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from decisive districts show Repubii-
-an ca.rs
MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 5.-Tbe
weather today throughout the state
was clear and warm, but the indica-
ssors are that not more than half the
registered vote was polled. From re-
ports received up to this hour, II Is. Is
estimated the Democratic majority WIZ
he from 1000 to $4,000. The Pepulists
did not receive more than 10 per CEN en-
OF the total vcte cast. In TINS cilS o5s
1,o+es we're polie6, being less than hair
the registered votes. Burkett, Popu-
list candidate for governor. got four
teen of this number, and the remain
der went TO NcLaurin, the Democratic
candidate. eoo
The campaign Just closed was on free
oliver as against the gold stanoard,
end the result is a complete victory lef
+he free silvefites.
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Advertiser ScoIds.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Morning
Advertiser tomorrow will say editorl-
ally:
Although the figures of the Tammany
vote show that the organization pos
sessed greater strength than had been
generally supposed, the success OF the
Tammany ticket is no surprise to cltl-
zens who have intelligently observed
the progress of events.
The triumph of Tammany is due first
of all and above all to the blunders,
the apathy and the incapacity of its
opponents.
Another and the most humiliatins
of all the causes of fusion defeat. was
the betrayal of the reform by some OF
the men who are bound by every con-
sideration of honor and patriotism to
support the union ticket.
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For REPRESENTATIVES..

First Dtstrict-Charles Kelly Cd: VIM
H. Gibbs (R).
Second lDistrict-Joseph 'Morson CD.
J. NJ. Bernhisel Cd, p. NJ. Vaughan (D),
Samuel Holt (R).
Third Distr;ct-AquilIa Nebeker CD,
Wesley K: Walton (R)-
Flourth District-James Armstrong CD.
CD, VIM. Mckay Cd, a. S Condor CR).
n J: Harris (R), N. j. Stevens (HO, Lee
Curtis CR).
ns FIN Pistgict o57 R Fry CD,
Sixth DistrictER. E. Egan CD, H: w.
Haight R).
seventh Bistr:ct-E. A. Wall Cd. E. j.
RaddatZ (R).
Eighth District-D. r. Allen O), Ru-
lon 8. Wells CD. John H. Murphy CD,
Eeber Bennion CD, Henry Wallace 3D.
z. W. Penrose CD, Orrin P. Miller 3D.
Chas. j. Pense %, Joseph 2: Taylor %.
W Morrison (R), w. ?. Nebeker (R),
George L. Nye CR), J. F. Snedaker (R),
A. V. Taylor CR). w. w. Wilson (R),
Ninth D:str:ct-CalEs Cd, Geo. Beard
CR).
Teeth District. r Murdoch Cd,
Orson Hicken (R).
Hyrum Lennon Cd. a. o. Smoot Cd,
NJ Nelson Cd. Grant Simons CR). James
Thorne (R), Frank Brighurst (R), Jno.
c. Graham (R).
Twelfth D;strict-Wm. Gibson CD, Geo
Adams (R).
Thirteenth District-Edward Pike CD.
Fourteenth District-P H Madsen CD,
N C. sorensen CD. John Lowry ST. (FO,
Peter Thompson (R).
Fifteenth District-John Hood Cd, j.
Y. Ferguson R).
sixteenth District-Wm. Howard 3D.
'S seventeenth D.strict-o. ". Warner
3D. Jno. H. Shaffer (R).
Eighteenth District-W. H. Seegmil-
Ter Cd. James Bolitho (Rl.
Nineteenth District-Wm. A. Ray Cd
Orville Thompson NO.
Twentieth Districts. N Slaughter
! CD, Presley Denny (R).
Twenty-tirst District-J. H. Fullmel
| (Dl. Chas. Morrill, CR).
Twenty-second District-W. z. Robi
son CD, o. W. Allen CRl.
Twenty-third District-Jchn Houston
! O), Thos. Lebey (R).
Twenty-fourth District-G. w. Middle
! ton Cd, Z. L. Clark CR).
| Twenty-fifth District-JameS Andru!
| Cd. McMullin (0.
Twenty-sixth District-W. T Stewar
I O). Robinson (R).
Y Twenty-seventh District-A. P. Soren
/ son CD, Platt D. Lyman (R).
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6-Scattering re-
turns received up to ! o'clock includ-
ing the city and county, give Hardin
majority of LOO. These returns
come from officials in every county in
the state. Four years ago in the race
foa governor the Democratic majority
was 2S.OS1. and some idea of the pres
fact that the Republicans made the
following gains in counties remotely
situated: Affair." PAS; Allen. 473; Mer-
Ger. 2S6: Madison, 293; Breckenridge,
$40; Boyd, 56S; Cumberland, 257; Frank
lin, 5SS. In these counties the Republic
can. gain will be over 1000.
The Courier-Journa!l in its midnight
extra says:
The returns possibls ait this hour are
too far from complete to do more than
serve as indications. They show gen.
fered losses in most counties. In
some counties they seem to have gain
ed slightly. The vote was not as
heavy as had been expected.
The Repu blicans lead in all the leg
| islative races except in the Forty
| eighth district, where Carroll had a
walk over.
/ The attention of the committeeman
and newspapers is so much centered
on the race for governor that the leg
! islative contests outside. of Jefferson
county are overlooked in the returns
The reports are too nneagre for general
use. The vindications at this writing
are that the vote of this county viii
decide the race for governor. What
ever the result, the majority will be
very small: in fact 1t will not be a
majority but a. plurality.
Gerard. Bradley's county. gives a
Republican gain of 1S1. Emery county
from which complete returns have
been received show large Republican
gains.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 5.-There 4
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BULLETIN.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-Monroe
county estimated Democratic majority
about 900; loss of 900 over last year.
Montour county estimated Demo-
cratic majority 500; Democratic gain of
1874. Bradford county estimated Re-
publican majority 35,000.' Loss of 265
Snyder county Pennsylvania estimated
Republican majority about 1880.
Tioga county Republican by about
5000, a gain of $50 over 1888
Sullivan county shows Democratic
loss Of AZ over 1898.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Returns
received up to midnight indicate that
Benjamin ]. Haywood Rep.) has been
elected state treasurer by about 10000
plurality, a Republican gain over 1893,
which was also an off year, of about
1900. This state also elects seven
judges of the new superior court. OF
these, the six Republicans nominated
are elected. The seventh man on the
ticket is in doubt
In this city the Republican ticket is
elected by an overwhelming majority
Complete returns from IS of the 81
wards show Republican pluralities of
1896. If this ratio is kept up the plu-
rality in this city will be fully 10000
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Uintah-Caine, II; Wells, 81; Roberts,
II; Allen 50.
Birch Creek-Caine. %; Wells, 10;
Roberts, %; Allen. 10.
Pleasant View-Caine, 40; Wells, II;
Roberts, ~; Allen Is.
Far West-caine, 2s; Wells. 81; Rob-
erts. 26 Allen, 81.
Harrisville-caine, So; Wells, IS; Rob
erts, SO; Allen. Is.
Kanesville-Caine. Il; Wells. %; Rob-
erts, II; Allen, %.
slaterville-Caine. 40; Wells. "a; Rob-
erts. 43: Allen. Sc.
wilson-Caine, IS; Wells. 81; Roberts,
IS; Allen, "a.
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BULLETIN.

r 0MARA-At $50 tonight in tine city
bt Omaha twenty-seven precincts give
Browibch, Tor mayor. e,7oo; Brown, Cit
szeuis ticket, 2,sS4.
Results of election throughout
NetraskDat o'clock are too vague to
indicate anything as ITO the individual
candidates, but the feature OF the day
has been the general absence OF Inter
est. The stay at nome vote was very
haavv. This is attributed 10 the fact
of an off year and the absolute GER
vanity that with four state tickets the
Republicans could not possibly be de-
feased. In the rural districts this was
found 10 be very much the case. The
vote cast will not represent two-thirds
of the population.
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Wasntch County.

Elk Horn-Caine. 81: Wells. IA; Rob-
erts, 81; Allen, IA.
woodland-Caine. I; Wells, 10; Rob
erts. 16; Allen 4.
Charleston-Caine. 40: Wells. 80; Rob
erts, Al; Allen, SO.
Centre-Caine. 81; Wells. 20; Roberts
90; Allen, 10.
Heber-Caine, 200; Wells. 119; Rob
erts. 211; Allen, 119.
Daniels-Caine. 81; Wells. %; Rob
erts, 81; Allen, %.
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Summit County.

Echo-Caine, II; Wells. IL; Roberts,
10; Allen. 16.
Hennefer-caine, "a; Wells, As; Rob
Kamas-Caine, 10; Wells. 70; Roberts,
"a; Allen. 10.
Wanship-caine. IS; Wells. 16; Rob
erts, 81; Allen, IA.
Rockport-caine, IS; Wells. Is; Rob
erts. %; Allen. "a.
Upton-Caine. Is; Wells, 20; Roberts
20; Allen, 20.
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BRAZIL RETAINS TRINIDAD.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5-The Herald's
Rio Janeiro correspondent says: The
British naval commander IN Brazilian
waters has been Informed that the
English government acknowledges
Brazil's rights in the island of Trini-
dad. The British fleet lett Rio Janeiro
for Montevidio last night.
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drew ]. Howat CD. LeGrand Young D)p
Wilson S. Snyder CR). Barlow Ferguson
Q2l. z. D. r. Thompson R).
Fourth District-E. A. Wilson CD, a.
c. Hatch tR).
V. Higgins (R).
NJ. MeCarty CRY.
Seventh District-L. R. Rhodes O).
Jacob johnson QI).
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of the Democrats and Republicans.
Reports are so meagre that Chairman
Norman would say nothing more than
that he believed Hardin was elected.
At the Republican headquarters many
private kilograms had been received
from the chairmen of the county COM
mittees. Congressman Hunter, chair
man of the state committee, was not
favorably impressed with the returns
from the interior. He said that a con-
tinuation of these reports would indi-
cate the election of Hardin by small
majority. The Democratic majority
four years ago for governor was 2S,O76.
In another talk Chairman Norman re-
fused to reiterate his claim that Hard
ms majority would reach 5000. The
city Republicans are claiming that they
have won all the municipal offices ex-
cept two or three school trustees, and
that the city and county will give
Bradley a majority OF 5000 to 5000
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Grand Totals.

Grand TotaI-Caine, S,707; Wells.
$500; Roberts, $500; Allen, 5000.
Majority-Caine, 400; Roberts, 500.
This represents about one-fourth of
the total vote that will be cast by the
territory.
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.IndiclnI Districts.

First District-Charles H. Hart Cd. w.
w. Maughan Q)-
Second District-H. H. Rolapp CD, John
Murphy (0.
Third District-ogden Hiies OBJ, An
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A queen is a fully developed female. A
worker is a female not fully developed.
The egg which produces a queen is just
the same as that which produces a work.
err The difference in the feed decides
whether 1t shall hatch ont a queen or a
z.-or-irer- - -
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BULLETIN.

CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 5.-Ohio re-
turns will be compared with McKin-
ley's vote of 1893, when his plurality
was SO.995. There are 1852 voting pre-
cincts in the state.
Twenty-seven precincts OUTSIDE OF
| Cincinnati give Bushnell 3,3O4, Camp
| bell 1921 The same in 1893: Mckia-
ley 3,177, Neal 1858.
Eleven city precincts: Bushnell
| Rep) 1870, Campbell Oem0 1,129.
Twenty city precincts indicate Re
| publican legislature plurality about
same as in 1893.
precincts in Cincinnati: Bushnell
67S4, Campbell 5,932. Same in 1893
Mckinley 6,579. Neal $685.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Seventh pre-
cincts, Hamilton county, not official
give Bushnell 1889, Campbell 1854.
One hundred and twenty-seven pre-
cincts outside Cincinnati: bushnell
Rep.) 1888. Campbell iDem) 14.75S
Same in 1893: Mckinley 1859, Nea
147S5.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-One hundred
and ninety-five precincts outside o.
! Cincinnati: Bushnell 1854, Campbell
2O,557; same in 1898. Mckinley 25,S01
Neal 21.227.
tering returns from this city indicate
that the county has gone Republican
/ by plurality as large, if not large
than that of two years ago.
The legislative candidates of the Re
publicans nine representatives AM
three senators are also elected, TO
gether with the county ticket.
TOLEDO, O.. Nov. 5.-Reports from
Twenty-Five precincts show heav.
vote, and Republican gains
No. Not q t.aS tha p ar,11l,1i
can majority in Lucas county at $500.
GLE oLd ND.Ten ,d ppeegtncts; :, bu sob
gave Mckinley sd, Neal Isl.
J. CINCINNATI, Ohio.-Two hundred. AM
fort;-seven precincts outside of Cincin
natl: Bushnell. $685.; Campbell. 26.495
Same in 1893 gave Mckinley, 1929: Neal
COLUMBUS. O.. Neg 5.-chairmal
Kurtz claims Ohio for Bushnell by s0.o0C
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 6.-At Repub
lican state headquarters the last bull
letin in for the night was issued a
: 1:30 am, claiming 111000 plurality AM
ia members of the legislature to 2
Democrats.
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All of the bees should be lodsk
over now and the hives thorough
cleaned. Do not leave trash of any
kind on the bottom board, as this
furnishes a good nest for the moth
miller. See that all the dead bees are
brushed off the combs and everything
left clean and sweet
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BULLETIN.

JACKSON Miss, Nov. 5.-The Demo
cratic majority for the state officers In
mississippi is estimated at 10000.
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New York City Complete

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-For secretary
Of state. the city of New York com.
plete gives Palmer. Republican, 81, 9SS
King, Democrat, 13S,9iS.
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viii Be Very Close.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 1.-The Post,
Democratic, in its extra issued at IL
o'clock, says:
AT this writing the returns are com.
ing in scattering from all portions OF
the state. 1t appears that Hardin leads
the Democratic ticket.
But it also appears that Bradley
leads Hardin, or If not, Hardin's ma
jority is SO small as to amount TO a
virtual defeat. Outside of Louisville
Bradley carries the county of Jefferson
by 240, and Speed, the Republican can
didate for the legislature, is elected
thus depriving Blackburn of one vote.
1t is not probable that Bradley's ma
jority will exceed 5000 in this, the
Fifth district Groves county. Hart,
Logan. Hopkins. Hardin. Oelson ana
Franklin show large Republican gains.
The result will depend largely upon the
First district, and the returns from the
Eleventh. From these two districts
the returns are too meager to indicate
decided results.
Summarizing the results. it may be
said at this writing that the majority
will not be 5000 either way.
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LIST OF CANDIDATES.
Legislative Upper and Lower Houses
and the judiciary.

The following is a complete list of the
candidates or the Democratic and
Republican tickets for the Legislature,
upper and lower houses, and for the
judiciary in the various judicial dis
tricts:
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BULLETIN.

NEW JERSEY, Nov. 5.-Twenty-
nine precincts in New Jersey City give
McGiIL LIS; Grdggs, eS6, Same ratio
OF senate and assembly.
The Republican county committee of
Essex county claim the county by
1000 and also claim seven of the Re-
publican assemblymen-
The New York Press says Griggs.
Republican for governor in New Ger
sey. has only carried Essex county by
1000 plurality. This. If true. assures
the election of AIcGill.
New York-Dispatches indicate New
Jerseys senate to be Republican. Cape
May county Griggs Rep) for COVER
nor, 300 plurality.
Jersey returns received up to 10
pm. indicate a majority for McGill
Dem) of about 5000. The districts
still to be heard from are Republican.
The Tribune says the Republicans
carry New Jersey by 10000 majority.
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Weber County.

Juab-Caine. 10; Wells. q; Roberts
Il. A lien u
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RULLETIN.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-Republl-
can says: Louisville and Jefferson
county will give Bradley Repo 10000
majority; Powell county, usually DEM
ocratic, gives 40 Republican majority.
Harrison and Fayette counties, Demo-
cratic, but show slight Republican
gains.
Four years ago this, Jefferson coun-
ty, gave a Democratic majority for
governor of Sill. Returns up to
o'clock from third of the precincts
in the city and county give Bradley
1900 majority
The Republican and Democratic
newspapers are displayings the re-
turns for the beHefit of great crowds
which pack the streets about the OIL
ces. Favorable figures are SO meager
that neither side has the advantage IN
the display. On both sides the leaders
are claiming victory in this city The
| Democrats. by a small majority. and
the Republicans by a majority ranging
I'D to 5000 1t seems that the Citizens
| ticket did not cut much of figure, as
| the old parties. will get in nearly their
average votes 2The ante-election claim
| that Hardin would be scratched be-
cause of his attitude on the money
question has failed to materialize.
I Scattering returns SHOW that Lou I'LL
will get the party vote. :,
There was an ugly feeling all day
/ between the A. P A. and Catholics at
the First precinct of the Fourth ward
late this evening Joseph Dieffenbach,
one of the former, and VIII Donovan
q Catholic, had a quarrel which re
/ suited in a pitched battle between tne
elements Twenty shots were exchahgeo
before the police succeeded IN stopplne
the riot Only one man, Jacob En-
right, an A: >. A., was seriously
At Republican headquarters the cfty
Is claimed by 1000. Chairman Long
thinks the Democrats have rarr1ed the
state. Chairman Norman of the Dem
ocratfc state campaign committee says
Hardin's majority will be at least 1900
in the state. Bradley carried his coun-
ty. Garrard, by an increased Repuod-
can majority
The Evening Post says that the state
is in doubt.
in Oem9. 49sf: Rradlev Reoo
1921. Nine additional towns give
Hardy 455 majority. making his tota
majority so far 500.
1880 D. m.-One hundred and clever
precincts of the 159 in the city anC
county give Bradley a majority of 3,
79S. Two Republican members of tn,
legislature are known to be elected
which is a gain. General Durelle Re
publican for the Office of 1ppellat
Judge defeats Judge Easton, Demo DEM
crat present incumbent, by over 5000
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 5.-Rerturns W
to midnight from a5 counties anc
towns. mostly incomplete, give Har
din. 32.155: Bradley, 2S,536. HaTdln
majority, 3S19.
Other returns received give Brad
lev a majority aggregating 1856, leav
ing a net majority of 1923 for Hardin
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. 5.-Aib mid
the election in New Jersey, for the
reason that official figures are mot 10
kbe had and also for the reason that
Esssx county is conceded to be the
pivoN POINT in the absence of trust
wort ~rr1ses Both sides clainc to
have carried the county, the Demo-
Gratis claiming a majority of LOCO aad
the Republicans u majority of 5000.
Franklin Murphy. chairman of the
state Republican committee, claims to
nave figures from twenty-one counties
of the state, which give Griges $4,000
plurality. On the other hand, Edward
Young, chairman of the Democratic
committee. claims the state for Nc
Gill by 5000 to 10000 plurality. 1t is
certain. however, that the Republicans
have elected four of the seven sem
aHors. This is not material, as the
Senate would still be Republican even
Trough the Democrats were to elect
all seven.
There has been an altogether I'M
booked for slump on beth sides of the
fight for the assembly, thus leaving
the complexion of the next lower
branch of the legislature still in doubt.
The chairman of the Meyer county
Democratic club comedies the state to
the Republicans by from 10000 to
16.o00.
At Trenton the excitement is In
tense and thousands of people are
forming impromptu parades. Every
band in the city has been engaged
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The official
majority vote for governor in New Jer-
eey list Griggs, %, 422; McGiH, 1900
Griggs' plurality, 2O.S22.
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was between the Republicans and
Democrats ON the tariff and state is
sues.
Chairman of the Democratic COM
mittee had no figures to give out on
the legislature. Chairman Kurtz, of the
Republican committee, states the Re-
publicans have surely elected II out OF
112 members of the house and q out
of 81 members of the senate, a major
ity of AZ on joint ballot for senator.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. 5.-As the
polls close at 4 p. m. in Cincinnati and
Cleveland, and only at p. m. else
where in Ohio, no reliable early esti-
mates have been received. The tele-
grams received up to s o'clock seem
to justify Chairman Kurtz of the Re
publican state committee in calling up
General Bushnell and congratulating
him as the next governor. At that
hour Chairman Kurtz expected the plu-
rality TO be equal to that for A1cKin-
/ ley in 1893, but the Democratic state
| committee says the Republican plural
| ity VIII not be half of that of two years
| ago. although they do not claim the
election of Campbell for governor or
a majority of the legislature. They
say they have won victory If the
! Republican plurality is reduced to its
normal size of $4,000.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 5.-At s
o'clock it was thought that the tidal
wave of the past two years had con-
tinued in Ohio, although no estimates
could be given. The Democratic state
committee, in comparing the vote
with that of last year, when the Repub-
lican plurality was $4,000. shows DEM
ocratic gains, but not enough for them
to claim any close result on the state
ticket, or more than one-third of the
members of the legislature. The Re
publicans IN comparing the vote with
that for Mckinley and Neal for gov
ernor, two years ago, are claiming at
9 o'clock, that they will approach the
plurality of $4,000 received by Mckin-
ley, and have two-thirds of the leg!s-
lature. At their headquarters they
say they will poll much larger vote
than in 1893, and that the Democrats
polled a much larger vote than that
year. The total vote will be about
$4,000, the largest ever cast in the
state. The Republicans say their plu-
rality will not fall below 10000.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov 5.-There IS
a dearth of news at the headquarters
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Juab County.

Elgin-Roberts, Z; Allen. 2.
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CANE and
ROBERTS ELECTED.
Continued from Page ~
Grand County.

Continued from Page ~
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NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The official
ma ority vote for governor in New Jer-
eey list Griggs, %, 40; McGill, 1900;
Griggs' plurality, 2O,S22.