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aware. He has also carried Of the So
! called doubtful States, New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut. Indiana and, most
remarkable of all. Illinois. This gives
him eco indisputcd and indisprtable
votes, when only 223 were required.
Besides this he has six votes out of the
forrteen cast by Michigan, tho other
eight being conceded to the Republicans,
though there may be some doubt about
at least two of them The States of Min
ncsota and Iowa. which early this morn
ing seemed in doubt, have proba bly, one
Republican. Tho Democrats gain in the
United States Senate, but probably not
enough TO secure control, st least not
Without tho aid OF moro Third party
Senators than now seem assured.
The Senate now stands: Republican,
AZ; Democrats, 80; Alliance, .; Republi-
can majority, 6. The Democrats gain
Senators in New York and probably in
Wisconsin and Connecticut. and Ne
hraska and Kansas will probably elect
Third party Senators to succeed Re.
publicans. Montana is still in doubt.
The Senate will be very close in 1893,
but with an almost certain majority in
favor Of tariff reform.
Virginia has gone so. 900 for Cleveland
and has elected solid Democratic
exception of the Fourth district, where
the contest between Congressman Epes
aud tho Third party candidate. j.
Thomas Goode, is close, with chances
favoring Epes.
The weather has been as universally
bad throughout the entire country as it
was good yesterday. Rain, sleet and
snow prevail to-day and greatly embar-
ra's the gathering Of returns of the
heavy vote which yesterdays fine
weather helped TO bring to the polls.
Telegraph wires have been moro or less
interfered with all day, and as tho night
passes the trouble increases and the
transmission of later returns is sub
jected to greater delays.
because OF the lack OF returns from
all the Congressional districts, it is as
vet impossible to make a complete list
of the mem bership of the next House of
Representatives.. From information at
hand at / o'clock tonight there is lit
tie doubt that the Democrats will have
majority Of at least SIS over the Re-
publicans, with probability OF increas-
ing that figure, whom the full count is
known. AT this hour there are twenty
eight districts from which no sufficient
returns have been made TO Justify tho
placing of candidates. Tneso are as
follows: Alabama, three districts: Cali
fornia, seven districts: Illinois, eight;
Iowa. one; Kentucky. one: Minnesota,
sevcn: Missouri, one; Nebraska, two;
New York, two; Ohio, one; Pennsyl-
vania, six; West Virginia, four, and
Wisconsin, one.
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VIRGINIA..

CHAHIorrEsvILLE, Va, Nov. 0.-[Spe-
ciall-The uniformity OF the Demo-
cratic tidal wave in Virginia is shown
by the returns by counties. Hero are q
few OF them: Fairfax county, Demo-
cratic. gain Of 200; Stafford, Demo-
cratic, loss 90; King George, Demo-
cratic, a gain of 200; Prince William,
gain of 100; Roanoke city gives Glove
land gain of 65s; Clarke county a gain
of 200; Rockingham gain of 900; Fred
erick county. a gain OF 500; Northamp-
ton county, a gain OF $50; Isle OF Wight
county. gain OF 500; Charlotte county,
Republican, gain of 300; Pittsylyania,
Democratic. a gain OF 800. Orange
county gives Cleveland 400 majority, u
gain OF 425; Fredericksburg gives Cleye-
land 34s majority; Harrisburg. Glove
land, IA majority; Page county gives
Cleveland $50 majority, gain of GOO;
Spottsylvania, 600 majority, gain of
$50; Williamsburg gives Democratic
gain OF 80; Alexandria, Democratic, !.
gain OF 62: Manchester. Democratic,
gain OF $40. Portsmouth gives Cleve-
land 7.cl5 majority. gain Of 400; Dam
Vile and North Danville, u majority OF
7s2 a gain 81 4t2: Henry county Qiv~s
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. 9.-[Special -
Returns are very incomplete as yet but
indicate that Cleveland will have a
plurality OF 10000. The Legislature is
largely Democratic. The Democrats
elect every Congressman. In the First
district, w. A. b. Branch; Second, f. A.
Woodland; Third, b. f. Grady; Fourth,
B. A. Bum; Fifth, A. III. w. Williams;
Sixth, II. A. Alexander; Seventh, John
S. Henderson; Eighth. w. II. Bowers;
Ninth, w. r. Crawford. 1t is impossi-
BILE now to give the majority
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 9.-(Spe-
cial Enthusiastic Democrats in this
city are now firing one hundred guns in
honor of the election of Cleveland and
Stevenson and the splendid victory won
in North Carolina.
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AlABAM "A.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov 9.-ISpec.
ial l-Incomplete returns from forty.six
out Of sixty-siX counties show a maior-
ity for Cleveland of about 25.COO. This
is largo gain for the Democrats over
tho August State election. Chairman
Shelly, OF the Democratic State com e.
mittee, says that Cleveland's majority
cannot fall under 10000. This is re-
garded as q conservative estimate
Democrats elect Congressman as fol-
lows: First District, R. II. Clarks;
Third w. c. Oates; Fourth. G. A. Rob.
bins; Sixth, John Fl. Bankbead; Eighth,
Joseph Wheeler; Ninth, L. W. Turpin.
The Second, Fifth and Seventh districts
are close and in doubt, with indications
as follows: w. II. benson, Democrat,
in the Seventh; Frank Baltzell, Fusion
ist, in the Second, and Whatloy, Fus-
ionist, in the Fifth. Compile returns
have been received from only few
counties, and they show large increase
for the Democrats.
Official returns from sixty of the
sixty six counties have been received
and they give Cleveland not aiority
of $4,000 Close estimates on the re.
naming six counties raise the majority
to $4,000. The last county of the Fifth
district has reported, and Cobb. Demo
crat, is elected, making solid Demo.
cratic delegation.
Returns are sufficiently full to show
that Cleveland has carried thirty nine
of the sixtysix counties and Weaver
ten OF the seventeen counties which
have not reported Cleveland will carry
at least ten. Weavers maiorities are
all very small, bis largest being 502 in
st. Claire. There have been Democratic
gains in every county outside o tho
black belt, Kolb Democrats OF the whito
counties having voted for Cleveland.
Chairman Shelley now estimates
Cleveland IS majority at 10000. It will
be somewhere between 10000 and 49,
00O The following are elected: First,
r. Fl. Clark, Democrat; Second, j. i.
Sailing, Democrat Third, A. w.
Oates, Democrat; Fourth. G. 5. Robbins,
Democrat; Sixth, j. P Bead. Demo
crat; Seventh, w. H. Bansoo, Dam ocrat;
Eighth, Jos. Wheeler, Democrat;
Ninth, l. w. Turpin, Democrat. The
Fifth is in doubt, with chances favoring
CObb Democrat
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Ratio of Success Still
Maintained.
OHIO PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.
Democrats Claim 1t by 1900
Majority.

Wissconin Is Safely Democratic, While
Illinois and Indiana Increase Their
Vote for Cleveland Alabama Rolls Up
n Grent Majority for Cleveland, Steven
by the Democrats and Have Probably
Carried 1.-THE Republicans Havo I'm
doubtedly Carried Massachusetts,,
Although Mr. Russell Has Been
Elected Governor-Republic Make
Gains In Iowa-VirIini Gives 10000
Majority to Cleveland-Solid Demo-
cratic Congressional Delegntion-The
United States Senate May be Demo-
crntic-Isoth Sides Claim West Vir-
glnin.
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MISSOURI.

ST., LOUIS, Nov. o.-(SpeciaD- Tho
Democratic State committee claims that
sixty counties complete give Stone,
Democrat, for governor 2I,63S. Stones
plurality will probablp be $4,000. Tho
committee claims all the Congress
sional Districts, except tho Tenth and
Eleventh. In the Tenth the Republic
can elect Barhtholdt. The Eleventh is
in doubt, and it will take the official
count to decide. Cleveland will lead
Stone by 5000 in the State
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well, Republican; Seventh, Henry Cabot
Lodge, Republican; Eighth, Samuel w.
Mccall. Republican; Ninth. Joseph FL +.
ONeill, Democratic; Tenth, Michael J.
McEterick, independent Democrat;
Eleventh, VIM. II. Draper, Republican;
Twelfth, Elijah a. Morse, Republican;
thirteenth, Charles S. Randall, Repub.
lican.
A Herald bulletin says: Governor
Halle, the Republican candidate for
governor, photographed from Springfield
to Governor Russell. as follows: please
cacept my congratulations on your olcc-
ton" AT Republican heado uarters the
election OF Russell by l,607 plurality is
virtually conceded.
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 9.-(Special)-
Congressman Bryan has been reelected
by the combined Democrat and Inde.
pendent vote in tho First district by
seventy five majority over A. w. Field,
Republican, This is still great Re-
publican gain in this district, which
gives the Harrison electors $500 plur-
atty, and the entire State ticket about
5000 plurality. Harrison has carried
the State and the entire Republican
State ticket is certainly elected.
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KANSAS.

TorEKA, Kans., Nov. 9.-lSpecialI-
Chairman Breidenbat, of the Populist
committee, claims that the fusion tick ct
has been successful all along the line.
and that eight fusion Congressman and
a majority of tho legislature have been
elected Chairman Jones, of the Demo
crat State central committee, has tele-
graphed Chairman Harrity,in Now York,
that the electoral vote OF Kansas would
surely be cast for Weaver and Field.
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London's Lord Mayor Inaueurated.

LONDON Nov. Especial THE in
auguration OF Lord Mayor-elect Knil
was celebrated in part with the usual
strcs5 procG ssion Tho weather was
threatening, but an immense number OF
people lined tue route and cheercd and
jeered in turn. There was no "anti.
popery" demonstration.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 0.-lSpeciall Tho
Democrats have returns from fifty
cjunties showing Democratic gain of
l9,497 The remaining thirty-eight
counties will probably mako the result
close. The Democrats claim the State
by 2,OOo.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 0-(Special-The
indications are that Ohio mas gone
Democratic for the first time in o Presi-
Dental year, though it may require tho
official count to determine tho result.
Chairman Farley of the Democratic
State committee, went home early this
morning safe in the belief that the Re.
publicans had substantial plurality in
the State, but his secretary and W. A
Taylor, candidate for secretary of,State,
remained at headquarters and at 10
o'clock they had received unofficial re-
turns from ali but three counties in the
State on which they claim plurality
ticket OF 500 and that Cleveland electors
have been chosen by possibly slightly
reduced majority.
The two committees exchanged
figures at about this hour, and thore
were no startling variations in the re-
turns. At Republican headquarters
with Chairman Dick and Candidate s.
NJ. Taylor, for secretary OF State, pres
emit, they had received unofficial returns
from all but four cour ties. Tho returns
to both committees are in response to
kilograms sent the county chairmen.
They claim q plurality OF IFS at Repub.
lican headquarters, and concede it will
require the official count to determine
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IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Nov. 9.-TSpeclall-R
ports to tho News (Dem.) are now COM
ing in rapidly, and show uniform gains
for the Republicans and, without excep-
ton, q Democratic loss in every precinct
The significance of this is that the anti
Prohibition Republicans who supported
Boies have voted for Harrison instt ad OF
Bidwcll by large plurality
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Mass, Nov. 0-ISpccialI l.
Tho ontire Republican ticket for State
offices with the exception OF governor.
which is still in doubt. is elected. The
following Congressman have been
chosen: Second distric;. Frederick IL
Gillette, RApubiicau; rnird, Joseph n .
Walker, Republican; Fop-ih, LOWS d
ApsleY. Republicans; Fifth. Moses T.
Stevens, Democrat; Sixth, Wa. Cegs
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELrHIA, Nov. 9-(Spe .iaD-
Harrison's plurality in Pennsylvania,
7t,s4o; his majority in Philadelphia
being 32,592. The Congressional delega-
ton is eighteen Republicans and ten
Democrats, an increase of one Kepub.
lican
HOMESTEAD, Nov. o.-lSpecial]- This
borough gives Democratic majority
tor the first time in it's existence The
ma iority is l43
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New York, Nov. Of Special The
New York Presbytery, in compliance
with the order of the general assembly
which convened in Portland, Ore, last
May, began this afternoon in the Scotch
Presbyterian Church, the second trial of
Professor Carter ~ Briggs. Of the
Union Theological Seminary, on the
charge OF hercsY.
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CLEVELAND. Nov. o.-(SpociaD-
Word comes here from Democratic head
quarters at Columbus that Ohio has
gone Democratic by 7Oa, with Monroe,
Gallia and Vinton counties to hear
from. This will increase the Democratic
plurality of 1000 to 1000.
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CHARLoTrEsviLI.E Va, Nov. 0.-TSpc.
3cial Tho wife OF Captain Eugene Har.
ris, conductor on tho Chesapeake and
lOhio railroad, yesterday presented her
husband with twins, boy and girl.
Capt. Harris immediately named them
Grover Cleveland Harris and Frances
Ef loveland Harris in honoc of ex Prcsi
dent Cleveland ard wife.
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NEW WORK.

New York, Nov. o.-[Speciall-T
latest reports from the State show that
the Democrats have as ard the Republi-
cans So assemblymen.
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Showing at winchester.

WINCHESTER, Va Nov. 9.-[SpecialI
About ten inches OF snow has fallen
IN the valley since ten O'clock this
morning, and while is has melted during
the day about five inches covers the
ground this evening.
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GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. o. tSpccaD-J.
C. Black, Democrat, will have major.
ity of $500 over Thomas E. Watson,
Peoples party, in the Tenth Congress
sional district.
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA, Nov Nov. OIL Special l.
At p. m. Weaver's plurality in the
State is 5000. The Democratic and Re-
publican vote was light.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 9.--[Speciall
The Democratic committee comedies
the election of Harrison electors in Ore.
gon by pluralities ranging from $500 to
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1900, but they claim the election OF one
weaver elector, who was endorsed by
the Democrats.
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MINNESOTA.

ST PAUL, Nov. 9.-[Speciall Mime
sofa has chosen all of the nine Harrison
electors.
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Agnes mamma. "Tbink how long the
days must be-"
So these two became acquainted,
Agnes and Mary. And what was little
odd, though not at all strange, they
were both Carriers.
MY name is Mary, too" said the
little girl who lived behind the lace
window curtain, but nobody ever calls
me anything but Agnes"
The little blind girl laughed. "Sup-
pose somebody should send you letter
with Mary Carter on it, and it should
come to me" she said.
'Somebody sent me letter that went
somewhere Oh st. Valentines day."
said Agnes. "a beautiful valentine
with seventy-fve dollars to buy pony"
And you never got it?"
Never"
1t was fortunate that Mary Carriers
eyes were SO near well, or the excite
ment Of this news might have injured
them. She guessed the truth at once.
81 almost thought God sent me that
money" she said, ''for l prayed and
prayed that He would give me my
sight"
did you get my valentine?" asked
Agnes, amazed.
ut must have been your valentine.
It was directed to Mary A. Carter. My
name is Mary Anne, though I'm always
called Mary. There it is, right in that
drawer. Please get it and look at the
address,"
Agnes opened a little drawer in the
table that stood by Mary's bed, and
took out the splendid valentine, 1t was
in her hand at last. She looked at it
many minutes, saying nothing. Then
she put it back into the envelope; and
as she did so her eye fell on the figure
five of the number indicating the house
with the lace window Careless Uncle
Tom had made the five exactly like a
three.
II am so sorry" said Mary at last,
in a quivering voice.
81 am not" said Agnes. 81 believe
an angel stood right over Uncle Tom
and made him write Mary A. instead OF
Agnes, and made him make the five like
a three. That's the way God answered
your prayer. For He does answer folks
prayers when He gets ready. Mamma
says so.
but you haven't got your pony
said Mary.
thine enough for that. Uncle Tom
will give me one just the same. He's
awful rich. And I'm the gladdest
ever was about anything that you got
the valentine, and the money, and the
doctor, and the eyesight- almost. And
now you mustn't be excited one Bit
more"
This is the way the lace window cur
tains got acquainted with the green
holland shades. Was it not lucky that
ST. Valentine made a mistake?-Mrs
M. T. Butts, in Christian Union.
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Aldro jerks, Attorney.
NOTICE To Tprn,r.
State of Wisconsin, Iowa Countv Co,,s.

Probate. ' 'S'-i III
In the matter of The estate of James R,s, rsts
OF the town of Waldwick, in Iowa coiintr az
ceased. ~o''A''si VIC
Letters testamentary on the estate of James
Ryan, late OF the town of Waldwick in Io,ya
county, deceased, having been issued TO Mary
RYAN and Timothy Ryan. W "s's
NOTICE is hereby given, that the creditors of
said James Ryan, deceased, are allowed and
limited by order of this Court unit and inciuS'
third day of said month 70 present their claims
ana demands against said James RYAN. de-
deceased, 10 the County Court for examination.
adjustment and allowance.
Notice is also hereby given, that the claims
ana demands of all persons against the said
James Ryan, deceased, VIII be examined and
adjusted by this Court at the office or the County
Judge, at the Court House, in the city of Dodge
Hlne, IN sald County, on the first Tuesday of
FeDruary, 1895, and on the first Tuesday of
March, 1893 Va
Dated this Sd day of May, 1892.
BY the Court.
CHARLES w. McILHON County Juds-
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CHARLES w. MCILHON, County Judge
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis, May 10th, 1892.


State of Wisconsin, - Iowa County Court In
Probate
Motto is hereby given that at special term
of the Iowa county court to be held in and for
said county, at the court house, IN the city OF
Dodgeville, in said county, on the 14th dsy of
June A. D. 1892, being the second Tuesday OF said
month, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
sdered:
The application of Philip Allen, Jr, executor OF
the lastwill and testament of John 2. Roether late
of said county deceased for the examination and
allowance of his administration account, and the
assignment of the residue of said estate to such
persons as are by law entitled to the same.
And 1t is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing a copy OF this notice for three weeks sue
cessively prior to said day of hearing, in The
Iowa County Democrat a weekly newspaper
published in said county
By order of the court
CHARLES W. MCILHON. County Judge.
Dated Dodgeville. Wis, May 10Th. 1892.
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NOTICE TO CREnIrnps
State Of Wisconsin. Iowa County Court- GO

State of Wisconsin. Iowa County Court-ss.-In
Probate. ~ III
In the matter of the estate of Mary Stoner
deceased. ' '''
Letters or administration on the estate of
Mary Stoner, deceased, having been issued TO
David Jenkin. N "
Nouce is hereby given that the creditors ofsoid
MARY Stoner, deceased, are allowed and limited
by order OF this Court, until and Including The
I I IueSuay OF November, 1892, being the first
uelnanus against said Mary Stoner deceased To
ue county court for examination, adjustment
and allowance. "'''''Ai'en'
Notice is also hereby given that the claims and
uemanus OF all persons against the said Mary
Stoner, deceased, will be examined and adins-
I y' 10y tilis court at the office of the County
Judge. at the Court House. in the CITY of Dodpe
WIFE, IN said county, on the first Tuesday OF
Decemeber, 1892, and on the first Tuesday of
Janaury 1898. VI
Dated this 10Th day OF April, 1892
BY the Court:
36w4 CHARLES w. McILHON, County Judge
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Prnhatp -

State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court,-ss-In
Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at special term
Of the Iowa County Court to be held in and for
said County, at the Court House, in the city of
of June, A D. 1892, being the second Tuesday
OF said month, at o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, the following matters will be heard
and considered:
The application of James Hird TO admit to
probate the last will and testament of Thomas
Clark, llate of the town of Mifflin, in said
county, deceased, and that letters testamentarv
be issue thereon.
And it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing a copy of this order for three weeks
successfully prior to said day of hearing in The
Iowa County Democrat, a weekly newspaper
published in said county.
By order of the court:
CHARLES W. MCILHON, County Judge
Dated Dodgeville, Wis, May 1Oth 1892.
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State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court.-In

State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court.-In
Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at special term
of the Iowa County Court, to be held in and for
said county, al the court house in the city of
OF June A. ID. 1892. being the second Tuesday
of said month at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
SAID day, the following matters will be heard
and considered:
The application of Ann Jane Burke admnistra-
trlX of the estate of Michael Burke, late of said
county, deceased. for the examination and al
lowance of her administration account, and the
assignment OF the residue of said estate TO such
persons as are by law entitled to the same.
ana II is further ordered, that public notice
thereoi De given to all persons interested by
FURNISHING copy of this notice for three weeks
SuccesS1Vely prior to said day of hearing in til q
iowa county Democrat, q weekly newspaper
published in said county.
By order of the Court.
| Dated Dodgeville, Wis, Nav i'm Isa5 '"Ns@