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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-10-15
OVER THE STATE.

Wv Lh lI1L SlAlE
Springfield has scarlet fever.
This is the last month Of the
Centennial.
Gov. Taylor has declined a day
at the Centennial in his honor.
The First National Bank at
Nashville is to be recognized.
Something like Texas fever is
killing the milk cows around Gen.
treville.
The Earlanger Hospital at Chat
tanooga will soon be put in oper-
alton.
Eugene Tatom has been appoin.
ted coal oil inspector at Union
City.
Humphreys county will hold
it's annual fair at Waverly the %
and 90.
Jackson had baby show last
week and is having a tent revival
this week.
October l the amount of cash
in The State Treasury was $172,.
9S7.92.
Gallatin has a well on the pub
lie square with thirty-seven feet
of water in it.
w. J. Fuqua and wife of Obion
county have three children, and
all are albinos.
Hamilton county will buy a
farm and establish a reformatory
for youthful incorrigibles.
Knoxville school declared
holiday in order that the children
might see Buffalo Bill.
Pulaski still has q post.office
fight. Some towns actually have
more fun than others any way.
j. B. Ransom & Co.'S, lumber
yard was destroyed by fire last
week. Loss S125.OOO, partially
insured.
The prisoners in the Clark s.
vile Jail cut their way into an up
per unused cell and made their
escape Friday.
Tennessee has more w0Ollen
mills than either Kentucky, Virgin
ia, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi,
North Carolina or South Carolina
Ex. Gov. Turney proposes in
the name of reform to cut down
the legislative representation to
ten in the Senate and twenty in
the House.
The Holston Conference are
"kicking up a must" at Chattapoo-
ga because Rev. G. o. Jones has
been sued by some of the local
merchants.
Special Examiner Wanamaker
of the Civil Service Commission is
in Nashville investigating the APP
pointments made by the Internal
Revenue Collector, Num-.
Mute Blevins, a notorious out
law, for whom there is $1,000 re-
ward in Arkansas, WAS captured
near Bon Air. He bafaed fifty
men as long as he staid sober.
The Populists of Madison coun-
ty held mass meeting at Jack
son OH the 10th to decide what
1 action they will take regarding
candidates for the county Offices.
Pending the settlement Of the
Parora case, Sheriff Carnes Of
Shelby county refuses to hang
the criminal. Parora was senten-
ced to hang, but took an appeal
to the Supreme court, and Gov.
Taylor pardoned him.
Dickson has water famine and
more than half of the families
have to haul all the water they
use. These dry times are too
much for the Dicksonians and a
strong effort is being put forth to
incorporate the town.
Judge Lurton has declared un'
constitutional that clause OF the
cigarette law which prohibits the
shipment of the smoker into the
State. That portion OF the act
prohibiting sale within the State
| .n ci,l1 q, fnpna
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-10-15

A. X. Ward,the Memphis forger
is again on trial at Memphis on
indictments charging forgery of
notes aggregating $4,000.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-10-15

$75 a month to a man who is
willing to work. If You are a
hustler you can make @7J month
at home. Address in handwrit
ing, enclosing stamp for reply.
Standard Pub. Co. Vineland, -.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-10-15
NOTICE.

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on Notes and Accounts. Weneed
money, and want to set our bust
ness settled up, and give this
timely notice that we will expect
all persons indebted to us to pay
this fall, Your friends,
d. a. s. T. j. WEIGH.
p. s. We have complete stock
of General merchandise and will
not be undersod for Cash. Call
and see us.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-10-15
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Business Notices.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-03
PRICE TWO CENTS
G0RMANPROBABLYBEATE
BALTIMORE REPUBLICAN, PRoBl.
BLY TIL LEGISLATURE ALSO.

Tho Republicans Elect SInistsr Mayor or nal.
timorc ny from 5000 to ~. o Plurality
Democrats Gnin In Some or the Counties
German says He Will 10 Reelected.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Reports from tho State
indicate gains for the Democrats, but they prob
ably will not DO sufficient TO overcome tho large
Republican majority In the Legislature and
elect Senator German to succeed himself. It II
known that Kent, Worcester. Carroll, Balti.
more, Hartford and Cecil counties have gone
Democratic and that Garrett has gone Repub-
lican.
Tho three legislative districts in Baltimore
have all gone Republican. These give the Re-
publicans eighteen members of tho House Of
Delegates an one Senator. There are nine
holdovcr Senators, OF whom six are Republican.
The Republicans have carried the city OF Bal.
timore, olocting Malster Mayor over Williams
by from 5000 to 5000 plurality. Tho Repub-
leans have in all probability carried the City
Council by solid numbers. and Baltimore will
ngain be under Republican rule for tho next two
years.
midnight partial returns from most OF tho
counties indicate that the Legislature will DO
close. Although the Republicans win in the city.
the Democrats have played havoc in the coun-
ties. German says that he has won in tho State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-03
KENTUCKY rs DEMOCRATIC.
Tho Candidate for stnte Court or Appeals Has
co. 900 Plurality.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 2.-Shackelford. the
silver candidate for Clerk Of the Court of AID.
peals, is receiving q big vote in the rural Demo-
cratic strongholds. and is making "a winning
race with the Republican nominee, Bailey.
His majority in the State certainly will be
10000 and it may be 20, 600. The silver Demo.
Gratis appear to have been successful In their
local contests. but returns up to midnight were
from their strongholds.
In this city Weaver. Democratic nominee for
Mayor, has a majority of 5000 in $50 precincts
out of 173. The Democratic ticket wins by
nearly the same vote.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 81. II. Hindman. the
gold Democrat candidate for Clerk of the Court
Of Apo is. will probably poll 10, 1000 votes. Re.
turns received up to midnight show a very
moderate gain over the Palmer and Buckner
vote.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 2.-Rciurns arc coming
slowly from the interior of the State, but enough
has boon received at the head
quarters of Democratic State Chairman Johns
ton to warrant him In believing that the State
has gone Democratic by nearly 10000.
Nearly every precinct so far heard from shows
Democratic gains. Democratic workers adopted
a new and ~cffective plan to-day to control the
negro vote. Under the Australian ballot they
found it impossible to buy tho negroes and keen
them bought, SO they adopted tho colonization
scheme.
Negroes were paid to 20 10 the country from
the towns and cities before the polls opened
this morning, where they were taken In charge
by Democratic workers. who kept them away
from tho towns until after the polls closed this
afternoon. In this way thousands of negroes
have been kept from voting all over theState.
Tho vote for Hindman. tho National Demo-
cratic candidate for Clerk Of the Court of An
peals, Is much greater than that received by
Palmer and Buckner last year. Sam Shackcl.
ford, tho silver Democratic candidate for Clerk
Of the Court of Appeals. is undoubtedly elected,
and the Democrats claim they nave elected a
majority OF the legislators and State Senators.
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Eleven Democrats wero elected in Hudson
county In place OF eleven Republicans.
Gov. Wolcott, Republican, has been elected
CHIEF Executive Of Massachusetts, by an esti-
mated plurality OF $4,000, an old.tIme Republi'
can plurality in that State. In last years elcc'
tton Wolcott had a plurality of 1874, 900.
In Pennsylvania tho Republican State ticket
has n plurality Of from 10000 to 10000. DR..
Swallow, tho Prohibition nominee for State
Treasurer. polled 100, 900 votes. and carried
Harrisburg and It's county. Hazleton went Re
publican.
Gov. Bushnell has carried Ohio In his cam
paign for reelection by about 5000 plurality,
and tho indications arc that a Republican Legis-
laturo has been chosen. which will secure tho
return of Mr.. Hanna TO the United States
Senate.
On n light vote the Democrats carried vir-
ginia by n plurality of 10000. The Legislature
will undoubtedly choose United States Senator
Daniel to succeed himself. 1t may also reflect
United States Senator Martin.
The State contest in Kentucky was over q
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals, the Republicans,
Democrats. and Gold Democrats each having q
candidate. Shackelford. the Democratic nomi.
nee. has n probable plurality of 10000.
In Colorado the Bryanite candidate for SUI
premo Judge Is elected over the Mckinley and
Silver Republican candidate by probably 20. 200
majority.
TLn N,-.. .1- NaA-.a ala. lt..A 49, A.
Bryan or Fusion ticket has been defeated by
from 5000 to 5000 majority. This would
mean a loss to the silver forces in the State
Of over $4,000 votes. Bryan, however, does not
He says that tho returns from the rural dis
tricts. which are the last to como in, will show
that they have won.
The returns from Iowa show heavy Demo-
cratic gains, but the Republicans have doubt.
less elected their State ticket by at least 90. 900
plurality.
In South Dakota tho Bryanites, who won
last year. were overwhelmingly defeated by tho
Republicans. who elect six out of eight circuit
judges. and possibly tho entire eight.
In Detroit. where the municipal contest
turned exclusively on local issues. the Demo.
cratic candidate. Mayor Maybury. who refused
to take sides on FREQ silver. was reelected by an
increased plurality. Providence and Newport
also elected Democratic Mayors.
The Republicans carried Baltimore by an
estimated plurality of from 5000 to 5000.
electing Master. Mayor. Tho indications arc
that the Maryland Legislature 10 also Republi-
can by q substantial majority, thus insurinR a
Republican successor to United States Senator
German.
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10000 IN PEHNSYLTANI4.
Republicans Gain Their Usual vIctor5-Proh
billion Vote n surprise.

Republicans Gain Their Usual vIctor5-Prohi.
billion Vote n surprise.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE returns from the
election come in slowly. but at midnight enough
are at hand to indicate that the Republican
State ticket has been elected by n plurality
of more than 100000. Comparatively little in.
terest was shown. and as a result an unusually
low vote was polled.
James S. Beacon. the Republican candidate
for State Treasurer, will probably DO elected by
a plurality Of 10000. DR.. Silas C. Swallow.
the Prohibition nominee for that office. will
show a large vote. for among his supporters
were a large number of disgruntled Republicans
and an equal number of Democl ats, who. seeing
that their party ticket had no chance, decided to
support tho Prohibition nominee. Lev! G. Nc
Cauley, tho Republican candidate for Auditor.
General, will defeat his Democratic opponent,
Walter G. Ritter, by an overwhelming plurality.
In the city election here the Republican ticket
had practically a walkover. Horatio B. Hackett
and Col. Clayton McMichael are elected by
more than the usual party majority to the re-
s~pective offices of Register of Wills and City
Treasurer.
For the judiciary electors there were no con.
tests. and the Republican nominees. Judges
Breezy, Wiltback, Audenreid, and Ferguson, are
elected.
The appeal TO the voters for authority to con-
tract a loan OF Sl2, 200, 900 for municipal pur.
poses was successful. There was. however. a
bitter fight against It, but it carried by n ma.
jority of 25, 900, which is about one.fourtb of
the ordinary Republican majority in the city.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 2.-At midnight the latest
returns Indicate the election of the Renuh.
lican State ticket by decreased pluralities
Beacon, for State Treasurer. will probo.
bly, have 10000 plurality. and Nc.
Caulcy. for Auditor-General. NAV have
a few thousand more. Swallow. the probibi.
tion.Reform candidate. who made his fight on
inc purely state issue OF extravaganza and
corruption uhder republican rule' was The I'M
known iactor' ZIG mas carried several strong
ftepupiicah counties ana Will poll more than
loo'ooo Votes
Chairman German of the Democratic State
Committee, said tonight that the result indi-
Gates u return of confidence In the Democratic
party and o severe rebukc for the Republican
party and It's management. He referred to the
victory in Luzerne county by remarking that
/" the shooting at Hazleton had some effect"
Tho friends and supporters of Dr.. Silas c..
Swallow In this city and county have stood nv
him and tho returns at u late hour to-
night Indicate that he has not only car.
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Richard Murphy. r.
VIRGINIA FOR THE DEMOCRATS.
so. o Plurality on n Light ~Hote-senator
Daniel TO Bc Rc.ci-ctcd.

oO.OOo Plurality on n Light Notc-senntor
Daniel to Bc Rc.circtcd.
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 2.-The election in Vir.
GINA to-day was for Governor. Lieutenant
Governor and Attorney. General, twenty Sem
ators and 100 delegates to tho Legislature.
Great apathy was shown, and not more than
30 per cent. OF the usual vote was polled. Not.
withstandingt the very small vote, the Democratic
ticket will get a majority of 5000. 1t is dis
tinctly a Democratic victory, and tho Ropubli-
can representation in tho Legislature will DO
smaller than last year. Tho Republican State
ticket, McCaull. Roller. and Lyons, polled n re-
spectacle vote in tho white counties, but in the
black bolt made no showing.
These results were due to factional fights in
the party. Tho silver question, which was made
the slogan of the Democratic candidates., had
very little effect on the results, as Tyler's vote
for Governor was far behind Bryan's vote at n
time when there was a split in the party
on the financial question. In several places
where tho Republicans made u united fight tho
contests are close, notably in the Lexington,
Wytheville, and Sussex Senatorial districts. In
many places the Republicans rcfrained from
voting at all. and the Democrats will therefore
show large gains with a ridiculously small vote
cast.
The vote Of the Populists and independents
was insignificant, tho contests AZ a rule being
between the straightout Democrat and Repub-
lican candidates. Senator Daniels reelection
to the United States Senate, which was consid-
cred certain, is now made doubly sure. Although
the platform on which the Democratic candidate
ran reafirmed the Chicago silver plank. the
gold Democrats voted for it on tho ground that
this WAS a State contest and had no influence on
national questions.
LEXINGTON. Va, Nov. 2.-Democrats carried
Lexington and Rockbridge county by 100 ma
jority. A Democratic gain of 800 over last
Presidential election; light vote polled.
STAUNToN. Va. Nov. 2.-This State elected
Governor. Lieutenant Governor. and Attorney
General and the Democrats had q walkover.
The new Legislature elects q successor to Sena.
tor John w. Daniel, who declined the second
place on the ticket with Mr.. Bryan.
1t will also elect a successor to tho present
Virginia Senator. Thomas Martin. the Junior
Senator from Virginia. Fitzhugh Lee stayedin
Richmond and voted for Tyler. The Virginia
election to-day means the u%ndoubted reelection
Of Senators Daniel and Martin.
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COMMENTS ON THE Ell ECTION.
Tho London Chronicle Is disappointed witt
the Result In New York.
Special Gable Dcspatoh to THE Sun.

Special Gable Dcspatc. to THE Sun.
LONDON, Nov. The ChroniciC. commenting
on the result OF the Mnyoralty contest in New
York. says that the election OF Van WycE is G
deep source OF anxiety and disappointment.
Continuing, il says that il had hoped that
New York would llavo risen to the great oppnr'
tunity and shown Europe that n pure, progress
sIve democracy was n possibility. Their over
throw ought to stimulate the rcformers 10
grs atcr activity.
The Times says: 1--WE know what use Tam
many will make OF Van Wyck'S election.
The power OF Cookers organization will
be widenod, strengthened, and consolidated, aud
means will DO supplied for preparing for
the next campaign. insuring tho return OF
another Tammany nominee. Vie. honest, and
philanthropic citizens will bo as 'mpotent as
wero the Italian and hungarian patriots under
the bcnumbing rule OF Mettcrnich.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-03
CLOSE VOTE IN NEBRASKA.
Kentucky Democratic; Maryland Ga.
cllned to Be Republican.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES REDUCED.
The Bryanite Candidate Elected In
Colorado.

The election in New York State yesterday was
for Judge Of the Court of Appeals. and It re-
suited in the election of Parker. Dcm.. over
Wallace. Rep. by q plurality of about &c. 600.
Robert A. Van Wyck Of Tammany Hall will
be tho first Mayor Of the Greater New York,
the second city in the world in population. Mr..
Van Wyck's plurality over Seth Low. Citizens
Union candidate, Is in round numbers 81. 900
OF which e6. 600 wero obtained in New York
County and $4,000 in Brooklyn. The anti
Tammany vote united would have defeated
Tammany. although in this county Tammany
had more votes than the Republicans and the
Citizens Union together. The total vote for
Mayor in round numbers 10 as follows:
BENJAMIN y. Tracy, Rep ........."..IOA.os s
.tebert A. Van WICK. Dom. aS1 s2S
Henry George. Sen'n....."...--..... al.O0s
Seth Low.
vAn Wyck over Low........-..... sA,IlA
Bird 8. Coler and Randolph Guggenheimer,
the Democratic candidates for Comptroller and
President Of the Council, are elected. the former
by 100000 over Fitch. Rep, and tho latter BY
~
The new Municipal Assembly will DO Demo
cratic in both branches. the Democrats eleoting
~ of the % Councilmen (as well as the Presi-
dent of the Council and ~ of the 60 Aldermen.
The Presidents of the borouRhs of Manhattan
and the Bronx will be Augustus w. Peters.
TAM and Louis II. Hanen, Tam. All six Tam
many candidates for Coroner are elected.
On the New York county ticket the Tammany
candidates for Sheriff, County Clerk, Register.
and District Attorney are elected by great plu-
Ralities.
Kings and Richmond elect tho Democratic
Borough President.
New York county sends to Albany 2 Repub-
iicAn Asscmblyinen. 5 Cts and no Democratic.
New York county gives Parker. Dem., over
10000 plurality for Chief Judge Of the Court
Of Appeals.
Kings county gives him some 10000 plurality.
The Just!ces-olect Of tho Supreme Court who
were voted for In the Greater New York ter.
ritory are: Charles II. Van Brunt. Rep. and
Dem.; Francis NJ. Scott. Tam, and Willard
Bartlett, Dom.
In Now Jersey the Democrats made very sub
Stantial gains. but thcy did not recapture tho
State from the Republicans. No stats officers
were 10 be elected.
The Democrats gained four Senators. and tho
Senate will stand, Republicans. IA; Democrats.
2. The greatest gain OF the Democrats is In
ASSemblymen.
After the Republican sweep of last
year the Assembly stood. Republicans,
Do; Democrats. l. Tho latest returns
indicate that the asxt Assembly will DO . tie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-03
RHODE ISLAND RESULT MIXED.
Democrats Garry Providence and Newport
Republican, Win Other cities.

PROVIDENCE, II. L., Nov. 1.-The municipal
elections In Rhode Island To-Day resulted in
Democratic victories in Providence and New.
port. The Republicans carried Pawtucket.
Central Falls. and Woonsockct. In tho two
former places Republican Mayors will succeed
Democrats. fractional fights caused the cleo
ton of a Republican Mayor in Pawtucket,
n boiling Democrat in the field defeating tho
regular nominees.
The vote in this city was the smallest in many
years. There were no real issues in the cam.
paign. The rain assisted in preventing the poll.
ing of a largo vote.
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DEMOCRATS SWEEP QUEENS.
Nearly Every Candidate on County ana BsrouGl
Tickets EIectsp.

Incomplete returns indicate that Democrats
have carried almost every Office in tho Borough
OF Queens. Candidates probably elected are
President of tho Borough Frederick Bowley,
DOM; Councilmen Joseph Cassidy of Long
Island City and David L. Van Nostrand of
Flushing, both Democrats. Alderman, First dis
trict, Joseph Geiser. Democrat, OF Long Island
City; Alderman, Second district. John E. Prom
deviilo, Dom. OF Flushing. Borough Coroners
Lawrence 4. Wise of Newtown. Leonard Rouff.
Jr., OF Ozone Park, and Philip T. Cronin OF Far
Rocka way, all Democrats. Superyisors-LOn0
island City, James H. johnson; Newtown, Dan.
lei J. Mcdonald: Flushing Robert A. w, Nugent;
Charles y. Bennington q Jamaica and Louis c.
Tho ticket Is probably elected as follows:
County Judge Daniel Noble, DEM; County
Clerk John II. Suthpin. Dem; Sherif Joseph
Meyerrose, Dem. County Su superintendent Of tho
Poor William r.. Horton, Dem.
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County Tickets.
NEW YORK.
sherin-Thomas J. Dunn. Tam.
County Cierk-william Sohmer. Tam.
Register-lsaac Fromme, Tam.
District Attorney-Asa Bird Gardiner. Tam.
KINGS.
s~hertn-Frank D; Creamer. Dem.
Register-Henry F. HagEerty. Dem.
County C~lerk-william P. wuest. Dem.
County Treasurer-John W. Kimball. Dem.
District Attoney-Josiah T. Marean, Dom.
Sh~erin-Augustus Acker. Dem.
Borough Onacers.
Augustus W, Peters, Tam. Edward T Fitzpatr!ck. Tam
Antonio yucca. Tam.
Edward W. Hart. Tam.
Louis =. Harsn. Tsn.....Anthony Mcowen, Tam.
- BROOKLYN.
Edward N. agout, Dem. Anthony ]. Burger. Dem.
George w. DeIap. Dem
QUEENS.
Frederick Bowley. Dem Lawrence E. Wise, Dem.
Leonard Ruon. Dem.
Philip 7. Cronin. Dem.
RICHMOND.
John l.. Feoney. DEM. George c. Tranter. DEM.
John Seaver. Dem.
Judiciary.
UPREM COURT JUSTICES.
First D~!strict-charles H. Van Brunt. Dem. and Rep
Francis NJ. Scott. Tam.
Second District-WiIlard Bartlett. Dem.
CITY COURT NEW YoRK COUNTY.
John Henry Mccarthy. Tam.
Edward y. o"Dwyer, Tam.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Eleventh District Northumberland J. worces
First district CBron1)-Richard N. Arrow. Rep.
Second District CBronx)-John N. Tierney. Tam.
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BRYANITEs WIN IN COLoKADo.
Their Candidate FOR supreme Judge Elected
by 30, q Minority.

DENVER, Nov. 2.-Indlcations tonight point
to the election of William II. Gabbcrt. Populist
Democrat, for supreme Judge by 20, DOC over
Judge Hoyt, the incumbent, who IL n candidate
on both the Mckinley and Silver Republican
tickets. There WAS much opposition TO Judge
Hoyt among the silver Republicans on account
of his acceptance OF the Mckinley Republican
nomination, though hc declared that such ac.
coptanco must not be construed as an abandon.
ment OF the silver cause.
Senator Teller was quoted HI saying, n few
days after the nominations were made, that
Hoyt should nave refused tho Mckinley nomi.
nation. He has never dcaicd the authenticity
OF the interview, but has since supported Judge
Hoyt throughout the campaign. Both candi.
dates were silver men, but Gabbert drew the
most active silver support.
Aside from the silver question the issues were
mainly personal. There were 40 high as thirty
candidates in some counties, and scratching
was the rule, SO the count will be slow.
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SULLIVAN.
John NJ. Watson. D.
TtoGA.
'Daniel p. witter. n.
TonrKISs.
Theron johnson. r.
ULSTER.
l. Jacob II. Trcmper, r.
3. Charles J.. Ackert, d.
wAnRKS.
Taylor ]. Eldridge,R
WASHINGTON.
Charles Il. Paris. II.
WAYNE.
II. L. Greenwood, r.
wEsTCHEsTER.
/. Jared Sanford, D.
9. w. j. Graney, d.
3. John Gibney. d.
WYOMING.
D. d. whipple. II.
YATES.
'Miles W. Raplee, r.
'Re.clected.
Republicans. so.
Democrats, 81.
Cts, ..