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DEMOCRATIC GAINS REPORTED

HARTFORD. Nov. 3.-ERhty-six towns including
Hartford, New-Britain Norwich. Bridgeport and
stanford elect 81 Republicans and 90 Democrats
10 the Legislature. a Democratic gain If 10.
The result in Hartford is as follows
f. : Cleveland, Democrat is elected Senator
from the LIST Disirictby 5o1 majority, a Democratic
gam.
Lending Republicans in Hartford ropudi-
otcd ito nomInaiiOn of Alexander Harrison
for Representative, and voted for William
Uamcrsley one of the Democratic candi-
dates The latter was BABY scratched IN
fine strong Democratic wards, but received over
700 majority IN the Republican wards, aud was
elected by Os minority. The other Democratic
Reure,cntatiye james +. ScanOn. was elected by
G3i majority. Both Representatives last year
were Democrats.
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FIrAL RESULT OF An ELECTION FIRE.

, poy GAINED ny AN ANGRY GROCER-HIs SKULL
FRACTURED AND He DIED IN THE STREET
4 lot of boys among whom was William Sill
ycrnan age fcycntcen. OF No p Eldridge st, built
huge bonfire Hester ST. opposite the grocery store OF
Julius Rabiner, yesterday. The fire bazed meruly ana
the boys danced aouul careless 10 who was elected
The smoke blew into ana several times Rabner
came out and chased the boys away. Al soon as his
back was turned however the boys were back with fresh
fuel At last the rage OF RabIncr passed all bounds and
selling heavy he started after them Tor Tie last
tine. The bay, scattered. but siFermhh was not queA
enough Rablncr overlook him and selling him oy the
COLLAR began to pound him with the cane. II was some
time before the bys;suder, interiercd and took the
Infatuated man away from his victim. siyerman sank
ia tho ground unconscious and suffering from pau
,tound IN the head. Tue police called In ana an
aubmance was summoned. Before 1t arrived however.
Tho bon ded IIi- skull was fractured AZ soon az tue
case was reported to Captain Auaire no sent MS
detectives Q,t general alarm Was iSNuCd ana IN utte
whlc tie murderer was arrested ana ocAen w III TUG
Illrldgc street station.
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MISSISSIPPI.
NO OPPOSITION TO THE DEMOCRATS.

PROBABLE ELECTION OF A FEW INDEPENDENTS
LIGHT VOTE CAST.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 3.-The election to-day
was the most quiet and peaceabe that the State has
known in twenty years. There was no opposition 70
the Democratic State ticket Differences OF local na-
ture existed eight ten counties The returns so far
received show light vote. The city OF Jackson poilcd
$50 votes against 900 at the city election last year
The vote throughout tbs State cOrrespondingy
light The negroes generally did nos vote. In counties
local dsafections existed tho vote Is divided and
few independsnts may be elected TO the Legislature
aud TO county Offices.
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THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
Continued From IY rst Page.

publican elected Senator in Burlington County b.
abont 400 majority Republican gain.
A. II. Gangewer Republican. ia elected to the Assem-
bly, by $50 majority the lid District; Thomas j. Al
cott Republican, in the lid, and Theodore Budd
Democrat In the Ist.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
THE SENATE REPUBLICAN BY MAJoRITY-TuE
HOUSE CLOSE
The NewJersey Legislature, according to
the latest returns is Republican The Senate Is Repub
hcan by majority and the House is close. The men-
beers probably elected are named below:
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TRmrSr OFFICE, Nov. Al a. m.-Oyer New-Eng
land and IN the St Lawrence Valley there were nght
rain and snow squalls yesterday Cloudiness prevailed
in the Lake region and Ohio valley and there was some
precipitation in the Missouri Valley where another
storm was central. Tho cold wave fingered over the
Lower Lakes and Middle Atlantic States Eise"heFo
the tsmnsrature rose The Of the barometer
here was inward. The weather was generally Ialr
though with light rain squalls and sleet The temper
aturo ranged between $50 ana Dr. the NeraSo N-'
beiug 4Iao lower than on Monday
slightly warmer. cloudy weather followed py , ram
NAV be expected IN this city and vicinity to-day
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CONNECTICUT.
THE LEGlSLATURT REPUBLICAN.

TIE LEEINLATI III NETI UIIIhN.
UARfFoRD. Nov. 3.-Tho election in this state
was for members Of the Legislature only.
Returns at III (Oardh Office at II o'clock from
all but four towns in this state show the COM
plexon Of the next House TO DO a, follows: Repub-
icans. i29: Democrats. III; In dependents,
The missing GOWNS will not materially change the
result The tOwn of Marlborough IL "A tie on Rep
rcsentatiyes. Last year these towns stood: Rcpub
licaus 100: Democrats, -. senatorial elections
took place in twelve odd Numbered districts. Each
party elects six. , ~,
on hundred aud thirty three towns elect 100 Rcpub
lie rd 92 Democrats Grcenhackcr aud lIdceud' nj
10 The state House OF Representatives, Democratic
gain OF ~.
Os the twelve Senators holding over seven are
Pcnublcans and five Democrats: making the next
senate stand 10 Republicans and IL Democrats
Last year there were II Republicans and
Democrats. a., D..
The Republicans have working majority IN
both branches.
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TuIR 10 SIX IN HUDSON.


JERSEY CRY, Nov. 3.-Thc election in Hudson
County passed of very quietly and the slight inter
est taken in It resulted IN very light vote being
pollcd Tho only contest which eXcited any inter
est AZ all was that for surrogate. william McAYoy,
the Tegu ar Democratic nominee. had very bitter
opposition ~ hi5 own PARTY. and /. l.. Nalbcr ran
Independently against. him. but did not develop Is
much strength ~ was expected. The indications
are that Pee, II. Wanscr tho Republican candl-
date for Surrogate. Is elected by majority ranging
from 500 10 .OCO Pa'TIck Govern. for Director
at-LHTpc of the Board o. chosen irrchodcts, was
elected wIthou opposition, and Dr. stephen v
Morris, Republican, WIS elected Coroner.
The As-embiym cicc,cd are lsi District. H. H.
Seymour. Eepub lean; I'D. -. Iumulty. pcmoc1a':
lid. -. K. Pcroube.. Kcpublican; INth \. u. Dav-
ron. Rcpubl:cIn: W. John Pier-OH, Democrat I;
NIh, !. ". Heck. Repn"lican; WIN, J.J: Cl@rke'
omociai; Nlllth, T. !. NOonan, Dom craft IAth,
j. c. Bcsson, Democrat; Ath, L. Lennon.
THE RESULT II ESS X.
ley TELEGRAPH 10 rHR TRIuUvEl
NEWARK. Nov. 3-Assemblymcn elected in Essex
County as follows: LIST District, Charles +. Under
hill, Republican. 900 majority. lid District.
Henry A. Potter. Republican. majority lid DIS
trIct. Elias VI. Condit. Republican, 5l3 majority.
WITH District. Henry NJ. Dorenus Republican. Az
majority. With District: r. W. Parker Republican.
473 majority. Ylth District. Edwin Lister. Demo
cratic. ~ majority With District JACOB
Dl-trict J ohn Peal, Democratic, ~ majority, lAth
District Augustus /. IL. Martin. Republican,, 40
majority XII District. William Ilarngan, Demo-
cratic. 553 majority. Republicans lose =, Demo
Gratis net Republican los, l.
SUSSEX HOPELESS.
NEWTON, Nov. 3.-Elcycn Sussex townships
give J. Arson McBriIe. Democrat candidate for state
Senator 900 majority, and II. y. Kinney for member
az Assembly $50 There four townships sti to near
from. Tho estimated Democratic majority OF ehch Is
1900.
GLOUCESTER REPUBLICAN.
CAMDEN, Nov. 3.-Gloucestcr County elects
J. b. Rowe Republican, to the Assembly.
SOMERSET STILL DEMOCRATIC
SouERvILLE, Nov. 3. Somerset County re-
elects John Veitcrlcin. Democrat. to tho Assembly
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN OCEAN.
Tou's RIVER, Nov 3 ,SDsciah. i he returns
from nearly all the townships indicate the sure re-crc-
ton OF GEORGE @. Smith, Republican. TO tho Assembly
by ahon, 900 majority the largest Republican ma
l0rity over pOlcd IN Ocean County.
BERGEN DEMOCRATIC.
NLwAnK. Nov. 3.-Bergel County elects Eben
Winton and John Van Bussim, Democrats, to the
Assembly.
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A RFpI'RIICAN MAJORITY OF 10000.
BLOWING UP rHE ANDBE MENT.
THE BASES DESTROYED BY DYNAMITE.

GLASS gGoKrS N HOUSES MILE FROM THE EXrLc-
SION.
T,ppAv. y. Y. Nov. 3.-The Andre MOnu
mcnt WAS blown up by the explosion Of dynamite car
fridge at 1920 tonight. Both bases were blown
into atoms. and the iron fencing that enclosed the
monument was completely demolished. Tho shock was
N great that il broke the glass IN houses mile
away. In a hotel one half mile distant 1t broke the
globes on the lamps and the West Shore Railroad depot
was alred wonderfully aud several pains OF glass
vera broken. In about fifteen minutes after the
explosion there were about zoo persons
AZ tho spot; somo cano running with
rvolvcr in their hands The postmaster and his wife,
both over seventy years OF age among the Gro va
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s warmer. fair or partly cloudy weather. proceeded
rain Thursday,
BosTOE's FLoURIsHIya CONDITION.

BosToN, Nov. 8 (SpeciaD.-The Stock Er.
change and private banking houses were closed to-day
on account Of the State elections The banks and
Clearing House were, however opcn and business oua
side Of speculation, moved on usual Local bank
clearings were extraordinary 939,4l3; balances
s259O1Ss. This shows Q gain IN exchanges Of
100000 for two days this week. COM
pared With the first two business days Of
November 1884 To-day's exchanges were the largest
since April g 1884, when they were Sl9,657922. The
November payments and active speculation help 10
swell clearings -
Fifteen or twenty members OF the Brokers' Board did
lively trading in stocks the street this morning
In the absence Of regular session OF the Board The
disposition to " boom" all tie Boston spociaties
Atchlson the feature aud largo quantities OF the
stock changed hands al S0is So Finally more was
offered with So bid New-iork and New-England was
higher and Union Pacific strong
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TIE KING OF SPAIN SICK
MADRID, Nov. 3.-King Alfonso Is seriously
MRS LANGTKYs HOUSEHOLD DEBTS.

LONDON, Nov. g. The case Of Mrs Langtry
for refusing to pay household debts contracted while
living with her husband camo up to-day before the
Rrompton County Court. Mrs Langtry did not appear
Plaintiff showed Mrs. Langtry had, previous to con
tracing the debts check OF Captain Sir Allen Young
Iots called ON her for the amount OF her Indebted
rs. the defendant todd the plaintiff that She was unable
@ nj urr.cnt 10 pay the bill but would cndeivOr 10 DO
SSo M a later date. JUDGMENT was given for the
p.aintf.
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VIRGINIA.
LEE CLAIMING HIS ELECTION.

HIS MAJORITY PLACED Al 2O.OOO-UNEXPECIEp
DEMOCRATIC GA1Ns.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 3.-Ihe Gazette says ::
Returns from all parts OF the State show Democratic
gains and indicate that Lees majority Will reach 2OOOO
Already five or six accessions have been made 10 the
Democratic side OF the House OF Delegates
and no losses reported. Chairman Barbour
from dispatches received by him. is con-
ndent tie Democratic majority Will reach
Oh 600 and I'm this view General Lee who Is here, con
ours Mr.. Barbour thinks the majority In the Leelsih
lure will be fully large last year. when they hhu
two-thirds Southampton MHhOne's county, gives "A
democratic majority OF 200. and It 10 all over tho
State, uneI pected gains.
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CUARLIrP- uOWFII.-Ou TUESDAY. November ,. BY
the Roder.ek Terry Ill stacey ChaIlier to Ella k!ds'
way Howell.
Pls!ndeld y. j. october ~. by the
Rev : B0rren Smith asslstaA priest Trinity Chapel,
New.YorE, Harry Austin loiy OF Bloomfield, " j., ana
Josephine Hope DeCran, Of PlalntUld.
JENNINGS- TuesiaJ, October %, 1885 at Chs
rs.d.nce q; the bride Washn zion, Dc by the Row j. r.
NayoT NJ Birch to Inson de r. Jennings Of Brook
lyn. y. y.
No cards.
JENKINS BOTsE-On Monday November . 1885. az the
Church the Holy Trinity by tie Rev. Wilbur 7. Wat
kns D. D. Fannie OryeIta Boese to James Harvey Ran
Jenkins.
O'BRIEN-RIITYO Tuesday. November 3, by the Right
Rev. Bonsgnor Preston, John OBnen to Mary ~ Riley
all VI this city.
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ADVICE FROM THE QUEEN OF BURMAH.


WAR AT PRESENT.
RANGooN, Nov. 3.-Advices from Mandalay,
capita OF Burnah state that the Queen OF Burnah
who exercises great Influence over her husband Is about
to become mother. aud she declares that hghthi anu
the smell OF gnnppwdcr Will ho Injurious 10 ieF "'n
She advises King Thebaw temporarily to submit to tue
demands Of the British Government and fight after her
child ia born ~ 1t 4. important that there shall be an
feir 10 the Barmcse throne. England has now II" suit
Iia bItb OF thr present
claimants brmg unacceptable, owing 10 their prohl2ate
lat. 1t believed therefore, that the GnNeIhHeht
~ Duruab will answer the uitimatum Of the Indian
Government IN eyasiye manner Ia order 10 secure
fnp
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PRONINRNT ARRTyLLS.

Fifth Arenue Hotet-Senator John A. To-
gam Of Illinois Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, OF Rhode
Island General william VI. Dun, L. g. Army; ExGov-
ern0r Frederick Smyth OF New famp.hire. AMI Joseph
X Toole Delegate t. COrgIe from Montana Ae@-
York HOtcl-The Rev. Dr. j. L. VI. Curry, u s. Minister
to Spain and Beverly Tucker OF Virginia Fictori9
Hole-SenatOr Jonathan Chace, OF Rhode Island. ana
General y. H. Davis, u. 5. Army windsor Hotel
Erskine n. Phelps, of Chicago.
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NEBRASKA.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF Is, 900.

A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 1sOoO.
ONLY MEAGRE RETURNS RECEIvFD-TnE PROHIBIT
TIoS VOTE 5000
LINCOLN Neb., Nov. 3.-Thirty- Eight pre-
cncs outside OF this city have been heard FROM These
with other partial reports indicate the election of the
Republican State ticket by about the sane majority ~
last year In proportion TO the vote. The Republican
majority IL now estimated at about $4,000. Inc ITO
hbitlOn will reach 5000.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 10000
OMAHA, Neb., NOY. 3.-The election IN this state
to-day has been very quiet one. and the vote
poled was small. Returns come In very slowly,
bnt enough have been received TO indicate that the
Republican ticket is elected by at least l3,ooo
majority.
The local election in Omaha and Douglas County
has been spirited and full vote was polled. The
Republican candidates for county offices are
elected by from 500 to 1000 ma
jority The principal fight was on
sheriff between William Coburn, Republican.
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INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.
~ q Tho EnvarunrG qt

UTTAWA, NOF. '0'OTIT"I
has signed the commission OF sir Leonard IlIlcy hs
Lieutenant Governor Of New-Brunswlck
Rie's the nabsOrbing topic In pOlluca cfcles
here IL il trstOOd that the question OF appointing
medical commission was again before the Cabinet This
afternoon, and the appointment OF sdch commission
may now DO said to have been decided upon
TORONTO, Nov. 3-The Dean aud Faculty or Trinity
Medical School have offered a reward OF 500 for the
detection OF the students who stole and suspended
subject at butcncrs stall The City Council and Police
Com mis- sionors also moving in the matter.
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THE WEATHER REPORE
oovERNMENT NDIcATtoNs-FoR 80 TIC

GovERNMENT INDICATIoNs-FoR 80 HOURS
WAsIuNGrOx. Nov. 4.-For New-England,
fair weather nearly stationary followed by slowly rls
ing Temperature rising followed in the western portion
by falling barometer. westerly winds, generally sliuhs
to sOuthcrly.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather, followed
during Thursday by local rains variable winds. gem
orally shifting 10 southwosterly, slowly rising tempera
ture. D,n,dolnhI,
fair. warmer weather.
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KILLED BY A RAILROAD AGENT

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 3.-The Daily IsmeS
Huntsville. Ala, dispatch reports the shooting and kill
ing OF Robert Kelly by j. B. Fncker, railroad agent.
The trouble freight matters. Kelly Finck-
Ter In the back with knife. Fncker shot I'VE times 81
Kelly he running. Three shots took effect and
Kelly died in few momenis Fincklsr Is under arress
at hi. home, seriously wounded.
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France PORTUGAL AND GUINEA.

PARIS, NoY. 3.-The dispute which arose two
years ago between the French and Portuguese Govern
mont, IA 10 their InutuIl jurisdiction IN Guinea
has been settled Portugal has ordered
hor officials In that corner OF Africa
70 oyaouae stations recently occupied By the Portu
Ruesp as the demitltion commission Which mas been
ts at Paris has decided that they belong to France.
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WAR SHIPS WANTED IN HAYTI.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The internal troubles in
UavI have caused the British and French representa-
lives in that country Telegraph their respective GOV
crnmeni TO send men Of there at onco TO protect
foreign residents.
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NATIONALIST CANDIDATES FOR PARLIAMENT.
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-Timothy Harrington, MEM
Der OF Parliament for Wesmeath has been selected by
tho Nationalist to contest ST. Stephens Green, Dublin
at the coming Parliamentary elections.
Jusn Mccarthy has been selected contest London
DAIRY In tho Nationalist Interest,"
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ruorGUr TO YEW.YORK THIEF

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3 lSpecidD.-A man and
woman who have been acting suspciousy for several
DAYS were arrested tins morning as shOphtters Iher
house was searched and valuable goods supposed 10
hc.p stoeu recovered and taken to tho station
Thc notice think the woman Is weknOwh snopilltr
and The man English Tom, one OF notorious Houston
Al NeW-lOrk
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REPUBLICAN GAINS IN TIE PRECINCTS
HEARD FROM.


DFs NolNrs, Iowa. Nov. 3.-Ihc day opened with
pleasant weather. voting proceeded quietly. Iowa
hi, wear elects "a Governor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Judge of tho Supreme Court, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. one half 81 the members OF the
Senate and all tie Lower House. There were four
state tickets in the field tho Republican. headed
hy William Lnrraboo: tho Fusion, representing
democrats and Grccnbackcrs headed hy Charles J..
Whiting; the Straghtout or -. John Prohibition
lists headed by James Micklewait. and the straight
Greenbackcrs, opposed to the Fusoni-ts. headed by
Elias po:y of Linn County. The chief state issue
involved is the repeal or further trial of prohibi-
ton the Fusion platform demanding the repeal OF
prohibition and the substitution of general license
law and the Republican platform asking Tor u ialr
trial Of the prohibitory law before any modification
il made The Senators elected this year Will vote
for a United states Senator two years from next
winter so Matt nal issues are also involved IN the
campaign.
There are 7O3 voting precincts IN the state
Returns from POI precincts give Larrabee l3,'o3
and Whiting II SO, net Republican gam OF 90
over the combined Fusion and Greenback vote
when compared with tho vote OF 1855.
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rR1RrYe LocAL oRsERvATLONs
lHOUKS: Morning.

IT. tu "a trnins
for the ho1s
OSCILLATIONS
those hods The broken Or dotted hne
indicated
auts 1 BIOAdvAs.
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Tile NEw FRENCH CARINET.

PARIS, Nov. 3. The Temps says that the
French Cabinet will resign before tho Chamber meets
and that NJ Br4son Will form another Ministry, winch
i include NJ dc Frcycinct and majority Of tho present
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MARRIED.

Dose in Time nineOf Hale, Honey o. Horehound
Tar for coughs
Pikes IOotbachc Drops Cure in one Minute.
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The Lungs are Strained and Racked by an
obstinate Cough, which taken In time DR.. Jaynes TX
pectorant would speedily cure. :.
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sucCFss OF THE MACHINE.

UNsCRUPULoUs METHODS by WHICH THE DEMO-
Gratis CARRIED THE STATE
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. 3.-General Malone
received the following from Portsmouth, Va: "Ctty
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county to-day. The Republicans eoncede tine
election OF the entire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
county ticket by msortiss ranging from 100 TO 5000
Ebert Rep), for Supreme Court Judge, Is probably
elected by 5000. The interior counties have not yet
been heard from.
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THE SorTH DAKOTA CONSTITUTION

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Specials to Inc
Tu,,,. Press from all parts of South Dakota summar
tied show that the Sioux Falls Constitution has been
carried Tho Republican state ticket Is eecleu' SIOUX
EnIls loada so far for Capitol location.
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Mrs. tIcElraius
HOMEMADE PRESERVES. &C., &c.

Families supplied with PURE Fruit Ielies Proio'va'
Canned and Branded Fruits Spced Frds All Pickles 81
&C. PU + UP IL GLASS.
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
circular, with references and prices sent GA application
Address Mrs SARAH :. McELRArH.
9a3 DcgrAw.st. Brooklyn.
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REPUBLICAN By OVER 1000 PLURALITY

DIS MOINEs. Iowa. Nov 3.-kstimate' at the h'-
publican headquarters based on returns IocelN'u
ND to 1l:25 y. H.. give the Republican ma
iority on tho State ticket at from l"OOo
10 10000. At the Democratic headquarters
no estimate is male on the state ticket,
the Democrats claiming the election of members OF
the Legislature in Scott. Dubuque, Pottawatomie'
Wapello and lama counties.
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Colorado.

JUDGE ELBERT ELECTED Bl 'ooo:
DENVER, Col, Nov. "a compaIa.Noly
light vote Was ""oea IN '"'
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Post Office Notice.

III. y. squire ~ sons. Jewellers 03 fmiion-'i'' W
Diamond Ear. Rings matched All SIR
make a 10 100 ~ tln{ onN "
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MEMBEEs or THE LEGISLATURE ELECTED
DIS MoINEs, Nov. 3.-Thc city oil Grlnnell
gives 900 Republican majority. dispatch FROM thete
SAYS that the county has given $50 majority Tor tho
Remblican Representative and Senator
DUHuOuE, Nov. 3.-N Knight Democrat i c''c''u
scuator in Dnbuoue County by estimated majority OK
. 900 Ilnchan and Baldwin, both Deihoti"l'' 'Io
elected Representatives.
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[Republicans, 10; Democrats, 81
[Republicans. so: Democrats, 30. !

tsenators holding over. thew Senator'S
THE ASSEMBLY.
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CAMPBELL FOR CONGRESS.

Timothy J. Campbell is elected to Congress in
che with District He is 400 ahead OF GAVIN WIN n'e
eeiection districts 10 hear from.
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THE PROHIBITION vOrT.

DAvrNroH1 Iowa. Nov. Sc. W. Brady the
leading spirit of the Prohibition party, expressed
confidence in his party polling fully 1000 votes
throughout tho State. The voters. he Declared
the strength of the Prohibition party
in the state
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DIED.

Al notices Of po,rages must Be aaorssd e fpH naDs
and addresS.