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Tammany Makes a Clean Sweep.

New YORK, November 4.-Grant's
majority will certainly be $4,000; Cor
man, for Sheriff, 10000, and Ncolls,
for District Attorney, 10000. The vote
for the balance of the county offices, in
cluding Comptroller, President of the
Board of Aldermen and City Clerk will
be very close to that of Grant. The
Tammany nominees. for Superior Court
Judges and for City Court will be elect
ed by not less than 10000 majority.
Five hundred and twenty-eight elec-
tion districts give Grant over Scott r.,
600 majority. Tammany men jubilant
and claim success finally. Returns re-
ceived up to $ p. IN. indicate the election
of the entire Tammany ticket by major
titles of from 1000 to 10000.
The total city vote for Mayor shows:
Grant, IA, 42j; Scott, 81 ,0jG; scattering,
,fS
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The "oId Roman" banquet
Special Tslegram to ne Regi,ter.

optctdt lclfgIM 70 re AfJfffFs
COLUMBUS, o.. November Tile
programme Of the toasts al the "Oid
Roman" banquet as announced this
evening is as follows: Welcoming speech
by John /. Lcntz, preSidcntof the Thur
man Club. Toast master. Hon. Jos. n.
Cultivate. Toasts: !. "Our Guest,
Mr.. Thurman" .. "Citzcnshlp in
America ex-Presidcnt Grover Glove
land: 3, "The Democratic party
in It's relation TO public economy, '
General Thomas Ewing; 4. "The SEN
ate" Senator voorhees,; .. "1'he Early
Ohio Bar" Hon. X. A. Harrison; a.,
THE Young Democrats" Senator
Brice: :, "Thc American Statesmen,
Senator Carlisle; :, "DcmOcracy in
America, Hon. w. c. l.. breckenridge.
., THE House Of Representatiyes.
Hon. w. l.. Wilson: 10, "Ohio. GOV
eruOr Campbell
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nemocratic Gains in Preston.

Special Telegram to the Register.
RowLESBURG, w, VA, November r.
The vote here to-day is as follows: SUI
preme Judge, Reynolds, r., 1872; Lucas,
D., 46. For Congress, Harman, r.,
ls9: Wilson, d., 46. State Senate,
Eleventh district, Garrison, r., ls2;
Camp, D., 40. House of Delegates
Party, r., ls2; Bryte, r., Isl; HnddiSon,
D., a.; Martin, d., 4G. Clerk OF Circuit
Court, Watson, r., III; White, d., 30;
Clerk of County Court, Martin, r., ll2;
Seinn. Independent Rep, Al. The
above shows a Republican majority OF
1876 for Reynolds and Harman. The
Republican majority in 1883 was l5d' a
net Democratic gain for Lucas and
Wilson 20. The vote at Amblersburg
was: Reynolds, %; Harman, 35; Lucas,
d.. 30; Wilson. D., %.
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, ur;.ht younp Man Ruined.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November g.
Rollins Bingham left the city Sunday
night saying he was going on a short
Journey. He will probably not return
soon. as it has been ascertained since
his departure that he has left behind
him forged deeds of transfer and OF
trust upon the estate of his late step
mother. Mrs. Gen. George c. Bingham,
which aggregate about $4,000. Bing-
ham was treasurer of the Consolidated
Missouri Manufacturing Company. The
large sums of money which he fraudu-
lentlv obtained was largely spent
in experimenting with what is
known as the Merrill process OF eX-
tracing gold from fine sand. No young
man was better known in Kansas City.
He was a captain in the Third Regi-
mcnt, lawyer of promise and mixed
considerably in politics. His father
was General George c. Bingham, State
Treasurer under Gov. Gamble. Adju-
ant.General under Gov Harden, and
an artist and writer Of no little repute.
About a month before her death, which
occurred September Goth, Mrs. Bing-
ham discovered the forgeries which he
had committed. 1t broke her heart and
no doubt hastened her death. On the
Saturday befnrc death she called her
lawyer and had a new will drawn, disin-
heriting her stepSon.
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Dock Laborers strike.

LONDON, November 1.-The scheme
suggested by the directors Of the dock
companies provides for the establish
ment Of piece work system. 90 take
the place OF the agreement under which
the men have been working for year
past, and which expired yesterday.
The men generally do not favor the
new scheme, and much discomfort cX-
lists among them. Although most OF
the men worked yesterday pending q
decision on the directors proposition. IL
was feared that a strike might be i'm
augurated at any moment. Early this
morning MeSSrS. Tillett and Mann.
labor leaders, visited the various dock
gates aud eXhorted the men not % quiz
work. Their advice was followed BOO
most eases, and the men resumed work
though In numerous instances sullcn
disposition was shown by the laborcrs
Eight hundred OF the men employed ou
thcRoyal Victoria and Albert dock, rc-
fused to acquiesce In the decision of the
leaders and went on strike.
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Big democratic Gains in Mason.

Special Ts.ecrtiEq 70 TIE ReJtSfsT.
Mason CITY, Mo, November MIA
son City precinct cast 297 votes, Of
which Lucas received l09 and Reynolds
ll3. c. B. Smith for Congress runs 10
votes behind his vote OF two years ago,
while Capehart makes 4 corresponding
gain over that OF jackson. Chapman,
Dem. heads the ticket for House
Of Delegates, receiving ll3, gaining p
votes over that of Whaley two years
ago. A full vote was cast, and II has
been field day for Democrat. who are
surprised at the result At Valley City
precinct. where the Republicans have
- majority, Chapman leads his ticket
and has a clear majority OF -. In the
same district Wiley. Democrat, FOR
State Senator. is - votes ahead OF his
ticket and has Il majority Of over
over Davies, Republican. At Hartford
CITY. where the Republicans have Il
majority of -, Chapman, for House OF
Delegates. has a majority Of l6, and
Wiley's majority is 10 over Dawes.
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Republican Waterloo in Kanawha.

Special ItIe1fdR 10 fh5 AeJi$t0
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November Il
The election to-day in this city and
county passed off quietly with favorable
chances for the Democrats, notwith-
standing that the county has been here
tofore Republican by about one thous-
and. In each ward in this city the
Democrats have made considerable
gains. The indications are that Alder
son, Democrat, IS elected to
Congress. Watts, Democrat, is prob
ably elected to the State Senate, and
possibly one Democratic member of the
House of Delegates, Judge Ferguson.
The county offices will probably be
divided between the two pdrtieS, with
the chances favoring the election of j.
w. Goshorn, formerly Chairman of the
National Union Labor Committee, as
County Clerk, on which Office the main
fight has been made in this county.
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Hip Gains in New Hampshire.

CONCORD, y. H., November RE
turns from forty towns give Tuttle
Rep.) 4,257; Amsden (Dem.) 4,467;
Fletcher PRO- 197. The same towns
in 1sss gave Goodal (Rep.) 6sl;Amsden
DEM $500; Carr (Pro.) 1856. Repub-
lican net loss 50.
The indications at this hour are that
there is no choice of Governor by the
people of the State; that Mckinney,
Democrat, is elected to Congress in the
First district and that the Second dis
trict is very close, the chances being in
favor of Moore, Republican.
In seventy-three towns the Democrats
gain IS members of the House of Rep
resentatives, and at their headquarters
in this city they claim they have carried
it by n good majority.
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Democratic Gains in Jackson.
!. Il

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
RAvENswoOD, w. VA, November 1.
The Democrats Of this county were
alive at to-day's election, and not In the
history Of the county was there as much
work done as to-day.
c. b. Smith, the Republican candi-
date for Congress against Capehart,
will not carry his party vote in this
county, therefore JacA>Nn county
will not give him his fo'T
hundred majority this time. Two hun
dred of a majority will be all he will
carry from jackson. Rankin Wiley,
the Democratic candidate for Senate,
will hustle Davis close, while the Re-
publican majority on the county ticket
will be cut down close. The general
opinion IS that Capehart will carry the
district by two hundred Of Il majority,
and that George Crow, Democratic can
didate for County Clerk, is safe.
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Result In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, O., November 4.-One
hundred and nineteen precincts outside
of Cincinnati: Ryan (Reon.) 1920;
Crowley (Dem.) 14,7s5: Lockard Pro. J
ssl. Same in 1889: Foraker 1919;
Campbell l6, 1903; Herwig 9s7. One hun
dred and fifteen precincts in Cincinnati:
Ryan 20,3G0, Cromley 1863; Lockard
81. Same in 1889 gave Foraker 1919;
Campbell 2O,239.
CINCINNATI, o., November 1.-Two
hundred and thirteen precincts in Ohio
outside OF Hamilton county, give Ryan
30,4 ,407; Cromley, 29,09i; Lockwood,
1853. The same precincts in 1889 gave
Foraker 31,sl4, Campbell 3l,1l5, Hell
Wig 1,7s5.
CLEVELAND, o., November Ryan,
Republican candidate for Secretary Of
State, will carry this (Cuyahoga) county
by about $500 plurality. Johnson,
Democratic candidate for Congress IN
the Twenty-frst district is running
twenty ahead OF his ticket in each pre-
cinct and is, in all probability. elected.
COLUMBUS, O., November 4.-Early
returns from nearly every section OF
the State indicate Republican victory
by majorities ranging from 5000 to 20,
600.
CINCINNATI, November 1.-Two hun
dred and ninetytwo precincts in Ohio,
outside Of Hamilton county, gives Ryan
1897, Cromley ,29s, Lockwood 2,0O7
The same district in 1889 gave Foraker
4l.ssl. Campbell IS. i22. HeIwig 2.2l3.
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Gnnd Work Done In Mineral.

SpcciaI Telegram TO TNe hV.IsV7I'
KEYsER, w. VA, November 4.-SiX
precincts in this, Mineral county, have
been heard from. Wilson, d., for Con
gress. has 457; Harman, r., 53l, gain
of A. for the Republicans over lsss.
The same precincts gave Welch, d., for
House Of Delegates AL, Taylor, H., 4si,
a gain of ten for the DemOcats over lsSs:
Piedmont cast 46G votes. A count OF
one-half the votes there gives Demo
cratic maiorities ranging from 40 to 80.
This town gave the Democrats only 81
majority in 1854. The indications arc
IL will be double now. Welch is prooa-
bly, elected to the House of Delegates
which will be a gain of one for the Dem
nnr.nfs
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VICTORY nJeler.on County.

Spscicl telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTowN, November 4.-Ihe
vote of jefferson county to-day was a
Democratic victory. Five precincts out
OF thirteen gave Wilson 1894, Harman
1876. Lucas 1883, Reynolds 4Gi; Parks,
for State Senate, LII, Davidson, H.
4l3. These five precincts increase VII
sons majority over 1SSs by l43. me
estimate for Wilson's and Lucas ma
ioritv i'm the county is l,5O0. The en-
tire democratic ticket for the county is
elected.
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Enctory Girls Strike.

ASHLAND. PA, November 4.-Seyen-
ty girls employed at the Galland I'M
dergarmcnt Factory, at this place, be-
came dissatisfied with notice that was
posted in the operating rooms yester-
day. and Quit work. The notice COM
PEELED them to carefully arrange every
thing before leaving at night, placing
the material in the machine drawers.
Any neglect on the part Of the opera
tors to do this was to result in fine OF
10 cents for each ofTense. The girls
claim that they would be compelled
hereafter to pay for the oil used on ma
chimes: also for the breaking OF any
part of the machine, and that the new
instructions only meant reduction in
their wages, which they refuse to sub
init 10
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wisconsin,.

RACINE. WIS, November Twelve
precincts in Racine county, including
ten in the city, give Hoard a majority
for Governor OF 4ji, Democratic gain
over 1ssS OF l5S.
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-SixtY-
three voting precincts in the State OF
Wisconsin, including SO precincts in the
CITY of Milwaukee. show net Demo
cratic gain of 3.4sO. John l.. Mitchell,
Democrat. is undoubtedly elected to
Congress from the Fourth Congressional
district
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Died in "a Street Car,

BALTIMORE. November John Scot
ii. the inventor Of the locomotive cab,
died suddenly Of heart disease, in a
street car last night.
Mr.. Scott was II years OF age. lie
was born in Philadelphia and was OF
French descent. lie learned his trade
as machinist in the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad shops, and when he was retired
by the company, four years ago, he had
been in the service of the road for over
half century. He was one of the first
engineers. and distributed for Professor
Morse all the materials used in the con-
struction of the first telegraph line.
In 1897 he invented the locomotive
cab. In running their locomotives the
engineers were. up to that time, exposed
TO all kinds Of weather. Mr.. Scotti was
also the inventor of the "copper" wire
Joint" with which all locomotives are
now provided In 1888 the steam whis-
tie was invented. and was first sounded
on a locomotive by Mr.. Scotti.
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New Yosk's Vote.

New YORK, November 4.-When the
hour for closing the polls, o'clock,
came, there were still in line at many of
the polling places a number of voters.
According to the instructions given by
the Police Commissioners, those who
were actually in line waiting TO vote
were permitted to do so but the others
were not allowed to go in line. From
estimates made by the number OF votes
cast in several election districts and the
number of names on the registry list, it
is thought the total vote polled will be
about 22s,OO0. The total number regis
tered were 245,l6i.
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Hot Senatorial Fight.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, November n
The Journals Bismarck, \. d., special
saws: There is a reign of terror in this
CITY. growing out of the Pierce-Mcken-
zie Senatorial fight. Personal conflicts
within the past week or more between
the factions have been common occur
rences. When a Mckenzie man and a
Pierce man meet on the street and enter
into an argument blows often follow.
Alex Mckenzie has narrowly escaped
bodily harm. if not death, on one or two
different occasions. James Mcbride, a
nrominent citizen, was assaulted and
nearly killed Saturday night.
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4'.tpo, o., November The steam
=. :. " Leyuo.ds, from Buffalo FOR Toledo,
..- eoa. and Iute, went on Colchester
oa the Canada shore, 40 miles
lAea>t OF Toledo, during the blind
e $40" storm last night. The iute I'm
~, cargo caught FIRE aud tugs from
4'.eao and Detroit have been sent 10
.., ..' rescue. She viii probably be a TO
"a. loss. She is worth SiO0. 900 ana her
-se A4li as much more. No lives
"ere lost.
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Solid democratic Delep,tion.

New YORK, November 4.-Returns
from all Congressional districts included
in the city show the following to be
positively elected: j. r. Fellows, Dem. J
Sixth district; +. j. Dunpy, (Dem,) }
Seventh district; T. j. Campbell, Dem }
Eighth district; Amos. J. Cummings,
(Dem.) Ninth district; +. b. Spinola,
Dem Tenth district; John d. Warner,
(Dem.) Twelfth district; A. 7. Fitch,
Dem Thirteenth district.
Eight hundred and ninety-two cleo
tion districts show Scott 5000, Grant
l09,4 ,41j.
Cadmus (Dem) is elected to Congress
in the Fifth, William Walter Phelps
district.
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Republican Rascality in pittsburs.

PrrrsBURG, Pa, November A po-
litical sensation has greatly exercised
the local politicians. 1T is claimed that
scheme was coneocted to flood the
city with bogus tax receipts for the use
of Illegal voters. These were distrib-
uted, is stated, from the club rooms Of
well-known political organization.
The persons who fignre in the alleged
plot are prominent in politics. Harry
O'Toole, clerk in the delinquent tax
collectors Office, claims that a large
number of receipts were shown him by
a Republican. These he pronounced a
forgery. O'Toole is n Democrat. 1t is
claimed that $1,000 of these bogus re-
ceipts have been given out.
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Feature Of the rl'I.t in wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November Il
When the polls closed at $40 this after
noon the most unique and exciting po-
litical struggle in the history OF the city
came TO an end The feature of the day
was the activity of the Catholic and Lu-
theran clergy in marShalling their forces
against the Bennett law. At nearly
every polling place some Lutheran,
generally a school teacher, was sta
toned to see that their people did mol
allow themselves to be persuaded to ac-
cept ticket from the Republicans. AT
most polls there was no labor ticket
peddlcr at all.
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The vote in Clark District is as fol-


SommerS and Lowe are the Demo
cratic and Lynch and Randall the Re
publican candidates for House of Dele
gates. Bartlett and Raymond are run
ming for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and
Robinson and Long for clerk of the
County Court.
A dispatch from Ten Mile precinct
SAYS that the Democrats have carried
il by majoritieS ranging from l to II,
being but slight gain over lSSS.
So far as the county ticket is con-
cerned it is admitted that it is so close
that il will take the official count to de-
tcrmine il.
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Result i'm Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. November A.
Nearly full returns from this jackson
county have been received. They show
a majority for the Democratic ticket
J. c. Tarnsey, D., candidate for Con
greSs, ran ahead of his ticket. The Re
publicans concedc the fact that tho
Farmers Alliance made heavy inroad
into their ranks. and claim only Il plur'
ality for their State ticket.
Reports from 10 counties in kansa:
have been received by the Associated
Press. or these eight have gone Re
publican, six Democratic and five FOL
the Alliance.
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BELoTT, WIS, November "A pas
senger train on the Chicago Northwest
ern road was wrecked this morning.
Fireman Wach was instantly killed.
Engineer Pagan was badly injured.
The coaches were badly smashed but uO
passengers were seriously injured The
accident was caused by an unlocked
switch.
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cnnada and the U. 8.

OTTAWA. ONT, November 4.-Ibe
Dominion government has decided to
adont vigorous foreign trade policy
now that the Mckinley bill will divert
Canadian trade from the United States.
After a full discussion OF the subject It
has been decided by the government TO
take immediate steps to promote closer
trade relations between Canada and the
West Indies. Hon. George L. Foster,
Minister OF Finance, goes TO the West
indies this week on a trade mission.
His mission, it IS expected, will result
successfully, as the government has
given him considerable authority to dis
cuss the question Of closer trade rela-
tions with the British West Indies.
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Congressional Elections in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, November 4.-There
was no opposition to speak OF, to the
Democratic nominees for Congress, eX-
cept in the Fifth, Seventh and Eighth
districts. The indications are that rel
ton, Independent Democrat, carries the
Seventh, and Haight, Republican, the
Eighth.
ATLANTA, GA, November lie
turns from l6 OF the precincts OF the
Seventh District gives FELTON,, lnde-
pendent Democrat, over Everett the
Democratic nominee, slight majority
This indicates Everett'S election oe-
yond a doubt. This makes straight
sweep for the Democrats.
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A BIG SENSATION.
DEPUTY CLERK CLOUSTOS, OF TEE WOOD
COUNTY COURT, REARREIED.
Eight More Charges Preferred Against Hin-Frani-
ulsni Witness Pess COllsctsd-The State De-
frauted Of Over Twenty Thousand Dollars.
Startling Disclosures Predicted.
Special r.Ieqram 70 ne Reqister.

PARKERsBURG, VIVA, November A.
b. w. ClouSton was arrested again to-
day on eight more charges Of forgery.
lie waived an examination and gave
further bond. The investigation is
still going on with disclosures Of fearful
rottenneSs every hour. In the Greer
case 1t is alleged 1000 was paid out OF
the public treasury on fraudulent Wit
ness certificates. Clouston already
has twenty charges against him
with strong probability Of
many others. IL was the
intention Of the State TO arrest O.
NJ. Clemens, Clerk Of the Court. to-day.
with charges similar 10 these on which
Clouston was arrested, but owing 20 the
excitement OF the election IN which
Clemens is running on the Republican
ticket for reelection, IL was deemed adj
yisable to postpone the arrest until to-
morrow. II is now claimed the State
has been defrauded Of over $50. .OOO. Tho
affair Is the sensation OF the city.
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Murdered the bridegroom

GLASGOW, November "A wedding
feast in the Italian colony in this ely
last night ended in murder In the midst
OF the assembled guests An Italian. Lor-
emo Mare Antonio, came without the
proper invitation. Tho bridegroom or-
dered him 10 withdraw. He refused.
and during the sculie which followed
he drew his knife and plunged 10 into
the breast Of the bridegroom. who fen
TO the floor corpse. Antonio was ar
rested.
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A Waterloo For Rep leans and the War
.aritf.
Marshall County.

Special Telegram 20 tuc tst-t>tfl-
MoUNDSvuLE, W. Va, November J..
Clay district gives Reynolds 10. Lucas
g6. Hubbard lG4. Pendleton l07. For
State Senate, Roberts. r., l3s, Dorsey,
d.. 127.
Limestone Precinct gives Reynolds
=. Lucas 10, Hubbard .. Pendleton l3,
Roberts -. Dorsey II.
Cameron gives Reynolds I97, Lucas
100. Hubbard l9j. Pendleton l22. Rob
crtS lg7. Dorsey l22.
Rosby Rock gives Reynolds 81. Lucas
40. Hubbard 81. Pendleton 40, Roberts
"a. Dorsey 4O.
Glen Easton gives Reynolds los. Lu'
cas- =. Hubbard 100, Pendleton :, Rob
| etts lO4 Dorsey =.
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rl.a Old CnInnx Road Wreck.

BosToy, MASS, November 4.-Coun-
sci Josiah Benton, Jr., for the Old
Colony railroad denies that a compro=
mise has been made whereby s75,O0u
was to be paid to the Louisville people
who were injured in recent accident.
He stated, however, that the amounts
mentioned in the cases OF Judge Ed
wards and Lucy johnson were correct
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Wilson'S Large Gains.
To tie Editor Of the Rsg,ster:

To tie Editor Of the RegiSfer:
MAKTINsBURG, w. VA. November 4.
Ten precincts are in out of sixteen,
including Martinsburg, which casts one
third of the vote of the county. These
precincts in 1855 gave 1876 Republican
majority, the Republicans carrying the
county by 179 majority. The Democratic
majority in the same precincts are
as follows: Lucas, 50: Wilson,
lO5; Parks, for Senate, l79; Legislature,
Lamer 22l, Weaver 1875; ColSton, Clerk
of Circuit Court, 90; Doll, Clerk of Coun-
ty Court, POS; SeiberS, County Commits
siOner, %. The entire ticket is elected.
Wilson's gain in this county over 1888,
will be at least 800. We gain on two
members Of the Legislature.
CHAS. j. FAULKNER.
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Had an Easy Time.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November 4
The clerks in the government depart
ments were in state of repressed eX.
citement to-day. About 10 per cent OF
the government employees have gone
home to vote and consequently the fe-
male employees are seemingly in the ma
iorty. Little work was done, the
clerks spending much of their time dis
cussing the election.