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And WIN Now Have n Chance
10 DO More Tariff Tinkcring
And DISTURB The BUSINESS
or tho Conntly...A Sort Of Tidal
Wave Of Something
Or Other
Sweeps Oyer The Connlry-IcKinley't i
District Stlll Doubtful and IIs
May Pull Throusll--Somo Sur
prl,lng Rssults-Tho Ma.
jorlty in Congress VIII
10 Very Large.

TIE Democratic tidal wave OF 1874
was worse than this, II came at a time
when tho Democratic party seemed
dead beyond hope OF resurrection. II
came between two Presidential elections,
Just as this landslide has come, and
maintained tho uuwritten law which
dooms TO defeat in the succeeding Con.
gteasional elections tho party which at
the Presidential campaign before took
possession OF the White House.
Not evcn our victorious friends, the
enemy" suppose for a moment that
the Presidential campaign will be made
easier for them by reason Of the pres.
ent reverse. Pattison can carry Penn
sylvania against distasteful Republican
nomination, but the Democrat does not
live who can carry Pennsylvania for the
Presidency. The Farmers Alliance has
played hob with the Republican majori-
ty oi Kansas, but when it comes to a
fquare issue between the great parties
on the Presidential issue, Kansas will
cast ller vote for the Republican nomi-
nee. The whole Northwest and the new
States OF tho West are reliably Republi.
can in a Presidential year.
BY 1892 West Virginia will have two
years more growth, and the Democrats
know they will have to fight as hard for
i. es they did in 1855, when Cleveland
carried the State by SOC plurality.
There is everything in the result OF
Tuesdays voting to make Democrats feel
good, and since they have so often been
made to feel the other way, Republicans
should notgrudge them their Joy. There
isalso in the result nothing to discourage
Republicans. They are beaten, but the
loss is by no means irretrievable.
The Republican prospect for 1892 is as
bright as it was before the reverse OF
Tuesday. There are just as many Re-
publicuns in the country on the general
issue. This time some OF them had
other business on hand, and they seem
to have given pretty close attention to
the several matters which employed
them. Il,
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THE KANAWuA DISTRICT.

Alderson's Minority for Congress YerJ
LnrEe--1lnnnwhn County Democratic.
Special Dispatch to Lhe InttHtancer. Z.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 5.-Alder.
sons majority in the district will be any.
where from 1900 to $500. Kanawha
gives him about 400 and reports from
Greenbrier place his majority there at
l,l00. Fayette gives Major Gaines less
than 800 and Britt, for State Senate,
about 800 Summers county gives All.
derson 435 majority, and Democratic
gains rereported from Monroe, Nicholas
and Boone. The Republicans to-day
claimed the election OF Fleming to the
House OF Delegates. Later returns show
Dyer (Dem.) elected by asnall majority.
The only Republican elected in the
county is Henry X. Black, Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, by 200 majority. Watts
majority will be over 1000. y .lia5.s5I
The Star (Rep.) tonight says: "The
result in kanawha has been a surprise
10 everybody. Almost the entire Demo.
cratic county ticket has been elected,
and J. D. Alderson has majority Of
about 800, while that OF General Watts,
ior the State Senate, will be about $50,
Hon: G. ?. Snyder is elected to the
criminal judgeship by IN estimated ma.
jority of 500. ]. W. Goshorn is re-
elected by about 375; Judge Ferguson
by about $50, and the majority Of w. S.
Laidley, for; County Com m issioner, will
exceed that Of Mr.. Snyder. We have
elected H. X. Black as Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court by 200 majority, and j, B.
Fleming, as member OF the House OF
Delegates, by about 80. All the other
Democratic candidates arc elected by
small msjorities. Reports from all over
the district indicate the election OF Mr.,
Alderaon by about 800 majority. Ma.
jor Gaines majority in 'Fayette county
IS placed at about 600, and the majorities
in Mercer and Mcdowell are considera.
bly, reduced, while Greenbrier, Sum
mers and Monroe give increased Demo-
cratic majorities. &; +. 50
: In the Fourth district the defeat. OF
Smith is conceded. Cabell county gives
Capehart 40 majority, aud Mason and
Putnam both give small Democratic ma
jorities. Lincoln county is Democratic.
as uaual." " ~ a ~
Later results show that the Democratic
majorities will be even larger than the
Star admits. The Democrats seem to
have q clean sweep in this end of the
State. Fleming's majority for House OF
Delegates is now 2, with one precinct to
hear from. 8 n 20 !, =. \, -
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close, and the result can not probably be
determined before Thursday. The Re.
publicans claim s OF the State Senators.
KENTUCKY.
a Possible Gain OF Ono Republican Con

a Possible Gain OF Ono Republican Con
grtssntnH.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5,-Latest re-
turns show Ashar G.. Caruth (Dem.)
Louisville district, has 5000 majority
Dickinson, Carlisle's district, 5000. In
the Eleventh, Whitley county, gives
John II. Wilson (Rep.) $50 majority, a
Republican loss OF 1850. Knox county
gives him about 500 majority, loss OF
400. Bell county gives +, ]. Howard,
Wilson's Democratic opponent, about
majority, Republican loHs Of !, 700.
In spite OF theae heavy losses Wilson
may win, as his district has 5000 Repub.
l;cana. In tho Tenth district J. W,
Kendall Dem may be defeated.
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Gratis have elected their Governor by
about 10000 plurality, and the rest Of
the State ticket by a substantial vote.
PATTlSOS ELECTED.


His Majority Over sixteen thousand Owe,
Delamater. dH.
PnlLADELrnlA, Nov. v.5.-Complete but
unofficial returns from every county in
the State give Pattison (Dcm. for Gov.
ernor, n plurality Of lG,2o9 over Della.
mater (Rep.), the Republican candidates
Tor Lieutenant Governor and Secretary
Of Internal Affairs, afessra. 1Vatres and
Stewart, arc no doubt elected, as both
ran far ahead OF Delamater in nearly
every county. Philadelphia county
alone gave Watres msiority Of 1879
greater than that for Delamater, and
gave Stewart 0.007 greater. In Ale.
cheney and other larger counties Watres
aud Stewart received m increased vote
about in proportion as that OF Philadcl.
phia. w. lla| Flur
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THE USEFUL ART.
Boston Athletic Club Booms Swimming.
Big Competitions Arranged. .5rs7g

Boston Athletic Club Booms Swimming,
Big Competitions Arranged.
BosToN, Nov. 5.-Swimming, the USE
ful pastime, is to be doomed byt the big
athletic club Of this city.
The plan is to hold competition in the
various branches OF the art. The first
will bc at speed and distance diving and
swimming will be held on the 18th, a.
The particular feature will be the div
ing. This competition ia not only new
thing in Boston, but in the United
States as well, and it is the desire to
make it as popular as it is in England.
Each contestants work will be judged
on points. The dive must be either
good, bad or indifferent. Two Judges
Will figure the average and decide; but
IN case Of a tie, the referee will decide.
The top height will be 10 feet, the sec.
ond 5 leet, while the sprineboard Jump
will be about 3 feet above the surface Of
the water. -:
q One Interesting feature Of tho diving
COMPETITION will be the running spring:
shooting" dive, or plunge for length.
In this latter the competor will stand at
height about two feet above the water,
and will make his plunge, going as far
rs possible under the impetus, whether
1t be beneath or on top Of the water. The
moment he takes breath his effort or
trial IS completed, and his dive is meas.
ured 10 the extremity of the tips of his
hngeers. This contest will be from dag.
onal corners OF the tank, covering a dis.
tance OF so feet. e'h . =
The idea Of holding tho diving contest
IS to educate men to make perfect, grace.
ful and safe dives from any height. To
make perfect dive ono should spring
well into the air and enter the water
with rigid body at IN angle Of 45 degrees.
swimming in street costume will be
inaugurated later en-. 5iS,l - :
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y. p. a
cratic party to advocate It, has been
fully demonstrated by tho action Of the
people yesterday. OF course there 10
nothing for tho Democratic party to do
but to push on the battle all times and
In NIL places, on tho lines which thoy
have laid down-that Is, TO insist upon
a wise adjustment Of tariff taxation 10
tho reasonable needs OF the Govern.
ment, ms opposed 10 the plan which en-.
riches favored class at the expense OF
tho masses Of tho people. Until tho
victory is won the question OF tariff re.
form will not be settled nor tho pledges
and the professions Of the Democratic
party 10 The people redeemed. The ab.
solute unity and harmony OF our party
upon the question Of tariff reform shows
Its enthusiasm Tor cause which in.
wolves the popular welfare" ,.La
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The lateat re.
turns from twenty.eight Congressional
districts OF tho State show the election
OF eighteen Republicans and ten Demo.
Gratis. The present delegation from this
state standstwcnty.one Republicans and
seven Democrats. Both contestants
claim tho Seventeenth district, but com.
plete returns, which, however, are not
official, give Elliott 100 majority.
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BELMONT COUNTY.

Republican Inorease tn the County-Scott
Electetfsherin.s ..ss.si555.9'-i5
Special Digaieh % the lnlfilioeneer. !.
ST.. CLAlRsvlLLE, o., Nov. 5.-The.
semi.ollicial returns Of this county show
tho head Of tho Republican ticket has five
hundred and eighty,&which shows a net
gain OF about .250. 1t is said by leading
Republicans that tho campaign was the
hardest one they ever worked. A great
deal was to overcome in the way OF
DOODLE. Poorman's majority is conceded
ut 525. The county ticket is elected Mt
from thirty.ivo to five hundred. Scott,
for Sheriff, will have thirty-fve major.
i,y. Tho, main fight was made on him.
The Republicans arc jubilant, never.
ihnlpss. rga = II. = ~ ", 81
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Pennsylvnnia lin stock Declines.

e PulLApELrn1A, Nov. 5.-Thero was
considerable excitement in the Phila-
delphia Stock Exchange this morning,
caused by rapid decline in Pennoyl-
yanla railroad. The stock was very ac-
tive, and 1t declined under heavy selling
orders. It closed on Monday offered at
81, and the first sale today was 50a. The
stock then declined under heavy offer.
lngs to below 50, the first time this has
occurred for years. 6 q a, l77FF
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Fatal Fight over the El.ct,ou,

RICHMOND, KY, Nov. ga serious
difficulty occurred yesterday at Irvine,
in which John Wilson, Superintendent
Of Public Schools, and Dr.. Lilly, son OF
Judge Lilly, were killed. Grant Lilly
was also seriously wounded. Several
others were slightly hurt. No details
were learned here, save that it was over
the election, one being a Republican
and the other 4 Democrat, ea 3&
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sf-I 1rT rsr.s.f.Irsr = =. .rIzEl. ia 81
Coke TOrltera Strife.

PITTSBURGH, Nov.5,-About s. 900 coke
workers, employed by II. G. Frick &
Co., in the Connellsville Coke region,
struck to-day for the reinstatement Of q
discharged workman. Over half the
ovens arc still in operation, but it is
claimed the workmen did not get the
notice to quit in time and that by to.
morrow noon 10000 men will be out.
Both sides are firm, and a bitter struggle
is expected. :. sgs5 q ~
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MICHIGAN

, 10
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-The returns
are very slow in coming in and there is
nothing definite yet. The vote has
been very light, even lighter than in
JSSS., x.Postmaster General Dickin.
son, speaking OF the result in Michigan
eays: eve have gained five Congress.
men, and il the present returns con:
tinue TO indicate gain We have elected
Mr.. Winans."1 s5i's,l u
The city has gone Democratic. Con:
grcssman Chipman has been reelected
by majority OF about 5000. The Dem
ocratic county ticket has been elacted.
The Republicans, by the cumulative sys'
tcm OF voting, have elected four mem
bers OF tho Legislature.
The indications are that the Demo.
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The Farmers Got Thor.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Latest returns from
the Sixteenth Congressional district OF
Illinois indicate that the Democratic
Congressman Fithian has been defeated
by Reeder, the Farmers Mutual Benefit
Association candidate, by majority OF
23G. This is probably correct and will
leave the Illinois delegation II Demo.
Gratis, s Republicans aud Farmer.
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WISCONSIN,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 5.-Latest re-
turns from the State indicate a plurality
OF 10000 and upwards for George W.
Peck. The Democrats elect majority
OF tho Assemblymen in tho State Senate.
In the lower House they will have a
majority of thirty or over and in the
Senate majosity OF two. They elect
seven out OF nine Congressmen.
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BERKELEY COUNTY.
Tho Democrats Make n Clean SwoGp-parks
l - i L------ for thu EnnnfA ~ = y ~

Tho Democrats nInken Cloan Swo ep-rark,
H:sz F for tho Senate,
Special DiTaich 10 Tie Inteaigmecr. s.-
MARrlSsnuRa, W. Va, Nov. 5.-The
official count Of Berkeley county gives
the Democratic nominees the following
majorities: Lucas Il, Watson so, parks,
forstate Senate, liz; Lamon and Weaver,
Tor the Legislature, 200 and 1G7, respect
3yely; Doll, for County Clerk, 222; Col.
ston, for Circuit Clerk, 81. and siebert
tor County Commissioner, 81. For
School Commissioner in this city Rob.
efts (Dem.) and Wilen (Rspj were
elected: From the returns thus far re.
celved in this Senatorial district, Parks
(Dem.) is elected by 1900 nujority,
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Turki.h Atr,c.,tI..,.

LONDON Nov. .5.-Adyices from, m, Con, tr :,
st'antinople ia IT, bring additionable horrible
details Of the treatment Of A7neniaps in !
the Tue prison ? Ep there. q Hagop, the young AZ.
meniaa who shot at an arch priesr, had
I'VE Goals. putin. the palms Of his hanla I
and was whipped as he lay OH lis bnTs
PACK. He was also sub bjected, before
death, TO lndignities too horrible to men.
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They Differ,

New YoRK, Nov. 5.-rhc New York
World estimates the Democrats will have
majority in the next Congress Of be.
tween G3 and o.. The Mall and Erprts.
comedies O Democratic majority Of at
least 50. Tho Erening Sun places the
Democratic majority at nubout 5O.n
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BELMONT OIL FIELD,
A Hundred and Fifty Barrel well-A strlk.

A Hundred and Fifty Barrel Well-A strlk.
Mt st. 1Iary's.
Special Dispatch 10 he Iatsut9eacer. z
BELMONT, W. VA, Nov. 5.-sammelu
and Ackerly No. ., on the Charlep
Green farm, 500 feet south Of the Brown
well, at twenty feet in the sand, is doing
about l5o &c barrels. This well is located
about ono mile northwest Of Newport.
Ohio. G5'yss - 80
:, Duncan and G.. W. Bcss we'll, on ] !
Ed: Smith 3 farm, at St. Mary's, is now
IN the sand and has made n 1ow, but ia
oelng played as a mystery. The supposi.
ton is thatshe is n daisv, ''f,p'"'' fe'1
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Mason Cuuntx,aY Yots.

Special Dispatch 10 he En.epige,cr.
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, Nov. o.
The vote between G. B. Smith and
Joseph Capehart in this county was a
tie. Capehart is probably elected by a
small majority. Both members OF the
Legislature from this county arc elected
and tho Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, Nov, 5.-The Globe says:
With only half dozen towns to hear
from in Massachusetts ut 2p. m., Russell,
Dem for Governor is leading by over
10000 votes. The Democrats probably
have the largest majority on record in
tho lower house, having not less than
lOO members against $50 assemblymen
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M1DDIETowN, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Latest
returns from Sullivan county indicate
the election Of G. NJ. Beakes (Dem.) to
the assembly. This is a Democratic
GAIN and II it proves correct, the Demo.
Gratis will Lave majority Of two on joint
ballot. 5ssis
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Is M'KINLEY ELECTED?
it May Require the onlclal Count to Do

it May Require the Official Count to De.
c!de-The District Close.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. "a late dis.
patch from McKinley's district says late
returnB increase his gains and show an
approximate majority Of l46 in tho dis.
tsict. .S-
A epecial from Canton says there is
little or no doubt Of McKinley's defeat
The official count will, however, be nee
eseary to satisfy the Republicans.
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Ronno County Docs Nobly,

RAyENswoon, w. Va, Nov. 5.-The
active Republicans in Roane county are
rewarded this time. They decreased the
majority from 800 to lis and elected
Phil. Adam (Rep.) for Circuit Court by
a good, safe majority. Smith, for Con.
gress, will carry the full party vote and
stay with the ticket. Wiley (Dem.) for
Senate from the Fifth district will de-
ieat Davis (Rep.) by 175. Capehart will
also carry the county by 175. Reynolds,
(Rep.) lor Supreme Judge in Spencer
precinct, 22G; Lucas Dem. 800,
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Tho euro for con,x., c,, III, . 3

VIENNA, Nov.5,-prol. Nothnagel, Il the
: distinguished sl physician, said in a lecture
here Last night that he attached Tho
highest Importance to Prof. Koch's di.,
coovefy OF q cure for consumption, a, d
that no expected wonderful reslilts " - :
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Speela Dfspdtch 70 ht Iateligenesr. 5
:. !, W y! w"sAAsnissaToN, :! II D. G., Nov, 5.-West
, virginia pensions Were granted rs TO-
,ows; 11,' or'ginal-Thoma Copley, Glen
E!k; John Fisher, Fairmont; Mary A
widow Of AL. Ice, Centre Point II,
sMFease-L1eroy M Hairless, Rome; r. r,
Morris, Henderson; JOHN i. Walters. :
nfa'rficaane;. /. A. Wilson, Lpgansport;: !:
John A. Harbert, Juntown; ! John +.
Kinney, Kentor; Joseph r. Morrifop
Lockport = Lorenzo Bennett, BIorria ::
John g. Webb, Lone Cedar; w. H,.S
Fowler, Laurel Iron Works Richard
Borlck, Walery Milla. Reiasue-Johns
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, M1NN., Nov. 5.-Full ret4rns
and carefully prepared estimates from
40 Of the 70 counties in Minnesota give
l,G72 plurality for Wilson (Dem.) for
Governor. AS TO Congressman, it seems
probable that three Of the five are DEM
oprafs =at- - so ssI5aT-f- gzf '7l-- $3.50.
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TIro Mt Girnrd. Ohio.

1ouSGsTowN, O., Nov. 5.-The village
OF Girard, five miles west Of hero, was
visited by a disastrous fire tonight.
starting in the business portion, and be-
fore it was controlled destroyed the
stores G. Loize & Son and W. II. & r.
Adams. The origin Is unknown. The
loss will reach $4,000. with one.third
insllranca 5iEfi5 ~. .i5 ~ l.. -, 4 s-Wsl
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g Upsliur County Is Vote.
Special Dispatch to The Inie'lioenetr.

BuoKHA-SSoS, WA, Nov. 5.-Rey-
nolds' majority in Upshur county is
GIL; Gaines GS2--oflicial. Young IRE.
publican} is elected by about 700. Rus.
misel, estimated, 7l0. J. J, Morgan Re-
publican) Clerk OF County Court, has Is
majority. Hess (Democrat) Clerk Cir
cult Court, is elected. The falling of
from the total vote Of 1883 Is about 400.
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yircinIn's Vote,

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-Further ro-
turns from the election in this State
leave no doubt that ten Democratic Con.
gressmen are elected. The Democratic
gains were ll,6l2 and the Republican
gains 4(6. 81 y n i; Sj3,'l 81 y y
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steau,nl,,p Se,,w,,..yi.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 5.-Arrived, steamers
Teutonic, Liverpool; State of.Nebraska,
Glasgow; Wyoming and City Of New
York, Liverpool. AS -,'ifll l,S
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 81 Arrived,
steamer Lain, New York for Bremen.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Returns
from yesterdays elections are coming
In very slow. John P. Buchanan (Dem.)
for Governor will have between $4,000
and 10000 majority. The Legislature is
two.thirds Democrat in both houses,
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PENNSYLVANIA,

rattisoh Elected by safo but Small MA.
Jority. asl ,.tlql
FHlLADELrIIIA, Pa, Nov. 5.-Revisetl
figures from the various counties to-day,
with some OF them official, indicate that
Pattison's plurality for Governor over
Delamatcr will exceed 10000. Watres
and Stewart, the Republican candidates
respectively for Lieutenant Governor
ana Secretary OF Internal Affairs are cer-
tainly elected, IA. r. -" = -
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Beaten by the Importers.

NEw YonK, Noy. OF. NJ. Scott, the
defeated candidate for Mayor on the
fusion ticket, attributes his defeat to the
anti.McKinley feeling which he said
was stronger in this city than in any
part OF the country. 4, li5. \
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uo Toycd with n Gun.

MARSHALL, Mo-, Nov5.-Wm. Brown
Of this city went homo last night in a
drunken condition and began to toy
with loaded shotgun when tho weap.
on was discharged, the load almost tear
ing away a lower limb of his youngest
boy. His little girl was also wounded
in the face. Both children arc sutrering
greatly. fffI 80
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Nhw Yohx, Nov. 5.-Tho Irish NON.
oers q, Of Parliament leave New York ior
Philadelphia tomorrow morning. n.
gay was spentin receiving callers and md
periectlng arrangements for their Amer. @
lean tour. 's'''i $50 1Aunet " T. T.
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Carcllnrt Elected,

PAnxERsnuRo, W.. Va, Nov. 5.SCape-
hart carries the Fourth district by about
GOO. For Senator, Newton Ogden, (Rep.)
is elected. To tho Legislature Wood
county sends two Republican delegates
and one Democrat. Everything else is
Republican in this county. a !.
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AL They Know About II,

LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Post, comment
menting on the American elections,
thinks the silver bill had deal to do
with the Republican disaster. The Neps
says: The result is less sensational,
though hardly less significant than
would be the conversion Of the Ameri.
can people to Cobdenism,
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Mercer Count, 3 rote.

BRAMwrLL, W. VA, Nov 5.-Mercer
couAty gives Anderson for Congress about
200 majority. Z Major Gaines loses also
in Monroe and Mcdowell counties. In
the latter county, where Gaines expect
ed 500 majority, he only gets l7G, with
two Democratic districts to hear from.
II the same ratio continue Gaines is de-
feated by about 1000.