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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04

ito caused me to stop and t. invest $50,
600 elsewhere. l have sevTal valuIble
business and dwelling HOUSES lying idle
which before prohibition were always oc-
cupisd and paid me good rent.
is. Lester, wholesale coal dealer
have cold more coal Than / have ever done
in any one season, within the past twelve
years; and less PSF cent. of it came to
Atlanta than ever before within that me.
Tae competition has been about the same
10 each of my markets. l can only attri.
butte A linta's falling off to the depression
caused by prohibition.
L. Cohen.-I bought the WHY property
SO Alabama STREET, several years ago
tte1 rented it for $3.50; tais year it rent;
for $1,000 after being improved. The stors
next to this, large t~o story building
with basement, am now compelled Ia
take SIS p T month rent for. The fit is oc
cupitd By A. c WHY, wholesale gracsIi 9
and the other by Gao. johnson, wholesale
candies, crackers, etc. The rent on my
4 dwellings have been compelled TO reducs
25 per cent. or gtt no tenants. This retail
trade has bean seriously affected. Ons o.
my tsnsnts-wtoleEale- Pro
hibition has reduced ny Wholesale trade
folly ona-third the past year"
| r D. Spaul1iDg of Grumbling &
spiulding. wholesale shoes, e;c Il am it
favor of temperance, buS am opposed II
prohibition upon principle. ! do no; BE-
lieve prohibition hiss bsIeftted Atlanta
either in her material interests. or in tbt
morality of her citizsns
H franklin, plumbing, fifhres, ranges
stoves, etc.-My business bss fallen Of
from 10 to 90 per cen!., and that Of the cit
is sadly depressed. There is no msrks
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November THE
returns for congressman in this Stats show
that the delegation will stand 81 Rspubli'
cans against : Democrats as follows: First
district, Henry Bingham Republican; Second
district, Coa5 O'N,il, Republican; Third
district, Saml. J. Randall, Democrat;
Fourth distr. ct, VIM. d Kelly Republican
Fifth district, A. c. Harmon, Republican;
Sixth district, s. Darling on, Republican;
Seventh district, Ro5t. NJ. YArdley, Re.
pablican; Eighth district, VIM. Mutchler,
Democrat; Ninth district, D B. Drummer,
Democrat; Tenth district, MariCt BIoIius,
Republican; Eleventh district, Jos. A
Scranton, Republican,; Twelfth district,
F. s. Osborne, Republican,; Thirteenth
district, Jas. L. Reilly, Democrat; Four
tenth district, ]. w. Rife, Republican
Fifteenth distric', NJ. r. Wright, Repnb;
licsn; Sixteenth district, H. c. Mccormick.
Republican; Seventeenth district, Chas. R
Buckalew, Democrat; Eighteenth district,
l.. Z. Atklrson, Republican; Nineteenth
district, Levi Mash, Democrat; TSeatieth
district, Edward Scull, Republican
Twenty fl rst district, SIml. A. Craig, Re-
publican; Tweaty-stc,nd district, John
DAlzell. Republican; Twenty bird dis
trict Taoe. II. Bayns, Republican
Twenty. fourth district, J. W. Ray, Re-
publican; T~1enty-ftth district, Chas. g.
Townsend, Republican; TWentv-sixth dis.
trict, WIN. G. Culbertson, Republican
Twenty-seyentb district, Lewis F Wilson,
Rtpubliclp; Tw~en!y-eighth district, Jas.
A. Ke.r, Democrat.
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OH ! WHERE Is WESLEY ATKINSON
Hur1ah for Pendleton !,

The people of the FIst Congressional
distric. have cause to feel confident that
after elk years of representation in the
Natioral halls of legislation by a Republi-
can, it has at last been wrestsd from the
prasp of the enemy and that distinguished
Young Oslo county barrister, John O..
Pendlet0n, will for the next two years at
ter March 4th next occupy the seat in
Co gress made vacant by the retirement
Ct Gen. Nathan Golf and the defeat Of G.
Wesley Atkinson.
At the hour CT going to press the figures
received from the various counties in the
dit let show Pendleton to be eloC led by
at least 800 majority in the district,
giving Atkinson the outside figures in
every instance. Harrison and Wetzel
counties are yet to hear from, and if the
latter gives anything like its usual Demo-
cratic ms Jrity, rs nc doubt it will, Pen.
dletOl is elected by a handsome MT ority.
Mr.. Pendleton has made o splendid
campaign aud a squa1e one, too, cpsn and
above board, and his victory over the IN
demanded methods used sgiinst him
i. a victory ever lie5, deceit and misrepre-
s,rtat'on, and the brill ant yourg cham
p:oa Of Democracy may well feel p;ocd Of
the record he has made, and the peop'e Of
the distr;cS will no 6Oubs he proud Of the
record he makes in Congress.
1t is very probable that the HaeYigencer
and G. Wesley will see vampires in their
dreams for scms time to come.
Hurrah for Pendleton!
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OLD VIRGINIA OURS.

WASHINGTON, November IA special
to the Post from Alex lndris, Va, says
that W. W. Scott, Secretary Of the Demo
cratic State Committee, claims the State
for Cleveland by a reduced majority, prob
ably between 4. 600 and 5000.
Heavy Republican Gains.
RICHMOND, Va, November About
two-tbirds of the State heard from and
shows heavy Democratic loss, but at
Democratic headquarters the State il con.
sidered ssfs for Cleveland by shout 4 600.
RockIidgs county gives 10 Rspub!ic.n
majority; Alleghany 230 ms ority. Re-
turns from tbs Tenth district indicate q
close result with the chances in favor ei
Yost, Republican for Congress. Augusta
county aod the city OF Stauuton give
Cleveland 1924; Tucker is elected TO Con.
gress.
Re.urna from the Seventh district ehowa
O'Fsrrsll, Dsmccrst, is elected by 1900
minority, Harrison gains 1,000 over
Blaine.
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MASON.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
Pr. PLEASANT, w. VA November Z
The following is the official vote of q
ont of % vsting precincts in Mason
county:
Presidential, Cleveland 1859, Harrison
1853.
Fourth Congressional district-Jackson,
D, l,722, Smith, R, 1880. Governor,
Fleming |, FAB, Golf l 1863. Auditor, Duffy
], 1852. Bowers 1852.
Fifth Senatorial District-Crow, D.
|, LAO, Campbell, R, 1000. C rcuit
Judge, Green, D., Las. Guthrie, R.,
!, 1863. House of Deleea er, Davies, K
1885, Whsley, D, 1915, Dabney, D
1871, Sterns, r 1908. Prosecuting At
torney, Spencer, R., 1923, Pitched, d.,
1850. Sheriff, Hoffsntergtr, K, 1,s46
Hanley, D, 1871. Prohibition Amerd
ment, for $40, against 1909.
This represents a Democratic gain Of 4(
aad over.
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THEIR SCHEMES DIDN'T WORK.

Ohio county will be represented In the
House of Delegates at the coming session.
of the Legislature, by four Democrats
This is a gain of one, mlds dirsctly IN
the face Of a special Republican effort to
gain representatives in that body.
But that did not 90 with the Democracy
of Ohio county. They were determined
to send q solid delegation to the House,
and they rallied to the support of Garden
and Stifel, ard Woods and Corcorsn with
a vim which left thai; competitors no
show. TIE lowest maj on the Democratic
ticket will have in the neighborhood OF
one hundred majority over the highest
Republican, and it settles the matter in a
very conclusive way.
It will take a considerably larger slice
OF Republican boodle than was vainly
dumped into this county this campaign,
before the Republicans can have any room
for hope in this vicinity.
There was many a laugh at the in
sane claims CT the MteVigencer, yes
day morning, regarding Ohio county. and
the dazzling display Of knowledge and
political foresight of the Ners Letter last
evening. TIL, evening reflection Of the
morpirg Journal thought the Republicans
were gong TO carry G msjOrity Of the Ohio
county Republican legislative candidates,
and scbsrly stated that three OF them
would bs elected, at q time when even the
small boys on the street knew the deleSa.
ton wopld b, solidly Demo cratic.
The Nelrs. Letter also worked itself up
into 8 fine frenzy over the returns from
Valley Grove. There were several clerical
errors in the tally shee! from this precinct
but they were notdiscovered until after the
sheet had been 10 the ~offic,of the Circuit
Clerk for SOM TINA. When the error was
discovered, Prosecuting Attorney Jordan
looked for the document, and finding 1t in
the bands of q NeirS Letter reporter, car
ried it TO the vault in the Board Of County
Commissioners rooms and sent for the
Judges of tie district to make the necss-
sary correction s. This very proper pro
ceeding ''rattlei" the Newsletter man and
he expressed his suspicious in double
leads.
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WOOD.
Special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
PARKBRsBURG, W. VA, November 7.
Net half the precincts Of this county
have been oficialIy reported up to this
hour, 8 p. m. In this city it will take
till midnight to complete the coutt, The
election Of Buckley, r for Sheriff is COZ
csded. The entire Republican ticket is
probably elected though the race between
Smith and Caldwell fer Prosecuting At
torIey is close. Boremau for Judge and
Smith for Congress-, both Republicans, are
running ahead of the ticket. The Demo-
Gratis bat oa Jackson's election and the
Republican, hope for the election CfSmith'
Toe Democrats have probably elected one
member of the House Of Delegates.
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A BIG RACKET.
The Democrats Have q Little Fun Them
selves Last Night.

The Democrats Have q Little Fun Them.
selves Last Night.
Last night celtlinly seemed to be Demo-
cratic night and tie way in which the
great unterii6td stirred up things about
the city was certainly a caution. Demo.
Gratis seemed to have literally captured
Market street and tie crowd in the vicinity
of the REGISTER Office and all along the
strest kept up a constant shout that seldom
if ever ceased.
Tee enthusiastic Democrats saw signs
that New York was still tafs and they took
heart srd sung and shouted for their favor
tie candidates.
-Four, fur, four years more"
Yves q ~favorite ditty and the iron-throaE-
Ell DEMOCRACY fairly ''nads Rome howl"
as ii were: and literally painted the town
rad. I~ntecspersed with shouts for Grover,
were ytlis for Fleming and Psndleton.
They really had no d;f1ite news to 90
OF, but the silence OF the Republicans and
several encouraging teiegrams from Chair
man Brics gave them hesrt and red BAN
dsnas were wildly waved to the ble,zes,
Tin horns hslpsdt TO swell the mighty noise,
and people living in the vicinity who want
ej to s'eep did not get to slsep, bat were
compelled to stand the racket.
A procession Of Democrats formed and
marched through the streets with BAN
dana umbrellas and blndsna hank :rchiers,
and the enthusiasm wss great. They
marched Though mud and paid no atten-
ton 10 rain, they pRsed crowds of Rspub-
licars and howled them down; in fact
nothing could have sswei eff their eptbu-
siasm except unfavGrahls news from New
York, and that they did not receive.
The Republicans did not have much to
say aud their yell .pg didn't amount 10 the
Growing Of a bantam rooster Gloogside the
racket made by the Democrats. Even in
the vein ty OF the Inteligeaeer Office they
were as quist as was possible. Men who
on Tuesday night had marched and
howled drew in their hprrs snd walked
quietly sbout consolipg themselves with
news Of Republican clsims.
The most remarkable thing about the
Democratic enihus's sm is how they msn-
age to keep up such an ircesaant racket for
- long q ias. They even added 10 the
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1T Is MURDER.

Clement Montgomery, of Allegheny City,
DIes of Hts Injuries.
Clement Montgomery, tie young man
who came down from Allegheny City, Pa,
u participate in the Thurman demoustra-
ton on oct, Der 80, and who was slugged
on the head with a billy on Water
street, was taken down - the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Wilson, in Bellaire, abOut a
week since.
tie nsver recovered sufficiently to be
able to get ont Of bed, and most of the time
was in an unconscious state Yesterday
afternoon about three o'clock Montgomery
bIeaihsd his last. Murder has been done
here aud some attempt should be made to
ferret out the guilty party. 1t Is said .
colorsd man who is employed at ths Hotel
Windsor saw the man who struck Mont
gomery and he may be able to throE some
light on the matter.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November THE Tribune
says:
Gen. Harison las carried the Stats Of
Illinois by at least 20 600 msjority, and it
may be more, while Private F.fer has been
cho zen Governor by a majority not far from
10, 600. In Cook county the vote on Gov
ernor is c'ose and it is not probable Il e
msjority either way wte1 fgu'ei ont will
be | irge. The returns from the State cut.
side the county show Re. ub,ican gains,
and this, on the aversg', will tend I,
compensate 70; the losses suffered in Cook
county. While the Congressional returns
are necessarily meage they are to the
effect that the Republicans have held their
own.
TIE congressman elected yesterday are
First district, Abner Taylor, Chicago. r.
Second, Frank Lavl4r, Chicago, d.; Third,
| VIM. E. Ma'on, Chicago, K Fourth, Ge'.
E. Adams, Chicago, R.; Fifth, Albert J.
Hopkins, Aurora, r.; Sixth, Robt. II. Hill,
Mount Morris, X ; Seventh, Thos. j. Hen.
dersop, Princeton, r.; Eighth, Chas. A.
Hill, Joliet, r /; Ninth, Lewis E. Psys,p,
Pontiac, R.; Tenth, Philip SIDNEY, Po.'
Gale. burg, E.; Eleventh., VIM ii. Gest
Rock Island, r.; Twelfth, Sc,tt Wike,
Plttsfeld, d Thirteenth, VIM. NJ. Spring
or, Springfield, D; Fourteenth, ]. H.
Rewsll, Bloomington, Il ; Fifteenth, Jos.
D. Cannon, Daiyllle, R; SIx'eentb, Geo.
W. Fithsau, Nswioo, d.; Seventeenth,
Ldward L,ne, Hissborc, d E ghteentb,
Jehu Baker, B4l'eville, K Nineteenth,
X. G. Townsend, ShewneetGwn, d. ;TSen.
tieth, Geo. w. Smith, MurphysboTo, K.
The advi'eI f-om the Senstorrial dis.
tricts show that the Republicans will have
o mqiority OF not far from % on Joint bal
lot in tie next General Assembly. The
Senate will he made up Of "a Republicans,
16 Democrats and Union Labor.
The reelection Of R'p1blicars 10 the
United States Senate is assured.
Cleveland's Big GsIn In Chicago.
CHICAGO, November This city COM
plete, and the rest of Cook county with TIE
excs piion of two small townships, which
it is IL 1t Thought will materially change the
result, give Cleveland II, l2O, HMrison
80 263, a plurality for Cleveland Of s51
The county complete in 1854 gave Blaire
SO, 251, Cleveland 60, 679. q plurality for
Blaine Of Z 642. For Fifer. Republican
Gubernatorial candidate, Cook county
complete kept two townships gives 49,
9s3. and for Palmer, D., 3 G73, a plursli'
ty of 4, 1880. This county co pplete in ls-4
gave Ogieshv. R., for Governor, G6, 100,
sg'iust IS, 233 for the Democratic card
date. a plurality of 1O3 for the Democrats,
CHICAGO, November The vote in "a
Counties in Illinois, Including Cook, show,
msjorities for Harrison Of 37,943, Cleve'
land 1888. The remaining 10 COUNTIES
in 1884 gave Blaine 1884 aud Cleveland
4. 542. Assuming that these 18 counties
net yet folly reported give the same result
as in 1884, the State will now give q plu
ralily for HaIrison of j. 9l2. 1t Is safe IA
say, therefore, that Hsrrison's plurality
will he sbout ~, eco.
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1t was o magnificent victory which the
Democracy of Ohio county won at tie p0lIs
Tuesday.
TIey carried tie county for every can
didste on the ticket, by handsome msJori-
tics, in the face of a fight by the RePuoL-
cans which was unparalleled for tfe aes-
peration with which it was waged, and the
unscruuulous methods employed. Every
trick and device which ingenuity could
furnish was brought to bear upon the Dem
ocratic candidates, and all along the line,
in each of the nineteen voting precincts OIL
the county, the word was, GOWN the local
candidates at all hazlrds.'
The result was very far from the expec-
~tations of the Republicans, and IS a mag
piicent tribute to the Democracy Of ONO
county. Every district stood IN line' anu
+ba records all of them made will furnish
examples for emulation in many future
campaigns. E.pecial mention should Dc
made of Washington district. The major
ity of eight for Blaine in the Frat Waid
was rubbed out, and in its plaza there Is a
nsiority of 5lfJr Cleveland, q Democratic
gain of 81. The Cloy district Democrats
also made q great fight in the facs Of big
odds, and Gu. the majority down from O.
TO p, a democratic gain Of 90. In Madi-
son, also, the K publican majority was
cut dow fion 2GO to 2i2. Other pre-
cincts did as we'll, and the entire rtsnlt Is
a matter fer co~ngrstulation.
Pendleton ran through the county in a
way which made the Atkinson men SICK.
His msiority Of 243 over tie htetigenc:r's
net candidate here at home, isn't q first
class recommendation for that journal, and
il is understcol it is Dot feeling well over
the figures. All the same it represents the
bsst that paper is capable of doing IN q
Presidential year.
John How, rj, for Prosecuting Att;raey,
ran right away from his competitor. lie
had not the least trouble in the world,
and was cot even fatigusd as he looked
over the figures after the race was run and
won. ,
StGeurod also made = race to be proud
of. liz had especially discDuraging ele
msnts in his path, aud a formidable com.
petjtor, but he had fun with him." and
came 10 the top with a majority of $50.
Aud all the other candidates covered
themselves with glory and added TO the
comp eteness of the victory, and the dis
eomhturs of the enemy.
No wonder the boys felt like rejoicing
last night.
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Excursion Tickets to the Virginia Agrieul
turaI, Mechanical and Tobacco ExPOsi
ton, Richmond, Va.
The B. & o. r. K. Go. will sell excur
sion Tickets to Richmond, Va, every Mon
day and Thursday during October and IN
til November 10Th, for the accommodation
of those desiring to visit the Exposition,
The tickets will be good going on day o.
issue and the day following, and viii b
valid for return trip until November Goth,
inclusive.
We give blow STATEN and round trip
rates via Washington, D. c.: From Wheel
lnP- S14.35.
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Gains In Peasants.

Special Correspondence Of he Register.
ST.. MARYs, November The entire
Democratic county ticket is elected in
this county. Four years Ego Wilson had
a majority CT 143 over Max we'll, Fiemitg
will do slightly better. Gorrell for Sheriff
has a majority OF 100. We elect a Demo
cratic member of the House Of DELE gates.
100 Majority In Peasants.
Special Telegram to the Register.
ST. MARY's, W. VA, November T.
Peasants county elects Ter entire Demo
cratic ticket, giving the State and National
ticket $50 majority. Il. G. Hsmmet can
didate for Ipuss of Delegates hsd a cleau
walEover his opponent.
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Ennnfv TIckak

Justice, Sweeney PAT, Caldwell $50, Peter
man $50. Conttahls, Myers 2l5, st.
Myers $40, Bond 337. Prohibition, Tor
IS, sgaiDst 800.
Islsnd-County Commissioner Mans
field 26O, McGregor i62; School Commits
sioner, Myers 292, Irwin AL; justice,
Caldwell I'll, Peteymsn i55. Swesrey 227;
Constable, 81. Myers 7Ol; Myers 275 Bond
44s. Prohibition, for 1877, against 482.
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raese. with fire cscSe1s snd red fire, snd
mo It of the time the street was as Light as
day. ,o;ss
About midnight, however, the NOISE
subsided somewhat, and people worn GU.
and tired went home and crawl:d into bed
TO tecure a little sleep, although many men n
were parsdipg the streets as late as D
O'Clock, still exercising their lungs.
The workipgmen Of Wheeling TAX 20
stock at ell in The free trade" blath'r Of
our Republican friends. They know bet
ter. Look Ut the magnificent showing
the Democracy makes despite the uuprs,
cejented az tition of the tariff issues-l2s
majority for Grover Cleveland and Iariff
Reform. u is a splendid victory
and we cannot compliment TIE
Democracy of this county too highly On
their splendid work. 1t eAc.eds our tH'
Nc ctstions. Their organization was splen-
did and they fought from the shenider'
Pendletcn's majority is 2i5 and Gov. Elem
ing's 223. Our legislative candidates are
elected By handsome majcrit.e5 despite the
Republican effort to trade. In TACT the
whole ticket, National, State and County,
il selected By an unexpected majority.
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Nat Goodwin saturday Night.

That tsvoIite comedian, Nat Goodwin,
will be at the Opera House Saturday even
ing in a double bill-''Turned Up" and
Lend Me Five Shillings." Mr.. Goodwin
his been making a great HIT in these
p.ces in New York and will no doubt draw
q crowded house here. The Boston Herald
says CT him: NAT Goodwin, BOstOo's IA
vorite comedian, supported By bis own
company of comedians, packed tie Park
Theatre last evening as never before. Long
before the time TO ring the curtain up, the
sligo. standing room only" had 70 be put
out, and many had to 90 away. The
comedian was at his best and the large
audience gave him a hearty welcome. lie
was allied several times bstoIe the curtain
AZ the end Of the second act of Turned
Uc," and was obliged tn make a speech
Mr.. Goodwin as GOiighHy and CGraIray
Bones, Esq -, made sg-eAt success
Seats on sale at Houses music store.
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DR.. Robert s. Kelly, Jr, formerly With
c. Schnspf, VITO is COW attending an East
ern Medical College, is in the city among
friends for 3 few deys.
RESERVED ssat1 for the appearance Of
Mr.. Nat Goodwin at the Opera House, Sat-
uIdsy night, 60 on sa'e at Houses music
store this morning. Secure seats early.
GEORGE EAGLE, John Clark and Martin
Rouse got into q fight in the Second ward
market house, yesterday afternoon, and
several bOUlders were thrown, but no one
was hurt. The men were all arrested by
Officer Hazlett.
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Grand OpcrA House.

Another good audience was present to
witness the performance Of ANEW Tramp
in Town" and the play never went bet
ter. Mr.. ". F. Gray returned from his tliP
10 st. Louis last night and resumed his old
place in the cast, which made q material
improvement in the performance. Tonight
and Tor the balance of the week will be
presented the Spanish American comedy
drama entitled "Mralda." The scene Of
this comedy is laid in the island Of Cuba
and the scenery, costumes and music are
said 10 be beautiful.
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NEVADA.

San FRANCISCO, November 7.-Forty'
two precincts in the State Of Nevada on,
Of IL, give Harrison 3,147; Cleveland g,
5a4. Three Of ths preciucts given are in.
complete, give q count only up to 2 3. m.
The Fourth precinct above mentioned in
's4, gave Blaine 3,166; Cleveland Q .534.
Returns from thirty-i We p~recints in Nevada
give Cassidy, D.. LESS, and Bacine, r.
tol Congress, 1884.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, November 7.-Returns from
81 counties in the State ont Of AZ, give
Harrison nearly u. coo majority, and
Cooper, R, for Governor, between 5000
and 10, 900. Partial returns from II pre-
cincts Of A-spahoe county Denver indi-
cafe q Republican minority on the entire
ticket of from 9 600 to 3 900.
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COL0RED DEMOCRATS
Driven from the Polls, In Tennessee, by

Driven from tho Polls, In Tennessee, by
Republicans.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN November T.
With nearly coapltte returns OF this, the
Third Congressional distr:cf, the Republi
cans confidently believe that Owens, r is
elected to Congress by 300 or 400 majority.
The Democrats, however, do not admit
Bates defeat. The excitement is intense
and bushes, is virtually suspended. The
attempt, upon colored men attempting to
vote the Democratic ticket in this city by
c,lcred Republicans was bold. Men were
carried away from fine polls, colored women
taking a CDR spicuous part. Those supposed
to be Democrats were afraid to 90 to the
polls.