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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-31
VERTIGO. DIZZINESS. AND BLINDNESS.

VERTIGO. DIZZINESS. AND BLINDNESS.
OFFICE UTICA MORNING HERALD,l
UTICA. February le, 1889.
I have been troubled with vertigo since last July
and have suffered greatly every night after any
considerable exertion from dizziness and blind
ness. tried two bottles OF Hop Bltters. aud since
then have been entirely relieved.
Respectfully yours, j. J. FLANAGAN
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Bradlaugh Again to the Front.

LONDON. January 30.-Mr. Bradlaugh has
expressed his acquIescence in the sugges-
ton Of Mr.. Labouchere. his colleague from
northampton, that he make no effort to
take the oath on the opening Of Parliament.
but remain below. On the 18th OF Febru-
airy. however, he will advance to the table
OF the House Of Commons In order to take
the prescibed oath. Meanwhile Sir STAT
ford Northcote will make no motion hostile
to Mr.. Bradlaugh, and will not support
Gny conservative who does so.
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FINANCIAL.
TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000, five years. at D per ceGt.
$4,000, five ye.Irs, at 6 per cent.
$4,000, three or five years, az q per cent.
sl.250 five years, at . per cent
The special amounts named above Will be loan
ed out to good parties on RICHMOND CITY
REAL ESTATE. FRANK ID HILL & co.
Real Estate Brokers,
IA 30-3t HOS Main street.
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The Remains Of DE Long and Com.
rades.

Moscow, January 30.-Lieutenant G. b.
Harbor and Master w. ii. Schuetze, escort
ing the corpses of Lieutenant De Long and
comrades, of The Jeanette expedition,
started for Hamburg to-day on their way
TO America. n solemn procession followed
the collins to the railroad station, where
the chief Lutheran pastor Of the city de-
livered al address. Many wreaths were
deposited on the collins, including one
from the students o; Moscow University.
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Steamer Wrecked and Probable LO
of Life.

LONDON, January 30.-The steamer Rhy-
wabons, bound from HOliyhead to Car
diff, struck on a group OF rocks near Cardiff
last night. The mate, FIVE men, and boy
escaped in a small boat. Half an hour
after leaving the steamer they saw her
lights disappear. The captain and ten
men remained on board the steamer, and
were probably lost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-05

The First Congressional distric. rcverses
the verifc. OF October and re-elec.s Gen.
GoT to Congress. The fight has been de-
termined OH both sides. The Republicans
started with the chances largely against
them. Wilson for Governor had carried
the district by nearly six hundred major
ity.
Certain Republicans had their knives
sharpened for General Golf. The friends
OF General Golf appreciated the situation
and spared no effort in his behalf. Ohio
county, which had voted for one of her
own citizens in the convention, felt that
the eyes OF the district were upon her.
Loyal to the cause Of protection, her Re-
pubiicans were anxious to show their
loyalty to the party. The result in the
county is their handsome vndcasion, and
they rej3ice with those citizens who
have polled their votes for protective
taFiG. Tie district has been won again on
the Issue OF protection. Democrats who
believe in the policy which has made the
couutry more prosperous than ever before
joined with as, supported a man whom
they knew to be protectionist and help
cd us win the day. 1t is splendid
triumph, and every man who contributed
to i. III however small degree deserves
pas: OF the credit. ~, ...s..,, 8
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can gains over October Of 400. Those to
be heard from gave q Republican majority
in October Of Of. II this holds good the
county will give Republican majority OF


be heard from gave Republican majority
In October OF OIL. II this holds good the
county will give Republican majority oi
900. II.
DAYTON, o., Nov. 4.-Tho returns ol
Dayton are all in and give Blaine l30 ma.
jority, q gain OF :Il9. Two precincts OF the
Soldiers Home give Republican gain ,oi
l61. The Home will give Blaine 900 ina,
jofity. Thirty.two out OF forty precincta
In the county, including the city, give 6l7
Of a Republican gain over October. VII
DAYTON, o., Nov. i.--Sixteen precincts
in Montgomery county give n Republican
gain over October Of "a. The Soldiers
Home will give 800 Republican majority,
gain OF 200. Dayton will give la0 Re-
publican majority, gain Of 800. The
election in the county was quiet. Tile
county Is, probably Republican.
CoLuMbus, O., Noy. 4.-Three hundred
and ciglty.nine wards and precincts In
Ohio show net Republican gain OF 1859
over 1882, Democratic gain OF l,l23 over
1850. Columbus, Ohio, complete, except
six precincts, shows net Republican gain
OF 3922. 7.rft
Seventy-one precincts in Hamilton
county give Republican gain over 1854
Of 2,553, which indicates majority in the
county of60O0. "
CoLuMnus, O., Nov. +.-Tie election
passed quietly in this city, but the great.
estexcitemcnt prevails tonight over the
returns from other States, New York com.
mandins the greatest attention. ~
Upon returns receiyedup to midnight il
Is estimated that this State will 20 Repub-
lican by from $4,000 to 10000. Blaine had
q plurality in Columbus OF 572. This isia
Republican gain OF 1856 over October. 1t
was carried by Garfield four years ago by
:Dl f-st.
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FLORIDA.
Coalition of Independent Democrats Will,
Republicans on Slntc Ticket

Coalition OF Independent Democrats Will,
Republicans on s,ntc Ticket.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 1.-The prin-
tcipal features Of the canvass have been n
combination between Independent Demo-
Gratis with Republicans on the State
ticket. The campaign has been very
lively, especially in the Second District,
where strong effort has been made to de-
feat Blsbee, Republican, present repre-
sentative.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 4.-Specia.s 10
the Timea- Onion from sixteen counties in
dicate that the Democrats have elected
their eatire National, State and Con-
gressional tickets. The weather was favor
able and very heavy vote was polled.
The white Republicans voted 10. the De m.
ocratic candidate for Governor and some
voted for Cleveland. The hardest fight
was in the Second Congressional district.
The indications are that Dougherty, Dem
ocrat, beats Bisbee, Republican, by 200
msiotity. +. To-
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov 4.-Returns
from all parts Of the State show Demo-
cratic gains. The Legislature is surely
Democratic.
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GhA qntAliiqR,ltfr
oftSsf Nos. y, and " fourteenth Street.

Tuls edition Of the ISrELLloEycrR goes
torress somewhat earlier than usual to sup
plyauextraoriinary demand. At this hour
returns ate fragmentary and inconclusive.
From tho great Slate OF New York, In
which so much interest centres, advices
are not SO rcassuring rs the Republican
preliminary poll had given reason to e1-
psc.. Yet there is still reasonable hope Of
New York. fortunately New York Is
not necessary to Blainc's success. Her
.hity.siS electoral votes would still leave
Cleveland twelve votes to get, and there
are no present Indications that he will
gel them. .a5
All indications point to the reelection
Of General Got' in the First Congressional
District by majority which may reach
ii:e hundred.
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ruEuuCkEYE STATE.
How Comparisons of tho Vote Will bq Made
81, The GnIns Mndc.

How Comparisons of tho Vote Will bs Made.
The Gains hndc.
CoLuNBrs, O., Nov.4 1.-THE Secretary Of
States report for Ohio in 1853 does not
give the number Of voting places scorrcctfy.
At the October election there were
2,0l7 voting places in the State. The
present result will be compared with Gar.
fields vote IN 1850, when the ma ior:ty ras
81 ,227 also with I,obinson's vote in Octo-
ber, 1854, when the Republican majority
WIS II, ,lS7. t
: Seventeen wards and precincts in Ohio
show net Republican gain of 22S over
1854, and net Democratic gain OF II oyer
1880. - =. ) Z. },.;s
Forty-five wards and precincts in Ohio
show net Republican gain OF 422 over
1884, and q net Democratic gain OF i6 over
1880. ..l,r E. y llS,s
Eishty-e;ght wards and precincts in
Ohio show a net Republican gain of 0l6
over 1884, and n net Democratic gain OF
SO over 1850. Five precincts in Column
bus show net Republican gain oi ooi3.
The Republicans claim five thousand
majority, in Hamilton county.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.,r,Nov..t4.-The vote
OF this town and township is as follows !:
Total yo,e ,63J.. Blaine, ,075; Cleveland,
5O7 Butler, IL st. John, Is; a ne. Repubee
lican pain over October OF 53:. IS
One hundred and thirty wartla and pre-
cincts show net Republican gain over
1854 OF l, ,724, and a net Democratic gain
over 1880 OF 293. ,El!.. -
81 Tht t,.I 7
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Early Voices From the Great BnttlcEel,
TRmmnnJ Hard mt Work.

Early Voices From the Grcnt battlefield.
ta'hmhn5 Anrd mt work.
New York, Nov. i.-The total vote OF
New York City5 is. CLEVELAND ,,sa s35
p,,;,o ca 80. p,,Io. .,,,. G, ~. 90
e' o''r' ~. ''iI"' ~ -
new YORK, Nov i.-fhe vote in this
city is very heavy, and there is a great
deal OF scratching in this civ nm civ and
county ,i,Lo,s T,;o ,.o,o Ill, n-.t.hl,.
$500. aaS ono ." Ho'e "iA piooAD'! '''ts
DC ABOUT ...,Oeo. fsrF-= ~,
The Herald bulletins say both sides
claim New Hampshire. O.
Tho ;n,,;,.,;nn, -. a.. c,a...,,,s
ny 'n'''e.''o.is a'e .'sat oie'e'i''''
majority IN the city Will be from 1000 10
10000.
The. Sun bulletin says indications aro
,h.t, r,a,.I,aJ ~. ..-.;,J Na...s1-.-,,
.i,at ~. oie'et''iu q has eiffieu 0 new AofN
State. .s
The Herald says the Republicans claim
that the State outside of New. Yo,L and
-..i.I. D.....,,s - 40
psooA!sn mas soae i'epiptlcah ny oo,ooo
majority.
une hurureu p iha seVenty.sHSen ven e!ecttoh
u
siiTm T,' o'E.et irsIlofi'! u pe l,ioo.
ni,;u ins man Gma Etprs@ says hoDinsoii
NePuo.lsll, I9vslhorol nasSachusetts, IS
e.es.ev INV - s:i!3 1r1ns In na ~ e'ecieu mayor
Oh ~ re" no orS C'ty ny io,oU.
me hora OF acS SlaiIlis Ihe Slate lor GleFe-
ianu ny oo,uy anu tlie ooa Nd" ana EIpress
cia.,iis III, ~ lot bIait,e py IVY.
1 ne Gun says tlexetand mas earned the
state py 9o'ooo 10 4o'Goo. CIeSe!ahd car
rics re hlnss COUNTY. ny -9ooQ maloHtE.
nlaile ~. cattleu , puH oHe ware ona IN brooAlyn:
Ihe tMes D1tlelin OF w election ss dis-
tricts IN we ,oe esase gives Blame 39,oof
SieNelaNu o1' iSo. mi,
NEws Il oeN, no!. 4.--inere are 10 New
i norS ota1e, otiIsIne OF New 1ofN ana
BrooE!yn, I,'q poiling places or election
aistf!cts. Heturns from Ihese VIII De com
Pated nnd sent Iu1, independent OF New
YORK city and Brooklyn, comparison on
Tue Stale VIII cse oe maze nag, win returns lor
tfesiueet ~ ieoV: ine To.e IN tnat year
$1,000 6afneio, y Snl 2oo.o4t hancock, o34,oil
WIN io,sVo seastering.5
NEW. okk, NOV; W., 4.-Ihe various nnS'.
ness eHchahses' 9lhces, STORES and puDilc
oniidings' win put rev exceptions, were
etosed to.aay. Inc onRea STATES c9M-
missioheis were IN session ~ 70 decide elec'
tloh cases lro'h w sues. me stfuGgIe ior
mayora.sy run nigh' WIN WIN uraht ana GEaee
IN .ue l1,,essoune. a''. eioDs was pehlhd anu
pf1cs;tat,y m.s;t ous St sne ai dT: faee:
!, Nui1e nl.;e nan,Ger y. enoss were made LOT
illesai rss,s'r;n.ioh ahM Souns. ~ was re-
pottsu p tilal . M 5n ,hs Slateeh!n Asempiy
als'.ics ~. = the neuui.sails t;a .,'iaeu ghylhine
.or 'ne e,sJ'.t. . tGkes II leporl ls cur'
atouT% sho. ,nS ns
trlcs tnat lanMany liall run Butler elec-
eotai .icSes. -, n /. ,
es'. nkm lokA, NOV: Two nnnafea IL, anu
Ws eISs,ioh ,u,s.T.e.s SuI o. ,s't N
n,.i NV S'I p Tu.s.us 40 ot ,c" e" 1oeh an
% SsSSs Ga. RsiIsr sthv t ans g., oeyS,. Sn,
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How st. John spent tho Dny.

ot.ArltG, KAs., Nov. 4.-Gov. St. John
spent the day quietly at his home here,
occasionally appearing on the streets in
company with small number Of his
friends. Athalf.past he walked to the
polls in the Third ward, where he cast his
vote. In reply to an inquiry, Gov. st..
John remarked "that he was rs happy MS
clam" lie then produced the follow
ing dispatch, which he stated he had just
received:
oLSEY, Ills, Nov. 4.
J. p. 81. John, Osa.hc, Kas.::
st. John and Daniel Clubs send greet
Ing. The fraudulent reports against you
strengthen you in your old home. Z,
(Signed) DE. HorsER,
SAN. ]. BARKER, secy. President.
The indications are in the Governors
warl that he will receive about one-third
of the votes cast. ..S
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KEYSTONE Or-IlIE ARCH,


Lnrge Vote Out-iIopkins Defeated for
Congress In Pittsburgh.
Plr1sBpaGH, Pa, Nov. 1.-The election
passed of without any disturbance. A
large vote was polled in Allegheny county
and considerable scratching was done,
which is unusual in Presidential ye.r.
At 1850 o'clock the retlrls we're very in.
definite, but the Indications point to the
election Of the entirr Republican ticket.
Blaine's plurality will be abou. l4,OOO.
Butler po!led about 5000 votes. Thomas
u. Bayae, Republican, is reelected to
Congress in the Twenty-third district by
6O0U. In the Twenty.second- district,
James S. Nrrley. Republican, defeats
James +, Hopkins, the p.esentincumbent,
On Cry, Pa, Nov. 4.-Thc city returns
are being counted very slowly owing the
f;,ct Of four tickets, being in the field and
many Republican, tickets were, sent ont
with one Democratic elcctor, The in
dications now are that the Republicans
will resin their, majority. Of l75 and per-
baps make some ga:gs.
!, PHtLAhELpnl4, Nov. 4.=Following are
tho estimated returns from Pennsylvania
counties:t Pike county. 500 plurality for
Cleveland q Democratic gain Of 8.
aionroe county, 400 pMsall.y ter
Cleveland; a Democratic gain OF IS.
Tiogas county, EBlaine $500 plurality, q
Republican sain'of 5Q7. Columbia county,
Cleveland, 2,lGO plurality, a Republican
gain OF ada. Forest county, Blaine, i75
plurality, Republican galnot $50. Le-
high county, Cleveland 200 plurality, n Re-
publican gain Of lis. Montgomery county,
Blaine 500 plurality, Republican gain Of
100. Northampton: county, Cleveland
5000 plurality, a Republican gain Of o.
Wyoming county, Cleveland 222I plurality,
a Democratic gain Of 70. Frankiin county,
Blaine $50 majority, = Democratic gain Of
lG. Dauphin county, Blaine 1900, a Re.
publican gain>oi 24a.
r. H . :.
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IOWA.
No Comparison Of the Vote eau be sinde.
The Fusion Movement.

No Comparison of the Vote eau be ,inde
Tho Fusion Movement.
DEsAIolSEs, Iowa, ,Nov.4.-Returns from
this State will be compared with the vote
Of last year when Sherman, Republican
for Governor, had G4,lSo; Kinne, Demo.
crat, l39,093, and Weaver, Greenback,
90, 0S9. Shermans plurality was a5,OSy
and majority 1900. This year the Demo.
crafts and Greenbackers have fused. No
comparison can be made on former wears
on account Of the change in precincts and
districts, aud in 1881 and 1882 not nearly a
full vote was polled on account OF heavy
storms. The Butler and Prohibition,
tickets were in the field but have cut no
considerable figure.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 4.-Six voting
places in Iowa show Republican net
gain OF e26. Returns arc very slow com.
DEsMolSEs, Nov. 1.-THE Republican
State Central Committee claim Iowa for
Blaine by over 10000 and full Concres.
sional delegation except the Second Dis.
tr;ct, 80 - -.
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this point will be the vote for Congress.
men.at.l.arge In 1852 when Bennett, DEM,
carried tho State by about I've hundred
majority. 5r
RALEioI, N. O., Nov. I'm five wards
IN this city Cloveland's majority Is l47, u
Democratic gain Of a45. Returns from
Asherille show an increase OF 600 In the
vote; a Democratic net gain OF 800 over
1850. II Is estimated that Cleveland's
majority will be 10000.
WILMINGTON, y. c., Nov. 4.-Thc re.
surns shts far show Il Democratic gain.
RALEIGH, n. O., Nov. 4.-Gains In this
city and in Ware county indicate tho
Democrats will carry the county and elect
their ticket for the first time since 1873.
Returns from Il important precincts
show n net Democratic gain Of ,073 over
1880. .U.61.s r. :
WiLMISoroS, n. c., Nov. 4.--Returns
from many. counties remove Nil doubt AZ
70 the result In thfs State. The itepub.
l!cans concede the State to the Democrats
on both the Presidential and State tickets.
The Democrats claim their majority will
not be less than 10000. There seems to
be little doubt that the Democrats have
eight out OF the ten Congressman, gain
)f one. -
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WIlEELL WEsTYA, WEDNESDAY, MoRNING.NOvEMBER5

had gone Democratic, though the
Republican majority had been greatly re-
dueed. The triumph Of the Fusion ticket
q Michigan he regarded as quite proba.
bic, but these, even with Rhode Island,
New Jersey and Nevada, in which Demo.
cratic victory seemed probable or was
conceded, tho Governor said, at will not
avail unless we get New York, anyhow.
! shall have the satisfaction Of knowing
that have been sustained ut home.n
z lSDlASApoLls, Nov. IA Journal special
says the Republican Clerk and Judge at
fairland, Shelby county, refused to sign
the election returns, claiming, that voters
were bulldozcd and the ballot box stuffed.
An armed mob has taken possession OF
the town and declare they will kill the
Clerk and Judge unless they sign the re-
turns. A sheriff and posse Of men have
gone to the scene.
1SDIASArotIs, ND, Nov, 4.-Eighty-
five voting places show Republican gain
Of LOIS and Democratic gain OF 745.
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NEW JERSEY.
Essex County cinimsi by Republicans by
$500 0InIority.

= z. -
Essex County Claimed by Republicans by
$500 9InIority...
TRENTON, \. j., Nov. l.-The Repub-
iicans claim Essex county by from $500 to
5000, a slight Republican, gain. Lehlbach,
Republican, is elected to Congress in the
Sixth district. Passaic county gives an
estimated Republican majority OF 1,SO0,
about The same rs in 1880. The Demo,
cratic majority in Bergen county promises
to be larger than usual. Both parties
claim the State. The polls did not close
in this State until Tsp. u. Meagre returns
from counties show Republican gains.
TRENTON, N. j. Nov. 4.-Trenton from
partial returns gives good sized Rrpubli.
tan gains. Buchanan for Congress runs
ahead of his ticket. Atlantic county gives
B'aine 900 maJority,.a Democratic gain OF
.6s. The indications point to Republi.
can majority OF OF 100 in Mercer county,
a Republican gain OF l25. Buchanan Ire
publican il elected 10 Congress from the
Second district.
In Atlantic county Blaine's ma lority is
about 400, Democratic gain Of 200.
Senator Hobart, Of this State, tele-
graphed that the Republicans were gain.
ing everywhere, and will carry the Slate.
PATERSON, n. j., Nov. 4.-Aleagrs re.
turns indicate that Blaine will exceed Gar.
fields plurality in 1850 in Paspaic county.
The entire Republican county ticket and
three Republican AssembIymen are prob.
ably elected. Phelps, Republican, for
Congress, runs ahead OF his ticket.
PRfScEroS, N.iJ., Nov. 4-Princeton
gives Blaine 50 majority; Buchanan, Re-
publican, for Congress, laS.
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Cleveland Sn,ll!nS.'

ALBANY, n. Y, Now 4.-Gov. Cleveland
arrived in Albany at 6 IN. from Buffalo.
The Governor was accompanied from Buff
falo by II number OF gentlemen Of that
city. When he stepped from. the train he
was surrounded by d large crowd OF peo-
Pile, eager to extend to him hearty well
come. When the party passed through
the depot gates the people cheered and
swung their hats, to which the Governor
responded gracefully by lifting his hat and
bowing, He was driven to the executive
mansion. The Governor spoke in CHEEKY,
smiling manner to those who shook his
hand and wished him well. S.
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LITTLE RHoDY.

PKovInEscE, R. [, Nov. 4.-Thc total
vote OF Providence Isl: Blaine, G,e75i
Cleveland, AL; Batler, col St. John,
253. Blaine's majority !, 400. .a's 81 I il 4
PEovlpEScE,t r. l., NOV. 4.-Newport
gave Blaine 2,04l& Cleveland ,o0S; But
Ter II 81. John I57, against 2,o6i for Gar.
field and 979 for Hancock. The vote OF
The, State complete siyes Rlaine 1909;
Cleveland le,1as, Ru.ler 425; St. John
OIL. Blaiue's majority is i, ,aa.55, against
7,l55 for Garfield in 1880, Z &. +
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Better Ciali, the Earth.

NEw ioRS, Nov. +.--sena!or Jones Of
the Democratic National Committee, says
there is no doubt that New York State has
given Cleveland from 5000 to &C, 900 ma.
iority, New Jersey 5000, and Connecticut
$500. Sleagrc returns from Indiana show
material Democratic gains over 1850, and
Senator Jones is confident OF q Democratic
majority in that State and California. He
also hopes for Nevada.
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THERE was no canvass in Mississippi
no active interest in the election. Colored
men prefer life to the sweet privilege OF
being shot down or cheated out Of their
ballots. ~ 9
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Spiral DiqIateh 10 he fr.e!iigNer. gt
CADIz, ONO, Nov. +.-Cadiz is crazy
over gain of rs in Harrison county over
October. Tho majority in Harrison
county will reach 7o5. The 10 first voters
were out in force with the drum corps;
pandcmonium reisns. Hundreds will stay
up all night waiting for returns. q
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VERMONT.
The Green NIountain Eoys Pull Up in Sobl,
ss.7 sE54 Style. -

BrRLlSGroS, VI, Nov. 4.-One hundred
and forty towns give Blaine 2S,e4l; Cleye-
land, 1864; Butler, 80; St. John, l,lCs.
Blaine's plurality, l5,A7. The same
towns in 1850 gave Garfield 32,36s; Han.
cock, 1897 Weaver, 1,0ll. Carloads
plurality 1901. II the remaining l2O
towns give proportional vote Biainc'a
majority will be upwards Of 5000.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Early Predictions, OF tho Usual Result o
the Uspul 1frtl,DdS

EafE tfedieuons OF tho Usual Result Of
s the Usual Methods.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nov. 4.-There was
practically no opposition to the Demo-
c,atlc candidates for State Offices. and in
only four or 1--WE counties have the Repub-
ticans nominated candidates for county
officers. There is no serious opposition to
the Democratic candidates for Congress
except in the First Tor Charleston dis.
trict, where Taft, Republican, opposes
Dibble,6 Democrat; and inSthe Seventh
district, where smalls, Republican, Is op.
posed by Elliott, Democrat, The proba.
pollea,: 593 59T3 sl7'.'. So .. ~ Z
CNAnLEsroS, S. G., Noy.-Scatterine re-
turns from number Of counties through,
out the State indicate the Democrats haze
elected their entire ticket by large
majority, with six out Of seven Congress
men, The election SO far az heard from
has been peaceful. .ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-05

JUDGE BRASSoS's jack-kniie act didn't
set Ohio county on fire for him. The
judge might have done better il he
halp't turned up here with his hippo
drome. .----.. -