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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-04
DIVISION H.-FLOUR AND FRUIT.
DIVISION I-CULINARY SUPPLIES.
Best white bread Mrs H c Ackmann

DcSI Willie UIcdU MIS- n " ACkmduu
Mrs ] Aldrich rs
Brown bread. Mrs O Mason. LIST SO
Tillie Benson .2d 25
Layer cake. Mrs John Moon. 1st so
Mrs Ackmann Cd rs
Cake, any kind. Mamie E Houck. list 80
Mrs G D Thompson ................2d 25
Gooseberries Mrs CHI Byington. LIST SO
Mrs 81 G Ackmann rs
Crab apples. Mrs F Conway list so
Title Benson I'd Is
Apple butter. Title Benson. ..... LIST 80
Mrs Mason. .....2d 25
Plum butter. Mrs G H Byington. LIST SO
Mrs II M Clipfell ..2d Is
Grape butter. Mrs CHI Byington LIST 80
Mrs o A Mason. ...............2d %
Tomatoes. Mrs o A Mason LIST 80
Tillie Benson. ...............2d Is
Strawberries. Mrs GA Mason -. LIST so
Mrs H G Ackmann. ...............2d 25
Raspberries. Mrs 3. C Ackmann LIST so
Mrs Geo Houghmaster. .2d 25
Currants. Mrs H Ackmann so
= Mrs D Thompson ...........2d 25
Cucumber pickles. Mrs GA Mason LIST so
Mrs H M Clipfell. ..................2d Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. e.-Returns
chow that in the First congressional
district Wright (Rep.) has defeated
Green (Dem.) by between 1900 and
1000 votes.
Returns clearly indicate that @. H.
Gillette (Rep.) has defeated E. H. Hall
dem. by $500 in the Second congress
sional district.
Returns from one'quarter OF the pre-
cincts in Boston show net loss OF 1900
for Russell CDem.). 1t is said here that
Cove (Rep.) has carried the Democratic
stronghold. II this 10 true Massachu-
setts has sent q solid delegation to the
next Congress.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. GA large
vote for an oh-year was polied Inspiring
field to-day. Fully 90 per cent OF the
ballots cast we're splits. Bradford, Rep,
ia probably defeated for state senator.
Five Republican representatives are
elected. County Treasurer Marsh,
DEM, is probably reelected, and the
remainder Of the state Republican
ticket goes through with big maiori-
". Greenhalge's plurality will be 90
600 in the city. State treasurer II. NJ.
Phillips is running way ahead OF his
ticket
The story Of the Massachusetts cleo
ton can be briefly told. Governor
Greenhalge is reelected by a majority
of moro than 10000. According to the
latest returns twelve out OF the thirteen
congressman are Republicans. The
state legislature is Republican in both
branches.
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IN COLORADO.
Tho Women ut tho Polls in Full Force
The Work They Did.

Tho Women ut tho Polls in Full Force.
The Work They Did.
DENVER, CoLo., Nov. GAIL day long
the private carriages Of the capitol hill
society leaders have been carrying
women voters to the polls. In many
cases the ladies, owing the turnouts,
with them to urge the voters to make
up their franchise. A very large ma
iority OF these, though not all, are nd.
yocates OF the Republican ticket and
their energy undoubtedly made the
many votes for McIntyre aud colleagues.
The society ladies are not, however,
the only ones who we're in attendance
at the polls to-day. Many house
wives have left firesides to-day to exert
their influence in bringing their less en-.
thusiastic sisters to the polls, and Is
urging upon them the important Issues
Of the election from their point'of view.
They represent all parties. the create.
number advocating the Candidates OF
the two prominent parties. Notwith-
standing the fact that the Prohibition
party has always laid claim to the
great majority Of women. the demon
stration shows that comparatively lew
Of the leading temperance workers voted
with that party.
The main question was whether or
not Governor Waite shall be reelected,
and whether legislature shall be
chosen that will return !. 0. Walcott to
the senate OF the United States. The
women generally took partisan stand,
and did very little scratching.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
oHAIlsMAN. FAULKNER

Dossu't Give % Yet, bat He VIII When
He Hears More About It-He Thinks
He Knows All About DOVener's Fec
ton.
wAsutseros, D. O., Nov. G-ssuator
Faulkner, chairman Of tho Democratic
congressional committee. made the fol-
lowing statement at midnight:
Indications seem TO poiat to a Re-
publican victory in the congressional
contest. However, the information /
have received does not justify me in
giving 40 the organization OF the house
by the Democrats, nor does my intor-
nation Justify me 10 giving up the cleo
ton oil NJ. Wilson. ] have men at
every doubtful point who will tele-
graph me as coon ~ the re-
turns are made. l have re-
ceiyed no word from any Of them and 1
am certain that the counts have not
been completed. We have won in the
Third and Fourth West Virginia dis
tricts, but the chairman OF the First dis
trict comedies the election OF Dovener,
Republican, by 1900 to 100. That dis
trict has undergone the most remark
able change ever known in
tho politics Of the country, due
TO great extent to the A. P. A..
and partly to the manufacturing inter-
ests. 1t Is supposed that Cummings is
defeated by IA votes in New York City,
but that is not sure. ] understand that
our friends In Michigan admit TINT the
Republicans have carried the state, and
all but two members OF Congress. We
have heard nothing authentic from Wis.
consin. Tarsney's election in Missouri
seems TO be In doubt.
The A. P. A. has been active against
him. In the south know OF no Losses,
but several gains including the seat now
held by Murray (colored Rep Of South
Carolina. There seems to be no posSl-
bility Of loss Of more than one district
in Virginia. II the reports OF the Asso-
ciated Press are correct it will be
impossible for the Democrats TO organ
ize the house. The Republicans are
claiming everything, but l pay little at
.ention 10 their claims. We expect to
receive kilograms from every Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress, and then
will have something definite on which
10 base an estimate"
Senator Faulkner declined to express
an opinion of the causes which brought
about increased Republican majorisies.
The Democratic headquarters were de-
serted at midnight
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BRooKLYN ELECTION.
How tho Voting was pone-Boss McKane's
Old Precinct.

How tho Voting was Dono-Boss Mehane's
Old Precinct.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 6.-Brooklyn's
election day was quiet one. That
does not mean that 1t was not busy
election. There was probably never a
greater activity among voters Of the city
to got their ballots into tho box. The
constitutional amendments caused in
tolerable delays in almost every election
district in the city. The voters were in
the polla waiting for them TO open and
when the polls closed there were many
citizens in line vino did not have an OPP
portunity TO cast their ballots. There
was little for the police to do and few
arrests for illegal voting were made.
The Gravesend election OF last year
evidently had most wholesome effect.
In many cases the whole set OF consti.
tutionaI amendments ballots were cast
aside by voters who got tired OF being
sent back into the booths to get things
Slaughtered out. The vote was "a full
AZ possible under the circumstances.
Pastors were not generally used except
in some OF the wards where there Is a
large illiterate population.
The board Of election returns were
called upon to settle several knotty
points.
The "empire Democracy's" ballots
caused much confusion. The police ar
rangements were satisfactory in the
main
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
CHICAGO.
Cook County Republicans Sweep Every.
thing,

Cook County Republicans Sweep Every
thing.
CHICAGO, Nov. Cat s:25 the indica-
tons are that Cook county. which In
cludcs the city, will give an average Re-
publican majority Of 5000 to 10000
The work of counting votes in the vsri'
Gus psecincts was very slow.
The vote throughout the city was
very heavy and as the excitement ran
high, fights at the polls were Of frequent
occurrence. The most serious row took
place ia the seventeenth precinct OF
the Thirty.fourth ward where E NJ.
Dickson, Republican, challenger, was
knocked down, kicked and jumped on.
He was carried to his home and the
physicians in attendance declared that
be conld not survive.
Another serious fight occurred in 1lli'
nois street thfs afternoon when Alder
man Currier, q prominent Republican
leader, was assaulted and seriously injured.
A ward heller named Harvey struck the
alderman over the head with club and
a small riot followed. 4 large detail OF
police charged the mob and arrested
Harvey and three other men. Currier
will probably recover, aud although
half dozen men were hurt their injuries
were not dangerous.
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Morton By $4,000. Strong 5000. and
that God Il running even with the
lis district. out Of sac dIs.riet. out,
aide Of New York and Kings give Hill
1883, Morton 1854. Wheeler 2sS.
Same districts in 81 gave Hover L, BIZ,
Returns 20 far received show that
God IL elected by ut least 1900
400 districts out OF 1,14l gave Hill
$3.50, Morton LILO, Wheeler 6,2l4.
800 districts out OF 1,l4l gave Grant
42,i66, Strong 6s,99z.
Morton's plurality In Brooklyn est.
mated at 1000. Hilps plurality In New
York not over 5000. The indications
are that Morton will 60 up TO the city
lines with 10000 plurality.
Mr.. Grant At 1915 entered tho room at
police headquarters where Mr.. Strong
was receiving returns and congratulated
him on his acknowledged victory. Nj
Strong thanked him. President Martin,
OF the police board, Gays TAmmany has
abandoned hope Of carrying single
officA
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MANYLAND.

Republicans Gaia Two conEr"ssmsn.
Protection Democrats Cut coWsn.
BAurIxonE, Nm. Nov. 6-The wealth.
er was hns throughout the state and
the vote unusually heavy for an OF
year. The central point Of interest in
baltimore was the Fourth Congress
ionaI district (Raynors). For weeks a
battle royal has been waGOd in this die.
tricL john K. Cowen. the Democratic
candidate, is an outspoken free trader.
His opponent Robert H. Smith. Is IN
equally enthusiastic protectionist. AT
S:4O D. M. tho indications are that not
outstanding considerable cutting
Cowen is elected by q good majority.
The indications also point strongly to
the election Of Charles Z. Coffin. Repuo-
lican, in the Fifth district, now repre-
sented by o Democrat
In the Sixth district, George L Wei,
lington, Republican. is probably elected
BY 600 or 500. :,
Advlces from the other congressional
districts are meager, but show large he-
publican gains.
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ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
An Unprecedented viotory-Great. Enthu.
siasm Prevails.

An Unprecedented victory-Great. Enthu-
siasm Prevails.
PIrrsBuRGu, Pa, Nov. 6.-From
meagre returns this evening it is evil
dent that the Republicans have carried
Allegheny county by 5000 plurality.
All over the county. heavy vote was
polled and this evening the streets are
crowded with bowling, hooting mob
Of jolliders, making tho night hideous
with tin horns and cow.bells. Tho
bulletin boards are surrounded with
anxious people interested specially in
the returns from New York state and
Wilson district.
Returns from precincts show the re-
election Of Congressman w. a. Stone
and John Dalzell, from the Twenty
third and Twenty.second districts, re-
spectively, by increased maJorities.
all OF the Republican candidates for the
legislature have been elected with tho
exception Of John Kearns, Democratic
nominee in the Fourth district, who Ia
undoubtedly reelected. Returns from
the Twenty.fourth congressional district
arc very nisagre, ba. it is evident from
figures al hand that Z. F. Acheson, the
Republican candidate, has defeated W.
A. sipe, the present incumbent, though
the result will be close.
Returns up to 10 o'clock tonight in
dictate that the Republicans have car
ried the county on the state ticket by
$1,000 majority, an increase of 1900
over last state election. :,
In tho Twenty-aecond Congressional
district, Dalzell, Republican, has been
reelected by al increasing MAJ ortty and
in the Twenty.third district Stone, Re-
publican, has been reelected. Meagro
returns from the Twenty-fourth district
indicate tho defeat OF Democrat, the
present incum bent, by close vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

LAFAYETTE, IND, Now 6.-The most
notable feature OF tho election in this
city to-day was tho appearance OF Mrs.
HoIon N. Cougar Mt ward voting pre-.
cinct demanding tho privilege of sui.
frnNe.
This is test vote for a case to be
carried to tho supreme court OF tho
state under instruction, Of the state sui.
iragc association.
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Pennsylvania
Modest Contribution Is only Quarter OF n
Million Plurality.

Modest Contribution Is oaiy a Quarter Of n
Million Plurality.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. cit is esti-
mated that the Republican plurality in
Pennsylvania will reach $4,000.
PnilApEtpuIA. Pa, Nov. 6.-Ninth
ward complete. Hastings LIS, Singer.
ly 437.
Same ward in 1892 gave Harrison
1,l25, Cleveland $3.50.
Butler county, Pennsylvania-Hast-
ipss' plurality $500, Republican gain
compared with 1892 OF l,442; Phillips
for Congress 2,40O plurality. Douthett
and Moore, Republicans for assembly
$500 plurality.
Bradford county-Hastings' plurality
1880, Republican gain 24s; Wright for
Congress 1850 plurality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
A DMAloolsArlc TRICK

To Get Republican Votes Away From
Parkersburg-uow 1T Was Worked.
SPECIAL Dispateh TO Me Intelii0cncer.
PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, Nov. GA
most disreputable attempt WAS made
last night by the Democrats here to de.
port between forty and fifty negroes
over into Ohio at Marietta. An oil
man named George Wyvel, assisted, i!
is said, by Myer NewberSer, Senator
Camden's secretary, gathered up the
colored men aud had them ut the train.
The plan was discovered aud partly
frustrated, but fifteen OF the men were
taken to Marietta. Most Of them were
gotten back to Parkersburg to-day in
time to vote. The colored men guy they
were given whisky and offered other III
ducements. Wyvel's plea was that he
had some horses at Marietta he wanted
brought here. Respectable Democrats,
as we'll as Republicans, condemn the
attem pted fraud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
IN CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Nov. Glowing
to last nights storm returns from the
small towns throughout tho state are
coming In very slowly and in many in
stances it Is doubtful II the vote will be
in before tomorrow night. Returns
from the towns thus far heard from
show but slight Republican gains and q
large falling of in the vote in the coun'
try districts. It is evident that tho
fight will DO very close and 1t is doubt
full II there will be- an election by tho
people.
show Republican majority Of $50. In
the same towns last year tho Republi'
can majority was only 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
rnn NEw coNanEss.
An Estimate OF It's COMPREHENSIVE
Republican Majority.

Republican Majority.
wAsurxoTox. D. C., Nov. GA, mid.
NIGHT Secretary Mckee. of the ke9ue.
lican Congressional comaistee, gave os;
the following estimate OF kepuuucaa
convresslncn elected as far a. tcir1
tom; Alabama, .; California, 9 Cor.
orado. /; Connecticut, 4; Delaware, /,
idaho. /; Indiana, 5; lla5.,
ls; Iowa. > IL; kansas Kansas 5;
Kentucky, 5; Louisiana, );
Maine, i; Maryland, .; Massachusetts,
Is: Michigan, u; Minnesota, 3; N...
souri,, 4; Montana, !; Nebraska, . Ne.
yada. 1: New Hampshire. .; New Ir,.
sew. &: New York, 20; North C4rouua,
3: North Dakota, l; OHIO, l7;0re.ur, :;
Pennsylvania, "a; Rhode Island, =;
South Carolina, l.; South paSo.l. :;
Tennessee, 5; Vermont, ,; Niptaia. j;
Washington, 2; West Virginia, ), per.
haps4; Wisconsin, S; Wyoming, !.
The New York estimate does no, in.
clude Brooklyn. The total claimed ny
tho Republicans 10 2tS
NEW YoRE, Now I'll a. m.-Eciafns
received by the Associated Press w to
this hour show that the next house u
representatives will DO Republican
Tho returns now show gam iorla
Republicans of58. These gains ace l,.
tri6uted as follows:
West Virginia, 8; New YOr;, 70;
MASSACHUSETTS, 4; Maryland, 5; Ken.
lucky, 2; Pennsylvania, D; lIiieo.., s.
New Jersey, s; Connecticut, 5; Kansas
/; Ohio, o; Indiana, !; North Carolina,
/: Rhode island, .; Michigan, 8; Coo.
RADIO, l; Wisconsin, !. Total, 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
THE rIGER,A CLAMs
Clipped For CODA severe Blow to d
CORRUPT Democratic Organization.

Clipped For Good-A Severe Blow TO the
Corrupt Democratic Organization.
NEw YoRK, Nov 6-Tammany is de-
feated. The nominal majority Of co..
900 usually polIed by that organization
in New York city has been obIiterated
and an opposition. non.partisan
majority Of 10000 to $1,000 has
been piled up. making the net
opposition gain more than 100000.
Never since 1871, the year In which the
revelations concerning the operations
Of Tweed were made, has there been
such an opposition arrayed against
Tammany, aud the returns tonight
show that a severe blow has beon
struck at.the foundation OF the most
powerful local political organization
in the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
Harrison Voted Straight.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Nov. e.-Ex-
President Benjamin Harrison sauntered
leisurely down to his voting precinct in
the Second ward this forenoon and took
mis- place in the chute. Pending his
approach to the ballot box, he chatted
with those about him. From his short
stay in the stall. the inference Is drawn
that he did little or no scratching.
Full returns from any one congres-
sional district have not been received
here. Indications point to an over
whelming Republican triumph in the
state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, N. H.. Now e-Roturns
from New Hampshire wero never more
tardy, but those received show Republic
can majoritiea. Less than one.quarser
of the state has been reported but the
returns at hand indicate that Busiel
will have at least 5000 lead over Kent.
The election OF two Republican congress:
men is conceded and the legislature will
be Republican by probably rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
IN NEW JERSEY.
Republicans Claim Evorything-we Gair
az. s. Senator.

Republicans Claim Evorything-we Gain
az. S. Senator.
JERSEY Cry, N. J., Nov. 6.-The vote
in New Jersey was light. The polls
closed at Z o'clock. Returns Of tho total
vote polled show the heaviest voting in
Republican districts. Tho greatest fall
ing of has been in tho Democratic dis
tricts. Republicans claim six OF the
eight Congressman. The Democrats
concede FIVE TO the Republicans and
claim the other three. No estimate on
the assembly can be made as yet. The
new System OF voting for assemblymen,
by counties instead OF districts render
this impossible.
Tho Republicans claim q two'third
majority in the assembly, and election
OF Republican 10 succeed John K.
McPherson rs United States senator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Fltth consrci.
sional district Virginia elected swanson
First Georgia congressional di-,tic.
elects Lester (Dem.).
Second Georgia congressional district
elects Russell (Dem.).
Third Georgia district elects Crisp
Eleventh Georgia congressional dis.
trict elects Turner (Dem.).
Fourth Alabama congressional district
elects CASTOR A. Robbins (Dem..
sixth Georgia district elects Bartlett
(Dem.).
First Alabama district elects Clark
(bem,).
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
GLORIOUS ONO
Breaks Her Record-A Creator Majority
Than Ever Before.

Breaks Her Record-A Greater Majority
Than Ever Before.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 6-ohio has broken
her record on Republican pluralities.
The largest plurality heretofore was
when John Brough. Republican for
governor in 1868, had 100000 over
Clement L. Vallaadingham, Democrat.
the latter being exiled at the time In
Canada
Last year Governor Mckinley carried
tho state by over $4,000.
The Democrats concede Eve Republi-
cans have made large gains over the Nc
Kinley vote OF last year. and possibly,
beaten the Brough high water mark OF
1853. On the basis Of the state vote the
Republicans claim seventeen OF the
twenty-one Congressman. the present
Ohio delegation in Congress consisting
Of eleven Democrats and ten Repueli-
cans,
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Faulkner Dying Hard.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Go r. M.-Chair.
man Faulkner. of the Democratic Con.
gressional committee. claims that tho
Democrats have carried tho next House.
Hc says there were no losses in the
south which tho committee has not
already conceded. However, il it was
truo that tho Republicans had secured
four out OF the Eve in Brooklyn, and all
III Massachusetts, it places ditIe rent
aspect on tho case
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
DID WELL BY HIM.
The Remark Hill Made when Hei Found
All Hope Gone.

All Hope Gone.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. Ca notable
gathering OF politicians sat in the exc
cutiye chamber tonight and read the
returns furnished by the Associated
Press. Senator Hill arrived at 7 o'clock.
He was accompanied by private secre-
tary and Colonel McEvan, Colonel Will
Jams, the governors private secretary.
came next. Already batch Of Associa-
ted Press bulletins were on Senator
Hills desk. New York county has been
sending in returns since six o'clock and
they were not of most favorable ma.
ture. At7:S0 o'clock all hope OF saving
the state was given up BY those who had
thus far arrived. It was even feared
that New York city might 20 Republic
can and IL was conceded that Hill could
not carry the city but by q few thou
sand votes.
Governor Flower arrived at tho ex-
ecutive chamber at 7:45. He was shown
the Associated Press dispatches and at
once gave up all hope OF saving tho
state with the aid OF New York City.
He said it seemed as il a great tidal
wave had struck the metropolis. lie
did not know but that it had been
brought about by tho police inve stiga'
ton. He said that he felt that the
wave was coming when he was In Now
York this morning. He had hopes that
the upstate districts would fall to sena-
tor Hin,
All the time Senator Hill said not
word, but read tho Associated Press rc-
turns and consulted manual contain
ing the votes OF former years. AS the
county returns from up the state ar
rived, he shook his head and said:
swell, they did pretty well by me-" To
tho consoIing remarks OF friends, he
made no reply except to smile.
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wrLM1xaroS, DEL. Nov. 7.-2a. H.
Returns at this hour, indicate that the
Republicans have carried the state by
500 majority.
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KANSAS.

Tho State Redeemed by Sweep by the
Republicans.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Dsvid ovefmeyer,
Democratic candidate Tor governor In
Kansas, wires the Associated Press
as follows, at 1880 a. M: lndica;;
lions point to tho election oil
Morrell aud tho Republican ticket by
good majorities. Suffrage probably de.
ieated. Republicans will carry all but
two congressional districts, the Sixth
and Seventh being in doubt.
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MIIhnsl,nrre.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 6.-Resurns
from 142 districts out OF 200 show Re'
publican gain OF 700. The Republicans
will elect their congressman, Leiscn-
ring, by a plurality oil not less than
400. Tho Republicans also carry four
ont OF the six legislative districts.