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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, W. VA November p
The election for congressman, state
Senator and Representatives came of
today. The vote was large and the
fight strong. From the meager re-
turns @. P. Snyder, D M, will defeat
Judge Browp, Fus. The vote for State
Senator will be very close, but it is be.
lieved Chiffon Dem, will be elected
by a small majority in this district.
The Prohibition party pole a heavy
vote, and will elect their candidate Tor
County Commissioner, which will
mean no license in this county.
WHEELING, w. VA, November e.
Meager returns at this hour, 900
o'clock pm, indicate the reelection
of Goff, Rep, in the First District by
an increased m9jority. .
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abuses in the government OF New
York city.
New YORK, November 2.-Rsturr 8
from all except one election district
gives Roosevelt 50,392, Hewitt 90,296,
George 67,699. Nardwell 574. The
united Democratic ticket was elected
in this city by 20 coo majority.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, November 2.-The
Third Oonpressioaal Distric', COM
plete, gives Bel, Dem, 1854; White,
X p l2,707; ROBBINS, Sll.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, November 2.-The
vote in the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict gives Bliss, Dem., 1888; Wa
tiers, Rep, 1000.
New YoRK, November Fla the
Twelfth Con, ressionsl District Cock
ran, Dem, is elected.
BATAVIA, n. Y, November O.
Sawyer, Rep, for Congress, is elected.
PoUoHKEEPsIR, N. Y, November 2.
-Ketcham, Rep, is elected to Con-
gress.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, November q
Wilbur, Rep in the Twenty-iouTth
Congressional District, defeats Smith
by about 1850.
NEW YORK, November 2-In the
Seventh Congressional District Bryce,
DEM, is elected over Lawson, Rep.
Ia the Ninth Congressional District s.
=. Cox, Dem is elected over Wag-
ener, Rep, by a majority Of 1865. the
returns indicate that Schumacher,
DEM, is elec,ed in the Fourteenth
CoDgressiona District.
UTICA, N. y November flames
s. Shermsn, Rep, is reelected TO
Congress from the Twenty-thiId Dis
trict, defeating j. T. Sprisgs, Dem, by
1000 majority,
Nav YoRR, November 2,-Iu the
Eighth C1ngles ional District Camp
bell, Dem, was elected over Grady,
Ind. Dem.
NEW YoRK, November 2.-Ths Con-
2reseional delegation will stand, Re-
publicans 20, Democrats IA, lofs OF 8
to the d moclats. Among the elected
are s. S. Cox, +. b. Spenola and
Rourke Cochr2n.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, NKB., November 1.-The
weather today was clear and warm,
but nevertheless a comparatively light
vote was cast throughout the State.
This was particularly the case in
0mahs, where not over 5000 votes
were polled. The Republican Stale
ticket, headed by Gen. John M. Thay.
or, has been elected by over $4,000
majority. Jas. Laird, the present
member OF Copgrsss from the Second
District, and G. W. Z. Dorsey, Con-
gresham from the Third District,
both Republicans, have been re.elect-
ed. Their majorities have not been
ascertained. In this district, the
First, the result on Congressman 10
stlll in doubt. John A. McShane,
DEM, receives, according to the best
estimates at this hour, q majority OF
between 5000 and $500 in this, Doug
lass county. In Lancaster county,
however, Church Howe, Rep, made
a strong run. No definite reports
have yet been received from other
counties of this district. The race be-
tween Howe and McShane is 60 close
that it will be several days before the
result can be definitely known. This
district is usually Republican by
about $500 majority. The people gem
orally throughout the State voted their
preference for Uuiied States Senator,
which wss for VanWy ck, there being
no opposing candidate, AT this hour
the indications are that the Legislative
delegation from this county are Van
Wyck men, and 1t is believed that
VanWyck has a majority Of the
members Of the Legislature through
out the State.
OMAHA, NEE, November 2-The
Republican State ticket was elected by
over 5000 majority. Congressman
James Laird, Second District, aud g.
NJ. E. Doney, Third District, are re-
elected.
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THE ELECTION YESTERDAY
CONTINUED From FIrs, Page.l
TENNESSEE.
Coffee County. 90 - q

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
TuLLAHoMA, Tenn, November p
Nearly oil tie districts in Coffee coun.
ty have been heard from, which show
Republican gairs. All Taylor's ma
jority over that for Reid for Governor
in 1884 will EXCEED 100 in the county.
The Dem ocrats failed 10 turn out, thus
reducing the Democratic mai lTity.
Advic now point to the election OF
Richardson, for Copgrats, by ma or
lily OF over 1000. j. W. Sparks made
a splendid run for State Senator, run
ming ahead OF his ticket in many dis
tricts. A large aud excited crowd
have besieged the telegraph Office to-
night anxious 10 get the latest news
from the Legislative race. j. G. Will
lie, observation-disclosures, is elected by
from 100 to 100 majority. Tolley, the
Democratic nominee for State
Senator, from Bedford, Frank
lin and Moore, was defeated by Tay-
lor, independent submifsionist. Dem
ocrAtic Tullahoma gives the folio wing
vote: Governor, r, i Taylor 232, A.
A. Taylor 204; Congress, j. ID Rich
srdson 2l0, s. d. Mather 1872; Senator,
J. W. Sparks 225 f. II, Baker 1893;
Representative, Lewis Morgan 672, j.
G. Willis ia, P. ID. Bashaw IL, Tum-
BILE (colored Republican, 9S,
MANCHESTER, TENN, November g.
Nine districts of sixteen in this county
give II. l.. Taylor 700 and A. A. Taylor
45l. This is Democratic loss Of
over $50 and a Republican gain OF 1875.
The lightest vote ever cast in Coffee
county was p led today. Richardson
and Parks for Congress and State
Senate run mp with the head Of the
ticket j. G. Willie, anti.submis-
zionist YVES elected tn the Legislature
by a email majority. Thirteen districts
give for Representative, Willis 500,
Morgan 478, Bashaw 3l2.
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FLORIDA.

JAcKsoNvILLs, FLA November O.
Returns show Democratic gains n the
First and Second Congressional Dis
tricts Present Coneressmen, David
son and Dougherty, will be reelected
by msjoIities Of 1900 to $500.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November .
r. IL. NJ. Davidson, in the First Dis
trict, and Charles Dougherty, in the
Second District, Denis, are reelected.
The new constitution is carried by a
heavy M iority.
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OHIO.

TOLEDO, O., November 2. -Romeis,
Rep, for CONGRESS-, gains heavily on
his majority over Hurd two years ago
in every pre- ct in every county so
far as beard from.
CLEVELAND, o., November 2.-Foran,
in the Twentv,first Congressional Dis
trict, is undoubtedly elected, and
Cheever, Rep, in the Twentieth Dis
trict.
TOLEDO, o., November The D an
Gratis concsde the election Of Romeis
over Hurd, Dem.
CINCINNATI, c., November 2
Speaker Caritie's maj 1ritv for Con.
gress in n'ucky will probably net
exceed 1900 from present indications.
Campbell and Kenton counties, in
one of which he lives and the other
which adjoin, have gone 1000 against
him. The district usually averages
$500 to 5000 D;mc cratic.
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Lieutenant Governor, T. B. Wheeler;
Attorney General, James S. Hogg;
Comptroller, John d. Mccall; Treas
urer, Frank R. Lubbock; Land Com
missioner, R. NJ. Hall; Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction, Oscar H.
Cooper. The election passed eff quiet
ly here and elsewhere in the State, as
far as heard from. Accurate figures
on the majority of the State ticket
cannot be had before tomorrow, but
returns thus far indicate over 100000
majority for Gen Ross.
Fort WORTH, TEX, November g.
Everything in Forrest county has
gone Democratic. Nothing can be
tod about the msjorities tonight.
Abbott (Dem.), for Congress, in the
S xth d strict, is elected, and Norton
(Rep.) withdrew. --e..4uaas
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
WEDNE DAY, ;: NOV. 3. 1855
THE MysTERIOUs .,TRUsT. ="

BrGdslreet's gives nearly f,ur of its
columns this week TO an attempt to
unvell the Cotton Oil Trust Company,
but IL finds much in its doiDgs that
is impenetrsble. Two years ago the
Trust began 70 acquire the control OF
the oilmilis by methods resembling
tho SO rrsolted to by the notorious
Standard Oil Company. A patent pro-
cess for stripping the seed Of lint gave
the bzsis for the formation OF the
TrHst. rs owners arranged their
plans, paid heavy inducements to gain
control OF the mills of highest stand
ing, and through them probably
seventy out OF one hundred of the best
mills. The plan Of the Standard Oil
Company was adopted OF continuing
the mills that had become the prop
erty Of the Trust under the superin-
tendence Of the former managers, thus
often hiding the change from the pub.
lie. II has issued certificates to the
amt unit Of $4,000, COO, while the CEN
sus OF 1880 showed the amount Of cap
ital then in cotton oilmills 10 DO about
100000. Water is reported not to
mix with oil, but IL looks as If the
"Trusp had found a means OF making
it--or at least watered stock, do 80.
How many mills are in the Trust is
one OF the Trusts mysteries. One inn
portant fact BrddstreetS points out is
that the Trust controls all the cotton
ref deries and several Of the soap
works that use up the inferior oil and
OF the fertiliEing manufactures that
use the damaged oil cake. The divi-
denda amount TO not less than 10 per
cent, and the Trust stands we'll in
Wall street, The stock, 20 per cent. Of
par year ago, has since touched SO,
stands now at 90, and is expected
soon to touch 70 per cent. Our con-
temporary does not fail to state how
the cotton growers of the South regard
the Trust as bitter enemy to their
interests, and that their remedy lies in
using the seed as a fertilizer, as the
addition thus made to the cotton crop
will psy better than the piitauce the
Trust pays the farmer for his seed.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, November 2-The
election throughout tbs State as far
gs heard from pissed of quietly.
Wilkinson, DEM. has almost walk
over in the Fins. Disric', but few Re-
publican votes being cast: The vote
in this city has been light. In the
country parishes OF the Second Dis.
triet, Hero, Rep ,is reported to have
polled The full vota, except a small
vote divertsd by Simmons in st. James.
In the Third Dis riot mesger repor
received indicate a fair vote polltd.
Throughout the balance of the State,
there being no opposition to the Dem
ocIats, only very light vote was
polled, elecling the following to Con-
grass: Fourth District, N. @. Blauch-
ard; Fifth District, Cherubusco New
ton Sixth District, E. w. Roberts IN.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn, November q
There has been apparently no election
of Governor by the people. The
Legislature is probably Republican by
two or three majority, thus insuring
the reelection of Howley to the
Senate AID the election of the State
ticket. Returns come in slowly.
Ninety towns, including large Demo-
cratic votes at Hartford and New
Haven, leave Cleveland, Dem. for
Governor, 800 short of the necessary
majority.
New HAVEN, Conn, November q
Tue Legislature stands Republicans 81,
Democrats 46 Vance, Rep, is elected
in the First Congressional District.
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GEOR

AUGUSTA, Ga, November 2-The
weather YVES fair and small vote W 8
polled. There WAS no opposition to
George I Barnee, Dem for Congress
in the Tenth District.
COLUMBUS, GA, November ct. W.
Grimes, DEM, is elected to Congress
from the Fourth District.
MACON, GA, November 81. II.
B cunt was re elected as Congressman
from the Sixth District, making his
seventh term.
ATLANTA, Ga, November 2.-Spe-
Gals to the Constitution from all of the
Georgia districts show the election OF
the entire Democratic Congressional
delegation.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, N. H., November 2.-Re-
turns from nearly one-third of the
towns in the Stste show Republican
loss on the popular vote OF about 200
as compared with the vote OF 1884,
This does not include the cities and
several of the larger towns, in which
Republican losses were expected. The
indications are that there is no choice
for Governor by the people; that Nc
Kinney, DEM, is elected for Congress
10 the First District and Gallinger,
Rep, in the Second, and that the Re-
publicans have carried the Legisla-
ture.
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First DistiicI
IsrkofAL TO THE APPEAL.

I5FKUlAL TO THE AlFEAL'T
JACKSON, MISS, November 2.-There
was tomething over three-fourtbs Of
the usual Democratic vote polled here
today for the Hon. Charles Il. Hooker
for Congress. The vote Throughout
the disrlc as far as heard from, is
small, as there is no opposition.
News from the Second District,
where the only very serious contest is
made, is favorable to Morgan.
No news whatever from Catchings's
district.
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Maryland.

5G :::aoG7 M, November 2.-The
eflvt , i,le vote in this city has
been SSHl.S;ed. In the Third Con-
gTessionsl District Rusk, DEM, re-
ceived 1926 votes; Bose, Industrial,
indoraed by Republicans, 1915; Glass;,
Piohib., l704-Rusk's ms jority over
all, IL 277; over Bose, 1871. In the
Fourth District Raynor, Dem, IA 7b4;
Findlay, Tod. Dsm., 7l48; Lovenng,
Prohib, 1860; Weatherby, Rep, 6l5i
Sanks, c,lored Republican, 24-Ray'
mons maj orty over all. 4277; over
Findlay, 1905. In the Fifth District
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INDIANA.

. fNDYAN3PoLis, IND, November s.
At1 o'clock this morning Chairman
Henderson, oil the Democratic Stat
Central COMMITTEE, told an Associated
Pres, reporter that he was confident
the State had elected the Democratic
ticket by 10000 pleurality and a Leg
islature with a Democratic majority
on Joint ballot large enough for all
practical purposes. On the other
band, member Of the Executive
COMMITTEES expressed his belief that
the Republican State ticket has been
elected, but hat the Legislature is Sc
cursd the Democrats. The election
of eight Congressman sure is claimed.
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THE BUCHANAN COMPLICATION.

Like drama the Bulgarian compli-
cation goes on, scene by scene and act
by act. Russia brides, threatens and
intrigues, but the BulRalians proceed
on their way III der the most hsrass-
ing provocstionp, calm and peaceful,
with mRniul determination that
battles all the arts Russia can resort TO.
On the one hand is overbearing, inso-
lent tyranny, on the other quiet but
persevering resistance. The right on
one eide and the wrong ON the other
stand out plain and clear. In the face
Of the peaceful altitude Of the Bulga-
Tlan people, they are unblushlngly
charged with i'll treating Russians, and
are spoken OF as II they were in con-
tinusl tumult. The EULER Of the
country was captured and carried
out Of IT.; the people called for
justice upon the perpetrators OF
the cowmdly. deeds the Russian reply
Is 10 have them all set at liberty.
Now Russia is trying to suppress the
SobranJe, the Bulgarian Parliament,
and the infamous tool Kaulbara threat
ems that gunbosts Russia has sent to
Varpa will vigorously affirm their
importance If necessary" The people
desire to appeal to the Gar, but be
refuses to zee their representatives.
The sobrapje 10 about 10 meet, aud
its PROCEEDINGS are sure to lead to
fresh complications. Russia, how
ever, delays putting hoops into the
country TO overswe the people, for to
do 30 would be an invasion and an c.
eupation OF the Peovipce that would
arouse action on the part Of the Eu-
ropean powers. Russia once In pos
session Of the country would never
give it up. 1t would be a grand prize
10 them. Its shore is opposite the
Russian shore Of the Black sea, and
armies could be poured by Russia
into the trnitory at will and the
adjoining States seized, Austria en-,
dangered, Greece dominated and
Conttantinople msrChed against
The Gar therefore hesitates IA
subdue by his army, snd tries the
methods Kaulbars ia employing. Eng
land, II ouRh not IN position to take
the first step iu active resistance t.
Russia, i frankly opposed to her
The CIR ilied to cripple the Euglifh
by ariaying Turkey against her, bu
I'M xpeotsdly that power summon
the eoun ge 70 refuse what Russia
in which il - ~ e My sided by Frsnct
-r quirts, THIS is gratifying, as il
win show Rus ia the feeling of tht
European poHe.s, Tor only by thei
encouragement dared Turkey hsv,
declined to OBJ y Russia. So standl
the N tier sid how the miseia5l,
Ajax is 10 end 10 one can yet predict
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, MASS, November "a
Worcester special reports John b.
Russell Dem elected to Congress
in the Tenth District, over W. W.
Rice (Rep); Patrick A. Collins
dem. elected to Congress in the
Fourth District; Lodge, rep
undoubtedly elected in the Sixth ID s.
trict, over Lowering. In the Ninth
District the vote for Ely rep and
Burnett (Dem is close, and the re-
suit is uncertain.
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VIRGINIA

DANvnLE, VA, November Re
turns from the district are meager,
but it is conceded that Brown (lndep'
Rep is elected over George O. Cabell,
who has represented the ds'rcI for
fix terms. This is a large Democratic
loss.
RICHMOND, VA, November 2.-ln
the Filth ID strict, Brown, Rep, Tor
Congress, has probably carried Henry
county by 1000 and Patrick county by
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, N. O., November g.
RowlanG, DEM, is elected to Congress
from the Sixth District by heavy
majority. Meeger returns from the
Second District, now represented by
O'Hars, col. Rep, are favorable to the
election OF Simmons, Dem.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, R. l November 2.-In
the First Congressional District
Spooner, Rep, is reelected.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., November g.
There is no election in the Second
Congressional District. Bradley, DEM,
received 1926; Dixon, Rep, 4S49;
Chase, PIohib., $40; Scott, 131.
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DELAWARE.

WELLINGTON, DBL November g.
Delaware elects todsy a Governor,
congressman, Legislature Except
three hold over members of the State
Senste) and county officere. There
are two complete tickets-Dsns ocratic
and Temperance Reform. The Re-
publicans are taking no part, as q
party, bevond running an Assessor in
one OF the Wilmington districts.
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON, TEX, November 1.-The
election in Texas today were for Gov
eTnor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney
General, Comptroller, Treasurer, Land
Comm ssioner, Superintendent OF Pub
lie Insiruc ion and eleven Congress
men, The following Democratic State
ticket have been electt d by large ma
joriiies; Governor, Lawrence II. Ross;
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ALABAM A.

MoNreoMER ALA, November p
The election in Alabama is only for
Congressman. In Montgomery the
people took no interest in it, as Her
berI, Dam had no opposition, Five
Hundred and seven votes were polled
out Of total OF over 1000. The same
conditions are indicated everywhere
except in the Fourth, Sixth and
Eighth Districts. where the Demo
C ats have opposition.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November 2 -
Partial returns from iha Congressional
districts indicate the election of Bank
head, Dem, by reduced msjoIity.
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KANSAS.

LSAvENwoRTH, KAs., November g
Estimated returns from this city give
Moonlight, Dem, for Governor, 1000
majority. The entire Democratic
county ticket is elected. Congress-
man Merrill, Rep, will receive good
majority.
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MINNESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, November Mot
for many y esrs has there been as much
excitement at n.election, and this is
augmented, by the attack made on the
Republican procession at Minneapolis
last might; during which about sixty
persons were injured, ex-Gov. Pills
bury being among the number. One
or two we're severely hurt, and their
injuries may prove fatal.
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including the Ssventeenth aud parts
of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards,
the vote was: Compton, Dem, 2237
Tuck, Rep, 876; Armstrong, Prohib
85-Compton's majority over ell, 1871
oyar Tuck. 1871.
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA, New, November 1.-The
weather is clear and heavy vote is
being polied. The main contest is
over the Governorship. The Demo-
Gratis are not united over their can
didate; heavy scratching is going on.
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about go, II go, the Repub icars
gain about 100. II this is maintained
in the district a Republican will be
elected. This district elected Demo
cIat IN 1884 By a majority Of 2lS8.
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MISSOURI.

ST.. JOSEPH, No., November I'm
this (Fourth) district ]. N. Burnes is
returned to Congress by vote OF sew:
eral hundred, in excess Of the as1ai
party msiority.
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IOWA.

DIES MONIES, IA, November O.
Iowa REFLECTS the same number Of
Republicans and Democrats in Con-
gre IS as she did in 1884.
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Second DI,trict.
[srEoIAL TO rHE ArrEAL.l

lePEOIAL TO THE AFfEAL.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, November g.
The election passed of quietly. 1t was
the lightest vote ever cast in this coun-
tY. The total vote of Holly Springs
box is 397, Morgsn's majority is As.
In 1884 the vote was 926. From all
boxes heard from the vote shows very
little interest was taken in the election
in ths county. Morgan hiss small ma
orities at Lamar and Waterford. Chal-
mers has 40 majority at Mount Pleas.
ant and AZ at Byhalia. Thera WIS no
election at Red Banks OF Wall Hill
The Benton county vote was less than
1000. with probable majority Of 100
for Morgan.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
SENAToBIA, MIss., November g.
Senatobia gives j. b. Morgan major.
ity OF So, which is a Democratic gain
OF 81 over the vote OF 1884. A solid
white and many negroes voted for
Morgan. Coldwater gives Morgan a
majority Of l9l, a Democratic gsin of
1877 over 1884. Senatobia goes to Cold
wafer tomorrow evening en- masse to
present the flag to her as the banner
Democratic box Of Tate county.
lsPEoIAL TO rHE ArrEAL.l
FERNANDO, MISS, November g.
The result OF the election at the two
fernando boxes has Just been official
ly announced. The vote stands as
follows: j. B. Morgan l76, James R.
Chalmers "a. Morean's majority is
lao, and q considerable increase for
Morgan over his majority In 1884. We
learn that on account Of the farmers
being very busy aud because the ne
groes have failed to participate the
vote polled in this county will be
light, hut that Morgan's maj ority will
be comparatively much greater than
in 1884. Shouts OF victory are now
ascending in honor OF the great Nor.
gan. while not even a tear OF pity falls
for the slaughtered Catallne.
Loter "A telegram was just received
from Olive Branch announcing tre-
mendOus msj ority at that box for
Morgan. Also Senatobla SO, Cold
water 10, Bltesville So, Oxford 1927.
Taylors gives two to one majority for
Morgan.
IsrEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
LANAI, MISS, November O. The
election today passed off very quietly.
Tho vote was the lightest ever polled
here, the negroes generally staying
away from the polls. Morgan has as,
Chalmers l6. The usual voc is 200
TO $50, with q Republican majority Of
lCO. Michigan CITY goes for Chalmers
by a reduced majority. 1t Is impos
sible to hear from other precincts to-
night.
lsrENAL TO THl APPHAL.l
BATRsyILLR, MISS, November .
MOrgan's majority is 65, and this is
Ohalmerss stronghold.
ESPECIAL TO Tar ArPsAL.l
OXFORD, Miss, November 2.-The
vote here was very light. The negroes
took but little interest. Moreau's
majority at the Oxford boxes is S27.