk about our trying to manipulate re-
turns. This is absurd; the returns are
made, and they are on file. Nobody can
alter them, they are beyond the reach OF
the National Committee, and We propose
to wait for the official count to know what
the returns say. All this cry Of fraud
looks RS If somebody was afraid to trust
their assumed plurality to Just this exami-
nation. Why not2 The National Com.
mlttee would be derilec. In its duty II it
did not insist upon testing every step in
preparing title for the Presidency. Hon.
est Democrats should not want the Presi-
dency on any other basis than q fair count.
We have no right to surrender the flag OF
the partyi to hapl It down. It is cnmMit-
ted to us until the honest vote is officially
and legally determined. We have no
right to abandon our candidate on news.
paper sepurts, no two at whit agree, and
We have right and the committee pro-
poses to maintain 1t to know what the
vote is and to have it all counted accord.
ing TO law.
THE RE,I0CRATlc TIlREATs 4
"They have taken, you may say" con:
tinued Mr.. Elkins, "a very poor way to
set around an official count by trying
threats. This committee Is not to he
scared or frightened from its plain duty by
threats Of trouble. The Republican party
is not the party Of riot and mobs. They
form no part OF its traditions or history. It
has never rcsorted to intlammatory ap-
pcals or agitation; it is the party Of law
and order, and We want both
AoSppoklEs TO pc forGnr.
'sThis committee" resumed Mr.. Elkins,
summing the real situation and presenting
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"TIMES"

or the Vote OF New York State Giving Clcye.
land n Plurality OF 1870.
The following is the estimate OF the New
York Times, giving Cleveland plurality
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l2.-In the House
Of Delegates yesterday, s member offered
q resolution congntulating Mr.. Cleveland
aud the country upon his election TO the
Presidency. and upon the peace and good
order which have prevailed throughout
the Republic. This was opposed by a
pemocratio member as partixan The
people Of the North, he said, would see
that Mr.. Cleveland took his seat. The
people Of the South occupied a peculiar
position and could not be too careful in
avoiding any utterance capable Of niscon:
structlon. The resolution was referred.
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TIE "TrIBUN E,s, CLAIM,

Which sipows that blaine Has Plurality of
M Si1.
The New York Tribune gives the follow
Ing estimated pluralities in New York