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OHIO.
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CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 4.-[Speeial]7
With the exception of few saloon
keepers who violated tho law by keep
ing their places open on election day
there were no arrests in the city to-da]
on account Of tho election.
The law, which has been in effect sew
cral years, prohibits gathering withil
100 feet of polling places, and the consd
quencc is'that there is no gatherings al
all, and none of the excitement fostere,
by the crowds is now To be seen at cleo
tions.
Resides, there has been no unusua
excitement here during the canvass, a
torchlight professions, no outdoor meet
ings and little of the bitterness d
wrangling usually preceding the cleo
tion. To-day's voting was O reflex 9
the dignifcd calmness that has marke
the conduct of the campaign.
The voters approached tho polls fra
from solicitations of ward workers. ais
on depositing their ballots left the plaa
AS result, there were no quarrels, j
crime and voters went about their bus
ness. confident that, under tho efficieb
administration of the registration Law
there was no need of scrutiny to see thu
there was no defeat Of the peoples WI
by trickery or criminal perversion of n
turns. Divisions among the Democrat
caused by the adjustment of tho boaJ
of city improvements at the suggestionI
Gov. Campbell, had its effect in generl
! apathy among many of the most aotiS
men in the Democratic party.l So WIFI
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY,
Continued from pngo ~
the city to attend to their business with.

the city to attend to their business with
out voting.
CHICAGO, Nov. Especial Owing
to the agitation on tho compulsory
school question and the uncertain
strength of the ticket of the citizens, or
Patriotic Sons of America, is due the
great extent to which the respective
State tickets were scratched here.
The so-called Citizens ticket con-
tanned only the names of native-b born
Americans, and was made up of nomi-
necs of the two leading parties. with
now and then Prohibitionists. Where
two principal parties happened to have
both nominated foreign-born cit
liens for some particular office.
the Citizens Ticket, which local
politicians dubbed acknowledging
Ticket" claimed votc.of Ii, 900 in Cook
county, but returns would Indicate
that they did not poll half of that num-
Der. The contest in four Congressional
districts was largely personal one,
and the tariff issue was in large
measure lost sight OF. The counting in
this city and county will be rapid, and
as polls close early definite estimates
can doubtless be made by midnight.
Throughout the State polls are open
until o'clock, and many of tho polling
places are many miles from telegraph
facilities.
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Widening Shenandoah Avenue.

The work of widening Shenandoah
avenue, between Commonwealth avenue
and Holiday street, and filling Holiday
along Lick run, and between Shenan-
doah avenue and Wells street, was begun
yesterday. The run is TO be curbcd as
Trout run on Campbell street, and the
street raised to grade. y force of ten
hands are now at work with wheelbar
rows. and AS soon as the work is far
enough advanced the force will be en-
largcd and mules and carts used.
Holiday street, when completed, is to
be made tho outlet for the electric
street railway, instead Of Common
wealth avenue, along side the Hotel
EOanOllC property.
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Moses ~ Tnrown.

An exciting runaway occurred on
Third avenue H. w, yesterday about
noon. a horse attached to Il dray be-
came frantic at some imaginary terror,
and ran OFF. Moses Saunders, the col
ored driver, held on to the rcins man
fully; and did all in his power to check
the mad ca,"ccr OF the animal. but when
the wagon ran into ditch he was
thrown to the ground and the horse
went on. IIe was finally capeur.d by
sor-.c pedestrians and he" until Moses.
limping and swearing. came up and tool;
charge again.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 4-ISpcciall
The weather has been delightful all
day. and elections, SO far as known at
this hour "a p. m.), have been quiet
throughout the State. The vote is com
puratlveiy light. The present incum-
bents, all Democrats. have been UNI
doubtcdly elected in the Third, Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth Congressional districts.
In this city, so far, tho vote has not
been very heavy, and some fears were
entertained by Democrats that Lagan
might be defeated from this cause,
until news WIS received from Jefferson
Parish that whites and blacks were
voting for Lagan. 1t is now clairaed that
the parish will go Democratic, which it
has never done before, thus defeating.
Coleman almost beyond doubt.
Como. colored, Of Jefferson, who boltcd
tho Republican convention, was captured
by the Democrats. His influence seems
to have settled the fate of Coleman.
Granzin, Independent Labor candidate
in tho Second district, is also drawing
votes from Republicans. In the First
Congressional district Meyer is polling
heavier vote than was expected, while
tho vote for Yarmouth is comparatively
light. The opinion now is that Meyer
VIII he elected. as he apparently has a
good majority in every city ward except
the Fifteenth. Absolute quiet prevails
all polling p aces. Exchanges closed,
ano but lit lie business was transacted
in the CITY
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NORTH CAROLINA.


RALEIGH, Nov. 4 Special1.-Alo Lowell
autumn day, and voting is progressir
quietly here, and, as far as know
throughout the State. Some nerros
here have split from the Rcpubiica
nominees and voted Independent colorq
mon, and in some cases for Democrat
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. SpeciaI
Tho Republicans concede the State /
the Democrats. The Democrats clai,
eight OF nine congressman. Tho Rcp,
bllcans claim two. The Democrats clail
the State by twenty Thousand.
Scattering returns show election q
the following Democratic Congrcssmey
Branch. First district; Grady, Thil.
district; Bum, Fourth district; William,
Fifth district; Alexander, Sixth; Her
dcrson, Seventh district. Tho return
from tho Secor.d, Eighth and Ninth ar
not conclusive. The Democratic stat
judicial ticket is elected by a largo m:
iority.
Tho returns from the Seventh dis
trict indicates the election OF Cowles
DEM, to Congress over Faucette, Indt
pendent Democratic Alliance.
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Bracket 1890, Blackmor 1915. Rus
soils plurality 1880.

Bracke: 1890, Blackmor 1915. Rus
soils plurality 1880.
Seventy-fivo towns of Massachusetts,,
and 200 out Of 205 precincts of Boston,
give for Governor: Blackmer, Pro, 3,05S;
Bracket, Rep, 80, S62; Russell, Dem,
"A, 25o-Russells plurality, 1880. If
Russell continues to gain on Bracket in
the State outside of Boston as he has so
far, he will DO elected Governor by at
least $4,000 plurality. Indications arc
that Democrats have gained two Con-
gressmen at least.
Henry Cabolodge is reelected without
doubt in tho Sixth Congressional dis
trict, but he admits that his majority
will not be much over 900. in place of
about 300 two years ago. In the First
district Rangall, Rep, is reelected. In
the Second l.. A.. Morse, Rep, is re-
elected, in the Third Andrew, Dem. is
reelected, in the Fourth, O'Noil,
Dom, is reelected, in tho Fifth
district, lIoar, Dem, has defeated
Fox, Rep, in the Sixth, Lodge is
reelected; in the Seventh, Cogswcll,
Rep, is ro-elected; in tho Eighth, in
towns heard from, Greenhalge, Rep,
leads, but by a plurality greatly re-
duced from 1855, and his election is by
no means assured. Tho Ninth district
is close, with Chandler, Rep, slightly
in the load at present. Walker, Rep,
is returned i'll the Tenth district. Tho
returns from the Eleventh district indi-
cate close vote between Spaulding.
Rep, Coolidge, Dem, and Myron IL.
Walker, Ind. Tho Twelfth district will
return Rockwell, Rep
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ROANOKE, VA, NovEMBERa, 1870
THE EL1:cr1oN YESTERDAY.

Y'uN EEI:CTION YESTERDAY.
'Eho election returns received up to
three O'Clock this morning indicate that
tho Democrats have made large gains
throughout the country.
IA WINS expeetod the vote iii most
plaees was exceedingly light
In Virginia the result was not with
snt it's surprises.
Fhe indications are that the Demo
oerats of Virginia will send 4 full dele
CATION te tho Fifty-second Congress.
Tho Congressional delegation from
tho State of Maryland will be solidly
Democratic also.
I'm Pennsylvania Delamater is proba-
INV elected over Pattison.
IN New York city Tammany Hall, as
nsual, scores victory and in the State
from three to Ave Congressman arc
gained by tho Democrats.
En- Now hampshire the Democrats
mako gain of one Congressman in
Parson Mckinney who was member
of tho Fiftieth Congress-, but was re
tired in the Fifty-Grst.
MeKinleys defeat or election is un-
certain. A private telegram received
at o'clock this morning stated that he
had been defeated by 1000 votes, but
tho result is still in Doubt
Tho negroes generally rcfraincd from
voting, and only one row was reported
Ut Pine Bluffs, Arkansas.
In tho Chattanooga district Evans,
R5p, against whom hard fight was
made, was defeated by Snodgrass.
Democratic gains were also made in
Massachusetts,.
1t is impossible to tell how many
congressman the Democrats have
gained, but there is no doubt that they
have small majority. and that, if they
acs in concert they can prevent any
legislation to which they do not agree.
rho election Of Democratic House Of
Representatives also means the pro-
bablo election of Representative Crisp,
of Georgia, to succeed Reed as Speaker.
Mr.. Crisp is a fine parliamcntarian and
man OF high ability. In every res
peet he is fully qualified for the position
and is undoubtedly the best man tho
Democrats have in the House now that
Randall is dead and Carlisle has been
transferred to the Senate.
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KENTUCKY.
I.ouiSviIle.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 4.-[Spocial -
The election passed or quietly. The
weather is very fine, but very little in
tcrest is being taken. and a light vote
Tho Democrats are r..ohah.- elected in
-! districts except the Eleventh. where
Wilson has a Republican majority OF
5000 in the past to count on. Painter.
in the Ninth. has a fight, but will win.
Caruth, in the louisville district, is
elected by about 1000 majority
1t is reasonably certain that out of
eleven Congressional districts in Ken
lucky, ten have gone Democratic by an
increased majority. The Eleventh is
in doubt
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THE EInENIEN>S FAIR

Friendship Fire Company arc Present III u
Body.
Despite the election and opera last
night, and contrary TO the expectations
of every member of tho Junior Hose
Company, there was larger crowd in
attendance ut the unior,s fair last night
than any night since it began. The in
terest in it is increasing instead OF de-
preciating.
CONNECTIONS Of every description wicre
onhand last highland pickles. ice cream,
cakes, candies fruits and election re-
turns wero served to tho hearts con-
tent.
The contests, all of them, are close
and Interesting. The closest and most
interesting contest on docket is that of
Travelling Engineers Geo. Cox aad Rob-
ert Lemon for Il handsome gold watch,
which is on exhibition at PickCnS' jew
elry store.
The Juniors say they are badly in
need Of.cakcs, and request that some he
sent in as carly as possible.
The rattle for the subscriptions dona-
ted by The TIMES, World and Herald is
meeting with success, and is interest
ing.
The company feel under mapy obllga-
tions to Miss Eugene Franklin, ono of
the prctticst and most attractive young
ladies in attendance. for her efforts to
make Che affair Il success.
Tho Friendship Fire Company. thirty
five strong, attended last night in full
uniform, and ut 10 o'clock occupied tho
dancing floor exclusively.
The fair is growing in interest night
ly, and 4 better place OF amusement
could not I've rcsortcd to.
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ApnI,ffuI Accident.

Johnnie, little son of Mr.. l.. L. vii.
lSins, of Fourth avenue u. c., III some
way cut very severe gash across the
palm of his hand yesterday afternoon,
while pla ing with Ratchet. The cut
was deep and painful one. DIR. liar
r..son dressed tho wound, and at last ac-
counts the little unfortunate was rest
ing as comfortably as could be expected.
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Mr.. w. l.. Waller, of the firm OF Wager
Il Waller, real estate agents at Rucna
Vista, was in the city yesterday. lie
says Bucna Vista is growing rapidly,
and has recently secured several i'm
portant industries which will cause her
population to be more than doubled
within the next twelve months.
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The marriage of Miss Virginia Brit
ton to Mr.. Henry Allen will take place
at tho Second Presbyterian Church. of
lIynchburg. this morning. Miss Britton
is one of the most accomplished young
ladies in Lynchburg. Mr.. Alien is II
well-known young tobacconist of that
city.
The attendants will be ushcrs with
Miss Tuft. Of ST. Louis, us maid OF
honor.
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Albany.

ALBANY, y. y, Nov. Especial l.
Violations Of the new election law are
reported from all over the city. The
inspectors who handle the ballots have
transposcd one to he voted for one of the
refused ballots. Several arrests have
been made. Bribery is open The tif-
teen feet rule is not adhered to. Booths
in most of tho districts arc on the side
walks, TINS airording opportunity for
hcelcrs to help the voters prepare their
ballots.
Tracy, Dem. for Congress, is re-
elected by about $500 majority; Nine
teenth district.
The new ballot law worked with little
friction in this city. and is warmly
praised. Streets we're quiet as on Sun
day, and the absence of money, whiskcy
and disorder at the polls was noted by
all. Tho chief difficulty was in folding
the ballots, and lawyers and bankers, as
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NEW JERSEY.
Trenton.

TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 4.--[Speciall =
Tho verdict tonight is favorable to bal
loo reform law.
Returns from this State are likely to
DO late tonight, Tho polls closed at :
D. m, when the officers took recess for
dinner. The counting OF the ballots will
probably consume more time than here
tofofe, because Of the new law, which
requires every ballot to be placed in All
CnyclODe
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NOCliestCr.

RocnEsfER, N. Y, Nov. Aspect
Tho day opened with the ground G
cred with snow, which soon gave way
sunshine. A heavy early vote '
polled; very little excitement about
polls, owing to restric tions of tho n
law. Nearly all voters had to ask M
or less questions as to how ball
should be doubled and what to do W
the ones they did not wish to vote, n
withstanding explanations given
peatcdly in all city papers.
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have at Least, 100000 people. The Roa-
noke river will be lined with Industries,
and the county will contain ihnumers-
bic truck farms, which will supply the
large markets of Roanoke and Salon.
Already notable for its general pros
perity,:it will be still moro noticeable
tor wears hence.
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MiliIleapoiiS.
hEfETU
mDHrn

MrNNEAroILs, Mimi. Nov.4. Special |
To-day is the first general trial of
the Australian ballot system i'll Mime
sofa. From all accounts, at this early
hour, it works beautifully and Il largo
vote is being pollcd. Merriam, Rep.
is being scratched considerably for Gov
erner, mostly in favor of tho Alliance
candidate.
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The programme rendered at the meet
ing of the Glover Club Monday night
was as follows: Second scene, Act 1
of King Lear; .. ''Whcn the Tide Comes
in" vocal solo. 3. Reading, "Thc Chant
Celestial" A. Instrumon al music, valsc.
s. Recitation, ''Thc Champion Snorcr."
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Great Auction Sale of Ladies' Cloalss.

We will sell on Thursday Nov. 9th
at o II. III. tho remainder of hatsplendid
stock of cloaks belonging to w. L. Baker
& Co. Now is II chance for the ladies to
secure splendid bargains by Attending
this sale. Everything will be sold as it
is put,up to the highest bidder, G. NJ.
BERLIN, general auctiJnecr, opposite
market house. nov5-lt
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-ISpociall Dis
patch to the Sun says that Mckaig.
Dem, is probably elected in the Sixth
Congressional district. lie leads Nc
Comas in his own (AIcComas) county by
100 majority. Returns so far from Fifth
district show largo gains for Armcs and
also for Barnes Compton over Mudd
KEEP. and sitting member. A solid Demo
cratic Congressional delegation is
claimed.
The returns from the Fourth Congress
sional district give Rayner, Dem, a
majority of 7.G36 over Goldsborourh.
Rep. The Third Congressional district
gives Rusk. Dom, Il majority OF 5.5l2
over Pullman, Rep.
The Democrats in this city elect
twenty councilmcn: Republicans two.
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For Inttcr or Wnrsc.

Tho clerk of the Hastings Court yes
terday issued marriage licenses to Mr.
Joseph n. Young and Miss Sallic w.
Hubbard, and MIR. II. Il. Y'ngo and
Miss Maud M. Doss, all of thS,
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov. - Special
The dispatches from Missouri indi-
cate that for the first time in many
years Missouri will send Il broken Re
publican delegation to Congress-.
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Troy.

Troy, Nov. 4,-[Spccial] Tho Ell
ton to-day is quictcr than in years, a
II lack OF crowds around tho POLL
places is noticeable. There wcro a [
arrests for minor offences.
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MISSISSIPPI.


JACKSON, Miss, Nov. IL Special -
The election passed Off quietly through
out the State. Tho Indications are that
the Democrats will elect solid Con
grcssional delegation.
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-------
Mitldlcsbur,Jtt~li.

MIDDLEsBoRouGu, Ky, Nov. T.
Specialize. f. Howard, Dem. candi-
date for Congress in the Eleventh Ken
tncky district, pollcd ESQ votes This
has heretofore been strong Rcpubli-
can district.
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AShieviIle.

AsrEvrLEE, n. G., Nov. 4.-[Speeiap
Ashevillc township. which includ,
three precincts outside of the city, Civ,
Crawford, DEM, ACT majority on,
Ewart, Rep. The Democrats olaf
Crawford's election by from 500 TO I, %
in the district.
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OanviIIe.

DANvILIE, H.. Nov. 4.-[Spccial]-
The Republicans claim tho election of
Cannon to Congress- by 500 majority.
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Democratic Senator from New Yer,

ALBANY, y. Y. Nov. 4.-(Special|
Argus claims the assembly will stand
Democrats to TO Republicans, giyi
the Democrats majority on iol
ballot, and clecting Democratic Unit
States Senator from New York.
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HI0rrisvillc.

MoRnTsvII.LE, NY. Nov. 4.-fSprsi
."co. w: Ray. Rep, is elected in /
uwcnty-siXth Congressional distr
inc district is now represented
Dclco, Rep.
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CHARLOTTE, n. c., Nov 4-[Speeial1
Ewart, Rep. in the Ninth Congressiona
district, is defeated by Crawford, Dem.
by about 900 majority,
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, Nov. A. Especial l-Ono hun
dred and oigbUy-nine OF the 2o5 pre-
cincts i'll this city giye Russell 30, 100,
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HUDSON, Nov. i--[Speciall.-At a,
Two men were arrested for brihory
the polls, and others will folloy.
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GUili,,erl:llld.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Nov. l.-lSpcciall
ALL the districts in this county have
been heard from excepting Orleans
This will give Il Democratic ma iority
for hckaig. This leaves MrComas in
Allegheny county with 275 majority,
against 1.600 in last election. Mckaig
is elected beyond Il doubt, therefore a
solid Congressional delegation.
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Buf1hlO.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. 4.-[Speoiaf
AZ daybreals an inch of snow was
the ground, but soon melted lea wing
streets in q slushy condition. II
clouds cleared by noon and tho 8
shone brightly. Voting under the j
law progressed smoothly except in Il
instances and indications are that
large vote will be polled.
Returns from Western New TX
counties indicate tho election of /
following candidates for Congre
Ihirty-First dirtrict, Wadsworth, re
Ihirty-Second, Lockwood, Dem. Thir
Third, Bunting, Dem, probab
Ihirty-Fourth, Hooker, Rep. Politica
this means no change. but it is char
Throughout in personnel.
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we'll as unlettered mon, suffered "a
confusion on this point.
In some districts the Federal der
marshals assumed the power to go
booths with voters and remain heh
tho rails.
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