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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-06
THE WATER coMMIss1oN.
Regular No1Hhly Meeting Held Last
Might.

The regular amount OF routine business
was tr'anEllcted last night at the meeting
OF the Waiter commission All the wa
ter commissioners were present; Engineer
Adams was unable ito attend.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The report of the clerk showed that the
receipts from water rents were S1,4l1.S0,
With a large number of new consumers.
The report Of Superintendent Smith
showed that many repairs had been made
to the old lines which are In a wornout
condition and THAT twenty new permits
wsire issued with a gratifying increase in
new consumers.
communication was read, signed by
seven Uppertown parties, to have the
pipe line OF the new water works con-
tinued to the corner of 3Sth and Duane
streets. The Ttatter was referred to the
comm1utee.
Communication was read from c. w.
Shively, and "a DILL attached, asking for
the value Of 40 new posts which had
been used to Ill "a mud hole, with the
significant Enforcement please pay" A
the commission had not used the posts
the matter was referred TO the parties
vino had used ttleni."
Mr.. ca npbeal, of the Pacific Bridge Co.,
who are now doing the tunnel work, re-
ported that 1t was necessary to make a
% foot cut from Grand avenue to Irving
avenue, on 10th street, and asked for ex-
ira compensation, offering to furnish the
force account plus 10 per cent for tools
and tine superintendency. Tue matter was
referred TO Messrs. Bowlby, Fisher and
Wright, ~
A proposition by Mtntg:B Smith, Scog-
gin and Burke TO make walk of rolled
crushed rock around the reservoir was
refered 10 the engineer TO report az the
neut meeting.
The clerk was authorized 70 d.am a
Warrant for $500 In favor Of Messrs
Smith. Bcoggin and Burke on the esti-
mates for October.
The contractors reported that the pow
er house will be completed In two weeks
and me fJittingis within ten days.
The claim Of Perelll for 92,4st was re-
ferred 10 the engineer.
Dngineer's pay roa for 81. 40 and expense
blI tor 1870 were ordered paid.
Tho city pay ron for s2sl.00 and sundry
expense bills amounting to sT7i.T were
allowed.
a committee Of ltlrce consisting OF Bowl |
by. Gilmore and the engineer was ap-
poipted 10 proceed to Cedar Greek afid ~ |
port upon rse advisabiIjty OF .ctitting q !
ditch and Deetrfng data. looking 70 In
croaa.ng itfhs water supply. ..
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Clean Republican Sweep
Everywhere.
MARYLAND, OUR MARYLAND
New York, Ohio, Iowa and rIasSachu.
setts Give Phenomenal rIa]oritles
--rIlsslsslppi rIourns the
Wreck Alone.

New York, Nov. 6.--Ncw York state orae
been caavted by the Republicans by plu-
raafties ranging from 4S,0O0 to 5000, CON-
pared with "a 4S4 for the head Of uhe ticket
two years ago. Palmer (Rep.) for sec,
retaGy OF state, hnls carried tho state
aIbove the Harlem, and based upon re-
turns from 1906 election districts out of %
total OF 1888, ne carries more than one
half Of the outside election districts by
probably 100000 plurality. King Dem.)
has carvfed New York and Kings county
by plurality OF $1,000, giving the head OF
the Republican ticket a safe plurality of
$1,000 In the state at large. The legis-
Ature remIaHns as before under the d.
reotion OF the Republicans. The World
today says editoG'ially:
THE reatctonary result In this city yes
ter'day WAS provoked by the pig headed
Following OF the president Of the police
board. But for the exasperalting effect
OF MIR. Rooseveldt's uncalled for, unjust,
nar5h and oppressive execution of rhe
Sunday excise law, the union OF the antd-
Tammally forces would have won as east
and triumphant a victory as they did last
year. The predhdted reaction has come.
Tammany recovers in the first election
after its tremendous overthrow The re-
suit Is discoraglng. 1t impeaches the
OF the people for self-govern-
nent."
Boston. Nov. 8.-The question in Mas
sadhusettS from the first was one OF a
since the Democratic leaders
adbhI 'salsbS reelection of Gov
erIfor Greefiharen. Governor Greenhalgn
and tine entire Republican ticket as en-
dorsed by a plurality practically the same
rs that of 1894. The legislative depart
ment OF the government rs also solidly
Republican. In brief, the result is clean
sweep for the Republican party In the
state, It hIavtug suffered In no way from
the supp defectioHacatt by the A.
P. A. movement.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-Returns up to
midnight indicate that Benjamin ]. Hey
wood, Republican. has been elected state !
treasurer by about 10000 plurality, a Re-
puIbltcan gain over 1888 which was also
IN off year. Of about $1,000 This state also ,
'lects Hevon judges OF the new superior
'otHtt. f''nRa.slx Republicans noml,
lated are eaected. 1he seventf, is in
loubt. In this city the Republican ticker
s elected by an Overwhelming majority.
Washington, Nov. 6.-Rresident Cleve.
and did not make hds appearance at the
White House at all today, but remained
Vt his country home at Woodley. The
lectton dispatches of special interest
we're telephoned to him.
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NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. 6.-Voting Is proceeding
quietly in this city. Indications are THAT
the vote will be Close in the state. There
is much scratching.
The World says Tanmany has elected
II out Of 12 senators and II out of Is as
senblymen.
For secretary OF state, 3O5 election dis
trfcus out of 1892 In tine city of New York
give Palmer Rep.) Is, 413; and King Dem.)
1856.
In the state election q Districts out of
1898 election districts outside Of New York
and Kings county, give King 80, 40, and
Palmer 1880.
Six hundred and seventy districts out OF
1888 outside of New York and Kings ooun-
ty give King 57,SS9. and Palmer sO1s9.
Eleven Thousand and twenty-five dis
tricts out OF 1892 in the city give Palmer
76.388 and King 1l0,7S7 for secretary OF
stare.
Dem, to congress from the 10th district
is conceded by the Republicans. Last
year this district went Republican by
small majority.
A morning paper has this bulletin pos ca
at 7:2O: "At Democratic headquarters in
this city the city Is claimed by $1,000 ma
jorlty, white Tamniany claims II by 10000
AT 6:04 O'clock Commissioner Roosevelt
said at police headquartens: 'I admit
THAT the Democratic county ticket is
successful
The Press Rep.) says: THE Tammany
local ticket VIII have 10000 majority. The
Morning Advertiser estsmd'tes the Repub-
lican majority IN the state win be 5000.
John C. Sheehan comedies New York
state 10 the Republicans.
A World bulletin says that BON
branches of the New York legislature will
be heavily Republican.
The Mail and Express says: "The Re-
publican state ticket win have 10000 ma
torfty."
The World says the state is Republican
by 5000 majority.
For secretary of state. thirty Of the
New York districts comp etc. give Palmer
Rep) 1886, and King (Dem.) 13S,94s.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nov. 1.-The heaviest vote
ever polled In Maryland 10 being cast, ac-
companied by occasional acts of disorder.
The Evening News predicts that this city
VIII give tlhe Republican ticket 1000 ma
Jority. Hurst (Dem) Is more than holding
ms own IN the outside counties.
Six precincts oua Of 1ss In Baltimore give
Hurst S9l; and Downdes 1903. This Is a
Republican gain over 1888 Of 55s.
The Democratic eate committee con-
ceeds Fhe election of Iownies (Rep3 for
governor and Hooper eRep) for mayor,
The Sun fansaD aDemozattc) claims ti1as
Downoes eRep1 has carried khe state BY
from 5000 to 5000 and that the, entire
ed
Tae News Oem.) has isaued an extra In
vfIic1 II claims that LoHnies (Rep) fsa
carried the day by 1900 and k elected
govarloT.
The Herald dndepeudent) comedies she
election Of Downdes and says that his
maturity IN the state may reach 5000.
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cLATsoP NOTES.

The Sunday school Is now under the
supervision of Mr.. Fulkerson. Miss DAISY
West is organHst, and Harriet Waserhouse
secretary.
Mr.; J. G. Adams is logging on one side
Of Cullaby Lake.
There is a scheme talked OF ana ser
ionsly considered by its inceptors, TO
anaaoe a canal all the way from lrhe Skip
anon 10 O'Hanna creek. near Seaside,
twenty feet wide and deep enough so
that the tide wdll ebb and how Through
1t. 1t Is argued that the logs aaong its
banks. cedar and spruce, would much
more than pay for It, besides giving an
outlet to the logs OF the Necannicum and
une O'Hanna. There are also many cedar
and spruce logs near the lake by Mrs.
Bryds and the streams tributary to Il.
Besides the logs. It would be the means
OF reclabming all the marsh land, and
launches could run from Astoria to Sea-
side. The cost OF the canal has been
estimated all the way from fifteen to
THIRTY Thousand dollars
The debating society will start here
again soon for Its winter term, at which
they Will probably discuss the chances
of Cleveland's third term How he made
six million dollars by being U. 8. presi-
dent two terms; II Cuba ought to be ad-
nHItteSd and mhde state. ETC.. etc.
The notice OF the bridge meeting on the
Lewis and Clarke river was not received
IN season for any one to attend. The road
Is becoming quite passable II win De a
flne bicycle route in a couple OF years
hence. One citizen remarked that uds
nelgfibor could take q dozen OF eggs in
a basket on dhis ANN. 60 to town over
THAT road, sell His eggs. and saving hls
fare, couLd have all he got Tor his eggs
to buy supplies with.
italian prrmes are said to be excellent
for amy one with weak digestive organs.
THEY seem to be tonic, and they also
correct acfdlty of the stomach.
Ti1ere ar9 fdwer clam diggers uhis year.
MIR FullCeuson rs an efficient teacher
of the public school. and gives general
satisfaction; still. the people can't forget
Mr. Prescott OF hast year.
Many are praying for. the time to como
when the railroad bridge will be fifiizhSd
so that they can go to town on the
train, not 80 much for their personal coma
venience. as TO save Handling the freight
so much. One man was heard to gay
THAT he hoped they would have a clean
place to put meat that was sent to unnr-
Ipet when the train nan all the way
Through 10 Astoria.
One can tell IL one Is a quarter Of
mile away from tine track. whether Dick
uberman is firing, or not. on the train.
CRANBERRY piclkers were very numerous
thls year, and but few berries were lett,
although they were quite plentiful ut
hrtst. The wild bervdes growing on Ciat-
sop are so much superior In flavor to
Bhe EASTERN berries that people go to lots
of trouble ito get them. The berries are
belbter, too. since the water was lowered
by the ditch, besides being more plentiful.
Dt seems TO be only necessary to keep
The grass and weeds out OF the vines,
and the cattle from tramplng them, TO
have good cranberry land here.
A big rain coming alt the critical time
during the blossoming period. is apt TO
hirt the crop OF berries. The apple crop
suffers sometimes the same way here
90
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-06
1T is OVERWHELMING

It also comedies the election OF a Re-
publican legislature which ENSURES O. Re-
publican successor ito United States Sem
ator Gibson. and says that the entire
Republican ticket Is elected by a good
ma tortty.
There are enough returns to indicate
landslide in Maryland and to show THAT
uhe Democratic ticket Is showed under
by najoribles ranging from 5000 upwards.
There seems to be no room for any doubt
that the Republicans nave elected their
entire state and city tickets and will
have a majority in the next legislature
which will choose q successor to United
States Senator Gibson.
The city goes Republican by a ma
jority of from 5000 to 5000 and both
tutSndl1es of the city council viii proba-
bly, be Republican for the first time In
many years. In fact, there Is not leg
feft for the Democratic parity to stand
upon. though this has long been consider
ed one OF the sacest Democratic states In
the Union.
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KANSAS.

Kansas City Nov. e.-Returns from Kan
sas to mStnaght Indicate that the Re
piblicans have carrded majority of the
county tickets in their entirety, by piu-
ralfties OF from 200 10 800. and that David
Martin, Republican. for chief justice OF
the supreme court. is rc-elected by a
handsome majority. "
Topeka, Nov. 6.-Reports from the state
are very meagre but the Republicans are
satisfied that Chtef Justice David Martin,
Is elected and that the Republicans have
gained MANY county Offices
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago. Nov. 6.-The Republicans have
carried the elections by pluralities OF
about $4,000 on the entire ticket. BAH,
Republican, for judge OF the superior
court. haB defeated Morrison, Democrat,
by SOb0O. Tho Republicans have elected
five OF the trustees of the SSO,0OO,0OO drain.
age canal.
st. Louis, Nov. 6.-Almost complete re-
turns from the 18TH Illinois congressional
district show the election BY a ulurultty
OF $500 OF the Republican candidate This
ls a gain OF 100 over over 1894.
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NEW JERSEY.

New York. Nov. 5.-Tbe Tribune eaye
the Republicans will carry New Jersey
by 10000 majority.
The New York Press gays "Griggs
the eapubcican candidate for governor OF
New Jersey, has carried Essex county by
1000.
Trenton. N. j., Nov. 5.-The contest 10
being Fought on party lines. The Repub-
licams cladm the state by 10000, and the
Democrats claim 1t by from 1000 to 5000.
At midnight both parties claim the state
but returns are favorable to the Republi-
cans. The chairman Of the Meyer county
Democratic club comedies the state to
The Republicans by from 1000 to 1900.
The legislature is surely Republican.
The official vote for governor OF New
Jersey H.: Gg1gss Rep) 2S.422; McGili.
7.e00; GgfggS plurality. 2O,S2.
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for the administration man. Most Of The
retuTns give Maloney double that OF aio
opponent. While Il cannot affect the re-
suit since the Republican candidate ts
polling Olis FUN party vote. It Is Of great
interest as showing how the Nebraska
Democrats stand on financial issues. Two
years ago the relative strength Of the sdls
YER and gold Democrats was In tho ratio
OF & to /.
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,THEArRIcAL NOTES.
wrint the Play Writers and Actors are
Doing.

Wrlat the Play Writers and Actors are
Doing.
William "a. Crane is stu playing "rie
Senator"
Milton Mobiles. the great author-actor.
Is pCayang In Portland.
Lewis Morrison has n new play thfs
season called THE Privateer."
Mar8e Jansen mas new musical come
dy called THE Merry Countess"
Manager Brady Is having great success
with hts new play ''Ilhe Cotton King."
u. H. sothern's new play. "The Prisoner
OF zenda," Is meeting with great stsccssB
In New York.
Thomas Q. seabro0ke rs playing in Lee
Baby Nine"
II Is said That TrronsaA Keene's acting
ig elIowu TO the best advantage in the
character of Gloster, in 'Rtchard III"
In tine near future. Henry J. Weeks
and Terry McKeen will produce that fun
lest Of farces, "Box and Cox" at Rescue
Club.
Julia Marodwe Taber and Robert Taber,
have the following pieces in taneir roper.
toire This season: "Rcmeo and Juliet"
"As You Like IT, Twelfth Night" and
Henry W."
Following are the p.uys In Sir Henry
Grving's repertoire this esason; king
Arthur" Don Quixote.'' "A Story OF
W'aterloo," THE Cogelcan Brothers"
The Merchant OF Venice" Much Ado
About Nothing" 'Beclket," The Lyons
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They Lack Life

There are twlnes sold to fishermen
on the Columbia river that stand In
the same relationship to Marshalrs
Twine as wooden image does to the
human being-they lack Strength-life
-evenness-and lasting qualities. Don't
fool yourself into the belief that other
twines besides Marshalps will do "just
az WELL" They won't. They cannot.
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MuMRDcENT DONATION.
Andrew Carnegie Spends s2,IOoOOo on Pitts
burg

Psttsburg, Nov. 5.--This was Pittsburgs
great day. The city not only received q
gtrt OF a million dollar library. maisdc
hall and art gallery, from Andrew Car
hegie. but the announcement was made
that Mr.. Carnegie would endow the art
gallery with $1,0OO.OOo and also proposed
theed'ection for the greater Pfttsburg Of
free libraries ait Duquesne. Carnegie ana
Homestead.
The building presented to Pttsburg to-
day cost sSO0000, the site having been p,M-
CHASED by the city. Six branch libraries
are yet to be built In various parts OF
the city, for which Mr. Carnegie has spt
aside 100000. This with the endowment
of N,eO0,000 TO the art gallery, makes the
sum of $2,1OO0O0 donated TO Pittaburg by
Mr.. CanneKie.
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MASSACHUSETTS

Boston, Nov 6.-Out OF 20S districts In,
Boston, Greenhalgh Rep) gets l4,lOS, end
Williams Oem.) 1854. The same pre-
cincts last year gave Greenhalgh 1885
and Russerl 1e.14s. This is a gain Of 52s
for Greenhalgh.
The Times says Greenhalgh wins in
Massachusetts by $4,000.
Woman suffrage was overwhelmingly do.
feaIted In this state.
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Loss BY FIRE.

New York, Nov. 5.--A fire started TO-
night in Keeps shirt factory, at Broad
way and Becker streets which extended
70 Crosby street and Is estinated TO
Hhwe done damhge 10 the extent OF
81 900, 1000. II was comparatively a new
building Of afhe Manhattan Savings Insti-
tution that was destroyed. Several per-
sons were injured.
LaIter-iWtlhfn three hours the fire had
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NERRAsKA.

Omaha. NOV. Cat 20 rsturns aayt
begun 10 cDuIIs a sl0wiy from The etate
TIRE Aratiing fe4trse of the returns - me
difference between the vote for Maloney,
for the supreme court. and Phelps, the
silver Democrat, showing enormous gains
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CASE DISMISSED.

Eugene, Or, Nov. SIN the circuit
court today II. p. Hayes was found gull
ty Of incest. his companion in crime be-
ing Miss Susan Walker, hdB niece. The
jury recommended Hayes to the mercy of
The court. Miss Walker, against whom
the charges were entered, was released
and 1.-The charges dismissed
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BROKE ALL RECORDS.

Denver, Nov. 5--HarTy Clark, OF Dem
yer, In sanctioned trial at the Denver
Wheel Club track today, broke all worlds
records unpaced for both Classes A and
B, from three Ito Ave miles. His time was
as follows: Three miles, 71s Is; four
miles, 1855 1-5; five miles. 1884 2-5
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Coos county residents. says The Gold
Beach Gazette. must be poor financiers.
W1th large number OF salwmidlb run
ming. several coal mtnes In opeuation and
other ministries circulating large sums OF
money, tl1ht county should be prosperous
and money Plentiful; yet at the term of
court There Just passed we notice that
There were nineteen suits to foreclose
mortgages and eight suits to recover
money. Peicaps the residents tlsre are
apt sdhoiars and are practIclng the
andIrcl1fstic doctrines taught by certain
Of Their local papers-that tine rich man
has no rleIt 10 his riches. and the poor
fnan should make him yield up sogna OF
his wealth.
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TuIE MARKETS.

Llvapoda Nov. 6.--.Whsat, spot, quiet
donand poor; NO. red winter IS 351d'
No. . red spring and No. hard Manto-
ba, stocks exhausted; No. 1 California,
s. nd.
Po5tland. Nov. 5.-Whdalt--.wlalla walla,
lS1kfDle; Vaaley, 5l052
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UTAH.

Salt Lake, Nov. 6.-The Republicans
probably elect tine governor and the ma.
joCity OF the Legislature. but the Dem.
ocrats WIN probably get the Congressman.
The returns Indicate tine adoption Of the
constitution by large majority.
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REsuIr or THE srRIKE.

st. Paul, Nov. 5.--A special from Devils
Lake, N. d., says: Since the strike WAS
ordered on the Great Nouu1ern no freight
tltains have departed and but one has
arrived. Passenger trains are not inter-
fered with.
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MICHIGAN.

DsToIt, Nov. e.--Detroit has elected tho
entire Republican ticket and added two
aldermen to the Republican majority in
the common council
Mayor Plngree lis elected for a fourth
teFun.
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THE BULLETINS.

The following bulletins given in the or
der in which they were received at the
Astdtntlan office last night will be read
with interest, as showing the progress OF
the count and the predictions from va
T'ioirs sources.
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HpAvY wpATTlER.

St. Paul. Nov. 5.-Speciaas report a
heavy snuw storm raging. from Q to 10
inches, IN North Dakota today.
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It's In town. It's the best:
Won't burn nUf rouzhon the SKIN
Won't yellow your clothes"
You wiz be agreeably surprised.
Sorry you d1dn't know Il sooner.
TonDon's Soap Foam, hrga pztItaeS1.
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ASTORIA PUBLIC LIBRARY!

READING ROOM FREE TO ALL.
Open every day from 5 o'clock to 5 sc
and 9 80 to $50 p. m.
Subscription rates 50 per annum.
Southwest cor. Eleventh aud Duane SITS.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-08

"Uncle Allen, asked the, caller,
"do you know Of anything that's
good for a cold?'
Uncle Allen Sparks opened ms
desk and took from one OF the pig
con holes large bundle OF news
paper clippings tied with string
and a threw it into the others lap
"Do | know of anything that IS
good for a cold?" he echoed. my
Young friend, ! know at or inial-
iible ways of curing a cold. | have
been collecting them for iorty'nine
years. You try those, one after the
other, snd if they don't do you any
good come back and I'll give you
I1s more. Bless me" added Uncle
Alien. with enthusiasm, ''you can
always cure cold if you 50 at j
right" 49,, -
stained clippings out OF ano'ne ;l..3.
pigeon hole and the visitor has"|
coushed himself out,
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-08

Tie true test Of a community 5
sentiments and inclinations IS lis
acts, and to that test this coatro-
versy may be safely referred .py py
the South. The South gives 'lle
negro institutions Of learning oP.
portunities Of prosperity, kindness :,,
sympathy and genuine sood WI, ~,
Does the North do as mach l''
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-08

Cremation is making SO htus
progress that it may be sad to
nave lost lis hold even upon the
opponents Of burial. Over I $50 /, !,
o6o . 3 people died in the United
States in 1894. and less than 700
bodies were cremated. The pTlce
Of incineration is SIS, children un-
der twelve years, $40,
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-08

Brandon, Nov. 6-1ae entire
Democratic ticket is overwhelm-
ioolv elected. McLaur:n recejyed
Sal votes to &c for BUrk.tt.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-08
SCOTT COUNTY.

Forest, Nov. 6.-Scott is safe
by about 500 majority. Burkltt
never got vote here.
Morton, Nov. 6.-Burllitt only
cot two votes here; McLaurln the
balance,
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-08

Yazoo City, Noy. 6-Yazoo did
as usual, and the balance OF the 1.
country knows that means a Dem
ocratic victory.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-08
MADISON COUNTY.

Canton, Nov. 6--All boxes but
two heard from, giving the Demo
crats $50 votes and Pops so.