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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20
Gnod-Humorsd Parade.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The Demo
cratic parade tonight in celebration o.
the election of Cleveland and Hendricks
was one of the largest ever held In the
cIty. The streets along the line through
which the procession passed were dense
ly packed, and the psraders were con
tinuOusiy applauded and cheered. Ar
incident which increased the good ma
ture of all was that the Republican or
CARNATIONS saluted the procession as il
passed the club houses by exploding
guns and fireworks. The Union Re
publican club brilliantly illuminated i'll
building during the entire time the pro
cession was passing. 1t is estimated
10000 men were in the parade.
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There are forlY-seven members of con-
gress from the six states OF Alabama,
Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Missis-
sIppi aud South Carolina OF these in
the late election the Democrats elected
iorty-five and the Republicans two.
There are in those states 759, 900 white
voters and 665. 600 colored voters. Does
any one doubt that these colored v, ters
if all allowed to vote, and to vote their
sentiments, would be almost unanimous
lV Republican Add TO these the Re.
publican voters among the white citi
zeDs, and is there any room for doub
but that with free and honest electioI
In these states instead of two the Re
publicans wou d have elected a majority
of these forty-sevru representatives
How long Is this travestY on business
and firmness To continues
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SomethInR New.

We are under obligations to the Hun
ter Sitter Manufacturing Company of
Cincinnati tor an elegantly bound vol
ume OF the Hunter Sitter Cook Book,
Just out. This firm manufactures kiIch-
en- societies, one of which, the Hum
ter Sitter, Is probably the most popular
utensil ever Invented. there are millions
of them in use. The Cyclone Egg Beat
er Is another: their latest, however l.
the Safety Hollow Ware, which buds
fair To rival the sitter. Their goods are
introduced by agents. and they want al
agent in every county ia the United
States. as they have no agent in thus
COUNTY, we would advise some of ouI
readers, who are out of employment. Il
1 write for circulars aud secure an agency
| Their agents sre making two 90 six dol
lars per day, which Is salary not easily
| obtained these times.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

The State Temperance union which
meets at Topeka for its annual session
to-day, has been most effective organi.
zalion in temperance work in tho state.
The proceedings this year will be
watched with especial interest in view
oil the recent expression OF Kansas peo-
pie on the question of resubmission az
shown by the defeat of GOYernOr Click
and the legislative e-ecuOns. 1t is said
that A b. Campbell will retire the pres.
idency Of the union this year.
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Farms and Gardens In New York City
American Asricnltuiist.


There are, IN this city of wonderful
contrasts eff the miseries and splendors
of modern life, certain spots In which
nature still fingers. Our city farms are
not near as numerous now as twenty
wears ago. Then could find them below
Fourteenth street, and in the quiet by
WAYS of the old Ninth ward. But there
are some left yet, even in the heart OF the
CITY. and within the fan reaching limits
of Gotham, thousands Of acres still re-
turn their yearly crops In pro-
duce instead of rents. There
are old farms and peaceful
pastures, and among them people who
lead pleasant rural lives, envlroned by
the turbulent multitude that pursues
fortune with feverlsh fury, In factories
and stores, and the great marts Of COM
merce and speculation. There Is quite
an extensive settlement of market gar
deners on the west side of the city, be.
tween Central park and the North river.
There are farmers here who live in the
same houses and till the same
soil their grandfathers lived In
and titled nearly q century ago. The
improvement in the city has made their
land worth as much foot, as It once
was worth an acre. There is still stand
ing famous old farmhouse at Manhst-
LdQVllkc, GDOyS OOAeAoA PeS@@
and near the Hudson river, which was
built over q hundred years ago. Two
miles further on, at Washington Heights,
the upper end of Manhattan island, is
Snider's lane, a country road around the
side of hill, with great row OF tene-
ment houses and French fats at one end
of 1t, and a corndeld at the
other. Within q quarter of mile
of SnIder's lane the life of the
metropolis bustles and seethes. From
its highest point you can see the myriad
gas lamps and the electric lights OF the
city CLEAN and fash at night.
One of the most curious of onr city
farms, is that of the penitentiary on
Blackwell's Island. On it are raised the
vegetables raised in the prison. The
warden OF the Island is the farmer,
and the convicts his laborers.
They present a melancholy appear
ance in their striped suits working
among the fields, but not nearly 80 much
so as the lunatICs on the Ward'e Island
farm These poor wretches are en-
ployed in the kitchen garden OF the asY-
lum, and the doctors say: the air and eX-
ercise are highly beneficial TO them.
Another very odd farm is on rock ia
the East River, near He'll Gate. 1t
is about an acre IN ex-
tent, and from the vegetables pro-
duced, and the fish caught, the family
who have lived here for over forty years,
subsist These hermIis Of the metropolis
are a brother and two sisters. They live
IN their little castle, surrounded by the
waters and apparently enjoy life thor
nuphIy
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Kansas

Topeka, Nov. 15.-1he official vote
for the whole state is now in with the
exception of two counties. which are es-
tlmated and believed 10 be correct. Il
shows that Martin, Republican, for gov.
ernor, received 1868; Click, Demo
crat, los, O74; Phillips. Greenback, 6, $50
Martins plurality, 1859 The vote for
Blaine was 1926; for Cleveland 3d.
$50; for Butler 1904; for st. John,
1878; Blaiue's plurality 63. 346; major
ity over all 42,o25. The total vote of
the state WAS 264. 767; the majority for
E. N. Morrill,, FIRST district, was 5, 491 fol-
Z. d. Funston, Second district, 1878
Perkins, Third district, 1888; Ryan,
Fourth district, 1O,055: Anderson, Fifth
district. 1924; Hanback,, Sixth district
1925; Peters, Seventh district, 1894; ali
Republicans.
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The Commonwealth very pertinently
reminds impatient Democrats that under
the tenure Of Office act. federal officials.
including pOstmasters who hold their
positions by appointment by the presi-
dent, will serve four years from the time
they were confirmed by the senate, and
can't be touched sooner. except for
IN t,aa
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MissOuri's Vote.

JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 1.-THE re-
turns from all the counties show the
following vote: Cleveland, 5,972; tu-
slon, 2O,226; st. John, SOC; Cleveland's
plurality, 18TH. Marmsduke, Demo
cra,. for governor, 219.Ol5. Ford, fusion,
207 500; Brooks prohibition, 10.449 (;
Marmaduke's plurality, II ,147, majority
573. This vote will be declared official
as soon as the governor returns to the
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serenAdinE BIaine.

AUGUSTA, Maine, Nov IL The
Augusta Republicans as . manifestation
OF their confidence in and respect for Mr.
Blaine, will eerenadc him Ct his resi-
dence tomorrow evening. There
viii be no organized PROCESSION, but q
general gathering Of citizens. Mr.
Blaine has not rented q house at the ma
tioDal capital nor has he fixed any time
for his departure from Augusta. he
Will probsbiy spend tho winter in Wash.
ingsOn; however, leaving Augusta abOui
the fiFss Of December. spending q few
days in New York.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

The Yazoo, Mississippi, Sentinel of
November gives the full returns of the
election in Yazoo county. Total num-
Der OF votes polled 1.344: for Cleveland
and Hendricks, 1888; for Blame and
Logan, 8. There are about a thousand
cOlored Republican voters in Yazoo City
alone. The Sentinel remarks, however
Election day passed off very quietly
and the vote was very light" The in.
ference IL obvious.
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PITTsBURe. Nov. 19.-Vice President
elect Hendricks in an interview to-day
stated that he could not give any opIn-
ION as to the probabilities Of . sweep In
federal offices. but Senator Voorhees,,
who is with him, secuted the iGea Of his
going on q political mission 70 Mr..
Cleveland in regard 70 the share of OH
ces which should be the spportionment
of the Iadiana Democrats. They are
both en- route for Brooklyn.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Cleveland will resign his place as
governor OF New York next month, and
Lieutenant Governor DAVID B. Hill will
assume the executive duties January
and continue as acting governor to the
end of Cleveland's term, December 81,
1885. Hill Is an Elmira man aud was
mayor of the city when elected TO his
present position. Dennis Mccarthy OF
Syracuse, a Republican. is president pro
tenn. of the senate, and will preside al
this winters session.
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w.., v,r~in,. r1..,,o,

WHEELING. W. Va, Nov. 1s.-The
result of the state election in October in
this state will not be officially made
known until the legislature meets tin
January. Governor jackson authorizes
son, Democratic. for governor, will not
vary materially from 1918, unless the
vote In Fayette county, where a contest
is penoing, should be thrown out, when
the majority will be 5,143- The plural
ity for Cleveland over Blaine at the pres
idential election, with three counties es-
finn atad Ia 500
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Five journalists were elected to office
in New York city at the recent election.
Two go to congress, two to the leRisla-
ture, and one becomes a coroner. There
were five journalistic candidates in Chi
cago. and all were defeated. Chicago
people appreciate merit and want TO
keep the newspaper men where they are.
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The President,s Messaae

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. President
Arthur is living at the Soldiers home
near the city and is engaged upon his
message.
The reports of the department secre.
tarles are practically finished. and q
synopsis of their contents will be handed
the president next week, when he will
incorporate them In his message. The
president will make his own comments
on the last year of his administration,
and round off the close of twenty-four
years Republican rule. pointing out the
salient features of Republican doc.
triues generally as exemplIfied in the sd,
mInistrations of Lincoln, Grant and
Garfield
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For New Orleans,

BALTIMORE, Md, NoY. flight car
loads of Maryland exhibits at the New
Orleans exposition leave tonight tor
that city. The collection comprises
specimen products and resources of the
state of every variety, including over 400
pieces of n4tiVe woods and 200 of mar
BILE, granite and other states One of
the cars will contain pyramid of coal
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Hartford Post: Altar this campaign,
with Its marvri"usly elise margin ia
several 81 Ies, u will nnt be becoming
for any cIt'z u 'ay, am not inter.
ested III Uli'ics My vote only counts
one. any hh~." The pn~er of the indi
vIdual vts was never more apparent
than to-d4y
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20
Insurance

Insurance is good thing whether ap-
piled 70 lite or property. No less =
blessing is anything that Insures good
health KidneyWort does this. II is
Dature's great remedy. IT. q mild but
efficient csthaTtic, and acting at the
same time ON the liver, kidneys and
Bowels, II relieves all these organs and
enables them TO perform their duties
perfectly. 1t has wonderful power. See
advertisement.
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what Carl Thinks.

WASHINGTON, NoY. 19.-The follow
ing letter received In this city to-day
from Carl Schurz, gives further assur-
ance that Mr.. Cleveland win faithfully
MAINTAIN the civil service law:
New YORK, Nov. 17.-Dear Sir-In
answering your letter Of the 18th inst,
I can only say beliVe Mr.. Cleveland
will faithfully carry out the civil service
law. BE favored the enactment Of sim.
liar law Ia this state, and Il has been
strictly observed. have no doubt he
viii, as president, oct upon the esme
principle which he professed ana al.
hered 20 a. governor. Very truly voura
Signed @. ScHfIRz
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How It works in Hong Kong.

Mr. Louis Fon Sing, q representatlve
business man OF China, publIshes at
Hong Kong numerous tessimonleie Eo-
the benefit of the Chinese people - the
virtues OF st. Jacobs Oil and write thaS
the trade In this great pain Feiieye- IL
very large. Among those who have
been cured hv the great remedy are Nrs
Loung Gu Shee, seventy years az 10
OF Rheumatism by three applications y;
81 Jacobs Oh; Ysw Quai FIze. cnrsi
OF Lnemuatism after suffering eiehtaen
years; tue wife of Lew Ping Min. a. 90; s
nervous and fainting attack: Cham Ssss
oen. OF fearful pans in the becIz -
nesa. Numerous others add .helr -
c mUny 70 the virtues of sovereign nsiS.
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A CowardIy Assassination :.

GALVESTON. Tex Nov. II "A special
from Blossom Prairie, Texas says thai
at midnight last night Sherlf.elect B.
f. Black of Lamar county was called to
the door of his residence, shot and in
stantly killed, expiring before he could
make a statement. There is no clew to
the assassin. Black was a prosperous
merchant.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Chicago Inter Ocean: Certain news
papers that have done y ing enough dur
ing the campaign TO I'll half dozen Oc-
tavo volumes cannot stop, and have be-
gun 10 swear TO their circulation:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Pennsylvania is the banner RepublI-
can state this year, while Texas gave the
biggest majority for Cleveland. The
contrast between the two states is just
about that between the two great par
9faa
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A Strange Accident.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 17-As the
Niagara express on the Pennsylvania
railway was crossing Pequa bridge near
Leamsn Place to-day, q passenger named
Carr, a resident of this county. leaned
out of the window and was struck by one
of the bridge supports, dragged bodily
through the window to the track and in.
atautlV kiiIA0
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William Piu Kellogg proposes To cpn.
test the 81, ction of Mr.. Gay in the Third
Louisiana district. Mr.. kellogg claims
that more than ZOO votes were Illegally
thrown out by the D,mocra.ic cemmis-
sioneTs-
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Marsh Murdoch has gone out Of the
corn business and is culiivAting squash.
HIS latest was about one weighing sixty
i've pounds when plucked fOm the
vine
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.Iarrx Rarkar. of Kensan.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The Evening
Star announces the return of Jerry
Barker of Kansas. to Washington, who
says he is a candidate for, and will re:
ceive, the appointment Of solicitor of the
treasury from President Cleveland.
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st. John got 4.43l votes in Kansas.
Instead OF the wild prophecies that he
would carry tho state being realized, he
failed TO carry a single township.
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CompIeAd

NEW YORK, November 1S.-The com
mittee on corrected election returns
discharged all inspectors in wait
ing at half past II o'clock D. IN and
It's labors were at at end. except the for.
NAL canvass of corrected returns before
the full board to meet at p. m. None
but triflIng corrs< tons were made b
the committee.
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Prefayr.d Daath to sIaverv

JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 15.-An old
negro named johnson, living near Gin
ton. cut bis throat last night because Of
the election of Cleveland and Hendricks,
He will probably die. he says he pre-
ferred death to slavery.
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Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 15.-The official can
vass of this state was completed tonight
showing the vote was 7S5, 179. Blaine
400, OS2, Cleveland 36S,2SO, Butler ITO
st. John IL 1853. Blaine's plurality i!
81 .802
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New York SUI: The Galveston

NeW lOTk SUI: TIC Galveston
Daily News propouuds the question:
DO We think Cleveland is beaten ?"
No. We don't, but we think be came
mighty near it lfIhere's anything very
satisfactory in such an indecisive cleo.
ton. We hope i; is visible IN Galveston
In this latitude it Is obscure.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Therelarc ten Thousand wind mills in
Holland. This Is pretty good for a
small country, but It does not compare
with America during q political cam
pAign.
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They thought it was u lively fight oyer
10 the First district, but Major Morrill,
left the brilliant Tom Fenlon walking
behind him little matter of ,491 votes.
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Apropos OF the New York Suns r

hpIOpOs OF inc NvW 1OIk sun 8 u
Gently quoting the lines
Right forever on the scAnold,
Wrong forever on the throne"
aud attributing them TO Whittier instead
OF Lowell, the New York Tribune ssyi
that every mortal Is fated sooner or lsteI
generally solner-to credit a bit Of
verse or prose to the wrong author and
give It incorrectly. There Is alraiiIior
of u newspaper man who closed an clio
quent T, Spouse to the Ioas: woman" by
q, claiming with much feeling:
d woman In our hours OF case,
Uncertain. coy. and hard to please,
Hut seen too Oft. familiar with your face,
We nrst endure, then pity. then embrace.
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Nine DolIaTa.

NEW YoRK. Nov, 1s.-TIcket brokers
state the rates TO Chicago are the same as
yesterday. hut IL is expected the West
Shore will Fe.luce % Sc during the
morning.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 18.-Hon. Joseph
T. Brown was to-day reelected United
States senator, with only two votes
against HIM.
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Eight members OF congress from the
ex confederate states are all the Repub-
licans can claim
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MIR. BLAINE TALKS
ToA BOSTON JOURNAL CORRESPOND.
ON THE PRESIDENTIAL RESULT.

The Committees at New York Closing
their HeadQuArSers.-D JOl-
IiacstiOns In Various PiAces.-Presi-
dent Arthur at work On His Message
Kansas Ometal Returns.-A New Com
missioner OF Pensions.
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Hannu Handrioka

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 12.- Governor
Hendricks will start east this evening to
attend q Democratic jollihcation meet
ing at Brooklyn Thursday evening.
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The New York Sun has struck its
regular gait again.
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John A. Martin is the name Of Dem
ocratic Congressman from Alabama.
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Mr.. St. John supposes that the Kan
sas Republicans who burned him in
effigy must have been very drunk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Mr. Blaine will resume work on the
second volume OF his work on Invent y
Years In Congress
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Mr.. Ryan sees Sam Wood and goes
him better by tride over 10000 major
ity. VIII Sam contest.
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We have no hesitation IN recommend.

ing the Garland Stoves and Ranges, -
Their high reputation for durability,
economy of fuel, convenience and artis-
ic finish stamps them AZ the best in the
world. II is the constant aim of the
manufacturers I'd make the very best
stoves that can be produced They are
unrRvaieH
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George w. Click for secretary of the
interior is what the Kansas City Tunes
and Kansas State Journal says.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Blaine defeated is a greater man than
Cleveland elected.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Blaine's plurality in Kansas lie 63.S27.
We could have spared the odd 1897 for
New York.
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Iowa.

DEs MONIES, Ia. Nov. 15.-The off.
cial returns from ninety of the ninety
nine counties in the state, and the re
ndainder closely estimated, gives Re
publican plurality of 1S,472 over the
Fusionists. This is a gain of over Is,
600 over the Republican plurality last
year. st. Johns vote will probably
reach nearly 1900 in the state. There
will be contests in the First and Sixth
congressional districts.
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Ennant GaIreatnn

GALVESTON, Nov. 17.-Captaln James
B. EEds, the celebrated engineer, with
q company Of distinguished gentlemen.
arrived in the city to-day for the pur-
pose Of consulting with the citizens
committee 70 secure deep water on Gal
weston bar. A large gathering of citizens
greeted the great engineers arrival. This
afternoon, under charge OF citizens
reception committee the distinguished
/ guests were treated to trip on the bay.
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John A. Logan will again grace his
position In the United States senate.
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a Great Northsrn Lake.

QUEBEC, Nov. 1S-G. H. Biguen of
this city, who left June last in com
mand of the transport expedition 10
Lake MistassIne, has returned. He gives
few parIicula;s taken en- route. The
party with great difficulty reached the
PROVINCES northern boundary on the
heIghth Of land. They then crossed into
Rupert's Laud, and at the distance of
800 miles from Lake ST. John, they
reached the southwestern extremity of
the great Lake MIstsssine He
states the general form of the lake
as far as known is from south west 10
northeast, stretching away from Foam
bay, and the heigbth of land in the
southeast 10 an unknown distance to-
wards East Maine and Labrador. The
waters swarm with fish of ali kinds and
fur-beaTing animals abound. The ell
mate Is agreeable and suitable for agri-
cultural purposes. 1t is, stated that the
Hudson Bay company have had their
agency there for upwards of one hundred
years, but have held IL secret that a lake
of such dimensions ever existed It is
supposed to be as large as Lake Super.
ior.
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Nearly 1900 more votes were cast for
governor than for president IN Kansas.
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Well, Mr.. Cleveland seems to have
won by . neck.
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Laden with Gold.
Ballots for Brow

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Elder, which arrived from Europe Sat
urday, brought 5000, 900 in gold.
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That Official count seems to have gone
back on rs.