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Horses, Carriages, &c.

A WELSH PONY. harness and two-seated surrey
with top and lamps on the side; brand new;
only been used hve or six times. children can
drive him; sold for the want Of Address
p q. box III Newburg, NJ Y.
A FINE family horse. harness and surrey: safe
10, lady to drive. 10 Delyedere St, near Broad
way, Brooklyn.
A GREAT BARGAIN-.Two young horses, $50,
Si5: trial allowed. PAINT STORE, 1OS cal
yer ST., Greenpoint
ACCOUNT OF Observation-Disclosures value, 4
superior, sound, young. chunky built horses:
$40 to $50. Call owners residence l97 Atlantic
ave-. Brooklyn, 1st fiat.
ACCOUNT OF BCSiNESS, sell nve horses. top
open wagons. harness: separate or together.
COACH, . horses harness good order; little
used; also new surrey; leaving city. 40 sump-
ter ST., Brooklyn.
EXPRESS WAGON and horses Tor sale very
cheap. Muller's Express 258 w. l4th st.
HORSE and wagon suitable for ice. coal or ex-
press business. Apply F. Barnett,61 Monroe st.
MUST SELL Immediately three business horses,
S25 to SIS; weeks trial given. los Freeman St.
Greenpoint
sTABLE-Handsome private stable. 100 East
32d ST.. lately occupied by Mr.. Frederick Geb
hard, Is offered Tor rent. Apply c. ii. JEWELL,
Cooper Union.
TO LET-Brick stable. soxsO stalls. dwelling at
tsched' 10 asth St, near 10Th aye will rent rent
, CO.. 52S West 3sth st.
TO LET--story brick stable; room so horses.
124-12s East 12lst sc
sls5-FAMILY coming to Europe: fine. light ex-
tension top eut-nnder family surrey used
front top phaeton. Inquire PRIVATE STABLE.
10 w. 44th st.
81, 4OO-For sale, ne enclosed van. l6x7, built
one year; one covered truck. with canvas sides.
senx sickaess PETER Err c8RRoL . aes 's Van
Brunt ST.. brooklyn.
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Business Bad at Bucnos Ayres.
By Associated PressJ

(By Associated Prers)
LONDON, May GA despatch to The
Times from Buenos Ayres says that
business is paralyzed. owing to the rise
In the gold premium and the falling off
in exports.
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Cigarette Ordinance.

CHICAGO. May 2a.-The Chicago City Council
last might by unanimous vote adopted a resolution
making hnc OF from $50 to 800 the penalty for
selling or offering for sale in Chicago any cigar
cite or cigar containing opium, morphine. glycer-
ine jimsonweed or beladonna.
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IN BROOKLYN PLAYHOUSES.
"On Probation" and 'Panjnndrum"
MT the Park and Columbia,

mt the Park and Columbia.
"On Probation" was given its first
performance in Brooklyn at the Park
Theatre last evening. William II. Crane
in the character of Jonathan Silsbee. a
wealthy Chicagoan, whose flirtations
get him into all sorts of trouble, did
good work and was rewarded with sew
eral outbursts of merited applause. The
company included Boyd Putnam, Joseph
Wheelock. ir., Harry Braham, George
Backus, Gladys Wallis, Amy Busby,
Anne ONeil and Ida Burrows.
Brother John" is underlined for Friday
night.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
"Panjandrum' was given by De Wolf
Hopper and his clever associates on
the stage of the Columbia Theatre last
night. All the favorite songs were sung
excellent, Mr.. Hopper. his wife, Edna
Wallace Hopper, Samuel Reed, Alfred
Klein, Marian Singer and others were
literally applauded, and Ida ,Fuller's
dancing was also encored. The Column
bia will close on Saturday night
THE AMPHIoN.
Edward Harrigan, last night began
"The Mulligan Guards Bali" MIR.
Harrigan, Mrs. feamans, johnny Wild,
Harry Fisher and the others of the
cast succeeded in arousing many laughs
and Dave Braham's songs were never
done better. THE Mulligan Guards 8
Ball" will hold the boards until Wednes-
day. The balance of the week will be
devoted to a revival of "McSorley's In
fiation."
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Edgar Selden's farce. "A Scandal in
High Life" was presented at the
Grand Opera-House last night by a COM
pany, which included James r. Kelly,
Joseph Coyne, o. NJ. Scott. Annie San
ford and score of others. The spe-
cialties. OF which there are number,
were pleasing.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
DR.. w. =. Carver appeared before a
large audience at the Novelty Theatre
last night, the vehicle being THE
Scout" The piece abounds in thrilling
situations, which were well carried out
by a company of Indians, cowboys and
others. In one scene a bridge broke,
throwing horse thirty feet into a tank
of water.
STAR THEATRE.
1.-The Planters WIFE" with Harry
| Lacy in the chief part, was the offer
| Ing at the Star Theatre last night Mr.
Lacy was assisted by a capable COM
pany. and an even performance re-
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Armitage is about ready to win. He
has been steadily improving since the
meeting began, and Is ripe.
Cherry Blossom colt Is another Tenny
In that he always runs Just good enough
to keep people playing him.
Talk about luck" said DR.. Ring. the
famous inventor OF the injector. here
is a sample Of mine. At the Haggin sale
last year l picked out three colts and
prepared to bid at least $500 to get them.
Waltzer had bad leg, and I thought
he'd go cheap Hs leg had been kicked.
but Ii was nothing serious. l bid $500 on
him and let him go. My second choice
was the Sir Modred-Faux Pas colt, and
the third, and don't know yet whether
he Ia the best or worst of the trio
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Loans.

CONFIDENTIAL LOANS made furniture, &C.,
In sums 800 or less. Address Private. box 81
World
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world.
LADY living privately loans money on furniture
and pianos In and on storage receipts. IN
GERSOLL, 1918 Bedford ave. near De kaib ave-.
Brooklyn.
LOANS procured at short notice on furniture,
pianos. &c, without removal or inconv cnce;
strictly confidential repayable In easy Install
ments; lowest terms. j. +. Nrccand. broker,
room 3s Franklin Building. 1856 Rensen ST..
brooklyn.
LOANS furniture without removal; easy pay
ments; confidential. 375 Fulton St.. 26
Germania Bank Building, BroOklyn.
LOANS procured furniture pianos. &C., with
out removal or Inconvenience: repayable In
easy nstalments NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
LOAN CO.. room a. World Building.
LOANS procured on furniture In without re-
moval: easy weekly payments: confidential.
Private once. Metropolitan Building. 23d st. ard
Madison ave-. eth floor. rooms 23, "a
MONEY to loan furniture. pianos. &C.; lega;
interest: payments: business confidential
PATTEN CO., 26t4 Atlantic ave-. East New
York Bank Buidng. rooms and 8. Brooklyn
trance Pennsylvania ave
PRIVATE PARTY loans money on household
furniture without removal: strictly confidential
Address CONFIDENTIAL. box 367 World
THE GREATER NEW YORK LOAN Cobb
eral loans furniture. &c, in use: dealings
confidential. Mount Morris Bank building. 81
East l25th st.. room g.
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John ID. Maroney, Nice-President Law
shine, j. 7. Harrington and Michael
Garden will accompany the Massachu-
setts team, which will be due by the
Fan River line in the morning. Games
ing, horns blowing and two flags waving.
The teams will leave Irish American
cluh-r rooms, l79 Hudson street. at L.
NJ. for the grounds.
The steam yacht Namoose has been
iitted with noise-producer In place of
the ordinary steam whistle. such as
never before awakened echoes about this
or any other harbor. Its yawp is COM
hination OF the wall OF bowling dervish,
the shrek of baseball coaching tiend
and the yell OF the entire Wild West
combination in discordant chorus. This
din reproduced in II gradually ascending
and diminishing scale, and an llea can
he gained of the trump of doom that Is
rigged on the Namoose. Engineer He'll
brun is responsible for the weird and
ear-splitting peace-destroyer, and 1t is
worth the price of a circus admission to
see the hendsh grin of satisfaction that
, eliminates his couutenance as he seizes
the cord that turns ON the acoustic riot
There will he no mistaking the white
streak of marine-greased lightning while
she carries that "toot."
| Walter Van Santvoords sidewheel
! steam yacht Clermont-the yacht with
the two piazzas'-is about ready to leave
}
/ Bay Ridge. She has been thoroughly
overhauled and RENTED below and aioft
NJ. f. Sweeney, OF the Xavier Athletic
club. who IS the champion high jumper
OF the world, is training In the Clubs s
gymnasium for the games OF the New
Jersey A. C. tomorrow. Sweeney will
make an effort to break his present
record of 6 feet 3-S inches. William
O'Keefe and Andrew J. Walsh, who will
start In the three-mile run OF the N. J.
A. c. tomorrow, are also members OF
! the Navier. The Club members expect
their boys to be well up in the races.
The members OF the Raphael Athletic
Club Will have n cross-country run TO.
morrow. The start will be made at
o. clock from the clubhouse OF the Gut,
tenburg Athletic Club In Weehawken
and the. distance will be about three
miles and return.
A handsome solid silver bowl has beer
presented to Holy Cross Lyceum, Tn,
twelve games played in the bowling
tournament with the st. Jerome, Slater
Island and ST. Monica's Lyceum The
Holy Cross Lyceum scored 1883 points.
The handicap billiard tournament a.
the Xavier Athletic Clubs billiard par
lor is attended every evening by large
crowd
The friends OF Tommy Gilmartin. tn,
l%-pound boxer Of the Raphael Athleti,
Club, are Irying to arrange match fo
l him with Billy Welsh, the young 'JohI
, l." OF the Downtown Athletic Club,
The Figli DItalia Athletic Club hsl,
E n special meeting last night to compiet
Z arrangements for It's annual excursion
I 20. morrow to Idlewild Grove. The Ciul
has membership Of eighty.
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HUBER's MUSEUM.

The bill this week in both the curio
hall and theatre OF Huber's Museum is
one OF the best offered this season. Prof.
Peats performing monkeys. Weiton's
cats that ride bicycles. jump through
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EXCISE LICENsE-Any person having license for
salo or closing saloon address p. c., 237 L. 35th
FIRST CLASS corner liquor store, with billiard
and pool parlOrs. for sale For particulars call
on premises $3.50 Sth ave-, southeast corner
l3Bth ST.
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HONEST reliable young man. with 81, 900 cash,
secured. can have entire management OF big
paying enterprise. FELLOWS. $50 Broadway.
room 2S9.
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LADY living privately loans money furniture
and pianos in and storage receipts. IN
! GERSOLL. lOlS Bedford ave. near De kaib ave-,
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CONFFCTIONERY and Ice cream saloon, noy
doing fine business; 10 years established; ali
kinds OF machinery for manufacturing: gas en-
gine: owner wi'hes to retire. T. J. E., box 537
World, BROOKLYN.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY for a young German to
open barber shop; and growing neghbor-
hood. p. o. box 1856 Station W., Brooklyn.
FOR RENT FOR THE SEASON-Cigar andj
newsstand In Ocean House. Newport r. I.j
First class man only need apply by letter t0l
WARREN F. LELAND, Holland House, 5th|
ave. and both st.
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FOR SALE or take partner: fine beer saloon;
good business location. S26 broadway, 12th
ST.. basement.
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A FIRST-CLASS COOK partner, with some
money. to open a restaurant in some good To-
caiity. Address CASH, box l44 World
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CANDY STAND. pleasure resort In New York:
90 900 congregate Sundays and holidays: SIS
month; half seasons rent made Memorial Day.
STERN, s27 Sd ave, $50 to II A. NJ. and 7.30 to
p. NJ. Tuesday.
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The popular vaudeville features OF the
Eden Musee will close for the Summer
on Thursday evening OF this week. I'm
til September the airy concert hail will
be rendered attractive by the Royal
Gypsy Band. which will furnish a varied
programme OF about three hours dura-
tion each afternoon and evening. Qua
trelli. the tuggler: Lolo Yberri, In her
the English ballad singer, and Paulo and
Dika. the French duettists and sketch
artists. constitute the attractions for
this week
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PATENT TELEPHONE INDICATOR co.
offers exceptional opportunity TO investors in
cities having 100 more telephones to engage in
high-class permanent and lucrative business;
900 to IS, 900 required; properly handled II will
bring In nve times the amount per year. Call or
address 10 West 23d ST.. New York. or 1917 Ma
sonic Temple. Chicago.
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Business Opportunities.
| BUY FOR CASH

any Wholesale md retail store or merchandIse:
city country. HACKER, 1856 East 93d st.
SACRIFICE-Real estate Office for less than
cost Of furnishing; established nine years. Call
Brooklyn.
A.-WANTED TO BUY for spot cash merchan.
disc Of all kinds: amount no object. Call or
dress FRIEDMAN, Ss Walker st.
ASTONISHING PRICES paid for stores. any
stocks. furniture. contents Of houses Cash. 10
johnson st. BROOKLYN
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A LOAN $3.50 WANTED: unexceptionable security
| deposited; $50 paid for accommodation until
| July. SEWARD. box 24o World. uptown.
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NOVELTY THEATRE.
STAR THEATRE.

''The Planters Wife," with Harry
Lacy in the chief part was the offer
Ing at the Star Theatre last night. Mr..
Lacy was assisted by a capable COM
pany, and an even performance re-
ch
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
THUGS AL The PoLLs.
shots Fired in an Attempt TO steal =
Ballot Fox In Chicago.

shots Fired in an Attempt TO steal
Ballot Fox In Chicago.
CmcAao, Nov s-As the result OF
an effort TO get possession OF the ballot
box in the Ninth precinct OF the
Twenty third ward at 1850 o'clock this
morning three persons were wounded
by bullets, one of them perhaps fatal
~ They arc: Gus Coloander, judge OF
election, shot through the stomach,
probably fatal; Nick Michaels, police
man on duty at the polls, shot in the
leg, not serious; j. + Walters, clerk
Of election, wounded in the arm, not
serious
Two masked men, followed by a
gang OF dozen heelers, entered the
polling-place at No, III Oak street
while the Judges and clerks were en-
gagged in counting the ballots about
1880 o'clock this morning. The two
men in the lead had handSerchiefs
over their faces officer Nick Mi
chneles advanced toward the two men
and ordered them out of the place.
They pushed past him and demanded
OF the judges and clerks the ballot
box. Gus Coleander, the republican
challenger, replied: Not on your
life" The men then drew revolvers
and began promiscuous firing, which
terrified the judges and the clerks and
led to n general stampede.
As soon ms the men in the lead be-
gan to shoot the heelers pushed in, and
il is said some OF them drew rcvolvcrs
and also began TO shoot. The judges
and clerks rs soon as they had re-
covered from their fright rushed out
OF the polling place. with the excep-
tion Of the men who had been shot, and
the crowd about the polling place
rushed in every direction.
The ballot-box had several bullet
holes in IL and several bullets had
lodged in the walls of the room. The
raiding party became frightened and
escaped, leaving the box behind
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be held tais morning in the Russian
church. All members of the royal
family will be present.
The Dead Monarch.
Alexander Ill, emperor OF Russia was the
second son OF Alexander H. lie was born
March 10 isiA The death OF his older brother
Nicholas left him czarowitz. or heir apparent
20 the throne. In 1896 he married the Danish
Princess pagmar, sister OF the princess OF
Wales, Their first child Nicholas Alexandra
witch. who Will be- the next ear was born May
~ 1903 When the nilhilists killed Alexander
IL IN 1881 the Russian monarchy was SO severe
~ shaken that no attempt was made 10 celebrate
the coronation Of the new emperor In 1888.
however Alexander III was crowned az Mos
COW with ceremonies, the splendor OF which
will never be forgotten.
Frequent attempts were made on Alexandcr's
life the most serious being that Of April 1851.
when he was fred al by an army officer ~
Gatschina. Although the pistol was dis
charged az close quarters, the car escaped un
injured The would-bo assassin was arrested.
ana his examination led 20 tho discovery Of Il
plot, duplicating over 500 persons a little
later military plot 20 kin Alexander was ais
covered In the Caucasus ana as Il
result over 100 army officers we're ar
rested Tho chief conspirator proved
TO bo a stan oniccr who had served more than
thirty-hvc years and whose breast was covered
with decorations. The last years Of The ears
life were real burden Frequently ne awoke
IA the morning and found daggcrs or pistols
lying on his pillow. once skull and cross
bones were drawn In chalk on the headboard
Of HIS bed Although his entire encourage was
changed several times these CHASTITY warnings
never failed 20 appear The strain finally
proved too great, and after severe trial OF
thirteen years the ears nervous system sue
cumbed TO tho secret lntimidations OF his enc
mics
Politically tho czar was renctlonAry He be-
lioved In the principles OF autocracy. and carly
In life joined the Pan-Siavist party whose
motto Is Russia for Russians" Ho antago-
sized Germany and formed an alliance with
France, The darkest blot IN his history was
his persecution Of the Jews. thousands OF
whom we're deprived Of their property and
forced 20 emigrate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10

work OF a Bungiing ExecutIoner In In
dian Territory.


dian Territory.
Sor,rH McALKsrER, !. T., Nov. t.
Silas Lewis, the condemned Choctaw
murderer. was shot at Wilburton at
10 o'clock Monday morning by Sheriff
Pursley. The bullet from the sheritf's
Winchester missed the condemned
mans heart by an inch, passing
through his body, and he had To DO
strangled 10 end his sufferings-
Sheriff Pursley anticipated trouble,
having Just before the execution re-
ceived a telegram from Lewis friends
threatening vengeance, and had over
100 heavily armed men at the scene.
Arrived at the place of execution.
Lewis offered up prayer, following
Il with n short talk He then pulled on
his cont. vest and boots and the sheriff
painted cross over his heart. Lewis
then sat down and was blindfolded.
and while two men held his hands
the sheriff retraced his steps feet and
fired. The bullet went through the
murderer's body. but had missed its
mark, and Lewis. throwing back his
head, sank grooming TO the ground.
the blood squirting from the wound.
To end the horrible work the sheriff
was finally compelled TO take hold OF
the mans nose and smother him to
death. lie lived thirty minutes after
being shot
Twenty-sik Of the Indians are under
indictment for the same murder for
which Lewis was executed When
they come 10 trial trouble is antici-
pated. a. their sympathizers are
aroused. Lewis was 81 years old. lie
had been given frequent chances To
escape, because of the sheriff's dread
OF carrying out the law, but refused To
take advantage OF them.
During the political troubles OF 1872 between
the Jones and Jackson parties and right on
the heels OF the election In which Jackson was
defeated by what his party declared fraudu-
lent means. four Jones men were murdered IN
Gaines county By Jackson men who were led
by Lewis and others 1t had been determined
to assassinate the leading Jones men in every
county in the nation. and men were appointed
10 carry out the plans, but failed TO act Ia
every county except Gaines
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ELECTION RETuRNs.
Republicans VIII Control the Next House
I'm II Defeated in New York.

Republicans VIII Control the Next House
IIin u Defeated in New York.
The result of the election on Tues
day is landslide for the republicans.
who claim from the returns good
working majority in congress, having
elected 2ls members OF the lower house.
Levi L. Morton has defeated Senator
David y, Hill for governor OF New
York, ais plurality being estimated az
10000 Congressman Wilson, author
Of the original Wilson tariff law. has
probably been defeated for reelection
In West Virginia by "A small majority.
Gov. Waite, the populist executive of
Colorado. has also been defeated
by his republican rival w. &.
Ovens who defeated Col. BreclSin-
ridge for the democratic congressional
nomination in the Seventh Kentucky
district, was knitted by the friends Of
Breckenridge, and "A republican was
elected. Illinois gives 20. 900 republican
majority for the state ticket; Indiana.
$4,000; Ohio. i25,OOO-thc largest ever
given; Michigan, 10000; Wisconsin.
B5, 900; Iowa. $4,000 Nebraska elects
fusion pop dem. governor by MA
jority OF s. O00
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THE ELECTIONS.
Thoy Afford Much Comfort TO Men
of Republican Proclivities.
They Claim TO Have Elected $50 Mem
beers OF the Next Bouso-Hiil Defeated
In New York-wiison Loses Iiis
seat In Congress.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S-Reports re-
ceivcd up TO o o'clock Wednesday night
indicate that the next senate will have
30 democrats, Al republicans and pop
ulists, while the attitude of the sue
cessor 20 Senator Harris, of Tennessee,
fl still in doubt. In this classitica-
ton Senators Stewart and Jones, OF
Nevada, who were elected by the
republicans but have announced
their separation from that party,
and Gov. Tillman, who will doubtless
be elected by the so-called independent
democrats of the South Carolina legis-
iature, are placed in the populist coll
umn. Tillman will probably vote
with the democrats on organization
and Stewart and Jones, of Nevada, and
PETER with the republicans This
would throw the balance OF power
into tho hands of the populists.
standing OF tho House.
The following table shows the po-
ltical division OF the various state
delegations In the Fifty-fourth con
gress, as reported az 8 a. m, and the
gains in each
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Late returns from New Hampshire
give the republican state ticket 10000
plurality. The Legislature is repub-
lican.
The probabilities are that Newlands
(silver) for congress has been elected
In Nevada. The result for governor is
In doubt
The election of fusion Legislature
is indicated by the returns from North
Carolina. The judiciary is probably
democratic.
A solid democratic delegation has
been sent 10 congress from South Caro-
lima. Evans (dem.) defeats Pope lind
for governor
Senator Jones. Congressmen-E Elect
McRae and Terry say the majority for
the democratic congressional candi-
dates In Arkansas will be about %, 900.
In Wyoming the indications are that
Mindell rep for congress has been
successful. The legislature will elect
two republican United States sena.
tors.
In Connecticut Coffin (rep.l for gov
ernor has II, 600 majority. All four re-
publican congressman are elected.
The legislature is overwhelmingly re-
publican.
Delaware republicans elect the gov
ernor and congressman. The legisla-
ture win be republican, which insures
a republican successor TO United States
Senator Higgins
Partial returns from New Mexico in
dicate the election OF T. b Catron
/ -. 10 L. -l.t
still in doubt, with chances favorable
for a republican majority
The new republican congress will
be called upon 10 unseat John w Mad
dox, OF the seventh, and j. C. C. Black.
of the Tenth Georgia districts. All
the other democratic congressman
hold their seats beyond question.
Returns from the major portion Of
Oklahoma territory make il positive
that Flynn rep delegate to congress.
will have fully 5000 majority The
territorial Legislature will be very
close, with the balance OF power in
both houses in the hands OF the popu-
lists.
The Kolbites in Alabama are jubi-
liant over the republican victory and
will establish separate legislature
next month 10 nominate a senator who
will contest the seat with John 4. Nor
gan, who will be nominated by the
democrats
The vote OF Massachusetts,, with the
towns Of Boyleton and Goshold miss
ing, gives Greenhalge rep 1873, 026;
Russell, 123. 93s; Richardson, s,129
Greenhnlge's plurality. 64,0ss. Repub-
licans elect twelve out of thirteen con-
gressmen. The legislature IS over
whelmingly republican.
In the state OF Washington the next
Legislature will be republican by at
least 20 on joint ballot, insuring n re-
publican United States senator to sue
ceed John ). Allen. The populist vote
throughout the state leads the demo-
cratic by several thousand. Doolittle
and Hyde (reps.) for congress- are
elected by pluralities of not less than
10, 900.