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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17

win China over to her conservative
policy. This can be proved from every
genuine record"
But the efforts of Japan to bring her
sleepy brother to his senses, developed
new danger, the threat of a European
collation. Then was revealed that
Germany and Russia had already
planned spoilation as a block to Japan
csc reform, and the exposure of China's
weakness had but exposed their hand"
cob. them" says the writer. "if Eng
land had but known the truth /. But
the spitefulness and jealousy Of her
merchants and journals denounced ia
pan as a robber. watched alphabetically
the real robbers throttle her one avail
able ally, and helped them deceive
their victim by encouraging her cor
ruption and backing her stubborn in
sanity, while they boasted to Europe of
themselves as the champions of Chris
tian culture, and vilified Japan as the
savage leader of yellow horror"
mus the acton OF Japan and the IN
action of England has given rise to a
new and greater obstacle TO the re-
generation Of China and the fusion Of
the East and West. Russia and Russian
civilization must be opposed. This Is
the struggle which General Grant fore
saw, and which is not far in the future
In that struggle America will have
part to play, in the hight of which, who
shall say that our possession of the Phil
lppines is not rrovIdential.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17

Lars IIalsor and Samalina Halsor his wife sole
heirs al law of Paul L. IIaleor. deceased lie
PENDANTS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that bv virtue of
AMI pursuant 10 the judgment IF foreclosure ana
sale rendered and entered in the above entitled
action on the IN day Of November 4 H. Isq7 |
shall on the ID day Of January. 4 T. 1899. AZ Ton
o'clock in the forenoon at the eaSrerlv front doc
Of the Court House in the City Of Superior in tho
county of Douglas and state Of Wisconsin Off,
for sale and sell to the highest bidder Tor cash
the real estate ordered and directed nv sd
judgment 10 Tee sold. described as follows.
The West half W. / d Of Block numbered Tyr.r
Iy-foUr ~ on East sixth street IN the tovrsi,e
81 superior. now q part OF the CITY Of SUPERIOR
Douglas county. Wisconsin. according 70 The re-
'or'ed plat hereof on file and Of record in mo
once "t the Register Of Deeds in and for .a;d
lgGGia> county. Wisconsin to sat X Inc sn,r,
of one thousand one hundred and eit-b-r
'eI-l>', dollars with interest thereon tOrethSr
WIN lhe costs and expenses Of such sale as mo
Fidv'd and ordered in said judgment
Dated at superior. Wisconsin thi. rs,b do,
November, \. d. 1895 1"s
FRANK L. WILCOX
sheTlf Of Douglas County. Wis
--2.-,.2s A:tC.-ev 20 y p --7..:
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

and did the smell of powder scare
YOU, DEAR" she asked
No, darling" replied the hero, cat
the first smell Of powder | thought of
you. "-PhiladeIphla North American.
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Her Prayer Granted.

Her Prayer Granted.
Maud Muller on AN August night
Received the judge with great delight.
The Judge proposed. In speech sublime
Said Maud: &C. judge. please give me time"
And then, according 10 his ways.
The judge gave Maudic thirty days.
cleveland Plain Dealer.
4+S&%
The Vest and Bailey drag cham is one
of those antiquated affairs that might
stop an OK cart loaded with cordwood
and cOonskins, but it is not likely to be
called for on Uncle Sans trolley line
st. Louis Globe democrat.
#*+4
Spain receives our good gold with
open hand, but objects to accepting the
prayers OF our congressional chaplaIns.
1t is ar open question which she stands
more in need of, oo.-Mnneapolis
Tribune
American troops have marched
through Havana ana created favorable
impression, but the people Of Havana
will not fully appreciate the civiizing
force of the United States till the
American scwer-dlgger6 enterthe city
Milwaukee Sentinel.
%41e&
Notable Transaction.
The Earl of Stafford was married to
This Is one Of the greatest trans actions
III royalty and soap on record.-Wash-
ington Post.
There is hope An English pugiIiS
has died of lock jaw.-Pioueer Press.
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Charles Darwin's mother had 4 de-
cided taste for all branches of natural
L:s:orv. Philadelphia Tines.
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure.

STATE OF WISCONSIN $
Douglas County. In Circuit Court.
J. Arthur Wood>ide, Plaintiff.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17

Gen, Garcia did not long survive
the liberation of Cuba from Spanish
rule, but his name will live as long as
Cuban history survives. lie was pa
triot and a fighter, and while he did
not long erjov the liberty he fought for.
he had the satisfaction, denied to Maceo
and other patriots, OF seeing the tri
urnph of the cause fer " hich he suffered
so much.
Mcintyre, of mill-trust fame, is said
to have become disgusted and ceased
his efforts. Probably he found that the
public has become disgusted with him
and men of his class, and have no use
Tor them. The truth is that trusts are
a curse, paralvze individual effort, and
make men slaves. They are the most
grinding of despots, and should not be
tolerated
The Dock Line commission met in
Monday last, in the City hall, but limited
It's labors to the question as to whether
the removal of the dock line would
benefit navigation, the question as to
whet her it was just to this or that pro-
perry owner not being considered
The fight for t. S. senatorial honors
has commenced at Milwaukee. Some
people think twill end in quarrels.
Col. Bryan has sheathed his blood
less sword, and turned bis jaw loose
upon the advancing imperialist host
A gas monopoly Is talked Of A
wind monopoly will come next, if Old
Boreas vii sell out
Ex-senator CALVIN S. Brice died of
pneumonia, at his home in New York,
Thursday.
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Plaintiffs 4.tC.-ev 10 y p -n--7..:
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4 Notable Transaction.

There is hope. An English pugili c
has died of lock jaw.-Pioueer Press.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09
Snlesllny.

Last Monday being Salcsdlny, the
usual crowd was attracted to the city,
and the merchants did good business.
Considerable real estate was sold at
public o'!tcry. and brought good prices.
as the following shows:
Tract nf III acres. owned hy Rhodes
l,rltllcy. to J. j. Frctwrll, for $t;5n-
about S,j.:,J per acre.
Tract OF l6S ;lcrrS. owned bv Mr.. i.
UNcal. in Fork Township, To j. \.
Brown, FOR S91D--:,hnut $5.;Il pcr acre.
One lnt in Willamlstun, owned by
Ben t;l>nn. for tines. tot T.. Prince,
for S26
III" Master sold G1 acres in William
>tnn. to j. \. Rhutlcs. for $SlO-about
Sl2.09 per acre.
Tract of T.; acres. in Broadway Town
ship. to A. l.. Knox. for S200--nbout
Sla.-l0 per acre.
Tract of II! acres in l,rna.lway
Township. 1" a. l.. Knox. for $l3O-
Sl0..ln per acre
Tract of III acres. in Bolton Town
shid, to Fred II. Griffin. Tor So,SO0--
about '!19.S;i per acre.
Tract of lS5 acres. in Rrltnn Town
ship. to NJ. II. l'rcazcalc. for $2, 10
about Tli.G:' per acre.
- Trac, of 7si acres. in rcndlct"n
NJ. Russell. for SS7o-ab"mt StO.1S pei
Icrr.
lrac, of is acres. in pcn,llcton Town
ship. t" Sophia l.ntimcr. for $50
about %!2.12 per acre.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

i"r na'!r powerful lilr.,l- .ri ioinc
.lui ioItigu iuio,iu,l.. / lr i4lch
hNii'ling WIS int ~uliicitui 10 hold
n,ni' llIn !nl! Tho propl, ihdt iNl,tlnl
'i;, lli .colirriirn :ilnullni''l 20 tii'Y
b'l'hlr. VIC arc clad mat iiir PROFIT,
''i' M.'hiiiS up ipH -riier Of iiiil i,--
-lpii~ib!liii III regard Ia tin. trn,iicn
'iiiH pis'n world. i sulnltiilous dim
n'i WIS served OH The lIO.ind,. ihu
i.tN. Nr''ui:f' UI SOHtiil mon. p,cacll-
ca = 9cliiinh 10 Il large and appiU.iativc
'iliuIrIit' ~ The evening. Ills SERMON
was logical and iull OF Iilnliyhi.
ne I':tpii>i Church Of Ills place has
rhIl''. the lrv. d. Weston Holt, Ui
'siininSicr 10 preach Tor them an
"l lii'! y':i, Rev. :. f. Singleton having.
resigned.
~ Tho instance, Of MrS.G. T.. smith
and Miss Jamie Gaines lic l.IhicsUf ths.
l'lliii>i Church arc nakingH II nice quilt
iur the Connie Maxwell OrpI.aIny,.
10" l"Hrtlinl il j. to cIotlt and feed
me UIpliin, and to have great and
good men like Ias> and Jacobs to
l"ach them ana train them for the
','isiiic~- q! this life. and also to train
them Tor Il higher and nObIcr life to
come
The Y ~-c> NlInIl,y were throw II
rom ihri buggy on last Saturday. and
Mir> Nl!ir Was lI!ri. but learn il WAS
not yrs st.loli,. II vas caused by Il
iHii;W"N horst.
INslA 'ili/'n III ihr Fork ought 10
- to ii,c l.~i nu.,.Il 10 pull lc Black
l'l'hiund il.lnn.h this way. Tor If We
ili~' tins inc We ;irr cIii oil ever after
Niin Di.p I"-in ~. Bow.
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Denver Items.

Everything is moving llarni0niously
in our burg.
We will soon have he cotton I'LL ont,
rs the crop is ut least nnr-tilth short OF
what WAS expected in September.
Mr.. W. ID. Garrison had lately the
pleasure OF Il visit from his father and
brother. MIR. John Garrison. nf Green
Vile.
That lovely lady. Miss Ida Simpson,
of Piedmont. has htrn visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Walter l'li,itt.
Mr.. llarvr l'ruitt and Mr.. CHM. of
Starr, was seen in our burg last Sunday.
Miss Alice Harper visited relatives ia
Denver last week.
Mr.. Will Garrison. of Clemson Col
lcgc, was home OH short visit last
Saturday. His friends here arc always
glad to see him.
Miss Maggie Rankin. the lovely and
accomplished daughter of Capt. George
Rankin, of Shutdown, is visiting her
friend. Miss Blanche Browne.
a good many of our incest people
went to the Circus. The best inform
cal say it was the clcancst show, with
the fewcat Objectionable features, o..
any that has visited this section in
quite awhile. "INCOG.n
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LATESY ILHClII0N NEWS.


iti.ii'.u. N.t.. No, . o. ni
Tho ljrnl'ni.'ilr .juslrini ticket is
elected bN .ihu,ii :W,Gi;u nEljoriii 'Ih,
entire state Democratic ticket is elect
"' ly ."'"l majority. The Legislature
IS ">elM!io luiilI4ly .lrnlncrAti,.. The
Erl,uljli'hi> cary the Second and
Eighth Coi-,ir--!nii:il Districts: AL the
other Districts are pcilur,ntir cNrcpt
h" Fourth. in which IN independent
l'rpuli-i i> clccirI.
tIiii.ln:i.. \uN. 8 J:inI.
New llann\rr county, Of which Will
.nin@ton is the county rr;it. went Demo
cratic by lD0 minority. There WAS 10
disturbance nt any "i he polling places.
RALEIGH. %Ov. J--ll Il. m.
Returns received III, To this hour con
firms and adds to the Democratic ma
.Iority previously announced, with the
addition Of the Eighth District to the
Democratic column. This gives the
Democrats seven congressman. The
Third District is still in doubt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09
UNCLE ZEKsG:: VI0RKlNG HIS
WAY TO 1-IE CIRCUS! vs,y Funny,

Hello Ieke jest ~orku de BIZ Circus Boss Oh hits
hummer dun ld m tell An le price dcy low Now,
bcfo needs much take through; but hit
exactly free No. Whit al Nv Uncle
ken unly dc big dc bloom
tells
a"ce always goin irum G. 40 till 9l5 Jc let tell u
de antics dose i do Fns ealn he is
ao DE he he all hands
sharp dare gwinter be cun done An he begins
slash all hans fr Wl powu pcrl bow thank
ter US often, they lcrscde EN- like this
2!c spool King Cleaning Soap ~. per thing Boys rock
ct Knives Be- aud lD y Pocket knife knife
guarantee for 5c good Bleaching 2 yard Good Caoe 24c
ara wide heavy Shctng Be- @ and lc Heavy Drills c Children
leather Mems Shoes IS pair Leather,
Skin and Croan Whole shod
is worth shoe wild kid Flayoring Extracts We cheaper
Goods, n Silver Extracts quality,
ms quality H. Mix 'nrk 0xl6 Biscuit Pan Zoe A. Tea
beautifully Every piece guaranteed
it does Brass Hand Lamps complete
wiz! r Glass Hand Lamps,
work y il he had hands. Heavy
BED ickir N aud &c lo Tooth brushes Be- 5c Zoe l5c
la brushes Dc and 2 SIT Table Knives and Forks each
Plated
10 l;ronzcd will
slide at 81 % each
These hot values burn hnd drop them like this. Compei-
ton Will tell tain aud hold unless
to be- swallowed whole Now. know there lots of slack
behind our backs, mark this The parties doing either have
grind they old they
around like W the tail therefore they
bargains at The Ten Cent Store 0 and OF and
particular bright shining
around which number Of Ineffective
people who thing when
live to tell the tale.
Wholesale oHcr nducc
&c merchants evcrywherc
Now don be black sheep We hope number the of
the flock SO Come
NnucnJ
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

Ponce, ponTo Rico, Nov. GA
large and representative boby of Porto
Ricans have drawn up petition. ad-
dressed to President Nc cKinley, asking
the government to retain in Porto Rico
Colonel John B. Castlcman and the
First Kentucky volunteers.
Gen. Henry has cabled to Washing
ton that the compliment is thoroughly
deserved, but the regiment ought to
60 north. It's understood that orders
will be given as soon as the Fifth reg
ular cavalry arrives.
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T0wnville Items.

Sheriff Johnson and Mr.. Webb, Of
iiartwcll. Ga.,. We're in our town on
last Sunday looking after some c. cap
cd cOnvicts.
Mr.: Clifford Bnrriss and Miss Maggie
Stcphcnsnn. of Mountain Creek, have
hrcn visiting Miss .Iauic Gaines, of
this place.
Mr.. James Barton. of Brucc's Torl.
Is III very critical conditions. His
aiSeaSc seems to- battle the knowledge
nnd skill of AL the physicians.
MIR. Miles T.. Singleton, of Wcs:min-
Ster, and Miss Griffin, of Pickcns, have
this place. '>''' -
Mr.. Jake Cromer, of South Union.
has been down to our place sporting
one of our fair mailcns.
The Baptist Sunday School of this
place observed Childrcn's Day on the
lat Sunday. The decorations snrpass-
ed amy we have seen. The children
rendered their pieces to perfection.
and Rcvs. J. j. Beck and J. F. Single
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09
Trustees Sale.

pY virtus of the power and authority
4O vested in me under the Dsed Of
Trust executed by Joseph &. Edwards,
bearing date November :'0th, 1897, and re-
corded in tho office of the Clerk of Court
nf Common Pleas Tor the County Of An
ti.Taon, =. G., ira Book PPP, pages :,33-
BIO. | will sell 10 the highest bidder at
Anderson Court House, s. e., in front of
the Court House. on Salesday in Decem-
her. 1928, within the legal hours of sales,
tn" following Tract OF Land. to wit:
All TINT certain Tract of Land. situate
in the County of Anderson, State afore-
said, containing two hunured and six
acres, more or less. adjoining lands of
.;"i,u Norris. Mrs. NJ. Z. SHELTON, II. B.
Earle and others. 1t being the same Tract
of Land described in said Doei nt Trust
Terms OF Sale-Cash. Purchaser To
pay extra for papers.
X. G. CUNNlNGuAM ns Trustee.
Nov ., lSGS 70
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My l)neN cf Trust executed ,o mo by
H9 NJ. r. Tucker. will sell on Salesday
in Decamher next, that Tract of I,and
containing lGO Acres, more or less in Hale
Township, adjoining lands or Jamea Nc
Phaii, A. J. hall and others
Also Tact adjoining. containing
): AcreA, more or less.
Terms-On cash, balance on
time. secured hy mortgage.
JOSEPH N. BROWN
Trustee.
Nov. g. 1SnS % A
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Nov. 8. 1898.
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ ANDERSON COUNTY

BY R. Al. Bu'riSs. Judge of Probate.
WHEREAS, j G. Cunningham has
applied 10 me to grant him Letters of Ad.
minlst.'ation on the Estate and effects of
Turner X. Osborn, deceased.
These are therefore to cite apd admon-
ish All kindred and creditors or the said
Turner Il. Osborn, deed. to he and appear
before me in Court of Probate, 20 be held
at Anderson G. III. on the 23rd day of
November. lS!I8, after publication hereof,
to show cause. If any they have. why
the said administration should not he
granted Given under my hand, this
S,h dav Of November, 1898.
T. NJ. BURKISS. Judge Probnte.
Nov g. lS!DS .,O -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

DIR. Frederick w. D'Evclin, of San
Francisco. has advanced plan to arm
all children against intcmprrancc in
later life just as they are armed against
smallpox. He proposes to administer
indeed, he has already administered
with marked succcss-what he calls
equiscinc, or preparation from the
blood of horse which has been fed
upon alcohol until it has become reg
ular topper. by inoculating children
with this remedy, he says, generation
after generation will become phrer I'M
til there is not only no prcdispOsition
to drink, hut the evils due to drink
will be removed.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09
MOri%agen's sale.

Hoy viiiu. OF tho pnwnr from u. W.
-lp Willis. We viii sell on Salcs,iuy in
Drreinh.'r I.rx:. thai Tract Of I.a,j, con-
thinin,. H.; Acres. III Corn,-.- Iuwishiu
"iiuining lands now or latr OF Ei,jiii
NEi!r, .I"snih \. Hrnwn and others
i.rn's- bn"-t third cash, balance on
credit secured hv 'nnriravt
I.IrtrN Il IEDBETrfR,
MurtEhEecS.
II
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Notice Final Settlement.

FEHlIE undersigned, Executor of the
"A l;-t.,, "i Martha \ Glenn de-
ceased, hereby gives nntco that he will
on tnu 10th day lje.cinbrr lS9n npply to
tl!o Ju',," 81 Probatc for Anderson tO,in-
~ for ~ F'ir. settlement "t said Estate,
ana Il discharge from his nlli"r ~ E.Xecu-
iOr j. l.. TRIBE! t. E,Nr
Ns\ g. l~.IS 80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

Experiments with the -llsal cant
l,a,, proved 50 >uccc>sTu! in Il'laN.r..
that lis culture may lm oNl,n-iN'iA -
.-ag'd III. They r;In @ci NOR sneai 10.
from, ,rrls
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

A Huml,,l oi The NrN England cotton
mills ll,. ~i.i down III accordance
with an agreement 10 riirtail the pro
.liciion OF cloth inr ont. month.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

European wai rl"sds lower and
threaten tie universal peace and map
lines. The struggle once begun will
moi br definitely settled before iIn. .ld
OF ihc twentieth century unless iiir
nnc-llnii-. governments are replaced
with representative governments 10y
the people.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

THE tide of Fall Business its food Store anil
well prepared for It, Every Department best M
est completeness and variety before in M
Our prices also equally important factors producing
because they are the Lowest that possibly be quoted for Goods
quality and clearly illustrate welknown policy be up
anybody Come and Roam through great stav
convenient Come again and again. There obligation on n
buy Ii have needs fill the beauties m r
winter Merchandise which has been theed for you will %
are not ready buy We have given the public ample evidence
that do misrepe3t Goods assert
contradiction that Goods selling their merit and prices
lore offered We invite comparison and defy competition.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

The ST. l.n.i- Hrp"bhr say. III his
anL>.i\in% proclamni"n President
Mckinley is cn'inrlilly fair IN arknowl
cdGinS ll:lt his administration WIS
''c"mprllr,l i" tnkcnp he sword in tl,c
raisr OF hnnlanitv. II WIZ The Dem
"eraiic party which compelled tie Me
KinlrI administration.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

The Southern cotton grower MAY
find it possible to grow l-crnt cotton
when he las learned to diversity his
crops SO as to r;,i>r everything 1T home.
but lc Will never prosper hy following
his present course of all cotton crop
under The mistaken idea that low
prices are due 10 some other cause than
nvcrrro'uc,ion. lie has only To refer
to statistics FOR the past few years t"
know that Il small cotton crop yields
greater returns than Il big one.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

The war with Spain ended Il =oo.i
while ago. i:ul The expense q! it goes
on. Without reckoning. the salaries
and maintenance of he several com
missions appointed tn arrange peace
terms and the conditions OF evacuation,
the WAL expense from Ut" 2lSi day of
April until now has been about $1,000,
GOO day. And this expense continues.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

Where did President Mckinley learn
that public sentiment dcman'l> the
SriAnic and retention Of all ,hr Philip
pines Not from the State conventions.
No State convention OF either party
has declared for this policy. Several
and soins. have gone to the length of
suggesting that Manila and the island
of l.uzon he held. Others, Of both
parties. have opposed any extension OF
the national sovereignty 10 this dis
tant group. This will hc an important
question before the next session OF
Congress.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

The neglect that the American army
has suffered from was that of political
trimmcrs, supported by the papers
now raising such Il hypocritical howl,
perpctratcd i'll the guisc of govern
mcnt economical administered" Past
and deflnct Congresses are murlcWrs
in fact. They committed murder by
pcrsistcntly refusing to make provision
for war emergencies. Will Our future
congresses do the same thing.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

Elections were held in I'LL except
three Of the forty-iivc States yrStcr-
day, and the result is awaited with the
-kccncSt interest. The Democrats made
big gains i'll nearly every state. and it
is generally conceded that ,hcy will
control the next Congress. The great
est interest was manifested in New
York and North t,rulill. Ia the lat
ter State I'll" Democrats ~" >'irrrS>fnl
by big majority. and i'll the former
State the Indications are hat the Re
ymblicnns VIII win by small majority.
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