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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17
Found Alter Many Years.

Tho coming removal OF that ancient instt
tuition, the Boatmenis Savings bank, from
Second street. TO the hum and traf1c Of Wash
ington avenue, just west Of the big bridges
mouth, has awakened reco1ectioos OF the
early finances Of St Louis and the time when
its banks were few tn number. Abiding TO
the changes wrought In local architecture
and in local institutions, than which no more
striking may be noted than this saIne classic
pile the Boatzuenb directors are about to
rear, Thsophile Papin, the real estate agent,
remarked rernini,cently: 1T was some years
ago that man entered the bank on Second
street with q somewhat dHBdens air, and
looked inGuiriagiy about him, as ons not
quite positive Of his bearings Be scrutin-
led the building closely, looked about tho
interior, and presently found his way to tbs
cashiers desk
There used 20 Be q bank here IN the old
times be said. called the Bos.msn's Saving
institution supposs Il IL dad long ago;
this bank, Of course. hAs nothing 70 do with
it9
"Is Is the same bank, replied the icasha@,
only tie pane Is a little changed'
"'Ahf exclaimed the Stranger WITH M
prise Well, when The old i-sezrutaDn started
/ WIS ooe Of the first subscribers, but only
put In sloo I reckon, after 80 many ups
and downs, that NUS: have bssn wiped out
long agof
"'who ere your the cashier asksd, and
what u your narner
my nane u JeAer,1-
Il 'ThonAs Je6ss3esf cried the cashier.
eyes. they cAllsd me Tom shen-
~sWbere havs yoo besu, NJ. Js0sries.
these Ioru years. and why haveat you writ
ten nks
I'm Califoruy, and q course tbocshs
:ce 500 vas q dad duck, sod tts oRly Jour
Egr that called r1e u now
"'Wsll, Mr.. Je1ersn. II yoa hsve hsec
die,' mid the os4hs1, taking down &nd
opening . great folio, your eloo hAs mo- 7.
hers II In Your check On tEa bAz.k today -
good for 81 SIS Yoo have only 20 ga sonac
one To prove yor identify and Ne VIZ BAy il
sv~<'r-Ss LouN Pa2-DaspassA.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

L,OR SALE on EXCHANGE Property east west
Il north and south farms from 10 ey TO 10
100 acres improved and unimpToved city properly
In almost every town Ia Kansas and kl-o Ia Illinois
II you have anything 10 sell or trade call and
me, once hours from 10 - a. IA. and 70 , u.
room Il Getto block A !. Edgcwoftb. ~ u.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17
ARTICLES,
New York Produce

BUTTER-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-Steady and unchanged
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17
FOB REgT-NIsCELLAyEoua

Lsos EEsT-ssst eeo>sL vita p~r>~ez Lsss a.
j rsEELsf<szA = tss s~tgvs<a- 80 ~ -
sssosst1- AS5ly ~ of.ee. ss- NJ. $1,000 eos.g >
tszsssEa. 49,. ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17
FOR TRADE

F[NO TRADE-5B acrcs land well iuprGrsd ~
Il acres In wheat, all fenced and cross fsnced sd
Joining the town OF Conway springs Will trade
for anincumbercd gnimproVei Inside wichita
property. Address william speer Winfield, "a
J'OR TRADE new and second hand ssxgiss
Il pha~tons. Carriage. and wagons
ten horse power boiler and engine
t2OD worth Of agricultural I'm pism.nts consisting
OF pl0ws ccsn planters. Flying putchIa2E. etc
2 IRE proof safss.
Mdeisery wagons. al kinds
entire grocery Stocks. also part Of stock
stock dry goods.
Fifty thousand acres western land
lot oface fixtures al dsscri yfions.
Also land Ia Illinois. Missouri. Arssnxas AMI
Texas.
All property listed with Will receive pror1pt
attention at the United states Trading Co. Ag. As
and ~ .oFth Main ct formerly Main Street Thes-
building, " lcliLs. Kan. dfzf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17
FOR EXCHANGE

L>OR ExCHAsGE-Cls.r lot on west SIDE. worth
II 80. for a secondhand buggy a .. Nelson. rs
y. Markst. dis1-ss
I,OR ExCHA sGE-Two clear lots near sA;ch
II factory 70, piano worth as. a. = Seison. as
~ Msrkai dls.e-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-" ANTED-Electric goods Of ali kinds on tria /
w free of cost. Electric belts, throat pads soes
for cold feet. have had twenty years experience,
with the wonderful power OF electricity 10 ward OF
disease. Consultation free. There are many dis
eases drugs have no effect electricity Is magic
DR.. &. Tuckett, Sl2 Lawrence ave. dlo,-Ct
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17

IcoR SALE-One PAIR Of nitro gears mcrsse esar
4 Is ~ diameter ~ face. pinion - 1.smetes
g and teeth: will sell cheap never been gsss eos-
Ss5wll sell Tor 10 cash II taken soon S1., 80
Eagle once DIN M
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17
eT0EAGE

c1osA0B-v-s Eers<sos1 ss>es - n.s-xeasfns
= bsIsf se isa~a ~ pea ks~s Asy fss<s - ssss
s-.sx iSss - o. vs<xsss sts<aes Co. Sc "A s~s
ls-x-AA ave -
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17

risck abssrze.s fo< sale y; ibis osses
Afsrrsr.a rg.nsesa 20 os5er. Orders by
raj, p.osn pity attended Co Accre~s ia
wichita KAe.x. vsrAss~. kAa 5S<s
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17

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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17

Al notices Of Employment or situations Wanted
WIN Be charged for 1t the rate Of ve cenu Per line
per week no notice for lsD than 3 centA
An For Sales or other business notices WIN be
charged for .; the rate OF &c Per line PER week.
no business notice taken for laas than 50 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17

JOHN W. ADAMS G. W. c. JONES. GEO. W. ADAMS
: ADAMS, JONES & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law Ofics first stairway east Of
Wichita National Bank. LIZ
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17

Irnior nanot Oak street w. D. MURDOCH,
+. NJ. HILL. Freight 81 Pass. ast'' ~ ~ -'lN'iAi'
Supt cor ith and Douglas
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17

V~uz AfE-AcaA< ss<c3s. ssssr kAszS srf-s,-1 80
II ssoxs elarx sscss z 80 Eefe ocoas az ssfsl
f.-rs - ss~rv ia Esa srcsrs grorz SssJ a<tssc
e "a Cal G. o. <aAsuss 10 Nzc2<-A LAsEn ~
"a kas- - =
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-17

U A<TTD-sss&-e~ss -sssss ~ n< ssss. Aay
w * zeal z1sA ssfAoss F1<s--. t->ees $500
vssss = Nss-zA Tgssss sss Ia
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-14
The RebulIc Administered.
Statewide LAndrsars.

A great many ot Ofour people have
sui posed that the Republican mama
gers in this State were scoundrels but
nobody supposed until this campaign
that they were stark tools. The fact
is, that judged by their actions lhei
d, MT know enough to come in out OF
tue rain. The fellow Eaves, the chair.
man of their State executive commit
tee, not only Issued last week lot OF
circulars which inhamed the Demo-
Gratis, but Radical asses in Charlotte
and elsewhere secured the appoint
ment by Judge Dick Of = number oI
nugro supervisors Of election, and ihi.
was he straw that broke the camel''
back. TIE white people Of the state
rose in their wrath, Tuesday, and ad
ministered q rebuke, the meaning o
WHICH even q fool eau comprehend
Will the Radical politicians nevel
learn anything ab'ut the temper o
our people1
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Smiles.

II Job were alive now he whould
probably change it to: 'Oh, that
mine enemy had written a letter"
Syracuse Herald.
The women who gets hut one liter
II year always reads it on thu street.
-AtchisOu (Rm } Globe.
Mr.. Clumsy What do you think
Of my ridIng?" Teacher-"You
haven't got any talent for riding,
bnt il you insist on trying to ri'le. you
ought TO practice falling off without
getting hurt Teas Siftings.
Which is the longest word in the
English language? "Smiles" because
here's mile between the first aud
last letters. Christian Register. The
Register has probably foi gotten the
word beIeagured. There is three
miles III a league.-New York o.
server.
"OId man, you are no. looking very
happy this morning."
:Nn; the TACT Is my new Dady Is
cOniounde'lly cross, and I'm loosing
ground"
"Yes, but remember the promise,
No crJss-nO crown.
"Well, the crown business may be
all right; but I assure you no cross
would mean considerable more sleep
to me these nights, and I don't know
that a crown would fiji me very well,
anyhow."-DetrOn Journal.
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Scaled bills will he received for the
sale of $50 usI1 Of Durham, \. c., coun.
ty bonds until saturday, September -,
1883, it u o'cioc m, privilege being
reseyrd TO reject any and all bids
Bids v II be received for q part or the
wIriIe AZ pusehascrs may 4. sire.
These bonds are Issued by virtue OF
authority vested In the Bsard Of Com.
issionera pursuant 10 an election b III
on fhe 18th day u July, iss6, and In &C.
coFdance with sections 1906, isas. 1899
and goo oI the Code Of the Staio of North
carolina. They are In denominations o.
81 ,OO0 each, lvaring 9 per cent Interest,
as evidences by COUPONS payable semi.
annually. In April and octobcr. at the
Office II The Mercantile Trust Company, o.
Baltimore. lated January let lssI, aud
pay biz twsnty years after daie.
Fray int ~ INF rmasiun l 'css the
tnL = gned PETITE j. OILY, Pres.
don |. nshLutg 4 Du,ham llailruad,
Lynoiburg, Va K /.
Bids shullI he a dressed n slave aud
marked 'aalsd bid tn the outside d ha
envelope sfpt "
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NO 20
HOW 1T LOOKS AT WASH
4. 5..5 INGTON.
HarrisOn's Election Conceded
He Carries All the Blaine
r. States and New York.


WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 7.-5 P.
M.--At this hour a res IN G of the re-
turns received from all sections of the
country elect Harri, on President He
carries every State that Blaine carried
in 1884, and in addition New York
State Upon this State at this hour
the election hinges and there Is no
material change in the returns. About
half Of the State has been heard from.
These returns indicate abOnt 1000
plurality for Harrison. The Repub-
lican Committee claims between six
and eight thousand, while Chairman
Brice, IN a private dispatch received
at 4 p. m, says: State is close, and it
will require the official count to de.
termine the result.
All of the afternoon New York
papers conceded that Harrison has
carried New York St tie AMI the
World gives it up. No Southern
State votes d differently from what it
did in 1884, and of the sO-call~d
doubtful States Cleveland carries
New Jersey AMI Conn cticut. In
diana is close, ami is not likely, from
returns in hand, TO give j00plurality
either way. California Is certainly
Republican; 50 also is Michigan.
fne Republican majority in Ohio is
co: siderably reduced, as is the Dem.
ucrAtia majority in Virginia. which is
place / a. 5000. The next House Of
Representatives is prob bly, Demo.
cratic by a reduc, d IN jprity. Hill Is
elected Governor of New York by
about 3 1000 plurality, aud Grant, the
fanmany candidate, Mayor of New
York City. Speaker Carlisle in
Kentucky, Congressman Mills in
Texas, and Congressman Randall in
Philadelphia, have all been reelected
by increased maJorities, the latter
having no opposition.
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Our New Governor.

Judge Fowle returned tO his home
in this city last night after addressing
a crowd OF over 800 people tester
day at Carthage. His canvass has
been one of the most brilliant aud ef.
fec i've in the history OF the State.
Entering the campaign with the issue
doubtful, he has wrought INST ads
mirably, and to>day we have the as
surance of Democratic triumph by q
large majority. lie has indeed la
bored faithfully and efficiently. High.
Iy distinguished before, he has won
fresh laureis. He is fully deserving
Of the victory that will be his to day
and Of the exalted honor in which the
people everywhere hold him.
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The Coalition In Craven.

The Coalition ticket in this cunt,
Is again defeaten, and this will, We
suppose, put an end 10 all efforts TO
secure such representation 10 the
General Assembly as will prove bene
fetal 10 the cOunty. The Republi.
cans did not keep the faith as well as
they did two years ago. On the night
before the election the most bitter
partisan speeches were made and the
preiudices ofthe negro srOused, which
told at the polls the next day.
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Dr. Herndon Yindicated.

EDTToRs DURHAM REcoRDER:--
We notice an article in your paper
paper taken from the Raleigh Signdl
ueaded DIR, Herndoa Off his base,
which was a base Misrepresentation
nf the truth in every paragraph. Dr..
Herndon being 1T NJ. P"llard's on
business aud hearing the character Of
a high toned. christian gentleman,
who is candidate in Wake county,
grossly assailed In his absence in a
manly way came 70 his support, aud
before taking bis seat made q few
convincing remarks relative to the
tariff ques ion. which, by the speakers
Of the day, had been presented in
false culots, but did not slander Dur
ham or any individual, but stated
that labor was as we'll paid in Dur,
ham as auywhere.
A. =. POLLARD.
i'll ADAMS .JR.,
W. W. HALEY,
p. @. MoRISg.
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ORANGE


sENrA FE, n. NJ, Nov. s-A re.
port from yelena county IS there
was trouble between the Republican
aud Democratic judges ,f election al
San Rafsel Tuesday over an attempt
by the former TO secure the poll
books. T. Provencher, one Of the
Judges and an old citizen, was shot
through the heart and instantly killed
by the attacking party. The murder
or escaped 10 the mountains.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Additional Returns From Some
OF the Counties.

=s CHATHAM.
With two precincts 70 hear from
that will gain about SO Republican
majority, tie maiorities in Chatham
county are for Cleveland 622; Fowlc
60s, Bum, 62l. The Democratic
Legislature aid county tickets were
elected from 500 70 l,l00.
JOHNSTON.
Official returns elect Ellington
sheriff over Fuller, Ind, by seyens
teen msj"rity.
t. s# GRAHAM COUNTY.
RubbinsviIle precinct gives Fowle
PIG, Dockery ~. Graham county
gives l53 Democratic majority.
Jackson COUNTY.
Jackson is Democratic BY 800 ma
Isrity. ~~t@. @s -
>. - STOKES ~
Stokes IL Democraucby $50. Dem.
ocratic Senator elected In Davie.
Yadkin IL Republican by Q.
- EDoRcoNBE. III.
EIgecombe has gone black with q
vengeance. Nash badly beaten. Kile
brew eI.ctcd over Cobb. Entire Re-
publican ticket elected by q large
m j,rity. @z--..-ss.....@.
ROCKINGHAM.
Rockingham county gives Demo
cratic majorities as follows: Cleye.
land 300, Fowle sl2. Morehead 2s2
Whole Democratic county tickel
elected except The treasurer, who il
beaten by an independent Demo
crat.
winion, Nov. 7.-Hertford count,
shows large Democratic gains owe
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Railway Progress ana Improve
ment.

The Richmond aud Danville Rail-
road Company is about TO construct
between its tracks water tanks Of mod
ern construction that will permit the
locomotives to draw up water without
stopping, thus offering u material
saving Of time. As the engine is run.
ming over the tank, the engineer
lowers a scoop into the tank and the
speed Of the train produces the pres
ure that forces the water through the
scoop into the tender. This will be
done preparatory to establishing solid
vestibule trains between New York
aud Atlanta.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
THE REPUBLICAN, NATION
ALCOMMITTEE CLAIM
NEW YORK.

New York. November Z. Ecea-
ing World extra says there 10 little
hope, though, Brice makes no con-
cessions. Says Harrison. will have
2l8, votes against l83 tor President
Cleveland. M xe
New York, November THE
EreaiRg Telegram says. Harrison's
plurality in the State is about 1900.
The Evening Sun places Il at 1000.
The Evening N.vs makes II 4.45l.
California is claimed for Clevelsnd,
and Illinois. The Democrats are
claiming Illinois. but says it has pro
badly a Republican plurality of2,.
900.
New York, November 1.-THE r.
publican National Committee make
the following statement to the public.
"ReDnblican National Headquarters.
Nov. TN: 8..~a'. .s...
To view Of the claim being prImul-
gated by tue Democratic National
Committee that they have carried the
State Of New York for rl, yeland, and
as they are sending kilograms TO their
lucal committees ail over he State
10 tna. eff ct. he Republican Ma.
lional Committee have sent out 10 the
cilaiJm IN Of each Republican county
committee Of the 5 ate, the following
telegram Although full returns from
e.ery county in the State show New
York safe for Harrison by upwards
of $4,000 plurality. the Democrats are
telegrsphing 10 theil county chair.
men. claiming the State and urging
them to pay attenti n to the returns.
See 10 il that the returns are thor
oGghly guarded until they are Off.
cially counted. Prevent frauds at all
Hazards. In case Of necessity employ
counsel. Notify US Of any tampering
With returns. Communicate with
your t,sn C 'mm ttee at once if nee.
essary BY special messenger.
M. s. QuAY, .
j. S. FAssETT.
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AM. NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY, NoVEMBER44 1888.

in the Seventh. The Republicans elect
Bergen 10 the First, Buchanan In the
Second, Beckwith ii the Fifth and
Lehback in the Sixth. The Legisla.
ture will be Democratic by close
vote. The Sonata stands Democrats
IL, Republicans IS. This is the first
time In ten years fnat the Democrats
have had the Senate. The lower house
is claimed by the Republicans 10 be
tie, but the Democrats say they have
a myiority. The closeness ofthe leg.
islature will make the contest for
United States Senator next winter nne
usually exciting. @ -
TENNESSEE. s4
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. .7.--With near
ly complete returns from the third
Congressional district, the Republic.
cans confidently believe that Evans,
Republican, is elected to Congress by
three or four hundred majority. Ths
Democrats, however, do not admit
Bates defeat. The excitement is in.
tense and business is virtually sus-
pended. Bull doing and intlmids-
lion Of colored men attempting to
vote the Democratic ticket in this
city by colored republicans was q
most bold and d:sgraceful proceeding
Men we're bodily carried away from
the polls. colored women taking q
conspicuous part. There was no seri
Gus disturbance, however.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. ]
CONCORD, Nov. 7.-Relurns in 1862
towns and cities give Harrison 3d.
S9s, Cleveland 28,342, scattering l,
056. The same places in '84 gave
Blaine 2S,734, Cleveland 1896,
scattering 1915. Republican net loss
75S.
.s VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 7-Great tx.
citemsnt prevails here to-day in
striking conti ass with the quiet situa>
iion Of yesterday. Cleveland has
carried the State by q reduced ma,
jority. The Democrats elect six Con.
gressmen, the Republicans one and
three are doubtful. y s Y
Danyille, Va, Nov. 7.-Lester,
Democrat, carries this district by
from FIVE to eight hundred majority
in Danville, and in Pittsylvania 76S.
Henry and Floyd counties 90 for the
Republican bv 500 majority. g.. =.
Stauuton, Va, Nov. 7.-Augus sta
county and city Of Stsunton give
Cleveland 1881. Tucker for Congress
S43. Returns from the district are
very meagre. The result is close,
both sides claiming BY small major.
ity. >..-.s.z.
LyncLburg, Nov. 7.-Bsdford
county goes Democratic by 1,l57 ma-
jority. Edmunds, Democratic, for
Congress in the sixth district is elect.
ed beyond q doubt and by q hand
some majority.
4 DELAWRE
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 7.-An
Every Evening bulletin says: Kent
county has gone Dem Icratic and the
Legislative ticket Is elected by l ,696
plurality. This insures the election
Of a Democratic Senator 70 succeed
|gm.,l.k..ww
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10 ADVERTISERS.

A list uf l0"0 newspapers divided
into STATES AND SECTIONS
will be sent - npplica' ion FREE
To Oh ~ Mo van, their advertise
ting 70 psy. VIC can oirrr ~ better
medium ii, thorough and ,iTsctive
work than the various sections OF our
srlfcL lpcal lit.
GEO n. HOWELL a. TO,
Newspaper Avert sing Bureau.
IN Spruce Street, New York.
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CONNECTTCU

Hartford, Conn Nov. 7.-Connec.
licat gives CLEVELAND q plurality Of
429 with two towns 10 hear from.
which wl,l reduce il 10 about $50
Morris [ Dem. beats Bnlkley (Rep }
for Governor 1900 with three towns
to hear from. Congressman elected; /;
fret district, w. 4. Simonds, Rep,
s23 plurality, gain; second distinct,
w. II. Wilcox Dem. y53 plurality (;
third, Charles A. Russull (Rep.) $40
plurality; fourth, Frederick Mills
(Rep.l i've plurality, with towns to
hear from winch will make il about
100 The General Assembly Is Re.
publican by about the same as last
year. &#s ~.
Hartford, Conn, Nov 7.-Later
State returns show the election OF
Congressman Edward w. Seym,ur
[ Democrat) In the fourth district. His
m. jnrity is 3es. The Congressman
arc thus equally devided-two each.
* l. IF OHIO.
Columbus, NV 7.-Chairman Ca.
peller claims this State by $4,000 for
Harrison aud Morton. The Demo.
cratic committee mikes no claim. but
still says the vote on the National
ticket u cluse. The Republicans gain
twot'ongressmen, Morey 10 the 9Th and
Burton 10 The 2lst, and lose Que, Ro
m,rs in the 10Th.
CALlFoRIA.
San Fmncisco Nov. 7.-Returns
through"t California are coming in
veiy sl,.wly and as there are no c.'m
pl.te city or county returns no basis
Of comparison with the vote Of 1884
IL possible. Tue Republican and
| Democratic state central committees
b III claim the STATE, the former by
| I, ON 1000 70 9,nbO. while the latter
clam 10 have q majority Of 1000 u
/ 1000. lnr rity ofSan Francisco has
ben carried by the Democrats The
Evening Post { Rep says Cleveland,
majority 10 the city will be 1000
| while the Democrats claim 5000 Il
1000 and that the RepnbIic .ns will
not come 70 the city with sufficient
| vote 70 overcome this.
i NEW JERSEY.
| Trenton. Nov Tue Democratic
plurality in New Jersey is now pn
down ii 5000. The Democrats olec
twoCop srtssG eisenhauer in thcThird
Isa.tav IN tkn Fnurth and McAdo,
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Nov. 7.-Michigan has
gone Republican by a plurality rang.
ing from 1900 10 $4,000 on the elec
toIal ticket. Luce (Rep) for Gov
ernnr, runs behind the rest Of the
ticket, but not more than 5000. He
lost in the large cities but gained in
the country where he did not have u
encounter the opposition oflhe hquur
men. 90 "a ~
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the election of 1884 as well as eau
be ascertained. Shaw and Abbott,
Democrats, for the Senate have two
hundred and twenty-five majority
and Anderson, Democrat, for the
House has about two hundred and
fifty. Daniels. Democrat, register Of
deeds, two hundred aud thirty. All
other Democratic officers elected.
This county has always been Repub.
lican.
ORANGE
Orange gives Cleveland 1872,
Harrison 500, Fowle 1900, Dock.
cry 1852. Democratic legislative
ticket over 800 majority.
MEcKLESBuRG.
Gains are recorded in every town.
ship. From the returns received
Last night, il 10 certain thst Mecklen'
burg has gone Democratic by 1850
This Is q gain Of four hundred vote;
over the vote Of Cleveland in 1884
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. Nov Tue Democratic
plurality in New Jersey 10 now put
down II 5,UOU. The Democrats olecl
twuC Cops srtssG Geisenhauer in thcThird,
Fowler IN the Fourth and McAdoO
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wlnion, Nov. 7.-Hertford county
shows large Democratic gains owe
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DELAWRE

Wilmington, Del, Nov. IAN
Every Evening bulletin says: Kent
county has gone Dem Icratic and the
Legislative ticket is elected by 1896
plurality. This insures the election
Of Democratic Senator 70 succeed
Salisbury. ..s..~. #. ~...
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoScoRD, Nov. 7.-Reiurns in 1852
towns and cities give Harrison 30.s
S9s, Cleveland 2S,342, scattering /,
056. The same places in '84 gave
Blaine 2S,734, Cleveland 25.935,
scattering 1915. Republican net loss
.758.