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MINNESOTA.
The Farmers Alliance Vote Prevents Any
Accurate Estimates

ST. PAUL (Minn.), Nov. A cool. clear
day usually means a full vote, and the inter-
est in the State election has added to the
size of the vote in Minnesota. The result
will be late, for besides the fact that the
Alliance vote prevents any accurate eSti-
mates as to the probable pluralities that
vote will come SO largely from the more dis
tant districts that nothing certain will be
known early in the night.
Returns are very slow and meager. Nor
rism CD is losing slightly all over the State
but the loss does not yet seem large enough
to defeat bun. Two years ago he had plu-
rality Of 24,io4.
Tho Alliance vote so far as heard from up
to II o'clock is not nearly so great as the
leaders of the movement claimed. Late
figures are against the high claim of the
Republican Committee and favorable to the
Dshocracy. The vote of Minneapolis seems
likely to settle the election that city having
already given a sufficient vote against Mer-
riafp TO nearly defeat him. Two years ago
he left Hennepn County with plurality of
nearly 1000, but If the figures thus far re-
ported continue he will leave that county
this year with nearly that much against him.
Clafrman Campbell of the Democratic State
Committee says he thipks they have gained
three Congressman and the Governor.
81. PAUL, Nov 81 80 A. M.-The Min
n65nta delegation in the next Congress will
haSe at least one Democrat to four Repub-
licahs in It, and tile Democrats are claiming
f0ut out of five.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Democrats Garry Six Out Of Seven Congress
sional Districts.

UemOcratS OaIIy DIX Out Ol oeVen OOugTeS-
sional Districts
COLUMBIA, Nov. 4.-Scattering reports
from every section Of the State indicate
the election of Tilman for Governor by 25,-
600 majority, and the entire regular Demo-
cratic State ticket bya large majority, except
In the coast counties. which have very large
negro majorities. Returns from the various
Congressional districts indicate that the reg
uar Democratic candidates had a walkover,
except in the Seventh District, where the
contest between Elliott 3D. and Miller (R)
is close.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The total vote in
the State Will not exceed 10000. Tillman is
elected by not less than $4,000 majority.
The election was absolutely devoid of in
cident or excitement The negroes having
no regular ticket in the field for the most
part declined to choose between the Demo-
Gratis. The vote in Charleston was the light
est ever known. the total being about 1900
out of total registered vote of 10000. The
returns from the Congressional districts are
not yet complete. The figures received APP
parenty insure the election of the Demo-
Gratis in all the districts except the Seventh,
where w. Miller, colored Republican, will
probably succeed himself.
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IOWA.
Both Parties Claiming the Election Of Their
State Tickets

Both Parties Claiming the Election OF Their
State Tickets.
DIES MONIES, Nov. flight precincts in
Iowa show net Republican gain on the
State ticket of $50, as compared with last
years vote for Governor. The Republicans
and Democrats both claim the election of
their State tickets. Returns received up to
midnight indicate a Republican plurality
on the State ticket of from 1000 to 10000.
The Democrats claim the election of their
State ticket by 5000 plurality. The returns
so far received are from towns and the city
wards. The PROBABILITIES are that the country
townships will show an increased plurality
for the Republicans. The First, Fourth,
Sixth, Ninth and Eleventh Congressional
districts are doubtful. with the probabilities
in favor of the Republicans. Hayes Cd is
reelected in the Second. The other dis
tricts are considered safely Republican.
BURLINGTON, Now 4. = Incomplete re-
turns show great Democrat gains in the
First Iowa District. Secretly 3D. is prob
ably elected by 500 majority over Gear (R.)
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Nov. 4.-Meager re-
turns indicate the election OF Reed, Republi-
can, for Congress by from 600 to 1000.
SIOUX CITY, Nov. 5.-At 2 O'Clock incom-
plete returns from the Eleventh District in
dictate the election of Perkins (R.), by a
majority of 1000.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Gains in the Legislature Claimed by tn
Democrats.

Gains in the Legislature Claimed by the
Democrats
CONCORD On. H., Nov. 4.-The Indications
at 80 o'clock tonight are that there is no
choice of Governor by the people of the
State; that Mckinney 3D. is elected to Con-
gress in the First District, and that the Sec
ond District is very close, with the chances
favoring Moore (R).
In 70 towns the Democrats gain IS men,
bers of the House of Representatives. and at
their headquarters in this city it is claimed
they have carried it by good majority.
The Republicans concede the election of
Mckinney Cd to Congress in the First Dis
trict by 700 plurality.
The returns from rs towns give Tuttle (R.)
for Governor II, COG, Amsden 3D. 1884,
Fletcher Q'.) 372; Republican net loss. 642
CONCORD On. H., Nov. So A. M.-The
Democratic State Committee claim Amsden's
election as Governor by the people and the
election of Mckinney and Daniels to Con-
gress; also a majority in the House with
the Senate in doubt. The vote is the closest
for years.
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big inroads into some of the Republican
strongholds. The Democrats also claim the
First Congressional District sure, and the
Fifth, Sixth. Seventh and Tenth doubtful.
GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 4-Close estimates
give Ford Cd majority in this city of 1000.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-The whole Democratic
ticket is elected in Wayne County. with the
possible exception of the Sheriff. Winans
3D., for Governor, carries Wayne County
by over 5000 majority.
DETROIT. Nov. 5.-Two hundred and nine
precincts, including fifty-six in Detroit, give
Turner (R) for Governor 1855; Winans
Cd. 27,085.
The present Indications. from meager
sources of information. are that the Demo-
Gratis have carried the First, Second, Fifth,
Districts. with possibilities in the Sixth,
Ninth and Fourth.
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MONTANA.
Republicans Confident Of the Reelection Of
CONGRESS man Carter

Congressman Carter.
HELENA, Nov. 4. - Favored by fair
weather, the vote in Montana for Congress-
man and eight State Senators has probably
reached we'll up to the registration. AT the
polls to-day tariff issues from the stand
points of the two parties entered prOmi-
nently into the debate of the campaign.
Probably the greatest effort ever put
forth by the Democracy Of the State
was that to-day for the election of Dixon to
Congress and for supremacy in the State
Senate. Chairman DAILY of the Democratic
Committee claims large vote for Dixon in
Deer Lodge and Silver Bow counties. Ex-
Governor White, Chairman Of the RsQubli-
can Committee. at the close of the polls
expressed confidence in the reelection OF
Carter and majority of the Republican
State Senators, based on advIces from Butte,
Missoula and other prominent points west OF
the range in Dixon's part of the
State. The indications point to Republican
majorities east of the Divide, and confidence
is expressed in party circles here of Carriers
success in the State.
Returns so far received Indicate Demo-
cratic gains throughout the State. They
are coming In very slowly, however, and 1t
is not likely that returns sufficient to de-
eide will be in before tomorrow.
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OHIO.
the Democratic Gain Not as Much as Pre-
dieted.

The Democratic Gain Not as Much as Pre-
dieted.
CINCINNATI, Nov. with the exception
Of few saloon-keepers who violated the
law by keeping their places open on election
day, there were no arrests in this city to-
day on account of the election. To-day's
voting was a reflex of the dignlfed calmness
that marked the conduct OF the campaign.
The division among the Democrats caused
by the adjustment OF the Board of City
Improvements at the suggestion OF Governor
Campbell had its effect In general apathy
among many of the usually most active men
in the Democratic party. So that when the
polls closed there was general feeling that
the Republicans had carried the county by
a good majority; that Storer, Republican.
had defeated Cosgrave in the First District
and Caldwell Republican, in the Second
District had been reelected by handsome
majority. The Democra is, however, do not
concede the defeat Of Cosgrave.
In Hamilton County no precincts give
Ryan majority Of $685. and Helm, the Re-
publican nominee for Sheriff, 41S7. Storer,
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THE NEXT
CONGRESS.
A Heavy Vote in
the East.
New Election Systems
Retard the Count.
Returns From All the States
Exceedingly Meager.
indications Of Democratic Gains in a
Humber Of Districts.
Late Dispatches Place hGKinley'S EleC-
ton Very Much in Doubt.
Estimates Of New York Newspapers on the
ReSult-The Farmers Alliance
Vote In the West
Late Dispatches Place MGKinley'S EleC-
ton Very Much in Doubt.
Estimates Of New York Newspapers on the
ReSult-The Farmers Alliance
Vote In the West
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

New YORK. Nov. 5.-The Sun fixes the
Democratic majority Of Congress at about
30, the Times at II, the journal at "a, the
Tribune at ?, the Star at about 20 and the
Herald at AZ.
The Tribune's figures are 167 Republicans
and 165 Democrats.
The Sun says the next House is evidently
Democratic by about So majority.
enty majority for the Democrats.
The Herald claims majority of forty.
The Times claims the two great parties
will be represented in the Fifty second Con-
gress as follows: Democrats POI, Republi-
cans 129; Democratic majority II.
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ARKANSAS.

Negro Shoots and Dangerously Wounds a
White Policeman at Pine Bluff.
PINE BLUFF, Nov. 4.-This afternoon
negro named Hancock, who was working for
the Langley ticket, got into quarrel with
Jim Jones (colored), who supported Breckin-
ridge. Policeman Leaning, white man.
told him to quit. As he did so, Hancock put
pistol against LeamiHgs stomach aud hred
The officer fired and Hancock fled. but
before doing so fired into the crowd, wound
ing two others, though not seriously. Lean
ing's condition is critical Hancock was ar
rested
Ii the proportionate gains for Breckin-
ridge continue at the rate they have been
coming in, his majority in Pope County will
be from 1900 to 1900.
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TENN ESSEE.
The Majority for Buchanan tp) for Governor
Estimated at $4,000

4u6 iOI ouCududu WI iuI OUfeiauA
Estimated at $4,000.
NASHVILLE, Nov. buchanan D.) for
Governor. is elected by at least $4,000 ma
iority. Kelly P) received about 10000. In
the First Congressional District Butler
u. r. is likely to be elected after one of the
bitterest contests in the history OF
the State. In the Second District
Houck is re elected by great
ly reduced majority. In the third
Snodgrass, Democrat, defeats Evans, this
making gain of one for the Democrats.
In the Fourth. Fifth and Sixth districts the
present members are reelected by the usual
majorities. In the Seventh Cox succeeds
Whithorn, having defeated Whithorn for
the nomination. In the Eighth and Ninth the
present members are reelected. In the Tenth
District Josiah Patterson Cd Is elected to
succeed Phelan. The Legislature will be
Democratic by two-thirds majority in both
Houses.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 4.-Dyer County gives the
Democratic ticket majority Of 1900. This
county, ip 1885, gave Cleveland a majority
Of 1873. The Dortch law and poll-tax regis
tration have played havoc with the negro
vote.
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seventy-sx in this county give Yeaman
Congress 1857; Rontt (Republican) for
Governor and Townsend for Congress
1895. The Republican vote is divided on
the legislative ticket in these precincts so
as to give the Democrats a majority of 57S.
Partial returns from the southern tier Of
counties indicate that the Democrats have
surely elected their Treasurer, Attorney
General and Superintendent of Public In
struction. The vote OH the remainder of the
ticket is close.
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from Senator Quay. dated Beaver. at 2
O'Clock in the morning, says: think the
State is Democratic"
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Returns from
65 of the 67 counties In the State give Patti
son D.) 1892 plurality.
2:35 A. M.-The two missing counties are
Elk and Warren. In 1886 Elk gave Black
Cd 6S2 plurality, and Warren County gave
Beaver R.l 1O45 plurality.
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New stnrana Batterx.

Veterinary Surgeon Sattler is reported as
having made an extraordinary discovery on
Saturday. A horse was shocked in Spring
field avenue, and was taken to his stable for
treatment. 1t lay twitehing in the stall for
hours afterward. DR.. Satter is quoted as
saying that a compass held to the skin of the
stricken animal hours after the shock vi
brated violently, and the needle was DETECTED
nearly go. Here is q new storage battery.
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A rock bottom-price vote-or, more prop
record Yesterday. One citizen dlckered
with another TO scratch certain maine on
nne of the tickets and substitute another.
After considerable WraUging over the
amount Of The bribe, Citizen No. agreed 60
scratch the name TOR 80 cents, but his fine"
sense of humor would not permit him to
substitute the name Of the rival candidate.
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VIRGINIA.

Claims Of Democratic Gains in All the Con-
tested Districts
RICHMOND Va), Nov. 4.-Wise, Tucker
and Lester, Democratic Congressman, are
reelected. Returns from every Congress
sional district in the State where there is
any contest show Democratic gains over the
vote of 1888. Jones Cd is believed to be
elected in the First District over Thomas H.
Bayly Browne (Rl; Edmunds Cd in the
Sixth defeats Shelburne P1; Charles T..
O'Ferrall 3D. in the Seventh defeats Law
son Qnd. R.); W. II. F. Lee in the Eighth
defeats Hume Qnd.).. The contest in the
Second, Fourth and Ninth is Still in doubt,
but the Democrats claim them all.
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CONNECTICUT.
Returns Indicate Slight Democratic Gain in
the State,

the State.
HARTFORD Comm, Nov. 4.-Eighty-four
towns mo cities show that Merwin (R.) is
about 900 ahead of the vote poled by Bulk
ley (R.) in 1883. and 1000 ahead of his CON-
petitor Morris. The cities will put Morris
ahead, but that there will be no choice by
the people is at present probable. Tile
Legislature is apparently Republican on
JOINT ballot. Russell (R.) in the Third Con-
gressional District holds his own against
Wells and is evidently elected. Sperry 3D.
is elected in the First.
NEW BRITAIN, Nov. 4.-The Democratic
State ticket gets 296 majority in this city.
Markley and Muller 3D. are elected to the
House of Representatives.
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COLORADO.

Democrats and Republicans Both Claim the
State Officers.
DENVER, Nov. Am unusually heavy
vote was cast here and throughout the
State. The returns will be late, as the polls
closed at o'clock. At the Democratic
headquarters every one is jubilant, and
Chairman Arbuckle claims the election Of
the entire ticket by 5000. Chairman Ashley
OF the Republican Committee, while he adj
mits the State Treasurer, Attorney General
are doubtful, says he Is satisfied they will
elect the remainder Of the ticket, including
the Legislature.
DENVER, Nov. Sat midnight the un-
scratched tickets In twenty precincts out Of
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RHODE ISLAND.

spooner Probably Defeated by His Democratic
Opponent.
PROVIDENCE Or. L. Nov. 5.-The First
Congressional District complete gives
Spooner (R.) S616, Lapham 3D. 1882. The
Second District gives Arnold (R.) 1925. Page
3D. S341, Trip (P.) 1855. Page lacks 769 of
an election and Arnold lacks sol.
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M,nnattnn Fire AssocIation.

Tie Manhattan Republican Fire Associa-
ton met at headquarters. 927 Mission street,
last evening, Cornelius Mooney in the chair.
Several prominent members OF the RepublI-
can party were present. and were jubIlant
over the success OF the ticket. They also
had refreshments for members and friends;
A delegation of fifty members was on hand
to see fair play, in case of necessity al me
polls. They adjourned to meet at the same
place, 927 Mission street this evening.
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One of the amusing features of yesterday
election was the action OF the United Labor
party, who voted for two Boards of Super
visors. three Police Commissioners and
T. J. Cockiiu for Chief of Police. AS there
was no opposition to these nominees, their
election is claimed by the labor party.
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The rwonty-uinth District.
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Thirfierh Dtstrict-
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Fight Over the Location of the Capital
Brings Out a Full Vote.

ST. PAUL, Nov. A. To-day's election
throughout South Dakota was very exciting.
A full vote was polled, Besides the excite
ment in the State and Congressional dis
trcts bitter fight for the permanent capt.
fall, the first State election, the total vote
was over 1900, and that will probably be
found to have been exceeded when all the
returns are in. The uncertainty of the Ali
ance vote makes an early estimate as to the
result unreliable.
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The Total Vote.

The aggregate of ballots east yesterday in
this city is sc 5S4. of which there were: Re-
publicanS % 065; Democrats, 25.Sl1; Amerl-
Democrats. 1853; all others, 234
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MICHIGAN.
A Close Gubsrnatorial Race, With the Repub

a Close 6upsrnatoriaI Race, With ths Kepub.
licsn Nominee in the Load
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-0wing to the new
election law, which was In operation to-day
for the first time, returns from all parts Of
the State will be late, and from many points
1t is announced they will not be forthcom-
ing till tomorrow. The gubernatorial can
didates are making close run, with chances
In favor OF the Republican nominee, though
he is running behind the rest of the ticket.
From the Democratic Committee II Is learned
that their candidate for Governor has made
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OKLAHOMA.

Election Of the Republican Delegate to
Congress.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Returns from
Oklahoma are to the effect that Harvey
Republican, is elected to Congress by 1000
majority over Mccoy (DemocraD and Crocke
(Farmers' Alliance).
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Meager Returns Ind cate the Election Of Two
Democrats to Congress.
WHEELING tW.Va.). Nov. 5-The returns
up to o'clock are very meager. In the
Third District Anderson Democrat is re-
elected. Wilson Democrat in the Second
District is probably elected by narrow ma.
iority
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ALABAMA.

An Entire Democratic Delegation Elected to
Congress.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. An entire Demo-
cratic delegation is elected to Congress in
Alabama
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CONNECTICUT.

The Legislature Probably Republican on Joint
Ballot
HARTFORD. Nov. 5.-The Legislature is
apparently Republican on joint ballot by
about 25 Sperry 3D. in the First and WILL
cox 3D. in the Second districts are elected to
Congress. Russell (R.) in the Third District
is Elected The Fourth is uncertain.
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Colonel II. II. Markham last night tele-
graphed from Pasadena to Chairman Stump
that Los Angeles has gone $500 for the Re-
publican ticket.
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THE STATE.
Returns for the Head Of the
Ticket and Other Officers.

The figures are from 252 out of 219S
precincts of the State as far as heard from,
not including any ID the counties of Alpine.
Amador, Calaveras, Del Norte, Humboldt,
Lake, LassAn, Maliposa, Modoe, Mono, San
Francisco, San Luis Ooispo, Trinity, Tuiare
and Tuolumne.
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TEXAS.

TIE Democratic Ticket Probably Elected by
the Usual Majority.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "A Times-News
Austin (Tex.) special says: 1t will be some
days before the official returns are received,
but it may be assumed that the Democratic
State ticket is elected by something like the
usual majority.
GALVESTON, Nov. 4.-Incomplete but
very full returns from all over the State
show the Democrats have carried the State
by vast majority. The entire Congress
sional delegation is elected.
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There is one lady stock-broker. one lady
landscape gardener and one lady dentist in
London. Curiously enough these ladies
have found no imitators, though they have
all been established some time.
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NEW JERSEY.

Cadmus Elected to Congress in the Fifth Dis
trict.
NEWARK On j., Nov. 4.-Cadmus. Demo-
crat, is elected TO Congress in the Fifth
(William Walter Phelps0 District,
TRENTON, Nov. 5.-The Congressional
delegation from New Jersey will stand {:
Two Republicans bergen and Buchanan)
and five Democrats. The latter have gained
the Fifth and Sixth districts.
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The number of voting precincts in the
State Yesterday was 219S, an increase of 447
over the number at the general election held
in 1888.
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USE Salvation on at once for severe headache
and neuralgia. Price only % cents
Go where you will. you viii always find Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup conveniently, % cents.
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LOUISIANA.

Solid Uem0cratic DELEGATION EIecIeu 10
Congress.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4-The weather
was delightful all day, and so far as heard
from the elections have been quiet through
out the State, with comparatively light
vote.
The latest returns indicate that Meyer
D) has defeated Yarmouth (R) for Con-
gress in the First District by 1000 majority.
and Lagan 3D. has defeated Coleman (R.)
in the Second District by 5000. In the other
districts there was no organized opposition
to the DamncratS
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MARYLAND.

The Democrats Make Considerable Gains IN
Two Districts.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. - dispatch to the
Sun says that McLain, Democrat, is prob
ably elected in the Sixth Congressional
District. He leads McComas in the latter's
own county by 100 majority. Returns from
the Fifth District show large gains for
Compton over Mudd, Republican.
The indications are that solid Demo-
cratic delegation to Congress will be re-
turned from MARYLAND
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Republicans Coaceds the State Ticket to Their
Opponents.
WILMINGTON On. c., Nov. 5.-The Re
publicans concede the State to the Demo-
Gratis. The Democrats claim eight OF nine
Congressman, the Republicans two.
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THE ELECTION IN THE CITY.


on election day. Hart was bailed out by
Jake Undo, Buckley's side partner, who de-
posited 500 cash with the prisOn-keeper.
Henry Bowman, who lives at gl4 Market
street, applied at the Receiving Hospital for
treatment for two bruised eyes and lacer-
alton Of the face. He was treated for a
confused eve. he was mixed mp in scuffie
at an election booth, but would not say
ono
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There are seven or eight negroes in Texas,
most Of them ex-slaves. who are worth about
$780, 900 each.
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Forty-eighth District.
The ballots In this district show:

State superinte Ddent of Schools.
Returns from 22S precincts, out of the 219S
in the State, show for Anderson (R.) "a, 1914,
and Hall 3D. 1868.
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KENTUCKY.

Estimation on the Probable Delegation to
Congress.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The Kentucky dele
CATION will stand ten Democrats and one
Republican.
LEXINGTON, Nov. 4-Congressman VIC.
II. Breckenridge was reelected to-day by
5000 majority.