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Either singly or in mass, women were
the authors Of the most important episodes
of the revolution. The initiative act of
TIE struggle. the famous petition of the
Champs de Mars. which demanded that
"neithcr I.ouis XVI, nor any other
King should he recognized, was drawn
up by woman, Mime Ronert, nee Ka-
ralo. In the stolming OF the Bastile and
at the iete OF the Federation Michelet
prCnounces women the prime movers. 1t
was their energetic conduy; whi~h crowned
with success the events OF the 9TH aud 9th
of October l7S9, and brought Louis from
Versailles TO Paris. \ French historian
has truly said: Women were the adj
vance guard Of the revolution" Thus
the advocacy of great men, and the activity
and vigor of women themselves, seemed in
the early days of the revolution to portend
the opening of new era for the female
sex. But the authors OF the revolt
wished only to use the women for the adj
vanccment of their own ends. No sooner
was the instruction gotten we'll uEder
way than they deserted their worthy
CONDUCTORS In the beginning they en-
countercd them i'll the foundation Of clubs,
and applauded their ardor in the cause,
only to abolish these clubs, check their ar
dor, and finally thrust them back into
their old position when the end was gained.
Mirabcau, Danton, Eobespierre, and others
soon put period to this women's move
ment. The republic was gradually merged
into the empire, which was the coup de
grace OF the aspirations Of the women Of
1879. The empire not only diSsipated
their day dreams, hut it fastened the Ma
poeonic code about their necbls. This was
Il fatal moment for women's interests. The
general public had not forgotten the many
disorders in which they had participated,
and was unlriendly. The codifers were
dry old followers Of the Roman law, and
Bonaparte, woman's evil genius, was all
powerful The spirit with which he en-
tered upon the task may be judged by this
remark to his Colleagues: a husband
ought to have absolute control over the ac-
tions of his wife he has the right to say
to her, Madame You shall not 80 to the
theater; Madame, You shall not see such
and such 4 person. = The Woman Ques-
ton in Europe-r Stanton.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 5ih.-At o'clock this
morning POI of the 200 towns and precincts of
the State had reported. They show Demo
cratic gain of $500 over 1850 on the Presidential
vote. If like rate OF increase is had in the re-
naming precincts, it will give the State to
Cleveland. The Presidential vote is claimed by
both the Republican and Democratic State Com
mittecs.
MILWAUKEE, November 9TH. 49, Wisconsin is
claimed by both parties by small majorites.
MILWAUKEE, November 5th.-The State Demo
cratic Central Committee conccde 1000 to $500
Republican majority on the basis of returns so
far received. The Republican Central Commit
tee claim about 10G00.s
MILWAUKEE, November jth.-Five hundred
and ninety-two towns and wards including over
one-half of the States entire vote show net
Democratic gain o. piss.
MILWAUKEE, November 5th-Thc precincts
heard from show net Democratic gain of S Oo0.
If the Democratic ticket should have proper
tionate gain in the remaining precincts the
Republicans viii carry the STATE by about ~ 900.
MILWAUKEE,. November 5th.-The returns and
estimates place the Republican plurality in the
State at 1000 or more. The Republicans elect
seven out Of the nine Congressmen. This is II
gain Of four
MILWAUKEE, November 5th.-The Legislature
is Republican in both branches, nsuring the
election Of Republican United States Senator.
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WHOLE NO. l0.47O.

! NArA. November ;ah Unofficial returns from
the sixteen precincts of Napa county give
Blaine ~ majority, Carothers SO Pellet Ropl
is elected ASSemblymaa by over 2O).
BouIE, November 5th.--Two small precincts in
Mono county to hear from give a total vote of
So. Blaine 4Si, Cleveland 312, Markham 475,
Del Vale SaS, Van VOORHEES, 5a5, Deal 30l. The
Democrats elected the sheriff, Clerk and Treas
urcr.
MtRNSvILLE. November 1th.-Iu Guba county
the m;joritics complete are uS follows; Blaine
16i, Louttit ,Rep. for Congress) ll6. Chandler
(Rep. for Senate Isl, Parks REP. for Assembly,
ISL Mccoy jReP. for sheriff li9, Hare Dem. for
Clerk l28. Cunning Dem. for Recorderl 2Si
Holland tDem. for Treasurer 27o. Forbes (Rep.
for District Attorney tSo. CumbcrSon (Rep. for
Public Administrator II. Johnston (Rcp for
County Surveyor ~ Chambers majority in
the district of Suttcr and iuba will be more
than 25o, Parks majority will be i0o. The Re
publicans are jubilant here tonight
VALLEJO November 5th.-Complete returns of
Solano county give Blaine $aj majority. and Me
Kenna, for Congress, Sgl, This Is Il gain for the
Republicans OF ~ over 1850 The entire Repub
iean county ticket is elected, Soiano sends
three Republicans to the Legislature, and also
gives the Republican candidate Tor Joint Senator
of Soano and Yoio sufficient majority to in
sure his election.
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VIRGINIA. November atb.-The Republican
state Central Committee ciujm Nevada by l.lo0
majority.
| WlNNENrc,A. Noycmber 5;h.-Clcyelaud car
ries Humboldt county 10y lil majority. Cassidy
by c'H majority The Democrats elect The lcgis-
lsliye ticket, inclWiiry 1t Senator. and all tbc
l county officers
Ar.9N, November 5th.-Elaiuc carries Lam
der coany ly loo, Woodbum .g,p.l. for Con-
grc>s. l'y %, Hawley lRep}. ros supreme judge,
l3o. and all the Republican county ticket. cx-
cept District Attorney and County Clerk
ELNo November 5th.-Eeturus not complete.
From present indications Blaine carries the
county. Cassidy tDem.l for Congress. has loo
majority The Republican legislative .ic,>ct is
probably elected.
CANpELAlIA, November 5th. - Blaine III,
Cleveland Is. ConEr,ssman-Wo Woodbum Uicpl.
40; Cassidy DEM, 65 Republican Assembly
men, . majority
LovkLoCK, November 5th,- Blaine "a, Glove
land Il, Woodbum -. Cassidy -; HaVley
Repi, for supreme Judge. ,-l; Sewcu tRep,},
Supreme Judge. Il; Pierre pcml. senator, Gi;
Wise (RePl Senator, -: Assemblymep-O'po pou-
aid tDcml L. We>tmll pcm), 90 Archer
Rep. Is: Minear RepJ 81; Tcrrittan (Rep),
-; Grannis CRcp.j, 90.
EUREKA, Noycmber5;h.- Eureka county elects
the entire Republican ticket Majority for
Blaine. 200. Cassidy lDem), for Congress. viii
get l50 majority. White Pine elects Robinson
| Rep) for State Senator also gives Blaine 100
majority.
DAYTON, November 5th.-Silvcr City precinct
Blaine, Is majority; Woodhurn tIcp), for Con-
grcss, - majority. Mound House precinct
Blaine, . majority; Woodburu, majority; Haw-
ley, Supreme Ludge II majority. Greenfield
preciuct-Blainc and Cleveland tie: Wood
burn, majority.
BELMONT November 5th.-M0joriieS for Bel
mont township-Cleveland ., Cassidy (or Con-
gress) II; Seawall DEM 5, Mantc (Repl Sena.
tor, = Notwithstanding (Dem.) Is, Strof
| (Dem.) S. The Sheriff Clerk, Recorder Treas
urer, District Attorney, Assessor and one Com
missioner, all Republicans, are elected.
! AUSTIN. November 5th-Full returns from
! Lander county give Blaine Is majority; Wood
! burn (Rcp.), Congressman, los majority; Hawlcy
! (Rcp), Supreme Judge, Is. Republican Assem-
blymen are elected by maioritieS of over 10
| All the Republican county officers are elected
| except District Attorney and Clerk.
VIRGINIA, November 5th.-The count is pro-
crossing very slowly. only about half the bal
lots are counted thus far. bu, enough TO show
that Blaine, Woodburn and the entire Repub.
lican legislative ticket in Storey county is car
ricd by from 300 to 400 majority.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PlrrsEUnG, November 5th.-Blaine's plurality
in Allegheny county is l6C0s. The fun Repub
lican county and legislative ticket is elected
James II. Hopkins Democrat, is defeated by
James c. Negley in the Twenty-second Congress
sional District. Thomas NJ. Bayne, Republican
in the Twenty third District is reelected
PHILADELPnIA. November 5th.-The Republi
cans elected % Congressman and Democrats 20
The Republicans also elected Congressman at
large. The Republicans gain four. The delega.
ton stands, Republican 16 Democrats 10.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5th.-The following
Congressman have been elected in Pennsylva.
MIA First District, Bingham Rep); Second
o'Nell (Rep); Third, Randall (Dem.); Fourth
Kelly (Rep.l; Fiflh, Harmer Rep.l; Sixth, Eber.
hart (Repl; seventh, Evans (Rep.): Eighth, Er.
mentrout (Dcm.); Ninth, Hustadt Rep; Tenth
sowden Dcm.); Eleventh, Stern tDem.) Twelfth
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CONNECTICUT.

HARGF0ED, November 5th.-Cleveland carries
the State by 200 plurality. There is no election
of Governor by the people Waller DEM failing
OF Il majority by about POS The Legislature is
largely Republican, and Will elect Harrison
This is definite and reliable. and the result viii
not be changed.
New BEDFORD, November 5th.-The vote o.
Connecticut for President, with only the small
town of Washington to hear FROM is 1$6, ,552, o
which Blaine receives 65,73S, Cleveland 66 ,952
St. John > ,9O5, Butler 1867. Cleveland's plural
ity is PA.
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INDIANA.

INpNNafot ls, November 5th.-Fiye hundred
and twenty voting places show q net Republican
gain &c fg. This would indicate abou. l,GJ
plurality.
IND!tNAFoi!s. November 5.h-Fiye hundred
and sixty voting places show a Republican gain
of 1920, and a Democratic gain of e 672s-a ncl
Republican gain OF 3,1i7. This indicates Dem
ocratic plurality of so in that state.
GNrI,NtrotIS, November 5th.-Fiye hundred
and ninety voting places give net Republican
gain OF i5.t. lfthis rate is maintained. ii will
give a Republican plurality in thc sta:e OF
] 80
GNpIANArojIS, November 5th.-Six hundred
and twenty-.our precincts show net Rcpubli-
can gain o. 400. rhis is 50 per cent. Of the
State.
AMBASSADORS. November 5th.-Returns are
coming IL more rapidly thi, morning, but the
only thing yet definitely known is that the state
will be very close If The present ratios Of Re
publican gains continue the state viii be To-
markabiy close, and the plurality wiz no: be
more than ,to5 either way. Il Is impossible as
yet to state the complexion O. the legislature
INDIsNAorIS, November 5th-Pu,nam coun-
ty gives Democratic majority OF :.-S-a Eeput-
licau gain of S. Cas-, county gives Demo
cratic majority oc isi-a Republican gain ofS-,l.
Lapoue county gives a Democratic majority OF
%0-a Democratic gain of 10. Martin county
gives Democratic majority Of 2S5-a Demo
cratic gain of IS. Grant county gives Rep,Gb-
lean majority of 75o-e Republican gain OF IL.
Whitley county gives a Democratic majority Of
26o-a Democratic gain OF - There is every
indication thai the vote viii be very close. At
noon the Democratic Committee claim the state
by 5,0>0. The Republican Committee axe cquaily
confident, bat do not give figures
INDIANAPOLIS. November 5,h.-Hendri.k Ks has
been in receipt Of telegrams from -arious
sources 81 DAY, but has received nothing lrom
he National Committee sircc this morning. He
answered telegram from Joseph Pulitzer. OF
the New Yo-k Horid, who asked his opinion OF
he result. and the reasons that in his belief ed
to il. and attached an inquiry as TO how New
York had gone In response, Mr.. Pulitzer wired
that New York had given Cleveland and Hen
drieks & small plurality which might be in
creased. and anyhow the State was sure for the
Ip1nOcratic Electors
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An official report upon the fuel used en-
Russian railways has been prepared by
General Po,siat, the M;nistc.' of Ways and
Communications. 1t appears from this re-
port, which IS concerned with the year
1881, that of the lorty-nine railway COM
panies existing in the empire only four
were using wood exclusively for their loco
motives The lines were all short ones,
running through forest tracts lbundantly
supplied with wood and far away from coal
supplies The bulk of the lines used coal,
and during the year the aggregate con-
sumption of all the railways was 563 G29
cubic Russian fathoms Of wood and upward
of l,230,00U tons Of coal The quantity OF
English coal used was only l50,450 tons,
most of which was burned on the Baltic
and on the southwestern lines The report
notices general tendency toward larger
consumption of Russian and diminished
one of foreign coal. The increase in the
Use of Russian coal is given at 10000 tons,
or s per cent, within the year. Only 30
600 tons OF German coal were burned, and
these were used on lines near the German
border. Since the report was drawn up
there has been considerable enlargement
in the supply to the railways Of the Donetz
and Moscow coal, and the use OF petrsleum
As an engine fuel has become almost gen.
eral on the lines near the Caucasus. The
Russian import duties on foreign coal were
increased not long ago London Times.
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The St. Petersburg Tc3omosi gives par
ticuiars of the reclamation Of Il vast tract
living between the rivers Dnieper, Pripet,
f}eresina and Ptitshia, known as the
Polessle region, which has been hitherto
useless and in great part impassab!e; The
works began in the year 1874, and by the
end of last year a canal system of about
1,695 versts (1,l30 niles had been COM
pleted, which has already drained l,l4l,-
Coo desiatinas, (oyer 5000 square miles,
Nearly onc-sixth of this vast tract that
has hitherto been an imrcnotrabie morass
has been changed into meadow land. An
area of over 1,250 square miles OF forest,
which was Totally useless, being traversed
by network OF swamps, has been thor
oughly drained, the lines of swamp beng
cleared, deepencd and converted into
drainage canals, which, unfortunately, can
have only very slight fall. Another
large piece Of forest, over $50 square miles
in extent hitherto practically inaccessible,
has been opened up by canals and made
available for useful purposes; and the re-
nlainder, amounting to about I4o,0oQ
desatinaS, lover $500 square milesl had
been drained and brought into condition
fit for cultivation or pasturagc. The work
is said to have been executed at an annual
expenditure of 2G5,090 rubleS, or little
less than e40, ,000.- London Times.
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Blaine by over 80, 900 plurality. The vote for St
John is insignificant. The complexion Of the
Legislature will insure the return of Rcpubli
can United States Senator
ST. LOUIS, November 5th.-Advices from Kan
sas estimate Blaines majority in that State at
$4,000. Martin (Rep.), for Governor, has 40,Gol
majority. Every Republican Congressman Is
elected, and the Legislature viii he Republican.
TOPEKA, November 5th.-At p NJ. the Repub
lican State Committee estimate Blaine's major
ity at $1,000. Martin (Rep.l, for Governor has
10000. Every Republican Congressman is elect
ed, and the Legislature is nearly unanimously
Republican. Much scratching on local tickets
is delaying the returns
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OKIGITVAI DEFE( I'VE

Sacranton (Rep.); Thirteenth, Brumm (Rep);
Fourtceth, Bound (Rep.); Fifteenth, Bunnell
Rep.): Sixteenth, Brown Rep.): Seventeenth,
Campbell (Rep.); Eighteenth, Atkinson Rep);
Nineteenth, Duncan (Dem.) Twentieth, Curtin
Rep }; Twenty-frst. Boyle Dem.l; Twenty-sec-
ond, Negley tRep1; Twenty-third, Bayne (Rep);
Twenty fourth, Jackson (Rep). Twenty fifth,
White rep; Twenty-sixth Flacgo (Rep.):
Twenty Scott (Dem.l; at large, Osborn
CRep) Brumm is Republican Greenbacker
The Republicans gainifour members.
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WEST VIRGINIA,

WHEELING, November 5th.-From present in
dications the State will give majority for
Blaine. The Republicans have probably elected
two Congressman.
WHEELING, November 5th.-Eleyen counties
out of the fifty-three give Republican gains of
1000 A gain of 100 more in the remaining
counties would give the State one-half to Blaine
and one-half to Butler, each three votes
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OHIO.

ColvsEie. November 5th.-The Republican
majority in the state may reach i000o.
CoLUHHUS, November 5th.-RcturnS from CTS
Of the 21I7 precincts in Ohio give net Repub-
licau gain OF l2o2i over the vote Of last month.
an average Of Is per precinct. This rate viii
give the Republicans plurality Of i7,222, which
VIII probably be reduced by returns from the
rRral districts Yet to be obtained.
CoLUMsvs. November 5th.--All but four pre-
cincts reported unofficial indicate that Blaine
carries the state by about 81 900.
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NORTH CAROLINA

Ni.HiNGToH, November 5th.-The State has
gone 80 overwhelmingly Democratic that all in
tcrcst in the returns has ceased to exist. The
Democrats carry the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, seventh, Eighth aud Ninth Cougres
siona. Districts. The Republicans carry tae
Second District Democratic gain OF one. 1t is
almos; certain that the Democrats viii have 4
two-:n;rdS majority in the Legislature.
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KANSAS.

TorKKA, November 5th.-one bundled and
twenty-three cities, towns and precincts give
Blaine s, Us majority.
ATcHIsos, November 5th.-Atchison county,
complete except one precinct, gives Martin
Rep, for Governor, lis majority over Click,
who carried il by 800 in 1882. Colonel Martin
estimates his plurality in the State at 10000 to
4oaJo. The Champion claims the State for
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. November 5th.-The following
Republican congressman are elected i'll this
State Pettibone in the First District, Hetuck
in the Second and Taylor in the Tenth. The
rest Of the Congressional delegation is Demo
cratic. The Democratic majority in the Legis-
lature is considerably reduced. Bates Dem. J,
for Governor, is probably elected by reduced
majority
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON. November 5th.-Thc Trenton Times
gives the state 10 Cleveland by Isl majority.
TRENToS. November 5th.-Somcrsct county
gives Cleveland 900 majority. The State Senate
i> Republican b. one majority.
TEEgToH, November 5th.-Glouccster county
gives Blame so majority, and Farrel DEM, for
Congress, % majority. BIainc's majority in
Atlantic viii reach 55o, and in Burlington
O.
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LOUIsIANNA.

New ORLEANS, November 5th.-Fricnds of
Boatner and Morey concede General Kings
election to Congress in the Fifth District by
5000. Governor Kelloggs friends admit his de-
feat for Congress in the Third District by 800 by
E. J. Gay, a Protectionist Democrat and a
wealthy sugar planter
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, November 5th.-News received
since midnight simply confirms last night 5
news that the Democrats elected the entire
ticket. Precise figures cannot be given until to-
morrow, owing to the lack of telegraphic conf
municalon with remote points Kisbee Rcpub-
lican is defeated in the Second District by 600.
KEY WEST, November 5th.-The State is Dem
ocratic ljy 10 coo majority
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GENERAL GAIN OF CONGRESSMEN.
Additional Reports Necessary TO Decide
the Battle.
tsrEcIAL ~ TELEGRAPH TO THE RECORD UNION.
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, November 5th.-No figures from
Arkansas yet. Little Rocl; City goes Republican
by 1853 majority.
LITTLE ROCK, November 5th.-Returns indi-
cate the election of all the Democratic Congress
men. The State viii probably go Democratic
by upwards of 10000 majority.
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Other Newspapers which Went oa at Half

New YORK, November 9TH The CommTciat
1dretiser publishes an extra this morning,
which says in its first column " When the re
turns began to come in last night they seemed
to indicate that the Republicans had sustained
n disastrous defeat The Democratic news
papers published haring bulletins, which an
nounced that New York had given Cleveland
GO, 600 majority, New Jersey 6,O00, and that In
diana and Connecticut had gone against The Re-
publicans. 1t was claimed that Blaincs defeat
was conceded, and the Cleveland men, who at
last began to see the promised land shouted
themselves hoarse. l. all the States had
gone as thus indicated, Clevelands yictory
would have been sweeping one, for New York
and Indiana. with the solid South. would have
elected him The Republicans could have lost
New York and New jersey, but would have had
to carry Indiana and Connecticut Later re
turns sensibly modify the first reports. The ma
joriiy below Harlem river fell Off considerably
and at O'Clock 1t was not claimed that ii would
he more than $1,000 in New York, Kings,
Queens and Richmond counties. 1t was appar-
ent that the cXtravagant claims made by the
Democrats early in The night had no fountia-
tion in fact that a majority of GO,000 was not 10
be recorded this year
Butler Receives IA Dispatch
BosToS. November 5th-The Trd,eiier saws
that General Butler received dispatch this
morning from New York, assuring him that
Blaine had carried that State by from 800 to
1909 plurality beyond doubt.
Remarks of the Eastern Press
New YenK, November 5th.-Thc ErcRiHg Post
says: While the returns received at this hour
do not positively indicate Cleveland'S election
they point to that conclusion West Virginia
and Virginia are almost certain to have voted
for Cleveland, while the chances are altogether
in favor of his getting others of the doubtful
States The Pos publishes n table. giving Cleve-
land 201 electoral votes, against lis for Blaine
leaving 81 doubtful
The CoHlwcrcidi Adrcfscr says: At the time
we write the result of the Presidential election
is about the worst tha: it could be, that is. a
doubtful result. The probabilities are in favor
of Blaine, but many of the returns are unoli-
cial, and a more accurate count here and there
may reverse the present aspect of the case
NEW YORK, November jth.-The Mail and
Express says OF the result in this city Nothing
is left from the Tammauy wreck in this city but
the candidate for Coroner, five Aldermen and
the same number of AsSemblymen The tre-
mendous calculations made by the big chiefs
and little Indians yesterday have exploded like
soap bubbles, and the warriors hang their heads
in humiliation this afternoon. Their chosen
candidate young Grant, has been thrashesi 10
the tune of over 10000 by the belligerent leader
OF Thompson's citizens ticket, ". K. Grace.
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GEORGIA.

MACON, November 5th.-Georgia sends solid
Democratic delegation to Congress
~ ~lUGUsrA November 5th.-Georgc T. Barnes
Tor Congress, was elected from the Tenth Dis
trict practically without opposition. Georgia
sends old Democratic delegation to Congress
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OREGON.

| PORTLAND. November 5th.-Orcgon goes Re
publican by IL majority running from ! 800 to
1000. Indications are strong that the Republi-
cans have elected their Delegate to Congress
! from Washington Territory.
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BALTIMORE, November 5th.-Clevelands plu-
rality is G,7I3. OF the six congressman the Dem
ocrats elect five, gain Of one. McComas, Re
publican, in the Sixth District, is reelected.
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MISSISSIPpI.

MEHriIi>, November jth.-Morgan DEM de-
feats Chalmers in the Second Mississippi District
for Congress by 1890