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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28

SECTION. l. section OF tne act passed q,
the January session. A. ID. les8, Of the general
assembly, entitled AN act 70 correct. revise
and repubiish the adjutsnt generals report OF
lS'6" is hereby amended 90 as 20 read as fol-
loves
"SEC Z. One thousand copies OF said record
shall b. printed by the state printer aud dis
tributed as follows One copy 20 each city aud
town IA the state; one COPY 10 each Post OF q
A. X. In the state; two copies % the Depart
ment Of Rhode Island, @. A. r.; i've copies 20
the Rhode Island Soldiers Home; one copy 20
each member ~ the State Board Of Soldiers
Relief, % be transmitted 10 their respective
SUCCESSORS Ia that office; two copies 10 the SOL
diers' and Sailors Historical Society Ia the
state; two copies % the Division Of Rhode Is
land Sons OF Veterans one copy 20 each camp
OF the Rhode Island Sons Of Veterans: two
copies 20 the Department of Rhode Is
land Woman's Relief Corps. q. A r.;
one copy 10 each corps thereof In
this state; one copy 20 the Rhode Island So
ciety OF the Sons OF the American Revolution:
one copy 10 Gsspee Chapter Daughters OF the
American Revolution IA the state; twenty cop
les % the Rhode Island Historical Society;
twenty copies 10 the Veteran Citizen Hlstor-
ical Society; one copy 20 the library OF Brown
University; one copy 20 each public library I'm
the statei one copy 10 the library OF each high
school in the state; one copy 20 each surviving
held and staff officer OF each Rhode Island
Regiment that served In the Union army dur
ing the war ~ the rebellion; one copy 20 the
commanding officer Of each battery; one copy
20 each member Of the general assembly which
passed said act Of which this act Is an amend
ment and one copy 70 each member OF the pres
ent general assembly; Provided, however, that
no person shall receive more than one copy Of
said record under the foregoing provisions Of
this acts the remaining copies Of said record 10
be placed In the custody OF the adtutant gem
ersi who Is hereby authorized 10 exchange the
same for similar publications Of other states,
and 10 dispose of the remainder at the cost OF
paper. printing and binding"
sEo . All acts and parts OF acts inoonsist-
ent herewith are hereby repealed and this act
shall take effect Immediately.
certiIy the foregoing 70 be true copies
Attest:
CHARLES p. BENNETT, Secretary OF State.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
Here Tomorrow.

66l "a yards Brown Cotton Remnants,
to 20 yards, &c yard.
10 pieces Fruit OF the Loom Bleachec
Cotton, 1-4c yard.
40 pieces 'Androscoggin l. b, 6.ipcl
Bleached Cotton, o 3-4c a yard.
200 pieces best quality Apron Cling.
MANS, Lancaster and Amoskeag, DC yard,
Just few q Hammocks at 5Oc each.
&c pair. "'
Fruit OF the Loon. Pillow Cases. ready 70
use; ~ men at IL l-2c; i5-inch at lic
inquire the price OF the cotton hv 49,
ysrd and you'll realize the value of these
% dozen heavy blesched twill Sheets n,
69c each. ''' ~
! case Mems French Balbriggan Shirts
III, Sizes, reduced from Csc; now 25c.
now &c.
Is dozen Ladies' 25c and CSC Jersey Vests
- % dozen Misses plain fast black cotton
nose, sizes to 1.2, a very fine imported
Hose, cost to land si.75 a dozen, 10 retail
NJ DC here now st 10c pair.
70 dozen mems fast black cotton Hose.
pair. 80 ~ iVN ~
,, 10 dozen ladies' Lisle thread Gloves, fast
black, 10c pair.
We expect to have ell sizes I'm tbo,. non.
ular numbers of our 25c Corset Covers 10.
morrow: We invite those who have been
tomorrow. '' w '
we have received another shipment In
!, snss ~ splendid ssc White Skirt; its worth
Best Germantown Yarns, &c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
1t is enacted by the General Assembly as fol.
CHAPTER 1898.

AN ACT Making m Annual Appropriation Fol
the Onoe Of Commissioners Of Pilots.
IL r. enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION !. The sum OF one hundred dollnrs
i hereby annually appropriated out Of any
money In the treasury not otherwise appropri
sted for the purpose Of providing stationery
fuel, rent and other supplies for the Office OF
the commissioners Of pilots, and the state audi
tor II hereby directed 70 draw his order on the
general treasurer for said sum or 80 much
thereof as may he necessary, upon the pres
entation u vouchers approved by the chair.
man of said commissioners.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect upon f..
passage.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
CHAPTER 1924.

An ACT Authorizing the QuartermAster-Geu-
eral 10 Purchase an Ambulance For the Bri.
gade Rhode Island Militia, and Making an
Appropriation OF Five Hundred Dollars
Therefor.
II Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol.
lows
SECTION l. The qusrtermaster-ge general IA
hereby directed 10 purchase, subject to the sp'
proyal OF the governor and the brigade com
mander, an ambulance OF such pattern and
design IA Is best adapted for the uses Of the
Brigade Rhode Island Militia.
SEQ. 2. The sum OF five hundred dollars, OF
20 much thereof as may be necessary is hereby
Appropriated TO purchase such ambulance. and
the state auditor Is hereby directed 20 draw
his order for the payment OF the same out OF
any moneys IN tho treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, and upon proper vouchers present
ed by the quarteTmaster- general and approved
by the governor.
SEC. q This act shall take effect from and
Aftef tie passage.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28

100 pairs OF child's tan oxford ties. I'm
spring heel, sizes to IL, ut &c pair (;
cheap at 60c pair.
Misses spring heel, tan button shoes,
sizes ~ TO i, at DC pair; worth 81.
Ladies common sense button shoes,
sizes to z, dongols Kid, worth II. so pair /;
to close at CSC pair.
We have about 90 pairs OF ladies' cloth
top, button, opera toe, sizes 21-2 TO z,
worth " pair, to sell at sl.i9 pair.
We have 175 pairs Of Ladies' Oxford Tics
In tan and black, sizes 2 to 9, worth 81.
VIZ and u .3s, to close at SIC pair.
Boys fine calf lace shoes, sizes IL 10 2.
made mp to sell ut u 80 IA pair; sale price
S9c pair.
We have the same, sizes to 81 2, at asc
pair.
Mems fine patent leather shoes, dongola
uppers, made up 10 sell at 50 20 a pair:
price Saturday q 80 a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
CHAPTER 1874

An ACT Authorizing the Appointment Of a
WatohmAn For the State Offices In the Eliza
beth Building.
II II enacted by the General Assembly as fol.
lows:
SECTION !. The state auditor Is hereby au.
thorized In his discretion 10 employ night
watchmau for the state offices In the Elizabeth
Building AZ an annual Alary not exceeding
eight hundred dollars, witch sum OF eight hun.
Cred dollars or - much thereof as may be neo-
essary, + hereby annually appropriated for
that purpose, and the state auditor Is author.
any money In the treasury not otherwise ep-
propriated.
SEQ. 2. Chapter s5l OF the Public Laws and
oil acts and parts Of Rots Inconsistent herewith
are hereby repealed. aud this act shall take ef-
feet from and after Its passage.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
For Nerve, Brain and Blood.

MAGIC IRON-TONE ideal summer drink Served at foun
tains with soda it Incompatible 1t be remembered that the
drink much syrup and water having
medicinal properties and which only provoke instead of
thirst But MAGIC IRONTONE quenches thirst
il grafes the longing for something that will go the spot"
sparkes and bubbles along the palate and the throat grafes
the parched stomach and Immediately clears the films from the brain
1t dpels the Respondent depressed feeling nsparabe
and overwor gens load the system
carrying the fash the mind spring activity
the and muscles haccd condition
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
CHAPTER lSa

CHATTER lESd
AN ACT Entitled "Of the District Court OF the
Sixth Judicial District"
II is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lowH
SECTION /. The clerk OF the judicial court
OF the sixth judicial district shall act as asso-
oiate Justice Of said court; and In addition 10
the powers and duties conferred upon clerks
Of district courts shall act as associate Justice
Of said court, with like powers as the justice
Of said court, 90 hear and determine all cases
both civil and criminal which shall be assigned
20 said clerk to hear and determine. by the
Justice Of said court; and the decision and
judgment OF ss!d clera IN such cases shall be
the decision and judgment OF said court: and
said court may be held by the justice and the
clerk thereof at the same time and In differ
tnt places In said district.
SEQ. q The annual salary Of the clerk OF the
district court Of the sixth judicial district shall
be twenty-five hundred dollars and eight hun
dred dollars additional for extra clerk hire.
SHC. 3. The sessions OF the district court OF
the sixth judicial district for the transaction
OF civil business shall be holden IN the Provi-
denco county court house; and the sheriff of
Providence county shall prepare n room In the
Providence county court house for the civil
Sessions Of said district court.
SIC T. No person shall hereafter he elected
or appointed clerk Of the district court Of the
sixth judicial district who II not a member Of
the bar Of this state.
kEO 5. All scts and parts OF acts lnconsist-
snt herewith are hereby repealed, and this act
Bhall take effect upon its passnRo.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
CHAPTER isa.

CHATTER EsN
An AcI In Amendment of an Act Passed at
the January Session, A. ID. 1888, Entitled IAN
Act 10 Correct, Revise and Republish the
Adiutant Generals Report Of lS65"
II is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
Furnishings For Men.

Mems Sweaters, all sizes, full lengths,
at 2jc. Boys Sizes at 25c each.
Mems domet Outing Shirts, all sizes, at
21c each.
Mems light blue Cheyiot Shirts at spc
each; worth Csc.
Mems black Satine Shirts at 39c ee.eb.
Mems heavy, black, white striI,e twill
Shirt, worth 75c, at i9c each. -,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
PUBLIC LAWS PASSED AT THE
JANUARY SESSION, 1894.

lThs Chapters o. the Public Laws are NUM-
bsred continuously from the Public Statutes
reviAion VI lrs2
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28

at 10 q. m, on the premises, by virtue OF the
power OF sale contained In n deed OF personal
mortgage, made and executed 10y Michael !.
German and Adolf !. otto, dated January ~,
ls.A. and recorded In the records of Paw.
mel kst IN I in nersnuoi nrnncttv hook Nh
q at page sl1 the conditions Of saiu mortgage
having been broken
Al personal property situated Ia store ON
High street IN said Paw tuckCt ana known
and numbered ~ ON said High street, and
also all personal property situated ON Muiu
street in said Paw wtuckct and known and
diately after the sale of said personal prop
orty at said said store, No ~, the snid per
-oual property In said shop No. 10 will be
sold.
by order Of the present holders of said
mortgage, JAMES 7. hU RPIIY,
Attorney.
Pawtucket, H. l., July g7, 1894 iy27 81
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
1850

An ACT For the Protection Of Railroad EN-
ployees.
II Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows
sDcTIoHl. Every railroad corporation, oper-
ating railroad OF part OF n railroad In this
state shall before the first day OF January
A. ID. 1895. adjust. III or block the frogs
switches and guard rails on its track, with the
exception OF guard rails on bridges, 80 as TO
prevent the feet Of It's employees from beina
caught therein. The work shall be done 20 the
satisfaction Of the railroad commissioner, eyi-
denoed by his certificate.
BIC. 2. Any railroad corporation falling 10
comply with the provisions Of this act shall be
fined not less than one hundred dollars nor
more than one thousand dollars
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
CHAITER 1914

AN ACT Making an Appropriation For the Pay
ment of Paying Rewards or Bounties For the
Destruction OF Wild Foxes as Provided by
Chapter lls8 OF the Public Laws
II Is enacted by the General Assembly ~ fol-
lows:
SECTION l. The eum Of one thousand dol
lars Is hereby appropriated for the payment Of
rewards or bounties for the destruction of
Public Laws.
SEC. D. This act shall 20 into effect immedi-
ately.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
THE WEATHER.

ALNASAo ron SATURDAY. JuLY 2e
pUE Risns..,.... 70 Moos Hrsrs. .lf o. An
fgs fgsd4n s1Ts or DAY. Day u IS $ FurL srA .s S1s
Forecast for New England Fair.
WarIaer; southwest winds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
Notions.

ladies' Fancy Charters, silk, with ribbon
bows, SOC kinds at 25c, 15c Kinds 81 IOc.
Clintan Safety Pins, all sizes, &c.
Witch Hazel BE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08
rnE LESSON on DEFEAT.

Returns from the election held on
Tuesday indicate heavy Democratic
losses in some sections Of the country.
The combined oppos dou have de.
feated the Democrat candidates in
several strongly Den cratic districts
OF the south Many O. the New Fog
land states show decisive Repu bliean
gains. The house of representatives
is in doubt but is slig tly Democratic
over joint ballot.
The bittereet part of il all is that
Hon William /. Wilson should not be
returned 10 continue the fght so
g7llantly 4 guu ls district was
the center Of tie rush line. Always
uncertain, aud never giving but the
lightest plurality il had TO bear the
brunt Of the attack. II was death
struggle with the monopl.es OF The
country. aud the return 81 the brave
general would have ,ounded the knelI
Of plutoeraey 10 America lie was
sacrificed 10 that cause which yet mus
triumph so surely as the Institutions
Of the Republic survive.
Local conditions in New York hav'
SO affected the issues a. 10 take th'
campaign entirely away from nationa
questions. and leave the entire empire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08

state Nhetc usually atands "a Oh on
political yer
In our own territory every
inch Of ground was stubbornly con
tested. with the odds against us from
the start We had everything to win
and nothing to lose. Hon. Joseph
Wisby ho made hard, but a clean
and hons, campaign. and II defeated,
which is rat yet conceded, he has gone
down in thc last ditch with the conf
deuce ard esteem Of his party and the
respect of The enemy
But tho issues involved are nowhere
settled U1paralled business distress
aud hnagci l conditions. not entirely
the fault o. any party, have yet placed
the domin party al disadvantage.
The unrest of the average American
voter is au energy hard t. calculate.
The prime pies at stake will not down,
but will r. % again to the combat, un.
affected b temporary setback, and
with a &c animation not to be over
come
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08

THE fact that "a mu Ter and suicide
was found in Central peck, New York,
with copy OF Colonel ingersols lee
ture "Suicide No Sin" 10 his pocket is
evidence that the mischievous argu-
ment of this arch inGdel is beariug
pernicious fruit already. There are
thousands of people worried, harassed
and on the verge Of insanity, who
have been waiting for just such a
doctrine of crime to justify themselves
in quitting this world by their own
hand. Now that the agitation has
commenced we may look for an in-
crease in the number Of suicides ~
over the country II is a soothing
doctrine to those Of slender faith in
Christianity and its teachings and 6,
others who believe that life is no.
worth living; il Is all the mora in,idt
ousiy dangerous, therefore, an it
continued public discussion can on
serve to further unbalance minds l
too well ordered in the beginning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08

81 f.oh.s Not 8,@is hJs locks "a
though the Republicans Have elected
a majority Of the city ticket Klein,
Withrow and Fletcher are almost as
sured, with sheriff still doubtful.
ST. Louis. Nov g. Six wards give
Guingley G.75O. Trel q 7G7. the big
democratic ward 10 hear from Same
wards give Lewis :, SOP, Hobbs 0.77O.
Hobbs Is beaten. running one thou
sand votes behind Treil.
Kansas City, Mo, Nov AT !
o'clock this morning the indications
are that Congressman Tarsney Demo
crat, is defeated for reelection.
So. Louis Nov. Two missing pre-
cincts; one box stolen and the police
have not shown up with the other.
Don't know when they will get here
1t begins 10 look as though they had
run off with the other box.
Kansas City, Nov 7.-Seventy- seven
towns and precincts in the Fifth dis
trio give Tarsney, Democrat, 1899;
Van Horn, Republican, 10 $50.
jefferson City, Nov. 7.-Returns re
ceived here up to one a. IN. seem to
show that the Democrats will have a
ma ioriiy of about forty in the legis
lature and their state ticket a plur-
ality Of thirty thousand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08
Kentucky.

Louisville Ky, Nov. 9 The weath-
er was fine and the vote unusally
large. The usual Democrats major
tiles will be returned from each dis.
trict except that about Lexington,
where Breckenrdge's friends scratched
Owens badly.
Louisville, Ky, Nov. I'm the Fifth
district, Evans, Republican. for con
gress hes majority of 2 500 TO O0J.
Scott county complete, gives Owens
majority of 529 Fourth district com
plete: returns from all but two pre-
eincts give Lewis, Republican, ia
majority.
Lexington, Ky. Nov. --latest re-
turns indicate that a Republican is
elected TO congress over owen, Demo-
crat, in the Ashland, or Breckinridge
district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08

Special Dispatches to the Leader
New York, Nov. 0-There are 1l41
election precincts in the city. 100 of
these give Hill, Democratic, for COVER
nor, IA, 1897; Morton, Republican, for
governor, IA, 4iG; Wheeler, lnde pend
ent. 1895.
Ninety districts out of l14i gives
Hill 1856; Morton, 1854; Wheeler, 1872.
One hundred aud thirty-eight cleo
tion districts out of l,i4l give Hill
ll,7S9, Morton ll,4l2, Wheeler 959
Mayor-Twenty-dve election dis
tricts out of l,l4l give Grant ,7G3,
Strong 2, 262, McCullum IL.
One hundred and eighty election
districts out of ll4l gives Hill ~, 64s,
Morton lG, $50, Wheeler 1894.
Two hundred and thirty election
districts out of 1,141 give hill 81, ,773,
Morten 81, 500, Wheeler l,7l2. Court
appeals fifty districts Brown, demo.
crat, 4,20s; Haight, repu ublican. 4, 49s.
Four hundred districts gives Hill
80, G39; Morton, 3s,670; Wheeler, 5000.
Four hundred districts out of ll41
gives Hill 40,o32; Morton, 80, 563;
Wheeler, g. G37. One hundred and
twenty districts out of llll gives
Grant for mayor S,92l.
-Four hundred and twenty districts
out of 11il give Hin a., O36, Morton
40, 3sl, Wheeler B, 72O.
In Brooklyn one hundred and forty
districts out of a total of 6S2 give Hill
1890, Martin Is l33.
Twelve districts outside New York
aud Brooklyn gave Morton 9,O31, Hill
l,oi4; Wheeler, 81.
Three hundred and eleven districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn
give Morton 30, ,53s, Hin 2i see, Wheel
er 5i3 Same districts in '0l; Fassett,
297, 23Y; Flower, %, 1872.
Forty districts out of il4l gives
Grant for mayor a majority of PCS.
Twenty-nine election districts OF the
9sth Assembly district give Hill, Al,
Morton l22 This is a Republican dis.
tric. Fifth district-Ilill l39, Morton
As, Wheeler l. This is a strong Dem
oeratic district
A associated press bulletin says re-
turns from thirty districts in this city
show Grant running behind.
Five hundred and ninety districts
give Grant 5l,7s6, Strong 7l,159.
2li districts outside New York and
Brooklyn, Morton, 32. 53s; Hill, II, 522;
Wheeler 5is. Same districts, 81, Fns-
sett, 27,S30; Flower %, l22.
New York, Nov Associated press
buileiin says Swanson is elected TO
congress in the Fifth district
Three hundred and eighty districts
gives Smythe for recorder 90, e27; Goff,
45,07O; 67O districts out of ll4l gives
Grant for mayor 59,3l2; strong, So, 532.
Nine hundred and ten disericts give
nm 07,A0a, Morton 90, lss, Wheeler
z, 257
New York Times bulletin says South
Carolina has gone Democratic by
| 90 600.
New York Mail aud Express says:
House OF representatives will be Re
publican by a good majority. $50 dis
tricts in Brooklyn give Hill 5si53i Nor,
ton, "a, 5O5; Wheeler, s21l.
Five hundred aud ninety districts in
Brooklyn give Hin 80, 773, Morton
| 95,7Si.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08

LADIES and Gentlemen: The man
agement directs special attention TO
the next act. The daring and dazzling
political acrobat. David Bennett ain,
win now attempt the dangerous and
difficult feat of turning triple som
ersault over the backs OF one mann
moth Republican elephant two dou-
ble-humped reform camels, four anti
Hill horses, u fun drove of Rhinecliife
Holsteins, two well-flled Morton ba~-
rels nd herd OF anti-snapper trick
ponies. Bear in mind, ladies and gen
tlemen, that, after leaving the Sara
toga platform, Mr.. Hin will make
three complete revolutions in mid-air
and endeavor to land ON his feet on
the gubernatorial mattress. MIR. Hill
will attempt this remarkable feat
without the aid OF administration at
teDdants and, although the entertain
ment is all over, the management
takes this opportunity TO also an
nounce that gentlemanly agents will
now pass among you and sell seats
for the jollifcation concert that will
take place in the large tent imme-
diately after the conclusion OF the
big show. The band will kindly re-
frain from playing Down Went Me-
Ginty."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08

Topeka, Nov. Ten tuwns give
Morrill, 10, 0G2; Lewelling, 5,537; Over
meyer, 1,ll7. Balance of ticket same
proportion.
Returns from all over Kansas indi-
cate election OF Morrill, and entire Re-
publican state ticket. Republicans
probably carry all but two congress
sional districts. Legislature probably
Republican on joint ballot
Kansas City, Nov. 7--One hundred
and ninety towns and precincts in
Kansas give Merrill 81, O20, Lewelliug
II 255.
? Kansas City, Nov. Two hundred
and sixteen towns and precincts In
Kansas give Morrill,, Republican, 25,
272i Lewelling, Populist, IL, 9Gf.
Arkansas City, Kas Nov G-Eyery-
thing quiet here today Large vote
polled. Fops in the soup in this sec
tion, both Republicans and Democrats
drawing from their ranks.
Wichita, Nov. 6.-Lewelling's vote
not much over half what it was two
years ago. Jerry Simpson lost in tne
city but holding his own in country
precincts.
Kansas City, Mo, Nov 6. Thirteen
towns and precincts in Kansas give
Morrill,, Republican, 10, ISL; Lewelli ng,
Populist, 6, 3G6; Overmeyer, Dem. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-08
HEAVY REPUBLICAN FROST.
Radicals Have Things All
Their Own Way
Everywhere.
From TnE LrAnEn o. wednesday.


The elections of yesterday present a
decidedly Republican hue. Tue situ-
alton, cpitomizcd from returns re-
~ejved up to o'clock this morning,
show the following surprising results;
Dennis Flynn is reelected to con-
gress from Oklahoma by majorities
ranging from 500 to 2,4oO.
David Il. Hil is defeated in New
York by majority of from thirty
to City thousand.
Tammany is downed and Strong,
the anti-Tammany candidate for
mayor OF New York City, is elected by
forty-one thousand majority.
Three Republican congressman
are elected in Kentucky.
Congressman Wilson's district is in
doubt. Two Republican congressman
are elected in West Virginia
ST Louis Republican Kansas Repub'
licans elect their whole state ticket
and have majority in the legislature,
Three congressional districts in Mis-
sissippi are in doubt.
Chicago and Illinois are probably
Republican.
New Jersey Republican. There is much
other startling as we'll as much that is
not startling, though of a character
to bring comfort to the hearts Of val
liant Democrats who are ready to up
and do battle again, no matter what
the odds.
The losses to the party have been
many and surprising, but there have
been some gains and when the returns
are all IN it will be found that the
Democrats will still have much to re-
joice over. BE that as it may we "do
not mourn as those who have no hope, &"
for GO is coming with its fiercer battle
and surer victory for Democracy and
the people.