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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05
INDIANA.

The Australian System Works Well
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 4.-To-
day was q perfect one for voting through
out the entire stnte. The day was cleas
and crisp and in the cities and towns wa
generally observed as a legal holi-
day. A prominent feature Of the
election was the working OF the new
Australian system, curiosity as to its
operation serving to bring out q large
vote which otherwise gave symptoms OF
being apathetic. IL this city there was
o heavy vote early. The stringent pro-
visions of the new law prevented any
considerable crowds gathering Hear the
polls and the natural result was that no
rows werr. reported ii any quarter, an
there were but few arrests Tor Illegal
voting. Some confusion was cnuSed by
complication in the manner of preparing
tickets, and some will probably be
thrown out In nearly every precinct, but
taking as whole the new system worked
satisfactorily.
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OHIO.
A Full Vote Certain at Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, ONO, Nov. 4.-The
weather Is fair, voting is progressing
quietly and with such rapidly that al
most full vote is certain. In many
precincts two-thirds of the registered
votes were In before o'clock.
TOLEDO. OHIO, Nov. 4.-The weather
clear. A heavy vote Is being polled In
every precinct in Toledo.
CANTON. ONO, Nov. 4.-The weather
IL disagreeable but heavy vote is being
polled, all interest centering in the con-
gressional ticket. Maj. Mckinley was
heartily cheered when he approached the
polls at CLOCK and voted. So far as
the party managers can exert themselves
every vote will be polled. Warwick 3
friends are confident of defeating Nc
Kinley.
ALLIANCE, OHIO, Nov. 4.-The cleo
ton here has been holly contested, and
the total votes polled in six wards of the
city will reach 1000. The Indications are
that Mckinley has made heavy gains.
Stark county will likely give him u ma
jority. That he will be elected the Re-
publicans have only hopes.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. 4.-Storer,
Republican candidate for congress In the
First district, Is o37 votes ahead of Cos.
grave, his Democratic opponent in this
district. Storer Is running ahead of his
ticket.
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LOUISIANA.
A Solid Democratic Delegation.

Solid Democratic DeleSctioh
Special to the Gazette.
New ORLEANS. La, Nov. 4.-Louisi-
ana elects a solid Democratic delegation
In the country districts there was very
little opposition TO the Democratic nomi-
nees. There were Farmers Alliance
candidates in the Fourth and Fifth and
q Republican in the Sixth, who received
few votes, but there was no opposition
in the Third or Sixth districts. In the
city districts, the First and Second, this
Republicans made strong fight, but
were badly beaten. In the First, Meyer
D.) beats Ex-Governor Yarmouth 900.
In the Second, Coleman (R.), sitting
member, received 1900 votes in the city I,
and was beaten by $500 majority.
The vote in New Orleans is the largest
ever given In congressional election for
fourteen years, and 60 per cent higher
than the presidential vote OF 1888, being
brought out by the fears of the Force
bill. Tho congressman elected are:
First. Adolph Meyer; second, Mathew
D. Logan; third. Andrew Price; fourth,
Newton c. Blanchard; fifth, o. 1.
Boatnar; sixth, S. II. Roberts.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. =, Nov. 4.-Three
precincts in the First congressional dis
trict give Mayer o. 3Ss, warmoth
(R.) l67. The Inst election gave the
Democrats 49,, Republicans 156, net
Republican gain of five votes.
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MISSOURI.
Light Vote at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 4.-The
election i'll this city is passing off quietly.
There has been no disturbance whatever.
The vote is very light, the weather warm
and fair.
THE VOTE AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Am I'M
usually large vote was polled here up to
noon. Interest centers in the congress
ional contest. Kinsey [R.) is running
Unexpectedly well in the city. Cobb d.
and Prosser Or are having close race
in the Ninth district. and O'Neill CD
is ssid TO be leading Jay (R. in the
Eighth. News from the Thirteenth is
that Wade (R.) is being knitted, aud
that Judge Fyan 3D. will surely be
elected. Senator Vest says the legisla-
ture will surely be De ocratIc.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Nearly
full returns from this (Jackson) county
have been received. They show n ma
jority for the Democratic ticket. J. e.
Tarsuey %. for congress, ran ahead OF
his ticket. Advices from other points in
the district indicate the election of
Tarsney over Furtchill (R.). The Re-
publican committee comedies Mr.. Tars-
ney's election by over 5000 majority.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 4.-Eleven
precincts In Inc Ninth congressional
district give Cobb CD 1925, Prosser
(R.) 97S. The indications are al this
writing (9:30 p. n.y. that the Demo-
cratic city ticket is elected with the ex-
ception of Norville, judge of the criminal
court, and Smith for recorder of deeds.
The counting of the new style of ballots
is progressing very slowly, and il will be
late before the result in the city Gun be-
given.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov 4.-Returns
from nineteen counties in Kansas have
been received by the Associated Press.
or these eight have gone Republican,
six Democratic and five for the Alliance.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Returns
from the Third Missouri congressional
district, just across the river from here.
indicate the certain reelection of A. NJ.
Dockery %. over w. j. Giscon (R.),
and II. j. Hill (Union Labor.
Returns from the Eleventh Missouri
congressional district show the certnin
reelection Of Richard P. Bland Cd
over j. L. Jervin (R.). Mr.. BANDS
majority is tritle over 5000.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE VERY LATEST.
The Democrats Claim Pattison for Gov.
ernor Of Pennsylvania by 10000.
Florida, Tennessee, New York, Missouri and
Naryl and Assured of-Heavy Demo-
Cratic Gains.

UNDoUBTED DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.
Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, Nov. 8. 2 a. RE turns
thus far received indicate the election to
the state assembly OF sixty-eIght Demo-
Gratis and sixty Republicans.
In Pennsylvania, twenty-four roun-
ties, including Allegheny, but not i'll
Guiding Philadelphia. give Pattison Cd. }
for governor net plurality OF
1855. Democratic gain over the last
Rubernatorial election of 10 1856. Phila-
delpbia gives O Republican majority OF
about 10 900. At the Democratic state
headquarters 1t is claimed Pattison is
elected by 10. 900 majority.
Returns from Illinois show that ten
Republicans AM six Democratic con-
gressnen are surely elected. The re-
manning four districts remain in doubt.
In Florida the Democratic state Ticket
has 10 900 majority.
In Tennessee the Democratic majority
for governor is about %. 900. The Third
congressional district, which was In
doubt, elects Democrat.
The New York Legislature is undoubt-
eddy Democratic on u joint ballot, this
insurihg the election of Democratic
United States senator.
The Democratic state central commit
tee of Missouri claim a solid congressional
delegation from that state. as also does
the state committee OF Maryland.
From California the returns are very
mengre. but indicate the election of
Markham Or } for governor.
MILLIcAN.
speoial TO the Gazette.
MILLIcAN, TEX. Nov. Although the
Allen box voted here to-day d much
lighter vote was cast than was cast by
this box alone last election The vote
for this precinct is: For the railroad
amendment 50. against liz; dirt road
amendment ll8. against ll2.
Hogg !07, Flanagan 254.
For congress - Stewart 10Y, Angler
254.
For state senator - Mckinney 10Y,
Brayan 246.
For representative-Briltz I16, Mayes
%.
The county Democratic ticket got the
majority vote.
HARRISON COUNTY TICKET.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX. Nov. 4.-The follow
Ing officials hud no opposition on the
ticket to-day: District attorney, Fourth
judicial district, w. J. Graham; legisla.
ture, Fourteenth representative dis
trict. L. P. Wilson; legislature, Fiji
teenth representative district, j D.
Rudd; county judge, A. II. Cooper;
county attorney, S. P. Jones; sheriff,
S. r. Perry; collector OF taxes, W. p.
Lane; assessor of taxes, A. G. Adams;
county treasurer. r. p. Littlejohn;
clerk OF the district court, A. s. Field;
clerk of the county count. E. 7. Ros-
borough ;county superintendent Of public
instruction, G. F. Adams; county
surveyor, Behn Cook; commissioner,
Precinct No. 8, j. H. Galway; justice
Of the peace, Precinct No. 8, 8. f.
Perry; constable. Precinct No. 8, VIII.
Hunt.
GoLDTHwATE.
Special to the Gazette.
Coz DTHwAITE, TEX. Nov. IA full
count Of the votes cast 10 this precinct
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DELAWARE,
Request for Militia Mt Laurel.

a heQUest tOr nlillttN MT Laurel.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. AT one
polling place here deputy marsha.
was arrested by two deputy sheriffs on q
charge of interfering with the election
The marshal was taken to the police sta
ton aud there dismissed, whereupou he
cansed his cnptors to be arrested aud
taken before United States missioner
McAllester. who held them in $500 bail
each for trial.
From laurel comes the news that the
polls were blocked by an excited crowd !,
and that there il u gang OF colored men
there from Maryland, and that q request
had been made 10 the governor to call
out the militia.
The most interest is conferred in the
contest for the shrievalty, and between
Congressman Frank Lawler (D.) and
James II. Fiibert (R.). An element
of interest was also in jected into the
contest for the position of county super
intendent Of public schools by the caudi-
dacy of Mrs. Gen. Mulllgan, who
was the temperance nominee. The
little red schooihouss was the
issue. Mrs. Mulllgan Is Roman
Catholic, and her opponent. Albert q.
Lano, Is n Protestant. and the public
school question was used for the purpose
of turning Democratic votes from Mrs.
Mulligan. Owing 10 the agitation on the
compulsory school question, aud the
uncertain strength OF the ticket
of citizens, or Patriotic Sons of
America, is due TO great extent to
which the respective state tickets were
scratched here. The so-called citiZeus'
tickets contained only the names of ma
tive born Americans, and was made up
of nominees of the two leading parties,
with now and then Prohbitionist.
The contest in the four city con-
gressional districts was largely personal
one, and the tariff issue is in large
measure lost sight of.
The count In this city will be made
rapidly, and as the polls close early deii-
niie estimates can doubtless be made by
midnight. Throughout the state the
polls are open until o clock and many
Of the polling places are many miles from
telegraph facilities.
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/. d. Parker Al, NJ. G. Hurley Is,
James W. Swayne II.
J. W. Grafton SO, J. L. Truss 8.
N. B. Moore 10, W. ID. Harris IS.
D. w. Gillespie 50.
L. r. Taylor 40, n. Fl. Serelle Il.
john p. King IS, J. w. Hammock 10.
]. c. Richardson %, L NJ. Barley
"a.
Thomas Bratton co, J. NJ. Benbrook
90.
E. Harding 81, W. A. Biedsoe II.
j. Is. Boyd AZ, j. j. Putnam So.
J. J. Goodfelow Is, l. e. Terry %.
W. II Pool l02.
A. {. BrOwu So, J L. Mock l A., Thomas
q. Maddox 81 (for commissioner.
T. 4. Neace u L. w. Jones II, q.
Brown s. (;or justice of the peace
Rufus Snow So, Tarwaters 10 (for
constable.
NO. 2-sECoND WARD, CITY.
For commission S53. against IS.
For road law 35l, against 2l.
James S. Hocg $50, W. Flanagan 81.
Pend!eton 36l. Mukemson 50.
Culberson 36S, Hague 81.
Mccall 367. WesterhoI 80.
Workman 3G6. Schmitz 81.
McGaucheY 36S. Mcdowell 73.
Pritchett 500, Linier 80.
Abbott So, Darter 80.
Carter 35S. Mcconnell Sc.
Swaynr 81. Hurley So, Parker 16.
Grafton 29S, Truss IA.
Hnfris 3j7, Moore 81.
Gillespie 81. L. n. Cooper 8.
Taylor 3G5, Serrelle So.
King $40, Hammock rs.
Richardson $50, Barkley l01.
Bratton 35S. Brnbrook SO.
Harding $50, Bledsoe So.
Boyd 362. Putnam 81.
Goodfellow 35S, Terry "a.
Pool 80
j. j. Scott S57, Gillespie 90.
G. 3. Reynolds 3j4. A. G. McClunG
9i7, W. T. Golf So, Seth Cushmun ST.
w. E. Maytield $50, w. T. Sands SO.
NO. l-FIRsT WARD. CITY.
When CLOCK this morning arrived
there still remained some 1925 ballots to
be counted. The results then stood
about thus:
For commission 4G5, against so.
For road law 45N. against So.
Hugg 800. Flanagan 1856.
Abbott 500, Darter 1875.
Carter 500, Mcconnell 1856.
Swayne AS, Hurley 1870, Parker 10.
Grafton 420, Truss 10
HarrIs 500, Moore l40.
The other candidates stood relatively
about the same us those for governor.
ARLINGTON.
Special to the Gazette.
ARLINGTON. TEX, Nov. 4.-Three
hundred and thirty three votes were cast
ut this place to-day, of which 225 are
counted Us follows: Hogg POS, FIHna-
gan 10.
Abbott 200, Barter 10.
Carter 2G3, Mcconnell Is.
swayme l73. Parker %, Hurley Is.
Hurts 1873, Moore 10.
Gillispie 203, Taylor 1874.
SerrelIe IL.
King 200, HammRrk 20.
Richardson 1855, Burkiy 81, Bratton
1876.
Benhrook 81, Harding 1874.
Bledsoe 81, Gooifellow 1893.
Terry 20, Pool 200.
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CALIFORNIA.
What They Voted For.

SAN Francisco, CAL. Nov. 4.-Ths
election 10 be held in California is for q
full state ticket, members OF congress
and members OF the legislature. More
than the ordinary degree of interest is
taken in this latter contest, as United
States senator Is 10 be elected at the next
session of the legislature to succeed lie.
land Stanford, Republican. Besides the
Republican and Democratic tickets the
American and Prohibition parties have
formed coalition and placed state
ticket in the field, aud the United Labor
party lie also represented Ia the state
contest, but the real fight 10 between the
Republican and Democratic nominees.
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ARKANSAS.

Light Vote In Fort Smith Township.
Special to the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, ARK. Nov. An this
township scarcely half vote was polled :,
Terry CD receiving SS7, and Harrison
(R.) 1923. Four county townships heard
from give Terry $40, Harrison 1855.
Democratic majority $50. The election
passed of quietly. Terry will carry this
county by at least 1900. Waldron pre-
cinct In Scott county gave Terry los and
Harrison Sc.
Special TO the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, Nov. 4.-Ou the
Arkansas side Republicans MS well as
Democrats voted for McRae for
congress, there being no opposition.
Fort SMITH. ARK, Nov. 4.-The
city gives an increased Democratic ma
jority.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Heaviest Vote Ever Cast.

PITTsBURG. PA. Nov. 4.-From pres
ent indications the vote to-day will
be the heaviest ever known here. Great
interest Is being manifested in the cleo
ton, and both parties are exertiug them
selves to get out every voter. A great
deal of scratching is being done. but il is
not as general as was anticipated, and
indications are that the Republican state
ticket will pull through with a reduced
majority.
BRooKvILLE, Pa. Nov. 4.-Delame-
ter's majority in Borough Is about 70. in
Jefferson county 500. Huff's majority
for congress in Borough is about 80, in
the county 900.
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the fact that tha Farmers, Allianc e made

the fact that the Farmers ALLAN ce made
heavy inroads into their ranks, and claim
only l25 900 plurality for their state
ticket. The Democrats think Willis, the
Farmers Alliance candidates may be
elected for governor. Many Democrats
voted tor willefs and the Farmers ALI
ance congressman in return for Alliance
votes for Democratic congressman
where no Alliance candidates were in the
field. The Farmers Alliance claim
three congressman aud the Democrats
two.
The re-election of Funston (R.) and
Kelly (R. ID conceded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05

pleasant weather prevails throughout the
quietly. The Democrats are pollins
about the usual vote In the cities OF
Richmond and Manchester for George d.
WISE for congress, who has no opposi-
ton. A notable feature of the election
is the absence of colored voters at the
polls. Occasionally one may be Oh
served approaching the precinct with
Democratic ballot in his hand. John N.
Langstou came over from Petersburg
TINS morning.
The election in Petersburg is quite
spirited.
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MINNESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, Nov. "A cool
clear day. which usually means full
vote. The interest In the state election
added to the sizs of the vote In Minne-
sofa, will undoubtedly cause the result
TO be delayed, for besides the fact that
the Alliance vote prevents any
accurate estimates as to the probable
pluralities, that vote will come largely
from the more country districts, nothing
certain Gill be known early in the night.
The vote for congressmen may be known
earlier in the night. However. yery
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COLORADO,
The Democrat. Arc .Jubilnn..

DENVER, COL, Nov. 4.-The polls
closed at 'clock. and up to O'Clock
not single precinct had sent In their
returns. At the Democratic headquar-
tiers every one is jubilnnt, and Chairman
Arbuckle claims the election of the
entire ticket by 5000, on the basis
that so per cent. Of the registered vote
has been cast.
Chairman Ashley OF the Republican
committee, while admitting that the
state treasurer, attorney general and
superintendent OF public instruction are
doubtful, says he is satisfied tina: they
will elect the remainder of the ticket
including the legislature.
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TENNESSEE.
A Decrease in the Vote Expecte,

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 4.-The
weather is clear and cool. Owing TO the
Dortch and registration laws, 1t is ex-
pected that the number of votes will he
reduced from that of 1888. Everything
SIS quiet at the polls.
A wALKovER FOR DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS-
MEN.
NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov. 4.-Returns
from eleven wards and districts in this
county give for governor: Buchanan
3D. SIG, Baxter (R.) l24, Kelly pr
1923. Indications point to Buchanan
carrying the county by two to one over
the combined opposition. The entire
Democratic legislature is elected four to
one. A wnlkover for Democratic con-
gressmen,
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. 4.-To-day g
election throughout South Dakota has
been very exciting, and full vote has
been polled. Beside the excitement on
the state and congressional tickets. a
bitter fight for permanent capi-
tai has brought out every vote
possibly. Last fall the first state cleo
tiou, the state vote was over II 900, and
that will be found TO have been exceeded
when all returns are in Tonight. The
uncertainty of the Alliance vote makes
un early estimate unreliable. Returns
will be compared with the state of last
year SO far as the Alliance vote WILL
allow il.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 4.-One hun
dred and eighty-nins out of eos precincts
in this city give Russell 80, 100, Bracket
Is $3.50, Blackmer 1915. Russell's plural
ity is IL $3.50. Russell's plurality in the
whole city last year was 1854.
Bosom, MASS, Nov. 4.-Twenty five
towns give Blaokmer (P. 34s, Bracket
(R.) $3.50. Russell 3D. 2427. The same
towns last year gave Blackmer 1852,
Bracket 3l43, Russell 2i4S. Bracket y
gain, SO.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
TilIman Elected.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Nov. The indi-
eatioLs 80 far are thu, 1fllman and his
entire ticket are elected and q Demo-
cratic congressman by the smallest vote
ever cast in the state.
CoLUMdIA. 5. c., Nov. 1, $50 y. H.
No disturbance in the state so far as
heard from. Returns nFs coming in rap
idly aud indicate Tillman's recollection.
or the state Officers, ull Democratic con-
gressnen are elected. with the possible
exception OF the Seventh district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05

In the campaign having upset all calcu-
lations based on former elections. Peck
d. will undoubtedly carry Milwaukee,
city and county. By good majority, but
the Republicans are hopeful that the
Democratic disaffection on account of the
educational issue, added TO the prohibit
tion and labor support OF the Bennett
law, will more than make up for the
Catholic and Lutheran bolt.
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OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.


Tho Congressional Contest Close.
Special to the Gazette.
OKLAHOMA. o. T., Nov. 4.-The cleo
tion passed of quietly here, but no ded-
mite estimate can be made of the result.
1t is very close, with Croker, the Alli-
ance candidate, in the lead.
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GEORGIA..

No Opposition to Democrats for Congress-
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 4.-No oppo-
sition to speak of to Democratic noni-
nees for congress, except in the Fifth,
Seventh and Ninth districts. The inii-
cations are that FELTON, Cd carries the
Seventh and Haight (R.) the Fifth.
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WISCONSIN.
The Heavie., Vote E.c..a.a.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 4.-The day
opened brigh, and clear. From present
indications Wisconsin win exceed the
heaviest vote she has ever cast. In this
city polling is proceeding quietly, al
though 1t is expected that some disturb
ancs will occur in the Polish
wards before night. The result
in the state Il matter of
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MINNESOTA.


MINNEAPoLIs, MINI. Nov. 4.-From
of the Australian ballot system Is working
beautifully. A large vote is beng polled.
Merriam Or. is being scratched con-
siderably for governor, mostly in favor
OF Owen, Alliance candidate. 1t Is
probable Wilson %. will also lose many
votes 10 Owen. Weather is ideal.
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KANSAS.
A Heavy Alliancs vo...

KANSAS CRY, No., Nov. 4.-Advices
from many points in Kansas based on
indications at 8 p. N. point to q heavier
Farmers Alliance vote than was antici-
pated. They claim l25, 200 votes for the
state ticket. The Republicans conceds
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MICHIGAN.
Snow, 81 nd and slnah.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 4.-Snow fell
last night and the roads are muddy and
slusby. This may have the effect of cut
ting down the vote in the rural district.
large vote is being polled in this city.
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CONNECTICUT.

Large yote PoIled at Hartford.
HARTFORD, CONN. Nov. 4.-Weather
fine and large vote is being pollsd.
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VIRGINIA.

About the Usuai Democratic Vote.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 4.-Clear.
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fun vote vas polied. and, with few
exceptions, everything passed of
quietly.
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CONTINUED on ssrsnih Pag'J
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gives Hogg 256 out Of total Of a%
Flanagan 5.
For the railroad Amendment ia
against So.
Horg ran ten behind the balance Of Il,
state ticket.