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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 3d.-The Republican
majority in Chicago for State Treasurer was
estimated at midnight at 1900, and the Re-
publicans claim a majority in the State for
Treasurer of from 10000 to $4,000. Only
scattering returns have been received from
the State Senatorial and legislative dis
tricts.
The returns at P NJ. indicate that the
United Labor party has elected four mem
bers of the State Legislature from this
county. This, the United Labor people
claim will give them the balance of power
in the Legislature.
The latest returns from the Eighteenth
Congressional district indicate that Morri-
son DEM has been defeated by John
Baker. A dispatch received from Morrison
stated that he conceded his defeat
CHICAGO, November 3d-The Legislature
will be overwhelmingly Republican in
each branch.
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NEW YORK,

New YORK, November 3d.-Eighteen out
of twenty-four Aldermen elected are Dem
ocrats. In 1,261 election precincts of New
York and Kings counties give Peckham
DEM 4,Sl0, Daniels (Rep.) 1S4 157.
The same precincts gave Hill (Dem.) 176-
500, Davenport (Rep.) 204,3 ,327.
Returns indicate that the State Assem-
bly, will stand Republicans IS, Democrats
SO, Democratic gain of ..
New YORK, November 3d-The Times
says Returns from all counties in the State
give Rufus D. Peckham, for Associate
Judge of the Court of Appeals, plurality
of 10,252
ALBANY, November 3d-P. M-The vote
in the Nineteenth Congressional District
shows 81 plurality for Kane (Dem) Dr..
Swineburn. the defeated Republican candi-
date, says he will contest the seat on the
ground of fraud in West Troy, where Kane
lives
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, November 3d.-Returns
from the State continue to come in slowly.
As yet nothing has been received to change.
the estimates made last night. Governor
Rusk's plurality will be from 20 1000 to 25,
600. The complexion of the Wisconsin
Congressional delegation will remain un-
changed. The State Legislature is Repub-
lican without doubt. In Milwaukee county
the Labor ticket made clean sweep. elect
ing the entire county ticket and member
of Congress.
MILWAUKEE, November 3d-P M-Latest
estimates place the Peoples party vote at
25,00O of which 1900 is in this county
The Prohibition vote is now placed at H.
600. This is 2000 more than Hastings re-
ceived for Governor in 1854, and 1900 less
than Kanouse polled for the same office in
1882. Returns tonight assure the election
of Caswell (Rep.) in the First Congressional
District by S00
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IOWA.

DEs MoINEs. November Sd Returns re-
ceivcd up TO this time by the State Register
show tue Republican maiprity on the State
ticket to be 1900 and probably 10000.
They also show the election OF Republican
Congressman in eight out of eleven dis
tricts. The Democrats concede the State
by 600 and claim four Congressman.
DEs MoINEs, November 3d.-The Re-
publican State ticket shows gain of $50.
The entire Republican county and judicial
ticket is elected.
DEs MONIES, November 31.-Additional
returns indicate that the Republican ma
jority on the State ticket will reach 10000,
and probably go higher. The Republicans
have elected eight congressman, gain OF
one.
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PACIFIC COAST TELgG RAMS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE nrCORD-UsrOs.l
CALIFORNIA.
Suicide at the Bav.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 3d.-Joseph
ii. Ballard, an elderly man, who has lived
at the Hotel Bella Vista, No. 1901 Pine
street, for some tisle, committed suicide
about o O'Clock this morning by shooting
himself in the mouth with a large-caliber
revolver. He went 10 the bathroom of
the hotel while his wife had gone to break
fast, and sitting on the side of the bath-tub
fired the fatal shot. His wife waited at the
breakiast-table fog him, as he had prom
lsed 10 come down in a few moments.
When he did not appear she sent the por-
ter up for him, suggesting that he might
have gone to the bathroom. The porter
found him lying on the bathroom floor,
dead he had not been in good health
for some time, and complained often. and
was depressed in spirits He fell and frac-
tured one of his shoulders recently. and
this troubled him. Deceased was born in
Massachusetts in 1914. He leaves wife,
but no children.
Bay District Races.
SAN FRANcIsco, November 3d.-The
pacing race to-day between Blaine and
Longfellow, two-mile heats, was very tame,
the former winning the FIRST heat in 5.02l.
LonGfellow won the second in
5.0I1 and the third in 5:01i.
The mile dash between Echo, Fred Collier
e-a4N ACai -A'NhioOh was hOil EASILY w INuO
in 1:4S. Lee and Cleaner (trotters) and
Bill +. (pacer) contested in mile heats.
Cleaner won the first and second in 3:01
and 2-473. Bill R. won the third and
fourth in 2:40l and 2:39l. The finish was
postponed.
A Mortgage in Order.
GONZALES, November 3D. - Yesterday
afternoon man named Spidonia set fire
to a large boundary of stubble, which
spread so rapidly as TO reach and entirely
consume one of his neighbor's barns and
haystack, and it was with very earnest
effort that three or four dwellings were
saved. The stock of hay was fine one of
about 300 tons and valued at 81, 100 The
total loss will be nearly $4,000. No insur-
ance.
He Probably Voted for General jackson.
HoLusTER, November Sd.-S. C. Smith
committed suicide to-day by shooting him
self while sitting in j. Barbee's saloon.
He was in INDECENT circumstances, and had
stated several times that he would end his
life after the election, but wanted to save
his vote. Deceased was 90 years old. No
other cause is given.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, November 3d.-Indications
point to the election of the Democrats The
vote in the Third and Ninth districts is
very close and may elect Republicans.
Speaker Carlisle comedies his defeat. His
successful competitor is George Il. Thoebe,
a native of Kentucky, though of foreign
parentage. He is an artist III wood en-
craving, and has been engaged in furnl-
ture mandatory in this city. He is de-
scribed as an agitator fit to be leader
among workingmen. There were as little
general knowledge of the extent ofhis pop
ularity that no one dreamed of his election.
LOUISVILLE, November Sd. = Reports
from all the Congressional districts show a
Republican gain OF at least two Congress-
men.
CINCINNATI, November 3-Midnight.-
The Sut claims that there is reason to be-
lieye Carlisle is not defeated
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PENALTY or BEING BELLE-To be a
belle with all it implies, is really arduous
labor. It means devotion to everybody and
everything except ones self, with no Quiet
moments; it means to live in the glare of
public life, to have every action noticed
and criticised. No wonder the term pro-
fessional beauty" came up in London 1t
is most difficult " profession +" to follow,
to be always at ones best, never to obtrude
private Eriefs or joys, 10 be always un-
ruffied. How few whoare really beautiful
are capable of being so professionally in
other words, of really making business of
it. And then the constant dread Of an
eclipse; newer and younger beauties are
coming upon the scene every day. and the
heyday Of an attractive woman IS as short
as the life of a butterfly Harttord Co,ua,t.
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1NANTED-MEN TO TEAM AND SCRAPE.
w SO. also. ranch hands and man cook
$40; German dish washer, S25. Also, 3 walters,
$50; men to work in kitchens; man and wife
Female-A waitress, $40; woman cook, S25; a
German girl fol housework. S25: also, girls for
housework. Apply 10 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Fourth and < streets, sacramento. II
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OHIO.

CiNcIxNATI. November 3d.-The Chair
man of the Ohio Republican State Commit
tee claims the State by 1900 and fifteen
Congressmen sure, with two districts doubt
full. Williams (Rep.) for Congress carried
the Soldiers Home at Dayton by 500 ma
jority.
COLUMBUS, November 3d.-The Republi-
can State Committee claims the election of
sixteen Congressmen, Republican gain of
six. and coneede the election OF five Demo-
Gratis. The Democratic committee claims
the election of six Congressman.
CIycISNATT, November 3d.-According to
the latest returns there are only two Con-
gressional Districts in this State which may
be clsssed as doubtful. These are the
seventh and fifteenth. In the seventh,
Campbell (Dem.) has au unofficial majority
of 81
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ADVERTISING RATES.
TAsTED-L0sT-FOUND.

WTANTED TO KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS
w of AUGUSTA BIEBERT Went to Sacra-
mento in 1883. May now be married. Informa
ton of her whereabouts will be thankfully
received by CARL SCHULZ, Manor, Trlvis
County, Texas. OPS IOt*
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November Sd. = The
Democratic State Committee comedies the
election of Beaver for Governor by large
majority. Chairman Cooper, of the Re
publican committee, estimates Beaver 5
majority in the State at 10000. The other
candidates keep well up.
With the counties of Elk, Fulton, Miflin
and Union still to hear from, the State
gives Beaver (Rep.) for Governor 46,s3O
plurality. The full Republican State ticket
is elected by about the same figures. The
Legislature will be overwhelmingly Repub-
lican in both branches, and they will have
close upon 100 majority on joint ballot.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3d.-The last
figures for Pennsylvania gives Beaver a
plurality ever Black Of 49, 30
The Republicans elect seven, and the
Democrats four Congressman.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

BosToS, November 3d-It is conceded
that Ames and Brockett. Rep, have been
elected By at least 5000 plurality. which is
likely 10 be increased by complete returns.
The total vote of this city gives Andrews,
Denr.. 5000, Ames, Rep, Is, ,323. Tie
Legislature will probably stand Senate
26 Republicans. % Democrats; a gain of
8 for the Democrats. House-Rcpublican
154, Democrats 81, with six districts to hear
from.
BosToS, November SIP. M.-Returns
from all but two towns give the following
vote: Goyernor-Ames tRep1 12l, 764. An
drew tDem.) l12, go. La,hr0p fPro.) Sl4S
The reported election Of Donovan {Dem. J
in the Eighth Congressional District. over
Alien tRep.) was erroneous, Allen having
a fair plurality
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NEW YORK MARKET,

TSTABLISHED 1S5i.-F1NE PORK AND
Ia Bologna Sausage constantly on hand. Pure
Kettle Rendered lard, and No 1 Breakfast
Rapon q EDecislrv In
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 3d.-The latest re-
turns indicate that the Virginia delegation
will stand four Democrats and six Re9ub-
licans; net Republican gain of four Con-
gressmen in the Fiftieth Congress.
RICHMOND, November 3i-All the returns
received to-day serve only TO emphasize the
defeat suffered by the Democracy of Vir-
ginia yesterday. There has been q great
falling off in their vote throughout the
State, and their losses in all the districts
have been almost phenomenal. OF ten
Districts in the State the Republicans car
ried six, the Democrats three, and the
Anti-Labor party one, being net loss of
FIVE Congressmen to the Democrats.
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SMOKING AND DRIEKTNG. - Tobacco
blindness is becoming common aiflicti0n.
At present there are several persons under
treatment for it at one London hospital,
1t first takes the form of color blindness.
the sufferers who have smoked themselves
into this condition being quite unable 10
tell the color of a piece of red cloth held
up before them. Sometimes the victim
loses his eyesight altogether. Although
smoking is to large extent the cause of
the malady, and so gives it rs name, heavy
drinking is also partly responsible.
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A GYPSY WEDDING.
A Novel Method of Tying the Marriage
Knot.

hnOI.
Few things are more simple than a mar
riage ceremony among the gypsies, and
description of wedding was recently wit
messed by the writer, will not, we believe,
prove unlnteTesting. There were more
than score of tents at the encampment,
where we were temporary guests, and at
the opening of each a fire as burning,
cracking and blazing away as early as
o'clock in the morning of the day which
was to witness the marriage of one of the
favorite young girls of the camp. An hour
afterward, and an old gypsy man, with sill
very hair and bronZed, wrinkled face, with
but one eye, stepped on a little mound and
began playing the violin. which had but
two strings. The players opening piece
was the well-known tune, Haste to the
Wedding to which the younger gypsies
were soon dancing with great hilarity.
While some of the. older women were
watching the dancers, others were en-
gagged in culinary preparations. At the
opening of one of the tents stood the
swarthy-looking gypsy chief, with his
hands in his pockets, steadfaStly gazing
upon the dancers. AT given signal from
the chief, the music and dancing ceased
Two rows of gypsiea, with about twelve or
fifteen in each row, were formed, standing
face to face, being between four and six
feet apart. Half way down between these
rows two gypsies held up a broomstick
about eighteen inches above the ground.
All being thus far in readiness, the chief
called out the name of the bride
groom, who was a very handsome
gypsy man about % years of age.
His hair and eyes were very dark, and the
conformation of his face strongly indicated
the race to which he belonged. He wore
an olive-colored velveteen coat, red waist
coat and a glaring- -colored handkerchief
round his neck. In person, he was tall,
muscular, and well made. In obedience to
the chiefs command he came from q tent
at one side of the encampment, walked be-
tween the rows of gypsies, stepped over the
broomstick, turned round, and then stood
with his arms akimbo waiting the arrival
of his intended wife. The chief then called
out the name of the bride, who came from
tent at the opposite side of the encamp-
ment. She was about 10 years of age,
rather short of stature, apparently of a
healthy and hardy constitution, while the
pearly lustre of her eyes, and long, dark,
glossy hair seemed to identify her with the
purest remnant of the gypsy race. She
also walked between the two rows of eyp-
sizes, tripped very lightly over the broom
stick, which she had M sooner done than
the young gypsy man, i'll the most gentle
and gallant manner imaginable, took her
in his arms, and completed the ceremony
by giving his new-made wife some of the
loudest kisses we ever heard Then the
music and dancing were resumed; the
whole of the members of the encampment
had suspended business; preparations for
good feast were going on every face looked
bright, and every heart seemed Joyous.
The men smoked, the women talked vol
umeS, while the children shouted and
rollicked.-BrOokiWl MagdziHe
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NEBRASKs.

OMAHA, November 3d-The Republican
State ticket is elected by over 25.000 major
ity. Congressman James Laird, of the Sec
ond District, and G. w. E. Dorsey, of the
Third District are reelected. Church
Howe, the Republican candidate for Con-
gress in the First District is probably de-
feated by John A. McShane, OF Omaha, the
Democratic nominee.
OMAHA, November 3d.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate reduced Republican ma
iority on the State ticket. 1t may reach
10000 The Republican candidates in the
Second and Third Congressional Districts
are elected. The Legislature will be two
thirds Republican.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November 3d.-Tbere was
no opposition to the Democratic State
ticket or the Democratic candidates for
Congress, except in the Seventh District.
CHARLESTON, November 3d-The inde-
pendent tickets are defeated in Chesterfield
and Burkley, and Elliott, Dem, is ap-
parently elected in the Seventh District,
giving South Carolina solid Democratic
delegation in the next Congress.
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EASTERN ELECTIONS.
CONGRESSIONAL GAINS
BY THE REPUBLICANS.
Free Trade Heresy Repudiated-Its
Leaders, Holman, Hurd, Carlisle
and Morrison, Defeated.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REeoED-UsIos.l
COLORADO.

DENVER, November 3d.-The Republican
State Committee claim the State by 5000,
while the Democrats say they will have it
by 1000.
DENVER, November 3d-From meagre
returns received up to noon the indications
are that Adams Dem, has been elected
Governor by small majority, and possibly
Reed, Congressman.
DENVER, November 3d-3 P. M-Returns
are scattering, but indicate the election of
the entire Republican State ticket by a
small majority.
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NIIsSISSIPPI.

VIcksBURG, November 3d.-Judge J. B.
Morgan, Dem, is e-eleeted in the Second
Congressional District of Mississippi, de-
feating General James B. Chalmers, Inde-
pendent Greenback and Republican, by a
large majority.
JACKSON, November 3d.-All parties con-
cede the election of solid Democratic del
egation to Congress from Mississippi
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November 3d.-Returns from
the election are coming in slow. There has
been more scratching than in any Guberna-
torial election ever held in the State.
Party lines were all broken down. The
labor and farmer elements combined and
voted mixed ticket. The result is that
Ames DEM, for Governor, runs away
ahead OF his ticket in many places.
ST. PAUL, November 3d-The entire Re-
publican State ticket has been elected by
majorities of from 10000 to $4,000. On
joint ballot the Republicans will probably
have safe working majority in the Legis-
lature, though it is possible the Farmers
Alliance may hold the balance of power
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A BROKEN WEDDIHG RING An instance
nay be cited as showing the degree of
sensitiveness in some persons, the truth
fitness of which is vouched for by friends
and relatives of the lady in this city. A
gentleman residing near Youngstown, o.,
enlisted in the summer of 1862 and joined
the army in Kentucky. On the afternoon
of October Sth his wife became deeply i'm
pressed with a feeling that something
serious had happened. She resorted to all
means at hand to allay her unusual nerv-
BUSINESS, but without avail, and as the
evening Wore away she grew worse and
worse, until she became almost frantic.
Neighbors did all they could to calm her.
but to no purpose. During the night she
lay down, and after a time fell into doze
from which she was awakened by sharp
snap, apparently caused by the sudden
breaking of her wedding ring From that
moment her nervousness ceased, and the
next day she learned that her husband bad
died, at the exact moment of her awaken
ing from wounds received during the after
noon.-Pittsblrg Dispatch.
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MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, November 3d-It may be
safely stated that the Democratic State
officers will be elected by about the usual
majority, and that the Democrats will have
a majority in the Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, November 3d.-Returns from
Yesterdays election are still incomplete,
but enough have been received to show
that the entire Democratic State ticket has
been elected.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, November 3d-With very
few towns to hear from, the Senate stands
II Republicans and 10 Democrats. The
vote for Governor is: Lounsberg, Rep,
$3.50; Cleveland, Dem, 55,961; Forbes,
Pro-, 1878; Baker, Labor, 2410. The
Legislature will elect Republican SEN
ater and the State officers.
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NEW JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY, November 3d.-Later re-
turns received by the Democratic State
Committee give the Democrats two major
ity on joint ballot in the Legislature. The
Legislature is also claimed by the Repub-
licans. McAdoo has a plurality of 1000
for Congress in the Seventh District. Green,
Democratic candidate for Governor, is
elected
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DELAWARE,

WILMIvGToN, November 3d.-Biggs, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, has a
majority in the State of over 5000 over
Hoffecker, Pro. The Republicans took but
little part in the election The Democrats
elect everything. including the Legislative
ticket, which success insures the reelection
of George Gray TO the United States Senate.
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a Mortgage in Order.
He Probably Voted for General Jackso
UTAH.
a Mormon Escapes.

SALT LAKE, November 3d.-W. o. Gibbs,
Church stenographer, was arrested to-day
for unlawful cohabitliion. His wife who
threatened to land him in the peniientiary,
reconsidered her purposes, and on the wit
ness stand knew nothing Of his misdeeds.
He was discharged.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH November 3d.-Latest returns
from the First Congressional District in
dicaie the election of Latham, Dem. The
Second District is still in donbt. IN the
Fourth Nichols, Independent Republican,
is elected, and in the Fifth Brown, Rep.
The Republicans and Independents have
made large gains in the legislature.
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wAsHNGTON TERRITORY.

WALLA WALLA. November 3d.-Voor-
hees gets 20 majority in this county. The
Democrats elect Sharpstein for Council
man, Probate Judge, Sheriff and Surveyor.
The election is very close, and much de-
pends upon the little outside precincts.