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WlaEers # Yesterdays Events on the Wash
n9to ard NASHVILLE Tracks.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The fve-furlong
raee Adair won. Kitty L second, Bertha B
fill, third. Time, 1:02R.
Five and half furlongs. Syracuse won.
Pericles second. Rustic third. Time, :O9a.
One and a sixteenth miles, Larchmont
won, Samaritan second, Frank Ward third
Time, :52b.
One and three-sixteenth miles, Prather
won, ST. Luke second Belle d'0r third.
lime, 2:05.
Steeplechase over regular course, Evange-
line won, Killarney and Mckenzie ran a
dad heat for place. Elphin fourth. Time,
3:54h.
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An Engineers Unfortunate At
tempt to Make a Switch.
Fatal Collision With Passenger Train
Going at Full Speed.
Three Persons Killed and Several Others
Painfully Injured = Eastern Ball
Players Coming to California.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

SCRANTON Pa.l, Nov. 5.-A wreck oc-
cured on the New York, Ontario and West
ern Railroad tonight between Carbondae
and Mayfeld. An engine, while trying to
make a switch, crashed into a passenger
train going in an opposite direction at full
speed. The engineers and tlremen escaped
by jumping, but were slightly injured.
Charles Finnehan of Carbondale, man
named Burke of Jermyn. ana another whose
name was not learned, all passengers. were
killed. Several other passengers were pain
fully hurt
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Tha san Franris.o,s Crsw.

New YORK, Nov 5.-The draft of men
for the cruiser San Francisco are being
drilled daily at the navy-yard. The draft
is composed OF 1C2 men from the Vtrgent
and forty apprentices from the Minneso. a
and guard marines. The men all seem glad o
60 TO their new station, and they are working
like beavers. A finer crew never manned
ship of any navy. 1t is estimated that about
per cent OF the new draft are native born
Americans while the remainder, to man,
have declared their intention of becoming
citizens.
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The Salmon Trade.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The condition of the
English market for salmon is outlined in the
Liverpool report. The market remains
firm. but without any of the excitement
which characterized it the past two or three
weeks. There have been no arrivals of any
moment and there are not likely to be any
of any consequence for the next two months,
and all transactions will have to take place
with the present stocks which are rather
large. The price for Columbia River is 25s
to 27s; Frazer River, 23s to 24s; Alaska, 2Os
IN
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strike nf Cnke-Wnrkers.

PITTsBuRG, Nov. s. - Three thousand
coke-workers employed by Frick & Co., in
the Connellsville region, struck for the re-
instatement of discharged workmen. Over
half the owe rs are still in operation, but it is
claimed the workmen did not get notice to
quit in time, and that by tomorrow noon
10000 men will be out. A bitter struggle is
expected.
SCoTTDALE Pa.), Nov. 5.-The threatened
strike of employees in the Frick coke works
in the Connelsyille region began this morn
ing, but au agreement was reached tonight
to submit the matter to arbitration ana they
will return to work in the morning.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
Mesgsr Returns Indicate the Election Of the
Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-In South Dakota both
committees are claiming the State. but the
returns do not seem to justify the claim on
the part of the Democrats. The Democrats
also claim to have elected enough repre-
sentatiyes to the State Legislature to
give majority to the combined Alliance
and Democrats. The capital contest is
very close, according to Huron statement,
and the official count may be needed to de-
eide it. Woman suffrage Is defeated by 5000,
while the vote Of the Stale will be 5000 less
than last year. The Congressional tickets
will go with the State ticket, and it is prob
able the two Republican candidates are
elected to Congress.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 5.-The Independent Al
lance managers in South Dakota have re-
ceived returns from eighteen counties.
which give Loucke ~ $1,000 plurality over
Mellette (R.) and Taylor D.) for Governor
The same returns give the election of go
members Of the Legislature. The Rerubli-
cans, however. do not ADMIT these claims,
but claim victory on the State and Con-
gressional tickets. The capital vote is close.
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PLEA FOR CLEMENCY
Mrs. BirehaII'S Appeal to the
Minister Of Justice.
4 Petition Presented Signed by About Six
Thousand Persons.
Sir John Thompson YiSlbly Affected, and
Premises to GiVc the Matter His
Careful Attention.
Special 10 THE MORNING CALI.

OTTAWA, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Birchall, accom-
panied by her attorney, called on the Min
sitter of Justice to-day and pleaded for ex-
ecutiye clemency in behalf of her hus-
band. She presented a petition signed
Wy about six thousand persons. Mrs.
Blrchall exhibited much emotion. Sir
John Thompson was visbly affected. He
said he felt deep sympathy for Mrs. Bir-
chall, and would give careful attention to
the statements of the solicitor and the con-
tents Of tho nefitiOn
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Elevators Burned.

BUFFALO On. ". Nov. 6.-About Q o'clock
this morning Wells elevator was discovered
to be in flames and in less than an hour it
was almost totally destroyed. Two other
large elevators and number Of adjoining
warehouses are in flames, and the fire is
spreading.
Wells elevator had a capacity of 500, 900
bushels. The loss will reach S250,00 Two
firemen are reported to have been fatally
hurt and others less seriously injured by
falling walls.
HARTFORD Comm, Nov. 5.-Three mills
at Glastonbury, Conn.,. used by the j. b.
Williams Company in the manufacture of
SOAP powder, were burned tonight. Loss,
S1G0,000.
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Eastern Base. Ball Team for California.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Marco Hellman of Los
Angeles has been in the city several days
getting together team to take to the coast.
He has signed Comiskey, Ryan, Baldwin,
Fogarty, Knell. Brown, Van haltreD. Lowe,
four grounds-Coronado, Riverside, Los
Angeles and San Diego. Four clubs will be
placed IN these cities. which will play the
San Francisco clubs and be known as the
California State League. The season opens
December 1st.
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Il ~ (hblican gain OF 2.
tIncluding Farmers Alliance.
The N.tivs Sons.

The Joint Committee of the Native Sons
Admission day celebration will meet to-
morrow evening at Pioneer Hall. As this
will be the final meeting, large attendance
of the members may be looked for The
general public are requested to attend and
hear the reports of the officers. The Secre-
tary, r. p. D0oian, says that there is a
balance Of between $1,000 and $4,000, which
will be distributed, he thinks, to the three
orphan asylums of the city-the Protestant,
Hebrew and Catholic-share and share alike.
The reports will prove interesting as show
ing good management and excellent fnan-
cieIing.
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DELAW ARE.

The Democrats Elect Their Governor and Con-
gresham By Small NJ jorities.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.-Complete returns
give Reynolds D.). for Governor, 450 major
ity, and Causey (D), for Congress, 514 ma
jority. The next Legislature will stand:
Senate-Democrats5 8, Republicans =; House
Democrats IA, Republicans 7. There is no
United States Senator TO be elected.
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THE SOUTH.

Democratic Delegations Returned to Con.
gress.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-In Florida the
Democrats elect Ex-Governor Bloxham State
Comptroller; Mabry, Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court; Mallory in the First
and General Bullock in the Second District
to Congress. and a large majority OF the
members of the Legislature. In Louisiana
full Democratic delegation has been re-
turned to Congress. In Mississippi seven
Democratic Congressman have been elected
by overwhelming majorities. In Texas the
full Democratic State ticket has been elected
by a large majority and an entire Demo-
cratic delegation to Congress,
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Berserker's Tins.

NEW YoEK, Nov. 5.-The following are
Berserker's tips on the Elizabeth races:
First, G. w. Cook OF Maidstone; second,
Riley or Sir John; third, Early Blossom or
Park Ridge; fourth, Mamie B or Annie +
fifth, houston or Vengeur; sixth, Ben Har-
Iison or Quotation; seventh, Aurania or
Renounce.
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World's Fair Eyhibit.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Board Of
Management for the Government exhibits
at the Worlds Columbian Exposition deter
mined at meeting to-day to project plans
upon basis of one million dollar ex-
pendture. exclusive of buildings, the cost of
which is limited by law to S40o,G It'aiso
determined to fix the minimum limit for
floor space at 900, GOO square feet.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

CHICAGO, Nov 5-The temperature at 8
O'Clock this morning was reported as fol-
lows: Chicago 340, New York 3oo, st. Louis
420, Cincinnati $40.
OWEN SOUND (Ontario), Nov. "a COLI
sion occurred On the Canadian Pacific this
morning. The mail from Toronto was run
into by wild engine. One man was
killed, Engineer Kyle.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5-The amount of
silver offered for sale to the Treasury to-
DAY was l,055,000 ounces. The amount pur-
chased was $4,000, as follows: Three hum
dred thousand ounces at 81. .0624, 10000 ounces
at S1.c639.
Thtater Closed for No. Payment Of Salaries
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Herrmann's Thea
ter was closed tonight because the mem-
bers OF the Minnie Palmer Opera Company,
which is managed by Locke & Davis, had
Eot received their salaries. Rogers. the
husband OF Miss Palmer, threatens to bring
action for damages.
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DOUBLE TARIFF.

The New Bill Adopted by the French Chamber
of Commerce
PARIS, Nov 5.-The Customs Committee Of
the Chamber of Commerce has concluded
general debate on the new Tariff Bill. The
committee by vote Of 81 to has adopted
the principle of double tariff.
-Four hundred delegates from the manufac-
turing centers Of France met to-day to con-
slider The Government tariff proposals. Res
oluti0Is were adopted protesting against 4
protection policy and the taxation Of raw
,,,nAc sals
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California Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The following
California pensions are announced: In-
crease, James A. GLENN of Anderson,
original Widows, ETC.. Special Act, re-
issue-Cath crime, widow of Joseph G. Ed
munds of San Francisco.
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Indian comm ssion at Tom us R YER

CHICAGO, Nov. "a dispatch from the
Cheyenne Agency, Tongue River, Mont.
says: General Miles and other members OF
the Northern Cheyenne Commission ar
rived yesterday. General Miles influence
over the Indians seems very strong. 1t is
confidently believed that they Will submit
to the recommendations of the commission.
The members leave Tomorrow for the Crow
pency.
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Waafher Indicafinnu

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The storm, central
Lake Superior, increasing in intensity
Clearing condition of great magnitude de-
veloped over the Middle Atlantic Coast.
light rain has fallen in the Lower Lake re-
gion. The temperature has risen over tae
entire country.
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The Welsh Tin Plate Delegates.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Welsh tin-plate
delegates who recently went TO the United
States have just returned home. They are
in high spirits. They say they find the Nc
Z nley tariff will not close the American
market to them.
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Dischareed and Rearrested

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Cornelia V.
Miller, wife of one of the partners of the
firm of j. H. Field & Co., "investment
brokers of London, was to-day discharged
aud rearrested on charge of having re-
ceived S24, 600 of the stolen money.
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The Coneressin nal Eight,

From the returns received up to the hour
of going to press, the following will be
the complexion of the Fifty second
Congress. In several of the States,
however, the contest has been so close that
many of the seals are claimed by both
parties and several alterations will probably
be made in this list during the next twenty
four hours:
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NEW YORK.
Democratic Msjority CT Two in the Legis.
latura ON Inint Railnt

lsture on Joint Ballot
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The Legislature is
Democratic by two on joint ballot. The
Republicans have six majority in the Sem
ate, and in the Assembly the Republicans
have sixty members and the Democrats
sixty-eight There may be some contests
that will reduce the Democratic majority.
Otherwise they will elect United States
Senator in January. The Republicans elect
twenty Congressman and the Democrats
fourteen.
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.
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CONGRESS-.
An Estimate Of the Party Strength in the
Next House.

CHICAGO, Nov. GA table made up by
the Associated Press from figures and esti-
mates received up to o'clock this morn
ing show the next House of Representatives
will stand 225 Democrats, 101 Republicans,
and five Farmers Alliance. The Territor-
ial delegates are not included in the table.
1t is not thought that the official figures will
make much of change in these totals.
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United Sfata Minister Lincoln

New YORK. Nov. 5.-United States Min
ister to England Robert T. Lincoln arrived
this afternoon ON the City of New York.
He brought with him the remains of his son,
Abraham. Mr.. Lincoln positively refused
to discuss political matters. His stay in the
United States will be brief.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Pattison's Plurality fer Governor Estimated
at Gver 10000

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Complete but
unofficial returns from every county in the
State give Pattison 3D. for Governor a
plurality of 16. 299 over Delamater (R.). The
Republican candidates for Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor and Secretary of internal Affairs are
no doubt elected. as both ran ahead OF Della
mater in nearly every county.
The latest returns from the Twenty
eighth Congressional District of the State
show the election Of eighteen Republicans
and ten Democrats. The present delega-
ti0n from this State stands q Republicans
and seven Democrats. Both contestants
claim the Seventeenth District, but complete
returns which, however, are not official,
give Elliott 100 majority.
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PARIS, Nov. 5.-The Figaro confirms the
report that the French Government has pur-
chased from the American Art Association
Miilet's celebrated painting, THE Az
gelus."
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No Extra Session.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Postmaster-Gen-
eral Wananaker to-day. in answer to an in
quiry by representative of the Associated
Press, said there was no probability of an
extra session Of Congress. He did not be-
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Petroleum Discovered in France.

PARIS, Nov 5.-Petroleum has been dis
covered in the foot hills four miles from
Clerm0nt, in Auvergne. a leading geolo-
eist is of the opinion that it extends over the
entire vast plain of Limaque at depth of
1890 feet
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Not ElgaY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Perrin Fl. Sumner
decided to-day that the body of the man who
died under suspicious circumstances at the
Getty House a week ago Monday at Yonkers
was not that of James Ii. Elgar, the wealthy
Englishman. He bad identified the body as
that Of Elgar last Thursday.
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kidney PAINS

~ With their weary, dull, aching lfeless.
I'd ail-gone sensation. relieved In one min
l ute by the Cuticura Ant-Pain
sxRPiaster. The frst ana only pain subtt'i-
ing Plaster Absolutely rnriyaled as an instantan-
eous and infalliDIe antidote TO paln Inflammation
and weakness AT ali druggists, 20 cents; hve Tor
Al: or postage free OF POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL CoRpoRATIoN. Boston. Mass. ocl5 MorhSu ~
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Elevator Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a wire-rope
elevator in the Edison Electric Light Works
broke tonight precipitating the car to the
cellar. John Taylor and Jesse Booth were
injured. probably fatally, and James Co.'S
tello seriously
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sult for tho Mo,m,n Tsmn,e

SALT LAKE, Nov. 5.-Unted States At
torney Varan to-day filed q SUIT for the
forfeiture of the Mormon Temple Block
under the escheat law, claiming it was used
for immoral and illegal purposes.
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The Presidents Rs,ura.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-President Harri-
son reached Washington this evening, via
the Pennsylvania Railroad on his return
from Indianapolis.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Majority for tho Democratic State Ticket
Placed at 10000
RALEIGH, Nov. 5.-The majority for the
Democratic State ticket is estimated at 49,
600. The Congressional delegation stands
eight Democrats and one Republican. The
Legislature is largely Democratic.
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ARK ANSAS.

The Ballot.Box and Returns Of Republican
Township stolen.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 5.-The ballot-box
and returns of Spring Creek Township, Lee
County, have been stolen. This township
gave Featherstone. the Republican candi-
date for Congress, $50 majority.
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Lieutenant Governor Hade gets through.
but Auditor Ledd is beaten by William L.
Treffry, tie first Democrat chosen to any
lesser State Office since the first year OF
Republican administration.
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CHINESE MOBs.
Buildings Burned and Native Converts to
Christis nitv Killed.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 5.-Reeently at the close
If the celebration of a Buddhist festival in
the province of Sze-Chuen number of CT
ganized mobs attacked several Christian
villages. burning the buildings. Twenty ma
tive converts TO Christianity were killed
during the disturbance and their bodies
thrown into Yangtse kiang River.
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CONNECTICUT.

Morris Cd for Governor Few Votes Short
of a Popular Majority.
HARTFORD, Nov. 5.-1he Connecticut
Legislature is from ten to sixteen Republi-
can on joint ballot. The total vote of the
State about 100 towns being officilD is 1885,
374 Morris (D.) has 67,66l and is fifty three
short OF II popular majority. 1t is almost
certain no election has been made. II SO,
the Legislature will elect Merwin (R.).
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TENN EssEE.

A Democratic Gain OF One Congressman.
Bu,hanan's Majority
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-Returns are still
coming in slowly. Buchanan 3D. for Gov
ernor will have between 25.000 and 10000
majority over Baxter R.) and Kelly (P).
The Legislature is two-thirds Democratic In
both houses. the Democracy having made
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Patti IL.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-Mme. Patti is confined
to her bed in Leicester suffering from the
effects of chill, contracted at a concert in
London on Monday. a prominent special
isr has been summoned.
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VIRGINIA.

A Solid Democratic Congressional Delegation
Elected
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-Further returns from
the election Of yesterday leave no doubt that
the ten Democratic Congressman are elected.
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London has more Scotch than Edinburgh.
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FATAL FIRE.
An Unknown Man Burned to Death in
Denver Hotel

Denver Hotel
DENVER, Nov. "a fire broke out in the
rear or Todd's lumber-yard at Ninth and
Laramie streets tonight an 1 quickly spread
to the ST. Elmo Hotel, two stores
and a number of small residences
The fire was not gotten under control for
several hours. One unknown man was
burned TO death in the hotel. 1t is rumored
that another man and two children persisted,
but this cannot be verified until tomorrow.
The loss is over Sl0O00O
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FLORIDA.
Democrats Make Clean sweep by an Over
whelming Maj5ritv.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 5.-Returns from
all the counties in the State indicate the
election of the Democratic State ticket and
Congressman by an overwhelming majority,
not single Republican has been elected to
the Legislature and it will be made up of
ninety-nine Democrats and one Republican,
Senator Smith OF st. Augustine. who holds
over another term.
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The Dutch RapAncv.
EASTERN RACES.

THE HAGUE, Nov Sit is expected that
the Queen will take the oath as Regent on
the 18th inst
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MONTANA.
Both Parties Calm The Election Of Their Can
didate for Congress

pItsS.
HELENA, Nov. 5.-The Democratic Com
mittee claims the election of Dixon to Con-
gress by 450 majority. The Republican
Committee claims the State for Carter by I25.
The Democrats claim four State Senators,
cOncede the Republicans two with two in
doubt The Republicans claim five State
Senators. The contest is very close all
around, and may take the official vote to de-
eide
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

lieve the President had any thought of call
Ing Congress together before the regular
session. Two other members of the Cabi-
net, who were unwilling to be quoted by
name. said there will be no extra session.
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COLORADO.

Meager Returns With the Chances in Favor
of tha Republicans.
DENVER. Nov. 5.-Returns from the State
are coming in very slowly. Those received
indicate that the Republican Governor and
Republican Congressman are elected, but
later figures may change it. The Legisla-
ture is very doubtful. The Democrats claim
the State Treasurer, Attorney General and
Superintendent of Public Instruction and
large gains in the Legislature. The Repub-
licans concede them the Treasurer.
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WISCONSIN.

The Democrats Elect Seven Ont Of the Nine
congressman
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The latest returns
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stanley and Wite in NV York.

Stanley and Wife in N v York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Stanley and wife
and Lieutenant Jephson arrived on the Teu-
tonic to-uay
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NORTH DAKOTA.

The Republicans Elect Their State Ticket and
Congressman.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-In North Dakota the
Republicans elected their Congressman and
State ticket by from 5000 to 4000.