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APPLING COUNTY

BAILEY, GA, Nov. 4.-The election passed
of very quietly here to-day. The vote in
this precinct stands as follows: Democratic
electors l79, Republicans 1874, Norwood J77.
Pleasant 1872. No returns as yet from country
precincts. Complete returns will probably
snow 800 majority for the Democratic ticket.
PIERCE COUNTY.
BLACKsHEAR, Nov. 4.-Blackshear precinct
gives Clevel nd 202, Blaine l22, Norwood 2O7
and Pleasant III. Everything passed off
very quietly. No other precincts have been
heard from yet.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Nov. 4.-Under the Kansas law the
judges selected are compelled to count all the
the bailot-bOX. 1t will be impossible to give
the vote on Governor or Congressman ahead
of the balance of the ticket. The comparisons
on Governor and Congressman will be made
President with the vote of 1880. As there are
26 names on every ticket it will be impossible
to give anything but estimate in some in
stances for "a hours. The weather was de-
ightful.
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An AEsthetic PoliticIan

"Who is that lank creature over there
without cravat?'' asked Gen. Butler,
(Which one, General?s
why, the one Pm looking at"
"But, General, you are looking at two
men,"
"Well, the one Pm looking at with my
straight eye, L mean."
"On's that West"
"WhO's WestW
''Why, he's running on the ticket with
you. DON'T you know him? Come, III
introduce you"
''No you don't. l don't want to know
him. l don't want to speak to him.
"And why not, GeneralY'
why not? That's a pretty question.
what do you suppose Boston would do to
me If spoke to a man without q cravat
on himp'
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RIISSIS SIPPI

JACKSON, Nov. 4.-Blaine carries jackson
by majority of 25. Returns from other pre-
cincts in Kinds county will give Cleveland
small majority; Hancock's majority in
Kinds county was 1881. The Democratic
ticket has a majority of $50 In Rankin county,
which gave Hancock a majority of 647 Re-
turns fr m the State are coming in slow
They show verv light vote, but unQuestiOn-
236 votes six of which were Republican,. A
dispatch from Ficksburg says that Catching
Dem, carries the ShOestring district by a safe
majority.
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iaS;t, iaS; Mcleod, Dem, for senator has 25 ma
yVr 1or Assemblymen the Democrats have
q majority of 6. The county is DemocrStic
by small majority. '''i0
IweIve precincts out of twenty in Orange
county neard from give Cleveland 469 Perry
5sS, and pOugherty SIS majority. ~AiS
AT Orlando precinct No / the election
passed on quietly. Several negroes were arr
rested on "a, charge of voting illegally. Cleve-
land has S99. Blaine 273, ST. John u. Butler /
For Governor. Perry, Dem, has 400; Pope.
Rep, 269. For Congressman, Doughertv
Dem, has 1893; Bisbee, Rep, 273. For Assem-
Plyman1; 1co Robinson, Dem. has 4O2; Byrne,
Dem, 400; Crawford, Rep, 279; Beasley. Rep /.
z65. The number of votes polled was go.
Apopka precinct, unOnicially, gives the
democrats zoo and the Republicans Is. Lake
cans y.
Precinct No. 3, Columbia county, gives
Pope majority of SO, Bisbee % and Blaine 81.
BRONSON, Nov. 4.-The largest precincts
give Democratic majority of about 400 The
regular Democratic Legislative ticket is elect
ed by good majority.
CEDAR KEYS.
CEDAR KEYS, Nov. 4.-The following is the
vote of Cedar Keys precinct: For Governor
Perry, Perry, Dem, 232; Pope, 2lO. For Congress,
davidson, Dem. 239; Locke, Rep. 2l7. For
the Assembly, Quincey, Dem, 2i3: Brewer,
DEM, 223; Jones, Ind. Dem, lS: Marshall,
KEEP, III, For a convention, 225; against
convention, 3. For President, Cleveland 22S
Blame 2l4. Good order prevailed throughout
the day.
LEON COUNTY.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 4-Precinct
y gives Perry 90 and Pope I20; CIeye-
Ian 81 and Blaine l07. Precinct l9
gives Perry l60 and Pope l51. Cleveland and
Blaine have about the same. Nothing has
been heard from the county precincts yet.
GADsDEN COUNTY.
RIVER JUNCTION, FLA, Nov. 4.-The vote
at ChattahOOchee precinct. Gadsden county,
Is; cleveland II, Blaine 80, Perry I06, POPE
6l, Davidson u, Locke 90. Blaine's m siortv
The Democratic county ticket has majority
of l43.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
LAKE CITY, Nov. 4.-Lake City precinct
gives Cleveland 10, Perry 1 and Doughertv l6
majority. Precinct gives Perry %, Dough-
erty and Clev land q majority. No. 5 gives
Pope 49 majority.
HERNANDO COUNTY.
BROOEsyILLE, Nov. 4-Precinct No. gives
Cleveland A7, Blaine l49, st. John 3, Perry
2j5, Pope al, MabrY 257. Greeley 1872 David
son 26l, Locke i47, Kirk 2I7, Carter 257, Tucker
Us, Abbot l02.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
STARKE, Nov. 4.-The following vote was
poLled In this precinct: Perry 245, Mabry 243,
Cleveland 2i5, Dougherty 252 Bsbee l40, Pope
43. Greedy l54, Blaine 154. For convention
3l, against z.
JACKSON COUNTY.
MARIANA, Nov. 4.-The election to-day
was very quiet. The Republican majority in
the Mariana district is 81. jackson county
will go Democratic by probably 400 majority.
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CoLUNBUs. o., Nov. 4.-The weather this
morning was murky and threatening rain.
The poils were organized peacefully through
out the city. a heavy vote was poiled early
about the same as at the corresponding time
in October. Ticket pedders at the polls were
active. the parties being designated by differ
ent c9lored badges. the most snowy being
those worn by the PrOhIbitIOnists. The mem
hers of MANY of the political clubs OF both the
great parties assembled at their respective
headqu arters last evening and remained al
night to be in readiness at the opening OF the
poIls this morning. quiet bat deep interest
was manifested. No Deputy Marshals or
special police were observable aU the voting
places early this morning.
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al Railrnad Smash.Un-

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. "A way
freight train on the Virginia Midland Rail-
road cOllided with an east-bound Manassas
passenger train IL miles from this city this
morning, smashing three freight cars and the
baggage car of the passenger train. Charles
Powell. of this city, a brakeman, was killed.
Judge James Langster, of Fairfax, and Frank
Carlin, express messenger, were injured Nj
Brown, the engineer OF the passenger train,
and two section men were also hurt.
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Disasters of Newfoundland

ST. JOHN, n. F., Nov. Am the two recent
gales on Saturday and ON the previous Thurs
day terrible havoc was wrought in the shin
ping on the Newfoundland and Labrador
coasts. The British brig DugeOng was LOST.
with all hands at Western Head. The scbOon,
ers Topsy. and julia have been total '
wrecked, the crews barely escaping with their
but no particulars of the disasters have vel
been received. At Tar Bay an unknown yes
sci was lost. with all han Is
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JacksonvilIe Nntes-

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 4.-D. Sylvester. an
Israelite, committed suicide this morning
with pistol. A love affair is a. signed as the
cause. He left no letter givinghis reasons for
the act. -O-
The steamer Fred. DeBary arrived here to-
day. She has been entirely rebuilt. and il
ore OF the finest boats on the river.
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ne then proceeded to the latter's stables, where
ne waited a few minutes for carriage At s:I5
O'Clock, IN company with a few friends, he was
uIIsen Bil rapidly to the depot, where he entered
Fullman coach and started for Albany.
The city Of Buffalo complete gives Blaine a
majority over Cleveland Of 1852. Only 6
towns IN Erie county are thus far repor ed .
lockwood, Dem, for Congress is certain "
defeated, and Payne. Dem, is probably de-
feated by Weber in the Third third district
BLAINE CARRIES BUFFALO.
Inc election here was very quiet, although
. large vote vas pOlled, the largest for wears.
WIN strong Democratic districts to
near from, which will probably give Cleve-
land 400 majority. and Republican districts
70 hear from, which will probably add
Blalne's majority by 200, Blaine has carried
the city 0y l,tey. Lockwood, the Democratic
Congressional candidate, is defeated by over
lfzVO Dy Col. Farquhar. John B. Weber Is
elected by probably small majority for Con-
gress In the Thirty-third district Cleveland :
own ward gives Blaine majority over Cleve-
land of 299. This ward, as a rule, Is 7Ol Re
puDltcan majority. The vote for Butler in
Ihe city Will foot up about l2j ard for ST.
John about 3l0. The votes are lust beng
counted for the heads of the tickets. The As
semDly districts are coming in very slowly
Lancaster, which is usually closely con
tested. gives Cleveland 100 majority.
THE VOTE AT TROY.
TROY, Nov. IA light rain is falling. but
an average vote Is being DOlled IN the city and
county. The Blame vote is running fully up
TO that OF Garfield in 1850, when the latter's
plurality IN the county was GAL. Burleigh.
Rep, viii be reelected Congressman in the
Eighteenth district. The Irish Blaine vote
IN Troy IS estimated at 500. The Batter vote
Is not as heavy as expected. and the st. John
candidate for Congress, Mcclellan. is receiv-
ing considerable number of Democratic
polls, as no Democratic candidate was nOmi-
mated. st. Johns Presidential vote is light.
Ten wards Of Troy give Blaine 1851, Cleve-
land 1929, Butler 235, st. John so.
AT BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 4.-The polls were 10 be
closed at sunset, which was 4:53, but the
board of electors fixed the setting Of
the sun at 1856 O'Clock. Much feeling
was expressed in the Republican dis
tricts against Independent Republicans, who
were conspicuous in their work for the sue
cess Of Cleveland. The disa1ectiOn was in
the First, Seventh and Twentieth wards. All
the public offices and courts were closed, as
we'll as many Of the stores.
AT ITHACA.
ITHACA. Nov. "A rain storm il now
threatened and may prevent a large polling IN
this city, which the morning vote indicated.
The Prohibition vote is estimated at 1870.
Everything Is quiet at the polls. There is much
trading and splitting on the county ticket. 1t
is believed the Republicans will elect the
county ticket.
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GEORGIA IN HER GLORY.
A Good Oid-Time Democratic Majority
Rolled up in the State

The returns from the election in Georgia
are very incomplete. A very light vote was
cast, especially in the Congressional districts
in which there was no contest. The indica-
tlons are that the State gives Cleveland and
Hendricks $4,000 to $4,000 majority. All the
Democratic Congressman are elected by good
majOrities.
We give below a tabulated statement of the
vote in this district SO far as received. The
figures given are precinct returns only. ex-
cept those opposite Mcintosh county, which
are the estimated Republican majOrities, and
Charlton, which are the estimated Demo-
cratic majorities. The Chatham report is the
estimated majority of Hon. T. NJ. Norwood.
FIRST DISTRICT
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Nov. A heavy vote was
pOled in this city. Much scratching was
done on local candidates. The indications
point to the election of Grain, Dem, for Con-
gress in this, the Eighth district. The returns
from the State are meagre. and indicate the
election of every Democratic Congressman.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIs. Nov. National and State
officers were voted for to-day. The ticket is
long and returns will be late. We have heard
from only four voting places, which show "a
Republican gam Of s. and a Democratic gain
Of 64, net Democratic gain Of g.
HENDRICKS VOTES.
With the exception of a brawl at Fairland.
Shelby county. the state election passed OIL
quietly. Notwithstanding lowering and
squally weather a large vote was pOlled, the
interest being very great. The vO for state
and county officers besides Presidential
electors aud COngrcssmcn VIII make the count
tedious, and as yet nothing like accuracy can
be bad, nor any idea what the result VIII be
on the national or State officers. while no re-
turns are yerin from the Congressional dis
tricts. Al Fairiand when the polls were
opened this morning an armed mob captured
the polls, a. Il drove men away with clubs and
revOlvers. John Smith, Henry Smith and
other leading Republicans were Knocked
down and beaten. and all He'd Tor their lives
The election in this city was quiet
throughout. The full vote was pOlled. Gov.
Hendricks cast his ballot st the Second pre-
cinct, Twelfth ward, near noon to-day, ana
then. i'm company with Hon. James ii. Rice,
Auditor OF the state. made q tour of the polls
OF the city. Everywhere he was received
with the utmost cordially and respect. he
turning home he spent the evening in his Ii
brary. where, IN company with personal
friends, he received Associated Press dis
patches. 10 an Associated Press reporter.
who called on hlhi early IN the evening, Mr..
ssThen. with the reflection that the struggle
is at an end, YOU doubtless feel comfortable
over the resultf'
.sWeI, having accomplished the object Of
the contest. / feel like laying il aside now
like an Old mitten. 1 entered upon the cam
paicn. the like of which / never expected
again to make. but having been drawn into
it, Of course / wanted 10 succeed" The
Governor expressed great anxiety over the
result in Indiana, and said that the people
were much more interested IN the canvass
even than in 1876. which was the prettiest po-
litical contest he had ever witnessed. He did
NOS conceal his anxiety as to his anticipation of
the result IN the state confirmed by the re-
turns. but none were az hand. At that time
the only messages he had receiEed were Of in
quirV. He expected 10 stay up till midnight.
Twenty voting places show Republican
gain Of l23 aud Democratic gam OF lO9,
net Republican gain Of IA.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 8, ? A. M.-One hundred
voting places show a Republican gain of l.l59,
and a Democratic gain of S90-a net RepublI-
can gain Of 267. The ratio being continued
would give Cleveland 5000 plurality.
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A River Steamer SUNK

RIVER JUNCTION, GA. Nov. .4.-The steamer
VIM. d. Ellis, formerly the Lowell, Capt. An
drews, struck a snag and sank at Moccasin
slough, about SO miles south of here, at 3
O'Clock Sunday night The cargo was saved.
Her passengers, rs or more, were brought here
this morning by the tug Little Sam. 1t is
thought that he boat is total loss
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MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Returns from 20 of the
pa precincts in this city gives Cleveland a
majority of l23.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4. A. M.-The Missouri
State Democratic Committee claim that the
returns as far as received assure the election
of the entire Congressional delegation.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. g., a. m.-EIeven precincts
give Blaine 70 majority and the Republican
Congressman AZ majority. Sixteen precincts
give Eaton, Rep for Governor, 524 majority.
PORTLAND, Nov. 4, 3 A. M.-The vote
in Portland is only 200 less than in June. The
Democrats concede the State by 500. The Re-
DublicanS claim LOCO.
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Suicide.

DANvILLE, VA, Nov. 4.-Robert W. Law
son, partner in the firm OF p. B. Graveiy
& Co., tobacco manufacturers, of DanVille,
killed himself this morning with pistol. He
was found lying on the floor with bullet hole
in his head.
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Irish Affairs

DUBLIN, Nov. Am uRcOnfirmed report is
current that the government has discovered
evidence that O'DOnnen was furnished with
arms and was sent on voyage with McCar-
thy on the express purpose to kill him.
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KFNTITCKV

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-Returns from the
county seats throughout the State sav That
election passed off quietly. The full vote was
polled. The State viii give the usual Demo-
cratic majority. The Democrats elect the full
Congressional delegation. There is a Repub-
lican loss of 2 in the House of Renresentatives
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a MAN visiting London went to church and
seated himself without hesitation in the nee
est pew. Soon the owner ca re IN, eyed the
stranger critically, and then, writing 'sMy
pew on the 1y-leaf of prayer book handed
the book to the intruder. The stranger read
the message, smiled a beautiful smile, and
wrote underneath Mice pew. What do you
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, ORE, Nov. 4.-The weather
was clear and large vote was polled. Only
Presidential electors were voted for in this
State. It is estimated that the vote of the
State will exceed 20 OO0
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Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
Sauce. The universal favorite both ia the
United States and Great Britain. Whole
some, delicious, economical, and nutri-
tious. Saves anxiety, waste. and trouble.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. National and State
officers were voted for to-day. The ticket is
long and returns will be late. We have heard
from only four voting places, which show "a
Republican gam Of $ and Democratic gain
OF g., a net Democratic gain of g.
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A Candidate Dies ON Election Dav

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 4.-Dr. George
Rives the Democratic candidate for Congre IS
from this district, died at his home, in Prince
George county, few miles from this city, this
morning, after an illness of some days.
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NEBRASKA.

HELENA, Nov. 4.-Incomplete returns show
326 majority for Knowles, the Republican
Delegate for Congress
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MONTANA.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 5, 3 A. M.-Two hundred
and forty seven townships and precincts give
a net Democratic gain of 1886.
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MICHIGAN
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

DETROIT, Nov. 5, A. None hundred and
ninety-fOur precincts give Blaine 80 4l3,
Cleveland 2s,4S5, Butler 1924, and st. John
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JACKSON, Nov. 4.-Estmates at O'Clock
give Cleveland a majority of 225 in Butts
county. Jackson precinct gives Cleveland As
majority. Negroes arrived from all over the
country and Concentrated their vote here
The whites did not turn out. The heaviest
negro vote was cast in Butts since Norcross
ran for Governor. Everything was quiet.
Blount, for Congress, had no opponent.
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WISCONSIN.

WASHINGTON TERRITORY, Nov. 4.-The
vote in this Territory to day is for a delegate
to Congress.
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MARIANA, Nov. 4.-The election to-day
was very quiet. The Republican majority in
the Mariana district is 81. jackson county
Will go Democratic by probably 400 majority.
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Under the Blue COAT,

Every United States military post is
supplied with BensOn's Capcine Plasters.
Scientific, quick acting.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGToN, y. c., Nov. An addition to
Presidential electors, North Carolina to-day
Supreme Court, members of the Legislature
and county officers. The issues were tariff,
education, civil rights, and the question of
negro rule in the eastern counties. All the
other issues were dwarfed by the latter two,
and the color line was sharply drawn in nearly
the whole State.
In Wilmington the Third ward gives a DEM
ocratic gain OF 80, the Fourth ward a Demo-
cratic gam of II, and Rockp int county a
Democratic gain of 66. Fay etteyille gives a
large Democratic gam.
Returns from many counties remove all
doubt as to the result. The Republicans con-
cede the State to the Democrats on both
Presidential and State tickets. The Demo-
Gratis claim that the majority will not be less
than 10000. There seems to be little doubt
that the Democrats have eight out Of nine
Congressman, gain of one.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOsTON, Nov. 4.-Chatham complete gives
Blaine 20, Cleveland II, Butler IL, ST. John
II. For GOvernor-RObinson l0l, EndicOtt
- and McCaferty II.
Amherst complete gives Blaine no. Cleve-
land 81, st. John l3. For GOvernor-RObinson
1875, EndicOtt 30, Seeleye Is.
Halifax complete gives Blaine 75, Cleveland
26. Butler l. st. John 3 For GOvernor-ROb-
inson 16, EndicOtt %, McCaGerty 2, Seeleye 3.
Bralntree complete gives Blaine 922, CleVe-
land 353 Butler 100, st. John l6. For Gov
ernor-RobinsOn 363, EndIcOtt 80, McCa1erty
l05, Seeleye 20.
New Bedford gives Blaine 2,5l1, Cleveland
l,3i0, st. John lS6, Butler l68.
Nlne-fOur towns in Massachusetts, incud
ing 100 precincts of Boston, give Cleveland
1861, Blaine 4o,54S Butler $3.50, st. John
2,5l4.
One hundred and two precincts IN Boston
give Cleveland 30S46, Blaine l9,94S. Butler
3,495, st, John 1854. The returns Indicate the
election of Elg. Rep, in the Ninth district,
Lodge, Rep, in the sixth. Collins, DEM, in
the Fourth, with the Fifth still IN doubt.
One hundred and seventeen towns give
Blaine $500, Cleveland 1852, Butler $40,
St. Johd 3,06a. This includes Boston with
five precincts.
cities, including 100 precincts in Boston, give
Blaine 67,S75, Cleveland 66. 1872, Butler 1886,
st. John 4.S3l. The missing precincts in this
city gave last year Democratic plurality Of
l,4lG. The GubernatOral vote of Boston.
with two wards to hear from, gives Robinson
22,4G3, EndIcott 25,997, McCatferty 3 260, Seelye
80 me missing WaIds lasI year gave J, 100
plurality for Butler Ranney. Rep is elected
to Congress from the J nird district. Trul,
DEM, in the Second, and Spaine. Dem, in
the Third, are elected to the State Senate. A
Republican estimate gives the Republicans a
slight gain in the Senate--pOssibly fOur-whlle
the House Of Representatives Will remain
about as at present.
BOSTU-, NOy. s., A. M.-eeven hundred
and ninety three towns and cities, including
Boston, complete; Blaine s5.S93, Cleveland
IS, ,S63, Butler l4,4l5, st. John 5,l9l.
AT SPRINGFIELD.
Congressman Rockwell is elected in the
Springfield district. He carries Berkshire
county by a large majority over J. n. Dulhan,
Dem. of PIttsdeld. Congressman Whiting
is reelected in the Eleventh district.
HULL FOR CLEVELAND.
The following is the entire vote at Hull:
For President-Cleve'a and AZ. Blaine 26 st.
John 13. For G0vernOr-EndicOtt, DEM, 45,
Rnhinsnn % Seelexc. Prohi hitinnist. g.
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Khartoum Still Secure.

OMAHA, NEB., Nov.5 A. M.-The State
Republican by about $4,000.
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AT CHARLOTTE.
PENNSYLVANIA.

CHARLOTTE, n. G., Nov. 4.-Voting pro
gressed quietly. The weather was drizZly
The lines are drawn between the Democratic
and Republican parties.
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AT SPRINGFIELD.

The following is the entire vote at Hull
For Presdent-Cleve'a and AZ. Blaine 26, st
John 13. For Govern0r-Endicott, DEM, 45
Robinson 20, Seeleyc, PrOhibitionist, %.
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HENRY CLAY's DEATH.

Scene in the Senate Waen the Sad News
was Announeed-Hanneg Motion
to Adjourn-The People OF the Capitol
City Shocked Beyond Measure-The
Statesman's Burial.
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HENRY COUNTY.

MCDON0UGH, Nov. 4.-The election passed
of quietl Clevelands majority, as near as
can be gathered, is about 400 Hammond.
Dem, for Congress 25O over J. J. Martin,