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Evening star., 1886-11-03
IN DIANA.
The Republican State Ticket Probably
Elected.

INDIANAPoLIs, IND, Nov. Sat 10 O'Clock
the returns from this state indicated the cleo
ton OF the republican state ticket The legisla-
tive ticket is still in doubt Owing to the divers
ity OF interests involved il may not be definitely
known until tomorrow what the result IL. In
beaten except possibly on part OF their legis-
Iative ticket. The congressional delegation
will probably stand six republicans and seven
democrats, y republican gain OF three
In Indiana 40 precincts give Robertson, re-
publican, secretary of state, 60, ,72l, and Nell
son, democrat %, l16. The same precincts
gave Blaine 81, $50 and Cleveland 6O,725, net
republican gain OF ,S21.
New York, Nov. S.--A Western Union Tele-
graph oompsny,s o,ispatcn rom rom. andianaRoiis,
ertson 10 0b01, Nelson 4S,S93. The same pre-.
cincts gave Blaine 6O,376, Cleveland a, los;
net republican gain, 2,431.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
Rullctiued iu New York

Returns ANNOUNCED FROM THE WESTERN
UNION OFFICE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Western Union
issues the following bulletins:
New Jersey-Mercer county gives 400 repub-
lican plurality; Camden county 1000 republi-
can plurality; Essex county 6oo democratic
plurality; Hudson county 5000 democratic
plurality.
Indiana-Four hundred and forty precincts,
out OF l,6sS. gives a net republican gain or
1921.
Ohio-Unofficial returns from the seventh
OHIO district give Campbell, dem, 81 plurality.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

Harmer.~ Fine MniOrtty.

special Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Harmer for Con-
gress in this city has II 800 over Smith, dem,
and is, 800 over Herwig labor candidate. His
majority is about 600 greater than the repub-
lican majority in his district.
Beaver's Majority Over Black. 49.24O.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Returns from all the
counties of the state except Elk, Fulton, MiG-
lin and Union, show majorities for Beaver Of
49,24O.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
The Government Bindery.
THE PUBLIC PRINTER SAYS HIS FORCE Is NOT
TO BE INCREASED

THE PUBLIC PRINTER SAYS HIS FORCE IS NOT
TO BE INCREASED.
STAR reporter visited the Government
printing Office to-day to make inquiry in regard
to a published report that the force in the bind
cry is to be Increased. Soon after entering the
building the reporter was stopped in the main
corridor by man wearing q shining badge
His orders were not to permit anybody to pass.
"Do your orders include reporters sent to in
Qulre about matters OF public interest9'' he was
asked. He answered that they did. So the re-
porter waited until permission was obtained for
him TO pass. He finally reached the public
printer, who said he had seen the paragraph In
regard to an increase of force, and that IL was
ian injustice'to the working people;that 1t sent
chance OF obtaining it. He admitted that the
force in the bindery ought to be doubled, but
said he had not money to pay for more than are
now employed.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
The Washington stock Exchange.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS TO-DAY.
TheWashington Stock Exchange held its an.
nuai election tor officers to-day. The following
gentlemen were unanimously elected to serve
one year: c. c. Glover, president; J. W. Corson,
vice president; John w. Mccartney, secretary;
A. K. Paris, treasurer; Lewis ]. Davis, Chas.
]. Bell and Geo. H. B. White, governing COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

A FAMILY FEUD RESULTS IN a FEARFUL
TRAGEDY.

ST. LOUIS, No.. Nov. 8. A special nom
Potosi, Mo-, ssys: A fearful tratedy occurred
this morning at Mineral Point, Iour miles from
this place. Robert Wigger Was shot aud In
slantly killed, and Marvin McCabe received q
wound which will undoubtedly prove fatal. An
old quarrel between Wigger and the McCAbes
had never been settled satisfactorily 70 either.
aud this morning Marvin McCabe and his three
renewed tho quarrei. Alter the exchange ol
hot words McCabe, senior, attacked his old
enemy. The latter drew ms revolver and nred,
tnfiicting . fatal wound. The wounded mans
SONS then produced their weapons. and asser
the exchange Of . lev shots, Wtgger sank TO
the ground shot through the body and ated
almost Immediately. The AcCabe boys were
arrested and lodged In jail at this place
Evening star., 1886-11-03
MIN y ESOTA.
The Democrats Likely to Get Three
Out Of Five COngressman.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. SIT looks very
much this morning as though the democrats
will elect three out of five Congressman in this
state. Steele and Olmstead counties, In the
first district, usually republican, have gone
democratic, making it probable that VIM.
Williamson (dem.) has defeated ]. A. Lovely
(rep.) 1t is not likely that McGill's majority
of the reliable republican strongholds are yet
to be heard from. At this hour there is moth
ing definite known.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.

Discontinued from the 10th of NOvem.
ber Until After the Meeting of Con.
gresS.
The following announcement was issued at
the White House to-day:
"The President finds it absolutely necessary
to the proper performance OF public duties that
the time between the 10th OF November and the
next meeting of Congress should be at his dis
posal, free from interruption. Within this period
he will be obliged to deny himself to visitors,
except upon actual public business of import
ance. This will not be construed to include ap-
plications or recommendations for Office This
notification is given to the public thus early
to dispose in advance of the plea that a trip to
the Presidents arrangement. The usual pub
lie receptions at haif-past one o'clock on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays will be con-
tinued.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
CALIFORNIA.

Republican Governor. LegisIature.
and Solid congregational Delegation.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 3.-The count as
reported at midnight last night, not including
San Francisco, gives Swift, (rep.) for governor,
1860; Bartlett, ldem.D 1l,443. The indica-
tons are that the republicans have carried all
the six congressional districts, as well the
legislature by q small majority.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The stock market
opened at IL O'Clock this morning with nrst
prices generally showing advances from u 70 II
per cent over the CLOSING prices OF Monday,
while New England and Missouri Pacific were
eacn per cent hIgner There was q moderate
business and prices generally receded AmAu
fractions in the early Trading.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
NORTH CAROLINA.
Democratic Congrcssmen Elected In
six Dlssttcts.

RALEIGH, y. G., Nov. 3-The indications are
that demucratic Congressmen are elected i'm six
districts. Returns from the I'd attn and 5th
are meager and doubtful.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
DAKOTA.
DAKOTA.
Clifford Reflected by ~ small Majority.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 3.-Specials from
rious points In Dakota Indicate the reelection
OF Clifford. rep. delegate TO Congress by 5000
majority. While the republicans have lost
votes on the delegate they have made gains in
the Legislature, which viii be Overwhelmingly
republican
Evening star., 1886-11-03

A SUIT AGAINST THE DIsTRIcr.-In the Court
In General Term this morning the case Of Ed
win Muller against the District Of Columbia
was heard. This is an action for damages al-
legged to have been caused by defective stone
in the roadway ut the Intersection of Columbia
avenue and 14th street. In the court below 1t
was ruled that the plaintiff had himself shown
contributory negligence and was not entitled
TO recover, and judgment was given for defend
ant The plaintiff appealed and claims that
previous knowledge Of q de6sct In the highway
Is not conclusive prpofoi negligence on the part
to determine whether negligence ts to be In
ferred or not. Mr.. w. q. MRttingly appeared
for plaintiff and Mr. Riddle tor the District
ANOTHER FINE DwELLINa FOR MAssAcHu.
sErrs AvENUE.-Mr. John Sherman took out q
permit to-day for the erection OF q fine pressed
brick dwelling, three stories and basemens
high, to be located on Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween 17th and 18th streets northwest. The
size of this dwelling fs to i've SO feet wide, 40
feet in depth and 40 feet high TO the caves size
Of back building. 16 by 30 fset The foundsr
tion Is to be of brick and concrete and the thick
ness Of external wallis to be u inches. The cost
will be $16, 900.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

Retafns Received To-day freo the Cen.
gresoionau DissrActs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-Full returns received
to-day show Campbell, dem., elected by 81 ma
Iorfty over Little. rep. In the seventh district;
Pugsley, rep, elected In the twelfth by 1.43O
over Denver, dem.; Kennedy. rep, il 4Sb ahead
In the eighth. with Champaign county 70 hear
ahead with 1eigB county to hear from.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

Two Hundred and sixty Precincts Give
a Smnll Repuhiican Gain

DEs MoINEs Nov. 3-Two hundred and sixty
precincts give jackson 81, $50, Sells %, ,45o-a
net republican gain OF 80
HAYES PLURALITY IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
DAVENPORT. Iowa. Nov. 3.--lhe second dis
trict gives Hayes, dem., Tor Congress plurality
of about 900.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
The Next HOuSe.

INDICATIONS THAT IT WILL STAND 40 DEMO-
Gratis TO 155 REPUBLICANS.
The indications from the returns from all the
congressional districts throughout the country
are that the democrats will have about 40
members in the next House against 155 repub-
licans, a majority of Is.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

CHICAGO Nov. 3.-Duncan q. Garcelon, .
grain dealer made au assig ument in the county
court this morning 10 Kenneth X. SinooI Hfs
liabilities are placed At $40 900 and his assets
Mt n = O0l
Evening star., 1886-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
6~ A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.

To- A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
wAsH1Neros, D. C., Oct s. 1886.
10 the Federation of labor. Washington, D. c.:
PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN: We, the under
signed are boycotted on very unjust grounds there
-is psy II Is our m desire to be recognized as union
bo cong US sey a9e
70 u.s. therefore we respectfully ask OF you AN
be amieaby settled and hoping that You win give it
your early consideration, we are
very respectfully youis,
aeGve letter was sent BY Us to the
appeal was ignored We desire to state publicly the
recognized as union shop We are bel being boycotted
for assisting personal friend in trouble with the
sustain by is patronage We pay more than union
wages for less than union hours boycott
Merchant Taiiors,
n33t Cor. N. Y. ave- aud 10th St NV.
T~. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEEr
ing ofshe Social P1ry All,ance will be held
c9'1srssatonal church, cor: 6 iS,h ana sis:
f~ l. o. O. F.-MEMBERS OF COVENANT
meeting Eodse
Is nesdayl EVENING, at $50 O'Clock sharp. to
Its F.P. BoUsHEE, N. g.
T1~ TOMORROW (THURsDAY) AFTER
Ihos: H Lyons. contractor 18th street extended.
MT. Thos Broderick; agent will give an exhibition of
tie merits OF the Judsop Powder in blasting trees
The Public are invited. Its
if-~S SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HOLY
49, NAME SOCIETY of 81. Dominic's church is
called for TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, 7:3O
to arrange for the funeral OF spiritual director
Rev. w. A. HoRGAN, o. p.
GEO. X. PETTY, President.
FRANCIS c. MANGAN Secretary. 1t
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under the firm name of I. NJ. Hanson & Co.,
act General Fire Ins. business. T. NJ. HANSON,
NJ. B. HANSON.
JAS. b. ADAMS.
We represent the following old and reliable COM
panles, with nearly all of which the senior member of
This firm has been connected for the last 80 years. viz
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OF hartford.
CaSh So, ,OOO, 600
Ma TlONAL INSURA nee CO.,
OF HARTFORD.
Cash assets 50. .O00, 900
HARTFORD INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD
SPRINGFIELD +. d NJ. INSURANCE. Co,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO..
Or PHILADELPHIA.
The established reputation of these com panies is
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Evening star., 1886-11-03

THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS FAVOR REDuc-
TION OF INTEREST.
The District Commissioners will probably
urge Ia their annual report the passage Of some
measure to reduce for q time the heavy sums Of
interest and penalties that have accrued on ar.
rearages OF taxes. A proposition favored by the
Commissioners is reduction during given pe-
riod 70 rate Of interest about the some a. that
which the District pays on its bonded debit
3.65 per cent It's urged that such remission
Of penalties during . given time would tenefit
the District by securing the payment Of large
amounts OF arrears, from which the District
might otherwise never realize anything.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

Walter ID. stinson, nephew Of Mr.. Blaine.
was married In Augusta Wednesday. The
OF the Mosne Farmer. Mr.. Blaine gave -
young couple his blessing and elOo In gold.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
ssGem." Booths Work In Chicago.
ONE FEMALE RECRUIT GIVES 81 500 FOX THn
NEW BARRACKS.

NEW BARRACKS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-"Gen." Booth and bis per-
sonal followers departed last night for Kansas
City. His farewell services were held al Central
Music hall. Every seat Wac fiiled. 1he corner.
stone OF the new ''barracks," TO be built In this
city, was laid yesterday. Much enthusiasm
evInced when the announcement WAS
made that one lady who had recepuy JOINED
the ranks had subscribed $500 towAros Tho
erection Of the structure.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
The TariH Did II.

YosT SAYS HE IS ELECTED BY 1000 MAJORITY
Jacob Iost, the republican candidate for Con-
gress in the tenth Virginia district, telegraphs
to Chairman Mcpherson as follows:
My majority not less than 200; tariff did it.
JACOB YOST.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

u ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER
IN Go Where the Crowds 10.
The Climax OF All Attractions.
REILLY AND MOODS BIC; SHOW.
Positively the largest Vaudeville Company in the
World.
5-NELSON FAMILY-5
With no rivals on earth The greatest feature ever
brought from Europe The highest salaAed
act in the world. The Acrobatc
Mary els of the age.
host of other Firstclass Artists, making this the
GREATEST VARIETY SHOW ON EARTH.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Owing tie yastness of this company, i'll be i'm
possible 10 give single turns To all Consequently you
will see 3 ACTS All ONE TIME
Remember advance in prices-Night admission,
Is, % and 5Oc. No higher. Matinee 10 and
higher.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

ginia as follows: Matte J. Shannon, Long Hol-
low, Smyth county, and r. B. Martin, Virginia
Beach.
Evening star., 1886-11-03
THE FRENCH DELEGATES.
Their Departure from New York fer


NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The French delegates,
including De Lesseps, lett in q special car for
Washington at O'Clock this morning. They
will return tomorrow and will sail for France
on sSslIuruay.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

DIED AT VINEYARD HAVEN.-Dr.W. d. Stew
art, late acting assistant surgeon United States
marine hospital service. died Tuesday last at
his home in Vineyard Haven, of chronic intes-
tlnal catarrh, which he contracted during the
war, and from which he never entirely recov-
cred. The deceased was we'll known In WASH
lngton, where for six years he was medical
sanitary inspector of the board of health OF the
District of Columbia
Evening star., 1886-11-03
NEBR RASkA.
Probably Republican Loss Of One Con.
xroS&man.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a Western Union dis
patch in regard to Nebraska says: Scattering
returns indicate the election Of the entire re-
publican ticket by 10000 majority, excepting
the Congressman in the first district who is de-
teated by from ], 600 to L. 500. Tne democratic
central committee claim large gains in the leg
islature. The returns are as yet meager.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

| PHE PRESIDENT mas contributed twenty-five
| dollars for the purchase of seed wheat for the
| impoverished farmers Of northwestern Texas.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

THE RAPIDLY INCREASING DEMAND FOR
READY MADE CLoTHINGs STIMULATES MANU-
FACTURERS TO SPECIAL CARE IN CUTTING,
MAKING AND TRIMMING AND THE DEMAND
FOR FINE GOODS HAS BECOME so GREAT
THAT EACH SEASON FINDS FINER AND
FINER GOODS IN READY MADE STOCK
IN BUSINESS SUITS WE SHOW SOME EN-
TIRELY NEW STYLES IN GENUINE SCOTCH
CHEvIoTs-JUsT SUCH GOODS AS ARE KEPT
BY THE BEST TAILoRs IN HALF DRESS
SUITS WE SHOW FINE GERMAN AND ENG
LIsH COATINGs AND sUIT1NGs. PLAIN AND
MIXED STYLES ALSO, FINE ENGLISH
WoRsTED SOME MADE UP ENTIRELY
PLAIN. SOME WITH SILK FACINGs, AND
SOME LINED THROUGHOUT WITH FINE
SILK
IN oVERcoATs THE MANUFACTURERS VIE
WITH EACH OTHER IN PRODUCING THE
FINEST AND MOST STYLISH GARMENTS
OUR NOVELTY OF THE SEASON Is LINING
FINE ovERcoATs WITH SILK ALL THROUGH
TO THE VERY EDGE OF THE LAPEIa
THE MOST POPULAR GOODS THIS FALL
| ARE KERsEYs AND MELToNs, MADE UP
WITH THIN RAW EDGES AND LAP SEAMS,
| LINED WITH SILK SERGE OR WITH FINE
| FANCY wooLEN GOODS THEY COME In
| PLAIN COLoRS AND LIGHT AND DARK
| MIXTURES
4. h BARNuM 4 CO.,
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LADIES ATTENTION
LATEST PARIsJAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE n J. PRANDI. 1909 srnKrE
ofHEIIA a57II xH HASss, ENGLISH BASKET gLAIrs.
Han Dressed i and ssna aHS shinxisd 'aSa nS4ssS.
Bass FIXTURES
for the
Open Fire Pace
PORTABLE CRATES, TILES and MANTEIs.
Cseiui Decorative Articles for Wedding Pressuts
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
l24 eth strees,
Plumbers, Dealers In Furnaces, Ranges, Crates and
oc23 LatroboR
FINHE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
Electric HAIR Restorer = the only vegetable root
aud herb tonic in existAnce tree u lead sulphur or
grease Ii for sale by all hrst-ciass druggists
generally For two years the public OF this
cities asked 70 have the Electric HaI Restorer
put upon .he n srkes bot for many reasons we did
not Now the public wi oe able 70 purcnsse without
retail at the pariors OF MIA Dr. sEMMIS. Dssma-
tologst Consultation free scalp treated siugly or
BY lhs month shampoetng and Haircuttine.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

The established reputation of these com panies is
sufficient guaranty that all claims WILL heretofore
be equitably adjusted and promptly paid
L. NJ. HANSON e. CO.,
Evening star., 1886-11-03

OYSTERS ARE FISH IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
The Treasury department has decided that
oysters may properly be treated as fish for
custom house Ouri OseS
Evening star., 1886-11-03
JUDGE PECKHAM's MAJORITY.
1t Will be About the Same ~ that
Which Elected Gov. Hill.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, Nov. 3.-Judge Peckham's majority
is over 5000 and will probably rise to about
the IL 900 by which Gov. Hill was elected.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $193, ,S6l: customs. S2l7, ,732.
Evening star., 1886-11-03

SECRETARIES BAyARD, Endicott and Whit
ney all returned to Washington this morning
from their respective homes.
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gebabt, obgIet6 5ablrelfe 3eituuasberifte
bshaupteten, baB id inn libel polIte. Die
Sehuuptuns, baB i'd oarnaf trattete, ibm
aIs 8orfeer bes gretuturatbs su folgeu, III
cine burdaus unbegrituoete. SD ba6e ME
mails aud nur Den geriugfen 8eriud oa,u
aemadt."
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- Die giieuqrnbeu- BeiBer TN Diitrit
GleUelanO, GuglauO, habeu beidloHeu, BIZ
Groouttiou BON 6Obeiien nm 20 Pro5ent 81
beihrduteH.
pie ans Pari8 in Banana eiugetrofi3'
ncu gta6rtdtet uber usi; q; @rfola Der Saua'
lulsibe, babeu am legterem BlaBe 0d5 gitr.
trauen in bas Saualunternebmen uuO iOmi
Die idOn eridIafite 5aHOeI8tbdtigteit Heu be-
lebt.
- glabfoue bat bem Ilapor BON Sort
SrIaub, geiartebeH, baB Der 8eribt, mad
meldem er uG6fteus cine Geiie mad SrtaHt
Su MAIDEN geoeuft, begriinOet iei. Der g.
Frenlier iiigt biu3u, er bOffe, binuep Surieu
eiuen Ableder nod bem europdiiGen Son,
tinent MAIDEN 81 t0nuen.
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Iiumen iuu, tper Der nGdte Bunoesienator
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nit)t ourdgefiibrt moroen. Senator San
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erlafien, tuorin er oem &OIte ben be;a9ltdcH
@unjdJ Su erteuneu glebt. Dies miro Der
erfte Tall elmer oiretten &olf8 Gb1tmmun9
iiber einen BunOesieaatOr iein, benn man
nimmt an, 6GB bic bonn 8Olt getrOfeHe Q8al
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