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No More Free Passes.

Special Dispatch to The Post-inteIi!g.acer
COLFILLE. Wash. Sept ls.-The rev
management Of the Spokane Falls 4 North
erE railway has Cancelled nearly all passes
issued by tie former president ID. G. Cor
hin, Of the line. and now refuses 10 renew
the favor to the county officers. II il
stated that the Spokane Falls g. Northern
system will extend the courtesy OF free
transportation IN the future only 10 en-
pioyss az the road
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KANSAS CITY. Sept 1s--Coi Cross. q
The Third Missouri volunteers, has relieved
MAJ :. K. Kelsey. O. his command OF TIA
First battalion because Of a circular recs NJ
ly circulated among the enlisted men a,
camp LAST week. urging in the case The IN
Gepencent battalion = oFgau!ze3 20 remain
IN the service. Maj. Kelsey should % The
commanding off39e. MAJ Ke.sey asserts no
viii be upheld II RS position by COY
rnieins
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EVANSVILLE. o.. Sept n-Surgeoe
Mac. e. e. Fa-Quaar. u the Eighth Ga
regiment. Wac buried here KRIS afternoon
with military hosarx Telegram Of coz
5eserce and a b@agl1ful wreath u foxsrs
were received from Prss.6ert Mckinley.
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Special Dispatch TO the -InfeIilxeneer.
PORT TOWNSEND. Sep, ls.--Tne Dem
oerais OF jefferson county have decided 10
put a straight Ticket In she field this year.
and primaries have been called for next
Saturday. The convention IL 10 be held on
October 5. Only nominal effort VIII he
made 10 eject the ticket. although the Dem
ocfats are counting on Republican help 10
defeat tive or three Of the Republican NOM
lnees.
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Robertson Plant VIII Now he Moved
to Puget sound.

ASTORIA. Or, Sep. 1.-THE big log
raj; Of The Robertson company put 10 sea
today In tow OF the tug Relief and when
on the heads was taken In tow by the col
Her FrogFeso for San Francisco. The rat
contains 100000 fee; OF pliing and is the
last 10 leave the Columbia river. the com
psay having decided 10 remove its plant 10
Puget sound The weather Is heavy at
present. but II Is expected the raft will
have no trouble in reaching !,s destination
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Private Eckdobtx Roay IucIafres

nItA5o. Sep' &.-Tae body o.: AIfret
r. Eckdohi. n private IN t;rixsEy.e pO,,.-s
Riders. ah9 wss KILLED hy trolley ,ar =
~eek ago. remains unclained ~ kc~ne<,,.S
'noFEue Every sToYf Sas tesn mas. to
hnj !wiests or relatives q ,he seas snl
der. hut without Success Ecka9hf enlist
- 81 i.fegerwo9Ss X u
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tucson. AF.z. Sept Is-Tele Raaut
vo.eh mercantile an3 of'4ce huiidiag WIS Aa
S'rotsd ~ Are his afternoon "a VS. a}zo
me western Union telegraph Office We.,s-
FarTo 4 CO. RaSnivol~a's office and
LARGE nnssher G. ofsccv ;nc.tsirg the ga
Follows bah The soss vas s7Ig.ss
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CHAMoCSI Sept. Is An Engilshsnan
named Binns and guide who accompanied
him. while making the ascent os the Aigullle
de Charmose, fell and both were killed
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DEDHAM, Mass. SEPT ls-Tse ccn5i-
ten @. Thomas 2. Bayard wss shout ,ha
ZANE 40 yesterday. TIE Attending Ehyss-
clans give 10 hope q recovery.
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Two hoTSes belonging TO tire Eirtue Con-
soa1ats8 MInlug Company Of Baker coun-
~, Oregon. t~1 into a prospect staff rear
the Virtue rZ1ne Monday ard xeye killed
lGe Wagon was demolished. The shaft
vas about TWENTY-FIVE feet assp.
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BURLINGTON. VI, Sept 7s.-The~@
awe been four deaths In the First yer-
mort regiment % volunteers within the
past twenty-fotr hours. Nearly all have
def q fever contracted ~ Cn.ekzrnauga
marx
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Sergeant Charged With Libel.

SANTIAGO DE CrBA. Sept LS-3.5o =.
r1.-Ysster6ar charges were preferred hy
capt Miller. q the Second .rnru-e regi-
-reaf ami Caas Shelley q ~. FIFTH in
snans<. against o~rgi. Joseph ". johnson.
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CofnposfttOa.

We are now prepared 20 DO composition
fer the Or ace tany measured In Men parefl
MI on. Rrevier sne Long Primer salts
faction guaranteed Cal or address Post
Inie.4sgezcer. Seattle.
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British steamer Mt. Tabor burned

ALDEN Sept 1s.-The British steamer
Mount Tabor, Capt Jameson from I!o5fo
for Liverpool was abandoned or fire 81,
the island az Soco,ra. The BTitssh steamer
Teiena. from Calcutta, for Hamburg. lans-
ed ,he crew here. She 2s'ainea damage i,
attempting 30 tow the burning vessel
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TIE civil xzr as Vas associated VIII ~
brother Brig. Gen. Herman Hap. engineer
IL charge o. TIE ~o-k sor the Amy q tie
ras0-ae-
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PARIS. SEPT 1s-Dr. EssS-seric Bstzr-
cest, the cubzs delegate 20 Paris. - dead.
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OF the Third regiment, for 'naaSn!ng ana
lheiling the officers and soldiers O. their
reg lments IN an article published IN tie
Atlanta Constitution August 2.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
TAKE Laxative Brono QGinsne Tablets. An
druggists refund money II II fails to Gre
&c genuine las L. @. d. on each tablet.
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Seventh Representative District.

TowNs-Camden, Wyoming, Woodside.
Total vote, 6S4; probable vote, 676;
probable Democratic vote, 3O8; probable
Republican vote, 1868; probable Republic
can majority, 60.
Handy will run 20 behind Democratic
vote of 3OS, owing to unfavorableness OF
Kenney and Handy on their speech tour
through this district. Gold Democrats
are against Handy in this district.
Hoffecker will probably get 10 of the
votes which Handy loses.
Jabez Jenkins (Rep.) will probably
run 10 above Republican majority of 60,
as he is popular man at home. j. E.
Fluke Dem. will hardly poll full
Democratic vote. Robert S. Downs,
(Rep. J, for Clerk of the Peace, will run
25 ahead of his ticket mere. 1t seems as
though the entire south of the county
sympathize with him, because OF Sena-
tor Kenney's unjust attack. William
Virden, Democratic opponent of Downs,
will not poll full Democratic vote. The
fight of Wharton (Rep.) and Emory
(Dem. for Sheriff is Interesting, and
Emory expects in this district to cut
Wharton's majority down. DR.. Ball and
J. A. Lingo will poll strong vote here.
Other minor offices are Republican.
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cess, and little doub} is felt by the mart v
leaders that the county has gone Repub.
lican by fully 800 majority. N J9
Schemes Of intimidation were tried on
all sides bv the Democrats.
r.. MILFORD, $50 p. m.--The friends of
Simeon 8. Pennewill rallied TO bis sup
port at the polls to-day and though the
contest was warm one between him and
Joseph E. Holland for State Senator h,t
the Republicans think they have sliehtlv
the peter Of the situation. THEW feei
conidsnt that they have also electsd
their State, county and legislative t;cEet
inthe First Senatorial District'of Sussex.
Lewes. gao =. m.-fbe Republicans
feel satisfied chat they have carried
lewes and Rehoboth hundred by 50 ma
lOrlty!jK ,'J 2't'sI Ist its.4 sass.Cr "a
Party leaders claim sweeping victory
on the face Of the large vote that was
polled. "a Y 2 ~ i G.vE.g
Lincoln City, 6.45 p. m.-The whole
First Senatorial District has gone Renuh-
!ican BY probably 375 majority. Renorts
from North West Fork hundred speak Of
great Republican gains and the leaders
OF the Union Republican party arc iubi.
liant. tF'g dAs va
Delmar, 6.55 p. m.-The Democrats
have probably carried Little Creek hun
dred bvtheir usual tnajorit of $50 if the
noaters voted the way they had pro-
missed TO vote. This ia taken with.
grain OF salt as there are politicians who
think that the majority will not exceed
H5, which isin all probability q better
eStimate.' .tss2i "a lSi.iil x = q 80
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Third Representative District.

TowNs-Kenton, Downs Chapel, De-
laneys, part of Clayton, part Of
Cheswold, part Of Brenford.
Total vote, 675; probable vote, 6G0.
Closest Representative District in county;
neither party claims; will probably give
Republican vote, 345; Democratic vote,
3l6; Republican majority, 80. Handy
and Hoffecker expected to poll same
vote as rest of respective tickets. Same
of DR.. J.. II. Ball and W. NJ. Ross.
Same of John A. Lingo and DR.. L. A. H.
Bishop. John w. Houston, Republican
candidate for Representative, probably
get the Republican majority Of 80.
Samuel M. Taylor, Democrat, for Repre-
sentative, get Democrat vote of 3l5. H.
g. Nabrey, Democrat, for Levy Court, is
present incumbent and may run ahead Of
his ticket at least 20 and may be elected
over A. II. Moore, Republican. Both
Democratic and Republican candidates
for Sheriff, Coroner, County Treasurer
and Clerk of the Peace will get party
vote and no one of them will run ahead.
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CALIFORNIA
Mcguire, the Democratic
nominee for Goveuor, seems Ger
tain of election. The rest of the
ticket is in doubt.

In California a complete set of State Of
tcers will be chosen, one-half of the Sem
ate, and House of Representatives.
The new Legislature will have choice of
q United States Senator to succeed
Stephen M. White DEM. There are
four State tickets in the field-the Re-
publican, a fusion of Democrats, PoDu
lists, and Silver Republicans, the Middle
of-the-Road POpulist. and the Prohibi-
ton.
Several constitutional amendments will
be submitted to the voters, two of which
are OF general interest. One would give
counties home rule in the framing Of
county government act, the Legislature
to approve or reject as a whole, without
power of alteration or amendment; the
other would extend the legislative se,-
sion from 60 to rs days, dividing it into
two periods, the first of 25 days, during
which bills would be introduced, these
bills to be acted upon after a recess of
from 30 to GO days, during which the
people would berexpected to digest them,
and no new bills to be introduced after
the recess except on three-fourths vote.
1896 Pres,) SO. 1486SS IA, 786 2l,73O 2,57s
1894 Cow 110,73S 111,944 51.3O4 1O,5Gl
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ILMINGTON, DELAWARE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, l898

Peace and David H.. Knots (Rep. TO
Coroner will carry this district with ma
iorities ranging from 100 to $50. Reeu
lars and Union Republicans are close
here than anywhere The Republican,
are snugly in the majority and will cleo
their men in the Tenth District. NJ
Dover, DEL, $40 p. m.-Polls CLOSED
here after an exciting election day. Ir
Third Senatorial District it looks al
though j. Frank Alice has been elected
At 8 O'Clock Allee's majority was 90
John y. Wharton claims two Repre-.
sentative Districts, the Fourth and the
Second: "s+" g-'' va - 2, -: I
Harrington, sos p. m.--Robert: s.
Downs had polled up to 5 o'clock the
largest vote ever given one man. iii the
Ninth Representative District. His ma
jority will be at least Is more than any
other candidate. The polls just closed.
No trouble here to-day. ~, 1r
Leipsic, 6.15 p. m.-"An honest elec.
tion," said every one when the polls
closed here at 8p. m. No money used
here to-day. Some Regular Republicans
refused to join Union Republicans in
support of candidates.on the tWo tickets.
Vote will be counted and finished bylS
O'Clock. At 2 O'Clock the Democrats
were l8 in the majority. A strong fight
was made by Stephen Slaughter for Sens;
tor in the First Senatorial District. 7''~
Kenton, $40 p.m p.m.-Regular and Union
Republicans voted together here to-day.
Some Regulars cut Mr.. HoAecker, but
this amounted to only about 8 or5 votee.
The scenes around the polls were lively
all through the day. The polls closed at
6 p. m. No information seems to be
available. The challenges and book men
are at sea. At noon the Democrats were
13 votes ahead.
Smyrna, 6.20 p. m.--Polls closed at
6 O'Clock. Never was there such warm
and personal fight at an election in this
town. The personal fight was against
T. @. Moore by the Democrats. Efforts
were made early in the day by two col
ored leaders of the Regular Republicans
to stampede the town for the Democratic
ticket. It did not succeed and the COL
ored vote was solid for Hofscker and
Moore. Willard G. Pierce, Democrat, is
probably elected, but his majority is re-
duced from the usual Democratic ma
jority At noon the Democrats were 23
votes ahead in the two election districts
The Second Representative district will
have to give DR.. Moore large majority
or Stephen Slaughter will be elected
Senator.
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Second Representative District.

Second Representative District.
TowNs-Leipsic, Little Creek, part OF
Dover.
Total vote, 1000; probable vote, l,O40;
probable Democratic vote, 502; probable
Republican vote, 53S; Republican ma
joritv, 36. William T. Smithers, Repub-
lican candidate for Representative,
probably run 20 ahead of Republican
majority owing to vote of Prohibition
lists, as Smithers is a temperance lecturer.
Also honest Democrats have declared for
him personally. Edward F. ODay,
Democratic candidate for Representative,
popular man, and may run 5 ahead of
Democratic vote of 5O2. John B.
Wharton. Republican, expected to cut
John Emory, Democrat, in Sheriff con-
test in this district, causing Wharton to
run 10 ahead Republican majority OF 3G,
and Emory 10 behind Democratic vote Of
5O2. r. G. Roe Rep. and B. H. Moore
Dem. for Levy Court, will run with
respective tickets. Coroner, p. P. Col
Inns dem, and D. N. Knots Rep
will run even. Handy may cut 8 from
Hoffecker in Republican majority Of &c.
Strong free silver district.
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Eighth Representative District.

TowNs-Felton, Frederick.
Total vote, IA; probable vote, "a
probable Republican vote, 475; probable
Democratic vote, 339; probable Republi'
can majority, 81. George c. Herring,
Republican, for Representative, will poll
the Republican majority of 80. Elwood
c. Killen, Democrat, is expected to run
slightly ahead of his ticket. In this
district Hoffecker will run well, while
Handy is expected to slump from his
vote Of two years ago. Robert s. Downs,
Republican, for Clerk of the Peace, will
run 10 ahead of his ticket. William
Virden, Democrat, is in for frost here.
John B. Wharton, Republican, fos
Sheriff, will not show up as we'll here as
in some other districts, although he will
have at least 25 majority over Emory.
The Republicans will probably elect
Levy Court Commissioners from this dis
trict.
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KENT COUNTY

Votes for one Congress1nap
State Treasurer, State Auditor,
Clerk of the Peace, Sheriff, Coro.
ner, County Treasurer, fou,
Senators, ten Representatives,
ten Assessors, seventeen 1nspec'
Aprs and five members of the
&vy Court.
The Republican ticket will
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Fifth Senatorial District.

TowNs-Milford, Houston.
Total vote, 1.l9l; probable vote, LIN;
probable Republican vote, 646; probable
Democratic vote, 525; probable Republi-
can majority, 12l. Sylvester ]. Abbott,
Republican, probably elected Senator by
this majority over George Pleasanton,
Democrat. Milford hundred always
Republican. Add to this the fact that
Pleasanton, known to be for Handy for
u. s Senator, will be cut by Honest
Money Democrat about 20 votes.
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Ninth Representative District.

TowNs-Harrington, Pennington.
Total vote, 66S; probable vote, GIG;
probable Democratic vote, 3l3; probable
Republican vote, 1888; probable Republi-
can majority, 20. This majority may
probably not be given to the Republican
ticket entire. Handy is expected to de.
feat Hoffecker in this district by Is ma,
jority, as free silver element is very
strong in this district. Robert s. Downs
rep. J, candidate for Clerk of the Peace,
will run 20 ahead of the Republican ma
jority of 20. making his majority 40 in
this district. This is his home and it
was here that Senator Kenney abused
Downs in speech last week which
caused large number of Democrats to
announce their intention of giving
Downs their support.
William Thorp, (Rep. }, candidate for
Legislature, says he expects to win over
David Vineyard, Dem. }, but his major
ity may not reach 10.
The Levy Court Commissioners will be
Republican-Emory for Sheriff will
carry this district by 10 majority.
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probably carry the county by q
small majority. .r...-,
First Senatorial District.

TowSs-Smyrpa, Lsipsic,- Little Creek,
part Of CheSwold and part Of Dover.
Total vote, zoos; probable vote, 2.020,
probable Democratic vote, 1,0l2; prob
able Reppblican vote, l,006; probable
Democratic majority, 4. The greatest
fight in the county 10 for the Senator
from this district. Stephen Slaughter
(Dem.) J now looks like I majority over
Dr. !. o. Moore (Rep.) Z Neither party
claims. Democrats admit that they dd
not expect over 10 majority for Sladgh-
tel. MOore's chances then arc very good.
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Flfth Representative District.

F'7 : '~1rtbs =, ~
TOwN--DOver. .ti -ifsa ;i4II O..-
Total vote, SAG; probable vote, $40
pr0bable Republican vote, 458; probabla
Democratic vote, 1892; probable Republi.
can msj0rity, rs.
John Satterfeld (Rep.) will probal,k ky
bs elected Representative over Cecil q.
Fulton Dem. by above majority. Hof.
fecker viii poll about 10 votes above Re.
publican majority, while Handy will
probably run behind his ticket over 20.
Many strong gold Democrats in this dis
trtct refuse to vote Handy.
For Sheriff, John B. Wharton Rep. J,
will run 20 ahead Of his ticket in this
district. Democrats have declared fot
him as against John D. Hawking man,
Emory, and owing also to Wharton's great
popularity.
Robert S. Downes (Rep. for Clerk OF
the Peace will probably run 5 above
ticket owing to sympathy for him cysg
unjust attack Of Downes by Sci:,ssssg,,
Kenney.h 81 " W >'.' g
All Republicans will be elected in this
district, the rest running 76 majority.
In. L. A. H. Bishop Cem. for State
Auditor, may run 10 behind Democratic
vote Of 1892. Not liked in this district.
Not popular man at home. Fr'&
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Fourth Representative District.
TowNs-Hazlettville, Hartly.

TowNs-Hazlettville, Hartly.
Total vote not able to give, but it does
not exceed 400; probable Democratic ma.
jority for James B. Clark for Legislature,
over John w. Downs, Republican, by 40.
Same majority for State Treasurer Ross
and DR.. Bishop for Auditor. Also for P.
p. Collins, Democrat, for Coroner, and
William Virden for Clerk Of the Peace.
In the contest for Sheriff, the Republic
can candidate, John B. Wharton, will
probably cut down the Democratic ma
jcrity Of 40 and is expected, through his
great popularity with Democrats, OF
West Dover hundred and judging also by
The sun., 1898-11-08
CONNECTICUT
Conservative estimates give
the Republican State ticket lib
eral majorities.

In addition to the State officers hith-
erto chosen, Connecticut voters will elect
this year an Attorney General that posi-
tion having been created by the last
Legislature. The tickets nominated are
those of the Republicans. the Democrats,
the .Prohibitionists and the Socialists. A
majority over all is necessary to the cleo
ton of State officers. A Legislature will
also be chosen, which will elect a United
Hawley Rep).
Rep. Hcm. Nat. Dem. Pro.
1896 Pres.) -. 11O,2S5 5674o 1896 1906
1894 Cow 49,. $3.50 6G,2s7 go. 2.310
Hartford, $50 p. m.-Never in the
history of the State has scratching been
so universal. The entire Republican
State ticket will be elected.
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First Representative District.

TowNs-Smyrna and part of Clayton and
part OF Brenford.
3 Totalvote, 1908; probable vote, $50;
probable Democratic majority, 40; Demo-
cratic vote will be $40; Republican vote
will be 47O. Willard G. Pierce, Demo-
cratic candidate for Representative,
probably run 10 ahead of Democratic
majority. Handy, Ross and Bishop run
even ticket.
Hoffecker, though in his home, will
not run ahead of Republican vote of 40.
Some Democrats will vote for him, but
many negroes claim they will cut him
because lie has always refused negroes
work in his cannery. Negro vote then
will balance the vote of Democrats for
HOffecker.
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Second Senatorial District.

TowNs-Kenton, part Brenford, part
Cheswold and Hazlettville.
Total vote, $685.; probable vote, $50;
probable Democratic vote, AS; probable
Republican vote, 425; probable Demo-
cratic majority, 80.
Robert H. Lewis, dem. candidate
for Senator, although claiming election
BY 80 majority, Is running against Gam.
aliel Garrison, Rep. J, who is supported
by Regulars and Unionists. s'.1'
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Sixth Representative District.

TowNs--Willow Grove, Mastens Corner.
Total vote, 949; probable vote, $40;
probable Republican vote, $40; prob
able Democratic vote, $40, probable
Democratic majority, 200. Handy will
probably run even with his ticlea, be-
cause the free silver element in his dis
trict is strong. Hoffecker will poll the
Republican strength. According to the
best estimates no great changes are ex-
pected in this district, which under the
old hundred system was Democratic.
George NJ. Bastian is conceded to be de-
feated by 200 majority by William F..
Jester, (Dem.) 4
Robert s. Downs, (Rsp.,) for Clerk d;
the Peace will run at least 20 ahead Of
his ticket in this district. Downs will
run ahead of the Republican ticket
throughout the county. John w. Emory,
dem. J, defeats Wharton here by a
strong personal vote, as this is Emory's 8
home. All other Offices are expected to
60 Democratic.
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Third Senatorial District.

TowNs-Dover and Camden.
Total vote, 1,7lf; probable vote, 1880;
probable Republican vote, 92O; probable
Democratic vote, no. Republican ma
iority, 150.. ]. Frank Alice Rep. will
receive the above majority over George
H. Gildersleeve, Democratic candidate
for Senator in this district.