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A GREAT BARGAIN
- IN OUR -
Shoe Department.

We purchased FIVE hundred pairs
Ladies Button Shoes of manufact-
urer who wanted the money. We
bought them for cash down, at a
very low figure. They are all one
grade, in all sizes and widths, with
New York and Opera toes. When
we received them we marked them
81. 50; as we thought them bar
gain at that. Since then we have
concluded to give our customers the
benefit of the purchase, and shall
offer the whole lot of 500 pairs at
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TOPICAL TWIST HEAD,
SOLD IN THIS CITY BY

Emil Martin. corner Madison av-
enue and Meridian Street.
w. j. Hamilton, Ala s. Merid-
ian Street.
III. A. Pfaffiin, cor. Delaware and
McCarty Streets.
M. c. Staley, 444 Virginia Ave.
G. K. Carter, so North Illinois st.
j. d. Gauld, POI Indiana Avenue.
&. II. Woods. North Illinois, op-
posite Bates House.
Herman E. Frauer, 246 e. Wash
ington Street.
w. N. Short, corner Illinois and
Maryland Streets.
Ed. Grover, corner Illinois and
South.
Wood Browning, Fountain
Square, Virginia Avenue.
Charles Il Rouse
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sr.os A PAIR.

The Shoes are all new and first
class in every way, and whoever
purchases them at S1.o3 will secure
a bargain-and we will have very
good advertisement for our Shoe
Department.
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The Alaska Hardwo Refrigerators; aatique
finish; produces better results with less ice than
any other Also have fulIliae m. s. d. wrought
steel Ranges. Call and see OF send for circular.
WM. Il. BENNETT & Soa, IS S. Meridian So
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$. w. Cor. Illinois and Market.

Special lines ready for inspection.
MChantilly and Spanish Flouncings, all new.
patterns, at bottom prices.
Henrietta Cloths, all new colors.
MORE Silks, in all the new shades.
Wool Dress Goods at prices that will please
economical buyers.
Lace Curtains from so cts. per pair up.
See them.
Spring Jackets in all the new colors and
styles.
Table Linen, Towels and Napkins in great
variety.
Muslins, Muslin Underwear, Embroideries
and Laces at prices that sell them quickly.
Great bargains throughout the entire stock
this week.
Remember, buying and selling strictly for
cash enables us to offer you great induce
ments.
See US this week.
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When You Want Corsets

Remember thatyou can find 50 styles
ut our counters, and in all the de-
sirable sizes. Also bear in mind
that OUR CoRsETs ARE ALWAYS
CLEAN, as they are never displayed
out Of the boxes.
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Don't Rnu INIT. ysn Sea

For Sale.
Four horse Otto gas engine r. r. ROUSE.
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Keep 1t in Mind.

That We are the selling agents for
Edwin c. Burt & Co. S Fine Shoes,
probably the most popular and best
krcwn in the country.
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z CENTS,
Millinery Department
Is ready for business.

Did you get anyP Fine Toilet
Soaps, 3 cakes in box, IS cents a
box or boxes Is cakes) for Is
cents. Would be cheap at twice
the money.
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John T. johnson, 70 East
Washington.
Charles Lambur, corner Yer
mont and Indiana Ave.
l.. Klussman, corner College
Avenue and Ninth st.
M. T. Muehl, 523 North Illi-
nois st.
w. f. Ponder, Bates House.
M. +. Muehl, corner Ala
bama and Seventh.
James Dodson, Illinois and
Seventh.
s. 5. Stockman. corner Illi-
nois and Michigan SITS.
Otto Schopp, Illinois and
Meridian.
Charles Traub, Noble and
Bates.
Stockyards.
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Hosiery Department.

The past week we have added
over 900 dozen Hose for Ladies,
Men, Girls, Boys and Children. You
can find with us anything you want
in the Hosiery line.
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PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 6-Fifty-
precincts outside Of Chicsgo, In fourteen
counties, show q net Republican gain for
President OF s07 Twenty nine precincts
CT Cook county, outside Chicago: Hsrri
son, 1907; Cleveland, 4l5S
Two hundred and fifsy-sx out Of S4l
precincts give Harrison Al 479; Cleveland,
II, 170; Fiier, 1921; Palmer 40.si5.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 6, $50 p. n -
From returns received st the City hall up
to this hour, it is estimated Cievelsnd's
plurality in this city will be from 5000 to
COCO, ard thst Palmer, Democrat for
G"vernor, will have plurality Of from
1000 to 5000. Returns from county towns
snd country districts IN Cock county will
1ns gTest extent neutral zs this. In 1884
Carter HarrisoD. D smt crit for Governor,
carried the c!,Y by about 5000 plurality,
but the county reduced this 10 les
Very few returns have been received
from counties in Illinois. The polls out
side of Cook county are held open till
nearly p. m and in many places the
vote will not be reported before mcraing
County sests end Immediate atj scsnt
.owps, however, will mostly report before
midnight. A few towns I'M republican
counties show slight gsin fer Harrison
over Bliine's vote IL 1884, while Fifer for
Governor fails behind Harrison IN nearly
every place.
Higl, Republican, has been re elected
10 Congress.
Two hundred and eighty three pre
cilcts CT Caicsgo citY-HarrisoD, 1909;
Cleveland, 49. 075; F1cr, Sc BIO; palmer,
80. O57.
Two hundred precincts IN Cnicsgo give
Harrison 30,21S; Cievelsrd d. SO. 944; Fifer
for Governor, 3O,G56; Palmer, Dem -crat,
for Governor, Sc, 465.
EIghty-tWo precincts IN twenty one
counties in Illinois outside CT Cook count
show net Republican gain OF 1890 for
President. TIE entire vote IT the s:ste
outside Of Cook county In 1884 showed .
Republican plurality Of tlS1S5. The
estimated Republican pldrsr'v in Cooh
county tor President is from 1000 TO 1000
The estimated Democratic plurality fol
Governor in Cook county is 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

is undoubtedly re elected. but our mayor
atty contest is so mixed up that he re-
suit is not definitely known. Hewitt
seem to be ahead.
DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY IN NEW YORK.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ga. this hour,
1880 p. m, the Associated Press states
New York state has gone Democratic by
about 1000 plurality, while Connecticut
gives Harrison $500 plurality and elects 6
Republican Congressional delegation.
These last figures must be taken with al
lowance, as the returns are not ell in and
will pro oablY be materially changed. The
interest here Is unsbs.ed. Although very
few polite sns are In town the air Is full OF
ssraws, and it is impossible at this hour
to give anything like sn authentic state
ment Of She situation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

Boston, MASS NV. 100 towns in
this state gives Harrison 2S,2S5; Cleve.
land, 10 SAG; FISK, 1873; scattering 9
TIE same towns In 1884 gave Blaine 3D.
094; Cleveland, II, 1852; Butler, 36l0; S..
John, 1881. These sowpe give for gov
ernof: AmeF, 1888; Russell, 19, S07;
Esrle, 1851.
BOSTON. Mas Nov. 1t Is eetlnst-
ed that Cleveland will have 5000 msiority
Ia Boston. The returns from fifty towEs
In the state give Harrison l3, 479; Cleye
land, 83l7; FIX, 742 the same towns
in 1884 gave Blaine IL 900; Cleveland,
6477; Butter, 1920; S! Joap, 70 II fg-
urirg ths relative gain Of the presidential
candidates It must be conaidersd thai 10
1884 Butler received over "a. 900 votes in
this state, which are this yesr divided BE-
tween the regular csriidate5 This
makes il almost impossible to compute
the respective gains OF losses oi the Re
puhiicsDs
BOTTOM, MASS NV. 6-Twen'y-iour
Of the thirty nine towns In III Ninth Con
gressionsl district give Candle, Repu oil
can, 1888; Burnett, Democrat, 7l6S;
Sank, Pcohibltionist, $40.
Twenty. FIVE towns out OF forty in tie
First Congress 'iousl district give Randall,
Republican, 1911; Dcla7do, 1892; Miller,
Prohibi!ionis', 1858; Cummings, indie
pendent DeDccrat, 26S.
Boston, MASS Nov. 6-The vote com
plese !s: Harrison, 81 3l2, Cleveland,
36,l59
Cleveland las Eabou. 100 msioEity 10
Boston.
One hundred snd City .owrs give UaI-
rison, II $50 Cleveland, 34,7S5; FisE,
264S. The same towns in 1894 gave
BlAlne, IS 1876; Cleveland, 2s,77S; Butler,
1851; ST. John, 1851.
Massachusetts goes Republican By
abous "A coo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
MISSOURI

Missouri elected state Officers, Legislature
and COngressmer.
In 1884 Missouri gave Cleveland 23j, 9Ss |,
Blaine, 2G2 $50; st. John, 2l53.
PreEent Congressman, Democrats. l.; Repub
licsnr, ?.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 6.-Thirty eight
scattering precincts: Cleveland, 1858;
Harrison, 1861; Fralcis, 5G40; Campbell,
S22G.
ST. L VI, Mo, Nov. 6.-Thrty pre-
circts and one county complete. outside
Of St. Louis, give Cleveland. 1923; Esrri.
sop, 1867; Francis, 1914; Krubsl, 1928 :;
FISK, %; S,reeter, IS In 'S4 Cleveland
got 1906; Blaine, 1852.
Fifty seven precincts in st Louis city
cut OF 152 gives Cleveland 9l06, Harrison
II. SOB.
The Ninth ward CT S.. Louis complete ::
Harrison, 1898; Clevelsnd, s22; Kimosl,
1886; Kinsey, 1919; Francis, 773; C!ardy,
1911; Republican gain OF 800 over the
Blsine vote.
Tweuty-niue precincts OF the Ninth
Congressional MISUNDERSTANDING 8l0;
Frsnk, 500.
Twenty .wa precincts OF the Eighth
Congressional district give-Democratic,
S572; Republican. 5o74.
Thirty-six precincts, towns and one
county complete in Missouri give Cleye-
Isnd. 6279; Harrison, 57G4; Francis,
60S7; Kmhsli, $3.50; Fisk, 81; Streeter,
IS IN 1884 Cleveland got 57S3; Blaine,
1895.
The Republicans claim gsin OF two,
sad possibly three, Congressman in the
Eigath, Ninth and Tenth districts. 1t is
conceded tbat Frank, Republican, hiss de-
fea.ed Csetlsmen, Democrat, in the Ninth
district. while NiedsiDghens, Republican,
leads O'Neili, Democrat, up to this hour.
The R pubiicsn committee clsim his ms
iHrity will approximate SOD. Knsey,
Republican, leads Ciardy, Democrat, in
the Tenth with strong Demo cratic pre-
cinct to hesr from. The Republican
committee now claim tina. Kimbsll, Re-
publican, will have minority Of 5000 in
the city over Francis, Democrat, for Gov
ernor.
ThirtY-six voting precincts In st. Louis
out Of totsl of l52 give Harrison 1905;
Cleveland, 1920; Francis, Democrat, for
governor, $3.50; Kimbsll, Repu olicsn, for
governor, 1904. The redistIicting OF this
city since the last election prevents
comparison being made with the vote OF
1884. The Republicans claim the clty BY
from 2UUU 70 3UUU, ana the DemOcEs'
claim ii by about the came msjority. a
few scattering returns from outside the
city show gains for 5otl Cleveland and
| Harrison, and large gains for Kimball
over the Republican nominee for
governor four years ago.
Filty-three precincts, towns and one
county complete outside the city OF ST.
Louis give Cleveland, 1925; Harrison,
1888; Ffsncis, 5000; K mDaIl, s2S3; Fisk,
i Sc; Streeter, '5S. In 'S4, Cleveland,
| 1916; Blsine, 1898
Fifty -nine precincts, towns end one
| county complete, Outside OF 81. Louis,
give Cleveland sl17; Hsrrison, 1886; Fran
els, $500; Kimbsll, 903l; Fisk, 5oI;
| S,reeter, 112. In 1aS4-Clcvelsnd, $685.
| Blaine, 8147.
Ninety orc scattering precincts out OF
total OF lag in S.. Lauls CITY give Cisve-
land, IA. 6l2; Harrison, 9.o57.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Nov. 6.-Both
parties claim California. Chairman Estee
OF the Republican committee ststes that
tie national ticket will have 10000 plu-
fslity. The chairman OF the Democratic
committee estimstes the Democratic plu~
rality Ia the stats ss about $500
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL NV G There
sye four national tickets in thu aeld In
this state, Republican, Democratic,
American and Prohibition. The NUM-
cicsl election in this city is still further
complicated by 3 Citizsns' N7n Partisan
ticket, ard also by 8 triangular contest
for the msyoraltY. Next to the national
ticket this Istter contest h.s occupied at
teution more lbsu Any other feature Of
the cempsign. E. D. Pond, the present
tnsyor Of this city, is the regular Demo
cratic ncmiEes for reelection, snd he
WIS iudorded By the Citizens Non Psrtie
san convention, composed Of Independent:
Republicans snd Democrats and mem-
6eF3 ot the American p&rtY. Charles r..
Sso-y Is the regular Republican cSndi-
date, ard C. &. O'Donneu IS the hide
pendent candidate.
The tcfsl vote Of California 81 the LAST
presidential election was nesrly ,0OO,
sud BisiEs had plurslity Ct ever $4,000
Foar years ago thers we're between 100
and 1900 voting precincts in the state,
bus the NUMBER las boea increased to
1865, l76 of which are in to!5 city. 0 wing
to tie remoteness Of mllY precincts and
also 60 the state Of lsv which declares
the tctsI number On esch ballot shall De
entered at che time, II is probable
the. 6 correct estimate CT tho result oil
| The election can not be formed uGsil TO-
morrow evening. Arrangements have
been made however, 20 collect the returDa
from al parts Of the stste up 70 midnight,
and in those precincts where the entire
vote has not been counted the returns
will be sent il OF the vote as far discount
ed.
Rs,urns are coming in slowly. Only
seven precincts in the stste aIe hesrt
from, all in different COMMITTEES. Taey
gave Harrison 80, Cleveland l47. Tat
same precincts gave Blsine c., Cleveland
127.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
TEE ELECTION.
The Issue Involved in Doubt,
But It Locks Like Harrison and
Morton.
An Ussatistaelorv R.psr: that Nay Be-
Amended.
Don't Ysy Your Bss. Until the Returns Arc
al; In,

The GAZETTE had made arrangements
to give it's readers this morning very full
returns covering Texas and several other
states, Including especially the doubtful
states. Owing, however, to the bsd
weather prevailing here and elsewhere,
The consequent bad working of the
wires, snd the slow counting every
whers, the reports are Disappointing 10
us, and vii prove unsatisfactory to our
readers. TIE returns SO far So received
lErnish but small basis upon which to
predicate reeults, and our readers are
lef. to 60 their own figuring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

MEMPHIS, TzNN., Nov. 6.-The e'ec-
ton rsssed oE In this city snd county
quietly. A very heavy vote wks pollsd in
Hli the wards, Notwithstanding dYerch-
ing -sin which fell 81 dsy Memphis has
gone Demo cratic by shout $500, which is
q gain Of 500 over 1884, james Phelen
Democrat, was reelected to Congress
ever L B Eaton, Republican, by not less
.h,n 1000 m DIRTY. Returns are coming
in very slowly, especially from country
districts outside the city.
TIE Third Congressional district,
Nashville, is doubtful. The Republican
Cor gressnsn is elected IN the Chatts-
nooga district'by 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

buu SOuSIctsmou. III 1905 GIN
sylvana gave Cleveland. 1872, 10; Blaine 3i7,SOi !;
Present Copgressmen: Democrats, :; Re-
publlcans. q.
- PHILADEIPHIA, PA NOV. The pres
ent delegation III Congress from Penn
sylvsnls is COMPOSED OF twenty R3publi
cans and eight Democrats. ,Uader reW
spport:onment OF the last Legislature the
districts were almost entirely changed,
and the election for CJngressDe1 to-daE,
Was the fits. under tina new appGrtior
ment.' TIE returns so far received show
the election OF the following Congress
men. (Those marked are. members Of
the present Congress): *Earst district,
Henry Il BIZ s5sm, Repu5licsas Second
district, Chlr.es OiNei!l, .sR.rublicGn;
sThlId district, Samuel ]; R.adaIl' ID amc-
Graf; Fourth district, william d Kelly,
Republican,; Fifth di ~trict, a. c. Harvey,
REPUBLICAN; Sixth district, S. Darling
tor, Republican; Eighth district, William
Muddler, Democrat; Ninth district, D.
3. Ruaer, Democrat; Tenth district, Ms
rion Brosiur, Republican; fourteenth
district, J. ". Rife, Rspnhiicap; Fifteenth
district, 81 10. wIighs, Republicsn; Seven
teerth district, CHARLES R Blckalew
Democrat; Nineteenth distrtct, Levi
Marsh, Democrat; *Fwsn.y.third q s;rics,
Thomas u. Bsyae, Republican.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
ACROSS THE STREET.
How q Man WIS Sworn TO rsn the Truth al
Long Ola ancs.
New York Telegram.

New York Telegram.
A genuine csse OF legal "swes,ing" 1t
long distance was Witnessed by q Tele.
cram man the other day on Cepter street,
While coming down from the Tombs the
reporter sew messenger OF we'll
known lawyer doing business on that
thoroughfare Iush cut CT ais employers
office carrying legal document In his
band, and rush scross the street into the
cffice OF another advocate.
Immediately after the departure CT the
bog the lsWVer foz whom he worked came
to the door Of his cfice, a1d while look
ing intent!y across the street held up his
hand, and II secord or two, after nod
ding mis- head, walked sway.
while the lawyer vas doing this 3.
notary public in TIE other oftlse could be
seen a. the door also. holding q paper
which had been given him by the nessen-
ger, ard at the same dne, judging from
the movement Of his lips, repeating
something or other. Irqulry revealed
,he !act that he IVES administering IN
oath 20 the lawyer on The other side CT
the street, aud that I. Was comncn oc-
curyence for him 20 do 'hIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

same towns In 1884 gave Blaine 5623;
Cleveland, 54o6.
Two hundred sad fourtee1 towns in
Michigan give Harrison 41,t04. Cleveland
81 1913, Republican gsin Of 1851.
Thirty three towns In the state gve
Harrison l2,O5I, Cleveland 9575. The
ssme towns in 1884 gsve Blaine 1928;
Cleveland 1872; net Republican gaia Of
1850.
The Republican State committee claim
the state bY 1000 to 10, coo plurality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
4 QUIET ELECTION.
spec,sl to THE GAzE1TE


NEW ORLEANS, La Nov The cleo
ton WAS dull and quiet here, and small
vote WE polled. New Oflesus will give
a ma ority OF 600 for Cleveland, Dsm-
ocrslic less Of 1900. In the country par
ishes, however. the vote Is almost solidly
Democratic, and the state will 60 for
Clevslsnd 5y $4,000 msiorisy. In the
Is elected by smsll msioritY. In tbs
Second. H. d Coleman, Republican, Is
elected by 1900 msjouty; in the other
districts, Gay,' Blsncsrd, Boutner and
Rooinsop, Democrats, sre all elected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

publican l.
HARTFORD, Conn, NV. 6-Twenty
towns snow Republican gain OF 464 on
the presidential vote Of 1884.
NKw YORK, Nov. 6.-One hundred ana
five towns Of Connection. chow Repub-
lican gain OF 9S2.
Ole hundred snd sevsn towns In Con-
necsicut, including Hartford and New
Haver, give Harrison g gein Of 1910.
The Post hiss returns from ia towns,
showing Republican gain Of 1894 over
1884. The same rates OF gsin in remsin-
ing towns will give Harrison the state By
about $50
Morgan G. Buikley, Republican, carries
Hartford BY five msj 'ri.y for Governor.
TGirty-,hree towns give Republican
gain for President CT 5Il. The same
towns gave 901 Republican on the Gov
erRor vote. william E S:monds is elect
cd to Congress over John Vance, Demo-
Graf, present CoEgresgne0.
The Herald bulletis says Connection.
isfor Cisv>lsnd by 1000 plurality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
IOWA.

Iowa elected minor state officers and Con
greeemeD.
IN leeI Iowa gave for Governor, Democrats
l5i,526 votes, Republican log, 6e6, Prohibition
3t9, GIeenback l+,49S
Present congressman: Democrats, ,; Re.
Publicans, :; independent Republican, !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
CALIFORNIA.

Callforr is elected part Of Its Legislature and
Congressmen.
Inlss4 California gave Cleveland SO 2Ss, Blaine
lO2 4l6, Butler Poll, st. John 1920
Presen! Congressman: Democrats, :; Repub
licans,4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

New hampshire elected Governor and other
STAT officers Legislature sud Congressnen.
In 1885 New Hampshire gsve Cleveland " ,lS3;
Il iaine, i3,Hi9; Batl5r, $50; ~ John, ISL.
Present Congressman: Republican,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA.

West Virginia elected state officers, Legisla-
ture and Concressmen.
J he vote in 1884 was, Cleveland, $751;; Blaine
GO 0]6; Butler $40; St John, $50. Present Con-
gre.smer: Democrats 5; Republican,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
ILLINOIS.

Illinois elected Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor. Secretary of state. Treasurer Auditor, Ats
torney General, Legislature and Cor gre'smeu
In 1854 Illinois gave Cleveland sl2,355; Blaino
33T 474; Butler, 1880; st. Johrr IL O74.
2 e ent Congressmen: Democrats, s.; Re-
publicEns, u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
CHARLESTON, W. VA,

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 6.-The
day opened bright in this city end esrly
in the day the Republicans rsu in their
hesvy vote, followed later by strong
Democratic poll. The vote has Increased
in the city shout so per cent, gain for
esch party in TIE city and district @.
Charleston. It is believed there will be 8
etrong gsin in the county by the DEM
ocrstc, but that the Republicans will
carr y II. jo1iiy OF the county offices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

Seventy eight towns outside Of Mil
Waukee, Wis, show 2O9 Republican gsin,
Iwepty-four pYeclnccs IL the city of
Milwaukee, give Harrison, 1885; Cleve-
land, 479S
Ths New YORK Suu's bulletin says there
gre large Democratic gains in Wisconsin.
NinetY-six towns outside of Milwaukee
saow Republican gstn OF ~.
0le hundred snd thhty TWO towns out
side CT Milwaukee county show net
Democratic gain OF 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
COLORADO.

CoIorsdo elected state officers, LekIsiature
snd Congressman,
Ia 1854 ODlorafo gave Cleveland q, 125, Blaine
80 $50, Butler 1855, St Johr T6l
Present Congressman: Republican l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
North CARQIINA-

North Caro ina elected state cffSers, Legis
tuTe snd congressmec. In 1854 North Carolina
gave Cleveland 1882, Blaine 125. Cos, 81. John
45t.
Present ccngrs semen: Democrats, :; Repuo-
| Cans, |, Indt 3ndent. !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
MASSECHIJs FITS

II ssach sets elected state officers. Leglsla-
ture and Cor gressmen. In 1854 Massach sets
gave Cleveland 122 49l. Blair l46,I24, Butler
q, 433, st John 1926 Present Congressman
Democrats, 4; Republicans, 2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
INDIAN

Indiana elected 81 lte officers, Legislature and
Cor gres,men. In 1854 Indiana gave Cleveland
go, Blaine 23s, 1885, Butler s2S3, 81. John 3 IS
Present Congre semen: Democrats, 6; Repub-
licsns. :,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
TENNESSEE.

Tennessee elected Governor, Legislature and
CoDgressmeu. In 1854 the vote stood: Cleve-
and 1873 2jS; Blaine, l24,07si Butler, s57i ST.
john, ISL.
Present Congressman: Democrats, S; Re-
publicans, 2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
WILMINGTON. NC. Nov. 6-RowIa,

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. Rowland,
dtcate Republican msjoTitV in New
Hanover countF OF sbous 900 sud a Re-
pu aiicsH lose OF 22s On the vote for ~
srnof in 1884.
Returns from 127 precincts OF North
Carollaa show Democratic gain OF HIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

Twenty-sevsn precints In Colorado
give Harrison, SIC; Cleveland, 1866.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

CONCORD, n. q, NV. 6-The vote in
City towns and cities gives Hsrrieon
2990; Cleveland, 2l36; the sane in 1884
gave Blaine Poll; Cleveland, 1880.