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MORE GOOD NEWS !.
OUR BIG: VICTORY
SENATE REPUBLICAN, !.
From Every Point the Fig
uTes Add to the Glory.
VOTED FOR GOOD TIMES
Only 10 Democratic congressman
Elected in All the Northern
States.

A staff correspondent of the New
York Press telegraphs from Washington:
The Northern States, which represent
two-thirds of the population, four-ffths
| of the industries, and more than seven
tenths of the wage-earners of the whole
country, elected 229 Representatives in
Congress on Tuesday, of whom only %
were Democrats. The House of Repre-
seHtatives in the present Congress is
composed of PIG Democrats, 127 Repub-
licans and 10 Populists. A revolution
which gives the Northern States nine out
of ten of all the Representatives in Con-
Cress to the Republican party has no
precedent in the past, even in recon-
struction times. 1t shows that the is
sue which the past years experience has
created is greater even than that of the
civil war.
The tariff and financial legislation of
the next Congress will be controlled by
the States haYing. the greatest interests
at stake, the most workers, the most
money and the most generally diffused
Intelligence. The Wilson-Gorman Tariff
bill was formulated exclusively by
Southern men, in a House governed by a
Southern speaker, and in which "a of the
committees were under the exclusive
control of Southern chairmen, 10 of them
ex-Confederate soldiers, avowedly op-
posed to the industrial system and pros.
perity of the North as opposed to the
dead system of the South, The North
erns nsDemOcratic party surrendered abso-
lutely to its Southern allies in the late
session of Congress, giving to Southern
men all the rights and control of legisla
tiOn for the whole country. The North
ern States have population of 43,313,-
664, and the Southern States 23. 367, ,076.
The comparative wealth, industries and
wages of the two groupes of States are as
follows:
No. of Capital Hands Wages
Factories. Invested. Employed Paid.
South, 5S.S96 {S53,O75,4s7 73I.e54 S2O3, ,7l6,530
North 206 sos 5,o7 399,S1S s976,S7S l,9S9,lO6,735
New York State alone contains more
factories, employs more hands, pays
more wages and manufactures larger
annual product than all the sixteen
Southern States combined.
1t is only in the light of these facts
that the tremendous verdict of the
Nation against cleveland times" "Car-
tariffs" can be understood. Democrats
in Washington are wondering to-day how
they could have been so blind as not to
see in advance the consequences of their
own folly. The votes of that part of
the country where popular elections
really reflect public sentiment, and the
verdict-201 Republicans, 21 Democrats
lis the most overwhelming that any
political party has ever known in this
country.
The Southern States, too, by breaking
away from dead issues, are voting for
prosperity for themselves as we'll as for
their Northern neighbors. Tennessee
and West Virginia both Republican, and
North Carolina trembling on the brink
of becoming Republican State, as Del
aware has just done for the first time in
thirty-three years!
The National House.
The following is table of Representa-
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A BROKEN SOLID SOUTH.

in mississippi the returns indicate an
election of Democratic Congressman.
majorities not yet decided by the cleo
tion managers. This is. also, virtually
true of North Carolina, although there is
some hope of two Republicans out of
nine Congressman.
In the latter State the fusion or Popu-
list tickets has defeated the Democratic
in the 1st, 4th, 5th, 7th, Sth and 9th dis
tricts. 1t will take the official count to
Iac;da
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KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. Sth.-Breckin-
ridges district has been captured by The
Republicans. 1t is claimed by small ma
jority. The Breckenridge men knitted
Owens, the Democratic nominee.
The Republican ticket won in nearly
every county in Kentucky, and five Re
publican Congressman were surely, and
the sixth is in dOubt
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VIRGINIA.

The returns indicate heavy Democratic
losses at nearly every point. Returns
are slow, and while the Democrats ap-
pear to have lost heavily the returns are
not sufficiently full to indicate that they
have lost any of their districts.
Later.-The Democrats lose two Con-
gressmen in Virginia, and Cleveland's
called back Consul to Annoy, J. Hamp-
ton HOge, was elected as a Republican.
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+Populist.
Rolling on.

The full import of the mighty revolu-
ton that swept over this country on last
Tuesday, is slowly becoming manifest.
Every hour swells the proportions of the
Republican victory and brings fresh
news of the rebellion against Democratic
misrule. The Solid South is broken in
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WEST VIRGINIA.

The West Virginia Legislature is Re
publican on joint ballot, and will elect a
successor to United States Senator Cam
den. Professor Wilson, chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee, is, beaten
by 1000 plurality. .
Later.-The Legislature is Republican
by fifteen to twenty on joint ballot
This will insure a Republican United
States Senator to succeed Camden.
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LOUISIANA.

Louisiana returns full Democratic
delegation to Congress, despite the bolt
of the sugar planters in the first 8 dis
triCts. The election was remarkably
quiet. The Republicans are preparing a
contest in the End and Sd districts. The
State Democratic ticket was elected.
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MISSOURI.

In the good Democratic stronghold of
Missouri, the Republicans elected their
entire State ticket by $4,000 plurality.
The Legislature and ten of the fifteen
Congressman are Republican. Bland.
Hatch and Dockery are defeated.
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DEMOCRATIC soLAcE.

In such States as Florida, Texas. Ar
kansas, Alabama and South Carolina, like
some others already noted, the Demo
Gratis carry the election. This is also
probably true of North Dakota. where
the Populists united with the Bourbous
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Democratic Testimony.

The Democratic Troy Press, under the
heading of "The Avalanche" editorially
remarks: "In the presence of colossal
calamity, subterfuges are silly and ex-
planation by indirection only excites con-
tempt. The Democratic party is beaten
tremendously, both in New York and the
country at large, and the people know
why. The producing causes are as pat
ent as the result itself, and it is worse
than folly to ignore them. Democracy
dallied with the Goddess of Free Trade,
and was consequently shorn of its
strength even as Samson of old was
robbed of his locks through the treach-
cry of Delilah. When Grover Cleveland
sided with the South on this great issue
against the sentiment and protest of the
Northern Democracy, he invited the SER
les of Democratic defeats which have
wrecked the party from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and from Canada to the Gulf
of Mexico. The income tax,
the infamous Populist measure is one Of
the reasons why Democracy is crest
fallen to-day. No party can af-
ford to legislate against the pockets and
stomachs of the people,"
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Unlted states Senate.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7th. returns
from the election indicate material
changes in the United States Senate after
March Sd next The returns from New
Jersey and Kansas indicate Repub-
ican legislatures. This would re-
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TENNESSEE.

The Tennessee Democrats concede the
election of Evans (Rep.) as Governor by
at least 5000. The Republicans get four
Congressman, and EplOe is beaten.
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TROY, N. Y.
dent Harrison, Levi P. Morton
Chauncey NJ. Depew.
VEST AND SOUTH.

If the Republicans did splendidly in
New York State, they did equally well in
the West and South, as a great victory
from the gulf to the lakes tesfifes.
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THE BANNER.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. Sth.-Official returns
have now been received from nearly
every election district in the State, which
makes the total vote of State as follows:
For Governor: Morton, 670,59 Hill,
513, ,72O; Wheeler, 2S,635; Morton's plu-
rality, l56, ,7S1.
1.-THE entire anti-Tammany ticket in
New York county is elected by from
1000 to 60, 900 majority.
"The Legislature will have good Re-
publican majority, the indications being
the gain of at least II III the Assembly, a
majority of 80 over the Democrats and
total of l01 Republicans on joint ballot.
New York's Congressional delegation
will stand at least % Republicans to 8
Democrats. Both Cummings aud Sykes
are defeated in New York City and Quigg,
Low, A. j. Campbell, Sherman and Fair
child, all Republicans, are elected.
''Strong the Republican candidate for
Mayor of New York City, is elected by
the unprecedented plurality of 43,625.
Mr.. Golf has been elected Recorder by
about 50,OOO while the city will send
only one Democrat to Congress.
The constitutional amendments are all
adopted, and, also, the "Greater New
York; proposal.
Or. Parkhurst Honored.
New YORK, Nov. Sth,-The Union
League Club, at its monthly meeting to-
night, made the Rev. DR.. Charles H.
Parkhurst an honorary member. DR..
Parkhurst is the first clergyman to en-
ioy this distinction There are only
dozen honorary members in the club,
and they include such people as Presi-
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TWO Canadian Opinions.

TORONTO, Nov. 7th.-Regarding the
United States election, the Globe edi-
torially says of Tammany's defeat:
That result proves conclusively that the
aggregate good citizenship of even so
mixed city as New York is capable,
when aroused, of furnishing a gang of
unblushing plunderers who had made
her name Synonymous with municipal
corruption throughout the world" The
Empire says: "The country has CON
demned the tariff policy of the Demo
Gratis and notified the world that protec-
ton to her native industries is still the
foundation stone of public policy in the
republic. The tariff tinkering of the
of the past two years and the way in
which it has aggravated hard times is
doubtless the leading cause of Demo
cratic defeat"
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FIS And OYSTERS +!

All kinds Of Fresh, Salt, Smoked, Picked and
Shell Fish in their season. Large stock always
on hand. Lobsters speciality.
ALI orders promptly delivered to any part Of
Bennington. Vegetables In their season.
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November 18th is the date set for
the expiration of the big newspaper of
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If the sheep voted in Maine and Ver-
mont it was the spindles and looms in
Massachusetts,.
President Lincolns often quoted
aphorism that it is impossible to fool all
the people all the time was illustrated
anew Tuesday
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GEORGIA.

Georgia elects solid Democratic con-
gressional delegation. The State ticket
is also Democratic,
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A plsgusted Country.

LONDON, Nov. Sth.-The Pail Mall Ca
zetue, commenting on the Republican
success in the election in the United
States, says the failure of the Democrats
was due to the action of the Senate on
the tariff question. "But," the Gazette
adds. "the disguised country has been
carried away by its general indiscrimi-
mating indignation"
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Tariff Reform Crusade.

Collector of Customs Warren of Boston
has this to say anent the election results !:
"The defeat of Hill and Tammany
should be a subject of rejoicing among
all honest people; it is not a partisan
victory, but triumph of purer politics.
Hills treason to the Democratic princi-
pies deserved defeat. This election does
not, in my mind, show any change of
feeling on the tariff questionable Dem
ocrats have simply not voted; and GER
tainly Democratic folly the past year
fully justified good deal of disgust.
"The future will be ours if we follow
the principles which Grover Cleveland
pressed with more vlgor than ever: the
new tariff is bringing prosperity, and
will continue to do so, while The valuable
object lessons of free wool and free lum-
Der and salt and copper will point the
way to more freedom later. Freer trade,
and honest, fearless Representatives
should be our aim.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla, acting through
the blood, reaches every part of the sys-
tenn, and in this way positively cures
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The National House.

The following is table of Representa-
tiYes elected, classified by States:
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Held for Murder.

The Carson Tribune says: o. H.
Strlckland and wife, who were recent
ly rearrested for tho murder of Mrs.
Eggleston in Antelope Valley, had
their preliminary examination at
Bridgeport on Friday last. The new
evidenoce produced was very strong.
and there is but little doubt in the
minds of the people of that section
that Strickland and wife are the per-
petrators of the horrible murder of
the old lady. They were committed
to Jail without bail to await the ac-
ton Of the Mono grand jury.
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Teachers Examination.

The semi-anual examination of an
phcants for teachers certificates be-
gan at the schoQlhouse this morning
with Webster Patterson, County
Supt., and \. L. Snider present as a
Board OF Examiners. The following
young ladies and gentlemen are be-
ing roasted on the gridiron provided
10y the State Board of Education:
Dora Sheehan, Birdie Drown, George
Bruce and Arthur Mcintosh are ap-
plying for first grade certificates and
Emma Toyn, Belle Bett, Ernie Rob
lnson, Ruth Triplett. Matte Keith.
ana William Wines, for second grade
nr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
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Com
mission
ers'
Sale

Under and by virtue OF an Order Of
Sale, issued out Of the District Court
OF the State OF Nevada. in and for
EIko County, on the 2Oth day o!
June, 1851, IN the above entitled ac-
ton, wherein the Henderson Bank
ing Company, the above named plain
tin, obtained judgment and de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale against
Cnesley Woodward and Mary j.
Woodward, the above named defend
ants, on the 2Ind day of July. 1899.
Tor the SUN of Sl.92O IL Including
SlOC 90, attorneys fees, in United
states gold coin, besides interest on
3l,Gn3 G2 of said amount at the rate
OF "a per cent per Month from SAID
Ind day of July, 1893, until paid and
interest on S3lG 4S of said amount NJ
the rate of per cent per annum
from said 22nd day of July, 1898 until
pad ,and costs, which sad decree
us amended, corrected and modi-
tied on the 18th Gay Of June. 1894.
and as so amended, corrected and
modified, ~as recorded on the 10Th
day of June, 1891, on Judgment
Record No. ,, at pages 277 to 2S2, in
elusive, am commanded to sell ali
those parcels Of land situate, being
and lying in Eiko county, State Of
Nevada, bounded and described as
| follows:
S = of SCI of Section 10, the N
W u of SWh of Section IL; the NE
n OF Section 10; the Z p If the N n
"A of Section ID and the NE d of
Section 81, ali in Township Al North
OF Range 80 East. Also the SW a
Of the Sc J of Section %; the Sc u
of the SW a Of Section %: the S Is
of the NE a of Section %; the S E Il
| ST Section %; all OF Section "a ex-
cepting the NV J Of the NV Il of
said section; the NE "a Of Section %,
the F. = of the NV u of Section %;
the NV a of the S ~ of Section IS;
the r of the SW q of Section 26,
the T. of the NV IA of Section 26;
the w Z Of the NE u of Section 81; 81;
the r Is of the NV d of Section 81;
the e 3 of the SN "a of Section u;
The SE14 of the Sc IA of Section 27:
The NV u Of the Sc b of Section 81:
the NV d Of the S " u of Section 81;
the E = of the NV Il of Section "a;
the w 3 of the NE ] of Section '35:
the n = OF the SW "a of Section 35;
the S p of the NV "a of Section 80;
and the NE Il of the NV u of Sec
ton 30, all in Township ~ North of
Range % East, together with all and
singular the tenements, heredita.
ments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, and the rents, issues and
profits thereof.
Now therefore, public notice is
hereby given that on the 25th day of
July, 1894, at o'clock p. M. of said
day, IN front of the Courthouse door
IN the Town of EIko, in said
County of Elko, l sill, in obedience
10 said Order Of Sale and Decree Of
| Foreclosure and Sale, sell the above
described property, or so much there
Of rs may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, with interest and costs, to
the highest and best bidder, for gold
coin Of tho United States.
Dated, June %, 1891.
T.. r.. MORGAN,
| Special Commissioner of the District
Court of the Stata IF NeyDdo IN
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and beating its restless tides upon the
shores Of two eternities. Whether the
the coming change shall be for the
better rests with you and the others
OF your generation. Go cast a stone
into the waters of the Pacific and it's
influence is lost only upon the shores
OF two continents; remember then,
that if your deeds are evil your in
tiuence is only broken by the genera
ton passing away and the generation
pressing upon you. Back of law
and back of society is the impulse of
Christian morality given to darkened
world, by the lowly Nazarenc, more
than eighteen centuries ago; respect
that sentiment and you will respect
and obey the laws of your country
and contribute your share to the
maintenance of good government and
the elevation of the race. Supple
ment the education of the school-room
and the moral training of the home
with the study and adoption of the
best ideas of christian morality and
prophesy an honorable and upright
career for each of you; disregard those
ideas and mould your conduct to suit
the pleasure of each passing hour and
disaster will as surely come as dark
ness follows the setting sun.
We live in an age of commerce and
trade and are apt to measure our edu-
cation by dollars and cents-to regard
with little favor every thing and every
quality that does not suggest some per
cent of profit. 1t is proper, right, and
duty--a laudble ambition-to accu-
mulate wealth, from which you may
hope to obtain ease and comfort in
your declining years; but your time
in the public school has been worse
than wasted if you shall hereafter use
your education only as it can becoined
into money.
Remember that you are only one in
the community; that there is some QUE
depending upou you for encourage
ment and happiness: and while the
happiness of the whole race does not
depend upon any one, remember that
the aggerate happiness of all is in
creased or diminished by the conduct
of each. 1 have lived beyound the
average of human life and let me as
sure yon, my young friends, that the
sweetest memories Of my past are the
few kind words and deeds that con-
tributed to the happiness of some
whom have known; human expe-
rience is much the same and you will
find in the coming years, such mem
cries sweetest TO you.
Keep brain and body healty. by
Temperance IN all things; be true to
your country, true to your friends
and true oyourselvs and it is imposi-
BILE that you should go wrong.
In conclusion, accept the assurance
that voice the sentiment of every
heart here tonight, when say to you
that l trust that each of you in future
years may gather the richest and rip
est fruits of your hearts dearest hopes
that in the evening Of life, when the
shadows lengthen towars the east, you
may be able to look back upon past
without single regret-tbat your
closing hours may be sweetened by
the consciousness that the world is
better because you have lived.
The Board of Regents have bal
ance of SG,114.39 with which to run
| the State Uniyersity the remainder of