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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02
Xreasurer's Notice.

The following warrants will be paid on
presentation at the County Treasurer's Of
flee:
CO. GENT FUND.
Warrants registered Oct IS. 1890, as fol
lows: Nos. 415, 400, 5l7. S95, 404. 53l,
449, 1875. 413, 410. Also all other county
general fund warrants registered prior to
Oct 10, 1890
ROAD FUND.
Nos. Ala, 424, 419, registered in 1889,
and warrant 159, registered Jan. 10, 1890.
HOSPITAL FUND.
Warrant $40, registered July H. 1880.
+. F. CHURCH,
Co. Treas.
Aug, 12, '92.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02
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Gle
ssn Lake Tribsne
The State OF Indiana owes to itself
the duty Of tracing out and punish
ing the last one OF tho barbarians
who the other night went from GEN.
stery TO cemetery and painted the
heads.ones Of dead Union soldiers.
Nothing 40 disgraccful a. that has
happened in our country since the
war. We do not believe there ID .
community in the South that would
do such thing a. that to veterans
graves. These men are evidently the
descendants Of men who were
Knights Of the Golden Clrcle--ths
cowardly organization which during
she war, while not willing to go South
and join the Confederate Army were
willing to put every obstruction pos
sible in the way Of the work Of the
Union soldiers. They have given to
Indiana black eye which she can-
not wear of for long time TO come.
One such an act ~ that will cause
more men to hesitate about settling
in the State than could almost any
other performance Of her rufiian class.
II will not matter what mans poll
tics is, he will not willingly settle in
4 community which supplies homes
TO such wretches As those engaged in
that work. 1t isl = disgrace TO the
State. and while such men live in the
State tho very atmosphere about il |.
tainted.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02

Admiral Sclwyp claims to ha, . dis
covered process for extracting met
ais from ores ut Dost not to exceed
~ per ton. The process is thus sim
plifed for the unscientifc:
Tho ore Is put into a large tank
heated by the exhaust steam from
crushing machinery and constructed
on the principle of washing ma
chine. Tn, solvent is a strong solu-
ton Of salt water, to which dechlo-
ride OF sulphur is added. This MKT
ure produces sulphnrie acid, sulphur
GUS acid gas and free chlorine, aud il
is claimed thereby puts all metals
and metaloids into solution, The
liquid holding the metals in solution
Is drawn off into another tank, where
the gold is precipitated by injecting
into it the sulphurous acid gas col
lectsd by the bellshaped top of the
first tank and conducted to the Sec
ond tank by tubes. The liquid is
then drawn of into q lower tank
where the silver is precipitated and
then drawn into a third tank, where
the copper is precipitated upon iron
covered with coarse cloth.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02
Dissolution Notice,

The copartnership heretofore existing
between Maynard g. McGill is this day
dissolved. McGill, who remains in the
business, will collect all accounts and
pay all debts of the firm of Maynard &
McGill. BARNEY McGiLI,
HUGH MAYNARD
Idaho City, Nov. 81, 1892
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02
=
Notice 20 'rnx Payers

Notice Is hereby given that taxes win
become delinquent 90 the second Monday
in December, 1892, and unless paid prior
thereto ten per cent win be added there.
on 7. Z. CROtTON.
Assessor and Tax Coll's of Boise Co.
NV. 10 ~.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02

The Official count OF California may
give electors to both Harrison and
Cleveland.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02

The great Homestead strike against
the Carnegie steel aud iron company
has been given up and declared off
by convention OF the strikers by a
vote of l0l In favor to 81 against.
The strike has involved loss OF more
than two millions to the workingmen,
and much more than that TO the COM
pany, besides entailing a loss OF some
thirty-6ve lives. Besides this, for
massing troops and conducting legal
trials, several million more will be
lost by state and county. After the
strike WAS ordered of, many OF the
old workmen were restored to their
places, but many more were turned
adrift.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02
EVERYTHING FIRsT-cLAss.
IRE Notice.

The following County General war
rants Of 1890 are PAYABLE at NV office;
Nos 800, 407. 425. 437, $50, ap7, 526
527, sos, 403, oi3, 4l2, Ace, All, 532, 400
4ie, 492, AIS
Road Fund, lso0-Nos. l6l. l62, 1854.
+. +. CHURCH, Treas.
j. A LIPrIsooTr, Deputy.
Nov. 10, 1892
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02

F. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02

James G. Blaiae's health is rapidly
improving.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02

President Harrison's father-in- law,
Dr.. Scott, 10 dead.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-12-02
The Salt Lake
II R I B u n H

Is newspaper devoted to the best interests
Of the Western slope. and particularly to
the development OF tho Intermountain
country.
For advertising purposes incomparably,
the best paper between San Francisco and
Denver.
Daily. 365 issues per year. .$12 w
Weekly, 12 PIP. 90 c,l., per yr.. w
Weekly, six months.... ...... l 00
Weekly, three months. ......... 10
Address, THE TRIBUNE,
SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
NEW YORK WAS RIGHT IN 1T.
SHE GAZE CLETRLAND 1884 PLU-
EALI1Y AND GILROY 1891.

Tsnsapy Swept tho Decks aud Elected
Every Cosgressman. Every Assembly.
man but Oae, npd He IL - Democrat, and
Probably Every Aidermnn-The whole
LEGAL Ticket WINS Elected. OF Course-Nst
Republican Elected In tho City.
This city had it's full, share in the tremend.
GUS success Of tho Democratic party every.
whore yesterday Such figures as tho returns
below show never came into a newspaper
after tho polls closed It seemed likely that
Clevelands plurality would be $4,000 in the
city. an unheard OF plurality for New York to
give Presidential candidate Grant had
COSTS over Seym our In 1885, which was larger
in proportion 10 the population.
By IL o'clock 1t appeared that Cleveland had
carried every Assembly district in town: that
Giroy's vote was close upon Clevelnnd's,
which II finally passed little. and TINT
the Democratic city was moro than satis.
fed with Democratic home rule. BY midnight
the complete returns were coming in.
Clevelands plurality in the city is 75,4s4.
The vote OF the city on the electoral ticket 10
a. follows:
Harrison, Republican. ........."... 0e,l4O
Bidwcll, Prohibition. ................. 2,O37
Weaver, Peoples Party".............. also
Wing, Socialist. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Total city voto for President. E. 1881
Total vote in 1888. ......"........:74.73 100
Tammany. OF course. elects her entire city
and county ticket Gilroys plurality over
Einstein for Mayor is 1851. The total vote
for Mayor is:
Gilroy, Democrat. .....................173.b OS
Einstcin, Republican............. 07,84!
Tho greatest majority obtained by a can
didate for Mayor in the last twenty-four
years was In 1863. 54274.
These are tho city and county officers
elected:
Mayor-Thomas F. Gilroy.
Observation-Disclosures Levy.
County Cgerk-Henry D. Purroy.
Judge Of the Common Pedy.-Leonard A.. Gle
gerlch.
Citv J,idgo-Rufus B. Cowing.
Additional S,u7.ogate-Frank T. Fitzgerald.
President Of the Board VI Aldern,en-Georgs B.
| Mcclellan.
The city. with Richmond and Westchoster
! counties. sends a solid Democratic delegation
Of 10 Representatives to tho next Congress.
Tho Democrats Of the city elect all tho so
! Assemblymen.
In the next Board OF Aldermen TsmmAny
| will have all the N enters
Wauhop. Lynn. Tammauy. is elected Civil
| Justice in the First Judicial district.
Not Republican candidate Of any descrip-
ton had plurality in this city. not counting.
Of course. Judge Andrews or Judge Cowing.
All the Assemblymen and Aldermen de-
scribed only as Democrats arc Tammany ZEN.
Details OF the vote. as far as they are In.
| A-h-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
EEW HaMPSHIRE,
Harrison Electors sni y Republican Gov.
ernor Probably Chosen.

CONCORD. Nov S.-The elections In New
ampshiro to-day we're for four Presidential
electors. two Congressman. Governor. and a
State Legislature. The returns will be very late.
The counting under the Australian system de-
lays matters beyond all expectations Returns
from twenty scattering towns aud one ward Of
Manchester show uniform Republican gains.
which. il continued. will Civ. 1'"". isOn tho
state by over. 1900. Ind icstlons favor the
election Of Blair Ikep. In the First Congress
district and the election OF Smith crop, for
Governor.
10 this city the Democrats have gained
heavily especially in Wards Four, Five. and
Six. In Ward Five tho vote fell on ~ from
that OF two 'aTs ago. and Y this decrease 80
were Nspl! Uican votes. lhg count will not be
completed in the several wa!,'.. I'LL morning.
but tho Democrats say that the Indications
furnish good naris for u claim to v Demo-
cratic ma Iorty in the atty Govern ,uent.
Returns received up 10 IL O'Clock show that
Harrison's plurality will be about 500. loss
OF over Sos over 1883. Henry W. Blair and
Henry Baker. Republicans. AFRO defeated for
Congress Nv Charles f. Stone and Hosea w.
Republican hy II small vote.
Twenty. seven towns and cities in the State
show net Democratic gains Of "a over the vot .
Of 1880. Bat few cities which show Repuh-
lican gains nave been heard from. There has
probably been no election OF Governor by the
people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
VEST VIRGINIA.
Indications that tlrv-innd Mas arried the
State by About D.00e

WHEELING Nov. S.-This State to- day elected
a Governor. six Presidential electors. four
Congressman. and a Legislature to choose a
successor to United States Senator Fauikner
Under the new Australian ballot law nothing
definite will hc known Of to-day's election L,-
,foreto-mnrrow. Absolutely no returns have
been received hore from either state or
county. but pemOcr.l &c gains are indicated
There H. no reusnn t. believe thnt Wet Vi
ginia has oft tho Democratic column and tho
Democratic state Committee claims It Dy
from 5000 to 5000. Democrats claim Alder
son Dem is re-e!rnta'l tn Congress ~, thH
Third district by 900. hut tho proUahiIi''" .
seem favorable to, iiurker, tho krpG,i. IA
can .hate., pay Ia 'Rcp,i for Governor is eal-
ing his ticket from al iu,.lrat!Uus, In this
city thars is u Democrats. gain.
=, rAi EHLsBuhG. Nov \. The vote throughout
the state was the ,cayIest ever pn.ietl. and Tho
Indications are ,ia' th' isrpu! iicans have
made gain. Chairman Dawson %! the Hnruh'
can state COMMITTEE 80. the state has -" .
Ncpuhicnn by good ma ori'r. chni',ran
Chiffon Of the nerno"rmt!c rnmmItier dn"r Mt
rOnca,ir TINS There vas 4 Iepubl!Tap .p-s OF
abont 800 IT, satHNha cOuntr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
No FORCE BILL.
Mr.. Cleveland Elected
10 the Presidency.
REPUBLICANS ROUTED,
Beaten 10 Death in Their
Strongest States.
ILLINOIS FOR CLEVELAND,
And So Are New York and Connec.
tiCut and Indiana.
MIR, HARRISON GIVES 1T UP.
New York City's $4,000 Plurality
for the Democratic Ticket.
And So Are New York and Connec.
tjCut and Indiana.
MIR. HARRISON GIVES IT UP.
New York City's $4,000 Plurality
for the Democratic Ticket.
MORE THAN $4,000 IN KINGS.

The elections throughout the Union yester-
day resulted in sweeping Dom ocratlc victories.
Mr.. Cleveland was elected President and q
Democratic House Of Representatives was
chosen.
Some Of tho States which heretofore have
been solidly in the Republican column gave
substantial Democratic victories. the results OF
which. in detail. may be found In THE SuN's
very complete returns. which are printed be-
low.
Some OF the features OF the election wore the
very great majorities rolled up ~ New York
and Brooklyn. the cutting down Of malorities
In the strong Republican counties OF the In
terror. and the great change in the voting
generally throughout the Western States.
In the South the Third party cut sorry fg-
u'e. their most crushing defeat perhaps. being
In Georgia. whore Tom Watson was beaten by
1900 by his Dem ocratic opponent. Not
Third party CONGRESSMAN was elected In Geor-
ea.-oIn South Carolina only ono district Is in
doubt, and there the changes favor the Demo-
erat. In Florida. famous for its Ocala plat
form and agitation. tho Third party was in
hopeless minority.
In Arkansas the Thirl party fusion with the
Republicans had no effect whatever Oh Demo-
cratic success. In Mississippi. also former
Alliance hotbed. the entire Democratic Con-
gress delegation was elected. as was the case
in Virginia. where Weaver received fewer
votes than Bidweil.
In Tennessee Coy. buchanan. the Third
party candidate. is left far in tho rear.
But tho Vest LooE at tho West How it
repudiated the Force bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
SEBRASk1.
The State Probably Carried By Weaver
Republicans I-use n United s...'-s zen ator

The State Probably Carried By WAIVER
Republican,. Luse n United s..'-s +"nator
LINCOLN Nov Sin Nebraska to-day the
voting was for eight Presidential electors. six
Congressman. Governor. and other State OH.
cors. and Legislature which will have the
choosing OF q United States Senator In tlaoo
OF Algernon S. Paddock. Two proposed
amendments to the State Constitution were
also voted upon.
As result Of a careful pol! during the vot-
ing throughout the State and meagre returns.
the situation in Nebraska can be said to bs
like this: On joint ballot In the Legislature
the Democrats and Independents can elect .
United States Senator by six majority. The
Republicans esct tho Governor. with tho rest
OF tho State ticket divided between all parties.
The Democrats get two Congressman. the
independents one. and the Republicans three
The electors arc moro uncertain. but every
thing points to Weaver. The committees ESTE
mate tho ST uatiOn thus:
Democratic-The strength OF the three par
tics has been about equally developed.
ernor BY h small pinraity. Other mem bers Of
the state ticket are divided between the three
pu ',ii 10 hepuLifcan United States sem
IL tic s"4s 1t Il Ths ss epuS T.
F 'e"iff Tho Democrats get four. and the
luuepcuutuIS 'ut' Num- III ~ JON
ReDuJl!cln .uraska hus cast IRON 200.
600 to 32OtOn votes. q few Thousand less
than at the election Of 1890. Crounse. kepub-
lean. is probably elected Governor. The vote
for the three Guhcrnatorlal candidates stands
about As follows: Crouuse. 10000 to $4,000
Van Wyek, independent. 10000 to 1900. and
Morton. Democrat, 10000 10 $4,000. Tho
balance o. :he Republican state ticket Is prob
ally elected hy a plurality OF from 10000 u
l5.OOr except Treasurer and Lieutenant
Governor whose pluralities are probably
smaller. Three Republican Congressman are
probably returned. with the other tire" dis
trcts close. The liepu biicAGS vii control the
lower branch OF the Leg islature. but on Joint
.ilot the Democrats and Independents have
IA small majority The situation wi refsr-
| en % ,utha electors Is too uncertain to Judge
| a. 1 -;
The Weaver electors have probably from ten'
| to fifteen THOUSAND plurality. aId the tlslpu
| Legislature cal d"',r, u. "tur" OF iispub-
| At II :;'j O'clock, with sixty precincts heard
! from throughout Nebraska. Irck i0uS reports
! nro crn'lr,nOh. Croupse, R'rur lean. Is cleo.
ell Governor by 10000 MAJORITY. IN" re-
naintar ~ he state ticket /, divided hetw1an
lie, u leans and independents Weaver slen-
'urs victorious hy AZ least 10 600 Eepubit.
cans ",rry Third. 1urth, aud Iit'h Congress
DISTRICTS. and DrnOcra's First and Second
Tine independents carry the sixth.
'.he I.rsi stature Is controlled by lnna.
yandents and Democrats on lniht ballot bv1
majority. Dawes roHuty, u krrun.ica strong.
! IA. gives KEN, present lndependant
Congressman Of sixth district. 80 majority.
but remains Republican IN other respects
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
ILLINOIS FOR CLEVELAND.
RETURNS 7HRGUGH THE STATE INDE-
chr ms StCCESS.
A STEADY Democratic G,,su from, Country
Tuw.s and tIcr land isaS IL Big Advnp.
tn,." Ia Cool, touity--it IL Relieved 10
Uus CARRIED the s,intc by 5000 P!urSi'ty.

.r s , ,".',''.,,a BE-. W,r Navnn.
,,r.. ,u Cn,,, to,,,,~.lt I. t,eiieycd no
u..C,rr,,,, the .,,ntc by 5000 P!ur L,ty.
c,r,.,,,, Wv Q .1,i,o;s .o.,,,y cl,ctod
.,n,n,, f.,,u p.'.,, ,.,,i'I ,In,,or, ,yvartv.two
,,,,,,,.,,,'.,,,,, a,t . r,or,.r
rn,,irr. ,r,n ,lr,m.i,ont Illinois indicate
,,,,.,L"n.,.. - ;s a., st,.t, nc oImnse
oa.,,i, a,,oI. NV, ,,,r.,io cain from
.ou.''sni,, o,,si,, y, r.,,i, Il, ,,ni,tainad and
,,n,,i,'''nJ ,nr,, ,o,,n,v hn rat I,wsr
,,,',.,I'',,,I,, ,'i,.,,, -, ,c, os,;,not.
=, ,r," ,,,.,.ot.,'Ii," ,r,ia,i ,,,in,;s hy = noo
~, n.,,"''',rn,|', o"nni,,,,n s,r rny.r,,r
nn,nnrs ~ 10 r,n,in, 80 ,,,,ol ~ h,s
,,ot,. ,nI nn,oss "o'n, ,,.ny,"o,oI rosn,,s
come from the interior. ritcr. RsruSlican. will
be beaten 10y over l5,0uO
The DnAy Ners claims Illinois Tor Cleveland
by -'!ooo ma'oihy'
Returns arc slow on account OF the enormous
sizc Of tho ballots. No comparison with the
vote OF iSSS can 10 mao, IN Guy districts oo-
cause OF .ne conn. 10 '.'nrse IN inc i1tma,
Cook show n gain for Cleveland oslSo.
comfy vote. based on the $50 precincts then
In indic,t.5 f'i,ye,npd's mnio,lty ne - 600 in
H. 'n"'1a'' ,'" ,,,s.. n'' ritv ,,a.
5000.
Later returns In Chicago. however reduced
Cievelands majority considerably. 403 pre-
cincts giving Cleveland l3.oai majority.
r L,l., 49,, ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,r,,;,,., ,,.,
Eve hundred and 'orty-hlno precincts. city
OF Chicago, give lIGrrlaon l2.3l6: Cleveland.
80 ri One hundred and throe townshins in
,ninois ,,nt,iSn -, Co,l' county ,iv, pi,,r
,t n'' "ulsiue VI ,o'' e'''n"' sN' sii'1
1887; Altgeld, li.33O.
county is estimated Mt $50 majority for
,,'' -
,le1''a"u
Cook county give Harrison 1880; Cleveland.
"a "a rh, s,,,' ,,,rnshins ~ ,ass ,a,,.
l4'f'' Inc SAN" ,'"nships IN 100 gave
lands net guin is loo. Four hundred and
49,. -, .;,,s,; ,,h;a,,, ;,., ME,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
MIMI Sofa.
Gains aud 10. Absut Equally Divldea-
Hcturn- tom'ng slOwly.

ST. rNI- Nov S,-llinnesota to-day elected
nine Presidential elcctor, Grv"a Congress-
men. a Goy"rnor, ami e. Le.isln'ure that will
choose IL success r to CAit Il States Senator
{, 4. Davis IieD'
Tho vote this year will be compared with
Tint cast in 1888 when the Republicans ear
ri-d the state Ny $4,000 plurality. Pour
Weaver electors out OF niHe In tho State ara
cnGorrod ~ Tho Democrats.
rai.m"n'ary returns ind cato Dom ncra'ic
game in tho state. There Ii Mag debate
as set The number oil tickets and tho now
tbstcm will make reports very late
IiIn returns received indicate Il lailsng OF
in the vote The gains .iui losses are about
equally div ide!. The rotutG, receive do not
show tho effect of the lUiuist vote yet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
mn Az EE.
S,uaIor Gray SAYS Cleveland Has the state
hy i,2OJ PIurniitJ.

WuMIN1ToN. Del, Nvr p. - This State to-day
elected Ihrco Presidential electors. OF, Con.
grsssman. and u Legislature 10 choose !s.r-
crssov to l'nItcb S'RtcG senator Graz Tho
count hero III Gates Democratic ga,aA. 1t
lo1,s az tn .uph the Et"ta won't - r",n"-
cratic. senator Gray claims II ~ l,-'1 rIu-
rnlty.
GInw,frnwN. Del. Noy. 4. At thu mour
III 80 f. NJ tho returns from SUSSEX c"GEty
gro coming IN Slowly. iUt II is Tronuh that
tho whole IL 'Iocra,!c lcAct has Leen c,ected
w II small majority.
In sUnr .. the Hundreds negroes broke
charge n tho unlls. but they were repu!, l..
Money was freely u:ed in 'ayin-; YoIcs and
keeping voters away from the po.iS
Kent county has gone Democratic by G|n
majority. The DEMOCRATS hay" elected their
Sheriff, members Q! ihc Legislature, ANA
County Treasurer.
New Yar. Ceuirals Word's FAR Spsciai, popular
LGIu for LAicsgo. No extra faTe. ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
NEW JERSEY Is ALL RIGHT.
THE DEMOCRATS SWEEP TIE S7ifE
FROM SikM 10 STERN.
Fight 10 Twelve Thousand for the National
Tick~'-Werts Elected Governor aud the
Legislature Ovsrwh I'm ~ ID moe ratio.

Thcy vote until o'clock in New Jersey. and
as this edition OF The Sun goes to press tho
election officers arc still counting tho ballots.
Complete returns have been received from
only small part OF the Sta,o
Special desratchs+ from every county in the
State. however. show that tn. loyal Jersey
men have g.von not less than 5000 majority
to the national ticket Though the Republic
cans are st.ll claiming to have elected Koan
Governor by ma!oritos varying from 1000 to
5000. 1t is certain that Judge Werts is elected
by something over 5000 majority.
The Stuis GaFe'ir the Republican organ Of
tho State. comedies his election by about 5000
For Congress tho Democrats havs oiectod at
least live. and possibly six. OF their candidates.
Thoy have maintained their maloritcs in both
branches OF tho Legislature. Tho ma!orites
below are estimated:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
Mayor s:.easeu Probably Bratvp.

At2 o'clock this morning tho chances wore
that Sanford mad been elected In Long Island
City. Ono report was that all districts hal
been heard from hut tho Second in the Fifth
Mard. and that tn. vote there stood ..j45 for
HorHtio :, sanford and 1.54Ofor tho tig Mayor.
Maniey, the Republican, poiled between HOO
William IL. Dolshanty. a Jefferson Demo-
crat. 10 elected supervisor OF Long Island City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09

Authc A alliance Cong ~ an dtdates showed
Usd.r-T 'm Watson Gone.
lola - .'eil OrF
penoCrAtIr. 70.
si.oeleuteI.

All;hc Alliance Tony ~ AN dtda ties showed
Usd-r-T IA Watson Gone.
ATLANTA. Nov. 8 This state to-day elected
thirteen Presidential electors and eleven Con-
grcssmen. Richmond county will give Black
DEM nearly 5000 majority over Tom Wat
son Of "Whorc-.m-l-at" celebrity. Returns
from other dis,ricts indicate that tho Demo-
Gratis will carry every district and that Georgia
vail sond a .od Democratic delegate ion to
tn, naxt Congress-. Third party candidates
wcro run in every dlstsict. but were showed
cr""scd maiority, III. delegation vii! stand:
s h"'T' ha.ls ' Sn s st cr.
ees,si. tlnhi Lca%nI,!as i, iiSinEs,9}n re Re-
s cy.stn WIZ TaoafEa sn Thomas e.
Esyy.nt nth Ep as been er~a,si and M"ssrs Rus.
snl and Turner, both m.rnl9"rs Of the present
Congress from other ,.istrir' =. now represent
the Second ami Eleventh resnrctiye'y. The
present ,dc!ega'Nn star =. m. democrats ,'
crat, but went ovcg' :, the hin! PARTY. Tho
new deiegation eleven Drm"GrAls. Cleve,
ianls lnalorih IN the STATE will he at east
L,I1-The majority against Watson will 10
!.u"0. This enGr cnmhalfn ~" i.ks ., which
FntE district ny the Few. sam, ". Hma!!; The
cAmpatEn hetNecu III" tNp .!hh betH llhtIN-
guisned Tor is Dittern.-s. Livingston, how.
ever was re elected. TIE vote IL one;ihr,l
heavier than that east in O. .Hner le'elands
majority viii 50 fully W e. 'pu.,nn
WlcnN. Ga. Sov, 4 -Georgia is Democratic
by 1000, plurality. 4 sensational feature II
tho elpction IN Macon wa, an apital made for
several hundred negroes TO Cni,sl - tes Dis
irct ATTORNEY Marion Erwin 10 proyiie them
facilities lies 'o I%nsa s "s int ps%s
them. The nttorney received thor Ia les vt
the Federal building. maxim. then muky Az
Il, a tIpfY hats N
Gratis are incsnscd at the proceeding, and cues-
ton is legality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
For Governor,
NV Jersey Co.rr.. .ren E,ce..a

New Jersey Cnn=re. snen Elected.
First District-H @. Loudenslacer, Rer.
second District-John j. Gardner Rep.
Third Dis'rict-J. A; Grisenheinar. Dem.
Fifth Distrct-Cornellus Cadmus Dem.
sixth District-Thomas Dunn English, Dom.
Seventh District-Georgs Is. Fielder. Dom.
Eighth Distrct-John Il. Dunn. Dem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09

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