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THEATRICAL GOSSIP.

The success Of aladdin" has so
encouraged Mr.. AL. 6. Fields that
he will next season produce
a still more gorgeous spectacle en-.
titled, "The King of Cannibals."
Rose Coghlan will soon produce
a new play by Mrs Pacheco, en-
titled, "To NEMESIS"
Kate Claxton has purchased the
play called "My Lady Reckless"
Mime. Janauschek will be in the
cast when'1t is produced.
John G. Stewart and John Hart,
the original "Two Johns" who
appeared here at the Turner Hall
threatre on Houston street, have
Joined hands and will again ap-
pear in their laughable comedy,
@The Two Johns"
Lillian Russell is contemplating
q revival of "The Grand Duchess"
and has engaged G. H. Snazelle to
play the part Of General Boum.
The ever popular Milton Mobiles,
who is this season accompanied by
his wife, Dolly, is meeting with
success in the northern part Of the
state.
AL. g. Fields is organizing a
company Of genuine negroes to be
known as Al. G. Fields American
Minstrels. They will tour Austria
liza.
Charles Smith, member of the
f'South Before the War" company,
was killed last Sunday morning at
Chester, Pa, on the Baltimore and
Ohio, as the train was leaving for
New York, where the company
opened Monday. He was standing
on the rear platform of the car, and
when a connection was being made
he was jostled off and crushed be-
tween the bumpers.
Deputy Sheriff Garrity, Of Wash
ington, d. c., levied upon the stage
effects of Professor Hermann last
Saturday night, to satisfy a judg-
ment obtained some time ago, for
$4,000, by default, by Lawyer Ju-
Illus j. Frank. 1t is claimed the
property belongs to Nine. Herr
mann, and il proven, may cause
the sheriff trouble.
Lillian Lewis is introducing liv-
Ing pictures in her production Of
cleopatra" with which she is
very successful this season. The
stage setting and costumes Of the
play are highly praised by both
press and public.
Murphy O'Hea, author of Tony
Farrel's "Garry Owen" "Eviction,"
etc, has completed a new comedy
called 1.-THE RaZoO."
Two theatrical managers were
elected law makers November g..
Harry g. Miner was elected to
Congress from New York and
Chas. H. Hoyt was returned as a
member of the New Hampshire
Legislature.
Larry Dooley, comedian and
singer, who is we'll known in this
city, and Lew HI. Carroll, have d is
solved partnership. Larry will go
to Australia for a season,
Lizzie Evans is this season with
Che "In Old Kentucky" company
and is receiving unstinted praise
for her clever portrayal of Madge.
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hot Sport.
Cock fighting and wrestling to-
night and tomorrow, at the
KENNEL CLUB,
Cor. st. Mary's and Houston SITS.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov, 7.-Repubh-
cans have won the greatest victory
in Maryland's history. They carry
the State on total vote, elect three
Congressman, Wellington, Coffin
and Baker, and elect Dobler judge
and twelve members of the city
council. The election Of Cowen by
one thousand and Rusk by five
hundred will be contested by Re-
publicans on charges of fraud. This
course was decided by Republican
State central committee.
1t is certain that three Republi-
can Congressman have been elected
Baker in the second district,
Coffin in the fifth and Wellington
in the sixth. The Democrats carry
the third and fourth districts with
Rusk and Cowen, but by very
largely reduced pluralities. The
first district is still in doubt. The
Republicans gained ten city coun.
cilmen and will control the first
branch.
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hours work they were more than
pleased, as they then predicted that
full registration vote would turn
out. In not one voting district in
this city were they disappointed, as
in every district most magnificent
vote was polled.
Everything passed off quietly,
and in perfect legal form and al
though the day which was so auspi-
ciously ushered in turned out to be
cold, raw and moisty, with here and
there little spits of snow, on the
whole it was very clever Republi-
can day. There was no clashing
between the two great parties, and
the followers OF the other actions
remained very quiet,
Mr.. Wellington was the same
calm, confident and intelligent can
didate when the polls closed that he
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THE SLUMP IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 7.-The Re-
publicans have carried New York
state by estimated pluralities rang
ing from 100000 to 100000. These
figures represent the probable plu-
rality Of Levi P. Morton, Republi-
can, for governor, over David B.
Hill, Democrat, based upon the
vote of New York city and Brook
lyn complete, and returns from
more than one-half of the election
districts above the Hariem river.
The total vote for the two leading
candidates is considerably in excess
of that polled for Flower and Fas-
sett for governor in 1891, in addi-
ton to which the votes cast this
year for Everett p. Wheeler, Inde-
pendent Democrat, which will ex-
ceed 10000. The tremendous
Republican sweep IN the city and
state, it is estimated, has elected %
Republican congressman, gain of
eight over the present repsentatlon
in congress.
Tsmmanyi is defeated. The nom
inal majority of 10000 usually
polled by that organization in New
York city has been obliterated and
an opposition non-partisan major
ty of 10000 to $4,000 has been
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girls have known Mr.. Wellington
from their early childhood, ard
have always had the highest regard
for him. These young ladies came
up Baltimore street in a body, and
while not all of them knew Mr..
Wellington personally, all of them
are Republicans, and are admirers
of the principles he represents.
When it was definitely known
that Mr.. Wellington was elected,
pandemonium reigned supreme. 1t
seemed that the pent up feelings of
six months were given vent, in one
great, grand and noisy sigh of
relief. The crowd of people which
surged around the Ners Office was
so closely packed that several old
gentlemen had to be rescued and
almost dragged into the office. Mr.
Wellington was on hand and his
arm was nearly shaken off by his
friends and admirers.
At about II o'clock Mr.. Yelling
ton was escorted to his home on
north Centre street by the Cumber-
land Concert Band, the Queen City
Cornet and Bugle Corps, and fully
800 persons. When the process
sion reached the residence Mr..
Sloan in few well chosen remarks
introduced the victorious nominee.
Mr.. Wellington did not make a
speech but thanked the people for
their kindness, and said that as he
had just gone through al arduous
campaign he knew his friends
would not demand a speech, as he
was nearly Frustrated with fatigue.
He was then given three rousing
cheers. Mr.. Sloan then made a
few remarks which were loudly
cheered, and the procession then
moved down town and disbanded. -
Cumberland News.
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setts has given Greenhalge major
lty of As, 900, gain of 10000 over
last year. The probabilities are
that II out of the 13 congressman
will be elected and that the lower
house Will easily have Republican
majority. Massachusetts is likely
to have a solid Republican delega-
tion in Congress.
EVANS ELECTED IN SOUTH CARO-
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. .
There is no doubt that Evans
(Dem. is elected governor by
large majority. Deomcrats will be
elected to congress in all districts
unless 1t is in the First, where
Elliot, ex-member and Democrat,
is running against Murray, present
negro congressman from that dis
trict.
THE RESULT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. Pear
son (Fuslonis) claims to be elected
in the Ninth district. The Fifth
district indicates that Settle is
probably elected. Other districts
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piled up, making the net opposition
gain more than 100000.
DAYTON'S MAJORITY,

n
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. =
Complete returns from ten counties
IN Wilson's district and estimated
returns from three others give Day
ton a majority of 2,517. Later
returns will not change these fig
ures much.
In the first district, Howard,
Democrat, for Congress, loses the
district to Dovener, Republican, by
5000. republican Congressman are
elected in the third and fourth dis
trlcts by majorities of from /, 800 to
1900.
The Republicans will have the
Legislature on Joint ballot by ff-
teen majority, insuring Elkins'
election to succeed Camden in the
Senate.
THEY VOTED IN PENNSYLVANIA TOO.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. RE
turns from the entire state give
Hastings an estimated plurality of
2lA664, the greatest Republican
majority ever achieved IN this state.
Complete returns will undoubtedly
swell Hastings plurality above 24O,-
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How the News was received at Cum
berland

Yesterday morning dawned fair
and bright, and the bracing air
acted as an elixir to those who had
taken a "wee drop too much" the
night before. Long before the
polling places were opened an eager
crowd of workmen, with their pals
stood around, reading the legalized
circulars on the walls. They were
Of course too early to vote, but sat
isfied themselves how to vote when
the noon hour arrived. When the
polls were opened at the advertised
hour there was a great crush. In
the first hour or two the judges,
clerks and ballot clerks were rather
despondent as they thought a small
vote would be polled. After four
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CULBERSoN ELECTED IN TEXAS.

CULBERSON ELECTED IN TEXAS.
DALLAS, Nov. 7.-Ihe election
of Culberson, Democrat for COVER
nor, Is conceded by a plurality
ranging from 10000 to $4,000.
The Democrats claim solid con-
gresSional delegation, but the cleo
tion of Crowley in the Tenth
district, Crane III the Eleventh. and
Houston in the Twelfth is in doubt.
DEMOCRATS E-ELECTIN LOUISIANA
New ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-Returns
so far received show almost cer-
tainty of the reelection of the
present Democratic congressman.
GOV. NELSON REFLECTED.
ST. PAUL, Nov. Ut seems
likely that Coy. Nelson, Republican,
is re elected by an increase over his
plurality of $4,000 two years ago.
THE ELECTION IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. RE
turns are coming in exceedingly
slow. For delegate to Congress the
returns are showing we'll for Can
non, Republican, and the Republi-
cans claim his election by $500.
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN BY 10000.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Republi-
can State Chairman Thomas, of
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was on the Academy of Music stage
last Friday night. He had the
same magnetic smile-the same sim
cere manner, and the same frank
greetings for all who met him.
As the shades of night drew on.
the streets were crowded with peo-
pie anxious to hear the returns.
The Nelcs had made preparations
for big crowd but did not antici-
pate its density until the returns
began to pour in. The street in
front of the building was black with
people, and at one time the jam
was so great that the police were
obliged to clear the street for the
passage of vehicles.
The Steropticon used by Mr..
Hervey Laney, on which the re-
turns from all parts of the country
were bulletined, attracted great
crowd, and his beautiful pictures
between returns were loudly ap-
plauded. 1t was remarked by
scores Of people the presence of so
many young ladies in the crowd.
There were fully one hundred of
them grouped on the opposite side
of the street, and as soon as it was
known that Wellington was elected
beyond the peradventure OF a doubt
they drew small horns out of their
coat pockets and blew them as lust
lily as any of the long winded men
on the streets. MANY of the young
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cede the election of Governor Rich
(rep., J but will quote no figures as
vet. They claim to have elected
Mayo (dem.) for lieutenant gov
ernor.
ALLIN ELECTED WITHOUT DOUBT.
FARGO. N. d., Nov. RE
turns are cofafng IN unsaally slow.
but so far show Allin (rep.). for
governor, running ahead of the
ticket. The Republicans gain in
Fargo, Grand Forks, Bismarck and
all other large towns. while in some
country precincts the Populists
gam slightly. Aims election by
5000 plurality is claimed by the
Republican central committee. The
Democrats concede it by 900.
THE RESULT IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. .
The returns from the election in
this state indicate the election of
all the Democratic nominees. with
the possible exception of benson, in
the Seventh, which at present.
seems to be in doubt.
GREENHALGE ELECTED.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. =
The indications are that Massachu-
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Wisconsin, wires Republican Chair
man Babcock: "Your majority
larger than in 1892. State Repub-
lIcan by 10000.
SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN,.
YANKToN, S. d., Nov. 7.-South
Dakota Republicans have elected
State and Congressional tickets.
GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC.
In the state congressional cleo
tions all the Democrats are elected.
There was no uneasiness felt IN any
but the Fourth, Seventh, Ninth
and Tenth districts, and in each of
those districts Democrats were
elected by decisive majorities.
MAJORS BEATEN IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, NEB., Nov. 7.-There
is little doubt that the Republican
state ticket is elected with the ex-
ception Of governor. This is the
result of the great fight made
against Majors (rep.) candidate for
governor, by the anti-monopoly ele-
ment. 1t is estimated that the
legislature will be exceedingly close
with prospects in favor of the Re-
publicans. The only probable
change in the state congressional
delegation is in the First (Bryan's)
district, which will return Strobe
(Rep.)
DEMOCRATS GIVE UP MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. THE returns
from the state seem to justify the
prediction Of Republican leaders of
upwards of 10000 plurality for
their state ticket. Officers of the
Republican state central committe
have just stated that their advices
thus far received indicate the cleo
ton of II out of II congressman.
The Democratic committeeman con-
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OT1P1tCtut11Itu uTNtPuDHC5l1THaJ0f1teS TnTOugh-
out the Country.
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN. on THE POPULAR VOTE.
Hon. Levi P. Morton Elected Governor of New
York and Tammany DoWned.
wilson DEFEATED By OVER 25OO N WEST VIRGINIA

Ohio Goes Republican by 35ooo Pennsylvania by 237ooo
Republicans Elect the Governor of Tennessee-A Protec-
ton Majority in the House and the Senate Will be that
Way AlsoThe Great Victory for Home Industries The
People Administer an Emphatic Rebuke to the Tariff Tink-
erers and Call Halt the Rlnous Policy of the Free
Trade Democracy. Hill Meets With His Waterloo
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SOLID Old GARRETT.
She Gives Wellington a Ma
jority Of 58l.
ALLEGANY GOES ONE BETTER
And Gives Him the UnpreC-
edented Majority of 1881.
WASHINGTON md FREDERICK N LINE
4 Big Slump in "Old Mont
gomery, Sah."
WASHINGTON IND FREDERICK N LINE
4 Big Slump in "Old Mont
gomery, Sah."
WELLINGTON ELECTED ABOUT 5000

That the result of the election in
Garrett county and the Sixth Con-
gressional District of Maryland was
a surprise to both Democrats and
Republicans goes without saying.
The defeat of Mr.. Williams in
this district has been overwhelming
and in Maryland We haye certainly
elected three Congressman and
probably the total will be five.
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THE RESULT IN INDIANA.

THE RESULT IN INDIANA.
lNDIANOPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Indica-
tionS point to an overwhelming Re-
publican triumph in the State. The
Republican state committee claims
for Owens from 10000 to $4,000
majority over his opponent, Myers,
for secretary of state, thirteen con-
gressmen and both branches of the
legislature. Democrats concede
10000 Republican majority.
THE FIGHT IN MONTANA.
HELENA, Mont, Noy. RE
turns are very slow. 1t is believed
Hartman (rep) is elected to con-
gress.
KANSAS GOES REPUBLICAN.
WICHITA, KAs., Nov. 7.-Long
(Rep.), congressman, elected by
1000 plurality over Jerry Simpson.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 7.-Dem-
ocratic Chairman j. Taylor Ellison
gives out the following: "The
returns seem to indicate that we
have carried the First and Eighth
districts. The news from the
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official Election Returns.
The following table shows the
vote as cast IN Garrett county on
Tuesday:
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are probably Democratic, but news
is very meager. The legislature is
Democratic by greatly reduced
majority, and the Democratic state
judicial ticket is elected by reduced
maiouties.
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Ninth and Tenth districts is not
definite enough to warrant an
opinion as to the result of the
election in these districts, though
we have strong hopes OF carrying
them both.'
NEW JERSEY LEGlsLATURE REPUB-
LICAN.
TRENTON, Nov. 7.-Allan L.
McDermott, chairman of the DEM
ocratic state committee, in special
says that the Democrats have elected
the II assemblymen from Hudson
by about 1900 plurality. He says
the rest of the State will not be
worth hearing from and comedies
the legislature to the Republicans.
REPUBLICANS CARRY CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 7.-The
impression is that Estee.
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THE FIGHT IN IDAHO.

BOISE, IDA, Nov. 7.-Both the
Democrats and Republicans claim
the governorship. The Democrats
concede the rest of the state ticket.
but the Populists have claim to the
congressman. 1t is the opinion of
the most conservative men that the
state has gone Republican on the
state ticket, congressman and leg
islature.
REPUBLICAN SUCCEEDS BRECK-
INRIDGE.
LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. 7.-The
returns in the Ashland district up
to midnight show that Judge Geo.
Denny, ir., is elected over W. G.
Owens, Democrat, by from 100 to
300 majority. Owens don't think
Denny is the winner. The official
count will have to be made before
any bets can be paid as the count
is close.
REPUBLICANS CARRY DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. p
Returns indicate that the Republi-
cans have carried the state by 800
majority.
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900, as many of the correspondents
were very conservative in their esti-
mates.
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Wisconsin, wires Republican Chair
man Babcock: "Your majority
larger than in 1892. State Repub-
hcan by 10000.
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4ANKTON, S. D., Nov. 7.-SOuth
Dakota Republicans have elected
State and Congressional tickets.
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All Proof Lacking.

81 hope, sor, you will assist q poor
man whose house and everything
that was in it, including me family,
sor, was burned up two months ago
last Thursday, sor."
The merchant to whom this ap-
peal was addressed, while very phil
anthropic, is also very cautious, SO
he asked: "Have you any papers or
certificate to show that you lost any
thing by fre?'
II did have certificate, cor, sign
ed before notary public, to that eff
feet, but it was burned up, sor, in
the house with me family and the
rest of me effects. "-London It'd
Bits.
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A Hint TO Young Men.

Alas, how prevalent are those
dread diseases which make young
men prematurely aged, pale, listless,
low spirited, languid, easily tired,
forgetful and incapable fill mad
houses and swell the lists of suicides;
separate husbands and wives bring
untold suffering to millions, even un-
to the third and fourth generation.
eSmplate and seieptfic treatise
on these~ail@tnts, prepared BY an
association of medical men, who have
had vast experience in their treat
ment and great success in their cure,
will be mailed in plain, sealed envel-
ope, secure from observation, to any
sufferer sending ten cents (the cost
of pos'age) enclosed with this notice
to Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
sociation, 663 Main street, Buffalo,
n. Y.
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SUICIDEIN BERRYvILLE.-In Berry
vile on the night of the 18th of Nov.
Charles Bauyer, aged 25 years, a
nephew and clerk OF s F. Baugh-
man, committed suicide between the
hours of two and seven o'clock in
the morning, by hanging himself to
a tree in John @. Browns lawn,
about forty yards from the street.
1lss-a -~sse-saedNn- knoXn
cause for his act. He had been COM
planning for some time and had
arrangements to leave for his home
in Pennsylvania the next morning.
1t was q shock to our town as Mr..
Bauyer was highly esteemed by the
entire community.
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DR.: Gunther, a private decent s.
I In - Iersity-has discover.
ssT.itfle Ro PeeD

had lost her sheep and COUNT tell
where to find them," so the old nur-
sery rhyme says, and it goes on to
bid her "leave them alone and they'll
come home and bring their tails be-
hind them" All this may be true
of lost sheep, but If you have lost
your health, you cannot afford to
leave that alone. 1t will not come
back of its own accord. Some peo-
pie brag that they never bother
about colds. They "let them go the
way they came" Alas, too often
the victims go to consumptive's
grave. Remember that DR.. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery removes
eruptious. blotches, pimples, ulcers,
scrofulous humors and incipient con-
sumption which is simply scrofula of
the lungs. 1t enriches the blood,
making it pure and the whole system
new.