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The plennry Cnnnnil-

BALTIMORE, Nov, l2.--At the meeting
OF the plenary council to-day several
subjects to be considered were called up
and placed in the hands of committees.
1t is espected that most Of the commit
tees will be ready TO report ON Friday.
IL is understood "a higher cd.
ucatton of the clergy and of the
people and of the marriage relation are
to be among the most important sub-
lects disposed of. Many matters affect
ing the government of the Catholic
church IN the United Ststes are To he
considered. Tho council ishaving moth
ing to do with dogmas or faith, The
attendance of delegates at
the session to-day was fuil.
This evening, bishop Gilmour,
ot Cleveland, preached in The cathedral
on the necessity OF revelation. To-mor-
rom pontilical mass of the requiem is
90 be celebrated at the cathedral for the
the repose of the bishops who have died
since the meeting Of the second plenary
council. Archlnshod Almany, OF San
Francisco, is TO celebrate, and Arch
bishop Carrigan, OF New York, will pro-
nounco the eulogum.
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Death from Heart Disease.

san ANTONIO, Nov. l2.-[Special =
This morning about 3 o'clock, at the
Southern hotel, in this city, win C. r.
Wallace, district attorney for the thirty
eighth Judicial district, an able prosecn.
tor, aud extensively known through.
out western Texas, died suddenly in
bed, 1t is supposed of heart disease.
Wallace retired at u and awakened his
roommate some time after bv groans.
ON examination il was found that life
was extinct. A Jury w9s empanelled
and returned n verdict of death from
heart disease. Deceased was "a wears
old, and leaves wife and children. He
made record in the celebrated Medina
lence-cutting cases, having been chiefly
instrumental in securing over fortyy
convictions for that ollense. He had
served three terms as district attorney,
and had just been reelected to a
fourth.
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Henderson County Onlc,alvo,o

ATHENS, Nov y. Special. - The
Official count shows all tho county DEM
ocratic ticket elected by n handsome
majority. Democratic electoral ticket
l,aOl; Republican electoral ticket. Io6,
-. John, %; Butler, y.
ireland, l,2SO; Norton, 300: Jones, ia
ho gan, for congress, l,29d; Monroe.
Cor congress, 1876.
hcReyrolds, Democrat. nooter ais.
5iarman, Republican, noator. S05.
kllgore's vote for senator, 1855.
Williams, district Judge. i.5n2.
Faulk, district attorney, .Si5,
Total vote polled in Tho county. about
1000. '''''
Henderson county shakes hands with
Anderson county. WIN
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i PRICES
HOSIERY.

lso dozen Ladies' and ChiIdren's Wool
Hose, all at 25c. per pair.
100 dozen Ladies' Solid Color Hose at
l@ 1-@c. per pair.
100 dozen Ladies' and Children's Cash
mere aud Fancy Wool Hose at soc. a pair.
FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR.
800 dozen Children's Merino Vests, all
sizes, from 25c.
100 dozen Ladies' Heavy MerIno Vests
and Pants, SOC; cheap ut 15c.
100 dozen Ladies' Extra Fine Wool Vests
and Pants, 81; worth S1.76.
800 dozen Gents Heavy Red Flannel
Undershlrts and Drawers, 81.
100 dozen Cents Merlno Undershirts aud
Drawers, cheap at 75c. only soc.
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The omclnl Vote by Counties.
NEW Nnni, rnltNnr

'NN hfhN NuNNI1s
NEW YORK, Nov. l2.--The board of
county canvassers resumed its session
to-day. Tho room was lilled with poli.
ncians and lawyers representing tho
Republican and Democratic parties
Committees on protested and corrected
returns were appointed and the canvass
oi the first assembly district begap. II,
was found after proceeding n short ynv
down the district chat tho Democratic
IN and that there were clerical di,cren.
ancies or omissions, and on motion the
whole district wns referred to the COM
mitteo on corrected returns,
OENNES ZEE COUNTY.
BArAvIA,Nov. l2.-Gennesseo coun,.
official; Blaine, 1881; Cleyel md. asis.
81. John, 3Si; Butler, Il.
-, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
WATERFOWL, Nov. l2.-Joflersn,
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NEW York, Nov. ia change favor
able to Blaine Of 30 votes ia the seventh
election district OF the second assembly
district, as against the returns published
wednesday morning, was imade by the
BOARD OF canvassors of this county. bu
ON careful comparison of the police
and press returns, II is found that the
difference for Cleveland will bo mado up
in Lhe district 20 no cnnyassed.
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county, oflicial: Blaine, 9,029; Cleveland
I,O15; st. John, 636; Butler, SO.

SUFFOLK COUNTY.
JAMAICA, Nov. l2.-Otlicial vote of
suffolk county Blaine, $3.50; Cleye-
land, 6,429: Butler, 81; st. John, 455.
The plurality for Cleveland is S58. Tbe
returns heretofore published rave Cleye-
land II plurality of sos.
The official returns for Suffolk county
agree with the Times and the Associ-
ated Press figures, hut shows a change
OF 40 votes in Blaines favor, as com
pared with the sun table.
QUEENS COUNTY.
lhe supervisors completed the can
vass OF the electoral vote this morning.
On the returns Oyster Bay was found de-
iectlVe, after the canvass, but not an err
ror atiectlng the result of the vote as
oillciallN announced. Blaine. S.445:
Cleveland, l0,367; Butler no; St, John
Zol plurality for Cleveland, 1922. I.o-
gal representatives were again present
Tor both parties. The returns hereto
iore published gave Cleveland plural
ity of 1921.
ONTARIO COUNTY.
CANANDAIGUA. Nov. T.. - Ontario
county official Blaine, 6,3s2; Cieye.
land, 5,6i3; Butler, l27; st. John, 233.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
UTICA, Nov. l2.-The board of can
VasSers ofOneida county adjourned yes
teIuay untll this evening ON account of
detective returns. The errors were
simply clerical. The county cierk
states that iigures will be as follows:
blalno 1880; Cleveland, 1850; Butler,
ls9; 81. John, Si; blank. 3.
UTICA, Nov. l2.-Oneida county:
Cleveland's plurality, 81.
ToMPNINS COUNTY.
ITHACA, Nov. IL. -Tompkins county
Official: Blaine, 4,420; Cleveland. 3,993:
Butler, 26I; st. John, 373
nUrcHEss COUNTY.
lou9h KEErSlE, Nov. l6.-1he official
vote of Duchess county is: Blaine, 0.7OI;
Cle'oiahd, s,6'li IT. John, 49S; Butler, 0S.
ULSTER COUNTY.
KINGSTON, Nov. l2.-l1lster countv.
Elaine, 1929; Cleveland, 0,s7O; Butler,
loG 81. John, l29.
LIviNGrsoN COUNTY.
SENEsEE, Nov. Livingston county:
hialno' ,S,l9l; Cleveland, 4,O39; Butler,
llSi st. John, 375.
CORTLAND COUNTY.
cortland county: Blaine, "a, electors.
= ,oi2; ono elector, i,0il one olector, 4O43;
Cleveland, 81 electors, 2,77l; two elec
tors 2,f"3; Butler, III; So. John, S75.
clllMUNG COUNTY.
Chemung county: Blaine, 3. iaS. Cleve-
iahu, f'h9; butler, 6l3; st. John, 1856.
CnENANao COUNTY.
NORWICH, Nov. l2.--Yhe official can
yas IN Chenango county gives Blaine
l,052 plurality.
GENEsSEE AND ERIE.
BUFFALO, Nov, l2.-No change was
made to-day in the Erie county presi-
dental count.
tennessee county official: Blaine. H.
Oh; Cleveland, 3,6l3; st. John, 3SG; But
Ter, Al.
NIAGARA COUNTY.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2.-Cleveland, G.lg3;
Blaine, 900; 81. John, 500; Batter, 90.
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1T IS INTERESTING.
The New York Count Fluctuates as 1t
Proceeds, But
THE GAINS ANDLoSsES BALANCE.
Telegrams From Cleveland's Private
Secretary Are Very Reassurlng.
THE OUTCOME is NOT IN DOUBT.
The Now York Mali and Express Admits
That Blaino is Lost 'unloss ssmo
Unforeseen Mistake Is Found
In the Counting.
THE OUTCOME is NOT IN DOUBT.
HENDRICKS is TOGO EAST SOON.
All Hapo Lost,

al h0po LOSt
NSw YoRK, Nov. l2.-The Mail and
Express, the Republican afternoon
organ, in its issue this evening says:
The official canvass of the vote OF this
state is in progress to-day. Few changes
were made by the canvassers Yesterday.
1t is now generally conceded that the
vote of the counties above Harlem
bridge cannot be changed TO affect
Cleyoland's plurality. An accidental
error changed may entirely wipo out the
plurality, and on this alono are based
the hopes of the Republicans. At mid
night last night forty of the sixty conn
ties had been heard from officially.
They give net gain of SO
for Cleveland, leaving his plurality at
l,225, according to tho claims Of the
Democrats. This plurality ends any
probability of any serious increase to
Blaiue's majorities in the rural coun
ties, although it is fair to bear in mind
that where gains are expected the can.
vass is delayed and case may vet be
presented in the eight or ten counties
where a case has been made up. The
real fight is IN this city, aud the Repub-
lican hopes We're greatly dampened
when Elihu Root announced yesterday
that no found Cleveland's majority
TO be 1926, wiping out the
gain Of 1876 votes announced
on Saturday last. The total number of
votes upon which, in some form or
another, George Bliss expects to take
exception to in tho informal court al
ready had, is about 1000. About one
third of these are defective or blank
ballots, and the rest arc Butler, ST. John
and other votes which were miscounted.
excluded or otherwise aided 10 swell
the Cleveland vote.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. l2.-Tho Demo-
cratic caucus of tho house elected II. c..
Armstrong speaker and ID. w. McIver
clerk. Both houses organized. The
governors message i'm the state paper
shows the financial condition to be good
and the state institutions in u prosper
Gus condition. lIo refers TO tho ilipht of
mo late Treasurer Vincent and tho great
Efforts made to capture him, which ali
proved futile. He urges the
legislature to be prudent in
legislation, and rather deprecates
the idea of a reduction of tho rate of tho
state tax. The university, the agricul-
tural college, and the insane ASYLUM. all
have been largely increased, and their
capacity nearly doubled. Or the dona-
Ilon OF 1900 acres of land for the benefit
OF the university, more than half have
been located. Schools have Increased
IN numbers and efficiency from the in
creased appropriation ofthe last legisla-
lqro' The blacks are getting their full
share cf the schools, according TO their
population.
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Tho Tennessen Vote.

NASHVILLE, Nov. l2--As thero is no
regular time for canvassing the election
returns in this state, the authorities viii
wait until all are in. Bates Democratic
majority for governor is COCO. The
Democratic candidate for railroad com
missioner Is defeated. Tho legislature
X Democratic by reduced majority.
GGiev9iand's plurality is about ". 900
Ihe Republicans elect three congress-
men OF the ten-a gain of one.
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OrmsbY PhIlIins nend.

PIrrsnuRe, Nov. l2.-Ormsby Phil
lips, one of the propriotors of thu Pitts
burg Dispatch, died suddenly this
morning at 0 O'Clock, of nervous pros
tration. Deceased, for many wears, was
prominently connected with the iron
aud glass Industries here. lie was
mayor of Allegheny City three wears.
aud at the time of his death was bresi-
dent of the board of managers OF the
western penitentary.
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Had Reason 10 Kln nim.

CINCINNATI, Nov. r. William viii
liams, colcred, was shot and killed at
an early hour hour this morning on the
sidewalk in front of Deter's saloon.
Ninth and Plum streets,by an unknown
man, who escaped. The parties had
quarrelled in the saloon and Williams
had knocked his assallant down, cutting
cash in his head. The man went oni
to wator trough TO bathe his head when
Williams followed and fired at him.
when the man returned the fire and
shot Williams through the henrt.
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a satisfactory showing.

NEW foRil, Nov. l.. Only 30 counties
have reported, officially, up to 3 p. m.
In Jefferson county Blaine gains 3 votes.
Blaine's total gains In the 30 counties
are ii votes. His total losses ara
4 All the Cleveland plurallties have
remained unchanged. Blaino's not
gain so far in tho canvass, therefore. has
been / votes.
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NIicliirnn Nnia

DETROIT, Nov. l2,-Forty- of the
eighty counties in Michigan report the
Official count; Blaine's pluralities, i3..
JOS; fusion pluralities, 6370. Tho re-.
naming counties are evenly divided he.
tween iusionists and Republicans,
PUT me republican plurality given in
the llgureS so lar reported will be cut
congressional delegation stands : I'm.
sion to | Republican.
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Bra1os Comfy O0ic,nl

BRYAN, Nov. Especial. The fol-
lowing is the correct vote of Brazos
county; Democratic electors, l,475; Re-
publican electors, l,35l; st. John elect
ors, 5.
;h9hn J0hn Ireland, l,3i0; Jones, LAO; Gibbs,
liiN5i stewart, 2,djl. Ireland polled in this
county 3SO more votes at the late elec-
tlon man he did in 1889, and Jones
PrptitGu W more votes. The colored vote
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AT COLUMBUS, ONO,
o,.o,,n S1,nuNbVs; in,Vl,s; Nov. l2,-A large Demo-
q 'Ssed tonight by Judge Thurman
.ator Pendleton, Conpressmnn.eisc,
,thwaitc, Gov. lioadlev. Gen. DnrI an
ard, Hon. Arcny Mayo. and others
nneIer> were read from distinpuisnao
Dem 'tals from all parts OF the countrv
AT KANSAS cry.
hANsAs Crrr, Nov. l2-The Demo-
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SAVANNAH, Nov. l2,-Among the req.
oInilous adopted at the grand Demo.
cratic meeting last night was the fol.
lowing; m,,n,
"Resolvcd, That we viii wolco uuIn
"'( when thcro auall be no solid 3
ana no SOLID north, but q solid union as
u was eighty years ago, and whom ali
American citizens, white and black. ma.
1--WE ana adopted, at homo and abroad.
shall stand equal before the law and
ry's flag. "' ''u"-
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LoNpoN, Nov. IA dispatch from
CAIRO to Reuters telegram agency states
INT fresh rumors are current there that
Nh9Itoum was captured by the Mnhdi
9iu mat Gen. Gordon was massacred
uurlhg the lalter part of September,
LONDON, Nov, l2.-The Cairo cor-
respondent of the Daily News statas
tnat Mossen Il Moralides, Greek mer-
chahtS, have received advices
from their partner, the Greek
consul at Khartoun, that tho
city Is safe. There have been plenty of
assertions from the provisional corns nj
Nhertoum, hut none from Gen. Cor
don's regular force. '''
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Correct Conclusions Concerning Cleye.
land

Troy, Nov. r. -Correspondents and
reporters of tho Troy Telegram inter
viewed 70 manufacturers in the largest
manufacturing towns of Northern
New York ON the effect of politics on
their industry. Republicans and DEM
ocr3ts agreed that the election of Cleve-
land would have little effect on anv
manufacturing industries.
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New Hamp.hiro og,c,oi v.,o

CONCORD, Nov. l2.-Tho official re-
turns received by the secretary of state
give the following as the result of tho
vote in this state; Blaine, 1896: Cleve-
land, 80, 1865; St. john, l,573; Butler, $50;
aggregato vote, SI.457; Blanes plural
ity, 1000; Blaino's majority, I,S75. Chr
rier Republican, for governor, has a
majority over all of lgS.
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IndIgnniion onniIimnrio,,-

DUBLIN, Nov. l2.-The corporation of
the city ofLimerick to-day, by an over.
whelming majority, refused to pay any
attention to the second writ for an extra
ponce Jay Ihoy also passed Il resolution
appointment of George bolton ns rror,n
solicitor for lrolnnd N'" :"
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BosroN, Nov. l2.-By reason of the
outbreak of cholera in Paris the city
board OF health to-day issued more
stringent orders to port physicians in
regard to the examination ofpassengers
anu baggage which may arrive here from
foreign ports, especially ON the French
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Going Very smooth.

GALVESTON, Nov. 2.-Mayor Fulton
to-day received the following telegram
itom Daniel lamont Prcsldon elect
Cievelaud's private secretary:
ALBANY Noy. "--ro 70 H. Fulton, Calves.
ton, Texas.
AT 10 o'clock tortyof the sixty cour-
Ties have reported, officially, Without
change IN previous figures. No contest.
lSignod.l DANIEL s. LAMoNr.n
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NEwDuRdH, Nov. l2.-Thomas Bever-
idge, head Of the Beveridgo Brswering
company, widely known among the
brewers oil the country, is dead, aged "A.
lie was n prominent member of the
Masonic fraternity.
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ICRlME AND CASUALTY.
Dr. Allison Buried With Imposing Ger
emonies at LOngyiew.
ms ASSASSIN STILL AT LARGE.
A Barbarous Roy, in Buckeyedom
Burss His Sister.
Mr.. oRMsBY PHILLIPS is DEAD.
Prominent and Popular Young Citizen
OF south Texas Dies Suddenly of
Heart Disease at Hotel in
San Antonio, Texas.
A CINCINNATI NEGRO KILLED.
Buriai of mr., Ailison-IIis Assassin sin n,
large.

'"rial OF mr. Aihson-IIls Assassin stin at
Largc.
LoNavIRw, Nov. 12-TSpecial. To
the general regret the search yesterday
for DR.. Allison's assassin, James II.
Tillery, was unayailing, though several
rumored traces OF him have been found.
The funeral of DR.. Allison was the most
imposing ever held in this city. All the
places of business were closed. halls
tolled and everybody who could leave
thor homes, followed the remains to the
grave, where they were Inferred with
masonic hon0rs, the Hallville and Che
local lodges conducting tho services.
Fhe citizens will unite with the family
IN Offering reward for the murderer
and statement of the facts has been
sent TO the governor with request that
he offer reward also. Some of the Til-
lery family have been making threats
against those who joined in the search
Tor Jim yesterday, and if this is true
those threatened may dispose of the
whole gang.
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uot Ncvorlhclo.. rhc, snnn Nnl nnh n.

=. A"'N Nh"iA NOT tsob US,
NEW NoRE, Nov. l2,-The board o.
trade and transportation to-day
adopted a resolution condemning tbc
expressions of an infamatory charncter
% connection with tho close contest In
no presidential election, scouting thc
iGea OF fraud, and asserting that every
cltIen Will submit to n detcrmination
py the constituted authorities.
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The sInIn nr nnlnmnrn-

WiLMINGroN, Nov. l2-The official
vote OF Delaware is; Cleveland, 1864:
Blaine, l2,OS; ST. John, 55; Butler, Il.
ST. John and Butler electoral Tickets
More, were reported in Newcastle county only.
me temperance legislative vote WAS
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A Barbnrous l,ov.

kITrANNING, Nov. l2.-During the
absence from home of George Houser,
who resides near Dayton, Armstrong
county, l4-year old boy stripped
younger sister and placed her on red
not stove, burning her so severely that
her life is despaired Of
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Fire Record.


AT HUFAULA, ALAnAMA,
EuFAuLA, Nov. l2-Firo in Eufaula
DESTROYED eight or ten stores with their
stocks of goods. Also200 bales of cot
ton. Loss perhaps $4,000
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NIOntrrals Dipthrrla.

MONTREAL, Nov. l2.--'rho diptheria is
increasing to nm alarming extent, and
tvnhoid prevails also. The doctors
attribute both opidemics to detective
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TERnELI, Nov. i2.-lSpecial. Mar
shal Gordon arrested q tramp, William
Condy, to-day. Ho stole from the Hons
lon Y Texas Central depot valise OF
NJ ". Shaw's and cut It open and rob-
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II The official
vote ofal the counties in this state pive
Blaine plurality OF SO,52O. o.
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A Republican Congrcssmnn I'm r,rr...

MEMPHIS, Nov. l2,-Tho official mr.
ioriiy for Taylor Republican, over uar-
l'S' Democrat, In this 1.-THE tentn dis.
trict, for congress, is bSl,
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The srymourN Nnt.

SEYMOUR, Nov, l2.-lSpeclal.l-The
Official count gives Democratic electors,
S9i Republican electors, 3; Prohibit.on
ton,3 3. - -'''-
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A Republican Congressman.

CINCINNATI, Now l2.-Tho official rc.
turns from the ninth Kentucky congress
siunMl distr ct, shows the election ~ ~
a.. IT, M,a,diSSworth, Republican, by major.
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LONDON, Nov. 2.-At a meeting of the
croIters Of the Isle of skye, held to-day,
II was unanimously resolved TO offer no
resistance to the police, even though
they made many arrests.
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The Vote of Mlsslsslpp,.

JAcEsoN, Nov. la.-The official vote of
Mississippi NJ is; Cleveland, 7S,5i7; Blaine,
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MILLINERY.

800 dozen Ladies' Imported Velvet Hats,
all cOl0rs, MI at 5Oc. each.
100 dozen Birds, 25c each.
LOCO pieces of Velvet Ribbons, 10 yards
In piece, from 4Oc the piece, all colors.
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hunuoorks ietiuInu, nueuin,
t.un1eotgs Perfume. Marechal Nielr ose.
,unipcrgs Le-.=rla. .A!u1l..t ,o,e,
aundborcs Perfume. LILY OF tne,a
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New York and brooklyn Pauning Out
Well.

New HoRK, Nov. l2.--Tho official can.
vass Of twenty wards Of Kings county
show gain Of 30 votes Tor Cleveland
and > gorBlaiue.
Tho board of canva ssars for Now York
county examined tho returns
OF tho first three assembly
districts to-day. 4 few differences
from the press reports Published Wedn.
saday morning were discovered, but
nothing found that will materially
euect CIoveland's plurality as published.
ly is ostissuied that Oswald Ottendorfor
may fail 100 votes bohind his comrades
on The electoral ticket.
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PARls' Nov. l2.-rho tribunal has pro.
claimed the absolute dissolution of the
marriage of Patti and Caux,
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FANCY GOODS AND CoRsETs.
$50 dszen New Lace Collars at 25c.
500 dozen Real Lace Chpes for Children,
I5o.
1000 dozen Corsets at SOC, worth 75c.
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DANIEL S. LAMONT,

Tho Democrats Of this city are again
rejoicing over this good nows.
Capt. James G.. Wintersmith, door
keeper of the house of representatives,
returned to Washington to-day, after a
ple1san, visit to friends here.
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One lot of ClOals worth eg, all mt boo.
oach.
Handsome silk Newmnrkets, trimmed
with Fur, would be cheap at $50, only
$3.50.
The cheapest CinalSs in the state to be
found at Goldsmith Bros.
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A Good Report rrom TYlor.

TYLER, Nov. l2.-ISpocial. Coy. r.
B. Hubbard received the following toll
egram to-day from Gov. Cleyelsnd's
private secretary:
Albany, N V, Nov. l2.-To Hon, II Il. Hub
bard Tyler, Texas:
The canvass of fifty of tho sixty coun-
ties of the state, completed 10 to 3
o'clock, sustains the previous estimate
in every instance. No protest or differ
oncas anywhere.
lSigned.l DANIEL S. LAMONT
nwt,-,.t. Gs...........-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-13

Ask Your Grocer 7
FOR
LEADER ROASTED COFFEE
In One-pound Packages. Meth.
ier Ground, Colored or 9th.
wise Adulterated.