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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-04
MISSOURI.
The Democratic Ticket EIected-A Heavy
Labor Vote.

The Democratic Ticket EIected-A Heavy
Labor Vote.
Sr. LOUIS, November 3.-The returns
from yesterdays election are still incom-
plete. but enough have been received to
show that the entire Democratic Stat tick
ct has been elected. In this city It's ma
iority is about 1000. The officers elected
are: Theodore Brace, Judge of the Su-
preme Court; William f. Coleman, Su-
perintendent of Public Schools; John X.
Breathitt, Railroad Commissioner. A
Constitutional amendment, having for its
object the fevying of special tax OF Is
mills on the dollar for road and street inn
provement has a majority of about 25, 600
against it in the city.
The Democrats captured nearly every
Office in the city, the only decided Repub-
lican majority being that of William A.
Hobbs, candidate for Recorder of Deeds.
His majority over the Democratic nominee
is about 1900. The contest for Sheriff be-
tween Mason, Republican, and Harring-
ton, Democrat, is very close and the official
vote will probably be necessary to decide
definitely who was elected. Unrevised re-
turns give the Republican candidate ma
jority of p.
In the Ninth Congressional District
Glover, Democrat, was reelected over
Frank, Republican, by n majority of ia.
In the Eighth district 0'Neill, Democrat,
received 1916 votes and Cummings Re
publican, 6,60s, a majority for the former
of ,3O6, In the city wards of the Tenth
district there was close three-cornered
fight between Clardy, Democrat, Leder-
gerber, Republican, and Ratehford, Labor.
The returns from outside of the city are
very incomplete, but indicate that Clarity
is reelected by reduced majority. The
labor vote in this district was very large
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MINNESOTA.
Republican State Ticket Elected-Demo-
cratic Gain of Congressman.

Republican State Ticket Elected-Demo-
cratic Gain of Congressman.
ST. PAUL, MINI, November 3.-It
looks very much this morning as though
the Democrats will elect three of the five
Congressman in this State. Steele and
Olmsted counties, in the Fifth district,
usually Republican, have gone Democrat
ic, making it probable that VIM. Wilson,
Democrat. has defeated J. A. Lovely, Re
publican. 1t is not likely that McGill's
majority for Governor will be less than
$1,000, as most of the reliable Republican
strongholds are yet to be heard from.
How the Political Riots in Minnesota At
fected the Voting.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, November 3.-Re-
turns from the election are still coming in
slowly. There is more scratching than
in any gubernatOrial election ever held in
the State. Party lines were well broken
down. The labor and farmer elements
combined and voted for mixed ticket.
The result is that Ames, Democrat for
Governor, runs away ahead of his ticket in
many places, and especially in the Fifth
Congressional district, where Republican
can majority has heretofore been given.
In Minneapolis, McGill will probably
have 900 majority, where the Democrats
two weeks ago, claimed 5000 for
Ames. This great change was caused by
the political riots of Monday night. Many
Democrats cut Ames' name from the ticket
and voted for other Democratic candidates.
John Lind, Republican, in the Second
District, and Knute Nelson, Republican,
in the Fifth, are elected to Congress by
handsome majorities. In the Fourth Dis
trict which includes the cities of st. Paul
and Minneapolis, Rice, Democrat, runs
ahead of the ticket and probably defeats
Gilfiilan. Lovely, Republican, in the
First, is probably elected, but by small
majority. The Third District is in doubt
yet and may require the official count.
The chances now favor Mcdonald, Demo
crat, over Herbert Republican. This is
Mayor Straits district. The Republican
State Ceatral Committee claims $4,000
majority for the State District.
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Taylor; Eighteenth, Mckinley; Nine
teenth, Ezra B. Taylor; Twentieth, Grouse.
Democrats-Fourth, Yoder; Fifth,
Seney; Seventh, Campbell; Thirteenth,
Outhwait; Sixteenth, Wilkins; Twenty
first, Foran.
Kennedy's unofficial majority is 1886,
Pughley's l, ,430, and Crouse's about 1000
The Ohio Delegation in the present
Congress incldues eleven Democrats and
ten Republicans, while the above showing
gives fifteen Republicans and six Democrats
The making of estimates on the State
ticket here has practically ceased Both
headquarters Of the State Committees at
Columbus have closed and the chairmen
are out Ofthe city. They are receiving no
news and are making no estimates on the
State ticket A close estimate of the Re-
publican majority is placed besween 49,
600 and II, 900, although official returns
may 60 below Is, 600 or above 1900.
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BELLAIRE.

John Ogilbee has moved 10 0lcnsos. -
W. p. Stevens Is laid mp with the plsu.
resy.
Mrs. J. Il. Smith Is visiting friends =
Philadelphia.
Charles CASTOR Is clcrking in SchwaSas
dry goods store.
Unusual quiet reigns in the Police Coast
for election times.
Mrs. Mary Williams, of Indisuspojfs.
Is visiting relatives in the city. .
George Stevens, who has hem On d
sick list for some time, is grtting wslt
again. (,
II the weather does not prove too inclesn<
ent the pipe line across the river Win -
finished to-day. ~
A number Of Bellaire people went q
St Ciairsville yesterday "a order 10 -
the election returns as thsy.eame In.
People say the case Of Rarett,s Wsleg<
loo in the Second ward can be trncs1 -
heGranahan contest for the Mayoraity.
A festival viii be given In City Hs1a,
Friday and Saturday evenings af nex8
week, for the benefit Of ncw fuzsas banH
for the colored folks. q
The street ears spd Mnrysns fesyybuof
will run TO aeooiSnsodate per4ons who "
TO attend the Moody meetin0 In whselfnS
this evening and tomorrow eseufpR.
Widow Bedottp was preseated 70 = ~
audience at the Elysian thcster lad nink1
The house will f,e filed Tonight - IL -
fayorite, RIP Van winkIe," !" win - -
duced.
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BENwOOD.

The factory was idle Monday and Tues
day.
The gas pipe is about laid across the
river.
Mr.. NJ. Peabody has commenced re-
moving to his fine new building.
The Wheeling Co. steel plant was of
yesterday, owing to broken pipe.
The host of friends of Mr.. E. Bowers
were glad that he has received his former
position as roller in the Benwood Iron
Works
The following is the result of the elec-
ton Tuesday: Congress-Gofr 3s1, Bran
non 257; observation-disclosures $40, Wat
soa 269; Delegates Sinclair $50, Ne
Coombs 354, Newman 265; Commissions
456, Squire Riddle 39i
Nightengale 240; Constable-Voltz 35s
Mahood 362
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Democratic Gain in the Lcgislature-Rc-
suit of the Democratic Fight.

Democratic Gain in the Legislature-Rc-
suit of the Democratic Fight.
BOSTON, November 3.-Three hundred
and thirty-iivc cities and towns give Ames,
Republican, 12O, 567; Andrews, Democrat,
11O, IG7; Lathrop, Prohibition, 5, ,l0i, CIV
ing Ames plurality of 10, 100 with Is
towns missing. These will swell AineS'
vote. The Legislature will probably
stand: Senate, 26 Republicans, "A Demo
Gratis, a gain Of three for the Democrats;
House, Republicans, 154, Democrats, 81,
with six districts to hear from. The Ex-
ecutivc Council will stand Z Republicans
to Democrat.
Colonel Logan has been reelected by
the Democrats in the Fourth district.
The Congressman elected, with their plu-
ralitieS as nearly as can be estimated, are
as follows: First district, Davis, Republi-
can, 3,4S2; Second, Long, Republican,
|, ,S92; Third, Morse, Democrat LII;
Fourth, Collins, Democrat 7,2l1; Fifth,
Hayden, Republican, 3,457; Sixth, Lodge,
Republican, 1853; Seventh, Coggeswell,
Republican, l ,329; Eighth, Allen, Rcpubli-
can, 36i; Nineth, Burnette Democrat,
lbs; Tenth, Russell, Democrat, COS; Elev-
enth, Whiting, Republican, 3,722; lively
tn, Rockwell, Republican, 900.
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TENAS.

The Entire Democratic Congrcssi onal
Ticket Elected,
GALVESTON, Ten, November 3.-Mea'
gre returns received from all sections o
Texas indicate the undOubtcd election o
the entire Democratic Congressional ticket
rs follows: First district, Charles Stew,
art; Second, John H. Reagan; third, c. Il,
Kilgore; Fourth, ID. b. CulberSon; Fifth,
Silas Hare; Sixth, JOS. Abbott; Seventh
WIN. II. Craine; Eighth, j.. w. Moore
Ninth, Roger q. Mills; Tenth, Joseph d.
Sayers; Eleventh, Samuel w. II. Lanham
OF the CongrcsSmen-elect, all are members
of the Forty ninth Congress except Xii
gore, Hare, Abbott and Moore.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Prohibitionists Defeat a Choice For Gov
PrnUr.

Prohibitionists Defeat a Choice For Gov
ernCr.
CONCORD, n. H., November 3.-There
has been no election of Governor by the
people. Sawyer, Republican, and COgs-
well, Democrat, for Governor, are running
remarkably close together. Wentworth,
Prohibition, has pollcd upwards of $500
votes, his strength being sufficient to de-
feat 4 choice. McKenney, Democrat, is
elected to Congress in the First District
over Haynes, Republican. Gallagher, Re
publican, has been reelected to Congress
in the Second District. In the State Sen
ate the Republicans will have II members
and the Democrats 10. IN the House the
Republicans will have 20 to 30 majority
This insureS the election of Republican
United States Senator to succeed Senator
Pike.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
over Gets There With About so, 900 Ma
jority.

'''' Gets There With About SO, 900 Ma
r jnrity.
~AANI>ErEG. Pa. November 3.-Rut-
e"oaty- -Eohyr,s, Republican, for Con-
! : A'oni loo plurality. Wayne coun-
D1&N plurality WAS less than 100; a
',''''an gain of 1000. Pike county
~ %" plurality; a Republican gain of
''a'SOmcry county-Beaver, 600
-''y; Republican gain of go. Ii
~ Ss,r"la'y-Eraver, ,, 700 plurality; a Re
a Gain of 2,7I3. Cumberland
~, BLACK, l,loO plurality; Demo
y. gam owl. Cameron eounty-The
-. publican ticket has about 30 ma
y a Republican gain of 53.
aS,,oe!ni eonnty-The entire Republi-
q SiT.,,.e I,s ueNct has about 1900 Republi-
PSr1l'Iy' Republican gain of 9, 1O3.
GO25I;. county Beaver 45O plurality, a
TT.a.ican gain Of i54
&s soI foi .c'ounty-The county on the
,gsDsSSH;y,l sSHyl has 500 majority for Black,
NSS,o' Nrg'''an gain Of i3l.
'R.O5Ii;S,y younty-Black 1000 plurality,
CelIAA CS,.lA gain of 2g9.
spa5fc,o oOuniy- Black 400 plurality, q
sRe cnusion county-Beaver's majority
% Of fSSs'G'y s,a isabout 700, Republican
&sooUot,a Goqnty-RepOrts very moagre,
EhicaS Man. ", Is Republican by 5000, a Re.
7G5iicag county, Black, 80 plurality, a
slaty an an gain Of 396. Sas0uehanna
lsl o. "tii NJ give a Republican majority o
aAdI s 5S, State ticket, q Republican
ssAts fo5i, tia5i,. Clarion county, Democrat.
saGSSgIA SgAet 800 plurality, a Republican
SalaDcs os sBediord county, Beaver, ana
SaPsnee,GGi. o. the State ticket, 100 plural
saiF quo publican gain Of 4O5.
y' Beaver, $50 plurality, {
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FROM CHARLESTON.

Estimated.
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OHIO.
The Result of the state Ticket Stin in
Doubt.

The Result of the State Ticket Stil I'm
Doubt.
special Tjlegram 10 tsS Register.
CINCINNATI, o., November Bull
IErIN 1905 A. M.-Republicans elect the
entire ticket in Hamilton, including both
congressman,
The Commercial Gazette claims the Re
publicans have elected 166 members Of
Congress; Democrats, 159. Also claims
the election of II Congressman in Ohio,
with one in doubt.
The Enquirer claims the result on the
State ticket still in doubt, but comedies
Hamilton county to the Republicans Also
claims the election of iHe Congressman in
Ohio, and probably eight.
COLUMBUS, o., November 3.-To-day
thd Republican State Committee claim the
State by majority of 10, 500. The Dem
Ocratie State Committee coneede $4,000.
CINCINNATI, November 2-Full returns
received to-day show Campbell, Democrat,
elected by 81 majority over Little, Repub-
Hcan. in Seventh, and RugSley, Republi-
can, elected in Twelfth by l ,430 over Dem
yer, Democrat. Kennedy, Republican, is
4S5 ahead in Eighth, with Champaign
county to hear from. GrOSyenOr, Repub-
lican in Fifteenth, is 1865 ahead with
Meigs TO hear from. Otherwise nothing
new to add to early reports.
RAvENNA, o., November S-Latest re-
ports show that the Republican ticket of
| ~, h,a, oil al ha a.
ioritv ranging from 65 to 400. A Repub-
lican gain of over 100.
TOLEDO, o., November 3.-The nnof-
fetal vote in the Sixth district gives
Boothman, Republican, 1872 majority
over Hill. This is gain.
CINCINNATI, o., November 3.-Accord-
ing to the latest returns received here there
there are only two Congressional districts
/ in the State that may be claSSed as doubt
full. These are the Seventh and Fifteenth.
/ in the Seventh, Campbell, the Democratic
nominee, has an unofficial majority of 81.
In the Fifteenth Monroe county has not
been heard from. The majority OF
Grosvenor the Republican candidate out
side of Monroe county is secs. If Mon
roe county should give Warmers q majority
exceeding this he would be elected, but tits
not likely that the Democratic majority in
this county will 90 above 5000. Booth
man, Republican, in the Sixth District has
an unofficial majority over Hill OF ,342.
Following is list of successful candidates
giving Campbell the Seventh district and
GrosyenOr the Fifteenth.
Republicans, First Butterworth; Sec
ond, Brown; Third, Williams; Sixth,
BOOthman; Eighth, Kennedy; Ninth,
Pughley; Fourteenth, Wiekham; Fii'
teenth, GrOsyenOr; Seventeenth, J. D
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NEW JERSEY,
Probable Democratic Majority In the Leg
islature-Small PIuralities.

Probable Democratic Majority In the Leg
islature-Small Pluralities.
JERSEY CITY, November 3.-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. VIM. McAdOO has a plurality of
., 600 for Congress in the Seventh district
TRENTON, November 3.-Cape May
county gives, for Governor, HOwey, Re-
publican, 10 plurality; Hires, Republican,
for Conrgess, - plurality; HildrOth, Dem
ocrat, for Assembly, Sc plurality. Burr
lington county: Mount Holly gives
Howey, Republican, and Buchanan, for
Congress, average majority of 100; Scott,
Democrat, and Hutchinson, Republican,
are elected to the Assembly.
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TIE JOHNSON MURDER TRIAL

The Case Opened at MoundsvIIIe Yester d.
day Morning.
The case OF the State VS.. Eugene John
son, indicted for the murder of Rev. J. p.
Thatcher, was put on trial at Moundsyille
yesterday, large crowd Of Interested cit
izenc being in attendance. Prosecuting
Attorney L. F. Meighen, Hon. John A.
Hutchinson, ]. A. Ewing, T. N. Garvin,
and S. l.. Parkinson appeared for the State,
while Hon. L. Il. DOvener and Hanson
Criswell appeared for the defense. The
following jury wero impannelled with lit
tie difficulty: James w. Hicks, J. Il.
Henderson, c. F. Beall, 7. S. Steele, w.
c. McGary, Clarence Birch, George Can
field, Calhoun Campbell, Samuel Riding,
Elias Biggs, Joseph McMirch, John Regg,
Jr.
The only witnesses examined We're Jas.
Alexander, DR.. K. w. Hall and DIR. s.
NJ. Steele. No testimony of any essen
tally different nature from that ELECTED
on the preliminary examination, and here
tofore printed in the REGISTER, was
brought out.
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WHEELING, VA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1886

and reckoned as voting rs last year, stands
134 Republicans and 113 Democrats, La
Dor and tie-a Republican majority Of
19 or 90, and on joint ballot of from 20 to
%. Cleveland, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, lacks 2,243 of majority.
The vote is; Lounsbury, Republican, S.
S69; Cleveland, Democrat, Sc, 96l; Forbes,
Prohibition, 4,273; Baker, Labor, 2,310.
The Legislature will elect Republican
Senator and State officers. The Republi-
cans elect six SheriffS and the Democrats ,,
Republican gain of |
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INDIANA.

Republicans Gain Three Congressman and
Their State Ticket.
lNDIANAPoLIS, November 3.-At ten
o'clock the returns from this State indi-
cate the election of the Republican State
ticket. The Legislative ticket is still in
doubt, and owing to the diversity of inter
ests involved, it may not he definitely
known until tomorrow what the result is.
In this lMarionl county the Republicans
have been beaten, except possibly on part
Of their Legislative ticket. The Congress
siOnal delegation will probably stand six
Republicans and Seven Democrats, Re
publican gain of three
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WISCONSIN.
No Change In the Congressional Delega
tiOn-Rusk's Plurality.

MILWAUKEE, November, 3.-Returns
from the State continue to come i'll slowly.
as yet nothing has been received to change
the estimates made last night Governor
Rusk's plurality will be from 10000 to
-, GOO. The complexion of the Wisconsin
Congressional delegation will remain un'
changed, the retirement of a Republican
from the Fourth district being offset by
the election of Richard Guenthcr, Repub-
Hcan, in the Second district, over Arthur
X. Dulaney, Democrat. The State Legis-
lature is Republican without doubt. 1t
is estimated that the Republicans will
have Il majority of % to % on joint ballot.
In Milwaukee county the Labor ticket
made 4 clean sweep, electing the entire
county ticket and a member of Congress.
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KANSAS.
A Democratic Increase In the Legislature
RepublicHn Claims.

n DemOcrutlc increase III tne LCBlSlalure-
Republican Claims.
Topeka, KAN, November 3.-The
chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee says: Safe estimates based OH
official returns and other sources from nine
coantics give Martin, Republican, for
Governor, $3.50 plurality. Should the
balance of the State vote in the same ratio,
Martin will have about 35, plurality.
Returns from the Fifth Congressional dis
trict indicates large plurality for John
4 Anderson. In the Second district, Fun
ston isre-elected, but with decreased ma,
jority. In all other Congressional districts
the Republicans are elected by usual ma
ioritics. There will be Democratic in
crease in the members of the Legislature.
In lSSi there were fourteen Democrats on
Joint ballot.
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o,rGgR PROBABLY KNOCKED OUT,
r., Dsaa,i bE The Labor Can
i.lale.

,-, YORK. November 3.-When late
...r, Il was made known at the
= -,-.s-S Of the Central Labor Union
..s.,,o WIS defeated, the crowd there
..,-,d cave voice To expressions OF
II. Henry George came into the hall
.rs,g,k and mounting q table, ad-
Ls.l hi, supporters, saying that he felt
.,s..rs.n ii ne held in his hands the
-, lo,amrnts making him President Of
:. r-.,,l states. Their devotion to the
-,srs. va, shown, and he felt certain
:, -rfsr f,ir count of ballots he would
,s,-syt Mayor of New York. IF the
Al rt1ras do not give me that office, "
ssl .i. Is because of the money and
.4-fhtian used, of the rum shops, Of the
q, ui National administrations, of an
r~palous press, and the unreasonable
,vs,bs ignorant" =" He went on to say:
,dIgngratulate you upon the greatest
ff,,-.-s that we have won. Thank God,
vas demonstrated the political power OF
AZ Never again Will the politicians
!, 7rJq the labor movement with con-
AT You men who have worked night
q Ly without PauSing know under
disadvantages this struggle has been
NJ ION know what enthusiasm has
aE-l o., tu dn. II this is the beginning
n, viii BE- the end? | thank you from
aS,.am Of my heart, for feel prOuder
Eiiyoa hpd given me the highest
t- il the land. -
ysg YogS. November 3.-One thou
nj no hundred and SiNty-one election
5s1.,, OUTSIDE of New York and Kings
Elas, give rrckhum, Democrat, 154, $40;
lleS, Republican, lSi, 137: The same
Es-ts L.,t year gave Hill, Democrat,
5sE, Davenport, Republican, 2Oi, 327.
Tny-Burlrjsh, Republican, is defeated
EtaTrs m the Renselear and Wash
l,aa district by 1 ,21S3 majority.
2rht>irr-MOuroe county complete
s's Daniels, Republican, 5000 majority;
akd, Republican, for Congress, has
:" majority.
BcEio-Erie county complete gives
lGleS republican, ), 40 majority. For
Cages IN the Thirty-secOnd district,
H'SdtrictS missing, Farquhar has ma
rgG&ii~, In the Thirty third dis
uci Weber, Republican, has about 1000
a1aty Tor Assembly Sheehan, Demo
al Is reelected IN the First district;
ese Democrat, IN the Second; Gallagher,
sPlh,rln, Iu the Third; Guenther, DEM
si-' IN the Fourth, and Emery, Republ-
al Ii the Fifth The Republicans elect
On ami county ticket with the eN-
sg,'a %, Police Judge. The Board of
AeUga Is tir.
Iar Ia" says. Returns from all the
all'> 10 this State give Rufus W. Peck
N .or AS~ncIltr Judge OF the Court Of
S.so'S, 4 plurality Of lO,252. These
..-5> ATr, OF course. subject TO revision,
&N Is improbable that the official vote
y materially change the vote indicated. -
'- Albany .iourRm says that the AS
El'' stands. Republicans, -; Demo-
s, Il lt>lttcS that twenty Bepubh-
= 'ol-re>>mru are elected aud fourteen
y-lo,rat,. claiming that Swisbnrn is re-
ea71 = "a, 10 the Nineteenth district by 4
- : plurality II comedies Peckham's
az, 1-'a saying his plurality is under
,oe-.'NLYN, Y. Y, November 3.-In the
=. ..' Congressional district Bell, Demo-
"a :, 'eceIvcd l2.5g5 votes. White, Re
Eaa .--'aa had l2,GU7 votes in the same
TS',, S shaving a plurality for White of
:. VT Bell. 1t - laid, will contest the
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MARYLAND.

baltimore, November 3.-Full re,
turns from the State do not change the
result as announced last night
Five Democratic and one Re,
publican Congressman were elected
US follows: First district, c. II. Gibson
Dem. Second, F. 7. Shaw, Dem; Third
II. w. Rusk, Dem; Fourth, l. Rayner
Dem: Fifth, b. Compton, DEM; Sixth
Louis +. McCOmaS, Rep
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Nebraska

New YORK, November "a Western
Tnion telegraph dispatch in regard to Ne
braska says: Scattering returns indicate
the election of the entire Republican tick
ct by n, 600 majority, excepting the Con-
gresham in the First district, who is de-
icated by from 1000 to 1,5O0 majority.
The Democratic Central Committee claim
large gains in the Legislature. The re-
turns rs yet are mcagre.
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A Mongrel's Opinion.

New YORK, November 3.-Thc Tme'
estimates that the Fiftieth Congress will
stand: Democrats, III; Republicans,
l53; Labor, /. In the last House the
Democrats had majority OF 43.
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VIRGINIA,
A Remarkable State of Affairs shown in
the Virginia State.

A Remarkable State OF Affairs shown in
the Virginia State.
RICHMOND, Va, November Sit i
confidently asserted this morning that
Yost, Republican, is elected in the Tenth
Congressional District by 1000 to 1,5OO
majority. The Democrats carried the dis
trict in 1884 by 1857 majority. This
makes Republican gain of two Congress
men with the First, Sixth and Ninth dis
tricts in doubt. These districts were
carried by the Democrats in 1SSi. The
probabilities are that the Republicans will
carry the Ninth district and may carry the
First district. In the Sixth district the
vote is very close and so far no just esti-
mate can he made