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A Quiet 'rlmo ut Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. O., Oct. lI.-To-day's elec-
ton passed off quietly, notwithstanding
it excited ex t.raordinary interest. A heavy
vote was polled and great amount Of
ticket scratching was done. The excite.
mcnt at the opening OF the polls was in.
tense. Members of both parties were
watcbfnl OF the interests Of themselves
and fellow voters. Judges and clerks
were chosen and qualified and every
thing moved off, smoothly. The
voters generally early presented
themselves at the polls, and before noon
the tally sheets showed n long list 81
names, in many cases covering two-thirds
and even thrcc-iourths OF the entire vot-
ing population. In some Of the wards
there was considerable challenging Of
mtn, whose residence and right to vote
were disputed. Foran, Democratic can
didatc ior Congress, ran far ahead Of his
ticket, and is probably elected. He was
supported by all labor organizations, g
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Hamilton County Republican.

CINCINNATI, Oct. A.-The first returns
received tonight was from Clifton pre-.
cinct, showing Republican gain Of fifty.
Then came a precinct Of the Tenth wa'd,
which last ycar was evenly divided. 1t
now showed o Republican majority OF 903,
which WINS tKepubican gain TO tina.
amount. This was settlement Of the
question MS to how the German vote was
going, and Ms subsequent returns showed
large gains in other wards it was soon con.
cedcd that Hamilton county had gone
Republican. The outlook at 10 o'clock Is
that the Republican majority in Hamilton
county may reuch 1000, and that both
Butterworth and Brown, Republicans, are
elected to Congress, ft
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A Frencl, Mute to: Germaniyy;,-:-:;,.::.-,. , iy;::,:-,.

LONDON, OCT. l4.--Erance and Germany!
will propose at the Congo Conference Of
the powers in Berlin TINT -thu- Banubian
system be applied on the Congo. Baron
De. Courcel, the French Ambassador at
Berlin, in letter dated September 90, to
Prince bismarck, says France is anxious
to settle in spirit Of good mutual under
standing, her relations with Germany as u
nelshbor in Afraca, and she fayors free
dom Of commerce on the Congo. He says
that the views OF France III the matter,
being identical with those in Germany,
she has decided with ],er to invite a con-
ference OF nil the Cabinets interested in
the suhipct gz.5.s =saf5g ii i;.T1lt
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THE QUEBEC EXPLOSION.
Tls Four Mon Who Arc Suspected Of tho
Dylnmite Outrage. i n -, ELtS-

THU Tour Mon Who Ars Suspected Of tho
Dyinmlte Outrage: - 81,
QuEnEc. Oct l4.-The four men sus-
pectcl Of causing tho explosion Of the
Parliament buildings Saturday ranged in
:age from 40 to 81 years. They all occu-
pied the same room, in. which were two
double beds. Z Madame Nolin, their land
lady, not understanding English, could
not make anything out Of their .conversa-
ton. Two Of the men seemed to have
a|t they had with them on their person.
Thev were in the habit Of paying for each
meal !s they partook of 1t, and also pay
iny for their beds each morning. Thurs
day last Nthe youngest party left, taking
with hintS heavy valise, and did not
afterwards return. All seemed to be well
supplied with American money, which it
seems they had some difficulty in getting
exchanged. iorE Canadian money to pay
for their board. j Saturday afternoon the
guardian ut the Quebec Central. depot ut
Lewis stated he ihad ono Friday heard a
lman speaking; in roferonce:to the ,yintcnd.
.ed explosionin front Of the station, and
that he at once communicated what lie
had heard to the police at Quebec and
\ 'evis = lli!h is'2 ri y ii tst,4 5ft
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THE FRENCH IN CHINA. Y, u
Asking for, Rsinforcsments-1Is Meeting Of tho
WI -N.t L-l-lL ChnmhArs L-l,iL, LLn.tll iltntLl

y Z 10
PARIS, Oct, .i4,-Alctter from, The French
Consul at Shanghai to tho Senior Euro
pean Consul there . 6 published: Tho
writer promises that tho French Will not
attack Shanghai orBWoo Sung unless
Chlna violates tho laws OF neutrality, The
iardtisigtdnt, Henri Rocheiort's paper, as.
serts TINT the government has Just rrcciv-l
ed alarming ncws from China or Tonqnin.
which 1t is Withholding from the public. S
The ruinor that Gen. Bricre do Lisle
has telegraphed for reinforemcnts TO be-
sent TO him at once IL confirmed this
afternoon. Gen. Dc Lislc teiegrapiis that
hc Is unable to carry OH further military
operations ut kep with the present force
under his command, and Is compelled to
keep, within his Notifications, md net on
the defensive owing IA: the large and well I
equipped army the Chinese have in tho
vicinity: lie states that tho ,l,od Chuan
river is falling,which will limit the opera
uons o. the gnnboats, and will neccssitato
much larger force qt troops 70. allow
alm 70 resume otIensiyE lemohstrations.
Admiral i'espes also telegraphs, fof. .tcin.
,orcelnents, stating that n large landing
force l,, VIII be necessary to capture Tausui.
Tho opening Of tho French Chambers
today Is awaited with anxiety. y. Ferry,
1t Is said, does not regard the 9ituati0n
without fear, because tho Radicals under
u. Clcmcnceau are preparing an attack
on the policy Of the government, which
VIII probably DO SUPPORTED by, the Qslean-s
lists, Lcgltimists and DonapartislB. Tho
6, costly war in China is very Unpopular in
tho country. t'si M ~ ,1sss ~,
NJ. Roivicr, tho new Minister Of, Com
mcrcc, promises to begin his ministerial 4
career by an investigation of tho. present
cominercial crisis, with n view to tho adop-I.
ton Of remedial measures. ...tib i,.l -
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BLAINE IN MICHIGAN.
His Cordial Reception ut De.rolt-Two Pro.

His Cordial Reception ut Dctroit-Two Pro.
2 cosnions Reviewed. 5,-I
DETROIT, Oct. l4.-In tho crowd at
Wyandotte 10 greet Mr.. Blaine were n
great many workinsmcn employed in the
rolling mills. Mr.. Blaine spoke briefly
OF tho influence Of tariff iu securing
higher wages to American workmen than
are paid for similar work in Europe. Ills
remarks were received very tavorably,
and he was loudly chcered as !sthe train
moved oil. About 3 O'Clock the party ar.
rived in Detroit. They were transferred
to carriages and driven in procession
through the city for more than three
hours. Many dwellings and business
buildings were gaily decorated, and the
people were out in great numbers all
along the route. a7T
After the procession Mr.. Blaine was
driven to the house Of Mrs. Chandler,
widow Of the late Senator Chandler, where
he dincd in company with Senator Hale
and other friends. Later he. came down
to tho Russell House and reviewed from
the balcony q atorchlight procession. An
immense crowd had gathered in front Of
the hotel and in the open space between:
there and athe City Hull while the day.
light procession was in progress, and most
OF the people remained there until a late
hour, when Mr. Blaine appeared on the
balcony. He was repeatedly cheered: =
Ten. Fremont was on the balcony with
Mr.. Blaine, and in response to repeated
calls both gentlemen made very brief
speeches, which stirred the crowd to q high
pitch of enthusiasm. ifss; Va
At about o'clock Mr., Blaine retired to
his parlor where lie spent few minutes
in examining the returns from Ohio,
which had just begun to come in. These
were principally from Cincinnati, show
ing large Republican gains, ,and at Mr..
Blainc's suggestion they were read from
the balcony 10 the people below, who
chcercd wildly and made all kinds Of en-
thuslastic demonstrations.
At about 0:45 Mr.. Blaine went over to
Music Hall where there was large meet
ing in progress to be addressed by Senator
Hale and other speakers. Upon Mr..
Blalne's appearance the regular proceed
ings were. suspended and the audience
cheered wildly and clamored for u speech.
Mr.. Blaine spoke few words about the
news from Ohio. lie soon returned 10 the
hotel TO inspect the later returns.
:. He read dispatches aloud to gentlemen
in the room and he was very quiet and
composed, but seemed greatly pleased.
The wire in his parlor, in the Russell
House was connected with wire in his
library at Augusta, and nt intervals be-
tween the Ohio dispatches he received
congratulations Of his family and friends
at home and .convcrsed with Mrs. Blaine
partly about public and-~partly- about
domestic affairs. 4. n, - :
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Satisfied MT Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. l4.-Thc re-
turns from Ohio tonight were received
with great satisfaction by the Republicans,
and there was continued cheering at ull
points were the figures were displayed.
There were great crowds in the streets and
around tile bulletin boards. They were
perfectly orderly and the Republicans re-.
tired at m early hour with the feefngthnt
their most sansuinc expectations were
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Tho a,nhdi Il, Invest t1shnrtou,m,1.

CAlRo, Oct. l4.-It:is reported from
Kardofan that the Mabdi is arranging to
invest Khartoum and staryc the garrison:
.-CAmo, Oct. 1.-THE Mudir Of Dongola
has ordered all the irregular troops to bo.
in readiness for marching on Thursday
next. The jnfantywill remnin to defend
Dongola in case it.should be attacked by
tho Mahdi. - l,.. .ysttts s tl.,:l = y ~.
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rEnl1Ars the appointment of Mr.. Hatton
to be Postmaster General Is flie to 4, severe
idea OF civil service ir'elformn.9 It IS tile pro-
motion Of the hext in line (, fill 4 vacancy.
On no other ground can it be defended; !;
and the defense L Hpn ( tthat hat ground is not
good, for the! promotion rarely reaches SO
high as the cabinot.' Mr.. Hatton is not u
man Of sufficient breadth to be one Of the
Presidents constitutional advisers. He is
Al small politician ina very big place.
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Republican Gain. In Cincinnati.

2 ClScIyIArI, Oct. 1.-THE total vote Of
Cincinnati Is estimated ut between 05.O0G
and 10000. Republican gains are reported
in nearly all precincts heard from, fifty in
llG in another and l24 in another. "A
small Democratic gain is shown in one
Democratic ward Republicans are claim
ing the election Of both congressman
Butterworth and Brown. aud the entire
county ticket by 1000 majority.
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Married a Lord.

LONDON, Oct. l4.-The marriage o., Their
ese Foote, daughter Of Capt. Foote, U: s. 4
NJ and Lord Montague Pauletc, son Of
the Marquis Of Winchester, took:place to-,
day in St. Georges Church. y. IS. Min
lister Lowell and large and fashionable
company was present. After u wedding
breakfast at kensineton palace, the newly
married couple started for Nice. The
wedding presents were many and costly.
Queen Victoria sent an antique diamond
bracelet md gold break inst service. Tho
Prlnce and Princess of Wales csent q dia-
N mond necklace and ! IN Indian shawl
The beauty OF the American bride was,
much. remarked. Her eutire trosseau, Of
American manufacture, commanded ad-:
miration. 80 .:.c.sii - X NJ 4 : -
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BUFFALO; Oct: 14.-Thiskcity was ex-
cited tonight over the retdrns from Ohio.
Early reports said the Indications we're the
Democrats Ind carried the State and a.
Democratic club Pafaded the. s.fEets
cheering wildly. But later reports changed
the aspect Of affairs and now Mt midnight
the Republican clubs ore out in full force
cheering for their candidate. 5,h
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How Cleveland Received tho News,

ALBANY, n. ", Oct. 1.-THE people
here took great interest in the Ohio cleo
ton. Governor Cleveland observed the
regular daily routine in the executive
chamber Tie Governor was busy ut his
desk duringEthe morning, and went 10
lunch at the customary hour, 2P. NJ, re-
turning soon after three. During tl,eaiter.
noon he received a number OF callers and
retired to n private room, the. executive
chamber being given over by The Governor
to the use OF the committee, State officials
and others arranging for the States ex-
hibit at the Worlds Fair Gov. Cleveland
received no special. advices during the
afternoon. lie left tho executive chamber
for tho mansion at $3.50 II. NJ, rcmsining
there throughout the evening, where he
received Western Union bulletins Of the
results in Ohio, in company with his sec.
retary, Col. Daniel Lamont Preparations
for his trip'to New York tomorrow occu-
pied n large part Of the evening, and the
Governor retired about midnight. !557.
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Praying for Enrlnna,s Conversion.

LONDON, Oct. l4.-Aiter the celebration
OF mass yesterday in st. Peters Church,
the. Bishop Of the Diocese and the clerks,
and congregation, numbering 800, pro!
ceeded to the shrine OF Edward, the Con-;
iessor, in Westminster. Abbey, where they,
knclt and prayed for the conversion of
England to the ancient laiili. They were
not disturbed blythe Rector:;E Visitors to
proceeding, i-2', Il *, x; ,.,,&ttStfsT3i iiSl5
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That Led tho .1iepubljcan Hosts to Victory
.,G = in.OhIo. ;5.t....
Special Dipatch to the Intelligeneer.-3
CoLuMnus, o.. Oct. l4.-In spite of the
most outrageous u,d extensive frauds that
were ever attempted in any State north Of
Mason and Dixon'sH]inc, the Republicans
have carried the St.,te Of Ohio to-day by n
majority OF not less than 10000, Il gain
over the vote OF 1883 Of $500 OH an ag-
gresatc vote that will reach 775, 900. This
means 4 majority Of $4,000 for Blaine and
Logan in November =. s=s.-!s,N \ NJ
The conspirators have been defeated at
every point and the Infamous siandcrs
against our candidates have been sisnallv
rebuked. Our victory isEcomplcts. and
overwhelming and the enemy is thorough
ly demoralize1. Protection to Americ,ln
labor was tho watchword of:the campaign,
ana has led us to victory. a5.2 .:
3. R. CowES,
Editor State journal.
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Buttcrworth and browns Barbecue.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l+.-M midnight a car
riage containing Messrs. Butterworth and
Brown started from the Lincoln club and
with brass band gathered an impromptu
procession which filled the streets for
more than two squares from curb to curb.
There was cheering and shouting con.
tinuously and waving Of handkerchiels.
1hey moved with the procession and
pussed the newspaper offices in the widest
enthusiasm. g&&Eg.ia
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Two Girl. Killed BY 4 Catnmount.3 ,,,,u Z y

MARION, NC, oct.tl4.-Two children
Of Garrett Wiseman, living in Mitchell
county, were passing through tho woods
yesterday, when they were attacked BY i /
large catamount, which buried its claws
in the throat Of tho youngcrgirl, aged six.
and instantly killed her. The other pirj5
aged eight, attempted to escape;but was
pursued and caught !hy$ the beas., j and 10
terribly lacerated that She died soon after.
being discovered by d searching party. ISL:
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rntton Appointed I,o.tmn.tcr.Gchernl..

WAsniScroS, D. O. Oct. l4.-ThS Pres
idcnt to-day appointed frank ! IIattong
Postmaster General. Mr.. Hatton was
summoned to the White House anid riotis5
fed Of his appointment BY Tie President;
Proceeding to the Postotllce Department
Mr. Hatton took the oath Of office which,
was administered by .Ias. Lawrence, a (
erableaemploye, J., who performed the
saMeS 9thce-- ior. " I'ostmaster-G Generals, 1
L,esinping EitlL LPostmastcr-General G. B. J
WyckTfe, Of l2nntucky, in 5l84l. j.. SS45s5{5ss
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SDEls1lELEf COUNTY,
Indications Of n MATURITY OF One Hundred
.t. for ills ICnDblI rnu .rs srl.t zIHf'


Indications Of MATURITY OF One Hundred
for tho Republican Ticket.
Special Dispatch to the Inlslligencer. |..,s
MAnrlSsnuro, ". VA, Der. 1.-THE
largest vote ever polled in this county was
cast to-day. It cannot possibly be counted
before morning. Many Democrats voted
the Republican ticket. The indications
are that this county has given one hundred
majority for the Republicans, u gain OF
seventy-tive. The votes counted so far in
Aiartinsburg show, Maxwell r. E3i3;
Wilson o. 50. .gF y {,
Svan Meters precinct, Wilson, 81; Max
we'll, 81. Ridenour's precinct; Wilson,
Is; Maxwell, 50. Flick is running aht nd
and Wilson behind his ticket. ~,
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BEnh'S, Oct. i: 4; The 7! closing ri tho.
University at Kiea hass ! greatly S ,incensed
the educated classes qi Russia, The ex-,
element among the Sstudents an that
country is increasing. y II is :igeiported that
the University ut ChartofThas been closed.
The ltussian Government l1asircsolyed to l
proceed against tho. rebctti students.
with the utmost rigor. ~ :S5t s. q 4
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E.rtormlnuaitlur = Horse Dlsesnao. ,l,pc

DEsMolxEs, Il A.,ao Oct: IA State Veter-
marian Stalker. hahAagS up slandorcd
horses. lie has desttoyed Z large number:
4 in various parts .oi ithel State. Hitherto
I there has lteen no restraint in this matter
and scarcelyy'a Count lip the State has not
Sporc Or lesso!i .thssl disease y iR il III
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Republican victory In Newark, M,

NEWARK. Nj; Oct. 1.-THE city Re-
publican ticket was elected by 1900 ma
jority. The Republicans elect eight
aldermen, gain Of three. The Board Of
Aldermen is now Democratic by two n,a-
jority, and will 3be Republican by four.
The Republicans elect ten frecholders and
ten school commissioners to five each for
the Democrats. The Republicans regain
control Of tho Common Council and Board
OF Education and retain the ireeholders. 4
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& Plrrsnvnan, Octl4.-A prize fight
with bard gloves for a purse Of $500 took.
place oil Il steamboat on tho AIonongafip+a-
river tonight, between Denny Hurron
and James Conncrs,S both OF this TTcity.
TAirty.six rounds were fought, resulting
in tho defeat OF Conners. Both men were
badly nunisled. - ~ ~ liI 70. !, :
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or tho State and But Few Of the
,g Votes Counted, /.
So That Nothing Definite is Known
Of tho Result. N
Aanawha County, Wilson's Home,
Said to bo Close
With Windy Behind tho Ticket
! OH tho Count SO Eur. SF
Neager Returns from All the In.
portant Points. 5$,

The latest returns last night indicated
that the State had gone Democratic by
5000 or 1000 majority. The Democrats
claimed 1t at midnight by 10000, but
there were no figures Is justify this
claim. The Republican State Committee
sent a dispatch to the National Commit
toe at that hour conceding tho State to
the Democrats by 5000 or 0OOo me.
jority.
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An Aftcr.Electlon 1,nwr., :.

crscixSArl,, Oct. liza general Gght
among the negroes on Freeman street
started tonight about 1880, and lasted
over half aa hour. Henry; Brown, one
Of the participants, was seriously shot in
the abdomen, end Police Officers German
and Sherlock dangerously wounded by
pistol shots in tie spinal region. ~ 81
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Made Up hhd1,tho Court Martha, Dropped. L, Ii

san ASToylo, Tx, oct; 1T'li.:,cell court
martial Of CaptainsA. g: EIenncssy, 81 tho
Eighth Cavalry, for conduct uhbecorninrs
an officer and a gentleman, was yesterday
dissolved by m order FROM the SeGretary
Of War. The charges were; said ,to: con-;
sist OF excessively bad treatment by Hen.
messy Of his wife, on whose complaint ac..
ton was taken. Mutual friends have ef!S
fccted a reconciliation; and fellow Officers
recommended that proceedings be discon:l
tinucd. Sssss,gI 4
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Pn,LADELpnlA, Pa, Oct. IA great
crowd oipcople thronscd tho streets eager
to obtain news from Ohio. On Chestnut
street, between Sixth and Tenth,
where tho newspaper Offices are
located and where bplletins from
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Inlsu AMERICANS hohsye been voters
for years in this city. were challenged. Tho
idea was that. perhaps they couldn't find
their naturalization: papers. This is one
way to hold Irshmen in the Democratic
party, and itisn't very good way.
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speculn,cd In yyheat.

ClSclSSArI, o., Oct. l4.-S. s. Davis,
the bunker who assigned yesterday gives
Us the cause Of his trouble Of the defal-
cation for ten thousand dollars by his pay
ing teller Samuel Tudor. Tudor confessed
tho story and says he dealt in wheat specu-
lati0ng.. Il .,ti III 3 < iss ~ q I.ktS'
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Tho Vote OF Kt,,nul,n

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. l4.-Returns
aro coming in very slowly. The vote in
this city was l,404, with tho Democratic
ticket ahead. Maiden district is close,
with the Republican ticket ahead. The
outlook for the Democrats in this county
IS not encouraging. Tho election passed
off quietly. In this county, as far as heard
from, the Fusion ticket l'as gained, while
the Democrats have lost. There was
much scratching on Governor as we'll rs
county officers. Z ~.
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n CoLuMpus, Oct. 14.-Three hundred and
twenty.iour wards and precincts show a
net Democratic gain Of $50 over the vote
for Secretary Of State in 1880. Tie same
wards and !. precincts show q Republican
gain Of 1850 over the vote for. Governor in
1883, \ correspondent Of d Cincinnati
Democratic paper telesraphed the editor
that Columbus had gone Republican hell.
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6 Akron Does Nobly,

AKRON, O., Oct l4.-Akroni complete
gives Robinson 1856; Newman 2,0a9.
Bath township, Robinson, POS; Newman,
50. Boston township, Robinson, 10; New
man, lao. Copley township, Robinson,
l5l; Newman, 1856. Cuyahoga Falls town
ship, Robinson, .i20; Newman, lGS. Port.
aye township, Robinson, 355; Newman,
35l. Springfield township, Robinson,
al Newman, 279; Stow township, Robin.
son, l42; Newman, 03. Tallmadse town.
ship, Robinson, 273; Newman, 30. Sum.
nit county gives Robinson 1900 majority,
and Mckinley for Congress over, 1000
majority. Stark county gives Pugh 800
majority. Mckinley carries tho Twentieth
district by,l 800 over Paige n = s,
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In this city colored men whose right to
vote was well-known were challenged for
the purpose of' deterring, other colorcd
men from voting. For .tlle same purpose
Il colored, voter was putt in jail!i This is
one way to make Democrats Of colored
,,o,, i-z5g 9.
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Record Sill Stands

GHAn7ronD, CoSS., Oct. 14.---Alaud s.
attemptto lower her Cleveland record Of
200; at Chester Oak Park this afternoon
was 4 failure, owing to the high wind that
prevailed and tho chilly atmosphere,
making the mile only in 2:l22. s.
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Minority In aInl,onlng County.

x YouSosrowS, O., Oct. l4.-Nlahoning
county is Republican by about eleven
hundred, u net Republican gain Of Ave
hundred and fifty. Isaac II. Taylor, for
Congress in the Eighteenth district, Is
elected by about 0,0OO majority. =, N