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SHFRIEF'S SAFE IN P4RTI-
From

Ollie A.. Peacock und winfield ,.
Peacock, her husband, and Dora
NJ. FItzgtrel
Jamcs ". Fiizgprcl aud Eddie J.
Fingered.
VYvu:u" Of u renewed order OF ale, issued
from the office OF the clerk OF The circuit
court of Lafayette county, Missouri, made
at the December term thereof, 1857. in
favor oI Ollie 4 Peacock aud Winfield ) Pea
cock, her hu~baEd. and Dora NJ EIiZgerel. and
az tinst james W kilZ1cr"I and Eddie J. Fitz-
grrei. tu ne directed, and returnable 10 Tie
April tern, 1855, OF said court, ] VIII, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7Tn. 1873.
between the hours OF yo'clock In the forenoon
and Ave O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said day.
and IN front Of he court house DOR. in the city
li Lexington, in LIiavrtte county, Missouri.
during the session of the county court or
highest bidder, for ouo-hRlI cash and the balance
IA twelve months IN equal pay nsDts,
With eight ~ per cent. interest; deed 0ftrust to
be taken tn ercurs the purchase money unpaid
on The land SOLD all the right, Tile, interest,
claim and estate oil the said parties. In
said order al rule, la aud to the following de-
SCI ib' Il real estate, situate, lying aud beng In
To. wit: Ei9hty-eight CssI acres OF The west side OF
the nOrihwpstquaIteT of section number nineteen
40, und seventeen % acres on the north cDd or
the west half Cf the southwest quarter III said
section n,ns cen (lBJ, all in township forty
nine 40. OF range twenty-five (25) and lots
three 49, aud iOur 10 III block q, IN the town
OF Aullvlils. according TO The plat OF said town,
county.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Janua-
ry, 1873. JOSEPH W. BOWMAN,
I4d sheriff.
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EiNAL sETuTLEME EMF.

NOTICE ID hereby given TO all persons in.
~ Lerestcd In the estate OF Manvllle L. BuiGrd,
that the undersigned, Administered rIx,
will apply 10 make - Inul settlcmru
OF sgId estate at the February term, 1858
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, Ia he begun and held ut the prolnl,
court room, in the city al Lexington. on th'
MOnday in February. lssS.
ELIZABETH RUFORD,
=
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final

~ OTICE 10 hereby given 10 MI persons Inter-
- ested in the estate OF Benjamin +. HIT,
tcceared, that the Undersigned administrator
VIII apply to make Il final settlement OF SAID
estate, at February term. 1888. OF The Probate
court Of Lafayette county, Missouri, TO Ir began
and held at the Probate court room. Ia the CITY
OF Lexington. on the second Monday In Febru-
srY. lS5s. JESSE l. HIT,
iuuTIJ AminisiruInr
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FINALSEgvTLENENT

NOTICE. Ii hereby given to all persons inter-
" rst"'i in the estate OF Frederick Stuenkel,
deceased, that the undersigned administrator
with viii annexed. viii apply Ia make Il final SET
element of sud estate ut the February
form, lSSS. OF the Probate court Of Lafayette
county, Missouri, 10 be begun and held at thr
probate court room, IN The city 81 Lexington
ON the srroud Monday in February. lsSS
d2Ilr DltDHiGII l.. FRERkING,
hlmInIEfrnInr iNill m,tIl n.nnA.I
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NOIIti. ~ hereby E.ven to All persons inter-
" rste'l IN The estate ri VIM. Z. aiayf-ld
deceased, that the Undersigned, puhltC
administrator, will apply To make II lGaI
al snid estate at tue February Term.
1883. vi The Probate court Of Lafayette county
Missouri, Ia lie begun aud held az the Probate
court room. in the city Of Lexington, on III,
second Monday in February, 1855.
10. A.. WILSON,
Ian,l5 Public Almlniafrafnr
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FINAL ENT.

NOTICE f. nerruy given 20 MI persons inter
~ cstcd ia the estate Of OiIbrr e.. Gam,
Il, ceased, that the undersigned, executors.
viii apply to make u fndl settlement OF suid
estate at the February term, 1855, of the probate
court OF laIiiI cite county. Missouri, TO he begun
and hrid nj the Probate court room, IN the city
Of Lexington. on the second Monday in
February Y. iSsS. BEN. r. GASN,
Il. >. GANN.
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yENAE ENT

NOTICE Il hereby given 10 all persons inter
~ est.d in The estate of ThOmls q. Graves,
deceatetl. tina. The undersigned administration
will apply 10 make Il dnai settlement of said
estate, ~ the February term, ISIS. of the Probate
court oil Lafayette counly, Missouri, to be begun
and held 1t the Probate court room, in the city
oil Lexington. on the second Monday in Febru-
ary, lsSs. JOHN T. ID
iau.tI a. IniLtrarnr
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FHNAL

NOTlCE - hereby given to ali prrsun, In
~ ;CIssIrI az The estate OF Susan Pa mrr.
t. rcasrj, iimt ihe undersigned executor
VIII apply /" make u i!Til settlement OF slIl
r=tsIr At the February L. IA. ISIS, oI The Probate
DpurI oI Lafayette rouuiy, .SaIurI, to he tie
gun nuI hclI II The probate count lUun IN tlr.
riIy Il LeNInatUn, ga the second Ai"n'tuy in
FrhruHry, 1855. VI CHAPMAN,
N kNarpsn.
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FINAL.

NOTICE Is hereby given To all persons intel
lNestcd IA IA" estate OF JOhu $. Rutherford.
iccug5ri, that IN" Undersigned, eXeculTiX, Will
apply to make II rnai settlement OF said estate.
al the February term, 1855, Of The Pro-
bat" court of Lafayette county, Missouri, To be
begun and held NJ the Probate court room. in the
aity o. I"NingiuE, ON Tia. second Monday In
Frbruar ) 1855.
PELiNA RUTHERFORD.
innIl5 ENpCutriN
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rsNAE Ss;TTIEMENT.

NOTICE IS hereby rivcn 10 all persons inter-
~ e~tcu ia the estate Of EiiZubctn ShIUyer.
lrc'd, that the Undersigned puJIIc administration
Nill apIriy to make IA hnai -eitlrmrui ui SAID
..tHtc. a. ~" F,bnHry. tom 1865, al tn" irubaic
'JuTI vi Lafayette county, Mi5-uuri, 10 Dc be
gun tu'' hvl! At the Probate curt room, M IN"
aItv 81 LrNIEgtUH, on the sc:und M"niaY IL
ttbuIy ,IaaS. 10. "A. WILSON.
iuE.f, Pubic Administrator.
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sJ,yaI EMF

NOTICE IL hereby gwen to all persons inter
= r,rri IN the estate OF James ; Plattenburg.
ir,.rased, that the undersigned, executor, VIII
aDuIy TO make Il llnal settlements of said estate al
he Fcbruary term, 1888, OF the Probate court oil
Lafayette county. Missouri, to be begun and
hrId pL the Probate court room. in the city
% Lexington, on the second Monday in Februa-
~, 1853. JOHN q. PLA1TENBUR|,
;,r-.E txp.utpr
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FINAL, SETTLEMEN T.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen TO all persons Inter.
~ rEted in the estate of Lurktn Ferguson.
deceased, that the Undersigned, public admin
%IstIatuT, will apply To make tt nnal settle
ment o. sad csIat" at the February term. 1888
Of The Probate cOurI OI Lafayette county, Mis-
'Ourl, t. ne begun und held vt the probate court
room, ii Tia" city OF Lexington, gu the second
Monday n February 1885
10. y WILSON,
janIi5 Public Administrator.
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ADwsNssTRAruu,s Ns,T,CE,

EtEFltS at administration on the eat.lr OF
81 " N LaLulcrdIlr, 'tc"r.rtl. w,Tr granted
to he Uu'I"f-IpnCl On The - Il dIy ~ Drcrunlrr,
!cS,, ny Tue probate court OF L.!.j cite county,
Missouri.
All rr6uns having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit them tU me Tor allowance
within one year after thr date al tins notice, or
they may be prccluded from any nenclt of such
estate; and II guch claims be not exhibited
within two years ihCv Will be forever barred.
iO!I. j. BlLIISGHAM
lr,2 If umtuistratnr
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FINAL sETTLEMENT.

~ e5trd In the estate of Richard NJ. Morrison.
deceased, that the undersigned administrative
wIII apply to make II final settlement of said
eGtnte. at February term. lSSS. of the Probate
court OF Lafayette county. Missouri, to be be-
gun and held 1t fhs Probate court room, in
the city OF Lexington. ON the second Monday
IN February. 1888. 81. X. MORRISON,
IanTt, lun,ptZtrat.t
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MCCAUSL AND'S
new YEARS GREETING, 1888!
TO ON. MANY Customers 0nd FRIENDS

We wish you a happy and joyous New Year. "May you live long and
prosuerr You have treated us right royalty in The past, aud we are under
lasting obligations to you for your kind favurs. We bcspcak your renewed
to merit a continuation of your valued patronage. AT the. beginning Of this
which we ask your special attention. We offer in this sale a great many goods
of RARE VALUE at such extremely low prices, as to excite your wonder.
You will not only benefit yourselves by buying these goods at these prices, but
o greatly aid us, in giving usr ready money to purchase n spanking new and
elegant stock for the spring mt summer trade.
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NOTICE IA hereby gwen TO all persons. inter
~ "stri In the estate Of Emil basstr' decehs-
Ell, that the undersigned, public administrator
will apply 10 make II final settlement OF SAID
estate at the February term, 1855, OF the FRO
bate Court OF Lafayette county, missouri, 10 be
begun aud held at the Probate court room, III
the city OF Lexington, Mo, on the second
Monday III February. 1885.
JO a. WILSON,
HMM HnhliH AlrnIn InLfatOr.
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NOTICE II hereby gwen to all persons ihter-
~ "sfcl IN the c4taIc OF l. kuppie " Co,
aarinrrship, that the undersigned, public
iiuInIorriItnr, will apply to make II final set
lrincn; Of s"II estate, at the February term,
i>sb. al the probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri. to bc begun and hrli at the Probate
'uuIt room IN 10" city Of Lexington, ON tile
srrOnd Monday ~ f., bruury, 1858
30 i. WILSON,
llHI.. pubIh. Administrator
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FiTAL SET".a.E3NsENT.

NOTICE Ia hereby gwen to ali pcrsons in'er-
" rsiyd ia the rBiIlr oil william l.. Smiley.
licensed, that thr audcr5igDri, executor.
VIII amply 10 make u Hnal settlement al p III
r-'"tr. al the February term, lSn-, 81 tue FRO
bat" court Oi Lafayette county. Missouri. 10 br
begun aud hriti at the Probate CnuIt roOmr IN
the city 81 Lexington, on the second Monday
in February. loSS.
GEO. 4. CliAMBLIN.
It,rIE EXprutDT.
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FINAL sETTLEME NT.

NOTICE - hereby gwen to all persons inter-
~ ested in the estate of John A. Mitchell.
deceased, that the Undersigned, cNecutrix,
will apply to make II tinal settlement of SAID
estate at the February term, 1855, OF the Probate
court oil Lafayette county, Missouri, to be be-
gun and ht ld ut the probate court room in III,
city of Lexington, on the second Monday IL
February, 1883. n. LEONA MITCH LL,
IduT Exrcutrix.
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/ EHrIctsS 81 hin!lc ]isIruIirn GA the estate OF
IL iiUrTlsUu f.thrI>mdu. dr'"Hsg |, we've grant
ell 10 The Undersigned "u the Iih lay OF janun y,
iHSS, 10y the Probate court 81 Lafayette coin
~. MI-suurI.
81 pers"ns having claims against aid ostals
tr required 20 exhibit them tor allowance 10
-, ndniinistir turs. Sllhiu one year after III.
'ialr Of AM letters, ~ IL-N may Ice prSClulcd
irnia any benefit OF sa'G estate. and 1t such
clalIus To not exhibited within two Ncarn from
tn" dat 81 "Iu' litter, tn wIil I've forever
barred
Ibis a. ,!aV al January. I->s
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THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY

thE0 IOSS SLD
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tae Mustang Iiniment Is found in Its universal
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ihc !.GmSsrmnn needs II In case OF acciden-
The Housewife needs 1t for generalfOmiy use.
Thc Cunaler needg It for his teams and hi mes.
bench.
Tho Miner needs II I'm case of emergency.
Che rionce l. Hceisit -cant get along without t.
The Farmer needs IL In his house. his stable,
ind his stock yard.
The teRmbon man or the BoRtmnn needs
It In liberal supply anoRt and ashore.
yEo Horsc-IancIer needs it-It 70 his hes,
friend and safest reliance.
The StOciS-VroTYcr needs Hit will save nim
thousands OF dollars and a world OF trouble.
The Railroad nun needs Il and win need II 80
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The BackwOodsmnn needs II. There 10 MOTH
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NFutGEN-,1 \ i.n~> nGr Attic G. 10. es,
~ las wife hN llflr t,bfain deed ct Iru-t,
dated iht Il H'N at h,i"utt, i>-., amt recorded
IA ~" Ollie, 81 the recorder ui az eide Tor ntay-
tlit c'tiu'E, Nj sUWlI. ia t,,,l BOOK Eo u nj
Iajg" '-", r"uN rNr Ell To the uusi, rriNurt trustee.
ia" i','""inr ""-"TIh'l real y-iHiv. siIuutc IN
H." '"ittiN OF Iulay cite. IA the state OF Mtssou-
"a, i"-wli The west EaiG al ~. n0rIhwrhl
EIni'rr 81 section hiir' u lIJJ Hl-u iM, rIphI-oT-
Wy az II siIIp iuccn trj Irrt " lie. Oh oI the
-n'-'H "!rI 81 ihr eat E'li 1T the n .rIhwrst
ILtr'"t "i ra'l ~,ctIun l.ru U5D. -arI right
".." ~ tn r'N'Ti - nIul east hi I at he north.
W. quarter ~ li"' cNrr q county roati i on, u, 4
''"' "'ni tHF part al the sand west hali oi the
".'lH' "-i qIint'vr. All IA iuNnHhtp tnr,y-nmr
.'Hs. "i IAu3 e twenty live (t5l, combining riu Inv
l'"l antc' nnir az l,>s. Mhtrh iced of trust
""7 mtiv /" strnIr in ptS Iurul It four certain
if' inlH'nrE rpits, III sand deed described. to-
E'llhl with Tie interest on same: and. whereas.
'''h"I M been made m the payment al the
IA. Nv" or aHli notes, VIII u the .ninp became
hht ana lL'nhlr: now. therefore, ~ accord
a",' WIN III" provisions 81 said deed OF trust
."'i ~ i!'n request ~ the i"gHl holder OF said
last i%" nntr-. | Wll proceed Ia tol the ibavr
''~'Iihrti real estate al public aur' ion, Ia the
il-h''i ~ 'i'r tor cash IA han,I. at To-, court
house door, IN the city OF Lexington, Iaia,cttc
county Mo, ca
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n~Eg, 4 10 CONy0 aCruns.

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joins =. >rESt III,
iru.ft Admin. -nNto,n
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I4S ACRES FOR SALE.

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GOOD LOG HOUSES OF two rooms rnch; G0oh
SBoke-hJuse, u StHEie. Well, &c. More land.
u Joining. can lie bought II desired. ono hun
drei acres in cultivation, balance In blue graz
aud timber. This 10 Il bargain worth looking
tor Terms Ia auit Inquire ut this uiic% a.
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Ollie 4. Peacock und Winfield ).
Peacock, her husband, and Dora
VI. ~FItZggrel
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final SETTa.EME NT.

jan7i5
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7-Returns from: the in.
terror of the state are coming in very slowly,
but enough Is known TO make the state safe
for Cleveland in the electoral college. His
plurality four years ago was SO 900, and IL
will be not less than 20, 600 this time. His do
feat in st. Louis is due to the fight of por-
ton of the local Democracy on the city ticket,
and against the head of the state ticket.
Mayor Francis is beaten for governor
by Kimball, Republican, in this city by TO-
900 votes, and the balance of the whole Re-
publican ticket is elected by 1900 to 5000.
The Republicans gain two congressman in
the city, in the Eighth and the Ninth dis
tricts. In the Fifth the indications favor the
Democratic candidate The Springfield dis.
trict has gone Republican, Wade being re-
elected by reduced majority.
The following are the congressman elected:
First dstrict-William ii. Hatch, D.; 2.
Charles II. Mansur, 20. Alex NJ Dockery,
D.; 4. James N. Burncs, D.; 5. John c..
Tarsney, d.. .. John T. Heard, D.; Z. Rich.
ard II. Norton, D.; s. John J. O'Neil, D.. O..
George A. Castleman, d.; 10. Martin L.
Clardy, D.; IL. Richard p Bland, D.; IL.
William J. Stone, d.. ID. William H. Wade,
r.; IA James p. Walker, ID.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
VIRGINIA.

HARRIsoNBuRG, Nov. 7-Official: Har-
rison, 49S; Cleveland, $50; Republican gain
over 1884, 80. For congress; Roller, r., sos;
o'Ferrell, d., $50.
LYNcHBURc, Nov. 5.-Cleveland, 2,053;
Harrison, 1,s96; Democratic majority, 25a
Democratic gains reported from all sur
rounding counties
Henry county gives a Republican majority
of 600, gain of $50 over Blaine in 1884.
CHArLoTTEvILLE, Va, Nov. 7.--Returns
from eighteen precincts in this county, in
cluding the city of Charlottesville. show a
Democratic majority of 72A The six pre-
cincts yet TO hear from gave Blaine, in 1881,
majority of ll5. If the ratio of Democratic
gain holds good in these precincts this coun-
u viii give Cleveland and 0'Ferrell a ma
jority of $50, a net Democratic gain of 500
over the vote OF 1884.
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. Fifty counties
and all the cities in Virginia show Republi-
can gains Of 1900 Should the Democrats
lose proportionately in the parts of the state
yet to be heard from they win win by bare
majority only. The Democrats have prob
ably elected congressman in the Third,
Fourth. Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
districts The Republicans haye carried the
Second, and the First and the Fifth are
doubtful
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IN NJ. Estee,
chairman Of the Republican national con-
vention which nominated Harrison for presi-
dent, says the state has gone Republican by
from 5000 to $4,000 He bases this state
ment on unofficial returns from the chairmen
Of the different county committees through
out the state
The Examiner says that Cleveland's vote
is strong and reassuring in all sections. 1.-THE
state seems his. Decreased Republican ma
iorities down south. In Sacramento there
are more Democrats than ever before. San
Francisco gives big Democratic majority
and we believe that California has gone Dem
ocratic. Returns are slow and meager from
the interior, but indicate large Democratic
gains"
The Chronicle Rep,) says; Returns re-
ceived up to 3 o'clock this morning show that
the interior has been carried by the Republi-
cans by handsome majority and the victory
in the state is complete. Harrison's plurality
is placed at 10000 to 1900 in the interior"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
CONNECTICUT.

Connecticut gives Cleveland, for president,
plurality of A29, with two towns to hear
from, which will reduce it to about 365.
Morris, D.. beats Buckley, r., for COVER
nor by 1900, with three towns to hear from.
Buckley win be elected by Republican
legislature.
The following named are elected to con-
gress:
First district, w. Z. Simonds, r., by S9S
plurality. Second, w. F. Wilcox, D., 953
plurality. Third, Charles A. Russell, r., GO
plurality. Fourth, Frederick Mills, r., five
plurality with two towns to hear from which
win make his plurality about 100
The Republicans gain one congressman.
Both houses Of the legislature are Republic
can, insuring the election of a Republican
state ticket The latest calculations give the
Republicans seventeen senators and the DEM
ocrats seven. This is Republican gain of
four. The Republicans also gain in the house
over last year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08

BosToS, Nov T. Returns from all but ten
towns in this state give Harrison 1S0, 95S;
Cleveland, lJ0, 224; Fisk, s,534.
The vote for governor is: Ames, 17Ss24S;
Russell, 15i.I71; Earle, 9,0j9. Republican
plurality, 27077.
The senate viii probably stand 80 Republic
cans and Z Democrats gain Of three Re
publicans.
Returns from the Second, Seventh, Eighth
and Ninth congressional districts are not yet
complete, although sufficiently so to show
the election of the Republican candidate in
each district. The results in the other dis
tricts are as follows:
First district, Charles s. Randall, R., H..
763; Delano Cummins, D., $3.50; Miller,
r., no Third. John F. Andrew, D., 6,30S;
Beard, r., l4,7l4; Shugg, p, 273. Fourth,
Joseph II. O'Neil, d., 1l743: Morrison,
r., CIR; Whitcomb, r., 1s5. Filth,
Nathaniel r. Banks, R., 1887; Higgin-
son, d., 1886: Kendall, p, 375. Sixth,
Henry Cabot Lodge, r.. 1855; Usher,
d., l4,272; Crossman, p, $50. Tenth. II.
Walker, r., 1889: Sales, D., 1915; Allen,
r., 14s. Eleventh-Rodney Wallace, r..
1859; Skinner, d., II, l25; Cowell, p, 1,Oo6.
Twelfth-Francis w. Rockwell, R., 14,SiG;
Ely, d., l., $50; Cutler, p, 99s.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. chairman Cap
pellar, of the Republican state committee,
states that he has heard from less than one.
third of the state, but estimates that Harri.
sons plurality will be 5000 or more. He says
the Republicans will elect congressman in all
the districts which they now hold, except,
probably, in the Tenth, where Romeis' defeat
is possible. They will, he claims, gain con.
gresham in the Seventh and one in the
Twenty first, giving them a net gain of one,
and making the congressional delegation in
the lower house from Ohio stand Republi'
cans Is, Democrats ). The Democratic com.
mittee has no estimate TO give out.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Tho vote in Cincin.
natl complete, unofficial, shows a majority
for Harrison of 3, 126.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. Cen. Harrison has
carried the state by at least 700 majority.
Fifer has been chosen governor by ma,
jority not far from 10000
In Cook county the vote on governor il
close, and it is probable the majority either
way, when figured out, will be small.
Gen. Post is reelected In the Peoria dis
trict, and Congressman Guest is surely safe
in the Rock Island district by a comfortable
majority. Jehu Baker will succeed himself
in the Eighteenth, while Adams, in the
Fourth district, is saved through the grace OF
his friends in the country towns. Abner Tay
lor is elected by a large majority. Franz
Lawler scrapes through, and the Hon. w. E
Mason is reelected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
NEW JERSEY.

The returns from every precinct in Hud-
son county excepting those Of the Tenth DIS
trict, are complete The total vote polled
was more than ~, 600 In Jersey City it was
%, 500, an increase of 7,7S7 over 1887. The
vote for Cleveland in the nine districts was
o. 40l; for Harrison, 17,477.
The plurality OF 6925 will be increased by
the Tenth TO 1900, which fairly represents
the plurality of the state. Congressman
McAdoo fell over 1000 behind his ticket. In
the nine districts his vote was %, 1S6 TO IS 1893
cast for Collins, majority of 4,7SS Nine OF
tho ten assemblymen are Democratic.
The state senate win consist OF eleven Re
publicans and ten Democrats, so repeal OF
the high license law is impracticabe. On
joint ballot the legislature will be largely
Democratic, however, and either McPher-
son or Albeit viii be the next United States
senator.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 6.-Reports from al
the wards in town show falling off in tn,
vote as compared with that of 1884 and Sep
TENDER, 1888 Harrison carries Pulaski
county by small majority. Judge NJ. w
Benjamin, r., who, with detective, went
to Morriston, Ark, on the night before cleo
ton, was mobbed. Benjamin was slightly
wounded in the head.
The following congressman were elected
First district--W. II. Cate, d.. =. Clifton r
Breckenridge, D.; 5. Thomas c. McRae, ID.
4. John H. Rogers, D.; s. Samuel w
Peel d.