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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-21

Fine new silk mugers at Knapp 81
Laws. r
DR.. Reed has received fresh vaccine
points.
Oats for sale at Wabuska, by E. P
Lovejoy.
Gus ,Aaroe returned to lone last
Saturday.
W. p. Tobey ca4s out from Carson
on Monday,
Frank Howell returned from Aus
tin lAst week.
New silk handerchiefs etc. etc. at
~. F. Tayler's.
In the Southern Hemisphere large
comet is In sight.
Illustrated Poems and elegant dolls
AtO. +. Taylor's
Doctor Reed will be ip Gandelaria
svery Thursday.
New solid and rolled gold iewelry
ut O. F. Taylor's.
A great variety of Christmas cards
.AsO.F. Taylor's.
Photograph and autograph albums
at o. F. Taylor's.
Buckskin gloves Of all grades at
Knspp and Laws.
John Forbes returned from San
Diego. ON Monday.
John Hammond was in from Haw.
1horne District last Sunday.
The Kinkead mill is making
successful run on Lapanta ore.
Applega,e's cold water bleaching
soap, for sale at o. F. Taylors.
Fire new Mason Valley potatoes for
sale by E.P. Lovejoy, Wabnska.
Ed Green came down from Sweet
water with load of hay last Sunday.
E.P. Lovejoy. at Wabuska, has forty
fat turkeys, for Easter Sunday dinners.
OF. Taylor is renewing his entire
ssock of dry.goods, notions, medi
,clnes etc.
Elder E. A. Briggs will preach
every night in the Court House until
next Sunday.
The Republican County Central
Committee will meet in Hawthorne
next Tuesday. =
Universal metal powder for sale by
O. F. Taylor. Cleans and brightens
oil metals innstantly
tEhs boundary line betwseE Tubi-
nos and Strikers claims was surveyed
BY John AtchisQp on Saturday.
Hyl Light GENE in from the Half
Moon Bay land made shipment OF
about three tons Of good ore on Mon.
day.
H. NJ. Yeyipgton, D. L. Bliss and
party Of ladies from Carson, visited
the mines Of Hawthorne District, yes
'erday. r
Four bars of bullion from Garfield
and six from the Mount Dablo were
shipped yesterday. Total value about
$4,000.
There was no mail from California
yesterday owing to an accident on the
C. p by which it is reported man
was killed.
Neat gift and children's books at o.
r. Taylor's including the Alcott series
Chatterboxes aud other very attractive
Juvenile works.
Frank Thorne, Herb Harrison and
Charley Ganong came in from Haw-
.horne District on Saturday aEs re-
&urned ON Monday.
Bob Wright has received lot of
SMYRNA figs and Caliphat dates. They
are xenuine and the finest that were
ever,brousht to Hawthorne.
o. F. Taylor has his exhibition table
beautifully arranged and ladies who
don't wars to hwy any attractive head
gear, had better avoid his store.
The State Board of Agriculture will
shortly advertise for bids for furnish
tng 200. 1000 feet Of lumber, 100 kegs of
nails, etc. for the proposed improve
ements on the new Fair grounds.
Reports from all sections of the
State are to the effect that more grain
and alfalfa will he sown this year than
ever before. Nevada is slowly but
surely becoming an agricultural State.
a.,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-21
Sunday school.

F. II. RICE. Recorder
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16

outside Detroit give Harrison 6, 256; Cleye-
land 1865 Luce republican, 6,346; Burt
democrat, 7,27l, Democratic gain Of SD.
IhIrtV-uiue townships in MICHIGAN give
Harrison g, 1856 Cleveland 5,516. The same
townships In 1881 gave Blame $685. Cleve-
land 5,406.
Ninety-thres townships IN the state give
Harrison Is. 626, Cleveland a. 4O5. Net re-
publican gam, 2,o48.
The republican state committee claims
Michigan for Harrison by 1900 plurality.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. VA, November 6-No Official
returns have been received yet. The cleo
ton passed OF quietly. So far as heard
from the estimated vote In different parts of
the state does not indicate q gain to either
party over the vote of 1886.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, GA, November g. Indications
are that CleVeland's majority in Georgia
viii be at least $4,000 A solid democratic
congressional delegation are elected by
from 5000 to 5000 majority.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CoNoOED, \. H, November 6.-The vote
IN twenty-five towns and cities, give HaETi-
son 2, $50, Cleveland 3,049. The same pre-
cinots IN 1884 gave Blaine 2,SI7, Cleve-
land 2, 93l.
ALABAMA
MONTGOMERY, November 6.-Sc7ttering
returns from all districts are sufficient to
show solid democratic delegation to con
gress. CleVeland's majority viii be as large
as in 1884.
IOWA
DEs MONIES, IA, November 6.-TWenty
precincts give Jackson, republican, for sec
ret4ry Of state, 1924: McHenry, democrat,
2, l65. Ret republican gam, 3I5.
MAINE.
BosroE. Mass, November 6.-Reports
from Maine INDICATE between 23,OC0 and
$4,000 plurality for harrison, a gain Of
1900 over 1884.
MINNESOTA.
ST.. PAUL, November 6.-Au Indications
point to the election of Snyder, republican,
to congress in the Fourth district over Rice.
KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, November 6.-Kentucky, in
spite of rain, gives Cleveland the usual
democratic majority of 10000.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
VERY CLOsE-CLAIHED
BY BOTH PARTIES.
Apparently There is Nothing Surprising
in the News From Eansas-ElsctiOn
News Items From all Over
the Country.

New YoRK, November 6.-Every state vii
vote tor presidential electors to-day. Every
state except Maine, Oregon and Vermont
Will elect members of congress and each
organized territory viii elect e delegate;
state officers and legislature viii be
chosen by Colorado, Connecticut, Florida,
Illinois, Kansas, Indiana, Massachusetts,,
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska
North Carolina. South Carolina, Texas
West Virginia and Wisconsin. California
viii elect a legislature, a chief justice and
associate justice Of the supreme court.
Iowa and Ohio viii elect minor state officers.
Nevada will elect a supreme judge, regents
of the university and legislature. New
Hampshire and Tennessee viii elect COVER
nor and legislature. New Jersey viii elect
a legislature. New York viii elect a COVER
nor, judge of the court of appeals ana legis-
lature. Pennsylvania will elect a supreme
jndSe, auditor and legislature. Proposed
amendments to the constitution or general
laws will be voted upon by Georgia, illinois,
Kansas. Nevada, New Hampshire New
York, North Carolina, Virginia and West
Virginia.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
A HUMOROUS .HoLD-UP. /"

A California Expert RObs Two Stage
Coaches at the Same Time.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, November The
two stages running between here and Los
Oliver were both robbed yesterday by a lone
highWayman, o.. no introduced some novel
features in his ''hOld up'7 of the passengers.
The highWayman, who was masked, first
stopped a farmer and his son, VINO were
taking q load of wheat to Santa Brrbara.
He got 8 few dollars from them and tnsn
made them put on masks and sit on their
load by the roadside. In q short time up
came the Los Oliver stage with SIX pas5eu-
gers on board. The hlghWaYman covered
the driver with q Winchester and ordered
the passengers to step out, which they did
promptly. They, Es well as the driver, were
forced 30 put on masks, Wnen he calmly
went through them, taking all ValuRbles and
money and breaking open express boxes
and cutting the mail pouches Then the
driver was made to take q position by the
roadside, behind a bend, so that the stage
from Santa Barbara uidn'b see has vehicle.
and the robbed passengers mad TO climb
upon the top of the stage and rOost there In
their masks Prslty soon the other stage
hove IN sight, when the fellow went through
exactly the same programme with tho pas
sengers, masking them and standing them
IN row. From one IzdY passenger he Sc
cured S45 and the total amount he gained
by his afternoons work was over $780, The
mails and express contained few valuable
letters, 60 he made light haul 10 was one
OF the coolest and most original stage rob
berries ever peFpstrabsd on ths coast. This
double robbery, az veil as others near Eos
Angeles, lead to the eusplc50 that the fam
ous 'fBiack Bart" has again taken Co his old
profession.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
Election Day Sews-IIIegal VOtIng-sIow
Returns

Election Day SeWs-iiIeEa1 VOtIng-EI0W
Returns.
INDIANLPOLIs, IND, November en-
qUiries at republican headquarters elicit
enthusiastic avOwels of carrying the state
for Harrison. Democratic managers are
equally as positive and say they are in re-
Ceipt Of kilograms from different psrts of
the state, which indicate that it is safe for
the democracy.
The polls closed here without disturbance
but with considerable excitement at many
precincts. The fight has been Of the most
stubborn character, and 1t Is impossible TO
say or even indicate which side has carried
Marion county. No returns from the state
are anticipated before O'Clock and they
may be meager. Chairman JeWstt, of the
democratic committee. has a telegram stat
ing that Adams county viii show gain for
Attorney General AEIckener at 6 O'Clock
sent the following telegram to Blaine and
Governor Foraker: ''Our dispatches indi-
cate we have carried Indiana"
Chairman Huston said to a press reporter
who asked for his opinion Of the status Of
tie state:
"At the present time the indications are
favorable to the election Of the entire state
ticket and the choice of the Harrison and
Morton electors
EVANSVILLE, IND., November 6.-The re-
suit carnOt be definitely ascertained until
tomorrow morning. From Rock Port, the
county seat, IS reported over 300 republican
majority. This large republican gain.
A report at midnight from Harrison coun-
ty, Judge Gresham's home, says the demo
cratic majority has been reduced oVerstWo
hundred but no figures are furnished.
The city precincts in Indianapolis show a
net republican gain of 575. At this rate the
plurality for the republican ticket viii be
over $4,000. Republicans at the committee
rooms claim the state nv 10 600.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
A City Ha1l Burned.

HAvERHILL, MASS, November 6.-Fire
started in the city hall building this after
noon, and the structure Is now in flames aud
viii prove a total loss. There Is much dan
ger of the fire spreading 10 adjacent build
ings, including the Methodist meeting
house, a large structure, the HaverhilI hat
built in 1850 at a cost OF $4,000. The vot-
ing in waro I was proceeding in one Of the
rooms in the city hall when the fire broke
out, but the ballot box was saved with its
mani
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
GIANT ZOE ATAYOR.
THE sun" on the situation.

NEW YORR, November Ga midnight
extra of the Sun says; The returns so far as
received make 1t seem proabIe that Harri-
son has carried New York state by from
1900 to 10000 plurality. Cleveland has
poued a handsome vote in New York city,
his plurality being not far from $1,000, but
he has not held his own In Kings county.
His plurality there is abOU II 600, which Is
a loss Of about 1900 on the vote of 1884
From the state above the river the Tepubl-
cans IN almost every section show great
gains. If th5 proportion that IS now re-
ceivsd keeps up Harr son viii come to the
Harlem river with from $1,000 to $500
plurality. AT this hour, however, the most
favorable returns are CustOmaFllV received
and later returns viii be likely to reduce
that plurality somewhat. However, unless
there 1s decided change from the reports OF
gains now received Harrison viii
come to the Harlem with over
O,eO0 plurality. We cannot now figure at
over ~, OOJ or 5SsCOO plurality for Cleveland
IN the city No decisive returns have yet
been received as to the gUV- rnOrshIp, bat
the indications are that Governor Hill has
land IN all quarters that have been heard
from. The vote on the local ticket has been
only partially cCuLtsd, but so far iE indi-
Gates the election OF the Temmany ticket.
OF the so-called pivotal states the reports
from Connecticut indicate the election Of
the u 7rrlson Il ket by from 5000 to 10 Geo.
The later returns from New Haven cut shis
down somewhat.
'sEeW Jersey is democratic by about
500"
Seven hundred and eighty-siE election dis
trio5s IN New York stats, outside Of New
York. Kings county give Cleveland 15Ls-
sJi herrleons lss.tA4s FISK, e,f62 The
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
MARKET REPORT.
Kansas City Grain and Produce Market
KANSAS CITY, November i, Is s.

Kansas City tram ana ErOuuce Market
KANSAS CITY. November 4, Is s.
The Daily Indicator reports:
on CHANGE
WHEAI-Receipts at regular elevators since
lass reports. 2,2SS bushels; Withdrawals -.
the board of trade to-day. s8t,18t bushels
There Vas a quiet ma. k on the chang to-day
with no sales on tie call, eithei for cash or fu-
cept No. z, soft, Dec, at 81 Sl1-
ON TIE GALL. TO-DAY.
No. 2 red winter wheat-Cash. no bids 81 90
asked; Nov, no bids, $3.50 asked; December.
e97zc bid, 81 o. asked; May, 81 05 bid, 81 U8lz
CORN Receipts at regular elevators since
last report Is, 9JU bushel Withdrawals OIL bush
els, leaving stock in store. reported to the
board Of trade to-day. 1.4s8 bushels
No. cOrn-Cesh, no bids nor offerings No
28Ac asked; year, 2535c bid, 28sSc askedi May,
Ss54c bid, no erings.
OAIS--No ca b. no bids. 20 BC Asked Nov,
car special, zlc asked no regular bids zy56c
asked, Deem ler, 2IEC bid, 1I5SC asked; II sy,
241s" bid, 2 80 asked; rejected cash. no bids
On track bg sample-No2 >. mixed. 22gse.
RYE-NO. cash, and OYember 10 bids nor
b. no Eids no offerings.
FLOUh-D m6nd quiet. Buyers are demand
ing cone ssi. ms while sellers holding hraa.
5alds; csr by sample at 55s car ct 81 45.
Quotations are for uuestabllshed brands OF
lows; Xxx. 81 II; &NG- 81 20 family, 81 g;
choice, 81 3; fancy. s. 90; extra ian y 3 zJ9
2 SO; patent, - 81 o. TO-
HAY-Recsipts, cars market steady. fancy
pralrI-, s. so; good to mediums O0eE5 sos fancy
timothy. 50 o. good to choice, IS GOES 50.
POU TRY-Chioksn., receipts were large
choice hens s % per dozen small 8 o. zoos
tiers large, 81 IS per dozen. turkeys, fat. at5c;
{. cEs, 81 5JGg3 20 per dozen; seese, no demand:
spring chickens,duI medium, 81 IS, large, 81 &c
p Oxen
PROVISiONS-We quote: The following quo
taJlOns ars for round lots. Jos lets usually &c
. b CHER SOgsr-cursd hams, Iio per lbs break
IaEJ bscO4, lie Der ID; dried beef. 8Acs cry
salt shoulders, Is; long clear sides 81 60,
sr oked shoulders. - 10; long clear 10; cleT
rlb sides, 80 60 sd IT clear, 81 GO.
BU1I h-Ete 'lpts lgat; market hrn for
good creamery fancy. Do good. 2lc; DAIRY fan
CT, 18o: rOI fancy, lie; -scsllanaous. 12e1IEc;
store packed good 70 choice, tS91to, poor. weak
at 10c-
Oh ESE-We quote: Full cream, twins. ID
8lz1zcs full cream. Yong America, he
EGGS-R -ceipbs mOierate; market steady az
lie per dozen for strictly fresh candled.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16

Henry Booth,lts chalTma = who was p pu}'f<-
can candidate for sta-e rep resent ia
BaWnee county: 'IlAEned. NoFemCec
RaWnee county 90, for 6arrlsoa aas.
Humphrey by $50 plurality. / am elected
by $50 plurality. HENRY BoorH.'
TURNER'S BIG MAJORITY.
russell, November 6.-Congressman Tur-
ner has carried every county Ia the district.
bis plurality Will be from 5000 60 5000.
The northwest rolls up the usual republican
majority.
MORRILL, REELECTED.
HLAWAEHA, November 6.-PartiaI returns
received from the First congressional dis
trlct show beyond any question that Con
gresham Morrill, Is reelected by at least
4s5JO plurality, gain of nearly 1000 over
1856. he has gained nearly every county IN
the district.
SENATOR PLUlEs's OPINION.
EAPoRIA. November, 6.-Ths vote here
was very heavy. The republican ticket
from top to bottom Is elected. Senator
Elumb's adViCes fran various parts Of the
state are very encouraging, and he thinks
Harrison will receive a plurality Of Is least
$4,000 IN the state.
PERKINS Is ALL RIGHT.
OswEGO, November 6.-Hon. B. ". Per-
klns said tonight that kilograms reosiVea
by him from over the district assures him
q reelection 70 congress.
POTTAwATO2uE.
4VA1IEGo, November 6-The plurality for
Harrison IN this city is 49, Humphreys
plurality Is 80; morrill,, for congress, I43S
Emery, for senator 40; Timmons, Tor rep
reseDLauVs, 125.
RILEY.
MANHATTAN, November 6-NIanhattan city
and township give a plurality for Harrison
of o19, Humphrey $40. Anderson for con-
gress 4l4, Wright for senator 289, Davis for
representative 874.
ELLSWORTH COUNTY.
ELLSWORTH, November 6.-The election
here was unusually interesting. The inter
est cen tered chiefly ia the Office of repre-
sentative, there being two repub lean candi-
dates. The complete returns VIII not be re-
ceived until tom GROW, but partial returns
insure the election Of the republican ticket
with representative IN doubt.
MOODY ELECTED.
MOUND CITY. November 6.-Hon. Joel
Moody, republican candidate tor senator, is
elected by over 1000 majority over the
fusion candidate of the democrats and union
labor party.
FUNSTON Is REELECTED.
OLATHE, November 6.-John I. Burris,
the democratic c 5ndidats for congress in
the Second district, comedies the 70 election
Of Funston by $500.
RICE COUNTY.
STERLING, November 6.-This city gives a
republican majority On the entire ticket
Harrison has 49, over ali. Humphrey and
Senator Chapman have 450; Congressman
Peters, 500; Representative Deupree, 900.
The amendments carried by 500.
TIE FOURTH DISTRICT.
TOPEKA, November Thomas Ryan, re-
publican candidate for congress. is re-elect-
ed by between 6 900 aud 1000 plurality, &C
Cording to current estimates.
TIE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
NEWTON, November 6.-Congressman
Peters says the Seventh district has given
him about the same majority as IN 1886.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
FINAL INSTRUCTIONS.

The Last kilograms Sent Dat by the Cam
paign 1IsnaE ers.
TOPEKA, November 5-Chairman Booth
OF the state central committee, is in receipt
of a telegram from prominent republican
Of southwest Kansas stating that prominent
democrats of that section had received dis
patches from John M. Galloway, saying.
eve must cary this state. Give every
thing away for it. Trade of Cleveland and
every thing else for John Martini
FROlE QUAY.
A dispatch to Cap. Henry Booth chair
man of the republican state central COM
mite, from Chairman Quay, of the national
committee, says: The following dispatch is
received from our North Carolina chair
man.
RALEIGH, N. C. Nov. 8. 1888.
Hon. NJ. s. Quay:
DEAR SIH:-Ihs democratic leaders ara now
openly bOasting on the streets that they Will
count Us out They are threatening 10 kill our
grOes and lynC8 our supervisors. They are arm
have beSn shot. 1t is certaia that blood viii
Fl w freely on election Gay. The South CarOlina
democrats are coming across the border and the
militia has been ordered under arms"
Be on your guard againsti Imported repeat
ers, s5ufhug ballot boxes, invisible Ink, steal
ing the boxes, changing the returns, destroy
ing the ballots, etc. Get out a full vote.
NJ. S. QUAY.
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''RALEIaH, n. Q. Nov. 5. l8S
Thurman Taking 1t Easy.

COLUMBUS, o., November 6.-QuietIy
reading at his home Preside Judge Thurman
sat awaiting such news as his son Allen tele-
phoned out to him at intervals. He was
naturally anxious to know the result, but
said he cOuld wait until morning with the
greatest OF ease. His conversation was
upon all manner of subjects, politics being
but one of the many subjects that interested
him
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
Kansas CITY. November 4

ArTL.E-Rs,eipts, 1905 head. sbfpments
..-head- TIE ma Eet was Gull and slow.
best NATIVES steaiy; common, slow and weak
choice COWS sf-ady, Others week. good n
quiry for feed ug stsers, Good to cnoire coFnfed
- 1895 2ls commOa to meiiums s. 25eA So;
etOckers and fseders, 81 5uGS IS; grass range
steers 8. 9S Is; cow. 81 2512 CO.
HO9S-Itec Ip-g. ,9a7 heaLls shipments see.
head Toe mar 20 was strong ana 5 20 ltC higher.
Bu 3. IS S5ss s A.: heavy packers and shippers,
IS 45H5 q; TOPS, s. 55i mixed. t5 S595 IS. e.
~ sea- NJ.
eHEEP-Receipts. S57 head, shipments, -.....
Marx Z ste dE. Coed 70 choi6s mlttous. 8 g
% 75s common 70 medium, O. So @ @.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
THE ELECTION IN KANSAS.
So Far Not Much Change Over the
Votes of 1884 and 1886.
A ROW N WYANDOTTE COUNTY.

a LOW II " AANDOLLE OOJNL4s
KANSAS CITY, KAN, November 6.-The
Fifth ward of WyandOtte was the scene of
much confusion this morning, Mayor Han
nan having appointed judges contrary to the
approval of the council. A few, however,
were accepted. But IN the case of the Fifth
ward the mayor appointed one Of the judges
from Armourdale, on which account Coun-
Gilman aillikeE refused to allow the polls to
be opened, and at s o'clock q general free
for all row took place, which resulted in the
police taking charge OF the ballot box, and
the mayor persisted in having his appointee
hold the books.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
OTHER STATES.
Election Returns From Twenty States,
North and south.
CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Conn, Move ber 6-Forty- 1.-TWO
towns give a gain Of 1,044 for BulkIey, re-
publican candidate for governor and 615
republican gain on the presidential vote.
Eighty towns IN Connecticut, including
Hartford and New Britain, give 1851 gail
for Harrison.
HAREoED, Conn.,, November 6.-Returns
received up to midnight by the Evening
Post from ia towns, show a republican
gain of ], 1924 over 1888. The same ratio of
gain in the remaining towns will give the
state to Harrison by about $50. The repub-
hcans elect three congressman and prOba-
bly, four. The legislature is republican by a
large majority. Republican state officers
Will be elected.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
TEE Ho0sIkR STATE.

same d g rie3s II I ~ gave G evsIand ~
l6l. b .iLe 1.o.sO2 S John S.I6I.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16

Sew York Is Believed to Have Been Car
zied by Harrison by 10000
PIuraltty-Hiu Surely
Elected
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16

Indiana Doubtful, But Shows Republican
Gains as Far as Reports Have Been
Reeeivsd-BOth Parties Claim
the State.
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THE ELECTION.

ELECTION KEwsFROAE THE CERTAIN
AND DOUB FFUL STATES.
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PAWNEE CoUNrY.

IOPEKA. Move 30 O. 6.-The secretary Of
the repub lean safe cent al COMMITTEES IS 81
rel e-pt Of tle <oiloaing telegram from
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COTORADO.

b. New YORK, November Ga Mail and
| Express bulletin says HarrisOn's plurality
exceeds Biaine's in Colorado.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 6.-Returns re-
ceived up to a late hour show large gains for
Kimbau over the republican nominee four
years ago.
Twelve precincts in the ninth district
give Cleveland /, 1874, Harrison ,8I4, Francis
1864, Kimbau ], 774, CastIeman /, $50, Frank
2,O4I.
Fourteen precincts IN Missouri outside Of
st. Louis, gave Cleveland 1,169, Harris on
1851, Francis 1,O8l, Kimbau 1.O8O. z isk 20
The same precincts in 1884 gave Cleveland
1868. Blaine 9O6
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Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 6.-The
present delegation IN congress from Penn
sylvania is composed of twenty republicans
and eight democrats. Under the new Rp-
portionment the districts were almost en-
tirely changed, and the election for con-
gressmen to-day was the first under this
new apportionment. Returns thus far re-
ceived show the election of the following
congressman. Those marked with are
members Of the Present congress.
#First distriet-N. II. Bingham, repubIi-
can.
Second district-C. O'NeiH. republican.
*Third district-Samuel j. Randall, dem
EFourth district-W. D. Kelly, republican.
+Fifth distriet-A. @. Harmer, republi-
can.
sixth district-Smedly Darlington, re-
publican.
Eighth district-WiIIiam Mueller, demo-
crat.
Tenth district-A. Brosins, republican.
Fourteenth district. W. Rife, repubh-
can.
Fifteenth district-M. B. Wright, repubH-
can
democrat.
%Twenty-third district-ThOmas NJ. Payne
republican.