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LIFE IN ITALY.
Some Peculiar Customs Prevailing Among
Peasants and Country People.

Some Peculiar Customs Prevailing Among
Peasants and Country People.
An English lady, Hon. Margaret Col
lier, has written book. "Our Home
by the Adr attic, in which she pives
some very curious accounts Of peasant
life in Italy Cleanliness is not one Of
the virtues Of Italian peasants Miss
Collier found that to ask for bath il
TO create great alarm regarding the
state OF ones health. One old man
who worked on farm being asked II
he had ever been washed. replied, after
some reflection, that be believed some
one bad washed him wien he was a
small child. IN the rich houses they
have great boards u linen. which en-
aDlcs them to hold only one washing n
year The dirty linen is stored away
in cupboards until the time comes
round for the annual wash Then Is
seen a procession OF carts, fling down
TO the nearest stream The poor Italian
babies have e hard time of H. Their
legs are stu bandsged with tine Ease a.
Lkc ihe limbs Of mummies Education
is not excessively INDUCED in. a Young
lady who had received her education In
q convent asked Miss Collier If 81 was
really necessary 70 cross the ocean 10
get 20 England. and she did not know
what an island is 10 animals che iow-
or Italians are exceedingly cruel, vet
Otherwise they take better care of them
than OF their own families. and when a
doctor is consulted 10 IT. almost always
regarding "a sick animal The Italian
country gentleman does not hesitate 10
beat the female members OF bis family.
Marriages are arranged after The French
method q Young lady who came To-
b congratulated by Miss Collier on her
approach NJ marriage. was asked tho
name Of her chosen husband .Ohl +
don know, .he answered. f'papa has
not set TOLD me that 49, w H. Posi-
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 3.-According to the
latest returns received here there are only
TWO Congressional districts in the State that
may be clasSed As doubtful. These are the
seventh ana Fifteenth. In the Seventh
Campbell, the Democratic nominee has an
onoihcial majority OF FL. In the Fifteenth
Monroe County has not been heard from
The majority of Grosvenor, the Repub-
ncan candidate outside of Monroe County
Is O,ocO II Monroe County should give
DE elected, but IL is not likely that the Demo.
cratic majority in this county will 90 ai,Ova
49, AZ bqothman, Republican, in the Sixth
D5st.lSt' ma an qnomcial majority over Hill
OF l9f- Following is II list OF the successful
candidates. giving Campbell the Seventh Dis
trict ana GrOsvenur the Fifteenth:
Repuhl cans-First. Butteryyortb. Second
PIoNH' inird, williams; Sixth, BoOtuman:
66lzhth, KENNEDY; Ninth, Cooper Tenth
noinSlsi Eleventh, Thompson; Twelfth, 1. ugs-
ley; Fourteenth, Wickham: Fifteenfb Gros
Venor seventeenth, J. u. Taylor: Eighteeptb.
. ssehhlniey; Nineteenth, Ezra -. Taylor; Twen.
Demoerats-Fourth. Yoder; Fifth. seney;
seventh, Campbell; Thirteenth OuthwaIle;
sixteenth, WI kina; Tweuty-nrst Forau
hennedy's unofficial majority rs Ig3g
Fuesley 9 l45l, and CrOusc's about IOsn The
ono delegation in the present congress in
c.N1es Democrats and 10 Rcpubl cans
and Democrats
Tne making of estimates on tho State ticket
. ma p!actcally ceased Both headquarters of
the state Comm tees have closed ana tbe
Snailneh are out OF the city. They are 70
ceiving no news and are making no estimates
on ING state ticket. 4 close estimate of the
IistPuDucdm majority places il at between
20 W aud 1893, al houEh official returns rnav
50 below 1000 or above LOO.
CiSCiNNATI, Nov. 5.-Thc entire Republican
tich et % elected in Hamilton COUNTY Tho r1a-
92rlues ranging from 800 down TO 2O.
hGrry ~ shop. Democratic candidate f5r
eheflH was beaten By 9.ol3. Several COUNT
Pttclueis sreto near frOm-thcy gave Hoadly
about 90 majority. TIA Prlhi1i, ON ,dte TO-
entH' Secretary Of state was al.
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Grand california Exour.ion..

TIE whip belongs to the most common
variety of team stir
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NEW YORK.

NEW York. Nov. 2.--Returns from all ex.
cept one election district give Roosevelt so 500,
Hewitt, eO.H5; George, 1850; War well, 7es
Inc united Democratic ticket was elected in
this city by 10000 majority. T9-' :
M" YoRK. Nov. 2.-rhe Congressional del.
egaton OF New York State is probably as fol-
lows: First District. Perry belmont, Dem. ;
Second, Felix Campbell, Dem; Third s. "
Mhite, Rep: Fourth, Il. y. MRhouey, Dem.
Firth. A. NJ. Bliss. Dem; Sixth. A. j. cum.
aings, Dom. Seventh, Lloyd Bryce Dem ;
Eishth, II. j. Campbell, Dem: Ninth ;. 8.
toN, DEM: Tenth, = h. Spinola, Dem
Eleventh. r. A. Merriman, Dem: Twelfth.
W b. Cochran. Lem. Thirteenth. A.
T. FITCH, Rep. gain; Fourteenth, w
G. stahlnecker, Dem, Fifteenth. Henry Bs-
con, Dem. sixteenth. j. IL. Ketchum Rep;
seventeenth. S..riHoPkius, Rep. Eighteenth.
II. u. Burleigh. Rep; Nineteenth. N. Kane,
Dem, gain; Twentieth. Geo. West Rep :
Twenty-frst, John II. Mofratt. Rep; Twenty.
second, a. Y. Parker, Rep; Twenty-third. J.
;. sherman, Rep; lwenty-fourth' David viii
bur. Rep, gain; Twenty-ffth, Frank Hiscock.
Rep; Twenty sixth, Milton Delano Rep ;
Iwenty-seventh. ". NJ /. Nutting, Rep; 1wen-
ty-eighth, T.. :. Flood. Rep, gain; Twenty
ninth, Ira Davenport, Rep. Thirteth, c. s L.
Baker. Rep. Thirty first, j. G Sawyer. Rep +;
Tbirty,second, J. NJ. Farquhar, Rep; Thirty
thiru, j. Is. Weber. Rep; Thirty-fourth, w q.
Laidlaw, Rep.
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INDIANA.

=. lNDIANAPoLIs. Nov 8--Cpon the basis Of
tne returns from 80 prec nets, o. per cent OF
INC vote OF the state. the Republican tickef
gus Leeu elected by plurality Of 5.Z15. Ex-
Scuato NcDCthid- uembcrOf the Demo
cfsuc state Central Committee, saws. how
eFer, INC returns from the other b per cent
~ ne precincts Mill result iu placing the
state asaiu in the Democratic COMM Ve
oasls nis cain upon the experience Of Issi
Wuen the OIL ctiHs for two DAYS after the
election indicated The success of he Rcpub'i-
can ticket.
Ine Republic State Central Committee
aud senator Harrison claim fte election mi
INC stat ticket b} az least g. OPP urniity. but
are NOT dispcscl 10 limit thc figures Both
committee aro claiming tle Loxlslafure. and
uut ihe 90 o.ui rcturu4 -Tc received mo r.
III WI o. il doubt The plobau lilies favor
roc Republican,. Upon r.o nuthI. ifv al
ggiKal ,,. s9.lcl mes ra'm .t merVt.r- sure
IautY. Both have iu reserve q number 81
ehtt arc caief aouDtiII districts 10 Iucr.a4.
~ If tptts 90. Democrat. nt the Orft.Ido.
p nor lis or U.f tbnn two Ior.ts. Ibe
'pIEr, ssiOuai ID rfgf .or viii pfnhaUiv stand
set' % h-pubN ens ana six Democrats re-
publican gain ~ three
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 3-Al returns re-
ceived to-day serve only to emphssize the
defeat sustained by the Democracy of Vir-
ginia yesterday. There has been "A great
State, aud their losses in all districts have
been almost phenomenal. OF ten districts
IN the state the Republicans carried six
the Democrats three and the Labor
party one, being a net loss of Eve Congress
men 20 the Democrats. The Virginia delega-
tion IN the next OngresS will be as follows:
FIRST District. II. n. -. Brown. Rep; Second,
George IL Bowden, Rep. Third, George ID.
Wis, Dem; Fourth. William u. Gaines Rep /;
Elfth, JOhn X Brown, Rep; Sixth. Samuel L.
rail-, Dem; Eighth, w. III. +. Lee Dem 4:
Ninth; Henry g. Bowen, Rep; Tenth, Jacob
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Louisville. nov 3-The city and STATE
move pnrn iu fever of excitement aII ds,-
r. ~ 'f- cD.e ara doubt .HI r'ref. 0r ra-rrIfs
l1e ~ ~ ine fnl.ur. .mcrt Of John o..
pref7ious Of rcrr and sorrow srr. head
irom every -idr fHat tlo -pnnkrr dfsfr.rr
ha1 not reiuruct him tD forvrre4 a.rr.
even went ~ Tar o. 70 Say they had rather
eft'y eisJri in ,ne tgte than John &.
gtfNe.f a 'pHrtff-I fr0J special af %
o.cincs. stating hat later return- would
efcJ iarislc Dy about H.U lOrIfy. was r..
ceffffl u 70 Eref cheering. aul Gro fs tct a.
fnfr sued hope fuaf Carlisle .4 elected
.hls L0iI .efii.. r.ct there was die
,L tnc registered Deuocrafc votes stagrI
away flom Zoe polls aud It is n-sorfor tbaf
utht ~ ~ II fficfl- worked an0 voted for
lh' fer can nominee. 11e FUN returns
'ifnt fud fne supervisor count
k.c lhf b.mcrrf.lc candidate ~ majority.
VS. in
The .yreu1rs soec.a.- indicate the
eic. unu OF fnn ir..DwIur f.rr-ces o1aI dcla.
ihyufn i.e luII urus are not in.
Eqlne ne &C. 1870 .n tne Sat-. rlltn aud TonfH
De rcfs.
First District. Nm o Stone. Dem Second.
bolk i4f1o, Dom Iairt &C.. W Hunter.
F.fiu. Ashel q Carpth. Dem. sffh. 3. g.
carlisle bom.t seventh. W a. j. Brnckru.
Elnn, Dom Anfh ~ vs. Tnouas Rrr .
euih, Iauibee Dem Eleventh.
iouy in f1e fhiri Dstr Ct d abo1f
iHo. carlfh n tho Flf.h %: John &. or.
in Toe gt1. about 4H. bro inc Nfntn.
At'Innt BOD. ItrIfg 1853 iu Tho EirrrurI
nsliy about I.1I TIE result
Fressmea a a's tao u e atl I've con SS,e
Goat Dc Profr ou sis sent money .u tne
claIn batfeI iD oHIrHf Carlisle.
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TOPEKA, Nov 2.-The weather has beon
fine aud large vote was pol}cd rbere sc',ns
70 nave been much scratching of tickets
throughout The State. II is not probable thar
any definite results viii be known until late
tonight aud quite likely not until fo-mor.
row. This is especially the case in the Fifth
CONGRESSIONAL District, where Anderson. the
present incumbent, j. running independently
LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, Nov. 2.-Estimated
returns from this city rive Moonlight Dem
Ior Governor. 1000 majority. The entire
DEMOCRAT ticket Is elected. Congressman
MorriL Rep, vii! RECEIVE good majority.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3.-The new deiega-
ton to Congress in Pennsylvania will consist
OF Is Republicans, including Brumm, Repub-
pre- -ent delegation is composed of 20 Renub-
hcans, including Brumm, and eight Demo
Gratis. Beaver, for Governor, Republican, has
plurality of 1921 over Black, Democrat
The full Republican State ticket is elected by
about the same figures. The present House
OF Representatives is composed of l4l Repub-
means ana 10 Democrats. The next House
will be composed of I3l Republicans, Re-
publican Greenback Labor. 81 Democrats z
independent Democrats and doubtful.
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~ LOUIS Nov 20 hartman sh.oIdsof the
rtfic state Central Committee. said ~
crfi nf1 carried " of tns % Confessional
DISTRICTS il tno state. and possibly
O. rccl the fact fhat four district.
tne F.th, nth, Tenth and thirteenth,
..r very close with fhe outlook fHvorasla
T" INe hnpuuIc fua lu the Ninth and mir
i.'n h bl.n"I fueHDer. OF the committee
fnNF hnp IH. UUu elaine H solid dole
.tFn l1 H p'Ilu " .n.I comedies The
ni' Ii, ihn un O Phillips Iu tho FIIfr
'rN In f.r lu.r ceuih. Hrnurns on
N 90 ODD may pr safely afafnf nov.
A Ifn HcwcerHf eflfe N.Faf aiU e.
n tIn Ie.nI majority. and
tle lex stature. D"
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-The canvass OF the
vote mn this city has been completed. In the
ihird tourr. siOnal District, Husk. Demo
cr.t feceiN yea l5.H-b votes; Bose. Industrial.
Endorsed b Republicans. 1.3 Glass. Prohi-
hLouiet. Laos. Rueks majority over ali.
t-2il; over Bo-se, H,nll
BALTiNgEE. Nov. The returns received
from the districts ouf of the G. - indicate the
election ni Charles u. q b-ou Democrat in
tle fir't I'd strict; Dr. fmuk r. Shaw. Demo
Graz, 30 me second; Baruce Compton. Demo
crHt. iu the Ffh. ana Louis g. NcCornss.
ncpuni irhut iu the sixth. This viii leave the
Mar land delegation the SAME as in tho
nr gent congress. and except iu the city of
bAi'im'r" aI the members are reelected.
reduced mlI orftr
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The only interest in
the election in this State is centered i'm the
independent nominations forthe Legislature
IN berkeley County and the contest between
Eulott, Dem.. and Small, Rep, for Congress-
INDICATIONS yet as so the result of the local
light in B rkeley County but all reports from
the seventh District show heavy Democratic
gains over 1884, when Smalls was elected nv
5,3gl majority. There rs a strong probability
OF Elliotts election, owing TO his strength as
candidate, the unpopularity of Smafls and
the apathy of the coIored voter
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Nov. 1.-The following Demo.
craiic State ticket has been elected by lnrge
majorities: Governor. Lawrence s Ross
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, II. H. Wheeler: Attor.
ney-General, Jas. S. Hogg; Comptroller
John ID. Mccall; Treasurer, Frank r. Lub-
book; Land Commissioned, X. NJ Hall; SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction Oscar n /.
cooper. The election passed of quietly here
and elsewhere in the State as far as hear
from. Accurate figures on the majority for
the state ticket can not be had before to-
morrow out returns thus far indicate over
lUO,UD majority for General Ross.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The Republican majority
IN chicago for state Treasurer is estimated at
midnight. at 1900, and the Republicans claim
y majority in the state for Treasurer of from
TuuVO 10 2o,OOO. The majority for the Repub-
llcdn county ticket in Cook County eycrpt
Ior judges, VIII range from 3 000 TO 5000
Ihe Republicans gain a Congressman i'm the
4hlrd District but no returns have been re.
ceiVed from any OF the outside Congressional
districts up TO midnight to warrant any pre-
olcuon "a TO the result Great interest cen
ters in the Tenth, Eleventh. Thirteenth aud
Eighteenth ID stricts ali Of which are re-
Earded "a lighting ground by both parties
LAWYER has been elected in the Second Dis
trict by about 400 majority.
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A NEW VIEW OF CONSUMPTION,
And Ono Which Appeals to Common
Sense. Many Curablc Cases.
[.Kedieai Sal,s.1

"nany persons die of Consumption who
could easily 10 cured" says DIR. s. C.
Clark. of Watertown, n. ", lii they
would so at it right have new view of
the disease. Consumption is not always Of
lung origin"
.'llow SOL What is it thenP,
Many cases OF consumption are second
airy. The disease itself prevails every
where, but the best practitioners refuse To
attribute It entirely 10 Inheritance or tho
weather. IL person lives in the most
favorable climate IN tho world and has
any tendency to lung weakness, il certain
Conditions exist IN the ystem, that eli
mate. however favorable, will not prevent
devolOpniont of the disease. The disorder
III such cases - onsy secondary symptom
IN the lungs OF some other a.lmont aud
can never DO cured until approached
through its source"
approaehP'
"if you dip your finger in acid you burn
1t; do you notp
Eyes"
If You wash this burnt finger every
second with thS acid, what is tue resuItf
why, constant inflammation, restoring
and eventual destruction OF the fiuger.u
Precisely Now then for my method
Wfich cOmmendS itself TO the reason and
Judgment OF every skillful practitioner.
on know certain acids are deyeloped in
the body. Well, il the sys tenn Is ulf right
these acids are neutraliz 81 OF utilized and
excesses, anxiety, continual exposure, or
overworli, these acids accumulate in the
DiooL IL there Is any natural weak
IN the lung, this acid attacks il, having a
natural affinity for ii, ami if the acid il
not neutraiized or passed out OF the sys-
tenn, Nc burns, ulcerates aud finally de-
stroys tue lung. Is tin IS clearin
Perfectly! But how do you prevent
tho accumulation of these acids in the sys-
temp [llI : p
irregularities of the liver and kidneys
create tots excess OF acid and the SUNNY
can be cut oil only by correcting the wrong
action OF these or,sGnA the kidneys alone
should carry out in quantity, in solution,
enough OF this acid daily, when, ii lett in
tho blood, would Kill four men. When the
stomach, tue liver and the kidneys are all
conspirlng 10 increase the acid The won.
der is that weak lungs resist death as long
as they dol"
but You have not told us how Won
would treat such cases.n
mo, but will. The lungs are only dis
eased as an eDect of this acid or kidney moi
son in tho blood. After having exhausted
all authorized remedies TO correct this
acid condition, / WAS compelled, in iustics
to my patients, to use Warmers safe cure:
though proprietary remedy, il Is now
recognized see, by leading physicians. bv
Presidents OF State Boards of Health and
by insurance physicians, as q scientific and
the only specific for those great organs in
which over ninety Ter cent. of diseases
originate or are sustained
Is this form OF treatment successfulw
ut Is wonderfully so, and for that rea-
son am only too willing that you shonid
announce Tito the world OF cousum ptiyesn
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The Adjutant at West Point has
been Investigating the parentage of the
cadets admitted since 1912, and find
that forty-one per cent. were sons of
professional men, twenty-seven per
cent. of merchants and traders, thirty.
two per cent. OF farmers and planters.
Army and navy officers secure only
eight per cent. of the appointments
a. L. Tribune.
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LOUISIANA.

NV ORLEANS, Nov. q The election
throughout the safe as far rs heard from
passed OF quietly. wilkinson, Dem. has al
most g. waiEovcT in the First District bu, few
Republican otes being cast. The vote in this
CITY mas been light. In the country parishes
on me second District. Hero, Rep. is reported
20 nave poliCd the fun vote, except a small
Eote diverted by ~imms lea 81. James Tn the
Iuiri blatrct mcHRer reports received indi-
catoa tair vote polled. Through "a the bal
HHce on 'he stale there being no opposition TO
INC Dcmocut- only a small vote was polIed
ciecLuE .Ec following ~ Congress. Fourth
District n q. Blanchard. Fifth Cherubusco
Newton: eLKLh. n. W. EnDnrtsnn.
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wAsHINGToN TrRRIropv.

PORTLASD, Nov. Very meaRre returns
come tonight from the election in Washing
ton Territory. la the cities aud princiD9l
towns about One-iifth of the votes were cast
Dywomen. THE contest Ov local offices was
Overshadowed in the interest of fight on del.
egate. Inc Republicans are Inclined to think
Charlcs = voorhees,, the present incumbent
q Democrat, IS defeated BY O. VI. bradshaw
Republican, by a small majority
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov THE weather
Mes clear and voting light There was no OBJ
P9s,uon 10 Herbert CDen fin tho Second Dis
tESt. Jones lDern.l. of the Mobile District
anu Ostes tDem.l, of the Third. were also
sS..hNut oppos ton. The contests in the other
NJ uiStricts were not formidable nm ess in
VIZ fourth. represented by Davidson Dem
anu candidate for reelection. The Indications
CATION.
biRMtNGHAM, Ala. Nov. partial returns
nom the Sixth Congressional District indi-
cate the election OF Bankhead. Democrat, by
reduce majority. General Joe Wheeler IS
elected in the Eighth.
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Eo-ToN Nov. % Worcester special re-
ports. John p Russell Dom. ri ofeo 10 &, IN
srnss IN Che Ienth district over vs. 81. Rice.
hep.t Patrick 4. Collins. IL M. elected to Con.
grcfs in Inc Fourth district, Lodge. Rep. un-
dourtfliy elected boz the Sixth district over
ioVerrg lu tlc Ninth district tho vote for
~. h u, sud burH'tL Dem, is close. and
the result o. uncertain
BOsrgy. Nov. The total vote of this city
gges Andrews Dom. -CTB; Ames. Req.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, CoNN.. Nov. There is anna
rentIy no election OF Governor 10y the people.
The Legislature Is probably Republican by ~
TO ~ majority, thus insuring the reelection
OF Hawlcy To the Senate and the election of
the State ticket
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 2.-The Legislature
stands Republicans 81; Democrats. %
Vance. Republican. is elected in the First
Congressional District.
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TENNEsSEE-

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. I'll u. m. - Re.
turns up TO this hour show Democratic ga N
al over the state though q Ugh vote has
been polled. Bob Taylor Dem for q overnor
Is elected by between 20O00 and 5000 major
ny. Tue Dem Gratis gain one Congressman i'm
districts return Democrats with slightly an.
creased majorities. The Republican legisla-
elected. SNA
MEMPHIS, Nov. flames Phelan, Dem. Is
elected 10 Congress from this the Tenth Dis
trlct OF tennessee. by not less than 500 ma
lority. His opponent was Zach Taylor Rem
the present incum bent.
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CAIIEnRNIa

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov THE partial returns
from all the counties I'm the Stnte outside of
san francisco County give the Repu blcans n
majority. Unless the majority for Bartlett
!Dem.h Tor Governor proves to be much
lerger IN san Francisco than is expected
Switt Itop,h will be el cited. The American
vote, which started out strong. rapidly fell
away. and in the interior IL fell behind the
q Donuell, GndJ vote Returns OF the legis-
latiNc ticket so Tar received are not sufficient
IS ample TO SAY how IL has gone. but reports
indicate Republican majority. Scratching
mas boon so heavy all over the State that the
returns will come I'm slowly.
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FRENCH DECORATIVE ART DESIGNS.

. view method % decorating Ska gatins Vases
i.les lan AIDES, eic. Can NOT BE- detected from
And fun qlrec.Qus UOFEsf AN Hfftls.,
Ae1 Matn Street, Cinciahati, Dhio.
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Oh PAUL, Nov. &-Rrfuuua NO TO IL n. m
from 81 prtcinc. give SEC if Fru Tor GOV.
n'r, th,7' Anr. Rope. f1 Tls ratio OF
returns would iul.o1f. Wegfrs election bv
f"oIt 900 majority The Democrats arc
,.trtf goo State ~ 1900 majority. and
.Ir following uHipr.tiea arc rougrn4arnnn.
Isl SON. ir OH. F.r.f Uia.r.of -0I. urDors Ia
ihr Inir D.efr. ID. l'cr Iu fho Fourth
lfY ine fepnu' cans cIH.rr fh. rfsfo hy
lIYI majority. nni the election of I'll tho
lruHIc. ri with f.r possible rrerrtIr,u III
Herbert .r tho Third
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ANTHEMS or PRAISE.

price Of the book 80 cts, or 81 % per dor)
serve very well for short opening pieces and are
most convenient things TO have ready for singing
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. at is impossible To- give
any thing reliable as to the result. except that
the vote Is very close between Myers, Repub-
~ an candidate for Governor and Adams
Democrat, and Symcs. representative to Com
gress, Z publican. and Reed. Democrat The
republican state Committee claim the State
by 900, while the Democrats say they will
have 10 by goo The votes polled was light
in Denver, 1900 less than in fSS4
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WIsCoNsJN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2-ll:3O p. M-Rnports
from the rural districts are swelling Rusk's
Plurtuty, and at Republican Headquarters
betwetn iH'puJ and 200 plurality Is figured
ior 'oVeruor busk To Milwaukee. acc .rd.
had plurality Of 1853 over Woodward Dem
Out Cochran, Labor, had plurality Of i.2g6
over Rusk.
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FLORInA.

JACksoNvIILE, Nov. 2.-Rcturns show Dem
ocratic gains ia the First and : ,cond ConVr,. $
sional Districts Present congressman Da-
wilson ana DouCherty will be reelected bv
m81orities from 800 to $500
JACkSoNVILLE, Nov. 2.-R. II. VI. Davidson
~ the tirst District, and Chas. Dougherty. in
inc second DIS rict. Democrats, are reelected
lne new constitution is carried by heavy