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South Carolina Railway Company

CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
On and after May llth, 1854, Passenger
Trains on this road will run as follows un-
til further notice:
IOAND FROM CHARLESTON.
GOING EAST,
Leave Coiulnbi. s7.j0 4 III t5.25 p m
Arrive Charleston 1920 IN > 80 y III
GOING WEST,
Arrive Columbia l2.3S Z III 9.22 p m
tDaily. 'Daily except Sunday.
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
GOING EAST,
Leave Columbia - 80 am 1926 p n
Ar.ivc Camden 2.23 IN So p M
GOING WEST
Leave Camden $500 am siU0pm
Arrive Columbia l23S Il III 9.22 p III
DAILY except Sundays.
70 AND FROM AUGUSTA.
GOING EAST,
Leave Columbia $50 Il NJ *j.2J p IN
Arrive Augusta l.20 p III $40 4 III
GOING WEST,
Leave Augusta "7.l5 4 III
Arrive Columbia l2.3S p IL
DAILY except Sundays.
CONNECTIONS.
Connection made at Columbia with the
Columbia and Grecnvillc Rail Road by train
arriving Mt - Is +. NJ. and departing at 30
=. 81. Connection made at Columbia juno
ton with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Rail Road by same tram TO anu from All
points on both roads with through Pullman
Sleeper between Charleston and Washing
ton, via Virginia Midland route, without
change. Connection made 1T Charleston
with Steamers for New York on Wednesdays
and Saturdays; also, with Savannah and
Charleston Railroad TO all points South.
Connections are made at Augusta with
Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad to
and from all points South and West.
Through tickets can be purchased 10 all
points South and West, by applying to
ID. MCQUEEN, Agent, Columbia.
ID. c. ALLEN, u. Z. e f. !.
JOuN Z. PECK, General Manager.
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To prevent honey bees from
stinging-pull out their tail feath-
ers.
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Brewers Lung E@storcr is parcly
vegetable preparation, contains no
opium, morphine bromide or any poi
s0nouS substance. Send for circular
OF long list OF wonderful cures.
LAMAR. RANKIN &LAMAR.
NarOO On
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kentuckey girls wear red roses
for ornaments to harmonic with
the nose Of their escorts.
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gSan Ger u
CANCER for II YEARS.

The development Of the treatment of Cancer
with Swift'S Specific seem so wonderful, that all
so afflicted should write US.
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A fash Of lightning has some
striking characteristics.
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r. John Pearson'S State
- O~ 7 J
ment.

In the Spring of 1882 was attacked with
q very bad cough, which continued TO grow
worse until fall, when / got so weak that
could not get about. l tried great many
kinds of medicines but continued TO grow
worse. Twas notified that had consump-
ton and wcald probably die. DR.. Holloway
finally told me 10 try Brewers Lung Re-
storer They sent to Wards Store and got
bottle and I compeaced taking it right
away. After taking two or three doses, be-
gan 10 improve, and by the time had used
up one bottle | was able 10 get on my feet
again. am now in excellent health. | am
confident that the Lung Restorer saved my
life and my neighbors arc Of the same opinion.
1t is lhc best Lung Remedy ever made in my
opinion. DIR. II. promised me that he would
write to the manufacturers and tell them Of
the wnnhcrfnl cure il maIc in NV case
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Out of laws of Death.

This gentleman who outlines his case be-
low his is man considerably advanced IN
life; and is noted for his sterling integrity,
His post-cffice is Yatcsville, Upson county,
Ga. Ehc following is
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Treatise OIL Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer. 9, Atlanta, Ga.
y. V Office. l59 W 23d St, bet 9Th 7th Avs
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Liver, Kidney Or Stomach Trouble.

Svmp' 0ms: Impure blood, cCstivc bowels,
Irregular appetite, sour hclching, pains in
side, back and heart, yellow urine, burning
when urinating, clay-colorrd stools. bad
breath. 70 desire for work, chilis, fcycrs,
irritabilify, whitish tongue, dry cough.
dizzy heat with dull pain in back part, :?ss
OF memory. fog%y sight. For these trout
"SWAN\E'S FILLS" are Il sure cure. Box.
go Pills.. By mail, p els. tor $l.00. Adj
dress. Dir SWAYNE & son, PhiIada., Pa.
Sold by Druggists. jas. Sly.
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THE YEAR OF 1851.
will be one OF the most important in our
history. 4 President, Congressmen. Scna-
tors. Governor, Lcgislature-arc all to be
elected.
Very important issues are to be tried in
the National and State elections. The Con-
stitGtiGn in its daily or weekly edition will
carry the frllest and freshest Icws IN best
shape to the public. and will stand rs an
earnest champion Of Democratic principles.
Address, TIE CONSTITUTION.
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Mr. W II Gilbert. Albany. Ga, says:
~ gentleman named Moore near this city
had an eating cancer on his face. which had
eaten away his nose and his under lip. and had
extended up until il had nearly reached his eye.
The cancer was eating his gRnIS and had render
ed his teeth so loose that he thought they might
at any time drop cut. lie has been takihg
Swifi;s Specific about three months. and its et-
feet has been wonderful. 1t has driven the
poson from his system. the cancer has already
healed greatly. his teeth have become strong
again. and lie thinks he has been rescued from
an awful death. He is the most enthusiastic man
| ever saw
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Rail Roads.
Columbia & GreenyilIe Railroad.
ACSENE nEpA pTNIENn,

COLUMBIA, S. c., June Sth, 1854.
EOn and after Sunday, June 5, 1884, the
Err TRAINS will run as herewith in
dicated upon this road and its branches
noilv cSpent
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Mr. b 7 Burns IIoTc. Ark. says. under date
OF Jan 20. 1884: Il have taken five cotticS oi
Swirt:s Spccifc for a sore on my tcmplc-said ia
be 4 cancer ] have been wonderfully benefited
and will soon be well man.
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Spartanturs. S. G, March il, 1854.
have for II years been q sufferer from run
ming sore on my face that everybody calied q
CAScEI. ] have used owe. $40 worth Of medi-
cine ard found no relief. About four months
ago bought one bottle OF Swift's Specific from
DR. II lIeini;sh. and since have bought five
Others, have taken t. and they have cured me
sound and well. Nv face is as free from sore
as anyboGy'S, and my health is perfectly restored
| feel like forty ycaiS had been lifted off ny
head Yours thankfully, ELIZA TlNSI-El.
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MrW Il Robinson. David>boro. Ga. writes,
under date Jan 8, 1881: II am getting on finely.
the ulcer is gradually healing. feel that
Swift's Srccifc will cure the horrible cancer
which has been feeding on me for over 20 years.
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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION

starts the new year with 1900 subscribers
who pronounce it the largest, best and
cheapest paper within their reach.
II consists Of 5, 10 or l2 pages las the de-
mand Of its business or the news may di-
rcct) filed with matter Of the greatest inter-
est 10 the farmer.
ATLESS THAN 8 CENTS 4 WEEK
this great budget of news and gossip will be
sent 10 your tireSidc to entertain every
member Of your household,
one ear. .....................Sl %
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A SHARP GAME.
An Unsuccessful scheme by Which an
Ex-Convict Came Near Making an
Independent fortune-The Orig
inator Comes to Griet.
Nrw YoRk Nov. 4

NEW Okk, NOV Y.
The police arrested Alexander c. Brans-
com, an ex-convict, who had originated and
carried out an original scheme of swindling
which came near being successful and reap.
ing fortune for the originator. Brsnscom
is one-armed, but wields the pen with his LEFT
hand with wonderful skin.
The scheme was 10 publish two elaborate
works of interest to the visitors and exhibit
ors in the New Creams Worlds Fair, guide
book and costly illustrated book called the
Resources and Attractions of the South"
to sell the advertising space worth $50. 900,
and dispose of the books and copyright in
cash for round sum, meanwhile depending
on forgery for the necessary means to keep
the scheme going till its completion. lie
contracted with the American News company
TO take 100000 guide books title and copy
right at S25 600, and the 'resources" at S5o,-
600. OF the latter, 10000 were to be printed
and were TO be sold at 10 cents each. The
money was to be paid in lump on the deliv-
cry of the books. Branscom forged letters
of introduction, purporting 20 be written by
Edward Richardson and Wm. Oliver. presi-
dent and secretary of the Mississippi Wooden
Mill in Wessen, Miss, representing him to
be the agent and authorized publisher of the
proposed works Richardson is president of
the New Orleans Worlds exhibition and
prominent southern man. With these letters
he found no difficulty in making contracts
for the work and material, supplying the
copy himself, and presenting in payment
forged notes payable in four months. and
bearing Richardson's and divers signatures.
He had already collected Sll00 on forged
notes. The month his book would have been
out he would have collected Sill ZOO in
day and skipped, leaving unpaid debts TO the
amount of over $40. 900.
Corad 4 Bros, one of his victimized firms,
grew suspicious and communicated with
Inspector Byrnes. whose Investigations re-
suited in Branscoms arrest. Ii is said that
the Work OF the South is of such merit that
syndicate of creditors will complete H.
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street IN front of the Press and Argus Offices
for some blocks down. is packed With people
striving for news.
l40 towns give Blaine 1928 plurality.
against Garfield 1908 in the same towns.
PORTLAND. Nov I.
Owing to the heavy storm which makes the
lines work badly, we have got but l5G towns
tonight The storm has also kept messen-
gers from distant towns coming TO the tele.
graph Offices with returns. These towns give
Blaine 1929, Cleveland 81, ,ll5, Butler 1924,
st. John 1912. The same town in 1880 gave
Garfield 4G,875, Hancock IS, ,sG7. Weaver
1908, Dow &C., scattering So Baine's plg-
rality ia II, 1874, against Garfeld's in the same
towns, S00S. The towns to hear from gave
Garfield Pill Hancock 2G,344, Weaver
2G0l, Dow 2G scattering Sc. The republican
vote falls off 34 per cent. The democratic
vote falls off 90 per cent. The greenback
vote gains 60 per cent If the towns to hear
from lose and gain in like proportion the
total vote will be 100000, as follows: Blaine
II 500, Cleveland $1,000, Butler 45O0, ST
John 200O, and Blanes plurality will be
- 500.
The vote of the following towns is received
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Nov. 4.
Police Justice Stahl, dem, was arrested
tonight. charged with bribery and held in
$4,000.
Passaic county gives an estimated republi-
can majority of 1900, about the same as in
so. Both parties claim the State, but moth
ing definite has yet been received.
The republicans claim Essex county by
from 25OO to 5000, slight republican gain.
PATERSON, Nov. 4.
Meagre returns indicate that Blaine will
exceed Garfeld's plurality of 1880 in Passaic
county. The entire republican ticket and
three republican Assem- mblymen are probably
elected. Phelps. rep. for Congress runs
ahead of his ticket.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
V-u Vor4 StocR narkeI.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
FLoUR-Recelpts, 2s,4is; exports 0sel, sales, H..
900; No. 2, 2 25 2V0; fancy white Western, extra,
30 90; common to good, 10 a 3 90, good to
choice, 365 a go, City mill extra, 4 so a 90;
superfine,2 90 sos; st. Louis extra, 70 a O 90;
305ab75
wHEAT-Recepts, eos, 700, exports, iOi. 100; sales,
l6oOo0j No. red. sil; No. q red, sol; elevator
No Red State. ssI; No white state, 70.
RYB-duli.
BARLEY-naaier.
CORN - Receipts 81, 1888 bushels; exports, $3.50;
sales, $1,000; spot No 3, 52l: No 2, b3i
OATs-heceipts, E35,0o0; sales, 1900; No 3, all;
do White, 81; No 2. 81 sll; do White. S2I al;
No !, III; do white. % Mixed Western. 81 80;
White do, s2l 81; White State, ~ q ~.
SUgAR--Cut loaf and crushed o. a 81; granulated.
cl; white extra 9. 81 aeI; yellow. Aali; mould,
PETRoLEUM-United, 75I bid.
TALLOw-easler.
BEEE-eteady.
PoRK-Mess spot, 10 90 a 10 75; ceaf back,
Is rs.
LARD--at IL a rs; refined, z e5.
BUTTER-hrm.
CHEEsE-frm.
Freights-hrm.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI. Nov 4.
Quetness here was broken this afternoon
at about O'Clock in the Sth ward by refusal
of bystanders at the polls, many of whom
were armed with clubs. 10 permit colored
men to vote. Voter. thus disfranchised went
to L. 5. marshals for advice, and this gave
rise to numerous rumors that the negroes
were going to organize. and with force of
deputy marshals march in a body to east their
votes. This brought the crowd to the polls and
the excitement was increased by patrol wagons
fastening to the scene The negroes did not
organize and attempt to vote in body and
the crowd gradually melted away. Soon
after this, in the same ward, few negroes
were knocked down and beaten and some
white voters were treated similarly, but no
fatal affrays are reported yet A policeman
was seriously stabbed in the 18th ward
Between and p. NJ at 9th street and
Central avenue Phil Hennessev and John
Nealis engaged in fight. Hennessey being
fatally shot and Nealis slightly wounded
About the same time Price Hill, VIM. Henry,
an ex policeman, killed John Milen and J
j. Hunter was shot in the hand
COLUMBUS. Nov 4.
Seventeen wards and precincts in Ohio
show net republican gain of 26S over "a and
net democratic gain of II over so
Forty five wards and precincts in Ohio show
a net republican gain of APP over "a and
net democratic gain of As over so.
Eighty eight wards and precincts in Ohio
show net republican gain of 9l6 over "a
and a net democratic gain of $40 over so
Five precincts in Cincinnati give net
republican gain Of 253 over "a. Fourteen
precincts in Columbus gain 2i3. The repub-
licans claim 5000 majority in Hamilton Co.
Two hundred and thirty three wards and
precincts in Ohio show net republican gain
Of 34f5 over 81; net gain of 707 over 80.
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The Sun says Connecticut has gone repub
lican. Florida is democratic by $50. In
diana has gone republican.
Six hundred and We outside districts give
Blaine l43, 957. Cleveland ll9.3S4. Butler
$500, st John 74lO
Seven hundred and ten outside give Blaine
40, ,654, Cleveland III SIS.
BUFFALO, Nov 4.
Todays vote is the largest for years Blaine
carried the city by 1887.
Buffalo complete gives Blaine 1886,
Cleveland II, 474, st John 2O4 Butler los a
democratic gain of 574 Lockwood, dem,
for Congress is certainly defeated. Payne
dem, probably defeated by Weber in the SD
district.
ALBANY, Nov I.
The Evening Journal says the State assem-
blv is republican and the republican U. S.
Senate is secured. The congressional dele
CATION stands II rep II dem
Seven hundred and sixty eight outside dis
tricts give Blaine lS4, $50, Cleveland l53, ,S55,
Butler 1853. st John l0.0777.
Returns are in favor OF Grace for mayor
but Grant is probably elected. and Tammany
probably carries the balance of the city and
county ticket
Nine hundred and ninety two outside dis
tricts give Blaine PISS Cleveland l79, 349,
Butler, 5347, ST. John ll.796, a net demo
cratic gain of 7I7l.
Cleveland carries Queens and Suffolk
counties. Perry Belmont, dem, is reelected
to Congress by an estimated majority of
30O0
Nine hundred and ffty-eight outside dis
triets give Blaine 22S 7G6, Cleveland l9l,-
54l, Butler. $40, st John Il, ,473.
The corrected total city vote with but one
election district missing, stands: Blaine
50 572, Cleveland 1872 S75, Butler 3343, st
John 979. Chairman Jones, Secretary
Fessenden. and Ncssrs Elkins and Hobart of
the republican national committee, claim that
Blaine has carried every northern State
One thousand and one outside districts give
Blaine 23S, ,537, Cleveland POI 26O Butler
1868, st John y, rs
The Herald will saw, at midnight the re-
suit is still uncertain. Suficant is known,
however, to maze the election of Cleveland
probable. If he has carried New York he is
undoubtedly elected.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Nov 4.
Twenty five towns give Blaine 5734, Gle.
veland 5l5f, Scattering 3S4; Harrison 5G33,
Waller 52l0, Scattering l57. Representa-
tves elected, % rep, 10 dem.
Hartford gives Cleveland 5234. Blaine 1912
Clevelands plurality 1872; Garfield 1902,
Hancock 4l27, republican loss of 497.
Thirty towns give Blaine 7l30, Cleveland
725l. In 80 Garfield 77O5, Hancock 7I66
For governor, Harrison 7242, Waller 1868,
seat. 23l. The same towns in '82 gave Bulk
eley 643S, Waller 6304; scattering pol. In
the first district Buck, rep. will probably be
elected to Congress.
The republicans have gained one congress
man, Buck in the first district
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToS, Nov 4.
Sixty towns give Blaine l7.433, Gle
veland 10 sis, Butler 1856, st John ,0S6
In the first congressional district fifteen
towns give Davis, rep 3,0ll, majority over
all of 1898. In the second district ninteen
towns give Long rep 5,049, a majority over
all of l,4l5. In the sixth district, Lodge rep
is claimed to be elected by 624 majority.
Eighty-four towns including 100 precincts
in Boston give Blaine 35.722. Cleveland
+0,272, Butler 1865, st John 22l4.
Ninety two precincts give French, dem
27,4lS, Talbot, rep 1887, Baker, peoples
party, 3,l33. Miner, prob 1,O76. French's
plurality 9,43I.
Ninety-two precincts of Boston give the
following vote for electors French, dem.
27.4ls; Talbot. rep, 1897; Baker, peoples
party, 3l33; Miner, prohibition, 1916 :
French's plurality 943l 10 precincts to hear
from.
Seventy seven towns including 92 precincts
of Boston give Blaine 43, ,535, Cleveland 81
l6l, Butler 5l06, st John 2I32; 10 precincts
in Boston to hear from.
One hundred and two precincts in Boston
give French, dem, 30,S46, Talbot, rep,
l9,94S, Baker. peoples party, 3495, Minor,
pro, ll67. The returns indicate the election
of Ely, rep, in the 9th district for Congress,
Lodge, rep, in the 9Th, Collins. dem in the
4th, with the 9Th district in doubt
Ninety-four towns in Massachusetts,. in
Guiding 100 precincts of Boston, give Cleve.
land 43, 1861, Blaine 40,54S, Butler $3.50, St.
John, 25l4
One hundred and FIVE towns with five pre-
eincts in Boston to hear from, give Blaine
42.S4l, Cleveland, 46, l04, Butler 62s0, St.
John, 2645.
a.
cities in the State, including I02 of lo7 pre-
cincts of Boston. give Blaine 50 .SS9. Cleve.
land 5s, $40, Butler sl64. ST John 4O9I.
In the sth district with two small towns
missing. Allen rep, has 1851, Lilly, dem
776l. Aliens plurality is 5lIO majority,
2007.
SPRINGFIELD. Nov 4.
Congressman Rockwell is elected beyond
doubt in this district. Congressman Whiting
is reelected in the llth district.
BosroS, Nov. A.
One hundred and fifty three towns and
cities, including LOG precincts of Boston, give
Blaine 81 SIS, Cleveland Sc. 6.I52, Butler 1856.
ST John 1881. The missing precinct in this
city gave last year democratic plurality Of
l4l. The gubernatorial vote of Boston. with
two wards TO hesr from. is Robinson p 403.
Endicott %, ,997, Butler $3.50, Seeiye g45.
The missing wards last year gave Ils6 piu-
rality for Butler. Ranney, rep, is elected to
Congress in the Sd district.
In the 7th district Stone. rep, has I0,442,
Spofford, dem, 77ll, Baker, peoples, 3l03.
Stores plurality 273l. Stone thus lacks 422
of majority, which will probably be secured
in the towns to be heard from.
0ne hundred and seventy nine towns and
cities, including Boston complete, give Blaine
s. s92, Cleveland 1852, Butler I4,4I5, St
John 5l9l,
The total electoral vote of Boston gives
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, n. H.. Nov t.
Twenty towns give Currier 2,5l5, Hill
2,459. Mason 81: scattering 10, The same
towns in 1882 gave Hale 2.52S, Edgerly aud
scattering 2.26l. Curriers' net loss is 100.
Ninety towns give Blaine 1870, Cleveland
lS. 762. St John 495, Butler l72 Blaine's
plurality is l20S.
Eighty five towns give Currier IA, 246, Hill
Il. .465, Mason SOP, Scattering lo4. The
same towns gave Hale l2.040, Edgerly and
scattering 1886.
At $50 p. NJ. the republicans claim the
State for Blaine while admitting the v ote for
Currier for Governor, would be close, and
that be would be elected by the people. They
also claim the election of both members of
Congress, legislature and four of the five
executive council.
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IOWA.
DEs MONIES. Nnv 4

DEs MONIES. Nov T.
Twenty eight townships give Blaine 34l9,
Cleveland 2313. Republican gain Of ia
These rate Of gain give Blsine majority Of
30, goo in the State.
Sixty precincts give Blaine 1892, Fusion
1898, ST John Sc. Butler SIS. Net republi-
can gain of 944
Midnight-The Republican State Central
committee claim Iowa for Blaine by over
80 900 and full congressional delegation,
except the second district.
One hundred ard four preciuts give Blaine
II, 1854, fusion 1855, St John 166.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PUILApELPHIA, Nov L.
Forty nine out Of 60 counties in the State,
not including the city Of Philadelphia, give
the republican electors net gain of S59l .
At the same ratio of gain this would indicate
the Blaine electors will come to this city with
a majority Of % 900
The republican majority in the entire State
will approximate $1,000.
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CHICAGO, Nov 4.
Returns from this city will be late owing
to the unusually heavy vote. The polls were
kept open during the evening.
Fourteen precincts outside Of Cook county
show a net democratic gain of 303.
Congressional returns come in very slowly
Wm r Morrison is reelected. In Chicago
Durham, rep, in lst district is reelected
In the second the fight is close between
Finerty, ind, and Sowle, dem.
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EST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING. Nov 4.
Boobo, republican, congressional majority in
Parkersburg 3lS; gain III.
Five precincts in The citv give Brannon for
Congress 1877 majority; democratic loss of
1876 over the October election.
Eight precincts in this city give Gotf. rep,
for Congress 40 majority; republican gain
of 264 over the October vote.
Parkersburg district complete gives Barber
for Congress 1913, Gibson 700; Blaine 979
Cleveland III; republican gain of one.