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FALSrYING THE RETURNS.

HENRY r. MOVES DEFRAUDED OF A SEAT IN
oavcREss FROM THE xxvIIiTH DISTRICT.
Elmira. Now speca,).-- Warrants were issued this
evening for the arrest of several inspectors Of cleo
ton who recountcd the votes and made returns chang
ing the result from the original count, winch
was verified by the inspectors, supervisors OF eioo
ton and watchers on Tuesday night. Among those
ise whom warrants were issued are Robert ;. Hili'
John c. Mcmahon, j. E. suhern, James A. van
Dyne all Democratic inspectors Of the third dis'rcs
Of the sixth Ward and who yesterday took the ballot
boxes to Mayor Davisons Office and recounted ahu
changed the result by six: the work evidently haa
been done by pasters
The United ststes supervisors Of election were not
notified Of the recount and knew nothing OF IT, IA
the fifth district of the Sixth Ward recount nade
change as in the third district. in RockwePs favor
Sour masters being used No supervisors were
present Recounts also took place in the Third ana
Fifth Wards, under similar circumstances ana hoGn
wells vote increased IN every case Inc same ns
we're made nom aoe plurality for Rockwell to a1s
In Chemung County the plurality was cnahseo HUH
In the meantime Noyes's plurality in TO%pE 1as
County was left at GAS. but In schuyler TouT NIUE
rS of IRON RocS xs % IN IN The as4 50
IS for Moves. The warrants charge altering ana
% a,ns 10 %SrsSt the srrsst Of at
. on san ns ss Supporters was ar
res. sn today ' for Illegally voting was held on
bali by Commissioner Davidson The excitemeSs ~
tending the disclosure the frauds Is Intense ana tn9
entire ooteric Of Democratic election onicals ana ma
boodiers are badly frightened In one district OF tne
Fifth ward twenty eight marked ballots with pencil
were protested against BY the RepnDhcaiS' put
district will hear nom it tonight or tomor,ow ssd Tse
nnder whose advice their dupes acted, and VIII not
cease their labors until all are brought to justice 81. In
the meantime. remains to be seen whether eos sns
Democratic Board of supervisors, sitting as boalT
Of Canvassers will pass favoraby on the DemocraHc
recount III So Mr.. Noycs will not expect any peuer
treatment the hands Of the state B3ara o. oan ~
yasssrs and he will be left the only auernauve VI
contestne the seat before House overwne i,i,t
Democratic The Democrats, who have been JupiihiiU
ali day over the frauds quiet tOnigh,, as uneir
guilty conscierccs tell them that trouble Is near
Amsterdam. Nov tspecial).-John F. Dwyer 'De''''
will contest the election of W. Barlow Dunlap lkep''
for meuber of sjc Assembly from Montgomery County
On the ground of alleged bribery, fraudulent oaio.s
and Irregularities Dunlap has % majority, and IS
acknowledged 10y everybody t. be iaifv eecpeI
Dwver Is being urged 10 make the contest by deputy
CONTROL westbrook and otier agents OF rMernor
nil and 4, assured by them that the Democratic MA
iority IN the Assembly will give him the seat
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ELECTION RESULTS IN NEw-JERsEY.

In the county elections in New-Jersey Oh tues
day. Republican sherifs were eiected Ill A'is"u' ""
aon Crmher,and Gloucester and Ocean counties and
Democrats i'm Bergen Burlington, Essex Hudson Hun
te,dou. Mercer Mddlcscx, Monmouth Morris, Passaic'
salem. somerset, Sussex Union and Warren counues'
The approximate majorities by Congress districts
in New-Jersey are as follows Bergen (Rep'l' lS'
District ESQ; buchanan tRepD I'D D'stnct' LOU
Gsissenhainer (Dem.), lid District 4'ooo' rowe.
(nemI Ivth District, 4,5OO Cadmus QDem.) Vth
Dstr,ct 800: English (Deml. With District 1850,
Mcdonald (Dem.), With District, 5,195 There are
democratic gains in all the districts except Tue %t'
which shows a Democratic loss from 1885, OF $50.
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prroprs To COUNT IN FRANK LAwLER.

Chicago, Nov. 6 (Specal.-" The Evening News an
independent Democratic paper, says: A conspiracy
to count out James II. Gilbert, Republican Sheriff
elect has been discovered. Early this morning a
letter disclosing to the Republican managers an out
line ~ the pIot was received from one Of the leading
ATTORNEYS in the city. This was followed by informa-
ton secured by Republican politicians who had been
on the watch The LAWYER men are desperate and
mean to put in their favoIite at any cost. caucus
OF Democrats, including three Aldermen, whose names
for the present must be suppressed. was held last
night. and the fine Of action was mapped out. The
Withholding of the returns Is part OF the PLAN The
intention Is to doctor the returns, IL necessary, in
order that Lawer may be declared a winner
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uoNoRs DIVIDED IN NERRAsK,

Omaha. Neb., Nov. 6.-In sixty counties the vote
for Governor stands as follows Boyd DEM 59,79s,
Richards Rep.) 49,2bl, Powers (Alliance) 1902
This leaves twenty nine counties. which did not cast
over 900 votes Estim ltng the counties not fully
counted would make Boyd's plurality about $500.
Most of the Republican State ticket below the Gov
crnor Is elected The Farmers Alliance has the LegIs-
latre, two Congressman and most Of the county
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JUDGE HAIGHrs ELECTION EXPENSES.

Albany, Nov. 6.-Albert Hsight, who was elected on
Tuesday e Judge Of the Supreme Court in the Eighth
Judicial District fled this morning hemized state
ment with the Secretary Of State showing in detail all
the moneys contributed expended by him through
other persons in aid Of his election The statement shows
tat ho pxsd the OF 800 each to the charmcn of
the Republican County Committees In Chautauqua,
Aliegany and Orleans counties; $2o0 each TO the
ci,narmen Of the county committees In Wyoming and
Genesee counties and $500 TO the chairman Of the Erie
County Committee. The statement concludes "The
contributions Aforesaid We're made npon The request
Of the committees named and In each instance
directed " be expended only Ia defyg the necessary
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SENATOR QUAY ON THE ELECTION.

Pitsburg, Nov. Ex-senator Quay passed through the
city last night his way to Florda 10 rest and refresh
himself by fishing for tarpon. "TO what do you at
trlbuts the result OF the eeeona' reporter asked
him.
aTo lack Of votes,s he answered with smile.
apo you care said the reporter. Z" to express any
opluiou on the situatonl"
Z" II looks TO me- said he as though the best thing
h, do lust now Is 10 wood
g am feeling first rate continued he. Yesterday
WAS completely tired out, and did not know how I
vas going to be able TO get through the day But now
the strain Is or and AIN feeling better than for long
time / will get good rest In Florida, and be back
in time for the opening Of Congress II looks from the
,sturns rs though the farmers and the laborng pcn
hsd done the business for US In this statc.'
Do you look for On extra session Of Congress !"
mo- I do not"
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ARKANSAS DEMOCRATIC As "usUAL. y

st. Louis, Nov. 6.-The latest information from
Arkansas Is that official returns from nine counties in
the Id District and close estimates OF the remaining
counties give Breckenridge about 700 majority. Both
parties still claim the 1st District. The vote is re-
ported TO be close and it may take the official count
to decide which elected In the WITH District Terry
DEM is elected by a big majority. and while news
from other districts meagrc it to be safe TO
say that all OF them have gone Democratic by the
usual II not increased mai orities
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NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN,.

Minneapolis, Nov. Ga dispatch to Tine journal
from Fargo n. d.. SAYS "IncOmplete returns Indicate
that the Legislature will have sixty Repn9icans ouo
n,rev three members the rest being divided between
,be democrats and Independents. Johnson hepio-
can for Congress, claims, 5000 majority ou' IL may
NO, ,o over 2 900 Burke Republican, for Governor.
viii have 1000 majority. Tie entire state hep"pho@h
kef Is elected.o
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r,cu,c,S STATE TICKET DEMOCRATIC.

Detroit Mch Nov. Cit is thought that the WHO'S
Democratic state ticket is elected by from o'ooo W
$4,000 plurality. The Legislature Is also Democrau'
,ha senate nv about three majority and the House
81, some efteen on fusion vote with the Patrons OF
Industry. who hold the balance Of power The ISL
I'd vth WITH With and Xth Congress Districts have
cone Democratic and the lid, Iyth, IXth and Min
Republican. me vote In the Vllith Is Close anu "'
renure the official count
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DELAWARE.
John W. Causey (Dem.)
FLORIDA.
GEORGIA.
IDAHO.
ILLINOIS.

bwillIs Sweet Rep)
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FOR A BIG RECEPTION IN JERSEY CIT

The reception TO be given 10 william O'Brien joan
Dillon T. p. OConnor J. p. sullivan. Timothy mar
rington and T. r. Gin in Jersey City on November -
will be one OF the greatest Hudson County ever gave
to any one The guests will be escorted by large eV''
procession 10 Oakland Rak where they Will be vef
coined BY Governor Albeit. list Of honorary sesre
taries has been iss,ed which includes The names y
Governor Albeit. ex-CsoveUOr Green and bsaws
Chancellor Mctsin. Attorney General stockton, heny
C. Kelsey. SECRETARY Of state; John TAmey Ssss:
Treasurer; Edward J. Anderson, state ContiVssvs,
Major General Joseph W. Fun,s AdJutent General MI
lam s. stryker sctsl Rleha,v , 4
ieppennsimcr. General John watt kesrney. GenesA =
Duid Grub, tuitsd states Minister 70 SpNn SSsi.r
Luby, f. f. G. Young, AllAQ L. NeDcrinoet .xSS
4. K. Pangborn, r. o. Nstthieseu, and Ass"ss
sthar names Of vell-mowA men
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EDWARD MURPHY, JR., is RETIcENT.

Edward Murphy, tr., chairman Of the Democratic
state Committee reached this city on Wednesday night
ana went to the Hoffman House, where he was almost
Immediately met by many OF the leaders oil Iammany
Hall with whom he now has not the slightest fear Of
being in close relationship politically. Mr.. Murphy
came to the city to say goodby to Richard Croker and
hs returned to Troy last evening ON the 6 O'Clock
train. He would not discuss the chances of the
various Democratic candidates for the United States
senate and he would not say whether or not the
Govsrnor would instruct the Democratic members Of
tha Assembly and the Senate to vote fer Smith ~.
Weed according to his promises TO Mr.. Weed.
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seattle Wash, Nov. G--Thc returns ana estimates
from all the counties in the State to "The Postlntell
pcncer, give Wilson, Republican, for Congress- piu-
ralitv Of 5000 olympia, for the capital city, has
$1,000 majority. The Republicans elect thirty-ohe
state SENATOR and the Democrats two with one county
!, lie Tie House stands-Republicans, 10, Demo
IL.
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A CLOSE VOTE IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
THU, STATE AND CONGRESS TICKET RBPuBLE
CAN AND THE LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT

81. Psu Mimi, Nov speciaD.-Th latest re-
norris from South Dakota indicate the election OF the
Republican state and Congress tickets. The Alliance
claims the election Of LonckS Tor Governor but there
49, A Ia no question about Governor Melicttcs
.,artion though by q very small majority Neither
Republican nor Independent headquarters have made
estimates on the majority The outlook is that the
Democrats and Independents combined will have n
majority of the Legislature No official figures are yet
made TO show the strength Of either party In the
Legislature Pierre wins In the capital city contest
by about 5000 Equal suffrage failed by largo
majority. Nineteen Congress districts give ninety
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ksp1RANTs FOR THE spEAKERsHIP.

st. Louis Nov. 0-From trustworthy source 1t
learned that il Mr. Mills does not enter the race FOR
The Speakerhp OF the next House Of Representatives
the contest will be between Congressman Hatch, OF
Missouri ard Crisp Of Georgia. Colonel Hatch has
received pledges of support from a large number Of
Congressman and Congressman elect, and bases his
claims on good grounds the representative OF the
south and especially Of the country west of the
Mississippi River which has never had Speaker in
the House OF Representaty es
Nashville Tenn, Nov. 6.--'The Nashville American"
nublIshes leading editorial urging Benton McMiln for
Speaker OF the next House. The American says that
McMiln will be supported by all the Democrats OF the
tennessee delegation and that he will be accept
allie 10 Northern Democrats than any other man who
will be considered.
Macon Ga, Nov. On "The Daily Telegraph
to-morrow Congressman James H. Blount, OF this 1.-THE
With Georgia District, will be announced as IA cand
date for speaker Of the next House Of Representatives
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GOVERNOR MERRIAM ELECTED IN MINNEsoTA
w,nr nErEATTD IN MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Nov. G.-Late returns rom .he Nii,'" ~,
trict indicate the election OF ryan,
49, pn,,,,,cap nv abont 500 majority. Complete
rerns from all the city wards and from all but TWO
counties in the Xth Congress District have been re-
ceved If these countless Perry ana Keyh 1919
,,etrn the same Democratic majority tney uu I'LL 1000
Rvrness (Dem) majority will be loo.
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legal expenses Of the committee as was authorized BY
fhe afr
sANronps SEAT TO RE CONTESTED

sANFORD'S SEAT TO RE CoNTEsTEr
Saratoga, Nov @ tspecalD. Saratoga Countys omca'
returns, received ut the County Clerks Once give
Congressman John Sanford tRep.s OF Amsterdam
plurality of 100 in this county. Democrats were busy
to-day circulating reports that an effort VIII DC maae
to prevent Sanford from taking his seat. charges Oh
bribery are being made. 1t is also stated 'na' ''e
ballots used in this county were Marked but those VINO
printed them deny this most emphaticaily. ana arc
ready to back their statements by sworn amaavi's'
The Democrats are evidently bent on misenc, anu
II there Is any possible shadow OF 'ech"'
of the law they will unseat Sanford.
In The LIST Assembly District Cornelius H. shener
Repl Of IIolfmoon. receives a plurality OF l47. In
the ia Assembly District Lewis varncy tRep9, OF
saratoga Springs, receives plurality Of 49, Demo,
Gratis are also actively engaged ~ han t csa and
,hat saorts will he made to Gust both shener anu
V Var. on some techncalty about the ballots.
iiciai ballots only were used III ar saads" ,h t
except In cases where pastors were a"'e~ W '"'S WV
lIllterate to read or write
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REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN COLORADO.

Denver, Nov. 6-Tle unofficial returns from the
state give the following mljoriiies Townsend fsep
for Congress, 1855: and Ioutt tRep) for Governor
3,s44 The Republicans win elect the remainder Of
the state ticket, with the exceptions OF Treasurer
superintendent OF Public Instruction and Attorney.
General. The Legislature Joint Lallot will stand
Republicans 40 Democrats, 90; Democratic gain of
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:. &C. A. Bergen (Rep.) .. Thomas ID. English.
.. aJames Buchanan (RepD z. Il. y. Mcdonald (Dem)
3. ~. A. Geissenhainer ID
4. aSamuei Fowler (Dem) Republicans
o. G. A. Cadmus (Den.) Democrats )
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REPUBLICAN PLURALITY IN IOWA ABOUT 1000
Des Moines Nov. 6.-Neariy Complete official re-
turns on Secretary of State with few counties partly
estimated show that Mcfarland (Rep) has plurality
Of 2Is3. The remainder Of the State ticket is prob
ably divided as Mcfarland leads the ticket The
latest Congress returns elect Henderson Rep) In the
lid District by majority Of 27s and Flick in the
With District by majority of 322. The state
delegation In Congress VIII stend six Republicans and
five Democrats.
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GENERAL PALMER CLAIMS THE FARMERS.

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-General Palmer tonigh'
received dispatch from Carthage, saying that IA
wards and Myers. two Democrats, are SHOWN Nv tho
official count TO have been elected u the Legs
Iatur. General Palmer. on reading this dispatcl'
said: aThis makes 1913 Democrats on joint ballot,
majority of one. The 100, he explained. included the
Farmers Mutual Benefit Association men. all three OF
whom he claimed. pledged to his support on the
ballot for United states Senator.
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The estimated districts, If correct, will reduce this
IN 1O6 But the Official canvass may reverse tEis
narrow plurality. 1t is said that the figures Of the
deputy United States marshals, whose duty Is es-
peciay to watch Congress elections, give Mr. wallace
100 majority Internal Revenue Collector Nathan SAID
that Mr.. Wallace had 10 plurality on the count ana
there were a defective ballots which must be
counted for him. thus increasing his plurality to o.
Mr. Wallace said yesterday afternoon that none OF
the figures published accurate From his per-
sonal examination of returns and the fullest nforma
tion possible, he believed he was elected and should
receive the certificate of election The machinery Of
the official canvass is in the hands of the Democrats
Allegations OF doubt of the election OF Joseph
Aspinan In the XIth District. the only Repub-
ucan Assemblyman who pulled through, were
made yesterday on the ground that number
of defective ballots fol Francis Reinhard, upon
which his name is spelled Rhinehasdt. must be
eslnred for him. On the face Of the police re-
turns Mr. Asphalt 191 plurality, and IL is not
believed that this will be overthrow by the Official
count. -,
County Clerk Kaiser sent word yesterday to all can
ddsfes voted the election that according ~ law
they must file within ten days OF the election detailed
and temxed accounts Of their expenditures In ad OF
election under penalty of Imprisonment for three
months to year and forfeiture Of office IL elected
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a, AND 40 WEST 14rH ST.

,,r, 1ndenendept members Of the Legislature Other
,;ve fortytwo As doubtful, but half OF them
rre known to be anti Republican The returns mp 10
late in the afternoon give IOucks 200 plra.{ i9s
oS bnf As the strongest Independent ais,nc,s
have been heard FROM the indications are that hee"e
will overcome these u cures.
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"a, This nsures the reelection Of Teller TO the ohted
states senate.
THE ALLIANCE DOMINATES KANSAS.

THE ALLIANCE DOMINATES KANSAS.
r,ry HAVE THE legislature AND MOST OF
THE STATE TICKET
Topeka, Kan. Nov. 0--The Republican Central Com.
mttec comedies the election of the entire Farmers
Alliance state ticket, with the possible exception Of
wtts, candidate for Governor, WHO may be defeated
by Humphrey by smdl majority The commi''eo
comedies the opposition to ingalls, In tho Legislature
,, have a majority. The election OF five opposition
conaressmcn Is assured. In the LIST District, con
ceded Yesterday to Moonlight Dem) 1t Is now certain
That Frederick has been chosen.
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THE XxvIIITN CONGRESS DISTRICT DEMoC "
Elmi-,, n. ", Nov. Gin the AAVir'n Uo"s's 90.
n,s,rict scncc. County gives Rockwell DcmD for
Congress e7s majority Chemung County gives Rock
well GO majority; Tompkns County gives MOVES
Dcn1 cas- majority, and schuyler County gives him
ZIG majority ROckwells plurality, rom INC returh'
received up to noon, is o.
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BENSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA.
About everything suburban inhabi-
tant values is to be got at BensOnhurst-
by-the-Sea without extravaganza.
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safety, Cemfe RI, anA speed.

These grest fe9ulst arc fully net On the Royal Blue
L9s opers.sd between Sew;Yosk rh.dslphis naitmors
B.& o, Ths road u double tracked ia entire ength
laid with heavy steel rails on rock ballast and the
bulit Ali trains are vestibued heated BY steam and
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THE MONTANA CONGRESS ELECTION IN DOUBT.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 6.-Returns are coming I'D
slowly from remote precincts The Republican com
mittee claim that Carter will have small majority,
but Dixon's election is generally conceded from 2oo
TO 400. The Democrats claim two majority Ia the
state senate.
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| IT. F. Mckinney (Dem.)
| 9. w. H. Daniels (Dem) Democrats ............. 2
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Don't Forget to
Remember

Thst impure unhsahy blood present In s sad " 1ex
cause Of many Of the diseases from which we snef sess
ua Cancer and specific disesse which have nvsgel ~
earth and poisoned blood n nations for geesstas end
the evil parents Of indescbsbe hossoss, ua1es
sbsoiute control u "The Cactus Bleed Cure" n els
infAlllble bleed purifier known. ,
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Altoona. PENN Nov Gin the XNth Congresson"
nsirict. where Soul (RepD has majority OF aoo"'
,or Creeyy the Democratic candidate Will contest ''e
ELECTION on the allegation OF fraud
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VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON.
John L. Wilson (Rep.)
WEST VIRGINIA

IL o. Pendleton (Dem) j. Cspehart tDemJ
2. aW. l.. Wilson (Dem.)
s. John ID. Anderson (Dem.) Democrats ........ \
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The Very Lew Prices fer Furnl,srs
At Flint Ios i+th-sf dthaye. are IvuItine manv
" select Christmas presents ths esrls.
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BUNGLING RETURNS IN LONG ISLAND CITY.
The election returns received by City Clerk Cherry,
OF Long Island City, are mixed There are said 10 DO
mistakes on the tally sheets and certificates OF canvass
in every one OF the twenty election districts in the
county 1t will be necessary therefore, to revise every
document before the be filed in the ONCE of
the County Clerk.
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WISCONSIN.
WYOMING.
be. B. Clark (Rep.)
q Reelected. Chosen at previous elections.
TIE RESULT BY STATES.

The following table shows the political complexion Of
the next Congress by States, as compared with that
~ he nrpsenf
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Victoria Hotel
6th.sve., broadway aud 2Tta.st. Entirely new In IL
sspointGsatA American aud european Dlal-
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sEvAToR FARwELL GIVES Up HIS REELECTION

Chicago Nov @ (speciaD.-The result In the iii'hos
legislature will be close Both sides claim majority
on Joint ballot The latest indications are mat t"e
Republicans have twenty seven Senator'S ana seventy
five members of the House. The Democrats na'c
elected twenty four Senators and seventysN nenoerS
~ the House. The Farmers Mutual Behebt Associa-
ton has elected members OF the House IN the ALiia
and XIIyth Districts. II looks as though '"e ''re,'
candidates would hold tile balance Oh power Oh '"e
Joint ballot Senator Farwel said TO-DAY $1,000 q,
According to the latest and most reiiaDie news
can get from Chairman Jones Will not hc thc heA'
senator from Illinois. John NJ Palmer VIII De-