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New-York tribune., 1889-11-07

loriy The Legislative tickets in all Of these four
counties are solidly Republican. On the Easter
Shore Talbot surprised the Republicans by elect
ing the entire Democratic ticket as did every
other county in that section, excepting Somerset,
which stands by the Republicans and elects its
entire ticket. In Western Maryland Frederick
did not disappont the Republicans while Garrett
into which money had been poured by the Demo-
Gratis, is very close Aegany, for the first time
in four years, sends solid Republican delegation
to the Legislature. Frederick, the home Of L.
Victor Blughman, the Democratic candidate for
State Controller, turned against him and sends
three Republican delegates to the Legislature.
Washington County, by the good work of Senator
Stake, again appears in the Republican ranks
The worst blow to German is the defeat Of his
brotber-n-aw, Stephen Gambrill, for State Senate
by Charles L. Coffin, Republican, in Prince
Georges County.
The Democratic majority on the Stlte ticket
has been greatly reduced. The machine majority
in Baltimore city, Notwithstanding the
frauds of which the Reform League
have evidence fell off 1.274 from
that of two years ago, when even worse
frauds were perpetratcd in the Mayoralty election.
The total vote Of Baltimore City was: Davidson
Dom for Mayor, 40,025; Shaw rep and Ind.
DEM. 37,776; Eichelberger Pro-, 6l2. David
sons plurality is 3 81, agains L. trobe's plurality
in 1887 OF 4,425. The new CT, Councils stand:
First Branch, IL machine Democrats. Repub-
licans and l independent Democrat. Second
Branch 7 machine Democrats. Repub
licans and 1 independent Democrat. John X.
Cowen, the leader of the independents and the
Reform League, says that they have evidence OF
repeating in every ward in the city. and the Dem
ocratic majority in the Marsh Market district,
the toughest" section of the town, is twice what
il should he. Mr.. COwen states that by the help
of the INDEPENDENTS and Republicans elected in the
counties. together with such men Of independent
thought as Senator Writ, of Cecil, and others,
they will probably have sufficient voice IN the
coming Legislature to secure some oil the relorn's
desired
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
THE POLICE RETURNS NOT OFFICIAL.

A silly report that Police Commissioner Martin
and City Chamberlain Croker made disturbance
at Police Headquarters on Tuesday evening because
some election returns slow in arriving there. and
that the judiciary returns were held back for purposes
of manipulation, published yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Croker in company with Mr. Martin at
Headquarters yesterday and they both said there was
not the slightest foundation for such story. None
of the many reporters and policemen who saw the
Tammany leaders at Headquart RS on Tuesday n ght
could remember any disturbance. In fact there
none and there reason for any The rctlrns
which are sent 10 Police Headquarters do not elect
ANYBODY ana Il would be usc s. 10 manipulate them.
They merely TO tell the public in advance who
has been elected, as the oic al returns will be
vassed later at the City Hall
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
IN SENATOR GORMANS STATE.
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE GAINS.
LARGEST JOINT REPRESENTATION SINCE TIL

LARGEST JOINT REPRESENTATION SINCE THE
wAR-FIGURES IN BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, Nov. 6 Specal.-Returns to-day
from the counties of Maryland show that the Re
publicans have made large gains in the Legsla-
ture. They will have the largest representation
in the next State Assembly since the War. For
the first time in twenty years the Baltimore City
Democratic delegation has been split, the Repub-
licans electing the six members from the lid
Legislative District. which is a part Of the lVth
Congressional District. The last House OF Dele
gates consisted of seventy-one Democrats and
twenty Republicans. The next house will be made
mp Of hfty-nine Democrats and thirty-one Repub-
licans. with one seat doubtful. The Republicans
have also increased their representation in the
Senate from four To eight
In Southern Maryland the Republicans did
splenddy Prince Georges. the home OF Barnes
Compton one OF the State Democratic bosses,
elects the entire Republican ticket Charles sends
a Republican TO succeed Senator Edelin, and St
Mary's offers a Republican in place OF Senator
Cotton: Calvert falls into line with good ma
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
rssrx couNTY,s FREEHoLDERs.

In Essex County the Democrats elect Dusenbeny
for Surrogate by 1858 over Schuyler Jackson Wep1
and Dr. Ticsler for Director at Large SO over Van
Giesen RepJ Abbetts plurality IN Newark Is l'o2o'
being about 700 the plurality Of Haynes DemJ o
Mayor IN the charter election. BY geriymandcr OF
tbo districts 90 976 Democrats elect Assembly
men, and 81 99s Republicans elect three Assemblymen
As the County Board of Freehoders Is elected b.
Assembly districts. the representation IN the Boar Is
of the same grossly partisan character. The now
Board, to organize on December l. Will stand as
follows First Ward, +. McGunncss (Dem): second
Potter NJ Mullen Dem1 Third. Elias II. Carhuf RcpJ :
rou,th Solomon DcJonge (Dem.: Fifth. John scan
Ian (Dem) sixth, Thomas W. knscy (kepJ, SeEen'h. %
Owen Cahll (DemJ Eighth Cornelius Leary tDcmJ :
Tintb WillIam f. Lamb (Deml Tenth. James Peck
iRen 1-Seyen Democrats and three Republicans
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board of Aldermen is composed of twenty
six members. including the president. who Is
entitled to vote on every question which comes
hefore IT, The other twenty-five members repre-
sent the twenty-three Assembly districts and the
rwenty.third and Twenty-fourth wards of the
!. Annexed District The Board of 1889 con-
tained fifteen Tammany members, including tho
president; seven Republicans and four County
bemocrats-a majority of four votes for Iammany.
In the Board elected on Tuesday the Wigwam
strength will be largely increased. Iammany
Hall will control twenty votes, including Pres-
dent Arnold's, while the Republicans and County
Democrats will have but three Aldermen each'
a total opposition of six, or a majority for Tam
many of fourteen. The Republicans have lost the the
vlIIth Xth, XIIIth and X1Xth Districts and H tne
Twenty-third Ward. but have gained the Ast1
District from Tammany. The latter has g'l1eu
all the districts lost by tho Republicans, and also
the XXIId, from which County Democrat wa: was
elected last year Aldermen Gregory ana MOTIFS
Republicans were reelected in the with ana
XIth Districts the candidates OF i1mmmnS nnrmn
and the County Democracy combined aIuerlllen
Oakley and TAFT. the reelected County Democrats
from the lid and XIIth Districts, succeedea WIN m
the aid of the Republican Endorsement Inc do'-
lowing members win compose the Board OF loso'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
THE RESULT IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

Patrick j. Gleason has ben reelected Mayor of
Long Island City, over Frederick W. Bcckwenn, by 333
majority. In addition TO tho Mayor the following
city officers elected
SupervisOr-Willlam Smith Rep.)
Jusdces-L. y. Manley (RepJ stephen T. Kavanagh
(Dem)
overseer of the POOr-Edwan Flanagan (Geasonl
Consable-Edwarl Fitzpatrick (Gleason.
Aldermen at Large-M. T. Clavn (Dcm), William
Busch, ir (GleasOnD.
Ahcrmen-Flrst Ward, Thomas I. Hogan GlcasOn
Second Wald, Hugo schmidt Gleason; Third Ward,
Charl.s Dutch (DemJ; Fourth Ward. A. T. Kraus
man (Rep.) Fifth Ward G. II. Smith Hcpl
Mayor Gleason Will have working majority I'm tho
Board OF Aldermen. IL is said that City Treasurer
Bleckwenn int nds rcsgning.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
THE WESTERN PASSENGER ASSOCIATION.

Chicago, Now (SpecaD.-The second days ~
sion of the Western states Passenger Association
given up TO a discussion of Judge COoley's letter to
Chairman Abbott relative to the Issuance Of tickets
which could be easily scaped and also of free passes
Pursuant to the suggestions of Chairman Cooley's
letter, resolution adopted, nstructing Chairman
Abbott to appoint committee OF three for the pur
pose Of providing form of excursion tickets designed
especially for use between association gaeways and
important association points where IL IS found ex.
culsOn tickets are manipulated by ScalpeH and
where their misuse in various ways has been one OF
the principal causes OF int erfelence with regular
business. The committee also Instructed TO give
special consideration TO some form of rebate excur.
sion tickets with the dcg that such tickets afford
greater protection for business than any other.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
4 TALK WITH MIR. CLARKSON.
MS VIEWS on THE CAUSES OF DEFEAT IN vIR.
GINA, OHIO AND IOWA.


GINA, OHIO AND IOWA.
washington. Nov 6-An Associated Press reporter
This evening asked First Assistant Postmaster General
GARRISON for an expression of his views concerning
,ho results of yesterdays elections. Mr.. Clarkson
said
aThe invariable results of the year following a
,,sidental election have repeated themselves this
rcar There are many surprises in the Republican
dcfcats but they from local In every
STATE except Virginia. and there the result gained
,y tho usual methods of fraud, suppression and false
o,ntlur 4 Democratic state election board, elected
tv n Democratic Legislature, appoints all the judges
election and the law clothes these election Judges
,,h polcc court powers, and they can order any
o,or they plcage t. ja for the day. and reign abso
,te I'm arbitrary power. Tho Republicans Of Viz
,ia did not have the selection Of single Judge OF
,.ction IN tho whole state. With such machinery
he Democratic majority might easily have bccn one
hundred thousand instead of thirty thousand The
"aoro "a dIsfranchlscd In Virginia the black men
I've nm their right TO hold tho offices, and now tho
rouocrst, demand that they shall not
ercise any choice even between
the white men who are to hold the
offices General Malone and tie Republicans
,,.de gallant and splendid Aght, and had an honest
.,or,,v M tho voters OF the State with them the
,atg and state debt questions; but nothing win
.oslnst complete and skllful system on fraud. The
,uemrt 10 couple the National Administration con-
so,c,,',s,v with this defeat Is undescrved. as the
president simply showed the same friendly interest
-, A,s,one that he did IN the Republican candidates
In other state
The ea,,,e. operating III Ohio and Iowa were
larg.ly the same evidently and mainly reaction
against radical temperance ani Sunday legislation.
The sunday law and tho enforcement OF u, changed
Hamilton County and It's Germans against tho Repub'
lean party In Ohio, and Governor Foraker, despite
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FAILING TO ADVANCE THE CORN RATE.

FAILING TO ADVANCE THE CORN RATE.
The trunk line executive committee met at their
Broadway office yesterday TO discuss the question Of
advance in the castbound rates on corn II will
be remembered that last summer the tariffs on wheat.
provisions and kindred articles preserved at ths
basis Of % cents per 100 pounds from Chicago TO
New-York only by concedlng TO the Baltimore a8i
Ohio rate of 90 cents on the Chicago basis.
The Plea Of the Baltimore and Ohio that 1t could
not compete with the more Northern roads on grain
traffic because Of their connection with lake lines
and the Ere Canal. and TO make up for this hanfl-
cap the Baltimore and Ohio was allowed to mails
corn rate that secured to it the bulk OF tho move
ment. The Ncw-YOrk lines now feel, in view Of the
removal Of water competition, that there IS ground
for an increase in the corn tariff to the regular grain
basis. The Baltimore and Ohio is loath 10 surrender
this point and the Pennsylvania IS said ~ be elucan
10 mako the advance. The Executive Committee
reached conclusion after its discussions. except 10
reer the subject to the decision Of the trunk mo
ure sdents.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
CRIMES OF ELECTION DAY.

James Barrett. gashtter. of No. :S2 East Sixty
6thst, was held in the Essex Market Police Cour.
Yesterday in bail Of 81 600 TO appear before the 'fad
Jury on a charge of Illegal voting. Barrett voiel III
the With Assembly District by personauhg JULIUS
Richter, of No. 103 Hcster-st
Tn jefferson Market Police Court, Justice German
aoed the following boys 80 each for building bon
ares In the street on election night: Charles John
SON. Richard Render, Charles o'Neil, Frank Gerwan'
James Heatheringon, Patrick Pagan jr Joseph Kelley
and Henry NJ. Dornheim. Justice White had before
him In the Harlem Police Court eighteen boys who were
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
COMPLAINTS AGAINST YANKEE FISHERMEN.

Ottawa Ont. Nov. 6.-The failure OF the Labrador
fishery and destitutlon OF the fishermen attributed
principally to nroads Of American and French fisher
men, who used trap-nets and other engines FOR tie
wholesale destruction Of fish. It has been stated
that during the past vessels from Gloucester
swept these shores, getting full cargoes and aOso-
utcly treating the threcmile limit with contempt
InnlIiry was made al the Fisheries Department here,
where It wa, stat d that the Government was. was IN,
ouirinr into the matter. it having been brought To
tbeir notice by the Quebec Board Of Trade. No IN
formation could be given until the report OF the
investigation had been made to the department.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
ABBETT WINS IN NEW-JERSEY
HIS PLURALITY OVER GRUBB CLOSE TO
TWELVE THOUSAND.
THE pRoH1B1T1oNIsT VOTE NowHERE-THE
SENATE REPUBLICAN AND THE HOUSE


DEMOCRATIC.
Leon Albeit has been elected Governor OF New
.rersov on the Democratic ticket by plurality Of
over II 600 over General Grubb, the Republican
candidate. 1t is likely that Abbetts plurality VIII
be little short of 1000. The returns from about
twenty districts are incomplete. The Prohibition
vote throughout the State shows great Iai-
ing off At the last election for Governor tne parry
poled about 10000 votes, but less than half that
number was cast yesterday.
In the Legislature the Republicans will control
the Senate and the Democrats the Assembly. The
Senate is composed Of eleven Republicans and ten
Democrats. while the lower house has thirty
seven Democrats and twenty-threc Republicans.
This gives the Democrats majority OF thirteen
on Joint ballOt.
One of the most interesting features OF the
legislative contest was the struggle for the Senator
ship in Atlantic County, between John j; Gardner,
Rep, and John I. French, Dem Late last night
il was announced that Gardner was victorious,
with majority of 225.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
THE NEW JERSEY SENATE REPUBLICAN.

A MAJORITY OF ONE IN THE UPPER HOUSE
THE ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATIC.
The legislative contest has been close and spir-
tied The Republicans control the Senate, where
they have IL members and the Democrats have o..
The Lower House is Democratic by IA votes the
Democrats having elected 81 members and the
Republicans %. On joint ballot the Democrats
have control Of the Legislature by 13 votes. Last
years Legislature was made up as follows: SEN
ate-Repubcans 10, Democrats IL; HOuse-Re-
pubicans 2S, Democrats 80.
The following table shows the composition OF
the Senate and Assembly for this year:
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
yrwS FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.

Citv of Mexico Nov. g. via Galveston-Ihe GOV
ernment of the state of Vera cruz mas asieei 10
subsdize line of steamers to ply on the rivers near
,h cooet of sotavrnto one vessel is ready for the
work. and three others arc being built in the United
states.
Tho "Oflcial Gazette last night published con-
tract entered into between the Government anu
Francisco Alfaro for the construction Dy he altr Vi
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
SEVERAL BUILDINGS BURNED IN ASBURY.

po,,,der, y. J.. Now Ga large fire occurred to-
,oht In Asbury in Warren County. and destroyed
considerable portion of the business part Of the town.
including a hotel, several stores and dwellings and
other buildings. The flames spread 10 the Methodist
JIM otI nbirI was badly damaged. There is no fire
Jr,n,cwt in A.bury ana calls had to be sent 10
P6psbug and Washington for assistance c:rondss des
uidnv as nossblc but the fire had made great
hcadway before they arrived It. is estimated that the
totri loss will be fully $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
A LAWYER DEMANDED IN A POLICE corRr

Meyer Guthem, lawyer, OF No. "a East Fourth-st
was arraigned in Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday on a charge of passing a worthless checl,
Last June, Guthcim and his wife boarded with Mis-
Carrie Rudd at No. 3o4 West Thirtieih.st when
he left Miss Rudds house II IS charged he gave her
check for S2l 80 the Importers and Traders,
National Bank, In payment for two weeks, hoard
When Miss Rudd presented the check for payment
the cashier told her that Gutheim never had an &c
count with that bank AS Miss Rudd was not In
court 30 make a complaint, Justice German remandcd
l;uthem TO PocO Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
SENATOR McNAuGHToN REELECTED.

Rochester ~ Y, Nov. 6-Ssnator McNaughton
CDem) is reelected state Senator by about 500 ma
jority The vote in this county was: McNaughton.
1897; Sutherland, 1924. The Orleans county
Republican vote this down 10 about 300 majority
oder CRcpD for the Assembly in the lid Monroe
District claims his election by six plurality, but this
statement is disputed by Decker Dem on the ground
of a mistake I'm one of the returns.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
TO SAVE A ROAD FROM ABANDONMENT.

Topeka Kan. Nov. 6.-The First National Bsns
Ida Grove Iowa. has made application 10 the United s
Circuit Court for the appointment Of receiver Tor
Marion Belt and Chngawasa Springs Railway. Lew ~
ings president Of the road the Cottonwood Yalla~
tlonal Bank OF Marion. the Guarantee Loan and lrs
Company OF Kansas City and the Kansas National bA
Of Topeka are also respondents in this action The ~
way company has become nsolyent and unable 70 pay ~
debts The line is liable 10 waste a;;d abandonment D
property cannot be sold now except at disadvsn1se M
the complansnts that receiver be appointed penuAs
settlement Of the affairs OF the company and nnaip'
necessary, that the road be appraised and ''a ~ ~ 49,
junction restraining the company from dsposlns Wv
road any part of 1t. pending this suit Aso s'Ae
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
FRAUD GLANCED IN M1ppLEsEx COUNTY

John H. Conger, The Republican candidate for
County Clerk in MIddlesex County, ~ j.. Will contest
the election of Patrick Conyery, Democrat, who ac-
cording TO the returns. has ls majority though the
majority for Albeit Ia the county Is IBOO lie
alleges frauds In the Sixth second Wards OF New
brunswick. and VIII procure afdavits of Re
Ticket than there votes for him refIIrnel 4
recount viii first be demanded
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Why NOT TRY TERRA COTrAf

II YOU have owned q dog you perhaps
recall fcw OF tho many times that the animal got
lost. How many dogs do you suppose are lost daily
Dd YOU ever look over the LOST column in a news
paper and soc what alsige proportion OF the ads
describe lost dogs OF every breed and occup,non
One would think that a non-losable dog would TO
a good specially for some onterprisng breeder. such
an animal would soon save his price In the cost OF
advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07

charged with the same offence. but he discharged
them with warning not to build fire in the street
again.
Policeman J. II. Higgins. of the kingsbrdee squat
his resignation Superintendent Murray ycstel-
day, and 1t was accepted. lie was stationed at
polling place In Harlem election day, and became
so intoxicated that Captain Wcstevet locked nm up
To escape being dismissed from the force he resighcu'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
NEBRASKA'S MAJORITY.
$4,000 on THE REPUBLICAN SIDE.
A CONGRESSMAN ELECTED TO SUCCEED THE
LATE JAMES LAIRD.

A CONGRESSMAN ELECTED TO SUCCEED THE
LATE JAMES LAIRD.
Omaha Nov. 6.-Returns from this State are
still very incomplete but there is no doubt what
ever that the Republicans have elected Laws to
Congress in the IId District by from 1000 TO 5000
majority, and that the Republican candidate for
Supreme Judge and the Regents Of the University
have from 10000 to $4,000 majority. Douglass
County has elected the entire Democratic ticket,
with the exception Of one Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Medical Writers

a.. admit the remarkable qualities OF the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad Sprndel Salt an Opeen laxative and
diurenc The great fame OF the wonderful Carlsbad
sprine is due 10 real worth. Be sure and only
the genuine
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
, R1,zE N UNIVERSITY PLACE.

fire was discovered in the fifth moor OIL the SIX
.,. h,,1,rc ~ Charles W. Idcn & Co.. manufacturers
% os dxturcs at Nnth-st and University Place, at
IN oclock last night The flames burned through the
ot hnforc they werr eXtinguishcd The damage was
about $50 OO0 The origin OF the ire Is uhhloWh'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
PROPOSING TO BUILD A ROAD IN MEXICO.

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. (speciaD.-J. II. Penning.
ton of Brownve, Tex, IS here to interest capitalists
I'm building a railroad from Matamoras. Mexico TO the
frontier lines Of Guatemala. Central America. Ths
Mexican Government has granted franchise for ths
road which is proposed to be 500 miles long, to
number Of Mexicans who have given the option to
the company which it is proposed TO organize No
survey has been made of the road and the matter Is
an embryonic state. Mr.. Pennington says he Is no,
nj liberty 10 give the names Of the capitalists in this
city who are supposed TO be about to invest. lie DE-
nies that any amount has been pledged. He says u
will take $50, 600 900 build the road, part 0
IL will be Extraordinarily expensive IL will be.
constructed, great step toward developing tho 10
sources of Southern Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
CONSIDERING JUDGE cooLEYs LETTER

Chicago Nov 6.-At the meeting OF the western - :.
Passenger Association to-day consideration was ssn
Judge Cooley's recent letter upon the subject Of NV
portation ard the abuse OF the practice OF nanns ma
sion rates. A resolution adopted proNans =. "a
appointment of a committee whose duty II shsA ..,o,
port form OF excursion ticket that will be pO .,d
manipulation by scalpeFs. The chairman was A' s,,,..
to procure from all the lines in the association an
sion OF their views on the subject referred 10 syd
Cooley's letter. and TO compile from the answers - Iu2s
consensus OF the opinions, to be forwarded 10 '~
state Commerce Commission.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
TIE WEATHER. REPOhL
roprcAsr TILL $ p. NJ. THURSDAY

,,,...,u,on Nov 6-For New.Encland ana h
V"rS t,ir warmer; southwestery winds ,.,.xss
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New'1esses'
MARYLAND and virginia, fair; warmer .,.,.,,a fsi
For the Caroiinas Georgia, Florida ana N''
s'atlonsNii NJ ssisslnpI Louisiana and Texas. RAIN
Ear Tennessee and Kentucky iaif wsaannsTiyania W.
-, p,a 3r "bI" Ohio Indiana and Illinois, fair h's"
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
MASSA CHI USETTS REPUBLICAN,.
RRAcKErr's PLURALITY ABOUT c,ooO.

,11. THE TOWNS BUT ONE HEARD FRoM-THE
LEGISLATURE
Boston. Nov CSpeciaD.-The entire vote OF
Massachusetts, for Governor has been received Win
the exception of the little town OF Gosnold bracK
etts plurality is 5979. The Legislature Will sc'no
1862 Republicans and rs Democrats
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07

Tribune ofOe Nov. :, a. m.-cisar wr'~ winds rae
veserday. with dry ali and light wes'ers srses the
temperature ranged between AZ ana " re.oOacins
average (45a) being iis than on sv ns
day last year. ana higher tnan Sn,e on Will probably "
Wv In and neor this city to-day hero w.
laircr warmer weather.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
TT pEN,1ys IN THE FAMILY.

Riverhead Nov 6.-Edward Hawkins (Democrat)
defeats his Republican brother Senator simeon .
Hawkins. for senator in the lst District by l,oOO
plurality.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
LEASED TO THE LEHIGH VALLEY.

Philadelphia Nov (SpeeiaD.-The LenE" LenE,.,n ,,A
Railroad has Secured 999yesr lease OF the ss,oa
Lehgh Valley Railroad running from Bowman s.suy,su
fremont a coal town OF Pottsville In 'no ~nnee
region This gives the Lehigh Naley ay,sds COMP IN W
tIon with the Reading and Pennsylvania raiiFOSa
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
Continued from First Pase.)

shin nomination against Mr.. Campbell VIII also enter
for the scnaiorship