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NOT SHE.

sent two notes to posted be,
And each was to different She"
But when in turn came their replies,
In wrathful mood 1 wiped my eyes.
The one from my sweet love was cold
And merely said: IF am old,
Compared to her hear your name
So often coupled with what shame
Is that to me? You're older still,
Yet once I'd almost said 1 Will
Goodby, sir" Sick at heart, 1 tore
The other open. Then l swore
By all the powers would not be
Bound for those words to such as she.
You see, a maid hated quite
Had sent a note, and begged some night
That would just run DER play
She'd written. !, who knew her way,
Had, in the curtest words knew,
Said that 'the subject wouldn't do
Twas quite too old;' and so declined
The leisure for the task to find.
And to this girl-designing thing!-
I'd sent my letter, offering
Ny hand and heart All, woe Is mel
The she most don't want is she.
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THE SOLDIERS DEATH.

Give me the death of those
Who for their country die;
And oh! be mine like their repose,
When cold and low they lie!
Their loveliest mother earth
Enshrines the fallen brave,
In her sweet lap who gave them birth,
They find their tranquil grave.
-Mont0o11erU,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
Cnrsatai nnruafai

112 styles to select nom. All best fitting
styles, including the French woven Com,
mon Sense, the @. P, the P. D., Mad.
Foy's, Ferris waists, Warmers, Abdominal,
Thomson's glove fitting, 10 Misses styles,
25c to 81, the lightweight featherbone, 85c,
the Equiline Health, 81, Warmers coraline,
81, at Rosenbaum & Co.'s. Mwsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
Sons OfVererans.

The brothers had an enjoyable time at Post
l5Ps fair on Thursday evening.
CAMP 2, OF Allegheny, will tomorrow evening
rattle a silver watch, the proceeds to go to
Brother L. II. Rimmell, who has been unfor-
tunate of late, and who is held in high regard
by the members of his camp and other orders
of which he was always hard-working mem
hnr
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
Can IL Be Possible.

Bradford Piano, 7H octaves, square. ..$100
Won Minden Piano, ~ octaves, square 125
Grovestine & Fuller Piano, ~ octaves,
square ....-.................. $50
New Upright Piano, TX octaves ....... 175
New Organ, 3 octaves ...... ........... A
New Organ, 6 octaves. $50. ......... So
Mellor & Hoeue Organ, 8 octaves ...... 20
Pittsburg dealers expenses are so high
that it is impossible for them to sell within
% per cent of our prices.
EcHoLs, MCMURRAY & Co.,
123 Sandusky st.,
(Telephone Building), Allegheny, Pa.
TuSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
JAPANESE WARE BAZAAR.
Grand Holiday nIapInx.

This department. will close January /,
1890, making iE an exclusive holiday dis
play. Call and see our wonderful selection.
WIN. HAsLAGE & Son,
Is Diamond Market souare).
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ART SQUARES

Slightly SOiIed by Dust Going at half Price
at GrOefzinger's.
Ingram art squares, 9 feet square, at
S. So that we sold all fall at 50.
The goods are of excellent quality and
only very slightly soiled.
Larger sizes reduced In same ratio.
The larger ones will cover entire floor of
q small room.
EDWARD GRoErzIEGER,
627 and 629 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

MATTRESSES renovated, parlor salts re-
upholstered, household goods packed for
storage and shipment.
-HAuGH & KEENAN,, SO and "a Water st
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

FINE watch repairing. Lowest prices at
Hauch's jewelry store, No. 295 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
Obstinate indigestion.

Obstinate cases of indigestion, constipation
piles or liver complaint, are easily cured bv
few Hamburg figs as may be proved at small
cost, % cents Dose, one fig. Mack Drug Co.
N. Y. TTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

WHENEVER an external remedy can be
applied, Salvation Oil viii reach the case.
Price, 25 cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

For Kid Glove Bargains
Go to the elosing-Out sale of F. schoenthal,
612 Penn ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

A MAJORITY of people prefer F. 8 VS.
Pilsner beer for family use. Phone 11S6.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
AlIK,uds ofDveing

And dry cleaning done at the American
Steam Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Co.. GIG
Penn ave-, with bravo 3 Wilson. sn
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

HAVE your old parlor suits reupholstered
in latest goods by Haugh & Keeuan, 80 and
"a Water st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
SUPERFLU UOUS HAIR
ON THE FEMALE FACE

On the upper lip. chin,
cheeks, throat, nose,
ears, hands, arms and
breast, hair between
the eyebrows, on mems
cheeks abovethe beard
line. also hair growing
in tufts from scars,
m oles and birth
marks, destroyed for
ever without pain.
shock, scar or injury
by the Electric Needle
Operation by DR.. J.
Van Dyck, Electro
Surgeon, Philadel-
phia, and 502 Penn
avenue, Pittsburg.
T his suoernuous
growth of facial hair
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

Is surprisingly prevalent We see it in the
drawing loom, street and wherever ladies con-
gregate. Every lady with hair on her face
knows that the use of depilatories. the
tweezers, scissors and razor all make these
hairs grow eoarser, sitter, darker and more
numerous There Is only one method in the
world by which this obnoxious growth of hair
can be destroyed forever and that is by the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

DR.. GRIFFITH's "Ta-va-zon Remediesn
cures catarTh, rheumatism, etc. 3O1 Grant ST.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

A MAJORITY OF people prefer T. & VS.
Pilsner beer tor family use. Phone 1186.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
Fine Fur Canea.

All styles and qualities, at lowest prices, at
Rosenbaum g Goa Mwsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

The week at the theaters has been un-
eventful. There was a good deal on the
bills that was "stale, fiat and improbable.
The outlook is better for the coming week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

The above are the theatrical attractions for
this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

HARRIs' THKATER. ...,
"a Legal Wrong"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Lily Clay Gaiety
WORLDS MUSEUM.
Curiosities, Etc.
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UNDER THIRTY THOUSAND VOTES.

Malone Barred Out of sight by the DEM
Ocrsts Of Virginia.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 5.-The election i'm
this district passed oft quietly except i'm
two districts. In North Norfolk county
in one precinct the Judges asked the au-
thorities for protection and the disturb
ance was Quilted without further disturb
ance. At Glebes precinct, same county,
negroes attempted tai break into the poll
ing places when pistol was fired and
trouble seemed imminent for IA while.
The election officers kept cool and the
authorities soon had the mob under con-
troll. The shot fired struck IA colored man
in the mob but the wound is not fatal.
RICHMOND. Nov. 5.-Nineteen counties
and cities in the state including Rich
mond, Norfolk, Staunton, Danviilc and
Lynchb,irg give a democratic gain of
about 300 over 1883.
Forty counties and cities give the dem
ocrats n majority of about 10000. Fr.m
returns received the democrats claim the
state by from 10000 to 4O.OOO ma jority.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Thc Snn special
from Richmond, Va. says: Governor Lee
has sent the following dispatch to eek.
President Cleveland: ''virRinia has buried
Mahone by probably 10000 majority"
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 6.-At 40 a. m.
the state democratic committee estimate
Mckinney's majority at 5000. They
claim the Legislature by N large majority.
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ZASZIBAR, Nov. 5.-Dct,,iis have bs.n
received of the recent engagement tps,-
tween "a section Of Capt. wisnann's ex-
ps.slition under command of Lieut.. Grover
ness and Chief Bishrys' forces, which re-
suited i'm the. defeat of the rs.t,cls. Lieut..
Groveriicss found B,Ishrys at the head az
5000 natives, who wcrs. rssvaRinH tile co,in-
try around R.ssstana. The Mafits made.
three desperate charges upon the Ger
mans but were rsp,Ilssd with great
slaughter. Seven friendly natives were
killed hut no Europeans. Lieut.. Grover
ness pursued the. enemy. making "a four
days Journey inland from BaxotIisai and
clearing the country of rcis.is. The Ger
mans came upon the. dead bodies of hAI
Mafits. Th" friendly natives are killing
rs.tps.Is whsr.svs.r found.
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w~shinxtoa Gssssing Anxioss.

OLYMPIA. Nov. S.-Govcrnor MoorO
sent letter with the constitution and re-
turns tn the president, certifying to bosh-
The presidents attention was called -
this to-day by wire, and IL il hoped he will
issue the proclamation. Attorney Gem
eral Miller tclcgraphed to-day. declining
to give opinion as tn when the sena-
tori. can bc elected. On the same ques-
the enabling act and the action taken by
South Dakota. This is construed here %
mean that tine legislature can meet tn
morrow to organize and Thursday ballot
for senators. The supreme court will de,
eide. Tomorrow whether tlis, Legislature
shall meet not.
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Election Rows Im Strgtutm.

RucHMoMn, Va, Nov. 5.-This afts.rtioon
1. negro j,,slsys. of election iu the first prs.-
cinct i'm jackson left the room For half an
hour. When he returned hc preferred
charges against Preston Belvin and n. NJ.
Smith, jr., for oistr,Icting voters. The
other TIVE, Judges tried the ease and dis
charged Bsivin and Smith. and required
the negro Judge to pay the costs. This
ncttlesi the negro and lac refused to serve
as juslgs. any longer. This put stop to
voting. hut il WAS resumed about o'clock
Al ths. second precinct in the same ward
Fred Massey. correspondent of the Gin
cInnati Commercial Gasetfe, got into ii itfi-
Guilty with ~ commercial traveller, who
dealt him several sewers. blows. Several
negroes were arrested for alleged illegal
voting.
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NEW YORK'S ELECTION.
The Democratic Ticket dsOea Through with
FIytng COlOrS.

The Democratic Ticket lsoes Through with
Flytng COlOrp.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-No election I'm New
York for n dozen years excited less public
interest than that held to-day. The state
issue awokc slight interest in so far as
wemple. the democratic comptroller
might run behind his ticket. With 50 good
n proportion Of the registered vote east,
the majority for the democratic ca nsiidl;ite
for secretary of state OF over GO.OOO. indi-
Gates that the democrats polled good
solid party vote, and the rebuke to wcm-
pie cannot l,e considered very pronounced.
The contest for state senate was
interesting. Colonel Brown, Tammany
nominee. defeated Colonel Murphy
county democracy, who on severai pre-
vio,is occasions, lowered Tammnny's
colors. In the sixth district, Tamnany
suffered defeat. senator Thomas Grady
being lH.aten by the fsisionist candidate.
John Il. Ohearn. In the seventh, ninth
a.ss Msrs s:ssars s,.ss rspuc. In sas sHhss
f.atcti the Tamuany nominee.
F:r the assembly. s the democrat.
democracy nominee, Fitzgerald, defeated
Giltlersleeve. no'nimcc for judge of the
general sessions. The new board Of al.
alcrnan will show the same relative Tam.
many strength as the legislature. The elec-
ton at Brooklyn passed of quietly. The
,nr;, a% o iS Of " ~ o, S,y r" st ;
tricts, and elected the mayor and city aud
county ticket and IS aldermen. =
New York city complete gives Rics
] 129.O9l. Gilbert GG.722, wenrle 1ai,247
Cook 6s.602. Kings county complete gives
| Rice t9. 16;s, Gilbert 5s.32s. Chaplin is re
| districts in the state outside of New Yorl
and Brooklyn give Rice 113.Sso. Gilbcr
a4.iIo. The same in 1855 gave Cook IT,
| NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-2:25 \. M.-Rct,rt,.
| received up To this hour indicate that the
democratic state ticket is elected by aiou
! 1O.(kD ma iority.
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rh- cr.n,. c... AsJoa 10. i, rn-ss.

CHICAGO, Nov. Sin order to he safe
against error. to-day being IA legal holiday
Judge Mcconnell again adjourned tho
trpnin c,>s. TIL Tomorrow.
States Attorney Longcnecker said to .
reporter to-day that he. expected to get in
all the direct evidence for the state, this
week. A. to the length OF time required by
the defense. he could not say, but ex-
pressed his belief that not more than thrse
week. would bc required tai get the cas-,
to the jury. Attorney Forest of the de-
fcn~s,. however. held a contrary view. He
said hc couldn't see how the state could
finish this week and said the, defense. will
rs.sltIirs. at least thrv,s. weeks. His belief
was that the case wouldn't get to the jury
ia six weeks.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-To-stay's events
resulted as follows:
Two-ycar-olds, four and "a half furlonx~
Happiness won, Syfalo second, veshti
third. - ..ic 81 I'D.
Thrcs-ycar-oltls aud upward. seven and
n half firlon9s -AnnasL won. Bucklsr
second. Balance. third. Time -.
Free handicap for 3-year-olds and up
wards. mile and sixtes.nth-Prince Fortu-
natu- won. Montia Hardy second, Comes
third. Time :5DL.
Free handicap for 2-year-olsis, five fur
long--B.ssil Duke won, Lizzie T.. second,
Ilsngtrcs. third. Time :OiL-
Thres-yea r-plals and upward. six and u
half furlongs-Du.iley Oaks won. hoy
Blue. second, Regardless third. Time I :s5.
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BIG DEMOCRATIC GAINS
nahons Buried Under Thirty thousand
Votes In Virginia.
The I~mucrasa~ Candidates s:l~es~si ia Now
York StssAe--Dessocratic ssains tW Me-
brmska-New Jersey Ssoe~ Dsuso-
rrafic-lsesults E:lseW here.

Returns received at this office up tn
o'clock this morning Indicate that the
suit i'm Ohio is in doubt. Foraker has
sustained heavy losses i'm several counties
and IL he pulls through his plurality will
IN. small. In New York the democratic
state ticket has been elected, but IL is
probable that the republicans retain con-
troll of the legislature. Virginia has gone
democratic ny 5000. The republican
plurality i'm Massaschlisctts has been com
sitlerably reduced. New Jersey has gone
sls.mocratic, while Pennsylvania, and
Nebraska have gone republican as usual.
Late dispatches indicate that Iowa has
slriftesl from the republican column. The
returns show big democratic gains, and
the state is claimed for the. slemsrruts ny
1O,o0e plurality.
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LONDON. Nov. b.-Sir Henry James con-
tin,ls.sl his speech for the Times before the
Parns.il commission to-day and declared
that ParncIiism was ~ conspiracy to- sis.-
stroy lansilorslisin and rupture the union
between Great Britain and ireland. Par
ucll's last visit to America was ostensil,ly
to collect funds FOR the relief Of the dis
funds to support the trcasonablc aims of
the league. Parnsll appealed for assist
ance to Iuen we'll known as plotters
against the British, government.
Sir Henry said that l'arncll Was the
ready recipient OF the conspiratnrs
money. He recalled AN incident of Par
nell receiving SO from n contributor, as'-
cosnpanied by the r'rnark that five dollars
was FOR bread aud twenty for lead. The
Land League. he declared. owed it's vital
ity TO Irisi,- American treason funds.
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The Cn.r,~.ton r~.sIv.i.

CHARLESTON, -. e., Nov. 5.-Charies-
tons great earthquake festival opened
yesterday. Buildings arr. bs,siecked with
flags I,n, b,isiting from one end of the
city to the other. hundred thousand
United States flags are displayed. and
there il not Confederate flag i'm sight.
picture with tri,iniphai arches. illurniii-
atcd show W insiows, swinging Chinese
lanterns. gay throngs of sghtseers. hands
OF music and military paratlss. both whits
and colors.d. There was N grand pyro-
ts.chnic display ou Colonial lake with .
mimic attack of the federal fleet on Fors
Sumpter.
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t1rity i'm the le9islasnrr on joint ballot.
The republican state. s.OvVsp,tts.s. Inns
ins,,csl the following: The republican
state executive committee claim
the election of the ieRislaturs. and
the state ticket except Governor
Foraker, who is i'm doubt. II the repsit,-
lican count ON the Western Reserve and
other parts of the state hold up tn exIsc-
tations. Foraker will pull through, by n
small majority.
PIT-rsHCRs:, Nov. s.. Inisinight.-A dis
patch from Senntor Quay says: The
latest aslvis.s.s make Ohis, very CLOSE"
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WINDING UP THs BUSINESS

stuck holders Of the Oregon TrMoscoutt-
ns0tsst Company Hold ~ Meeting.
PoRTLAND, Nov. 5.-At ~ special meet
ing of the stockholders of Oregon Trans
continental this afternoon resolutions
were. passed unanimously authorizing u
fssyucsion Of S1O,OoaOOo i'm the capital
stock, reducing il to $D.OD.UD. also a,i-
thorizing taking steps necessary for the
dissolution Of the company with instrtH.-
tioi,s tn the board tai pay all obligations of
the company. sell all the property and af-
ter settling business to- divide the assets
among the stockholsiers. The next am
nual meeting will be in June. when 8,
proper mode. of final settlement will be ,i..-
fined. The meeting WAS harino oniotis
throtiubottt,
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WHAT The ANARCHISTS WANT.
They I-.sse - Ctrruisr ta which th~ lnssitu-
tion- oG the Country are Attacked.

They I~.ue - Ctrruisr Ia which the Instttu-
tbon- of the Country are Attarkeh.
ST. LOCIs. Nov. 5.-Ou Saturday and
sunday evenings the Anarchists of this
city will hold meetings to commemorate
the death of their brother Anarchists i'm
Chicago. on November II, 1ss1. The rev.
oltItionary sentiment is very strong j,IsiR-
ing from the circulars issued. IL is one OF
the most vcnomotis and radical ever pub
liri,sSi, and has been distributed all over
the country. IL speaks at barbaro,is laws.
the assassin hand of .5U policemen
against whose attack the bomb was hurled
in legitimate sslf-slefence. etc. IL declares
that IN daring deed would have frustrated
tho hanging; instead the working people
passed resolutions. How ditIercnt IL
might have bs,s,n had thoss. who partici-
pats-ti i'm this kind of demonstration made
a bold stand as the urgency OF the stir
alton demanded" The circulars call oI
Anarchists, Socialists, knights of Lats,r
Turner's. Free Thinkers aud citizens tt
seize the opportunity of November 1ith Z,
divide the Roosl and evil into two camp,
| and rally under the. standard of s.s.ia
revolution.
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to-day were:
Milc-Badger won. Lavinia Belle Sec
ontl, Martin Russell third. Time :53.
six furlpngs-ForsihaII won. bradford
second. TipstaH third. Time ~.
Six furlpngs-Tulia Blackburn won.
Civil Service second, Rolespierri third.
Time ::s2.
Mile and sixteeuth-King Crab won.
castaway second. Thcoslisis third. Time
I :isaa.
Miis. and sixteenth Hydra won, Ste
phi mana second. B.,rristcr third. Time.
=: 90.
Six firlong~ Glendale won, Bohemian
So .oud, Arab third. Tune 80.
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SrREArER. H., Nov. "a week ago
Joseph Smith came here from Bessemer.
Mich, to visit his tiances. Hattie, Leo.
Last Tuesday they went together walking.
and the man RETURNED alone. saying the
girl had stopped at storc the way
home. Nothing has been of her
since. until yesterday. when Smith conn
mitted suicide, and left "a letter saying he
had killed the girl. A searching party
found her bosly about two miles from the
city with her head cr,i.he,' i'm by blows
from u club.
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THE RESULT in MASSACHUSETTS.
The Australlan system . Complete Sue
cess-Republtcans Elected.

The Australian system . Complete Sue
ce.s-kepublicans Elected.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-To-lay's experience
seemed to prove beyond q doubt the sue
cess of the Australian system of voting.
In this city the voting places presented n
remarkably quiet appearance. voting pro-
ceesled with dispatch and voters enjoyed
freedom from the opportunities Of ballot
distributors never known before. There
was some slight friction caused by a
conflict of opinion with regard tn the
duties OF precinct and other officers, but il
was insignificant and made but little
trouble. With regard to the ballots them
selves there WAS little or no complaint
From all over the state reports indicate u
very quiet election and light vote. The re-
turns come i'm slowly. The republican
candidate for governor is probably
Two hundred and eighty five precincts
i'm Boston give Russell 21,Ss, Bracket
22.s1O. Only one precinct is now lac king.
This shows a decre ase i'm the democratic
plurality OF lss. of about I'D and de-
of about $3.50.
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Fatal Row In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Shortly before the
polls closed i'm the first precinct of the
fifteenth ward. "a fight took place betwecn
John Apple. a f,Isionist ticket holder and
William Driseoll, the latter ~ d.-fnocrat.
Apple was knocked down and kicked in
the head and was dead when picked up.
Driscoll is held for murder. There were
several other assaults, but none of "A ser
ioils nature.
At 1O:;S5 p. M, partial returns tn the sun
from city and counties Indicate that
Bau0hInan (tlcmocs7atb In reelected state
comptroller by about 11,OOO majority, a
xnin of 1000 ON his former vote.
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KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.-Electious ina Kan
sas to-day were for county officers only.
In most cases purely local. In some of tine
counties. however, the campaign was
fought the issue of rs,-siibnlission of
the prohibitory nmenslent To "a vote OF the
people, and in those counties the democrats
were generally successful. The rs,-sIi,-
mission issue, was favored by "a large
number of anti-proliibition repiIbl leans.
Shawnee county. i'm which is located To-
peka, elected the republican ticket. The
rstilrns arr. coming in very slowly.