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ward and told the delegates what they
had to DE-.
On motion T. F. CGsslls was made
permanent chairman, L. II. Fieldd
secretary aud l. F. Norris sergeant al
arms.
SMITH AND HAMILTON.
On motion it was decided to nom.
mate candidates viva wore.
g. ii. Strickline nominated the
Hon. T. w. Brown for the Senate.
IF Norris nominated one "who had
been Republican from the iDcipiercy
OF the party to date" He referred TO
the Hon. T. A. Hamilton.
E. o. Tyler, with a dazzling array
Of ivory, nominated Gen. W. ]. Smith.
r. H. Rideout spread the eagles
wings for John @. Hook, who declined,
however, to allow his name to be
used.
A vote by wards aud districts was
taken, the result being Brown, 25
Hamilton, 40; Smith, "a. Two or
three OF the delegates changed before
the result could be announced, Smith
and Hamilton were then declared the
nominees, Brown receiving 22, Hamil-
ton AZ, and Smith "a.
THE LOWER HOUSE.
Nominations for the Lower House
were then declared in order.
l. F. Norris nominated w. A.
Fields, colored.
w. j. Smith nominated ]. w. Yer
non, white.
t. A. Hamilton nominated j. NJ.
Griffin, white.
G. G. Dent nominated John Speaks,
white.
]. Hawkins nominated r H. Ride
out, colore1.
]. Moore nominated Bowden G.
Tate. colored
l. F. Norris nominated ]. Il BiGe-
low. white.
J.Smith nominated Grsen L. Evans,
coloied
G. II. Strick'ine nominated ice
Pickering, wbi'e.
l. F. Norris nominated I. w,
Brown.
7. A. Hamilton got up and named a
NOV VI 'hO:0 "hou NC uoslleu JUG Wi
vention to nominats.
First Ballot-Fields 80, Griffin 81,
Rldeout 81, Pickering 25, Vernon 20,
Speaks 20, Evans Is, Brown Is, Tate
II. First four nominated.
Second BaliOt-Vernon 81, Speaks
l6, la e 5, Brown 2. No nomination.
Tate withdrew.
Third Ballot Speaks 80, Vernon ~,
Brown l. Speaks nominated.
Gen. Williamson announced w. j.
Smith, I. f Ca'sells, T. A. Hamilton,
r II. Rideout, T. w. Brown, M,
Srickline, w. A. FIELDS, j. w. Yer
Lon, Green Evans, w. r. Moore and
I. j. Latham as 3 COMMITTEES to receive
Co. ALI Taylor on October 18th.
Adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
wilson a Ranh las Ministries.

Judged by that safest OF all tests,
popular approval, the rsopenipg of the
New Memphis Theater last night, with
Wilson & Rsnkin's Ministries as the
card, may be voted genuine success.
The house WIS no, only packed to
OVERLOOKING lopg befors the Cu,taiu
rose, but upward OF 30 we're turnt d
away. TIE audience seemed in an
approving mold. Almost every nun.
Der of the programme was encoIed,
while o d favorde5 like wilson and
Rankin were recalltd again and
again. The &C mpany now embrace S
four 90 d end meu, GeorGe Wilson, CAL
RSnkin, Barney Pagan and jerry
Hart, all OF whom were warmly re-
teived, especia ly the formertwo, who
we're greeted on their APPEARANCE wi h
a storm of Applause that lasted fully a
half minute. OF the merits Of the
bill it is sufii ;.eut to tay that it is in
leresting from beginning ID end, and
while some of the old essentials Of
miusIelsy are omitted, new features
are introduced thai more than COM
pc safe fer the absence OF the tradition
al banj Dist and the dfcrepid old song
ser, The Poluski Brothers are
acroba's OF uncommon skill,
and the musical contributions
Of The Pavanela's are pr,tably in the
es ina tion muy the attractions tf
the bill. To'y auaGt the public ia
vor insanity ana wTe five me- re.
called. 1t woulI be- vain 10 attempt
10 detctibe the r., Trey must be- seen
snd heard TO bs appreciated. They
make music out of stone and iron and
convert broomstiCks into trumpets.
Altoge her the Wilson & Rankin
mInstre l perfo nance is an mi ,yHble
periormao ce and well merits tne lib
elal public patronage 1t re ceived last
night,
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court Estes. Judge

The following is the non. jury calen
dar for Tuesday, September 2Sth: Nos
S0l2, Louis Fritz vs A. Kohlbry 1898
josephine T. Hardin, administratr x,
vs John Court; 1853, P McOarty, VI
Mr.. w. T. Miller; 9OiS, Felix Boyd vs
F. O. Veganiz' d Go. 9019, Lee Hav-
rus vs. f. @. Veganizo & o.; 900,
Jesse Houston We +. c. Veganizo 4
Co. 1921, r. J. Jobnton Va +. Q. We
gNn'zo 4 Co 922, Taylor Lane VS.
F. q. Veesnizo u Co 1923, d. lane
gan, Va +. O. Veganiz, 4 Co. 20 "a, s.
Nelson Vi + U. Veganizo q Co.
1925. John Robinsou vs. +. O. Vegan-
izo ID Co.; 1925, Simon Showden vs.
F.-C. Vesnaniz,j 8, 81. ALI Vaughv3
f. O. V,gnan -; 0 30, Brush Light
Company VS. Planters Oh Mill; 5000,
j. b Cook for use, etc, va Woodruff
Lu,nber Company: 9033, w. j. Nash
vs. r. l.. Daniel; 90S4, Charles Mich
'hous vs Henry Walker; 9038, F. O.
Renske VS. Moses Williams 9039, Mol
)ie Wells vs Charles Wells; 9040, Au.
gust Schone vs. Geo. Fisbie.
This remsinder of the non.jury
Ca'es will be called in their regular
order the next four days of this week.
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SELLARS STABBED
BECAUSE HE OBJECTED TO MIL
LIKEN'S MAUDLIN MANNER
Of Familiarity 10 His wife--The
20 Wounded Man Reported
Resting Easy. - 80 H

Charles Sellers, who kesps a grocery
store and boardinghouse on tne COZ
ner of Main and Winchester streets.
was stabbed in difficulty in front of
his place of business little after s
o'clock Sunday night. 1t appears that
two railroad men. Walter Milliken
a, d II. +. Wbitesides walked into the
grocery, and thu flrmer becoming, too
imiIisr in his behavior toward Mrs.
Sellals, was ordered to desist oy her
husband Mrs, sellars, mother in er.
posed and, pushing the two men out
OF the door, closed and fastened it
Ode OF them dared Selars to come
out, and when he reached than, with
his wife and mo her cliDging to him,
WAS stabbed and fell back bleeding.
Whites des aod Miliken vera both
arrested. The former admittf d doing
the cutting, bat claimed that it was ia
self d f4nse He raid Mliken merely
put bis haud on Mrs. Sellars' shoulder
10 playful way, and that
the sellars family got mad
and put them out Charles Sellars
TO lowed us and put his hand in,o his
side pocket, if 10 draw weapon"
said Whitssides, land l cut him"
Mis- Sellars said she knew White.
side', hut did not know Milliken, who
treated her in a very insulting man.
ner. He walked up and put his arms
about her ne OK, saying, Glow sre you,
Fanpy?" She ordered him to let her
alone, and her husband also remon-
strated with the man. They were
finally put ont, and dared her husband
to follow He rushed out without a
weap n of any kind, and was Instant
ly stabbed by Whitesdes, who was
about to strike second time when
she held up her hand and begged him
fer Gods sake not to do it. He then
walked away. The wound was an
ugly one, the blade penetrating Sell
ars's side several inches and cutting
the liver. r 4l'-I
At lac hour last night Sellars was
reported to be resting easy, and may
recover. e~s
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CHEW Druumond's Natural Leaf
Tobacco. See that two tin tags are CT
the plug. Don't take any imitation
Mild and eleg mt.
Mics GRACE LRwRLLYN will resume
her class in elocution September 9th
For terms, ETC., call at No. SO Adams
rect sfIer o'clock.
MISS CARRIE NJ. HEATING will re-
sumo her classes in music (pisno en-
vocaD on the 1st of October next. Foi
terms, apply at L. Witzmann & Co. g.
Second street.
Tim Herbal Chill Cure, the bsst
tonic and anti-periodic known. A certain
and sgure ouro for chille. Price 81 per bot
tie. Send stamps for circulars. Any rot-
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LynohberE, Va.
G. W. MILLER & Co., Patent Asbestos
Fire Proof Roofers. For durability,
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. So
Madison street.
MANY mothers are unable to nurse
their children. In such cases the best
substitute to be found ia Mellin's Fool,
prepared after Liebig's formula, which
has proved 10 correspond physiologic-
ally with mothers milk.
LEMoYNE INSTITUTE will reopen
October 9TH. PIof Steele will return
from Europe soon after that date.
The other teachers will all be present,
including Mr.. Stevens, of the BOYS
Industrial Department, from the first
day.
THE Exposition Universelle de Part
Culinairs" awarded the highest hon.
ors 10 Angostura Bitters az the most
efiicsclous stimulant to excite the sp-
petite aud 10 keep the digestive or
gaps IN good order Ask for the gen.
uiIe article, manufactured only by
DR.. j. g. b. Siegert & Sons, and be-
ware Of limitations.
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m OTECE.

OFFICE MEMPHIS GAS LIGHT CouPAHI,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
DY order of tho B0nrd OF Directors of the
July 5, 1885. n meeting oil the Octholders o.
said company was called to be held on Mon.
day, October 4, 1886, at the office of the com.
pany, in Memphis, at II m, to consider and
Directors with Tai e District al Shelby
county, a copy OF which contract has beer
sent by mail to each stockholder, In. furthoa
pursuance OF said order of the Board, nOticS
Of said meeting is hereby given to the stock
estly requested to be present, or send proxies
with their instructions M to tho voting OF
their stock upon this proposition to accept
or reject said contract.
JOSEPH CRAIG,
Secretary of Memphis ,3ns Lisht Co,
Septetnber |, 1886.
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Special Notice to Shippers.

MIssIsslPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co, 4
Memphis, September 8, 1856.
THE completion Of the Yazoo and Missis-
Il sippi Valley R.R,, from Jack, on. Miss.
to Greenwood, Miss, OPENS UP AN ALL
RAIL LINE. without break of bulk or trans
fer Of freight, to following named points;
YazOo city, Eden, Ii. Lake, Good
Hope 6iO. MiIesviIIe, shRckIeford,
Tchula, Keirn, Cruger, SidOu, Rising
Sun, Greenwood.
Shipments to landings near these points
should be made TO nearest station named
above. Your business rs respectfully So
licited over tho M. and I. Road AZ freight
reaches its destination the following day Of
delivery at our depot. A. J. KNAPP,
General Freight Agent.
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TRANSFERS.

The following transfers we're fled in
the Reg's er's oflice yesterday:
W. NJ McFerrin TO Jam s. Brown,
Tenth District, 7! acres; consideration,
$40.
T. A. Lamb a d wifi to James A
Hughes, 10 re 90 and "a Of Lambs cub
division OF part Of lot SO, Willo Will
liams subdivision; consideration,
S2250
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Outs,de Nominations

]. 9. McCarley, of Fsyetts, was nom
mated for Senator by Upton and Fay
ett- Counties.
W. II. Boyd, Of Fayette, was nomi-
mated for Pictorial Representative
from Fayette and Hsrdeman. "a .
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The shelby County Convention.

The Shelby County Republican
Convention was al once called to order.
by R II. Rideout, who announced its
purLose.
Gen. w. j. Smith, vice-eha'rman Of
the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES, came Tor.
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Criminal Court DuboSe, Judge.

Calendar for to-day; 6, Felix Lang,
murder; 2. Barnev Mccoy, assault to
mu DER 8, Dick Wealhers, assault to
murder.
Yesterday Geo. Lewip, alas Thomas,
p'eaded guilty to peti! Larceny and
carrying a pistol, and was given eleven
mon hs and Twenty-Five days for petit
larceny and $50 aud sixty days for
carrying the pitol. jim Bal icy, for
larceny, six months in County Work
hDuge.
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MOxie. What il II?

A harmless, simple nerve fJod that
will supercede stimu'ants and ner.
vines. 1t contains not drop Of med
iciDe, stimplsnt or alcohol, and is the
only thing known that will recover
brsin and nervous exhaustion, kill the
thirst for alcohol drinks, opium, etc
gives vigorous appetite, refreshing
sleep, aud is Invaluable to the brain
worker and those suffering in any
form from nervousness, as it RECEIVERS
everything caused by everlasting The
nervous system. Moxie Nerve Food
is delicious beverage, and is for sale
by lea ling druggists.
p NJ s.r.nLnv fi1nnral diractnr nm
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HREE GOOD B0Ys-Not afraid TO work
to learn the timers trade. Apply
smphis Metal and Wood Manufacturing
'nnauy, No. 440 Main street
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|TME. CELIA's ALvA CREAM-The
best beautifier in the ma ket. Free from
substlnc injurious to the skin Lady
.nts wanted. Can make from S25 tn $50
week. Address MNE. CELIA, 447 W.
ldnlnh STRAIT Chicapo
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s. RI EC FIG S.
Trustees Sale.

ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER ., 1886, at No.
" 100 Market street, Memphis. Tenn,
will sell TO tho highest bidder Tor cash, all
Guiding ens Parlor Set three koom Sets and
Kitchen Furniture, In sad residence sell
under trust deed made by John Hent 20 me,
recorded in book 81, page 533. in Registers
office. and by direction o, nefoiary there
unto. l.. b. MCFARLAND. Trustee.
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call and see the cele-
brated Gypsy ClairvoySnt, at III Third
bet, near Poplar.
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ANTED-Ladies, local or travelling A
II wonderful entirely new speciality for
es only; 81 daily easily made; no photo,
painting; particulars free. MRS. q.
|TLE, Box 443, Chicago, Ill.
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a wholesale or retail gro
Gerry house, by man thoroughly ac-
United with the business. Good references
pisbs d. A moderate salary expected.
|ires' b. R., care this Office.
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ETUATI0N-A first class cake and bread
baker wishes good stu .tion. Addres
X, Appeal Office,
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resent, IN his own locality, a large re.
.nsible house. A remunerative salary to-
ht party. Steady position References
han ed, American Manu- facturipg House,
BarSlay ST. N Y.
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WANTED.

young man "a years of
sge; had four years experience in bust
s has no bad habits am good reference,
i b country and city. Salary no object.
'luiFe OF o. B. PARKER,
No. 2S5 Main street,
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FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.
PERSONAL.

DR. @. ]. sCHERER. Surgeon Chiropo-
IL dist, 2ll Main street. Sixteen. years
practice in Memphis. Charges moderate.
TO 5 pm. Sundays from 9 to u m.
GISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 1888. TH0S. CUBBINS.
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P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 55 Madison street.
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Positive Cure for Piles.
NOTICE

To Real Estate Owners AVID Agents.
LIARTIES having sidewalks TO put down
L will find IL to their interest 10 applyto
W. b. Jockey, 30 Madison, or chop, S3i
Second. ContractOr..for Stewards GraOn-
ithic Pavements.
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Crab Orchard Springs,

T INC0LN COUNTY, KY Tho oxcellsn
1Jof the cuisine, and accommodations char.
aoteristic Of this hotel during the past three
years, shall be fully maiLtained this season
Excursion tickets to the Springs by the Il.
going and return inc, to proceed on first trair
succeeding arrival in Louisville.
w N. GRANT. PreR'l j. O. kING, SunIt.
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-AN-Fo do housework and drive car
| riaQe. Apply to 303 Lauderdale street.
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|IUATI0N-By a young man of business
and office experien cs, and one who knows
to work. O this offica
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STRAYED.

back sOt in eSr slafS ye %a'S
ward. Mrs. Matthews, 2l0 Tennessee street.
II left hind foot, and one light bay horse,
with one white hind foot. Will pay IS re-
ward on their return to 2lS Poplar ST. Get.
JOHN CUMMINS.
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OSITI0N-By man thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with all the details of,business.
expert accountant and book keeper. I'm
eptionable references. +. w., tois Office.
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|0SITI0N-In a country store; "A Irefer-
eDcss. Address N. j., this Office.
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C0w--on Monday, 2sth instant. from 22S
" Union street, one mich COW, white
of horns sawed off and have been bored for
hollow horn; probably years old; giving
milk. A liberal reward will DO paid for her
return. A. b. Urea DWELL.
September 81, 1886
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p00M-Nicely furnished front room every
IL convenience; at l42 Madison street.
THREE R0OMS-In a private family,
L convenient to business; cheap to re-
liable party. Address NJ, Appeal.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

MICE, newly furnished rooms, with very
IN best hoard. at No. 81 Court street.
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MULE-From 300 Madison street, on Sun
mule, about 16H hands high, with letter II
on left hind hin. and a lump on left jaw
bore, and shod all round. Return to o ].
McHale and be rewarded. 800 Madison st
II 0RSE-From 126 Beale street, on Satur-
L l. day, August 2bth, a light sorrel horse,
white in face. A liberal reward for his re-
turn to MRS. D. nAACK, l26 Beale.
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r ARGE sToRE-First floor and cellar.
IL with side and rear entrances, Nos. Sci
and 303.Main street. Possession October LIST,
or sooner, if required.
Offices, No. $50 Second st. ~.
Rooms for light housekeeping, No, 376 Pop
lar street, over drug store. Apply to
R. B. SN0WDEN or }. L. G00DL0E,
80 Madison street.
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AN-To run engine and file saw. Also.
a good sawyer. None need apply I'M
they can give beat of reference. Call at
honning Il Hannak's Saw Mill,
Monday,
Just above Hope Oil Mill.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Speaking to repor-
Ter about the strike in his own and Morris
houses, G. F. Swift said last night: "ILave
200 men now at work and will have more
tomorrow. / will hire anyone who comes;
if strikers come back, all right; if not,
places won't be saved for them. If ! ain
interferred with, l depend upon the town
Of Lake to protect me- Packers according
to the three years agreement signed last
month Will stand together III this deal
Swift said also that the packers are pTepar-
ing for Il general strike.
At Swift packing house killing was re
sumed today but not on very extensive
scale. 1t was difficult to ascertain where
the butchers came from; The strikers sale
they were clerks from offices. At Nelson
Morris about 125 men were a: work, bu
no killing was done. We have all the beef
on hand. said one of the firm, that we need
we don't want to kill any more just yet
We can get all the men we want, too: ",
have applications from all over for work.
Dc you expect your old men to come
back?
They can come if they want to. but vi
won't ask them.
Have they made any formal demands or
you yet?
What have they to demand. If you
ask them wha: they want they can tell you
ard, in fact three fourtls Of them woulC
be back at work if they were not afraid o
the other fourth The strikers were exer
cising their influence to-day to induce
Armour's men to join them. In the bi.
packing establishments visitors were no
welcomed as they usually are, and at tn
doors Of the beef packing department.
guards were stationed to keep everybody
except employees out. There was no dis
order, however. today.
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Ohio.

CiEeTss.rf, OHIO, Oct. 5-The Times
Star says: John G. Carlisle, for congress
man, in Kentucky, admits his defeat:
latest returns indicate the defea. Of Hill
for congressman. Tie 9th Ohio district
turns claim IsobinsGu's plurality viii
reach 1900 in Oslo Unofficial returns
dem. q plurality
Cincinnati-Accordin, TO the latest re-
turns received here there are only two cen
gressonal districts in this state which may
be CHASED rs doubtful; These are the tn
and 18th. Ia the 7th, Campbell, the dem
ocratic nominee. has an unofficial majority
of 81. In the 10Th Monroe county has not
been heard from. The majority of Grose-
venor, the Republican candidate, outside of
Monroe county, is 1866. II Monroe county
should give Warner q majority exceeding
this he would be elected, but it is not
likely that the Democratic majority il this
county will be above 5000.
Brookman. rep. in the goth district. has
an unofficial majority over Hill Of 1892
Following is list Of successful candidates.
giving Campbell, the Tin district, and
Grosvenor. the 18th: .
Republican. - lss Butterworth. Pad
Brewer, 3rd Williams, 9th Beekman, 9th
Kennedy. 9th Cooper. 10th Romeis. 18th
Thompson, 18th Pussley. 14th Wickham,
18th. Grosyenor. 11ih J d. Layler. 18th
M'Kinlcy, 18th ETA Layler, Goth Crease.
Democrats YeCleF. 9th Seney. eth
Campbell 18Th Oathmite. 18th Wilkins,
21st Foran.
Kennaiys unofficial majority is / 1886,
Pugsley's AS, and Creases about 900.
The Ohio delegation IN the present con-
gross includes II dcns and 10 reps, while
the above showing gives IS reps and 6
denls. Tie making of estimates on the
state ticket has practically ceased. Both
headquarters OF the state commissioners at
Columbus have CEASED A close estimate
Of the republican minority places it at be
tween Il, 800 aud 17,000, no. below 10 or
above L
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minnesota.

ST. PAUL. Nov. sit looks very mach
this morning Is though the Democrats will
elect three out OF five congressman in this
state. 1t is not likely That the majority foT
governor will be less than 10000, IS the
most reliable of the Republican strong
holds are yet to bc heard from.
Specials from various points in Dakota
indicate the reelection OF Clifford, rep. as
delegate to congress by 5000 majority
The Dispatches Special from Winona.
Mimi. says Wilson, dem, is elected in the
1st district by ., 400 majority; the Republic
cans concede the claim.
st. Paul-Thc entire Republican state
ticket has been elected in Minnesota by
10000 to IL. coo majority. A r. McGill
for governor, is running behind the rest of
the ticket somewhat. A. E. Rice, for
lieutenant governor win have about $4,000
majority.
In the 1st congressional district, Judge
William Wilson, dem, is elected; in the
2Ed district, John Likens, rep, is elected;
in the Sd district. Judge J. /. Mcdonald,
dem, is elected; in the 4th, it seems pretty
certain that Major Edmund Rice, dem. is
elected; in the 9th, knate Nelson, rep, had
no opposition and is elected
On joint ballot the Republicans will
probably have q safe working majority in
the State legislature. though it is possible
that the farmers alliance may hold the
balance of power. The reduced vote Of
Republican party on State and congress
sional tickets is quite as much due to the
hroilS and discussions of the party in the
State convention as to the vigorous fight
made Dy the Democrats.
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Three Aeu Burned.

INDIANAPOLIS lad. Nov. Especial 10
News from Logotee. Asrtin county. lnii-
ana, sa7s at three o'clock this morning the
Achern:a hotel, two-story frame build
iEg, burned. Three men persisted II tie
flames. They were forgotten in The ex-
element until It IVES too Ia:e 70 save them.
Two of these were John g. Gates and
Michael Tracy. who were yesterday e,ecsed
treasurer and auditor respectively OF Mar
tn county, who. wore out by the excite
nent OF the day. they retired s. ls.e hour
and were re: avakeuei until TOO late 10
escape. The third victim yg.-s john Bunch
whose presence in the building was III
known.