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81; Taylor, 1871; Hawkins, OF; Fisk, 2; john
son, A. Democrat gain, IL.
Columbia - -Four Districts In Marry
County--Cleveland sos, Harrison, 26S; lay
lor, CAS- Hawkins, 267i Fisk 5; Johnson, 3.
Democratic gain, l52.
tFAYETTE.
acknowledgements, 1885, Republican,
30 District a, republican stronghold,
Democrat Al; Republican, 49, 500 Inc county nED
is Democratic by between 1000 and 5000
majority.
Oakland-Notwithsa the fact that we
were watched over by Pinkerton detectives
and negro supervisor, Oakland went Demo-
cratic by 1856 majority. Some trouble was
anticipated, but everything passed OIL
quietly and the Democrats OF this district
retire tonight with happy hearts with the
belief that they will hear the Democracy
of the United Stat give the welcome APP,
plaudit, well done thou good and faithful
servants.
Rossyille-The vote Of District No. 10 is
22S Democratic, ~ Republican. Reports
from the Eleventh give: Democratic, l6l;
Republican, 90.
CRDCEETf.
Gadsen--Cleve III; Harrison, 90; Tay.
lor, ITO; Hawkns %. For Congress
i NdiN'i DtIllOcThb, llnf PlpNHt iscIh'iASatiii
81 slight Democratic gain over 1854.
LAuDEHpALE.
Republican electors, ~ majority; Hawk
ms, 20 majority; Brown, for Congress, II
majority; Pearsons y majority.
HENRY.
ITonry-Ninth District, Cleveland and Tay-
lor, III Harrison and Hawkins, 1875; Fisk and
johnson, III. Republican gain Of three votes
over vote Of 1854.
HOUSTON.
Erin-Six district in Houston County,
with two TO hear from, gives the vote as fol-
lows Cleveland, 90 HARRISON 237; Taylor,
57li Hawkins. 23i; Washington, 5Sl; Young,
1896 Sensing, for the state Senate, 321; Jor.
dan, 23l; Harris $50 Richardson, for
Floater SCI; Boyd, for l'loatcr, %.
The Sixth District with two precincts to
hear from-Clevehud, go: Harrison, 237
Taylor, 57i; lIawkus 23i; Washington, 5sl;
Young (Repubicanl 100: Densing, State
Senate, 327; Jordan 23l; Harris $50; Rich
ardson, Floater, 56l Boyd, Floater o.
HAMILTON.
Chattanooga-Boyca sixth District Ham
ilton County-HarrsDn , l7j; Cleveland, 1855;
Hawkins, l75; Taylor 1873 Evans, lGi; Bates,
lj7; Pyott, III: Wl.t.Icc, li2; Stone, l13
Bennett l73; IIend rspn, 1873
Hamilton COUNTY. Fourth District-Cleve-
land, 90 Harrison, 2s Taylor, 00i Hawkins,
pa Bates, O5; Evans =.
CI.fEE
Tullnhoma-Cley.lul 2Sj; Harrison, 227,
Taylor 2SS; Hawkius pa; Richardson, 2S3,
ShOfHer, 22j. For state S'natc-Sparks
300 Ekins, 223, For Logslature-Jacobs,
ali Willis, 50.
GIBSON.
Twcnty-Grst Dis,ncl-C Cleveland, 235; lTar
risOn, a. Fisk. 70; Taylor, 22i; Hawkins, II
johnson, 81 Democratic gain Of about 81
votes over 1884.
Milan Box-ClcvrlHnl $50; Harrison, 20j;
Fisk, ?. Taylor 81 Hawkins, 2J5; John.
son, ?. For Congr.-s-rcaree (Democratl
800 Brown (Rcpu6Hnnl 2lj. For Senator
Williamson Dpm IDuO, 31s, hoffman
(Ropubllcanl 276 For representative
Senior (D'n.ocratl 800 Adams tDcmocratl
$40 Ceycland's yu.r iu 1854, 3li; Blaine
2Sj; Net Dem cratic gain, 80.
Milan Cloy lanl $50, Harrison, 20j; Fisk,
?; Taylor, $40; Haw sims, DO; Johnson, p
sTLWAEr.
Eleventh District-ll lrrison "; Cleveland,
90 Hawkins, 81; Taylor %; Harris 81 At
kins, ~.
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TIE RETURNs-FOUR AM

Tho Geographic election service last
night waS simply execrabe. The ArPEAL
declines to believe anything. II gives the
reports for what they are worth. 1t will
not admit the defeat Of Cleveland. Some
OF the figures are maniicstly absurd.
1t cautions its readers against wagcrs.
New York may have gone against Cleve.
land, but TUE ArPEAL is not yet ready TO
acknowledge it. 1t will wait until it shall
have moro satisfactory information.
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Mnr.hnIINnrni,. MIS-.

special Dispatch 20 Tho Appeal.
ioitY srHiNGs. Miss, Nov. 0.-The cleo.
ION pa scd Oh without excitement In Mar.
shall. A large vote was pollcd at most Pre-.
cinc's. Nothing unusual occurred except ut
byh'lln, whore q large assembly Of negroes
failed in somo manner 10 get Republican
tickets until about 1879 o'clock am, which
tat probably resulted favo-ably 10 the
Democracy. Returns from precincts in tho
county. VIZ Holly Springs, Byhalia, Walcr.
ford and Weiss Store, give 10 Morgnnrf
majority over Chalmers. The county will
give Morgan q majority Of about 200. Re
turns from lafayette County show q hand
some majority Tor Morgan. Chalmers dc.
feat IN the district Is conceded by leading
Republicans here.
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TUE NlIIONIL llIIiycp


The National Alliance, which Ia 20 NEE,
la Meridian IN january next. will have a
great many important questions To discuss,
bat none, $50 venture 10 sayl mon, im-
poraut than hc plan or proposition made
Humo time asp Ia m piipt0' Jotu..al by
Mr. S. r. C'clrll, OF Jefferson County,
Ars., ior thc establishment u cotton mills
iu ihc cotton llc,ds, IN orlcr 20 secure TO
thc South 90 tho profit that cotton is Ca.
pablo Of yielding. by the adoption Of
Cochri.is pIln the cotton would 90 dirrct
irum lho Geld 10 tIe mills in slrks.
without 'hc 'ahu, or rypTuB, Of pressing
roo comprr- .nE insurance, % handling.
Thorc il Woullbo ready ior tao cards With.
1gi waste, bo run through tho mill and
hg delivered In yarns 10 ,hc p.aniera A.
Mr Cockpll say. "Thc growers now 70.
cei,c yarn, ~ 20 rs cents a pound. by
paying . OF iocnts as toll. ccuA toll
from 10 leaves ~ cents 10 the grover, aud
. cents from rs cents leaves 10 cents Tor
lhc growers, alter paying tho toll The
Company is In a cheap building, $1,000
against i1,uoO, aud they aro doing a safe
business. no capital 10 buy cotton, and mo-
risk iu sale, ol yarns. They can run DAY
aud might, AMI rct 3 or cents a ponnd.
paid up o. the Yam is spun aud delivered.
No lusscs. THIS can't bc done well ont
Ut Che cotton hclls." Putting tho Other,
that h tie prrsrnt side Of the picture
Mt CorkHil says "Yams are worth
81, bale. anil cloth sl5ou balc, so. SIS,
slig This ig the same hale oi cotton. it,
growth b ou The plantations and We arc
thc muisI.Is. Il nov pars,s away from
us and leaves our country, ani We got $50
a bale. Tho spinner puts 1t into yarn, aud
Doe sells IL iur g,5 a bale, mud tie weaver
rut. B, into cloth and scll, Il by the yald,
/ from three TO twenty yards 90 a pound,
and go,s $50 bale. The fpinncr and
wca,eu have made large profit. and the
/ growers nothing. Everybody who handles
cotton gcs rich except the tillcr Of the
soil." These figures aud iacia ough. TO
have much weight with our farming
friends and tn Arrr,i submits should be-
caociully considered by tho National Al.
lance at IT, coming session. 4 beginning
might easily be- made by fo.nc one Of tho
County Alliances AMI, u successful, Tho
example would become contagious and
spread 90 every Soulh,m STATE. making d
great saving and n very large prod, tot the
farmers and ior the county.
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IN SOCIETY.
Tho Grand Debut Reception In Honor Of
Mics Mary Lou Nelson.

Tho Grand Debut Reception In Honor Of
Mics Mary Lou Nelson.
Tho initial entertainment in socity was
given last night at the residence OF Mr.. i.
NJ. Nelson, ON Linden street, being com.
plimentary TO the fair visitors, Misses
Peat, OF Montgomery; Sowell, OF Columbia,
and shelby, Of Grenada, Miss, besides
marking the formal debut OF Miss Mary
Lou Nelson.
In spite OF the wreichcd weather that
prevailed, the crowd that gathered from I
o'clock pm. 10 am, was ono Of the
characteristic gatherings that marks a So
cial event in Memphis.
Tho handsome house was richly deco
rated with proiuson Of chryslnihcmums
and cut flowers. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson re-.
ceiycd their guests In the front parlor a..
sisted by Miss Miriam their eldest dlugh.
tcr. who wore handsome costume Of
white surah and liorcntine lace, Mis-
Mary Ion Nelson in similar dress, dane.
ing length; Miss Peat 10 white silk and ilu-
s.1n, Miss SoWell iu Pink aud blue suuph.
Mis-. Nadia shelby 100 mandarin silk aui
pearls Mis- Helen Shelby In pale blue
surah aud tulle, nj. Mary Burton, in
pale pink velvet
From O'clock H. o'clock the married
friends q the hosi and hostess were en-
tsHanei. aud durls that time The rooms
uffs crowded.
AHcf0 y'c.lcs The young people took
ps1ssailI ADD ken race With tie hours
n iananF. chatting and slipping the
Is.isi9t, pBrch.
Tie sloreas n .le entertainment h
lnfy doc w. the claiming young ladies'
plg Erfe Fgsh ab.t III siautf.
Am0ug be man yOuug lalies present
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INC sIinntlnn rnrcrtnIn.

sr LoUs No, Nov. O--rhiriy-Fix r4-
cincis IN this city, out Of total of 49,, give
Harrison, 1902 Cleveland, 5,ill Francis
(Dcmocnp for Governor 5,2Sg Kimblll
Rcpub.ican) for Governor 1851 The re-
d!stricting OF this city since the last election
prevents a comparison being made with the
vote Of 1884 Tho Republicans claim the
city by from 900 20 300, AMI the Demo.
criis claim u by about the same majority.
\ few scattering returns from outside tho
city show gain, for both Cleveland and Iar.
r.son. aud large slin- for kimball over the
Republican nominee Tor Governor four
years ago.
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conErc.-men Effected On lou |.

pr MoiSE,, Ia, Nov 1.-THE ollowin
nrc known beyond doubt to be elected Con.
grCumcn:
Second Dislrict--waltcr I. Hayes Demo.
crnt) by 500 plurality.
Third District-David Il. Henderson
tDcmucutk Loo.
Fourth Di,lrict--J. X. Sweeney (Ropub.
licanL 30.
F.iih Dis,rict-Danicl Kerr lRcpubllcan).
LEO.
seventh Districi-F, II. Congcr (Repub.
licnnl 800
Ninth Disihct--i. H. Reed lRcpubllcinL
200
Tcnth pl.tdci--J. y. Dollingcr (Rcpub.
licanL f,lOp
Eleventh Dhtrict--L L. sirublr lRcpuh.
llpaul 80
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special nrIaiIh % The NpeaL
ColyNrts. Mis. Nov at O'Clock
hstu.gh iha lNcry stable Of Harrington
lrrs va, discovered 10 be- on irc. Tho loii
was hllcl With folder uni feed suTand The
whole rear ~ ihc bu'llinu w. soon cnyrl.
open In flames, The f.w Department rc.
spuaici promptly and worked Ike beaver,
AMI suon hal The Gra under control, con.
huiuf thc damage 10 thc ryar half oi thc
building loss. about ~ rro. partially GOV.
vnl uy Insurance. Tho ruiurtd iiromcn Dc.
.rpv special praise lpr TIC gallant manner
Zoo which they worked rni or the elective
s'ryivr rendered Their company WIS the
s',uud w put water nn ihp tire, and they
worked Wbuuiliy until l' danger was over.
Origin 0f hrp unknown
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Palmer Thoneh, 90 No s.fc.

Cmcsgo, H., Nov O.-Chicago cast 100,
ooO ballots today, aud did IL almost without
light II was glorious fall day. aud the
election ia sughont the city Was strictly
what the 'aid-workeu called "a Sunday
school affair"
Tho voting was quiet and steady, charac.
tcriScd BY an almost entire abscncc ot hur.
rah, and the interest felt made no outward
show until nightiall, when the crowd ut The
bulletin boards were undoubtedly the largest
eVorassomblcd here. Then the cheering ard
eohhtcf-ohoeIng was something oNiiaBrdi.
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TuE election is over AMI tho people have
made their choice OF President Tor ihcngvt
-four years. Arguments iurmdarlintth the
Cleveland administration arc therefore
no longer necessary 60 influence tho
people. But brief Grurs showing what
the Secretary Of the Treasury has
been dolug In the way 81 lessen.
Ing tho surplus boy the purchase u.
bond, viii have an interest ioral ,.la,.
Up TO Saturday, the s1ih ulL, according O,
The rcturcr's import ha hal purchased
under the April circular sjl.&l2 Oll O. at
cost Of SGG,O)j, $50, and ,is.3l,,85O 49,
nj cost Of su,95I.GJi, or q total Of $50. D..
1850 bonds at cost oi slO7, 352, lGl
last year the purchase. from August 10 10
OgIobcr 3 amounted To slp. 90. 800 81,
bS,3,o a. aud s7.pOIup g.. Tho
total cost was about so, lol.O)l. In an.
therefore, the amount ui bond, pur,hascd
IN irv ,Han a year AMI thrcc months h.
Slhsl2.7jp alta cost 81 about slgn.7,2..
l6a The suTlu, has boon reduced about
Sl2,ooio)o since the end Of June, and
about sjG0OlO0O since the emil oi IA,
gust Tho interest bearing debit whom ihc
present Administration came into power
IN 1885 was sl,sj1Dl.O)o. On Thuula,
last II was reported Ia the debit statement
Of sn'S.oo1ooo, reduction during Nc
Cicyclands administration Of s,mc,hin.
over Sl0o,O0,O)l.
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II h generally conceded Boz Paris that
Gen. noulangcf has r,g1iucl lo.t ground
aud j. the coming man. An thy Radical
Iapcs r. Tie cri du ogl,, Ea .sul and l.
traaIlg ant continue ,opmil, doe General.
aid rcsard him rs their idol. lhr Gaus..
sryg "It ia the duty Of oil Fruchmcn 20
throw themselves heart and aoul into ihc
B0ulangtr moycncnL" And The Df5u',
says ave arc sorry for Il, but We are
obliged 10 record that BoulangcF Is nov
the man Of the iuiurc." while he 7dpyl
adds, "BoulanFcr now completely over.
shadows the Comic dc Paris and Prince
Victor"
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rifer Itun. n.h,nd ,inrr,.op.

CmcAoo, H., Nov. G--vciy few returns
have been received from the counties In Ill.
inols. Tho polls outside Of Cook County
are held open till nearly o'clock p. m., aud
IN many places, the yo,e will not b. reported
before morning. The county seats aud I'm.
mediate adjacent towns however. will
mostly report bciOw midnight. A few
towns iu Republican counties show q sligh
gain for Harrison over Blainr's vote 10 iS,L
while filcr fpi Governor runs boltind liar
rison Ia nearly every place.
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pnImer ,in,,lnr n.o,d p-ec-

CmcAao, H., Nov. 0.--In southern mi.
noIs IL has raincd At several points most oi
the day. A very large vote & reported FROM
all points and as the ticket Is a long one. q
full count will not be made till very late.
All reports 80 Ear received, outside 81 Cook
County, show q small Republican gain.
which, " maintained, will give Harrison
several thousand gain over llunc's vote iu
lssL Palmcr's vote Tor Governor u crater
than Clcyclnnd's at OIL points yet heard from
II the votes la the Republican gains con.
tiuuc W. the same proportion the State will
give Harrison majority OF from 1900 ~
1uuJU
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LnnIl. nlnnlnY Ind rnnnrriIcni.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov G.--Rcturns r..
csiycd up to midnight by the Ersaig Post
from III towns show a Republican gain Of
1924 over the vote Of 1851. The Same ratio
81 gain IN remaining towns will give tho
state 20 Harrison by about $50. Tho Re.
publiclns elect three congressman and
probably four The Legislature Is Bcpubu.
can 10y large majority, and will elect lie.
publican State officers.
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250 bales by river and 450 by wagon. Re-
ceipts since September ], ls6, 6SS bales,
against go, 2l6 bales same time last season.
Shipments, lls,s7l bales, against l5i,O72
bales corresponding time last season.
Stock on hand, 0,705 bales, against $780,
663 bales same time last year. All ex-
changes closed and no market reports re-
cciXod.
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Three Now Cases and Two Deaths Re.
ported-Iho Doad.

~, al Di.pa,ch 10 The Appeal
DfcrriL Ala, Nov o. Three nov caves
and two deaths have occurred within the
past tNonty-four hour. Tho new cases arc
Mr. X. Marx. iIcbroE merchant and two
negroes. The dcati, aro Nn y. -. Drake.
ono II the oldest psIl.nis of Decatur and
Ne J. u Chanin. ~ Duamn had been 40
fpr q week when rr'1r,' vet in. and heath
resulted 10 q very w hours lMr q. W.
Black, mn ,stimahle vHunr mnn, and sun ol
~ w. ~ BLACK. Who died ~ yellow fever
about time wrecks u1' s dangerously SICK.
lnl his death b. cNpyirl nt any moment
The weather couluIHs very unlayorablr.
gloomy condition ~ thing. in Decatur
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P0STSCRIPT---3 A. M.
NEW YORK.
A Democratic Gain.

CANTON, N. Y, Nov. 0.-Completc returns
from Oswegatchie st. Lawrence County,
give Harrison majority of As, against 30i
in 1884, Democratic gain of 256.
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Thinr. IIeycT.etl In ghirnuo

CmcAoo, H., Nov 1.-Two hundred and
ilfiy-six precincts In Chicago ont Of 3ii Civ,
Harrison Ii,i'a Cleveland ii.i7G Fifcr Re-
publican candidate for Governor. 1901.
Palmer Democratic candinaic Tor Governor.
500 ln issi the city complete gave Blaine
81, l11. Cleveland $3.50
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sNEw YonK, Nov. 6.-Tompkins County,
complete, gives Cleveland 1914; Harrison,
5,Osl; Fisk, 32j. In 1884 II gave Cleveland
3,yg2; Blaine, 1870; st. John 2G7.
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NoRwcH, NI.Npy G.-Chcnango County
complete, except one district. gives Harrison
an estimated plurality OF l,l72. Dclano IRE.
publ.can) is elected 10 Congress.
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wheeler WIN ec, a.ooo Majority.

Special Dispatch % The Appeal
iluNrFvitLr, Ala, Nov 0-Ifuntsville
gives a Republican majority II 800. county
Maiison) will be- 90. Mcclellan gets those
majoritics over Wheeler Tor Congress- but
WhrrlorctrriCs Lawrence County Tor tho
iirsi Time and will carry the Eighth District
ny 400 majority No least The election
passed oil very quietly here, but a full vote
tKna tufigI
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NEW YoRK, Nov 6,-The Twenty-sixth
Assembly District in this city complete gives
Harrison 3,2i9, Cleveland 5000 Fisk 49,
Cowdrey G5. The same district in 1884 gave
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Tic iinIn. Continue.

NEW IoRK, Nov. G.-Scyen hundred and
seventeen election districts IN New York
state outside OF New York and Kings Coun-
ties give Cleveland, l3p,6ls; Harrison 49,,
7ji; Fisk, 1891. The sam, districts in 1884,
gave Cleveland, l2j, 2Ji; Blaine, 1895; ST.
John, 1855.
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;ss District. Heard From

New York, Nov. G.--Seven hundred and
eighty-six election districts in New York
State outside of New York and Kings Coun-
ties give Cleveland 1911 3O2; Harrison, 49, =
GA; Fisk, S,762. The same districts in 1884
gave Cleveland III, l6l; Blaine, 10 1872; ST..
John, 1, l66.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
TILE RESELT.

THE RESULT.
The Democrats have carried Shelby
County, as was TO have been expected, by
$500 majority, and Phelan is elected to
Congress from the Tenth District by over
0,0O0 majority, Cleveland carries the
State by over 1900 majority. Taylor
has been reelected Governor by prob
ably 1900 majority. Eight Demo
Gratis have been elected TO Congress,
and the Legislature will be Democratic
by "a majority equal to that OF 1856
in Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama the
Democrats have elected Congressman from
all the districts, and the South will be rs
solidly Democratic in the next National
House Of Representatives rs II is in the
present As to Mr.. Cleveland, his election
is doubtful. The Democratic have car
ned all the Southern States, Indiana, Con-
nccticut and New Jersey New York re-
mains in doubt. The returns are held
back, for what reason II is impossible TO
say, perhaps to allow the gamblers to get
oven on their bets, In 1891 the readers Of
TuE APrEAL will remember the result was
then hung up for several days and until the
patience Of the country was worn out The
Ncc York Tribune, then as now, "claimcd
everything" and The SIN had Mr.. Glove
land defeated, as II now has, II may be
RICH, this time, but we shall not be-
licvc Il until all the returns are in
and the count is made beyond dispute.
II Grant and llill arc elected
and it is generally conceded they arc--
there isnorcason why Cleveland should not
be- unless the followers Of one on the other
or Of both these gentlemen deliberately
"kniicd" the President. This We are
slow to believe in the face Of their solemn
assurances Of personal support Of Mr.
Cleveland, aud We viii not until the OIL.
ciallgurcs declare It 10 bcso. Michigan aud
Illinois, contrary 10 the predictions
OF very shrowdgucssrr, rcmaiusubhornly
Republican, nor does there sccm tc have
been much impression made on Mime.
Gotta by the Democrats. California Is
doubtful, but New hampshire, oi whiohso
much was promised by Democrats, Is still
Republican. The bloody shirt, though il |
waved during tho canvass only NJ NJ.
iul intervals, was nevertheless potential /
quantity. The North still fears the South
indeed, II icam C more than cycr since
It lac 20 marycously retrieved its ma
tcna and political fortunes. The pros.
pcn,y Of tho once Confederate States |
Is menace tp the brulally greedy
mouop1l.sis Of the North. especially !
those of Pennsylvania, who keep oven
New England under suhjcruou through
the uubor war tariff But oven Il Clcyr.
land Is defeated, the Issue on that question /
which Dec 20 wisely aud vigorously aud |
honestly formulated rcmains, and on that |
limo We hall Fight il on, with our friends. |
The cncmy, until the people have % chance
70 vote arlin for President In 1907.
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NV YonE. NV. G-Eight mndr'l aud
eleven districts Ia New York state, outside Of
New York and kinrs counties, give Cleveland
i5G7il. Harrison. ~ az; Fiskc. aaGl The
same districts In 1854 gave Cleveland las, 5Jj
blaine l,i.3,i. ~ John, AGlG
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JAvErowN, " Y, Nov. O-Chauiauqua
County, eighteen towns heard from, est.
mates ON the nine remaining towns giyos
Harrison 500 plurality.
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A Democratic Gain.

soNERvnLE N. y, Nov. 6.-Forty-onc
towns give net Republican gain of 7l6.
Seven towns of Erie County give Cleveland
2 i27, Harrison 2,3I2 a Democratic gain Of
10l over 1884.
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Tnr Clearing house record was broken
again yesterday, the clcaringi amounting
% Sd02, 2lc3l, against the next highest
olcAnngs on record, s775,Ol7.ll on Mon.
dar Cotton receipts were 4,7lo bales,
against $3.50 bales the same day last year.
0i illo amount i,0li bales came In by rail.
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A Republican Gain.

ALBION, N. Y, Nov. 8.--Twelve districts
in Orleans county give Cleveland 1877; Har-
rlson, S,O19. A Republican gain of ia
over 1884.
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Tae state ~ Assured Tor Cleveland aud
Thurman.

JEnsrY CRY. n. J., Nov 6--Tho Demo.
cratic electors will have nearly e.ooo ina
Iiriiy for Cleveland Congressman MoAdoo
Is reelected Tor his fourth time defeating
cx.Mayor Gilbert Collins OF Jersey city, By
az iyaNi $3.50.
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n sim t!ocs ON.

NV YorE, Nov. 0.--Soycn hundred and
thirty-ono election districts In New York
state toutsidc New York and Kings County,
give Cleveland i338ps. HARRISON, iCs.OJr
Fisk, 1901. The same districts In 1854 gave
Cleveland 1855 Blaine, l52,GDG st. John.
TGli.
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IIcrhImcr County RcpnbIIcnn.

LIITLE Fans, ~ Y, Nov. G.-llcrkimer
County complete, with one town estimated
give. Harrison 1903 majority. Miller Tor
Governor has 1910 majority, with three
small towns estimated. The Republican
nominee for Congress In this district Is
elected
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ties give Cleveland 1875, OPT; Harrison, 1884,
923; Fisk, 1854. The same districts in 1884
gave Cleveland III, S97; Blaine, l43, 926; st.
John, 72S6.
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A Republican Gain.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Now 0.-Republican
majority in this city is $780, The Republic
ans have carried every district in the city,
will give a Republican majority of about
%