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A GREEK PLAY At THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

A GREEK PLAY at THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The authorities several colleges in the Middle and East
erp States united with number OF inter
ested In literature and the arts In inviting the Uni
yersy Pennsylvania TO repeat in Newfork the brilliant
and Of The Acharnans OF Arts
tophanes given by the students OF the University
in May Academy Of Music Philadelphia The Pro
University has consented that the play shall be
presented te Academy Of Music this city on Friday
evening November 49, and has expressed the wish that the
proceeds Of this performance shall be devoted the fund now
being permanent endowment of the American
School of Classical Studies at Athens
This play performed Athens In the year 425
e. during sixth OF the PeOponnesan IL is
vreseuted with accompaniment o! modern music.
uosed by Hugh Archibald Clarke professor Of music the
rniversty of Pennsylvania who will personally conduct
The viii be by dramatic
ars ,uoosed students of the University, aided by
Fundamentally consisting mainly OF members OF the
Orheus society Philadelphia All applications Tor seats
or boxes must letter only 10 me treasurer hsnry
"a MaTouand post.oflco Box No. 1888. New YORK CITY.
Ted In the order In which applications are received
After November seats uhsold wiz 30 put on sao
Academy OF Music The following scheaus OF prices
adopted: Large pToScenluin oohrs GIN
$40 tickets fSV hfusi voAcs
artist boxes four tickets ~; open
front row, four tickets. $50; op oones ,sso,s
row. four tickets. SIG mezzanDe boxes iour c ssu
In tho parquet and balcony all reserved 20 me-
sanhe chairs and In the first our rows OF ie ian
circle gallery. all reserved 81 admission 70 All pafts
the house and 70 uneseryed seats in family circle 81
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creased their majority in the Legislature from
as the following comparison shows
1874.
RISKS VICTORY IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 4.-1eegrams and
letters are pouring in upon Governor Rusk from lead
men oil over the country congratulatory OF the tr
umph OF law and order tho Anarchist agitators'
This evening Governor returned from his nome 10
the capital at Madison. great was the pressure OF
callers 70 extend congratulations that the Governor
held levee the Villas House. Governor I husn SSH
mates Aa his plurality will exceed $4,000 From com
plete returns from all the Legislative DISTRICTS ne SEN
tinei figures that the Republicans viii nave
majority OF thirty all opposition In the Lcgis
latnrs on Joint ballot and that they control Doth tho
Senate ami tho Assembly. ,..- =,
The plurass IN Congressional districts are rs.
DISTRICT CAswell (Rsp) 800; I'D. Guenthrr usp) 4LVv;
lid. H. Toilette (Rrp0 $500; lvth. Smith QabOr)
$500: YIN, (Budd CDsn) 5000; With, Clark (sepl
$500; With. rhoma, RepJ 1900 Vliltn frico thsp)
10000; IXth, Stephenson (Rep.) 3,OO5,
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THE NEW JERSEY LEG STATURE IN DOUBT
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM THE HOUSE-FRoM 9'oOo TO
10000 PLURALITY CLAIMED FOR GREEN.

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM THE HOUSE-FROM 9OOo 10
10000 PLURALITY CLAIMED FOR GREEN.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 4.-The result as to
the Legislature is still In doubt, both Republicans and
Democrats claiming to have majority on joint ballot
The Democratic State Committee still has its rooms
open Taylor's Hotel in Jersey City. Allan II. Nc
Dermot, the chairman OF the committee, stated this
morning that Green DEM had between 5000 and
10000 plurality Governor The Repub cans have II
Senators and the Democrats 0. In Atlantic County Sen
ator j. J. Gardner QSep) has only AZ majority The
Democrats say that will give them this Sepa
torta district, they will demand recount to-day.
The Democrats claim 81 out OF the 60 members OF AS
sembly, and the Republicans claim the same number.
In the lid District OF Mercer County Frederick Walter
DEM has majority OF Q. Tho Republicans
will demand the ground OF fraud.
In the lid District OF Burlington tho Repub-
licaus claim TO have elected Allen III. Gang were.
On the other hand. the Democratic State Committee
dispatches declaring that Stacy H. scott Dem has
majority OF least $50. The Id District OF Psssac
Is q tie between Engeue Finley tiop) aud A. Carroll
Dem Labor. Both parties claiming the DIS
ric The Republicans claim to have elected their As
semby candidate In Salem while the Democrats say
their candidate has majority OF IL votes There will
be a recount demanded In this districG also.
The Democratic State Committee rooms were crowded
with politicians all day Chairman McDermott stated
that the committee had employed detectives aud special
counsel watch matters In tho several contested ds
tricts They will duty until each case 10 nDaly
decided. They constant communication with Mr.
McDermott and the other members OF the committed
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(should be BY all interested as changes may
AT any time ,,,,,
Letters foreign countries need not be specially soso
for dispatch by particular steamer oheep ~hsn 20 10
s 10 seud King aud commercial ocunents.
letters specially addressed bong sen<Oy The asestvos
sells ayaiiaDo
roe,en mails for the week ending viii close
trKosIITLY n all cases) at this ONCE as follows
rRIDAY-At9a for Newfoundland, per steamer IRON
Halifax. at 10 a. III. for Venezuela and curacao pcr
steamship Valencia al - IN tor Porto Rico direct pei
se Procsso Morse rom New
sATURDAN-AtSa m. for Hayu and Turks island per
steamship i. ID. Baker, from Boston; al loA m.
must be directed per Gelser"i at 40 a IN
Tor Europe per steamship Etrura. via Queenstown st
Etruria"E ~ 10 m Tor Gernans Se per sssAsa.p
Fuia. Southampton ana Bfemcn letters 10. 1850
Britain aud European countries must oe uIsss
nrr rnta ~ AZ 10 A. H. direct per stsAs,ilp
La Sascogne, Havrc Al ~ a IN 70. s..s's ~. ~
per s steaIs r neaor,a ~ at ii ~ for elgum drcct
per steamship ennian' wa Ah,"ep ,ss Xstass.,ys
sreet per steamship r. Calsnd via ROTTERDAM Nettors
must DO directed per r cssnd u al l p ~ Tor bsr.
Prosreso Belize Puerto Oortez. Livingston and Boca del
Toro per steamship Elsa
sUNDAYAt3 m. for Biueieids and rruxlio per seam
ship Maria p from New-Ori,sns.
Mails China Jaan per steamship Pablo from
Francisco close November y ~ m. Mails
s sss w.' eos sr so M mss or
Australia. New Zealand. Sandwich, Fu aud samoan
close here November at p IN Tor arrival New.
York Of steamship Celtic with BRUSH mails fs< Aus
ro% san s1sm"se", Slsss here November s2 a, m
Mails Tor CuDa by rail 10 Tampa Fla. and thence BY
steamer Key est Fla. close ~ thls oice daily ii
ESQ a. IN.
closing OF Trans Pacidc mails arranged
Mails tho arriving on rixk - SIn
Francisco the day OF sailing Of steamers are ~'psasA
'"s"'e '"' '~"'"-' HENRY @. PEARSON, Possnsassr.
Post ONCE. Now-York. n. Y. October ~. iss0
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TIE ROYAL VISITORS From JAPAN

Prince and Princess Kamatsu, with their
party are losing time seeing the sights OF New
York Yesterday morning. after paying their respects
to Prince Napoleon. they went 10 look at the
Brooklyn Bridge. the Navy Yard and the Statue of
the cngineerinr ak II displayed in hig Bridge
contempt for tne poverty OF the navy and no little as
constituent at NJ Barthodfs colossal statue. In the
afternoon II. l.. II. Kuki. The J'pansse Minister a.
Washington. accompanied nv X OSukura. came over
aud Joined the Prince. 1hrv spent the afternoon to-
gether aud went for drive Last night tho party
went to tho theatre and dined at Delmonicos- The
Prince will probably go Washington this afternoon or
To- morrow morning.
Prince Napoleon went ont last night TO inspect the
Fire Department with Fire Chief Gicquel.
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advices received at this office
Rep. Dem Lab. |
. 40 election in I'D District.

NO election IN Id District
WASHINGTON. Nov 4.-Elward Mcpherson, secretary
of the Republican Congressional Committee. makes the
following compu tation from returns received up 10
o'clock this evening OF the political complexion OF the
House OF Repre- entaiives OF the Lth Congress- Inc
returns as tar received indicate the election 81 l3l
Republicans, 159 Democrats Labor and Independent
6 doubtful, vacancy-325 The doubtful are one IN
Illinois (.sades one In Kentucky Oarsie) one ID
OHIO CampbeD. and three IN Missouri (Clardy, glover
and Mausur Tho Labor and Independents are; one IN
Florida Pendleton); one IN Indiana (Marsh) ;'ono Ia
Iowa (ABderson) one In Virginia Hopkins) one 10
Wisconsin Smith II the Democrats get four OF tho
doubtful, they Will have 1853, or majority oil the
HouSe"
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A DFA THBED MA PRT4GE.

Dr. John L. Hall, of Green Island, contracted
q cold Friday white driving about on professional ousi
ness. lie grew rapidly worse aud the cola heveiopod
into PNEUMONIA ,.,, -
When the realized that he was IN critical con
dition he expressed desire that Miss Gcorge smith,
of West Troy be summoned to his bedside Prcsld ng
Elder ga Meredith, OF tue Troy district OF the Meth
odst Church. also sent for and. ~ the DIVING Phy-
scian'. request Miss smith married TO Dr. Hail.
His first wife, to whom no children MAD been o"rn'
died about years ago. IL IL nnerst"oi tust ~.
Hall IN ,rred Mas smith that IN the event oil MS
death she wonli possess his propsry, whcn was con'
adorable Tho doctor has been engaged 10 bliss on.n
FOR sans time and tho roman 10 the main topic
OF cnIx eraaIinn In the YIllAge
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McGILi RUNS BEHIND IN MINNESOTA.

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM THE GovEhNORsHiP-rHE
LEGIsLATUaf REPUBLICAN,.
ST. PAUL Mimi, Nov. 4.-Returns all day
have been generally favorable to tho Democrats and the
most sangune Republicans not now claiming the
election OF McGni Governor by moro than 5000
while the Democrats eated and con hdent that DR.
Anes will be elected by small majority.
inc returns coming slowly. In Hen
nepin County. the home OF DR.. Ames, some
l,aoo ballots for him were thrown out 1t Is SAID, be-
cause me WORKS Labor ticket" were printed thereon
Ohsriting this the Bepublcsns claim extensive Demo-
cratic frauds IN this Ramsay county. Whether McGll
erected or not the Republican state ticket az wnoo
certainly H. ran about IL 900 behind other cand
daIes Tor state offices. The Minnesota Legsiaturr mas
lou meuberS, VIZ: AZ Senators and lO3 keprrsrnta-
tives In the last Senate there were SO Republicans
ana IL Democras in tho House. 10 Repn0llrans anu
"a Dem"cras IL IL impossible to Rivs reliable nsures
on the composition OF tho next legislature, but est
n'ates now give the Senate 80 Republicans ana 10
Democrats and the House rs Republicans ana 20 Demo
cras ana Farmers Alliance msn which would give the
Republicans majority on Joint ballot.
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PECKHAM'S PLURALITY ABOUT 5000.
UNAVOIDABLE RETURNS on THE CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION QUESTION


Complete returns of Tuesdays election IN
this received yesterday from the counties OF
Clinton, Delaware, SARATOGA, Schuyler, Suffolk ana
Wyoming. They reduced Judge Pcckhams plurality Tor
Judge Of the Court OF appeals to 5000
An examination OF the returns received yesterday
shows that they favorable to the holding oil
constitutional convention those received on We'd
nesday. The Constitution says that majority OF the
electors voting election vote in favor OF the
proposition before be carried II Is apparent that
In most counties many did not cast
ballot on the question: virtually voting against H.
The show that 1924 votes were cast In sara
tOgi County the State candidates, but only 5Ols
either against the Constitutional propns
ton-much below the majority required The record OF
Yesterday O proposlton ia given below
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FRAUDS IN COLUMBUS CONGRESSMAN FORAN
OF

FRAUDS IN COLUMBUS - CONGRESSMAN FOHAS
TALgED OF FOR GOVERNOR.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 4 (SpeciaD. There is I'M
usual delay securing Official election returns Inc
election Of CONGRESSMAN Lttlois In doubt butts claimed
by twenty-five plurality. The Republican state ticket
viii have nearly 10000 plurality. The Aggregate
maJLrity Congressman pro misses to be much greater
The election in this county this most fraudulent Tor
years and resulted IN unexpected Democratic VIC
tory All the money and other methods OF corruption
were concentrated here by the Democrats 10 Vndica.e
the party against the peniteniiary outrases anu
fUrgeries The epublicans not expecting such an
attack aud could not prevent the Infamous repeans
by brought here for tho purpose several arrests
and more sensational trials looked for The forgery
IA going slowly and all the Democratic ne
PENDANTS Will be bound by squire Frltchy. Inc
Foran for Congress has are y ma lie MN inc
prospective candidate for Governor next year on COM
Oined Labor and Democratic ticket
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MISS FORTEsCUE IN "FRoUFROU."

II has now been definitely settled that Miss Forescue will
appear next Monday as FTOu-fiOtt
1--WE are doing such good business with Gretchen, SAID
Daniel Froman Yesterday hardly like TO take II OIL
soon have however postponed the production OF
From From once hardly ike TO do again. We shall
however revive Gretchen and give il before the
OF the engagement think the performance or fo
Frou will be pleasing Miss FOroscue Is attached 10
the mart aud here for years
The dresses you sight wei worth seeing
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ROBERT RAY HAMILTON CHA RGES fREA OHhRi.
Robert Ray Hamilton, the Republican candl-

''V'OT' my fIdIIIIItVH' 0IfO f'OP''"'fe'
dale Tor Assembly In tue Xlth DISTRICT IN letter u
The Commercial Advertiser yesterday says that Aeh
Thondike Rice candidate FOR Congres thu Xth DIS
trct, paid a liberal assessment TO Colonel Michael
Cresan and at Mr. Cregans urgent request the nignt
before the election gave him an additionai
contribution. Mr. Hamilton had kepup-
lican at every poll 20 watch Mr.. Cregan's men, Win
the result he saya that "Creean's men began TO run
spnola TWO or three districts early Ia tho norns,
and later day there but few election , IT.
trcts cast Of IhIrd-ave wherr they were not pusns
SpnOls as far AS possible have no doubt ina. NJ
To elect Mr. Rico were by ths tresonrC ss,n
Hamilton further states that the cannn, were
blyinan anu Al herman in the A'ith D''''
treated treacheruusly also.
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UTNKACSY COMING TO AMERICA.

Mr. sedemeyer having teegaphed to Munk that he
had for the exhibition OF his Christ before Plae
and having invited the painter to visit this country he tee
graphed back the following:
uappv at your the exhibition OF "Christ has
been assured. viii try my best 10 leave hext saturday
O MUNKACsY.
He will sail by steamship Champagne and the exhibition
will not take place until his arrival about November h.
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jim, THE PEYMAN" A GREAT SUCCESS.

AS good Republican A. NJ Palmer was divided yesterd ay
his grief at Mr. defeat and satisfaction at
the success of JIM Penman the play produced last
Monday night undoubtedly" said he the best suc
have had Not only those who saw
night unanimous in their applause but they SAT me
play out until Last night il went quite smoothly
and The advance sale Is extraor
Marty largest, fact there has been here
think will long and prove profitable piece OF
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tOLOKADO DEMOCKATIC BIZ 2,UO0 FLUhHH
DENVER, Nov. 1.-The Republicans cOncede
the election of Adams Dom.) for Governor. b. 2'ooo
plurality. Tho Indie atoms point small majority ior
Reed for CONGRESSMAN. The Democrats viii control INC
house OF tho Legislature and probably ths Senate
lucy cla q OF the 40 mrmbrrs OF the House. snu
OF the rs The Democrats claim ib" elecuoh
OF their ckri. with the exception OF oeeto
tary aud Auditor. and possibly the Attorney GoncrA'
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rom The DefrOU JOuTldI. l,-...-,
Tho other day / heard story OF the late GeorIss
w HOFFMAN which we'll illustrates the sincerity Oh
the nature OF "a man who was not ong Az ah , -
the most widely known person~ on tne sti1 I voi
r.rn,ue hrs hearers again oven the apeara'S VI
evil "One day." he said, 81 haa occasG na ~ ~ Cn
inc out I met face face a yonng memper OF inc
ihs Ue looked at me strangely and ! felt the
o1 ,,tn Then and there | resolved that the ncxt
tioe had occasion TO go into a saloon-I would send
nno elsel"
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ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN BY 10000.

THE REPUBLICANS GAIN FOUR CONGREssMEN AND
SECURE 16 MAJORITY N THE LEGISLATURE.
CHICAGO, Nov lSpecidh.-Careful estimates
show that tho Republican plurality the State ticket
will vary only slightly from 30 900. The Republicans
have gained IId. Xth, XIth and XVIIith Congress
sonal Districts Both branches OF the LEGISLATURE APP
lures compare as follow:
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FALSE REPORT ABOCT NINE. GERSTEr

The publication yesterday of dispatch from
Europe announcing the insanity OF Nine Gcrster-
Gardin aroused much interest in musical circles. Dr.
Gerster. NINE Gardinrs brother. said:
"The dispatch is a malicious invention as | have
found On hearing of II sent at once cable dis
patch TO a relative IL with sister In Paris the
reply received assured me OF the utter ground
OF the report have doubt that the promulgaio or
was actuated by Interested motives My sister has Tor
time suffered from merry Gus depression but ne
voice never affected In the slightest degree.
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THE FRENCH GUESTS BACK IN TOWN

The French delegates spent the greater part
OF the day yesterday Washington sghtseeus and got
back to New-YJrk night AZ o. 20 and were driven
directly TO the Hoffman House.
The United French Societies VIII civ public recep-
ton TO the delegates at Tammsny Hall tonight Adj
dresses will be made BY NM Spuer. Desmons ana
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COMPLETE RETURNS FROM CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Nov. 4-COmpete returns
for the State make the total vote Governor 123O5S
divided as follows: Cleveland (Dem) 1854; Louns'
bury Rsp) So s3l: Forbes tPro), 4S1O Baker tLap]'
2.743 Cleveland lacks $40 votes of majority ING
Lesi ature which will state officers and neu
States sens or stauds: Republicans, Ia Dem
ocrats, 10. neutrality-suspicious.. 1885, Democrats i0y %,
Labor, g The Republican majority on JOINT paios o.
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EsTRRTAf YKgyr ATrHE CANADIAN CLUE

The Canadian Club held of series Of literary and
last the paros OF the new cluO
No ~ East Twenty ninth Amoag those present
were sir Roderck Cameron T. Grith John Patton. Dr.
a., Fearing Ola MOst o. the mem.
bcrs were acc adles Edmund Collins author 81
Times vi 5r Joan A. Macdonald CaDada I'M
der Lord Lorss etc. delivered lecture entitled he
future Of He discussed the 20 tcz prospects OF
6he Domlnlou u yAs Light VI thleo atsnsves federron
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THE VOTE OF NEw.HAMP5HIRE.

CONCORD, n. H.. Nov. All but four small
towns-whlcn in 1884 gave 105 for Currier lKepl anu
116 for Hill (Dem.). for Governor-glve sawyer 'hep
35.Ol9; Cogswel (Doml 37,054. and Wentworth (Pro)
and SCATTERING Oh Reckoning the vote OF thcse iour
towns the 1894 sawyer lacks lZoo oi eieo'
ton, and COkswe 3,l5S.
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REPUBLICAN PLURAarEs IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 4.-fhe latest returns do not
materially onange the Republican plurality tor Cover
nor and the Will mako the ngufo not Tar
from 900 Pull Ieturns show tue election OF the ior
,.v,,s Congressmen with tho piuralities Indicated
l,t District j. Logan Chapman tDsm l,43o iid' 4. r.
Alien ssp i0l2; Ill., Jamss ODoansii tRep) A7ii'
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WITH. Julius G. Burrows tRsp) 2.5l3: VIII. NJ II. Ford
(Dem.h 400; With, Mark 8. Brewer tRep)
1880; With, Justin r whiting (Dem.). $50;
With, I. E. Tarsney Dem.). $40: fxth Byron NJ.
Cutcheon tRep). 1900; xth, Spencer o. Fisher Dem)
1736; XItb Seth c. Moffat tRep $500. The latest
returns give the State Legislature follows: Senate
Republicans %: Democrats 10. House. Republicans
so; Democrats 80: Labor 4 doubtful 3. Republican
majority In joint ballot 40 In the Legislature II
WAS SO.
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nnsltlon ia given below:


ELMIRA, Nov. (Spccian - There seems to be
a misapprchension as tho OF Chcmung County on
Judge OF the Court OF appeals II seems that bogus DIS
patches have been sent from this city with view TO
misleading people. Even 'The Ehfird gazette claims a
majority of 422 for Peckham when 422 majority should
recorded for Daniels. 1, s quite generally believed
The Gazette WISHES convey the iea through lts
exchanges Judge Peckhan well taken care or
In Chemung County by Governor Hin when the reverse
ina
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WORK OF THE ACTORS FUND.

Yesterday afternoon the monthly meeting of the Acors'
Fund trustees the in Union Square Toerc
was a good attendance President A. NJ. Palmer presiding
result of declared 10 be highly satsactOya
vote thanks passed to all who had offered Their ser
vices During the wb weeks according 10 the treas
rer report applications for relief had been received
which were passed upon yesierdayin most avorab
Nearly 800 expended III relief in The same PERIOD
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DAKOTA GOES REPUBLICAN.

CHICAGO, Nov. "A Ne,cs special from heu-
field Dak saws: "Gnord (R-p) - probably re-elece'd
Delegate to Congress by 5000 majority The Legs'ai
urr will be oyerwhelminSly Republican. Returns snow
that Ilrdl-ln chosen tho county seat h"e oy
majority Of about 100 nearly 1000 votes poiieL
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nnrnprur prxIrExrIARY INrO LALL.

CHICAGO, Nov A dispatch to The Daily
,e,cs from Joliet, Ill, says: "krasas Sos asias ka~
Paterson bars lar and tniof. completed his second
..ru, NJ Joliet prison afternoon As walked olt
Of prison no was arrested BY Chief OF Police LAwie OF
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONs-FoR "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. A For New-England,
New-York, Pennsylvania New-Iersey. Delaware and
Marylan fair weather. slightly warmer. westerly
winds -
Westward, fair, except in Western NewYork and
Northern OHIO and Indiana; cooler
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A CONTESTED ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN SUFFOLK

RIvERHEAD, l.. l., Nov. 4.-The full Official
returns of suffolk County give Reeves, Democrat, 10
plurality for the Assembly. Assembly Hunting, the
Republican candidate will contest the election on the
ground OF regularity in the Ist District OF Easham
tho Inspectors received votes prior 10 the
hour for opening the polls. and in the afternoon
threw out twelve votes, the number which hal Deen
pOled illegally. when tho mistake was discovered.
Hunting claims these votes.
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DeaT9 or PsINOE LTSA n.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. IA cablesram has
bre reciyo her. death "a Prnce Lynar
at Berlin Tu-siay night lilo marriea u~uSn'or vi
tieorge NJ. Parsons. OF TINS city.
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to the United independent empire
He was inclined 20 favor the last alternative Aferth
lecture yarei programme OF Instrumental music sing NJ
and dancing finished the entertainment
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THE FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
A SMALL DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY PROB
ABLE

EDWARD M'PHEPsoN's EsTIMATE-DotBTFUL DIS
TRIcTs-TnE RESULT BY STATES.
The following table shows the result OF the
Congressional elections accordance with the latest