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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-03
Allegheny County.

PITTSBURGH, Pa Nov. 9.-The returns
from Allegheny county are coming in
slowly and are badly mixed, owing to the
unusual amount Of scratching" The
Indications, however, tonight are that the
entire Republican State and County
ticket, with the exception, possibly, Of
the Judge OF Common Pleas Court, who
Is elected by a larger majority than the
combined vote OF Beaver and Stewart, the
Republican and Independent candidates
Of the Gubernatorlal ticket in 1882, which
was over G,0OO. John Dalzsll and Thomas
NJ. Bayne, Republican candidates for
Congress In the Twenty.second and Twen-
ty.third Districts, respectively, are elected
by good maiorities. Tho streets are
filed with enthusiastic partisang, and the
noise from tin horns, etc, Is dealenng.
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MARION COUNTY.

The Good Work Done by Republicans
Large Gains NIHdO.
Special Dispotch to The Iaiclligtnesr.
FAlRMoNr, W. Va, Nov, 2.-The pres.
ent Indications are quite favorable for the
election of the Republican county ticket
entire, with good majority for James II.
Furbere, Republican candidate for State
Senator, and for W. II. II. Flick, Repub.
lican candidate for Congress. An unus-
ually heavy, vote Ia indicated in the
county, with the per cent. OF increase
favorable to the Republicans. At Fair
mont precinct the increase In the vote
over the last gubernatorisl vote
will reach 80; may run
above that. Warrington pollod a
large vote, and the same report comes
from Harrington and Worthington. On
account OF the failure to properly adyer-
tiae the change Of the polling place In
Palatine, the Republicans who have hitht
erto voted at that precinct took tho side
OF safety, and went to q country precinct
four miles away 10 cast their ballots. This
will cause decrease In the vote ol Pala-
tine. At the close Of the last canvass
prior to the close Of the polls at this
place, the vote stood:
For Oongress-FllCk, Rep, Sl7; Wilson,
DEM, 1856.
For State senate-Furbee, Rep, 32S;
Watson, DEM, 1856.
For House OF Delegates-Carter 1926.
sturm S34, Raymond 1S2, KinEey ia.
For County Commlssioner-Arnett $3.50,
Flick runs 70 ahead Of Carter tho highest
Legislative candidate; Wilson runs II be.
hind Raymond, the highest OH his Legis-
lative ticket. Furbee, for State Senate,
runs I behind Carter, while Watson runs
but 8 ahead Of Raymond. This Is Wat
sons home precinct.
Tho third party straight vote here ct
close OF Lost count was but seven.
WARRINGTON, W. VA, Nov Ain Man
nington the whole vote was 0Sl. Flick
5S5; Wilson 372; Furbee SO7j Watson $50.
Returns from Democratic precincts with
an unexpectedly large vote decreases the
majority to q close margin.
The Republicans iClaim the election Of
their entire ticket.
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VOLUME XXXV.---NUMBER 81.


LONDON, Nov. 2,-Ths press represent.
alive at Berne had an interview yester.
day with Russian refugee, q savant, who
declined to allow his name to bs pub.
llshed because he still malntains relations
with plotters sgainst the government
throughout Russia, Thestatements which
have appeared in the papers OF lato re-
gsrdinR the condition OF nihllism no de.
Clared misleading and inaccurate, "Ni-
hillsm," h6 said, "is at present depressed
and unity in the direction OF effective
work Is lost, The recent attempts made
to remove our enemies were due TO isO-
lated workers aud not by orders OF the
society, The hardest and cleverest work.
ers are in Siberia, II anything occurs
now Nihillsm as an organization Is not re-
sponAible for the conspiracy, l have re-
Ceived advices from st, Petersburg which
say that the recent sonsation caused by
the reported murder OF Count Reuben Is
simply revival OF the old tales about the
CZsr, Count Reuben still lives, my infor,
nation tells me, and NJ. De Geirs Is urg-
ing the CzAr to prove this by sending him
on mission to one Of the European cap
itsls. The precautions taken to protect
the Czar, however, have been redoubled
and have now reached q stage that is sim
ply astounding.
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TIE OLD nAY STATE

Does Nobly in spite of tho Mugwumps-
Some Surprises.
Sptcia! Diepd.ch 10 The IitelllqeHctr.
Boston, MASS, Nov, 2.-The Rspubll-
cans elect their State ticket by FIVE thous'
and. They carry nine Congressional dis
tricts, including gain, by choosing
Henry Cabot Lodge, Rep, against Con-
gresham Lowering. The Democrats
carry three, a net gain Of one. Congress'
man Collins, DEM, is reelected. Leopold
Morse, Dem, defeats Congressman Ran
ney, aud to the general surprise John E.
Russell, DEM. defeats Congressman Rice,
Rep, In the Worcester district. The lat
ter's defeat Is due partly to iactional d.
visions. The Legislature Is Republican,
and probably will not re-elect Senator
Dawes. The labor ticket made figure
to-day.
AvERrlsER.
BosToN, Nov. 2.-Tne Democratic vote
in Boston shows gains over last election.
1t looks as II Hodge, (Rep.) had carried
the Sixth district over Levering, Dem
by 1000 majority Bracketts vote for
Lieutenant. Governor is well up to Ames.
Morse, dem. claims his election TO Con.
gress in the Third district.
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PHILADELPHIA, Now Figures on the
State ticket come in slowly, but show an
lnvariable plurality for Beaver. His plu-
rality in this city will not fall far below
25,OOO. Tho other candidates on the State
ticket aro we'll up with the head. Bing-
ham (RepubliCsp) iS elected to Congress
in the First district; O'Neil, (Republi-
can) in the Second; l!4ndsll (Dsmocrat).
in the Third; Kelley, Republican in the
Fourth; Harmer (RepubllCan) In the
Fifth; Ermentrout (DsmoCrat)in the
Eighth; HeiHland (RepubllCan) In the
Ninth; sowden (DsmoCrat) in the Tenth !;
BuCkalew (DemoCrat) in the Eleventh ;
Bound (Rspublicnn) in the Fourteenth ;
Marsh (DemoCrat) In the Nineteenth
Dalzell (Rspublican) in the Twenty.sec.
ond Bayne (Republican) in the Twenty.
third,
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A Mixed Result IN CAIcago-ThO Labor
Element,

A Mixed Result IN CnIcaGo-ThO Labor
Element.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9,-About O:80 p. IN. tho
returns for this county began coming in
rapidly, and indicate that the Republican
ticket was in the lead, except their nom.
inees for County Judge and County Trees
urer. Loomis, Republican, for County
Judge, seems to have been defeated. The
figures show Loomis to have fallen behind
his ticket, while his opponent, Pender-
CAST, ran largely ahead OF the other can.
didates on the Democratic ticket. Davis,
Republican candidate for County
Treasurer, ran behind his ticket over
q trlAs more than Loomis, but
schweisthal, the Democrat opposed 10
Davis, received only his party vote, gain.
ing nothing from the labor'element. Law.
Ter, Democratic nominee for Congress in
the Second district, is conceded to have
fair majority. The latest details are shown
in the following totals Of seventy.iour pre-
CinCts: Country Treasurer-D4vls. Rep.
{, 5,402; sChweiathal, DEM, 4.GOi; Steuber,
United Labor, $40.
County Judge-Loomis, Rep, 5,G77;
Pendergast, Dem, and Labor, 1913.
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Special DItpdich 10 The EattlliOtMeer.
MouXDsvlLLE, Nov. Following is the
result in this county:
CoureH House -Goir SO7; Brannon 1lG.
Limestone -GolF 5s; Braunon 8.
Benwood-Gotf SSl; Brannon 257.
Latrobe-Golf 1O4; Brannon 93.
Rosoby's Rock-GofF A; Brannon 20.
Cameron-Goff lO4; Brannon 1Ol.
GotF's majority in the Ave districts, 54l.
II tho remaining districts give him the
Same majority as two years ago, his ma.
iority in the county will be sl7,
BESwooD, Nov. 2.-The vote for Con-
Vress has resulted as follows: COT SSl
Brannon 267, q Republican gain Of OS.
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CALIFORNIA.
Five state Tickets In the FiOld-sorNtc chi ng
Done,


Five state Tickets In tho FlCid-scrAtc ching
Done.
SAN FRANcMco, Nov. Zone peculiar
feature Of the present political campaign
in California is the number Of independent
parties that have sprung into existence.
There are i've State tickets in the field.
Democratic, Republican, Prohibition,
American party, and the anti. Coolie head.
ed by Dr.. 0'Donnell. In San Francisco
there iB no less than l2 municipal tickets,
some Of them styling themselves represen.
tatives Of the labor interests, Others being
The expression Of the anti Boss rule. ---.-.,
In the southern part NJ the State, the
political fight has been embittered BY the
refusal OF tho leading Republican paper
OF Los Angeles 10 countenance the i1oni.
nation made by the Republican State
Convention Of Walter s. Moore for Score.
tary Of State.
In The San Joaquin Valley tho Amori.
can party has attracted considerable at.
lention. Present estimates place the vote
AZ 10000. This fact together with tho
number OF other tickets In the Geld, has
created q general feeling OF uncertainty,
the result oi which VIII be The heaviest
scratching ever known In California.
Partial returns from all counties In the
State outside this county give Republicans
a majofity. Unless the majority Tor Bart
lett lDetn,) ior Governor proves 10 bt
much larger In Han Francisco than is ex
peCted Swift, Republican, will bt
elected. The American vote which glartet
out strong rapidly iell away, and In The
interior II fell behind the o O'DonnOll lind,
! vote,
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MASON COUNTY

Gives Majority for iIutchinSon-LOgisla.
tive Ticket Close.
Special Dt'Oaleh to As Ia!.IliOeactr
Pr. PLEASANT, w. Va, Nov. 2.-The re.
turns from this county came in Slowly.
From the indications Hutchinson will
carry this county by 25O majority.
The Legislature and Senatorial ticket Is
very close, but the Republicans are claim.
Ing rs majority. The Democrats claim
nothing nor COncede anything. The fight
In this county was made principally upon
tho Legislative and Congressional tickets.
Your correspondent called upon Hon.
O. L. Hogg, but he declined 10 be inter.
viewed, but said hls majority In the die.
LrlCt would probably reach $780,. The indi.
cations are that Putnam county is very
close, with the chances In favor Of Hutch.
lnBO1,
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LOCAL DIlEyIrfEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in aud About
49,. EuR.,

Matters Of Minor Moment in aud About
the CITY.
MATINEE at the Grand to-lay.
ONE marrisge lcOnae was Issued yester-
day.
TIE GRAND this evenlng-"Tho Gam.
bler's Wife,"
MooDY OF the First Presbyterian church
this afternoon at o'clock, aud at the
ChaplIne street rink at 1850 O'Clock to.
night.
TnE attention Of the public, especially
that Of the ladies, 10 directed to tho new
advertisement Of George X. Taylor 4 Co.,
that appears In this Issue. II ID worthy Of
careful RtteRlion.
TnE regular Wednesday night prayer
meeting will not be held al the Fourth
Htrest NJ. Il. church tonight, In order 10
allow everyone 10 attend tho Moody meet.
Ing at the Ohapline street rink.
TnE Gro alarm from box 81 yesterday Nt.
ternoOn was caused by blaze In an old
house on tho south aldo oi Seventeenth
street, which originated from defective
Aue. No considerable damage resulted.
HoLtiDAY posr, G. A. L., will mol meet
hereafter Ia the K. Of L. hall In BsCk'A
block, having secured q better room or llB
purpos1Bin The Odd Fellows building. The
Post will meet there next Saturday even'
Ing.
MRs. THOMAS BRADLEY, the vile Of
an East Wheeling coal miner, died
Yesterday from lAulanutn taken with
suicidal intent, She leaves several chill.
dren, DomBBtiC difficulties are assigned
a. tile Canse,
CHARLES LAvKR was aSraigned before
Squire Caldwell, yesterday, on tho charge
ol criminal assault preferred by Ella
TeRtet. After hearing all tho evidence
ptoCurable the Justice discharged LaVee
, lIA was governed In his action mainly By
the admissions oi the girl herself,
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BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov. 2.-The canvass
Of the vote in this city has been complet-
ed. In the Third Congi iesslonal District,
Rusk (Democrat) received 1926 votes {;
Bosse (Industrial) endorsed by Republi.
cans, 5,SO5; Glass (PrOhibltionist) 1904;
Rusk'S majority over all, O,977; over
Bosse, 0,07l.
In the Fourth District, Rsyner Demo
crAt) 14,754; Findlay independent Demo-
crat) 7,l4S; lowering lProhibitionist) l.
600; Weatherby (Republlcan) 1,045;
Lanks, colored (Republican), "a. Ray.
nors' majority over all, 4,977; over Find
Law, 1905.
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CHICAGO, Now 2.-The Times this
morning says in Its railroad column: A
Northern Pacific official discussing the
prospects Of lease OF Oregon Navigation
property said yesterday. The Union Pa.
cific can not make the lease without spec.
power. It Is also probable that the
Oregon Navigation officials would not
care to make a lease to the Union Pacific
while they would be glad to enter into
such contract with the Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific on account Of the greater
efficiency Of double guarantee.
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RIrClI1E COUNTY.
1t viii Roll up Four Hundred Majority for
Hutchinson.

80
Hutchinson.
Special Dlpdieh tOt3 Is!slIteenee.
RlTcnlE, O, H., Nov. 2.-Returns from 8
preclncta Of Harrisvllle give Hutchinson
for congress 1874; Hogg O5; Smith 49,
Maxwell for senate 1902; Post 70; McKin.
nsy (Rsp.) House Of Delegates 1sO; Collins
(Dem.) 70.
Ellenboro-Hutchlnson 19; Hogg oOi
Maxwell 1870; Post 100; Mckinney 1876
Collins 90.
Cornwailis-HutChins 80; Hogg 70;
Maxwell 20; Post 50; Mckinney 55i
Collins s..
will probably be about four hundred
Maxwell four hundred, Mckinney one
hundred and fiity to two hundred. The
best thirteen precincts, mostly Republican,
are to be heard from.
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LouIAlana.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. ,2.-The election
throughout tho State as far aS heard from
pissed oR quietly. wllkInSon, Demo.
crAt, has almost q yalk.ovor In The First
District, few Republican votes bOlng cast,
The vote In this city has been light,
Throughout the State there is little oppo.
sitlon 10 Democrats. Only a worry light
vote was polled, electing the following IA
Oongfessi Fourth District, N, y. DlanCh
ard Filth, Oherubusco Nswtoni Sixth
y, W, Robertson,
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Special Dispaieh to ihe iaitliiOenotr
CnARLESroS, W. Va, Nov 9.-'The on.
tire Republican Legislature and county
ticket Is elected by large tnSjoritiOO. Hon.
r. 8. Carr, Republican candidate for the
State Senate in this, the Ninth District, iS
elected by from fvO 10 six hundred ma
iority. Returns from the Congressional
nlsIfiCt are slow coming In, but show
large Republican gains, which Indicate
the election Of Judge Brown, Republ lean.
SNYDER, the Democratic candidate, how.
ever, claims his election by from eight 10
nine hundred majority.
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Guernsey Connty's Work.

Special DlpllcN 70 Ne IWNlI0tNctF,
CAMSRIDaE, o., Now 2,-Colonel Tay.
lor's majority in Cambridge is 800, one
hundred and fIty ahead of the State tick
OF, and his majority in the county will
reach 1000, The fraud Republican can.
didates for Auditor and Treasurer were
overwhelmingly defeated. They were op.
posed by the Guernsey Times. Their de-
leat Ia counted as a victory for decency
and q fair count,
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rnE rn1np p1srnIcr.

Carr EloCted-The iIncO for Congress Very
Close.
Special DIspalch 10 The InIeIItCeneH.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Now 2.-Brown'S
majority In KanRwha County 10 about
thirteen hundred, and Carr, Rep, for
State Senate, sixteen hundred, Cunning.
hams majority for County Commissioner
is about eight hundred. Carr will prob.
ably have four hundred mOjOrity In the
district. The congressional race iO:vory
.iasn
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THOSE Republican workingmOn who
were mislead into the support Of Mr..
Gleason carried out their part OF the con-
tract, rs Mr.. Gleason'B vote shows. The
other side seemB to have been too busily
engaged looking out for itself to remember
that il had nladO n contract.
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TIE EMPIRE STATE.

Hewitt Elected Mayor = Roosevelt md
George Neck aud Mock.
Special DiSpdieht to Tho latcllIgcncer.
New YoRK, Nov. 2,-The election to.
day resulted in a general Democratic vic.
tory. Hewitt carried tho city by about
Q5,OOO plurality. George and Roosevelt
ran neck, and neck. The laboring men
stuck to George faithfully. All the Demo.
cratic congressman are probably re.elect.
cd, although one or two Of them have do
creased majorities. The STAR.
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CONCORD, N, H., Nov. 2.-Returns from
nearly one.third OF the towns in tho
State show a Republican loss on the pop
ular vote Of about 200 as compared with
the vote OF 1884. This does not include
cities and several Of larger towns In which
Republican losses wore expected. The
indications arc that there is no choice for
Governor by the people; that Mckinney,
Democrat, Is elected to Congress in the
First District and Galtinger, Republican,
in the Second and that the Republlcana
have carried the Legislature.
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TIE KEYSTONE STATE.

HEAVIER Will Win by over 30,OOO-Wolfe's
Vote Very Light.
Special DiGpatch to The IntelliGencr
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov, 2.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee comedies the elec'
ton Of Beaver. Chairman Cooper claim 8
1900 plurality for Beaver in the State,
and $4,000 in Philadelphia, making about
$1,000 majority. News from FIVE doubt
Congressional Districts is hopeful to Re-
publican success in three. Tho Lsgisla-
ture Is likely to have o Republican ma
jority Of 73 on joint ballot. Wolfe's vote
was very light.
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WEST VA WEDNESDAY MORNING
Brannon 2O7; Scott 2S9; Pendlston 2O7;
Morrow 17G; Duval 3l4; Gormley 2O5;
Boyd 3O4.
SECOND DISTRICT.

Large Republican GaIns-Mr. FIlCk's EleC-
ton Claimed.
Special DiIpGich to The LRtelliVAcE,
KINGwooD, Nov. 2,-Fllck's majority in
Preston County is about 1850 Snyder
for State Senate will have the same. Both
Republicans are elected to tho Legislature,
The Republican County Commissioner
and Surveyor were elected also.
FliGk's Election Claimed,
Spe.ial Dispatch to The EateIliQahT,
TO o. G. ScICfeld, Wheeling;
GRAFTON, W, VAp Nov, 2,-The entire
county ticket elected, Mineral majority
400. claim Flick's election.
GEORGE W, BRowN,
Chairman Of the Cong, Committee,
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CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. IA special to the
Times from Weatherford, Texas, says:
The firm of A. l.. Morrison & Co., general
merchants OF this city, made an assign.
ment yesterday to Sam II. Milliker also OF
this city for the benefit Of their creditors.
The property assigned consists Of their
dry goods and grocery store In this city,
their dry goods branch store In Hillsboro,
and their saloon in this place. Neither
the assets nor liabilities can bo given yet.
The stock and accounts OF the firm will
reach S6OlOO.
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TuE ISrRLndENcEB's support Of Goff
and Scott hadn't defeated those excellent
men at tho hour Of going to press. 1t
was pretty good day for the ISTELLlGES-
GEMS lr!andg.
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INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND., Nov. 9.-Eiity pre-.
cincts in Indiana show q Republican loss
OF 3O7; Democratic loss Of 5i2, a met Ro.
publican gain Of 1s5. Sixty precincts
show a Republican loss Of 43O and q Dem.
ocratic loss Of 403, a net Republican gain
Of 81,
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Hancock County.

Special Dt,pdteh 70 The InteliGaar
NRw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Nov q
Hancock County gives GoE 2O5 majority; =;
Scott lS5; DuvaI 1872. We elect our own
County Commissioner by alarse majority.
Anderson precinct, Butler district, gives
Golf AZ; Brannon 81 Scott A; Pendleton
SO; Duval as; Morrow SO, Republican
gain OF IL,
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IN OHIO,
A Quiet Election and a Large Vote POlled-
Republican GnIns,

CINCINNATI, o., Nov, a.-The polls
closed in Cincinnati at 4p, M, alter the
most orderly and quiet election in the
history Of the city, Nearly the entire
registered vote was polled. The first six
precincts reported showed q Republican
gain Of 97O, the comparison being with
the vote for Governor last year when
Hosdly's Democratic plurality was Gt6 in
Hamilton county. Ohio returns will be
compared with Governor Foraksr'a vote
Of 1885, when he had q plurality Of ,45l,
There are now 2,l67 voting places In the
State. The totalyote Of 1885 was 7Sl ,l95,
Prohibition vote, 2S,0Sl.
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IN SPITE OF the boycott issue Demo-
crat who has been active on that aide
leads his ticket. AT the same time there
were Democrats whose votes went an
other way, and some Of them don't care
who knows it.
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Now York Congressional Elections.
UTicA, N, Y, Nov. 2.--James s. sher.
man is elected 10 Congress from the
Twenty.third district, defeating j. T.
spriggS, DEM by 1000 or more.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 2.-Wilbur, (Rep)
In tho Twenly.iourth Congressional dis.
triCt, defeats Smith by about 10000.
BaooxLYS, Now 2.--lIlisg (Dem. J,
Mahoney (Dsm.), White (RspD, and
Campbell (Den.) 1rO undoubtedly elected
10 Congress from Kings county.
albany, Nov 2.-The probabilities are
that the Democrats have carried the
county and elected the entire ticket, In
Guiding Kane over Swlhburne ior
Congres1.
GENEVA, Nov g.--1ra Davenport, Re-
publican, Tor Congress, was elected With
Inuk oppOslllou,
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nom CnrII,lo,s Yote rell on.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Times Cincinnati,
special says: Speaker Carlisle, although
probably reelected, was beaten in Gov.
ington by about 1000, having carried tho
town two years ago by about 900. Hc
also failed to carry Newport, his vote
falling of very largely.
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Flour Mil aud other Iiulldlngs burned,

ErmNauAn, ILL.,, Nov. IA largo
flour mill belonging to Henry Bernhard,
at shumway, ILL.,, was totally destroyed
by FIRE yesterday, together with two
dwelling houses, a large quantity Of grain,
a warehouse, astore, and a barrel factory.
Logs, $50, 900; insurance, $4,000.
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ErHRlAN is joined to his idols, and they
don't pull him through. Ephriam is also
"a cake no. turned" which is to say,
spoiled in the baking. Ephriam erstwhile
was running for Congress on the First
District Democratic ticket.
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Alabama solldly Democratic.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Now 2.-The
weather was clear and tho vote light.
There was no opposition to Herbas tDem.)
In the Second district. Jones, (Dsm.) Of
the Mobile district, and Oates, Dem ot
the Thirty.hrst, were also elected without
opposition. The contest In the other five
districts were not formidable unless In the
Fourth, represented by Davis Dem.) and
candidate for reelection. The indications
all point to q solid Democratic delegation.