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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-11
New York.

TAKE YOUR CHOICE AND GO TO BED.
New York, Nov. 5.-The streets In front
o the newspaper Offices continue blocked
with crowds OF people Oh tiptoe scanning
the bulletins and waiting aDxiously definite
| news.
The Times, Herald, World, Sun snd
Tribune each had lis crowd, and the bulle-
tins issued are different. Every man can
have his wishes oratifei.
The tribune kee - its electric light
PLAYING on csrd wheel informs al COM
err that Blaine cf,res New York by TO-
600 aud i elected president
The World Ne ps issuing dispatches
confirming democratic chances which il
pronuIg tad in the morning. The front
OF the bIilding is brilliantly illuminated
and decs,d with magnificent ard very fiat
ierlng p1,traits, in color, Of Cleveland and
Ii. ndri.ks
The cIosds in frons Of the World and
Herald Offices are extremely jnbiiant over
the democratic victory row In store for
them. Every bu'letin is the OCCASION OF
much Oh. e'ins and shouting IS if il wei
not daily contradir ted by bulletin Of the
next door.
La hEAOnNSs
Albany, New. o.-Lates. received by
CIV. Clevel- nd give 8 democr. &c majority
in the state OF 2,766.
BUFFALO.
The excitement IN this city is still una
hated, Main street is croE ded with excit-
ed people Bla,ae's plurality in the city is
1858
TEE TINES.
New TOIk K, Nov.I.-rhe I lmes ela;r, New
Yn'k for Cleveland ~ from 5000 to
5000, New jersey $500. Connecticut
1,200
STILL INCREASING.
Nrw Yc.k, Nov 5.-The World claims
that Cl-vsl tnd's majority is between 1000
and 5000.
STILL HOLD OUI.
The Tribune says, We SIT believe
Blaine and Logan sre elected. The states
are IL doubt ard likely to remain so for
some days. but the republicans seem 20
have the stronger probabilities in Their
favor The republican state comm ittee
claim n handsome plurality in New YORK
aud reports from counties continue
to justify tiis confidence. Our
own returns also give the state 20
BLAINE by a considerable plnrAlity, and re
do not bs'ieve IL can be taken away with
out fraud, or that franG can 60 undetected.
1t will probably be several dsys before the
exact result in the souihern states can be
known. Meanwhile, Indiana continues ts
promise slender but satisfactory re.
publican plurality. The supporters Of Mr..
Blaine do not feel they are in the least at
the mercy of such frauds as the democratic
officials in New York are planning to per.
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Canada.
THE CANNUCKs AROUSED.

Toront., Nov. u here is considerable
excitement here over the presidential cleo
ton n The L tied States. The Dewsptp
offic, are thronged viii people anxious to
know the latest news at the grand opera
h Use. AT the evening perform, Ice last
nigh the rSsul's were read at the end If
-acn set. Wh-n tie repsr indicating
Cieveland's maj ,riiy in New y TX were
u .upc there was Ioud cheering. OF
tawa AID Montreal dispatches announ ce
q eat interest there in the elections.
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Wisconsin.
LATEST REPORTS.

Milwaukee. Nov. Sat no previous
election in Wisconsin h there ever been
such delay in receiving the returns from
fbe state as al the present time For twer.
ty-four hours the figures have been coming
IN drIbbies and are so seated about The
state, that 1t has been almost impcs- ibIe 20
form reliable estimate on any particular
section. The respective headquarters of
the r. publican snd democr tic state cen.
4ral committees In this city have been
crowded during the entire day, by party
leaders from vaaious parts of the state
on>dering that the Wisconsin repub.
flcans have Ia this campaign in add
ION TO assisting CCisides states, worked
single-hs nd.d and alone, furnishing their
own funds and speakers thew feel that the
result OF their labort is the Ieading achiev-
ment of the contest. They have ell cted
the entire state ticker, sc ured the legisla-
iature and gained four congressman. Re.
turns from the deciding precinct, the
Sixth congressional district now a.
sures The election of Gnen,her re-
republican, which has been in doubt
until this evening This VII make a g
stale congressional representation stand
seven republicans and two democrats At
thIs hour the mejoFities of these are pot
materially charged from the figures given
this afiernoo1. Dip iIch reiurrs from
$50 towns and w@r's show a ret demo
crsuc gsin OF 7,77S on TIE Presidential
tleket as compared with the vote Of 1880.
hhou Il a prcportioBate gain be shown for
TIE democratic ticket In the renaining
precincts Blaine will have carried the state
Sy 10000, but the later returns are showing
, smaller average gain for the democratic.
ticket.
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Connecticut.
CoNNECTICUT FOR CLEVELAND.

Hartford, Nov. 5.-ClrveIand has a
plurslity in Connecticut of about 600.
G. V. W,n-r fails If m j.'rrIy ty about
200. The election If st>te ofic n will go
rr the state l. gislrure which Is rg-ly re-
publican and which viii elect Hon Henry
B. Harr son and also re-eleet United
Senator u. III. Plat
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CONGRESSMAN.

The following congressman are elected /:
First disirict-R L. Davis, r.publican.
second-John ID. LonF, republican.
Third "A. A. Ranney, republican.
Fourth-P. A. Collins, democrs.
Fifth-G. ID. Hsydsn, republican.
Sixth H b. Lowering, democrat.
Sevrnih-E. F. Stone, republican.
Eighih-Chas. II. Allen. republican.
Ninth-Frsd. ID. Elv, republican.
Tenih-W w. Rec, republican.
Elevsnth-Wm. Whiteing, republican.
Twelfth-F. w. Rockwell, republican.
Tie republicans gain two congressman.
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North Carolina.
oyBRwHELMINGLY DEMOCRATIC

Wilmington, Nov. 5-The state has
gone so Overwhelmingly democratic that
all interest in the returus has ceased to
exist. The democrats carry the First,
Third. Fourth, Fifth, SIKH, Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth congressional districts
The republic ms carry the Second, demo-
cratic gain of one. 1t is almost certain
The democrats have tWO-thirds majority in
the Legislature.
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ST. LOUIS

Incomplete returns Of the vote for the
ticket ca yesterday, show the following
rel ublicans elected by majority ranging
from $50 to 700:
Cl yer, circuit attorney.
Mcdonald, assistant circuit attorney.
Rombauer, judge OF court appeals.
They slso elect three state senator's, and
t fu,Ionisls elected the lower house of the
legislature.
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Maine. n
BLAINE's DISPATCHES.

Augusta, Nov. 5.-Conficting repor.s
and rumors have been coming to Augusta
all night but the latest dispatches received
by Blaine this morning give him a majori-
ty of from 5000 to 5000 10 New York aud
confirms bis election. Blaine was up the
most of the night receiving election returns
and is sleeping late this morning. Dis
patches received up 10 p. m. confirm the
earlier ones as to the republican victory
in New York bul gives lover figures for
Florida and Virginia are reported as
claimed by the republicans, the latter very
positively by Malone and others.
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w est Virginia.
REPURLICAE GAINS

Wheeling, w. Va. Nov 5.-Ee,et
ccuaties out Of ffly-two give net republ =
c,n gains of 500 over The October vote.
4 gain OF 200 more in the remaining ccua.
lies wGu i give the site oue-half (Ihree
otes) to Blaine and one-hali 10 Butler.
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Cleveland 100000. ,494
Butler. ........................ %
81. IS
Blaine's plurality will be fully 5000
Same precinc's gave Ryan, republican, for
congress, $50.
Wocd, d-mocrat, ,424.
Same precincts gave Martin. for govern
ornor, 1890. Click, 1878.
Ii is impossible to make a summary to-
night or now, at least On The natiousl,
state, congressional and leg slaiive tickets
II is estimated bv the republican state cen
trail committee that Blaine's majority is
$4,000; Martin, for governor, 40 600.
Every republican c0ngr ssman is elected,
and the Legislature will be practically
Unanimously republican. There mas been
mucn scratching on local tickets, and the
count proceeds slo~l y iD this city. Some
wards have not yet been counted.
HARPER.
The heavy fight here was on the county
seat, the national and state ticket going
almost by default. Blaine will have a good
majority, however, while for governor il
will be very elise. On iocstion OF cou rty
seat Harper City received large maj ,rity.
A mixed county ticket IL eleciei. MOI
single st. John vote in this county.
NEWTON.
The total vote In Harvey county is 3. SEQ.
Blaine leads Cleveland loo, and Mar
Sin, republican, for governor. has rs ma
jority.
MatIock. republican, for the legislature,
has 300 majority.
CongdeD, republican, for senator, be ITS
Switz-r, independent, shont 1900, and
Scheble, d mocrat, about 600.
Felgar for probate judge. Greene for
county sttorney, Dawson foi county
surveyor, and Mo- iiddy, for
county superintendent, a 1 republicans,
have majorities from 900 1000.
Puett, republican, for clerk OF the dis
trict cour', had no opposition and received
the vote of both parties. The camp~i2n of
the opposition TO tho republican campaign
ticket was made on The question of resub-
mission OF the prohioItory amendment oi
the constitution. The senator ard repre-
sentative elected both favor prohibition.
but the republicans said but very little
about these questions in the campaign.
wAMEGo.
Returns are not in from this county, so
az TO be able 10 give figures on the vote T.
% coIC W tbdt HIS DIV
600 or 700, ma that he whole state and
county tickes received majorities ranging
from 200 TO 400. Martins majority over
Click is estimated at about 800. Morrill,
republican, for congress will not be less
than that. Hicks, republican, TO. stat
senator, will have about 800 majority.
Beattie, republican. and johnson, republi-
San, are elected without doubt, as MEM
bers of the Legislature. The vote is very
heavy, the ticket long and much scratch
ing. and full returns will not be possible
before Tomorrow
MORRIS COUNTY.
Council Grove, Kan. Nov. 5 Complete
though Unofficial returns from this. Morris
county, shows the following maiorities in
total vote of 2400.
bidiDt.-- 64l
hHTSb goN-.-...... ......-.............. 556
Byan cong. .......-....... coo
Crane rep. Tor state sen..................... 200
Lower rpm. for repsentative............ 500
The balance of n county ticket runs
even with the state Offices with msiorities
from $50 20 700. Very little scattering
among republicans the straight ticket re.
s3ived almost the full Marty voie
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Louisiana.
HAHN ELECTED.

New Orleans, Nov. 5.-Ex Governor
Michael Hahn, republican, is .lect-d to
congress from The Second district BY a good
majority.
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Georgia.

Atlasts, Nov. she republican state
committee claims the democratic majority
of 1880 has been reduced but does not
clam to have elected a congressman. The
democratic majority in tie state is from
5000 TO $4,000.
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Delaware.
SOLID DIM, CRATIC.

Wilmington, Nov. 5 The whole state
will give abouI 5000 democratic msiori v.
The entire ticket is elected throughout.
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SOLID FOR DEMOCRACY.

Auaust,, Ga, Nov.-Geo I. Barnes for
congress, i: eisc'ed from the Tenth district
practically without opposition Georgia
sends solid democratic delegation to
congress.
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New Jersey.
TRENTON.

Trrnton, Nov. 5. Somerset county gives
Cleveland 200 majority, The state senate
is TEL ub lea" by oue M aioIity. Monmouth
countv's maj r.ry Tor Clevel nd IS reduced
to 1000 Pldc"ck, d. mucraI, Tor congress,
is elect, Ia the Fourth district by 800
me ,rIIv.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.

Trenton, Nv. 5.-Glouces!er county
gives B aiT $50 maj"ri,y and Farrell,
democra, for Congress 2ls majority.
Blsin.'s maj r,ty IN 4 lan'ic will reach
$50 aud 10 Bal 'nston Blaine's majority is
4l5.
New Jersey is undoubtedly democratic
unie,s Hudson county should give a ma
joriry much smaller than is now claimed,
namrly, four thousand.
The Trenton Tins has careful esti-
mates frnm II the ,unries, showing Cleve-
lands majority to be 2 2S3.
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Tennessee.
KNOXVILLE.

Knoxville, Nov. lowing to the rain
all the back counlies are not heard from
tonight. The republicans made a gain Of
500 In Knoxville, Sut the demOcr ,ts made
gains in all the counties in East Tennes
See In the Second congressional distri, I
HOuk, republican, is reelected TO CO ngr.ss
by a decreased m jprity. In the Frs. dis
trict A. Ii. Pet Ib0ne, republican, is re-
ii, cted By q greatly reduced majority.
The remaining eight congressman IN TIE
stste are democrats. Governor Bate docs
not run behind his ticket in Est Tennes-
see. The democratic candidates for rail-
| road commissioners run behind their ticket
10 this end OF the state. IL was the quiet
ISL rltc iCn ever known here. There was
no sturbance whatever.
NASHVILLE.
The following republican congrtssmen
are elected In this state.
Pet;ibone, First district.
Hsuck, Second district.
Taylor, Tenth district
The rest of the Congressional districts
sre democratic. The democratic msiority
in the Legislature IS cons derably reduced.
Bate, denocr tic candida. for goverIer,
is probably eltc.ed by reduced majorit.
Iowa.
DEMOCRAT ELECTED.
Keokuk, Ia, Nov. 5-Reiurus from the
first congress oaal district indicate the
election OF Hall deDOcra, BY 46 majority.
MIAMI COUNTY.
Paola, Kas., Nov. 5.-Mi,mi county
gives Blaine close upon $50 plurality and
Martins plurality nay slightly exceed
Blaine's full returns are rot yet in. The
editor OF the r, publ claims these olu.
ralities AMI the d, mOcra,ic editor admits
that the official figures will not vary much
from them. The concentrated ,greenb ick
and democratic vote runs FursLon's ma
iority down to shout leo
Bliire and Sherman have $50 majority
for s. ate senator's.
Untler and Lewis, republicans. are both
elected TO the legislature.
The republicans elected the probate
Judge, but the democrat greenback coaIi-
zion elected the attorney, clerk of the court,
superintendent and commissioner by good
msjorities.
Florida.
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Vermont.
VERMONT REPUBLICAN.

VERMONT REPUBLICAN.
White r Yer Ju CT N, Nov. 5.-One
hundred and sIxty-oeven town, gave
Blaine ................... SO 600
Cleveland ................. ........ .....l IA S04
Butler ......... ......................- 617
OOHu-. l,O-O
Bl.ire's plurality, Is, 1876, with seventy
three towns t. be heard from.
A proportion tie vote in this election
will give Blaine plurality On the aggre-
gate state vote of $500.
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sNOwTD UNDER
Massachusetts.
THE TWELFTH DIsTICT.

Boston, Nov. 5.-ROckwell, republican,
IS elected To congress in the Twelfth dis
trict.
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Mississippi.
MISSISSIPPI SOLID.

Jackson, Nov 5. Every congressional
district in the state is undoubtedly DIM
cratic by good majority. Chalmers is
defeated beyond q doub'. Cleveland's ma
jority IS not less tn 5000
CHALMERS SHOWED UNDER.
Morgan, demo :rsr, defeats Chalmers In
the Second Mississippi district for congress
by 500
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Missouri Returns.

The follOwing Associated Press bulletin
was r-ceiv, d at i .. m. AS will be seen
toy reference to the BAzoo specials IL is not
IN AL respects accurate. The following
counGes give Marmsduke, democratic can
didat- for governor, mai Jrities:
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CITY RETURNS.

Boston, Nov. 6.-Tfe vote of all the
cities and towns in this state with the ex
c-p' ion Of FIVE small towrs foot up
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Florida.

ALL DEMOCRATIC.
Jacksonville, Nov. 5.-The news received
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Virginia.

Virginia.
RICHMOND RETURNS.
Richmond, Nov. 6.-Fuller retur.s are
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NASHVILLE.
lowe.
DEMOCRAT ELECTED.

Keokuk, Ia, Nov. 5-Reiurns from the
first congress oasl district indicate the
election OF Hail democrat BY 46 majority.
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WAN EGO.
MORRIS COUNTY,

Council Grove, Kan. Nov Complete
though Unofficial returns from this. Morris
county, shows the following maioritles in
total vote of 2400.
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petrate, but we expect the utmost watchfnF
ness and stern dealing with men caushk
tampering with recorded returns.
nNO CnIrNrIJ( OFT ~
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Continued from sixth page.

Cleveland .... / ,494
Butler ......................... %
st. John...... 90
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PORTLAND

i've hundred and thirty towrs give
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The heavy fight here was on the county
seat, the national and state ticket going
almost by defsult. Blaine will have a good
majority, however, while for governor il
will be very elise. On iocstion OF county
seat Harper City received large maj ,rity.
A mixed county ticket IL eleciel. MOI
single St. John vote in this county.
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Dyau cong. tU0
Crane rep. Tor state ssn........... ......... 200
Lower rpm. for repsentstive......... 500
The balance of n county ticket runs
even with the state offices with msiorities
from $50 20 700. Very little scattering
among republicans the straight ticket re.
eseived almost the full party vote.
, 1884-08-23
Receipt for Fireproofng Single
Roofs.

A wash composed of lime, salt and fine
sand or wood ashes, put on in the ordinary
way of whitewash, renders q Shinsle roof
fifty fold more safe against fire from falling
cinders, in case of fire in the vicinity.
1t has also a preserving influence against
the effect of the weather, the older and
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cracked.
The application ofthis wash, hy washing
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space between the shingles. and the lime
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By the addition of a small quantity of
lamp black. the wash may be made of the
same colour as old shingles, and thus the
Offensive glare of while.wasl,ed roof Is
seaeved.-Spon's Workskor Receipts.
, 1884-08-23
ORDER OF D.IY
for the Colonial Councils Eztra0r-
binary Meeting, Monday 25M august
1884, II o'clock noon.

]. Examination of Patent ofnominati0nf for
2nd crown member III. Han~chrll.)
2. End Discussion on Draft Of Budget for
1885 with Money Bills appertain-
ing thereto, and Committee Report
with notifications and amendments.
8. Discussion on Report from the Commit
tee to revise ST. Croix Communal Ac.
counts for lS81.-82.
4. End Discussion ON Governments Letter
of 18th July 1884, No. 1876. concern.
ing the disseminating of Road No. s
in Company's Quarter as public road.
Colonial Council st. Croix, 10Th August
1884.
P. NJ. ANDERSEN.
Chairman.
, 1884-08-23

France, the statement is however
denied.
A London despatch states that
England is urging China TO agree
10 the payment OF the indemnity and
promises To interfere should France
then fail to Withdraw.
Intelligence from France reports
that the Budget committee Of the
Senate has recommended voting the
sums required for the Tonquin ex-
persPs, but advises that the debate
should he postponed until after the
recess. NJ. Ferry accepted the post.
pOnpmrnt the Government regard
the voting Ut the credit us n vote Of
confidence.
The Ministerial bill was adopted
by the Chamber of Deputies by one
hundred and ninety-three to one.
NJ D~oschnnpl, the Editor of the
Journal deS i)ehats, prompted by NJ.
Ferry, is agitating for tn cession to
France of the Lreward Islands in
exchange for the concessions made
to England respecting the conSt OF
Newfoundland. ". l'eSchaneI con-
AidrrS the acquisition Of the Lseward
Islands IN important to the French
line to Panama, Tahiti and Austria
ln'ia.
Dublin news stntes TINT a Nation
aIiSt procession took place at Mona
CHAN yesterday in which twenty
thousand persons participated.
New YnrE Aug. 19th.-Jhe fniIure
of KrmbIe I over & Co., OF London,
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Advices from l'ekm state that NJ.
Patenotrc, the French Minister, IS
still negotiating, and will accept "a
moderate indemnity in exchange for
other CONCESSIONS.
1t is reported that the French flag
h y been h0isted ON the Citadel at
Iiue.
The Cholera epi !emic is again
increasing md there has been one
fatality az Dunkerk.
A Madrid tele. ram reports that a
plague of locusts hns recently invnd-
ed c., trail spain doing damage est'.
mattel nj Ten millions Of dollars at
CIuhnd Real.
American political news states
that Benjamin Buffers letter of
acceptance Of the c%andidnture for
the Presidency strenuousIy opposes
the Panama Canal prnJ"cr.
Great excitement lrs been caused
by The arrest Of two French officers
Will skrtching the Notifications at
Coblen,z under instructions from the
French War Office.
New York, August 10th.
Flour per bril-, St. Lawrence brand 5000.
Meal, best Brandywine, per bri., 93e to 81
Il Nj. Pork, per bbl., sl52
New Seasons Fork per bbl el9
g. Crystals per. II, 5 to 81.
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Cuba Centrifugal, Max. + 5-l6th. Min. %
English Islands Molasses, 20 to ~ cts.
Exchange. New York and London, S4.Sz3
London, 10th.
lDemerara Crystals percwt go lss
0d.
Sugar Mnscovado per cwt., go lis 81.
atlOat.
Clayed Havana, No.12, 80 l6s Oh
Demerara kum per gallon, Is 73i:
Trinidad cocoa per cwt. ES lbs. VI.
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Rink of EnylauHi,at of Discount 2 pot.