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SLOW BETURNS FROM KANSAS.

The Peoples Party Vote Has Been Generally
Cut Down.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 4.-The election re-
turns from Kansas are coming in very slowly.
Nothing has been heard from any of the coun-
ties in the western half Of the state.
Almost all of the counties in the east
ern portion have made partial returns.
Such returns as have been received would in
dictate that the peoples party has lost its pres
tige. Out of fifty counties from which returns
have been received six viii probably elect a
peoples party ticket, and then, with the ex-
ceptions Of Marshall and Kingman, at greatly
reduced pluralities. These counties show
gains of 800 and 200 respectively.
The other counties will elect straight repub-
lican or fused republican and democratic tick
cts.
OF the ten district Judges to be elected the
republicans have probably elected eight.
As there were no state officers voted for, and
on account Of fusion of the republicans and
democrats or democrats and peoples party in
many of the counties. it is impossible to make
any satisfactory comparison with the vote Of
last year. $50
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CLAIMED BY REPUBLICANS.

Returns From the Voting Places in Colorado
Come In Slowly.
DENVER, Nov. 4.-Chairman Coe of the re-
publican county central committee claims the
election of the entire ticket by $500. No COM
plete returns from outside towns have been re-
ceived, but Helms election az chief justice Of
the supreme court is claimed by the state re-
publican committee by over 5000.
At democratic headquarters no estimates
have been made. Returns come in slowly.
DENvEP, Col, Nov. 4.-Full returns from
the city of Denver show that the republicans
have elected the entire municipal ticket by
$500 plurality, a gain of 5000. Returns from
all over the state show slight republican gain
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THE OHIO sENAroRsHrp.
Republican Success Has Put Fresh Intersst
In the Contest.

Special Dispatch to The Evening star.
CoLrNBUs. ONO, Nov. 4.-Chairman Neal Of
the democratic state committee said this morn
ing that both the state and legislature had gone
SO far republican that he had lost Interest in ID
and was not figuring on Mckinley plurality or
the majority for republicans in the. Legislature.
Chairman Hahn of the republican committee
said he had not changed his figures made sew
eral DAYS ago when he predicted plurality OF
from $1,000 to 220c0 for Mckinley. He ex-
pected to see il fully that large.
As 20 the legislature he figures that. on joint
ballot the republican majority will be not less
than thirty-seven.
This result has set going talk about the
United States senatorship. and il is generally
conceded here that ex-Cioy. Foraker has the
best chance Of contest with Senator Sherman
for that Office.
Gov. Campbell this morning sent the follow
ing telegram 20 Maj. Mckinley:
Il heartily congratulate You upon your cleo
ton. 1 have no doubt that you will serve the
people of Ohio with fidelity and honesty.
(Signcd) JAMES CAnfBEIL.n
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GOV. HILL GRA1IFIED,
lie Is Pleased That EImira Went Against
Eassett.

ALBANY, \. Y. Nov. 4.-Gov. Hill at O'Clock
this morning said: 1.-The result is extremely
gratifying, and the more 30 because all our
big gains were either in the country or else in
districts where there was alleged disaffec-
ton, such as Brooklyn and Erie counties IL
is a vinGication of the party and party prin-
ciples The stuffed tiger was not lin it in the
country, as was evidenced by the increased
democratic vote. / am particularly Gratified
over the results in New York and my own city
of Elmira. The result also in the senate and
assembly districts is all we expected. Ii is .
night and a time for general rejoicing"
At l:30, when the result was announced def
nitely. the governor said: 1T should be con-
sidered as a great democratic victory. presag-
ing democratic success in the nation next year.
The crushing defeat which Mr.. Fassett re-
ceiyed in his own city Of Elmira and in his
county of Chemung is particularly significant
of the peoples dislike for his methods OF cam
paigning and am specially proud that my
county recorded its preference for Mr.. Flower
So emphatically."
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Republicans win An Ch,c.ro,

CHICAGO, Nov. A-complete returns received
from every precinct IN Cook county show that
the sntire republican ticket was elected yes
terday. Nota man seems 10 be missed. The
republican candidates for county commission-
ers in the city district appear TO have received
majorities varying from 1000 to A.000. Mr..
Eckhart, republican candidate for drain-
age trustee, received 5000 more votes
than any other candidate for that ONCE. The
only democrat elected wn Lyman T. Cooley,
drainage trustee, who comes in ~ the minority
Representatives II u one Of the most sweep
ing republican Victories ever known in Cook
county AID = largely due 70 continued dis
ssudop{{in the democraxic ranks A siguih-
cant feature Of the els6tion n that nearly every
man indorssd BY the American or know
Nothiag assoe,eaiena appsass 70 have been
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ENTHUSIASM FOR MCKINLEY.
The Governor Elect Of Ohio shouldered by
His Fellow Citizens,

CLEVELAND, ONO. Nov. Am enthusiastic
crowd of 5000 citizens literally carried Gov
ernor-elect Mckinley from his hotel to a pub
lie hall in Canton at 2 o'clock this morning.
He was lifted to the stage and said: IF the
later returns confirm the news we now receive
We will have right to meet again and rejoice
over the glorious victory now being recorded,
but we must remember that yet we have
heard from about one-half of the state. 1t is
more important that the principles. of the re-
publican party should triumph than that any
man should be elected governor. BY morning we
should know for sure that protection and sound
your many manifestations of good will, hearty
support and constant effort in my behalf.
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Some New York Counties,

BROOKLYN, n. Y. Nov. 4.-Complete returns
from Kings county give Flower plurality of
l6,ls5. Brooklyn elected Body (dem.) mayor
by plurality of 1900.
UTICA, Nov. 4.-Oneida county complete gives
Fassett, Is. 22S; Flower, 1904. Fassett's ma
iority, l54. Coggeshell is elected to the senate.
The assemblymen elected are Haley (dem. }, in
first; Patten ldem.), in second, and Porter
(rep. }. in third.
WEsrcuEsTER, n. Y. Nov. 4-westchester
county completes Flower, Il, $50; Fassott IL $50.
Flowers majority, l.5O0.
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Cos. Campbell Gives His Reason For His
Defeat
CoLUMBus, Ono, Nov. 4.-Gov. Campbell was
at his desk in the executive mansion at the
usual hour this morning, unrufaed by his de-
feat. To press representative he said: II do
not accept this a. triumph Of the tariff posi-
ton OF the republicans. Far from it,
When asked what he attributed his defeat to
the governor said that among the principal
causes was the lack Of funds in the hands Of the
state counties to carry on the Legitimate work
OF the campaign. The silver plank, doubtless,
also lost the party many votes.
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Result of the Election of Members Of the yir-
ginia Legislatare.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4-Later returns from
the election in Virginia confirm the claims that
the democrats have swept all sections of the
state The election was only for half of the
members of the state senate and full member
ship of the house of delegates. Ia the senate
the democrats with the hold-over Senators have
thirty-eight and may have thirty-nine Of the
forty members Of that body. In the house the
democrats are almost certain TO have over
eighty-tve of the 100 members. These figures
are conservative.
For the first time since their enfranchise-
ment the negroes will not have representatives
IN either branch of the Virginia legislature.
The republicans made no showing in yesterday .
election. The alliance and independents were
the chief opponents Of the democrats and
neither Of these cut much Of figure.
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PERsoSAL--Miss Sarah A. McNulty of this
city has been elected class poet by the ser.ior
class of Cornell University.-Mr. p. F. Grove
has returned from q fifteen days leave of absence
at Frederick City and Catoctin mountains
Judge q. w. Gist of the third auditors office is
very ill from a stroke Of paralysis III.
Bishop Of New York. DIR. John H. Grant of
Fort Myer and r. H. Dulaney of Virginia are at
the Johnson.-A L. May of Cincinnati,
Z. W. Martin of Little Rock, Ark, and Ii. Mar
tin of Philadelphia are at the Metropolitan
w. w. Donoghue of Chicago. j. q. Myers Of
Brooklyn and II. N. Salmon of Providence are
at the National---C. r. Shaw Of Springfield,
o., W. D. Biting of Philadelphia and II. NJ.
Donehoo Of Beaver, Pa, are at the st. James.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
AN ASSESSMENT QUESTION.

An AssEssMENT QUESTION.
Upon the recommendation OF Capt Rossell
the Commissioners recently referred to the
assistant attorney for the District, Mr.. s. T.
Thomas, The question of assessing the cost
Of new curb and sidewalk on streets improved
during the fiscal year. The opinion was
rendered today, Mr.. Thomas being of the
opinion that the language new
sidewalks or curbing' means that in all cases
where the sidewalk or curbing on streets being
improved is out and out new. one-han Of the
cost should be assessed against abutting prop
erty.
NIsCELLANEoCs.
NJ E. Shanklin, q clerk in the assessors
ofices has beel transferred to the special A.
sessment division, and A N. Lambeth trans
ferred to the assessors Office vice Shankln.
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OF OUR OWN AND OTHER MAKES.
Over 400 now In stock and fresh ones being made
every day In our own shops
Prices range from 81 to $50.
Tourist Bags Travelling Bags, satchels,
Dress Suit Gases. Hat Boxes, Extension Cases.
Gun Boxes. Collar Boxes Handkerchief Boxes.
Glove Boxes. Lap Writing Tablets. Portfolios.
Gun Cases, Sword Cases, English Carryalls,
Pocket Books, Card Cases. Pat. Novelty Purses,
Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets. Razors,
Penknives. Razor Straps and Shawl Straps.
Most complete stock of Leather Goods and the lowest
prices In the city.
kin. Trunk Straps sc.
TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
1871 Penns. ave. NV. Factory LEO st.
no3
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AT sHEEHAN's HOME.
A Plurality Of 1900 for Flower in Erie
County.

a fIufaIIty OF 1,3OO TOT FIoWer In Eric
County.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4.-Erie county with one
ward in Buffalo missing gives Flower plurality
of 1906. The missing ward gives democratic
majority of about 400 on other offices.
For state senator Endress, democrat has an
apparent majority of S45.
The democrats elect the sheriff, county clerk,
keeper OF the poor house and coroner on the
county ticket The republicans elect the super
intendent CT the poor. On the city ticket the
democrats elect the mayor (Chas. F. Bishop,
re-elected). controller, commissioners of public
works. assessor, judge of municipal court and
justice Of the peace. The republicans elected the
judge OF the supreme court and the overseer
OF the poor. The select council, a new body
under the new charter, will stand eight demo-
Gratis and one republican.
The board Of aldermen will stand thirteen
democrats and twelve republicans.
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Montgomery County democrats Win.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Nov. 4.--Returns Of the
election held yesterday como in slower than
for any previous year, but enough Is known to
guarantee the election of the entire democratic
county ticket by an average majority OF 500.
The result on the six constitutional amend
ments is still in doubt. There was considerable
cutting OF the democratic ticket on states
attorney. sheriff, register Of wills and the
house of delegates. E. Ia
The latest returns from Dorchester county
show the election of the democratic Legislature
ticket and the fusion county officers. Interest
was chiefly in the county court olerkship and
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THE ATTENDANCE KEEPS UP.
Program Presented at Beunins Attracts tsss
People.

hft>sutso ~ frfobtbk AttfaSs -
People.
speciai Dispatch 10 Tho rV.uinx star
bxSSrse Rscn TRACK, Nov s.-Both trains 10
Benning today came out well filed. while the
condition of the bridge and road did not deter
number tyom driving out The attendance
has kept mp during the second week in good
style. Today's asrd. with two long events and
the match hurdle. hes brought the besters out
IN force. The scratching has been light Dora
IN the hrst race being the only horse With
drawn. strong tap on Promenade made him
slightly the favorite at the start of
the betting. the odds aud jocksvs
being Promenade. "a (simmsi; Com
stantinopie. 5 (Midgeiy,: SchuslknL 2 l6,tle-
ield); Ninone, 10 CRayl; Balbriggan, 2 Gov
ingtoh).
ToDhY's PROGRAM.
Today's card at Benning contained the mach
talked Of match run over hurdles between
Hercules. Futurity and ~. Luke. The eutire
card was:
First race. fve-eiehths OF q mile-Prorne-
made, l15; Constantinople 9s; Schuylknl. Ils;
Ninone, us; BAlbriggan. ~; Dora, ~
Second race. fve-eighths Of n mile-Mallie
V. 9s: NeondAy. 10. syracuse. 40. HaVefater
100; RaliArat. llS; Miss Williams. 20. Queensiou
lo2; Jim Kenny. ioi; Billy NJ, io5; Village Maid.
95, Coldstreau. IOs.
Third race. ~ miles-senorita. IFS. Jpdee
Morrow. 10, Ala. %.
Fourth race. 1 Praihsr. II2: BAIlyhoo,
i01; Mary Stone. i07: foNmede. %. George W,
~; Csrboras. 400.
Iltth race. mile hurdle: match race for
$50 side, with 600 added by the club-lIer-
oules, l65; Futurity. I5S: ST. Lube las
sINnl- wTss o. rhoNESaDH
The first race wIs Won ~ Promenade. nall,rie-
gan second aud scbuyIlll third. Time, IOS.
MutuAls paid s50J.
The betting on she second race was Nellie
| '. ~ MONDAY 20 ., Syracuse H. Harvester
/ 80. BallarRt %. Miss William. o Lge.ns;oIse 4.
Jim Kinney 50. Bllly NJ. 50, Village Maid II
NOLLIE Y. WISs THE SECOND
The second race proved a big ,snrprise.
Mollie V. winning; MONDAY second. Time.
Los. Mutuais paid $3.50.
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A Victory for George and Walthau.
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 4.-The election In shis
state was held for three railroad commissioner,
the entire Legislature and district attorney
W. s. Laurin, J. B. Askew and J. F. Sessions
were the democratic neminses for railroad
commissioners and had no opposition. The
general legislature will be Overwhelmingly
democratic, with most of the members pledged
for the return Of Messrs. George and Walthall
to the United States SeuateS
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H1GHwAr ROBBERY.

Some hishwaymen steal your money othert try %
steal the results of brain and the fruits o. 700
labor. the the worst form Of hxh way robry
Merit has made q Of CARTEh's L1T11-E
LIVER PILLS They have bscome . household word
the people will have them; they know their value
Then comes the hissh waymAn with his INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS FRUADs. and with thee he
hopes trade upon the merit snd reputation of CAR
TER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
BEWARE OF THESE H1oHwAYMEN, donS be
imposed upon with article offered 10 you ''Juss
rs good % .'C-A-R-T-E-R--s." There In nothing e
good as ''C-A-R-T-E-R-.s"
Ask for 'C-A-R-T-E-R-'-s"snd be sure you get u
genuine cARTERs LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
oc30f. m.wly
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Did you ever sit before an open fire and watch the
swapping Goals fash into a hundred fantastic brill
hants-aii dirfessu. all odd-aN unique! That IL Ike
our TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Turn this way
or thst-and conceit meets your eye LOOK paex
asain--and il seems IS if the kaleidoscope had re-
yolved-and still more fresh fancies tske your eye
Triuam NJ is art. Art is harmony 30 you must Sc
lect with discretion lou will find all the right and
proper kinds But they cover the whole world OF
costumes You must single out such as will blend with
The gown you want to flight up" You have the
s.ste-ue have the stock. partnership between Us is
easy-ratural-and prof able all around.
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CoSrIsoATED LOTTERY MATrER.-The Treas-
ury Department has directed that lottery mat
ter seized in violation of the postal union con-
vention shall be held as Illegal importAtisns
and, for the present, treated as unclaimed nssr-
chandise, but excluded from sale until further
orders.
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The WIN sustained.

In the Circuit Court, Justice Hagney, today
the issues - 10 the will of the late Thomas
O'Conner were tried BY jury and the viii was
sustained. By the viii the deceased left his
property to his wife and his sisters hlsd q
caveat against the probate Of the win, alleging
undue influence. Messrl D. w. Classic and
W. A. Cooke appeared for the caveators and
Messrs. Z. h. Thomas and n J. Colbert for the
eavsatee, the widow.
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They Carry .5 Of the IO6 Counties in a
State Of kausas.

They Garry 20 OF the los Counties In the
State Of kausas.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. 4.-The republicans Of
Kansas have made sweeping gains, carrying
seventy-fve Of the one hundred and six counties
of the state. Last year the peoples party
elected nearly four-fifths of the county officers
of the state. Yesterday the figures we're re-
versed. The peoples party elected only one
district judge ont OF nine. Republicans claim
great victory over the peoples party and that
calamity and reputation as preached by PETER
and Simpson are dead.
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GREGG'S PLURALITY 5O,833.

Complete Returns From Throughout Penn
sylvanis.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The state complete
gives Gregg (repubiican), for auditor general,
SO. S33 plurality over Wright (democrat}. Nor
rison (republican), for state treasurer, has A.
467 plurality over Tilden (democrat.
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VIM. Robinson Pound Guilty.

A charge OF assault with intent TO kill against
VIM. Robinson, oolored man, was tried in the
Criminal Court this afternoon. Ii was testified
on September IS, on 7th street northwest, Pom
eroy Robinson, who was drunk, ran against
il. Brooks and some words passed. Robinson
struck Brooks on the head with q stone and cut
him in the back with o razor. The case was
submitted without argument and . verdict OF
guilty . indicted WAS found.
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MARRIED.


BEEEn-MEApE. ON Tuesday Noveinler3 1854
o. 81 Johns Church IN tbs city. ~ the Rry. ~.
MElGs. daughter OF Capt. Richard ". Meade. L. =.
navy
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IoU CAN BREAK UP A BAD COLD by the tmsly
use Of Dr. u. JayRes ENecturznt an old ana ,,,,s,.
lar medicine for sore Lungs aud 1hroats aud me
best OF all Cough remedies
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Belknsp Elect,d to Copsres,,

GRAxD RAPIDS, MICH, Nov. 4.-Charles z.
Belknap was elected 10 Congress yesterday 10
fill the vacancy caused by the death Of Con-
gressman n. H. Ford Of the fifth district by .
plurality Of loo or 1,500 over John 8. Law
renee, the democratic candidate.
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FAST AND Furious

Fast AND FuR1ous
Goes the hammer ON the anvil-each blow produc-
ing wall of woe from quarter and cheer Of
from another. Behold greedy and avari-
--cious dealers signing and crying. Then fx your
gaze on the populace-the consumers. the great
public. What transformation SCENE
the people wild with enthusiastic delight! An EF-
of which we, in part. are the CAUSE. We're
I'm it, up to cur ears, and, by the eternal" we
shall win in a walk because
THE PEOPLE ARE WITH Us AND FOR US.
Going home to vote and to get others to vote with
you: Then 20 in good shape. neatly:and genteelly
dressed. Make good showins-that's half the
battle.
SUITS AND OvERCOATs
In endless variety rich and rare in quality. in pat
tern, in design.
BLACK CHEvIOT SUITS
- Strictly all wool. genteel and stylish. suitable
for all occasions.
$3.50 q suit.
BRUNSWICK PLAIDS.
Sacks and GETAWAYS. models Of trimness and neat
s7.50asut.
BLACK wIRE-wOvEN wILTsHIREs.
- Elegant is the word which fttingly and forcibly
describes the rich appearance Of these suits The
only mst is the price. which should be Just double
the amount
$40 suit.
BLACK CHEyiOT SUITS.
Sacks and Getaways. This material is very fine,
strictly all wool and wool dyed. Another misnt in
S10a suit.
SUITS OF IMPORTED CHEVIOT-WOOD BROWN.
= These extreme style Suits not held at FANCY
Figures, but dealt out at fast and furious gait
for the nominal sum Of
Sl:I 80 q suit.
CLAY WORS1ED SUITS.
- These belong to the Royaa Family of Suits and
-righx royalty do they maintain their prestige and
position. The tailoring of these suits is exquisite.
Goats with peak lapels and silk facinHs. every
garment pefect litter. still smother misht i'll
price.
S19. 80 suit
PRINCE ALbEkT SUITS.
- KERsEYs. C0hksCREWs. DIAGoNALs AND
$3.50 s:4 M; RI s sl5itse, $1,000
- GRAY MELT6N otERCoXTs. HEAVY.
NIGHTLY. SEkyiCEABIE. as.
- ALL WOOL KERSEY OvEKCOATs. MEDIUM
AND HEAVY HEIGHTS. 40,
- BLACK CHEvIoI OvEkCOATS, STRICTLY
CAMPBELLS KERsEY OVERCOATS.
- Drab. London smoke, Seal Brown and Tans.
S12. 10, els. 80. Sl4. 20. sio.oo
BOYS SUITS,
- Coat. vest and Ionx pants-sizes ID to ID years
"a, e. 30, 81 30. 50. 81. 50. 81 40. %. &G.5U.
SHOkT PANTS SUITS.
tSizee to IA years.,
f dS III y ~ s3 sSSo: sJs; "a ap v.sra
-'calLBnES's ovERCoATs-sizes4t to IL years.
--SS upward.
VICTOR Z. ApLERS
IN prp rrN,r Cr oruuNc u0rYcp
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SILVER frRcHasEs.-The amount Of silvor
offered for sale TO the Treasury Department
today was l.6s5.000 ounces. and the amoaut
purchased 'oS.OOO ounces, as follows: 400 90
ounces at so 9is75. 363. 600 ounces at 90. $500.
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BRooKIxx, N. T., Nov. 4.--Alfrsd Chapin's
majority for Congress over Henry Bristowe,
republican, b about 1000.
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SECRETARY fosrEn returned 10 the city today
thoroughly satisfied with the result in Ohio.