davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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come to Philadelphia with not less than
5000 majority. Complete returns give
the republicans p, ,276 majority in Phila-
delphia.
Returns from different sections of the
state show large Democratic gains. The
Republican ticket is probably elected by a
reduced majority. Thirty-five couAties,
including Allegheny and not including
Philadelphia, give Pattison. Dem, net
plurality OF 7,TT5. Twenty-four counties,
inchding Allegheny, but not including
Philadelphia, give Pattison, Dem, for
governor net plurality Of 7,165. These
twenty-four counties in 1886 gave Beaver,
Rep, net plurality of l2.5TO, showing a
net Democratic gain Of 10, 735.
Pittsburg-In Allegheny and Pittsburg
an extremely heavy vote was polied. There
Is but little doubt that Pattison, Demo
cratic candidate for governor, will receive
majority over DelamRter, Rep, in Pitts
burg. Delamater has a majority ia Allie
sheny City. A private dispatch from Sen
ator Quay iE reported to contain the fol-
lowing: "Delamater will carry the state
by 5000 majority. His majority in Allie
gheny county will reach or exceed 3,eO0."
In Clinton county the Democrats claim
SO majority. Pattison's majority in Berks
county is 1900 The Republican chairman
estimates Dauphin county Republican by
1,so0, gain Of 300.
adelphia-Returns by counties show
the following gains: Berks, Dem, 2,7O0:
Huntingdon, Dem, 1850; Washington,
Dem, llS0; Fulton, Dem, 49,; Adams,
Dem, g69; Dauphin, Rep, 1913; Lehigh,
Dem, sci; Montom, Rep, "a.
Bellefonte gives Pattison, Dem, ia ma
jority. Mexican county, estimated, ma
jority for Pattison, 400; Democratic gain
Of 692 Lancaster county, Delamater,
g. 200 plurality. Schuylkill county, Dem
ocrRtic estimated majority, $500. Wash
ington county, estimated Democratic ma
jority, 500; gain Of 1880 franklin coun-
ty, Delamater majority (estimated) 500.
York county, estimated Democratic ma
tority, 1000 Lehigh county gives Patti
son 2,10O plurality. Berks county-The
Daily Eagle, Of Reading, estimates Patti
sons majority in the county at $3.50.
Monroe county gives Pattison 1880, a
Democratic gain Of Ala Montour county
Estimated Democratic majority Of o5; Re
publican gain of "a Berks county-Pat-
tison's majority (estimatedl, o,225. Clarion
county Estimated Democratic majority of
1850; gain of 562. Blair oounty-Dela-
mater, ESQ, plurality Of $50; Democratic
gain of 2S7. Armstrong eounty-Dela-
mater, 400 majority; Democratic gain Of
$40. Miffiin county-Pattison, l5O ma
jority; Democratic gain Of 16i. York
county-Pattison $500 plurality; Demo-
cratic gain of 1.4S0. Lebanon county
Delamater, l,zo0 plurality; Democratic
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From Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5-President Har-
rison arrived yesterday, and was met at
the depot by r. s. Mckee and family. He
was driven to their residence, and an hour
later went to the polls to vote A few
minutes before his arrival a flag was
stretched over the entrance to the looth,
and the president bowed his head when
passing under it He was in the polling
room just three minutes. As be deIosited
his ballot and had his name rec vrded,
Judge Landers said, "It's plain Ben HAr-
rison, now"
Eyes. sir" said the president, and his
vote counts but one"
The Republicans concede a Dernocratio
victory in this city and county. Advices
from other parts Of the state a. rec that
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From Several southern states.

Mississippi sends solid Democratic del
egation TO congress.
North Carolina goes Democratic by
10000 majority and gains two Democratic
congressman.
Geogia elects complete Democratic
delegation Of congressman.
Louisiana sends to congress a straight
Democratic delegation.
Kentucky Democrats claim ten Of the
eleven congressman.
Texas claims everything solidly Demo-
cratic.
The Democrats Of Florida claim the
state BY 1900 majority and both congress
men.
The Democratic majority In Tennessee
for governor is $500, and they gain one
CONGRESSMAN.
Alabama shows no break in the Demo
cratic columns. The Farmers Alliance
men did not vote the Independent ticket.
The Democratic state committee OF Mis-
souyi claim solid congressional delega-
ton.
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Tro,n SOW nnmnshlrc.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov 5.--The Democratic
state committee claims Amsden's election
as governor by the people, and the election
OF Mckinney and Daniels TO congress-; also
a majority OF the house with the senate in
doubt. Senator Chandler, ex-Congress-
man dilligan and Hon. r. G. Churchill,
chairman Of the Republican committee,
assert that the election OF governor BY the
people, that the result in the First congress
sional district and the Legislature are in
doubt and that Moore. Rep, Is probably
reelected TO congress in the Second dis
triet The vote ia the state is the closest
for Yenra.
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exceed 5000. The election was quiet
Neither whites nor blacks displayed any
enthusiasm, and thousands remained
away from the polls, some because they
could not support Tillman and would not
vote for Haskell The negroes, having no
Republican ticket in the field, declined to
choose between the two Democratic nomi-
nees. The vote in Charleston was only
1900 out of registration Of l0,OOO-the
lightest vote ever polled here. Returns
from congressional districts are still in
complete, but assure the election Of Braw-
ley, Dem, First district Tillman, Dem,
Second district; Johnstone, Dem, Third
district; She'll, Alliance Dem, Fourth dis
trict; Hemphill. Dem, Fifth district;
Stackhouse, Alliance Dem, Sixth district
The result in the legislature will be over
whelmingly Democratic. This body will
choose q successor to United States Senator
Wade Hampton, and it is feared that he
will not be reelected. though the TilIman-
ties have not united ON candidate so far
as known.
All tho Democratic state officers and
candidates for congress are elected with
the possible exception Of congressman for
the Seventh district.
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work Bnnnlshsdg

The contract time in which Contractor
John Jacoby was to have finished the
Lancaster avenue sewer. expired nearly
three weeks since. but nearly one thira
of the work yet remains to he done.
The sewer now has reached the rocks OF
the Lancaster avenue bill and NO pre-
grsss can be made now excspt BY blast
ing. This is the hardest part OF the
work as the street. here has houses On
both sides and sheuld q heavy blast ba
made, great damage wsuld be done.
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gain of $50. Lycomng county-Pattison,
1000 plurality; Democratic gain Of COL
from Nav JERSEY.
A Small Vote PoiIed--Democrats Claim
the Slnte.

Small Vote Potled-Democfats Claim
the State.
TRENTON, Nov. 5.-From the returns re-
ceived the Republicans of Mercer county
claim Rogers, sheriff, elected by small
majority; WyckoT aud Mulheron are
elected to the assembly again--a gain of
one. Burns, Dem, is elected in the Third
district; Bucha nan, Rep. is reelected to
congress by reduced majority Maj. An
derson, state comptroller, figures that the
Republicans have elected senators in Cam
den, Salem, Gloucester, Somerset and
Union counties, which insures a Repub-
lican majority. The Democrats win in
Hudson aud Warren, but Essex is in
doubt Tie says Republicans have gained
an assemblyman in Hunterdon. There
are several doubtful places TO hear from.
The political complexion of the assembly
cannot now be given. The next congress
sional delegation will consist OF four Dem
scrats and three Republicans.
Newark-Cadman, Dem. is elected for
congress in William Walter Phelps dis
trict. His majority will reach 300, Demo
cratic gain Of 100 over Cleveland In 1883.
Elizabeth-Stephen II. Mullen, OF Som
set, Republican candidate for assembly in
the Second district Of Union county. was
arrested on a charge of attempting to bribe
voters. Mullen was released on $500 bail
Asbury Park-The indications are that
Aaron r. johnson, Charles H. WINS and
William ID. Campbell Democrats, are
elected to the assembly by majority Of
from 500 to 800. Thomas S. r. Brown,
Dem, will have about 600 majority for
the senatorship jacob A. Geisenheimer,
Dem, will have about 1900 majority for
congress.
Keyport-The election was the quietest
in years, the vote being light. The new
voting system worked well. At this hour
the indications are that Geisenheimer,
Dem, for congress and Brown, Dem, for
state senator are elected. The Republicans
coneede all three assembly districts to the
Democrats. Il is believed that John 4.
Wright, Dem, has been elected county
clerk by 400 majority. United States SEN
ator Blodgett says the whole Democratic
ticket is elected.
The Democrats claim 81 of the 60 mem
bers of the assembly. II. A. Mcdonald,
Democratic candidate for congress from
Hudson county, is elected. Secretary OF
State Kelsey says the Democrats will have
a majority Of one in the senate. He says
they have elected senators in Union, Mon.
mouth, Essex, Somerset and Warren
counties. Three Republican counties
Camden, Gloucester and Salem are yet to
be heard from.
Samuel Fowler, Dem, has been reelected
TO congress in the Fourth district Thomas
d. English, Dem, is believed to have q
majority Of !, roo in the Sixth district.
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Prem Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Cummings. colored,
Rep, candidate for city council from the
Eleventh ward, has been elected. This is
the first colored man ever elected TO office
in Baltimore.
Maryland sends an unbroken Democratic
delegation to congress. McKaig defeats
McComas by about 800 and Compton wins
over Mudd by 500. The other Democratic
maiorities are In the thousands, being a
gain Of two Democratic congressman.
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turns come in very
slowly. AS an evil
denee Of the large
Democratic gains,
100 precincts in
Wisconsin ,includ-
ing fifty five pre-
cincts in this city,
show a net Demo
cratic increase of
6.2S0. John l..
Mitchell, Dem,
has a majority, it
is estimated, OF 5,
900 in the Fourth
congressional dis
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From ArItnnaaa.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. with the
single exception OF trouble at Pine Bluff,
where negro deputy sheriff fatally wound
ed policeman named Laming and shot
two more, all white, the election in Arkan-
sas was quiet Returns indicate Demo
cratic gains over the state election in Sep
tembeF. The Democrats claim the cleo
tion Of all the congressman including
9Feckinridge IN the Second distrct.
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trict, over Spencer, Rep. The district was
formerly Republican. George w. Peck, of
"Peck's Bad Boy fame, is probably elect
jority over w. d. Hoard, Rep, will not be
very large. The campaign this year has
been of a most exciting character, on ac-
count Of the fight Of the Democrats and
Catholics against the Bennett compulsory
education law The repeal or continuance
of this law was the issue of the campaign.
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 5.-The state Demo
cratic committee claims a solid delegation
to the Rext congress. John NJ Langston
says he was elected by 5000 TO 5000, bat
was beaten on the returns by fraud and in
timidation. He says he Is willing to sub
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TRIMMINGS.

We desire a few words with
You
About Trimmings.
The Trimming of a Suit or
Overcoat is an
Important feature.
When purchasing a garment
Examine closely
How it is trimmed.
And under no circumstances
Purchase a poorly trimmed
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AS you'll not get
Your moneys worth,
No matter
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We place the QUALITY,
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Finish and
trimmings
OF our Clothing parallel
With any first. class
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And here's the point:
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For inferior qualities
Elsewhere.
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Our Goods, for cut,
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Under the personal supervision
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Boys Hats and Furnishings,
Boys Rubber Coats, etc.
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FROM Suins,a.

CHICAGO. Ills., Nov. 5.--The Democratic
state central committee claims private adj
vices showing that the Democrats carry
the state by a good majority; that they
have surely gained three and probably five
Nothing definite can be
given about Cook county Cannon is un-
doubtedly elected by small majority.
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FROM Rhode Island.

Providence, Nov. SIT is probable that
Rhode Island will send two Democratic
congressman to Washington. Lapham's
election In the First district is assured by
1000 majority over all. The Second dis
trict is very close. and there will probably
be no election.
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William F. H. Kanek lives at SO West
Seventh street. Wilmington lie ia plumber
S ate of Delaware In an interview with a
reporter the other day Mr.. Ranek told the
reporter that hesuffered with Ca.arrh for two
oe three years, and in explaining the symp-
toms he said:
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NfN"-N aN'"
men who are al
ways to be found
at the polls work
ing for the candi-
dates OF their re-
spective parties
there had never
before been Oh
served as much
careful scrutiny Of
ballots. The local
Republicans were
chiefly concerned
about Delamater,
their nominee for
gov ern or, and
I'hofnpenu far
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West virginia.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Private dispatch
es received here from Wheeling, w. Va,
indicate the election OF the entire Demo
cratic delegation in congress- Wilson,
Capehart and Anderson, Democrats, are,
the dispatch says, undoubtedly elected,
and Pendleton, from the First district, is
probably elected.
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the new election law worked admirably.
The chairman Of the Democratic com
mittee claims a majority OF not less than
10000 on state ticket and eleven out OF the
thirteen members Of congress.
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atrnat-niaaknd.

A horse belonging to John N. Solomon.
attached to coal wagon, fell, at Frene
and Orange streets last evening and
blocking travel fer about ten minutes.
Several accidents were narrowly averted
as several wagons and carriages sollided
In endesvoring 30 drive through the
place where the "tie-up" took place.
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ity Of at leas I
5000 over Gov
ernor J @. a.
Bracket. Rep,
and 1875 towns and
cities, including
Boston, Fall
River, Taunton,
Brockton, IIaver-
hill and Newbury-
port, give Black
mer, Pro- 1867,
Brackett. Rep,
@,l22 Russell,
ID en- 73 33S.
Same towns last
year gave Black
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committee will
not give any esti-
mate. The Re
publicans lose one
congressman, Nit
ehell, Dem, being
elected in this dis
trict. The returns
thus far indicate
the election Of
Cooper, Rep, for
c O n greBs. The
Democrats claim
( hree congress
men Ia First,
Third and Fourth
districts and ara
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William Morrison, living st Eleventh
aud Pine streets, while working with
spme sharp tools last evening, cut deep
gssh. three or four inches IN length, In
the back part Of his right hand. DR. @.
w. Mann of No 507 East Tenth street
dressed the wound.
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county gives Nc
Kinley 900 major
ity, which shows
a change OF 1900
votes in his favor.
The other dispatch
states that in four
teen precincts Of
Stark county, Nc
Kinley's home, he
made a gain OF
S46 votes. McKin-
ley's own ward
complete gives d
gain OF 1856. This
makes McKinley'sl
gain SAG in four
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rrn,n nhin.

CoLuMBUs, o., Nov. 5.--Two private tel
egrams have been received at the Repub-
lican headquarters, which, IL true, insure
the election OF Mai William Mckinley
One of the telegrams states that Wayne
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From Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb.. Nov 5.-Returns indicate
the election Of Boyd, Dem for governor, the
choice Of three Democratic congressman
and the defcst Of the Prohibitionists. The
majority against the latter win be above
ibOO0
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From lows.

DIES MoREs, Ia Nov 5.-The Republican
state committee Slain the state by 5000
majority, and all the congress districts ex-
cept the First and Second. The Democrats,
however, still claim the state.
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Ahohlpsoh oF G. ". DELAMATER.
comptroller. Thomas Taylor, member
OF the First Ward Democratic club, was
given hearing before Magistrate Fulmer
on charge Of bribery. The testimony
showed that Taylor had attempted to
bribe window bookman in one Of the di-
visions Of the First ward. lie was held in
5000 bail for a further hearing Hugh
Boyle, who is accused OF being an accom-
plice of Taylor, will be arrested. The Cen
ter county Republican committee esti-
mates 300 majority for Pattison; Republi-
can gain Of so. Tyrone county committee
gives Delamater $50 majority. gain of 25
The Republican chairman estimates in
Lancaster county a Republican gain OF
500. The Democrats claim over 900 ma
jority in Center county. The Democratic
majority in York county is estimated at
4,oo9, Democratic gain of 500 Chester
county shows Democratic gain of over
40Oe Butler counuy-Pattison's plurality
is rs; Democratic gain, go Indiana
county-Delamater's plurality, 700; Demo
cratic gain of l,4l7 Northumberland
county-Pattison $500 plurality; Demo
GftillE EAiH OIL 100. AOAuIlDla
tson, 2, ,525 plurality; Democratic gain OF
DOB Lebanon county gives Delamdter ! eco
majority. Tioga county-Delamater 2,O0d
plurality; Democratic gain of $50. Mercer
county-Pattison 200 plurality; Demo
cratic gain, 1 ,57s Delaware county--Del
amater, 2,l60 plurality; Robinson. Rep,
for congress, 800 majority.
The Democrats claim gain in Wash
ington county OF 1870. giving them the
county by 500 majority. 1t is reported that
Grevy carries Altoona by a majority .0i
over 800, which will probably elect him
being a gain OF Democratic congressman
Lehigh county gives Pattison, Dem, fol
governor, 2,l00 plurality, aud Brunner
Dem, for congress, 1000 majority North
cumberland county gives Pattison 800 plu
rality and Wolyeton, Dem, for congress,
400 majority. Fulton county gives Patti.
son 325 plurality and Skinner, Dem, foI
congress, 200 majority.
Chairman Andrews, Of the Republican
committee makes the following state.
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II couldn't breathe through my nose. 1t
was stopped up all the time always ielt so
tired in Il mornings that l coulo hardly get
up to 90 to work iost three months through
catarrh. ! was so sick from 1t tha5 couldn't
work. Us nasty disease My throat was
continually stopped up with phlegm and the
hawking aud splitting to cle-r my throat was
a nuisance. There was ringing in my ears
like lot Of bells ringing l got so deaf ]
Couldn't hear. ! mad pains in nay shoulder
blades
Il started on tar bottle and a glass tube TO
cure the caiarrh, and this alleged cure that
saw ad eftised made me feel worse. My
folks came to he conclusion that ought to
go 20 DIS. Mccoy and Wildman Of 1892 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia. and sent ms. When
first went to Drs. Mccoy and Wildman, five
months ago felt as if didn't car whether
lived died. just got s. didn't care. Now
feel like living ] feel great deal better.
My nose Is clear row. | can hear we'll i
cont have those pains In nv shoulder blades
tell you Drs. Mccoy and Wlldm n have done
me good. felt the effects of their treatment
shortly after went to them
Yes, feel Ike living now"
Drs. McCoy and Wildmaa furnish all medi-
cines free and their charges for treatment nre
very moderate and within the reach Of all asai
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FROM sourH cARoLINA.

TiIlman Carries the state by $4,000 ma
Jority.
CHARLESTON, S. G.. Nov. 5.-Tillman,
Farmers Alliance and Democrat, il elect
ed governor by not less than 25,O00 major.
ity. The total vote in the state will not
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2OS Market st., AbOVs SeC1nd, EaSt Side
2O6 MaEket st., AbOEe Second, East Side
WILMINGTON.

FOR We haven't said much
Big Boys, aiSi:' oiSI' SHOES; s6e '''i Yet III 1
any branch of our bust
Little ROyS faction 3 i Ia; ol3o, been q sar
feN partment. Better still
Misses, i.t9...gt, / has given our 91 patrons ;3s
FOR 49,; - - ~ r.. e
Children, value" -5 foE " your sn money orS.1
- spent with the priv
or For Sressi sehiooi, lege of returning, have
with Heel or exchanged or your
Spring Heel, money returned has
hid, Pebble or built up trade that is
'uD very satisfactory to US.
Tuesday, November 4, and We'd
nesday, November 5, to every pur-
chaser of $l.50 or more pair of
Ladies' Goodyear Rubbers Free.
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 5-Caine, Nor
man, is elected delegate to congress over
Goodwin. Liberal. by 5000 TO 5000 majority.
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ELECTED !!

After careful inspection the
credit is given to the New
York Clothing Manufacturing
Company, they having the
largest and best stock of $40
and $I2 Overcoats in the city.
Over fifty styles of Overcoats
to select from at these prices,
besides hundreds of other
styles as low as SIS up to $25.
Our whole second floor
is reserved for Overcoats,
Mems Boys and Children's.
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
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| DEATH HAD NO TERROR FOR HIM.
William RanCk Didn't Care Whether
He Lived or Died.

Catarrh Made Him Despondent and In
different of Bis Fate, But he Says He
Feels Like Living Now, and He
Says He Owes His Happiness to
Drs TcCoy and WiIdman.
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ment; THE Re
pu blican state
committee believe
Delamater has a
plurality. but the
result is close, and
it may take the
official figures to
determine. d
Chairman Kerr,
of the Democratic
3 tate committee,
claims the state
by 10000 majority.
He asserts that
his advices show
that Pattison will
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From wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 5.--A large vote
was polled in this state, and owing to the
initial use OF the new election law the re-
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from Mlnnosotn.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 5-The Republican
state central committee claims the state by
8, 900 TO 10000 plurality. The Democratic
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RUSSELL IS A WINNER.
The Republicans Defeated in
the Old Bay State.
McKINLEY PROBABLY ELECTED.

His District Is Close, but He Probably
Pulled Through-Cannon Undoubtedly
Reelected in 1llinois-Large Democratic
Gains In New Hampshire.
Boston. Nov. 5.-The Bay state shows
large Democratic gains William f. Rus.
sell, Dem, is elected governor by plural
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hopeful for governor, but Il is probable
that Merriam, Rep, is elected by small
minority
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PENNSYLV WANNA is CLOSE.
Delamater and Pattison Both
Claim the Victory.
THE CONFLICT IN NEW JERSEY

Both Parties Making Claims to Supremacy
but the Democrats Control the Senate.
Tillman Wins in South Caroiina--.'reelN's
Bad Boy Probably Victorious.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 5-An unusually
large vote was polled here. At many
places long lines Of citizens were to be seen
between and 10 o'clock patiently waiting
their turn for depositing their tickets. It
xgaz said bv many veteran politiciaus-the
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PIANOS, 81 Cents Per Dsy.
ORGANS. II Cents Per paY

Can you beat this for accommoda-
tion?
II you don't find in the Whining
ton branch what you want they win
cheerfully send for article desired.