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I'd EDITION.
GAINS IN MARYLAND.
An Unusually Large Vote Polled by
Both Parties.
MULTIPLYING THE LODGE BILL.
Ex-President Cleveland Congrat-
uIates Gov. Russell.
'ULLIFYING THE LODGE BILL.
NEWS FROM "srAR" CORRESPONDENTS

The latest returns increase the first estimate
of the democratic majority in the next House
OF Representatives. 1t is believed that it will
be considerably over hundred, perhaps 1856.
At least thirty of the Representatives gained by
the democrats come from the north and west
The defeat Of Representatives Mckinley and
Cannon and ex-Gov. Foster, candidates for
Congress, is conceded Pattison's plurality
is now given at over 10000 Solid congress
sional delegations are gained by the democrats
in Virginia aud West Virginia. The democrats
have strong hopes OF controlling the Illinois
legislature. The opposition to Ingalls, in Kansas
will defeat him. Michigan's legislature is
democratic. The alliance men hold the balance
Of power in the Minnesota legislature. Della
ware is democratic by a small margin. Ali the
southern states are democratic. Wisconsin has
elected Peck dem governor and the lcgisa-
ture is in doubt Colorado il still doubtful
California is republican by a small vote. The
democrats have safe majority in the New
Jersey legislature, but the republicans control
that in Connections by 8 or 10. The New
Hampshire legislature is still in doubt. The
New York legislature is claimed by the demo-
Gratis by z
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STRICKEN ON THE BENCH.
Lord Coleridge, Lord Chief Justice OF
England, Forced to Retire

LOrO CoierloGe, Lord Cntef Justice OF
England, Forced to Retire.
LONDON, Nov. 6-Much excitement was Gre
ated in the queens bench division Of the high
court of justice today by the sudden illness OF
Lord Coleridge, lord chief justice OF England.
His lordship had heard o case in his private
room and though he had complained of feeling
i'll during the hearing was able TO give a deci-
sion In the matter. Directly aftervard he was
seized with an apoplectic or paralytic stroke.
The nearest doctor was in Chancery lane, close
to the law courts aud he was hastily sum-
moned TO attend his lordship.
Other messengers we're dispatched to Lord
Coleridge's residence and Lady Coleridge pro-
ceeded instantly to the court TO render what
assistance she could to her stricken husband
His lordship was placed upon an improvised
couch in Rnte-room.
This afternoon the doctors announced that
his lordship was able to be removed and he was
taken to his home in q carriage.
Lord Coleridge 10 suffering from a severe
attack of gastrit1s. His illness will compel a
postponement Of the hearing of the appeal Of
Castioni, the Swiss radical who was arrested
in London on the charge Of numbering
Counsellor Rossi at BellInzona, Canton Of
Picino, Switzerland, during the recent revolt
there, and whose surrender to the Swiss au-
thorities was ordered by the lower court In
fact, it is now probable, owing to Lord Col
eridges condition that he will be extradited
without the higher court passing upon his
appeal
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THE GAINS IN MARYLAND.
A Democratic Plurality OF Over %, 600
Both Sides Astonished.

A Democratic Plurality OF Over % 600
Both Sides Astonished.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 6.-Complete returns
from all over the state show no substantial
change in the result Of the election. The re-
publicans have lost heavily in all of the
counties as well as in this city. The total demo-
cratic plurality in the state is over $4,000. The
large democratic pluralities on the congress
sionai ticket have astonished democrats and
republicans alike.
In the first district Dorchester county. which
was supposed to have given Russum, republi-
can for Congress plurality of l, has given
Page, democrat, plurality of 80, and Talbot
county, which it was thought had given Page q
plurality, gives Russum plurality Of S. 1t
was never supposed by democrats or republi-
cans that Russum would carry only one county
in his district when he ought to have carried at
least four.
COMPTON AND M'CoMAs.
Equally as surprising is it that Compton has
received pluralities Of 4lS in Anne Arundel
county, which two years ago gave Mudd 210;
500 in Howard county, 1853 in Baltimore county,
500 in the seventeenth ward Of Baltimore city
and As in Prince George county, which it was
not supposed he would carry at all. That
McComas has only carried two counties in his
district. Allegheny, his former stronghold, by
an almost nominal plurality of 276 against SO3
in 1888 and Garrett, and that he has been de-
feated by over 200 in his own county, Wash
ington, is the most surprising feature Of the
election in Maryland.
Rayner in the fourth district has, on the face
of the returns, made the largest gain in the
state; Stump. in the second district next, and
then McKaig in the sixth, Page in the first and
Compton in the fifth in the order named.
THE FULL AND REVISED RETURNS
show plurality of 2,269 for Page in the first
district, gain Of 1,7s7 over Gibson's vote in
1888; 1923 for Stump in the second district, a
gain of 4,041 over his vote in 1888; 5,6l2 for
Rusk in the third district, q gain Of 1923
over his vote in 1888; 1894 for Rayner
In the fourth district, gain Of 6, ia over his
vote in 1888; $780, for Compton in the fifth dis
trict gain Of 1.736 over his vote in 1888, and
ZIG for McKaig in the sixth district, a gain of
1886 over Douglass vote in 1883.
The proposed contest in two districts Of
Frederick county has been abandoned and the
official vote will be counted without difficulty
as to the number Of ballots cast in any OF the
districts.
PROHIBITION VOTE FELL OFF.
The total prohibition vote in the state is
5000. Two years ago the third party polled
4,2l4 votes, so that like the other two parties,
the prohibitiorists fell away, their loss being
3OS Singularly enough they gained in the
city, while they lost in the counties. No nomi-
nation was made in tho fifth district, which
two years ago cast 343 anti-lIquor votes. Their
heaviest loss is in the first district, where they
dropped in every county.
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RUSSELL'S PROUD MOMENT.

He Receives Hearty Congratulations
From His Defeated Antagonist
BosroS, Nov. 6.-Governor-eleet Russell has
received the following telegram:
New York, Nov. h-Aosept my hearty con-
CALCULATIONS on the happy result of your can
vass
(Signe6 GROVER CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Russell has also received the following
from Gov. Bracket, his defeated antagonist
"Please accept my cordial congratulations upon
your election to the Office of governor OF Mas
able, and am confident that you will discharge
them with credit to yourself and TO the COM
monwea!th. tender you the use Of all the IA
cilities OF this department which may be OF
service to you in preparing for your inaugural,
and hope that you will freely avail yourself OF
them"
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IN PRINCE GEORGES.
Full and Corrected Returns From
Throughout the County.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAS
HYArrsvILLE, Nov. 6.-Full and corrected
returns are now in from the various districts of
Prince Georges and the majorities range as
follows: For Compton, Evansville gives 81; Bla-
densburg. "a; Laurel, 2O9; Spaulding's, "a; Oxon
Hill, A; Piscataway, 16. For Mudd the majori-
ties are as follows: Marlboro, ITS; Nottingham,
70; Queen Anne, SO; Brandywine, 80; Aquasco,
IL; Bowie, 70; Surrotts, IA; Kent, 2. This foots
up majority for Compton Of AZ, instead OF 43,
as reported yesterday in these dispatches
The result in this county is q great surprise
to republicans, who entered into the contest
with a majority OF nearly 500, which they did
not believe-it possible to overcome. Several
factors entered into the success Of the demo-
cratic ticket here. but most prominent of all
was the belief, even by those who voted against
Compton in the last election, that justice had
been outraged in giving his seat to Mudd.
Last night the old democratic cannon was res
directed here and up to a late hour its peals
were heard through Hyattsyille and Bladens-
burg. The biggest kind Of jollifcstion meet
ing is being arranged for. +.
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THE INVENTORS INVENTION
Proposed Exhibition OF Useful and
Curious Desivns

Mr.. James Dubois, the secretary OF the cie-
zens' meeting which issued the call for the
mass meeting to be held tomorrow evening a
Willard Hall for the purpose Of promising
the proposed convention Of inventors in this
city, said today that the movement, was on. a
great importance.
No convention Of this kind has ever been
ne'a and Tor this reason il will be 9 notable
anair. In addition the inventors will make .
DISPLAY OF their inventions, including. of course
many curious and uncommon designs. which
wiz DC sure TO arouse public interest through
OUT the entire country. The novelty
OF TINS idea will be great at
Iacuon and there is no question
IN my opinion but that this convention will be
one OF the features Of the proposed oenteu-
MAJ OF the District, which will be celebrated
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In Wall Street TODAY

NV YORK, Nov. 6-The stock market this
morning was again very active, and while
strong for sugar refneries, developed decided
weakness in the regular list and many stocks
were forced off to the lowest prices yet reached
this year. The opening was fractionaly lower,
with New England down = and Lake
Shore Is per cent from last nights
figures, and while there was q slight
hesitation in some stocks. decided vesk-
ness soon manifested itself all along the
line, and in spite of the rally Of 2 per cent in
sugar refneries all the leading stocks were
soon materially lower than the opening A.
ures. Illinois Central yielded lsl 70 s2S3,
Burlington IL, St Paul Ia, Northwestern.
Lackawanna and Union Pacific each IL and
Missouri Pacific per cent New England and
Lake Sh ore with c. C., C. and St Louis retired *
per cent each. but the first named at the lowest
point was rs below Its last nights price
The advance in sugar and the downward
movement in the regular list came to an end at
the same time. and slight reactions occurred,
the market becoming comparatively quiet late
IN the hour. There was renewed ACTIVITY in
the lead trust at slightly lower figures. ST.
Paul, Union Pacific and Burlington we're
specially active, but there was large trading in
all the leading shares, the rest of the list being
comparatively neglected At IL O'Clock the
market was still active and heavy to weak at or
near the lowest prices reached. Silver opened
at los; highest sale, los; lowest sale, lOsk;
last sale, 1887.
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10 "sCOrCH" ITS EFFECT.

How Southern Congressman viii Null
lify the Lodge Bill IL Passed.
Special Dispatch 10 THE EvEsrSa STAR
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Estate Commissioner
Of Agriculture Thos A. Whitehead, one Of the
most prominent Farmers Alliance leaders in the
state, today wrote letter 70 the Congressman
OF the tenth Virginia district on the subject OF
the Lodge bill In the event of the Senate
passing that measure he urges that gentleman
and all other democratic Congressman 20 op-
pose voting for any appropriation TO carry out
its provisions II this is done, Col White
head says il will ..ecotch" the effect Of the bill
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FATAL DRIVING ACCIDENT
The Sad Fate of Mr.. Arthur RYAN
Fatally Injured Near His Home

A sad accident occurred last Saturday even
ing, the news of which has just been made
public. Mr.. Arthur Ryan. a young cotton
broker, the only son of Col. W. X. RYAN. Who
lives IN handsome house on the Pierce's Mill
road, was riding ont home in an open buggy
when the wheels of his vehicle went of the
bank on the side OF the road The buggy was
Thrown over and Mr.. Ryan fell. striking his
mead on stone. The skull was crushed at tho
base and spinal meningitis set in, which re-
suited in his death Tuesday evening.
Col Ryan and his daughter who is now Mira
Dr. Mast, and his son came TO this city Eve or
SIX years ago from Charleston. sc. The family
Is wealthy one and has invested largely in
real estate IN the neighborhood OF Plcrce's
Mill. The dead man, Mr.. Arthur Ryan, was
thlrty-elght years OF age and left a
wife and five small children. he
lived IN pleasant home across the road from
his fathers house. He was a very popular
young man and left host OF friends 10 regret
his sad death. The remains were taken 20
Charleston last night for interment there
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Be BEAur,run

BE BEAur1ruL
Mime. A. RUPERT, World-famed Complexion Spe-
eiast and Lecturer. has lectured this subject
all the larger cities Of America and Europe She
fails to fill the largest theaters eveiy city aud 10
always Endorsed by the leading newspapers. N Y World
says: Madame Rupert, the renowned complexion
specialist lectured to fashionable audience Fifth
Avenue Theater last evening-hundreds were turned
away" To those who have been unable to hear this
eminent authority she will send her eight-page cir
cular. giving valuable Information. receipt Of &C.
postage. Mime. Rupert Is the originator OF Wonder
ful Face Bleach. which is creating such furore among
society ladies at present. NINE. A RUPERT.
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Parties in the Next House

BY the latest returns there was no change in
the figures on the next House from those shown
IN The Stars table elsewhere. There wore
SIX changes-three on a side. making an
onset In the first Tennessee A. A.
Taylor, republican, takes the place OF
Butler, l., among the elected; in fifth Minne-
sofa Halversen, IA, takes the place Of Com
stock, r.; in the first Nebraska. ConneIl. r.,
defeats Bryan. ID; thirteenth Missouri Pyan,
d., defeats Wade, r.; first Kansas. Case Brod-
erlck. r., defeats Moonlight, D.; Twenty
eighth New York, Rockwell, d., defeats Moves,
t.; Wilson. r., not Finley, L., is elected, eiev-
enth Kentucky
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SPORT SEEN BY MANY.
A good Program and Fair Weather
Take PeonlA to the Races

"A good Program ana FAIR weather
Take People to the Races.
Special Dispatch to the THE EVENING STAR.
BENNINa RACE TRACK, Nov. 6.-The weather
today was quite enough Of an inducement for
large number OF people to attend the races
ut Benning This, together with q well ar
ranged program, made Benning doubly attrsc-
tive.
THE FIRST RACE.
First receive and half furlongs. Entries,
weights, jockeys and betting: Bob Gar
rett, 11S DuttCn), 80 to !; Kanesville,
lOl (Hayden), to i; Rustic, 116,
(Higgs), s to /; Dover, IS Jones), 6 to 1; Cold
stream, 113 day, 9to 10; Branch, l16 (Storal),
Z toll
COLD STREAM TAXES THE FIRST.
The favorite, Coldstream, won in good
form.
At the start Kanesville had the lead, which
position he held until nearing the grand stand,
with Dover second and Kanesvillo third. Time,
1.09. Mutuals, eS.75 straight; ESQ and Ellis
place.
Bob CARROTS jockey was thrown from his
mount but received no injuries.
SECOND RACE.
Second race, six furIonss Entries, weights.
to /; Valerian, 100; (Jones), 8 to /; Painkiller.
100; II. Bergen), 4 to 1; Mabel, ia; Ray), TO
/; Foxmede, liz; Day, to /.
Pain Killer got the best Of the lead by two
lengths and kept about that distance through
out the race, Tanner second, Mabel third, time
ll6 Mutusls paid e1S.S0 straight and % and
a. 50 place.
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A. b. C..
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE.
Three Preparations Alternative. Tonic, Expectorznt

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FiFTY-TwO GUNS
Democrats Propose to Celebrate Their
Victory.

The central democratic committee have ap-
phed Tor permission to FIRE ifty-two guns IN
the White Lot tomorrow afternoon IN honor Of
the democratic victory. Tie Washington Lag b,
Battery will fire the guns
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The New Hampshire Legislature.

CoScoRD, Nh, Nov. 6.-The republicans
concede the election Of Daniel, dem, in the
second congressional district by a plurality of
from so to 70. This gives the democrats two
Congressman from this state. Both parties
claim the Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06

In the Court in General Term today the case
Of Hollohan agt the Washington and George
town Railroad Company-appeal from judg-
ment for damages by falling of car which il
Is charged was caused by the negligence of the
company-was argued.
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Have You A CH1LD,

From month 70 10 years Of age
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT until Saturday Evening.
wemean 10 Ter cent Of the marked prices Of all
Children's and Misses Coata listers and Jackets
Bring the chldren have the garment that you fancy
tried note the price marked the ticket which
you will find se~ed on the garments then. II you in
tend buying claim and receive 10 per discount
We tell You now what you may know. what you will
know If you CALL THAT NOWHERE ELSE IN THIS
CITY Is THERE LARGER VARIETY TO SELECT
FROM. and nowhere else stock less free from cheap
and trashy garments o. those sxOrbitaptly high in
price.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below,
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Soorrs EMULSION.
CURES COUGHS AND CoLDR
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION. D.,
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRONcHITIs.
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS.
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCRoFULA IN ALL FORMS
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES Is SOLD ALL OVER
THE WORLD. nos
DYSPEPSIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS. AND NER-
~ vousness makes dyspeptic; either one renders
you miserable. Carters Little Liver Pills cure both
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Range of Il

Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the Signal
Office today: am, Al; pm, &c; maximum,
IS; minimum, "a
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SprcrAIr1Es liz LADIES, JACKETS,

We select the following the best values in stock.
We have learned this from those who have favored
US with visit Of inspection and returned to buy
after visiting elsewhere:
% JACKETS-1hs following two styles are put
forward the equal Of the Jackets usually sold Ut %
and 81: Chevtot Jackets. Black and Navy, braid
bound, high sleeves. revere. side pockets Chevsron
Jackets. roll collar high sleeves. large buttons side
pockets OF course - much could be written Of the
lnttng and trashy garments It's the material style
and nnish that stamps our q Jscksts the equal Of
those usually % and "a.
90 JACKETS.-Is this the imported Jacket sold at q
certain store for so and another for els! Well
you ccmpsse the materials and hnish you'll ~: Yes!
We refer 70 the Chsvtot Reefers Black and Navy With
sstrachan roll collar braid loops high sleeves side
Loekets.
els SEAL JAcKETs.-youri NOTES the price marks
resd ego. We hsye sold our els jackets and offer
the $40 garments for els until new supply arrives
Three syies; No l. roll collar and real seal
buttons No =. Refer roll collar and sleeves Arisnmed
With sstrschsn. real seal buttons. No. Wrap. with
vest front and real seal trimmngu. All have ths
rect high sleeves and pain satin lining.
THE aALAIs ROYAL
y l. LIsNER.
n0 Cor. l2th 1t and Penn. ave.
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Pierre Capital of South Dakota.

PIERRE, Sd, Nov. 6.-Pierre, according TO
reports from every county in the state, is
chosen the permanent capital by at least 10, 900
majority. There was q great celebration here
last night
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FAX LUNGS

Nay Be made to do good service through lone life By
sjudicious use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral The signs
Of weakness are "shortnsss Of breath" pains in the
chest and back. persistent cough. fevsrishneu ana
raising Of blood All either of these symptoms may
Indicate weak lungs and should have immediate At
tention.
"Ihsve been lifelong sufferer from weak lunrs and
till used Ayers Cherry Pectoral, scarcely ever
free from cough. This medicine always relieves my
cough and strengthens my lungs no other msdi-
cine ever did. have induced many Of my acquaint-
ances to the Pectorsl in throat and lung roubie
1t has always proved beneficial particularly % In the
case Of my son-in-law Mr.. A. Snow Of this place.
who was cured BY II Of severe coush."-Mrs. l. L
Cloud Benton. Ark.
~ have had lung trouble for about one year and have
tried many different remedies, but nothing does me
70 much good as Ayers Cherry Pec,orsI. I heartily
recommend this medicine. Cynthia Horr. Harm ony
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NgARRIRIt.

DAKIN-wEBSTER On October O. 1890 by the
Rev. 4. NJ Zimmerman Of Baltimore, Nd John q
DAkIN to HANNAH WEBSTER, both OF Washilr.
ton, ID. c.
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laontsna RETURN VERY Slow.

HxIxxA, Moxr., Nov. 6-Rsturns srs coming
In slowly from remote prscisets. The rspubli-
can committss claim that Carter viii have .
small majority, but Dixon's election = gem
orally conceded By 800 10 400 The democrats
claim majority N the state senate
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
Tho folio wing the opening and closing prices Of
The New York stock Market, reported by special
wire TO COrson and Mccartney, 1919 street:
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JEwEIRY.

Novelties At exceptionally low prices.
Rolled Plate Watch Bracelets. SEC each
81 and u. ID Warranted solid Gold Rings, stone
settings or plain bands. ...............S7c. each
Sterling Silver and Heart Scarf Pins .46c. each
sl.23 Fine Roli-plate Bracelets, gold pat
rec the Real shell, IA KS, Gold, Real Garnet
Amber and Sterling Silver Jevelry.
3Sc silver Snake Bracelets. .-.........10c DC. pail
&c. shell Tuck Combs ..,.,..,,...,......5c each
Toe OxidiZed Bangles. .............,...3 &c. each
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Inralis WIN Re Beaten.

CzIcAao, Nov. "a dispatch from Topeka,
Kan, says that the republican state central
committee this morning eencsde that the OPP
position 70 ingalls, will have majority in the
ieeislAture.