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election returns for connecsicut. with
every town and district ~ the state heart
from gives ffs- state 10 Mckifsiey bs {
pfnarIily Of Sfs The reDubiisan STATE
ticket. headed by G~esss r Aei1san IN
govefnar Is tieetsf by a plurality u a 80
Ali four republican son9rsssnlsa ate r.
elected
The state senate will contain - repeb-
Iicans and two democrats. as against
Il republicans and three democrats tNo
years ago The h<tlss IL republican by
sg to s.. = republican gain over the last
White River Junction. VI. Nov. a.
With hais hundred small towns to be
heard from out Of a total OF zts. McKin-
lsy's plurality II 1000a with q probabil-
Ity of the missing towns augmenting this
perhaps 1.100. IN total Of 500.
Maryland.
Baltimore. Nd, Nov. G-with scattered
precincts n various counties ef the state
TO hear from. Marylands plurality for
Mckinley and Roosevelt was HIts. with
. probability that the official count viii
swell the total to ls.ooo or more. Besides
placing MsTylandss eight electoral votes
hcan delegation to the Fifty-seyenth con-
gress waS elected with handsome ma Jor-
tiles.
New Jersey.
Trenton, n. j.. Nov S-Latest returns
from the different counties In the state i'm
dicats that MeKinley's plurality is g. 90
Rhode InIsnd.
Proyidenee. n. l.. Nov. s.-Correcfed un-
official returns from Rhode island give
Mckinley. 3.s2i: Bryan. is.si7; Mal0ney.
l.1sS. Woolley. l.b2s a plurality for Nc
kinney is l3.s74 In 4 total vote OF 50. s77 His
plurality four years ago was s.s7s. In to-
tai vote Of a.7s0. He carried every city and
town In the state. as he did In 1895. The
vote this year Is the largest ever cast
In the state.
Tennems~e.
Nashville. Tenn. Nov. S-The plurality
for Bryan I'm Tennessee is estimated at
the headquarters Of the democratic state
committee at 3oaoa. and IL Is claimed that
the majority for Mcmillan fdemD over
same. The democrats have elected eight
AMI the republicans two congressman.
The legislature viii bs largely democratic.
West Virginia.
wheeling W. Va. Nov. s--west ' ginia
has gone republican by from LOO TO IS. %
ma jority The entire state ticket is elect
I'd. The congressional delegation Is solid
ly republican. as follows: First district.
Dovener frep). 400 ma Jorlty Second. Day
ton trep1. 2V0 majority Third. Gains
trepD. 800 majority Fourth Hughes
(rep). 2s0o aJority. The legislature Is re-
publican IN both branches. ~ TO ma
jority on joint ballot insuring the reelection
Of Senator Eiklns.
Virginia.
Richmond. Va. Nov. s-The additional
returns received Wednesday confirm the
report sent out Tuesdsy night that the dem
ocrats carried the state BY about o. 900. and
elected their candidates In every congress
slonai district.
Porto Htca.
San Juan de Porto Rico Nov. Sit Is
estimated that 1900 republicans voted
at the election Tuesday for commits
sioner to congress and members OF the
house OF delegates Not more thnu 10
federais voted. The election was exceed
ingly orderly. There aFe no reports OF dis
turbanees Communication with the In
terror Is slow
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alton OF railroads and other corporations
on the cash value of their property has
carried by large majority
Mfaaesots.
Bt Paul. MINI. Nov, s.--The only point
unsettled In the Minnesota election is
the contest over the governorship. Ev-
efyfhing else has gone republican - ma
Jonties 50 large that there Is no possi-
billty 81 change Tams Bixby. chairman
Of the republican state e0mmittse, hg-
ureA out s.7sl plurality for Van SAINT.
while Chairman RosinE. Of the demo-
cratic COMMITTEES. from the figures report
ed 20 him. foots up 1900 plurality for
Lind. The present returns have favored
Van SAINT. but his lead was slight TIE
Mckinley vote seems considerably more
than 5000 over that for Bryan.
Missouri.
81 Louis, Nov s.-chaiFman SeIbsft, Of
the democratic state committee. stated
that reports in his possession indicated that
the democrats had carried Miszouri by 10
600 and elected 10 out OF Is eopgressmen.
81. Louis. Nov s.--Returns from 70 out Of
the IL counties in the state had been re-
ceived At the headquarters OF the demo-
Gratis and republicans here Up 10 midnight
They Indicate a decreased democratic ma.
jority out I'm the state which will aggre-
gate about 1000 or 12.0o0. n the ballots
continue at the same ratio. The democratic
decrease IN the state II eounteFbalanced by
the big Dc smocratic gain OF IS 600 in 81. Louis
Congressman Alexander ~ DockeFy fdem.l
In elected governor by about q. 90 plu-
raiity. and the Bryan electors will 60 IN b.
about 5000 plurality. The democrats claim
the legislature by " ma jority on joint bal
lot. but this the republicans will not con-
eede.
Pennsylvsnia.
Philadelphia. Nov. s--cOmplete. but un-
Official returns give Mckinley NJ .73s piu-
rality In Pennsylvania. Complete. but un-
offieiai, returns from the legislative dis
tricts Of the state Indicate the election OF
lbl republicans. ts democrats. six fuai0nists
and one independent republican to the
house OF representatives. The last house
stood: Republicans. ~; democrats, I'll.
fusion. Elx.
Kansas.
Topeka. Kan. Nov. s-Returns received
only tend TO confirm the early estimates OF
the result Of the election In Kansas. Prac-
ticaily complete returns show that Nc
Kinley has plurality Of 300 and that
the republican state ticket Is successful by
plurality Of probably 5000 less The leg.
islature will be republican IN both
branches. inAurinE the election OF a repub-
lican United States senator to succeed
Luoien Baker. The republicans have GER
tainly elected seven congressman. one dis-
triet. the Third. being stiil In doubt. with
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY
ST. PAUL.
opp FEaIowA

Mars Ledge. Ne. 120R.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays %
each month Al Odd Fellows Hall. -
T. r HIcKMANN. p. g.. "a 81. An.
=. B. PARKER. n. c.. IS Edmund 81
Housshoia 81 Ruth. Ne. BsS, q. .. Q.
81 o. 2.
Meets frst and third Monday in each
month for bus ness second Monday for
MRS SARAH C. KIRTLEY. M.N.o.
MRS. IDA JACKSON. W. r.. SIt Sum-
MOST woRsHIPFuL GRAND LODGE
OF MINNESOTA, A. r. and A. n.
J. l.. NEAL. Grand Master.
wM. n. NORRIS. Grand Secretary.
81 Guaranty Loan Bldg. Minneapolis.
month. w, J. Gardner. Pres, J. 8. Har-
Fis. Sec; A. Davis. Treas.
Pioneer Ledge. No. 4, A. y. ama A. NJ.
Meets the n first Monday in each month az
Robert streets. Master Masons in good
standing always welcome
w. A. HILYARb. Sec. III Atwater.
Minnesota Lodge, No. 2, A. y. and
Meets on the first and third Tuesday In
ter Masons In good standing always well
come.
II. b. HOWARD, w. NJ.
J. 9. STRONG. Sec. 18th and Robert 81.
WM. STEVENS. No. .. A. f. & A. M.
Meets second and fourth Monday In each
month at Masonic Hail. southwest cor
corner Fifth and Robert streets. Master
Masons In good standing always welcome.
VIM. JOHNSON. w. NJ
ID f. BEASLEY. Sec, Ryan Hotel.
Pes feet ASHER Lodge, No. q, A. y.
A. N.
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday in
each month at Masonic Hall, southwest
corner Fifth and Robert street Master
Masons In good standing always welcome.
u. X. DURANT, w. M.
J. ". SHERWOOD. Sec. 4s1 Carroll.
Bethel Chapter, No. 2s, n. A. M.
Meets the first and third Thursday In
each month at Masonic Hall, southwest
corner OF Fifth and Robert streets. Roy
al Arch Masons in good standing always
welcome.
DANIEL ROY. II. p.
w. T. 0ASSAWAY. Sec. State Capitol
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Nat. Turner Lodge, No. 2, n. of r.
Meets the second and fourth Thursdays
In each month. Brothers In good stand.
ing welcome. At Labor Temple. Fourth
and Eighth avenue south.
T. B. PARKER. c. C.
RALPH WATSON. X. r. and s.
Pride OF Minnesota Lodge, No. 4, X.
of II.
Meets the. first and third Thursdays in
each month. All brothers In good staYd.
Ing welcome At Plummer Post Hal,
First avenue north and Washington.
JAMES ROBERTS. c. C.
W. c. JEFFREY. X. II. and s.
J. X. HiIyard Lodge.
Meets first Tuesday In each month at
Window Block. Second avenue South and
Washington. Masons in good standing
q. w. LILLARD. w. NJ.
JASPER GIBBS. Sec. Guaranty Loan
Restaurant.
Anchor Lodge, No. 2, A. r.. and A. M.
Meets the first and second Monday In
each month at Window Block. Second av.
enue South and Washington. Masons In
j. x. SCOTT. w. M.
A. D. LEE. z7Ol Aidrich avenue South.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
ST. PAUL.

ST. JAMES A. N. E. CHURCH
Rev. ,. &. Anderson, Pastor.
Cor. Fuller and Jay streets.
Sunday services: ii.30 a. m. T:3O u. m
"Wednesday prayer meeting. 500 D. m
ST. PETER CLAVER's.
Father PFinton.
Cor. harrington and Aurora avenues
Sunday services: Mass, 500 a. m. HiGh
mass. 1870 a. m. Evening service al !
o'cloek.
PILGRIM nAPTIsT CHURCH.
Rev. ID. 3. OPmer, Pastor.
Cor. 18th and Cedar
Sunday services: Preaching az II 20 n
m, and T:tS p. m. Sunday school al IS, a
o'clock. Wednesday evening general
sT. PHILEiPs' EPISCOPAL MISSION
80 Rice street. bet Aurora and Univer.
aity.
Sunday services. Morning prayer. In
any and sermon, l:t1 "A. m: Sunday
School ana Children's Nespers 800 n I'M I.
EvensonK and sermon. 500 y. m: Wed.
nesday Evening Prayer and Lecture, 500
p. M Friday: Choir Rehearsal and
hrotherhood OF ST. Andrew, 500 n ~
All ere cordially invited seats Srea.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
81. PETER a. M. E. CHURCH.
Rev. w. 3. Brooks, Pastor.

Cor. 31d St. sth ave. South
sunday services; Preaching I'm -
IN. sunday school. 3:oo .. m: evening
services. ss0 p. m. General prayer meet.
ing. Thursday evening, 500 p. m Way.
man Home Circle. Tuesday evening a.
different residences. Parsonage &Es
Ninth avenue Sonth
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH..
eetween Eleventh and Twelfth aveno..
Sunday services: Preaching. uM n
N. sunday School. l2:m D. m. chrtrtia n
$50 >. N. wednesday evening % syssssI arnSssI
prayer meeting. 500 p m. Parsons.e
ttso Eighth street South
ST. THOMAS MISSION.
aev. Joha ,. Faads. u CAarwA
SIS sixth avenue South
sunday service 40 D IN. Sunaa.
School $50 .. m. 4s~s
st. JAMES A. M. E. CHVRCW
rev. ,. W. kinu. PaatoR.
Between First avenne and second str..s
southeast. near Exposition Bhfr
SUNDAY ssrytcNs Preaching al NJ 40 n
IN. sunday school gsoe p m eVs,s,a.
ssrNtuex s,o p n. General prayer r,@s,.
tnE Thursday evening. Weekiy rnasfis,s.
NJ the pce4t1n9 Ciue.
NOTICE. Changes and corr~e.,,r.. -.
he uaaas apea actifytng the once n -
aaNe neEsected 70 place q noslse az a.
sssrsety IN tue AeoNe dfructory II q ~.
eNess 80 % not knew % II er hava -
ss<H us emeers. Send name 81 49,
l.otgs, poace and time Of meotinw n.@s
of eTr~fs asi u utA 10 tAssfts1
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officers and Standing Committees OF tn,
Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A. +. and
A. Nj. OF Minnesota and Jurisdiction:
Grand Master-John l.. Neal, Minneapo.
lin.
Deputy Grand Master-wade II. Hamp-
ton, West Superior.
Grand Senior Warden-H. b. Howard.
St, Paul.
Grand Junior warden--J. C. Garner. n.
Paul
Grand Treasurer-Danlel Roy, st. Paul
Grand Secretary-William II. Morri1.
Minneapolis.
Grand Lecturer-G. W. Day CD. MInns-
apolis.
Deputy Grand secretary-o. D. Howars
(D, St. Paul
Grand chapiain--Isaac Crawford N.
Mlnnea polls.
Grand Senior DeacOn-John Martin %.
81. Paul.
Grand Junior Dsacon-R. De Leo 90.
Minneap polls.
Grand Senior stsward--J. II. Dillingham;
CD, 81. Paul
drand Junior stsward-wm. Stevens ~.
81. Paul.
Grand Tyler-T. Bush CD, st. Paul.
Grand Marshall-C. II. Mcdonald O,
Duluth.
Grand Pursuivant-G. W. Duchett 20.
Ht, Paul.
Grand Sword -Bearer-J. Adams u). 81.
Paul.
Grand Standard -Bearer--G. ]. Charles.
ton ~, ST, Paul
Grand Register. @. sterett O. MiS.
neapolis.
District Deputy Grand Master--Second
Dlstrtct-E, II. Hamilton 90, Minneapolis
District Deputy Grand Master-fhlrd
Dlstrict--J. X Polk (5). Duluth.
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MINNEAPOLIS.


~. Anthony lodge, 70. 2S77.
Meets the first and third Wednesday in
ness. LIST avenue ". and W qshington,
A. II. MYRlCK. N. G.
JAMES A. SCOTT. p. s. r. o. Box %
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BATTLE Of THE BALLOTS.
Results of the National and Stat.
Elections Held in the United
States on Tuesday.
n'ElHLEY AND ROOSEVELT ARE CHOSEN.

Secure Msiorl., In the Electoral Col.
ieRe-IIIinoIs. Massachusetts and
new York show Reduced MaJori-
tles-Resaits In other states-Both
Parties Claim Nebraska.
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Washington, Nov. s-WiIliam Mckinley
has been reelected president of the United
States by an electoral vote greater than
that received by him in 1895. and the In
dications now are that he VIII have Ss
ballots cast for him In the electoral col
lege. The house of representatives will be
safely republican. There ara several dis
tTiets whore the vote iA close. but there
Is no doubt that there Will be a splendid
working majority TO aupport the admin.
Istratinn.
An analysis Of the returns shows that
the efforts OF the anti-imperialists In the
New England states was moi without
effect. and Massachusetts, Connecticut
and even Vermont give a reduced vote for
the republicans compared with four years
ago.
Changes In the West.
In the west. however. there have been
some surprising changes since Mr. Bryan
WAS last "A candidate. In Colorado. the
great silver state. the democrats have
lost over 10000 votes and loases are re-
ported from the entire mountain district
In some southern states this same condi-
ti0n prevails 10 a certain extent. notably
Virginia. Missouri cOrnea to the front
with an nid-tima democratic majority.
81. Louisana there are 1ubiiant because
the worlds fair project has carried. This
amendment parmits g. Louis TO bond
the city for $4,000 and provides for
81, ,000 900 state exhibit
Kentucky has gone democratic and Ne
braskn II In doubt.
In several states notably Illinois and
Michigan. the gubsrnatoriai candidates
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Masnnehuaettn.


Portland Me. Nov. "A cut os Mae
In the repuhlicsn plarality OF iSss In a
somewhat lighter vote Was the result Of
Tuesdays poll In Maine, AeEssteysa ma.
tortty viii Wary but q few hundred 1gcn
&,to0 loas Of ~ per cent since issS and
a hmm gain Of q nar can't
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Manchester. ~ u. Nov S-The repab-
Hean majority In the state on beth TIE
aaeernatortal and national tickets wfll
BE iAsoo Every coaaty Was carried ~
the nepa6lieans The legislature "a re-
pueiiean eY = sliNhsay iArssr nAtertty
shAh suo yenra aRol
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Detroit. Mich. Nov. A-Returns from
the state 40 to midnight give President
Mckinley a plurality at ~ ~. and Col
4. r Bliss. the republican candidate for
governor. a.a9, Cpl Bliss Il running
about @ee behind hia ticket. and May
or MaSbary, the Democratic nubernatorial
candidate. IL eorrespondtnH number
ahead of his ticket. In iNk. MeKinleys .
plurality in Michigan was AIN Gov.
Pinkree ran saese ahead % the republican
ticket thai rear. getting a plurality Of
Aigs
The republicans have Increased (flelr ma
tortty IN the legislature on ieint ballot by
seven. The democrats have elected none
al lhsir senatorial candidates. and only ~
aaf 0s The Ice representatives In the lower
hnooe Senator James NC AitliaHs reelec.
tios ky the nsxt lsgissatufr Is a eertAihty.
Ths entire Michigan congressional telega.
tien ID republican by tNrsxiy increased ma.
5nFtttes n taost Of the dintrieta. Tn@ con.
nsitutional amrndment permitting tho tax
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Montana.
Utah.

Salt Lake City. Utah, Nov, S--Returns
are In from about thrce.uuarters Of the
precincts In the state, Mskinley's major
ity Ia t.soo, Wells trepl. for governor.
has a majority Of s,ooo. and Sutherland
trcp). for congress. leads king by l.eo
majority The senate will stand nine re.
puhlicAns aud mine democrats, The re-
publlcana elect ~ representatives and the
democrats ". making a republican major
Nv NJ II an tbtnt ballot
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Omaha. Nov. s--kieetion retarns IN Me-
bFaskA are 50 CLOSE ~ 70 b. watched
keeniy Chairman Lindsey. 0f the re-
publirans. claimed "Wednesday night that
McNiainy carried the stats eS feoa er
more the republican state ticket winning
b. kae 10 s.@a end that the Republicans
have majority % ~ IN ths lestslaiare.
They claim the reeleetton Of Mercer Ard
nurkef for congFssa and the election 81
Pope. Aorlana aud possibly of HAya
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Portland. Ore. Nov, S-About one-half
of the total vote OF the state OF Washing.
ton has beer reported. and shows the fol.
lowing rcsnitss Mckinley, n .tSi; Bryan.
Nu6l Mektniey's majority In the state
will be close to 10 90
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ron BRYAN
rae Nest Canarsss.

washington Nov s-Tha next senate,
assuming that the STATE legislatures aili
fniHll their duty and choose senators to
represent their states. will stand. on the
basis % Tassaays election. - republicans,
q democrats aud nine Independents. with
The leglsiatures n doubt in three states
With the privilege OF sleeting ave senators
AZ this time. This legislatures IN doubt are
Delaware and Nebraska. In each Of which
states two senators are 60 he chosen, and
Idaho, With one senatorial chair Go be niisd.
Among those elaasgd IN the indsps ndent
column are senators Stewart Of Nevada.
and Kyle, 81 South Dakota. who in the
last congress. acted with the republicans
on all party matters Turner. Of Washing
ton, and Harris Of Kansas, Who acted with
ihe democrats, and Wellington, Of Mary
land.
Washington. Nov s Representative
t.nadenalageF. who II IN charge Of the
easteTa headquarters of the republican
congregational COMMITTEES. said that his
returns and the press dispatches tndt-
cated thai ths republicans would have
80 members in the next house 81 Fepre.
sentativeR. against IA for the npposi.
tlons Az the headauartera OF the demo.
cratic congressional committee. Nj Kerr.
the secretary, aeRlsd the claims made hy
thr rcpnbllcAua 10 a majority at from ~
GO 10 tn the next house Ito says that sAs
Information ne has received makes q Ger.
tain that the democrats viii have at least
les members. with the nrospest Of one
or twn more seats which Ars ntiil In doubt
leaving the republicans the ma ioFity on
the fans Of present advteus 0l only IS
Chairman Richardson refused to give cut
any statement on the EsneFat result
merely saying that he did not y lsh TO tAlk
nt thsa tins.
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Idaho.

Boise. Idaho. Nov. s-Rsturna from
Hss Psrceu and Latah counties show those
counties have not held up to the former
cal change, and u is probable the state has
gone for Bryan and the democratic state
ticket though Morrison trep,l. for congress-.
may pull through. The republican state
committee claims 20 members OF the leEis-
iature. a majority OF ten on Joint ballot.
but there IL much uncertainty Yet on this
point
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New hAvsa. cOnn.. Nov. k-Ths revised
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peu MalneA. la. Nov S--semiofiiclai re-
turns from NJ of the W counties In the state
gives the republicans S6VSs votes; demo
Gratis. ltS,@t votes, plurality. G,tA. or an
average et go republicans 10 the county,
The other u euuntiea at the ssms ratio will
Increase ths republican plurality 10 slight.
~ mere than lQe 90. which u the hlKh water
mark In ths statsa history. Every Upub-
iiean candidate Tor congress u elected b,
Increased eluratties ranging from aao 90
is,eo Meaker returns on this proposed con.
Atitutional amendment for biennial eiec.
tiuns ard for holding = constitutional con-
VSnttoh show both pFoposlt ltianS 20 have car
Ftrd By large ma toTttipa
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New York. Nes s-Tho efsteiai returns
ns received. are not materially changing
the results. ard Mckinley plurality al
midnight remalns approximately itA.@u Ia
she state John n. Atanehtisid. the demo.
cratic nominee for governor. ran ahead Of
hle partsss presidential electors. but Odsll >
plurality Etln remains about iaoeee II
seems isroba BILE that the congressional dele
Eation from New York state Ntll tsmatn
a. Indicated IN the earlier reports.
This makea the congressional delegation
stand n republican and u dsmeeratie. rs-
publican gain OF ave. noth houses Of the
state leklstatuFe are republican hy large
plurality. but number Of the districts afe
close. and a may require the oifseiai count
I. sLnl.llla. In al.Narai raaaa-
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the chances In favor OF the fusion candl-
date. The election OF the fusion candidate
In this district would leave the delegation In
congress as at present. seven republicans
a nd oue fuaiaulo4
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Columbus, O.. Nov. S--pemocratic state
Chairman tanE had no statement TO give
out Republican State Chairman Diek said /;
''tfnotiieial returns received from "a ous OF
the N counties warrant the claim Of I0OoO
Tor Mckinley. aud We elect II OF the q
members Of congress, a gain OF two mem
hers" The estimates on the four missing
counties makes the plurality about Is 0o0 or
net republican gain OF about E.0o0 over
the vote ot 1896 The republicans gained Ia
n counties and the democrats Ia ~ most OF
the democratic gains being IA Glove nd
Cincinnati and Toledo. where Il IL reported
that most OF the vote that Mayor jones, OF
Toledo. received last year Tor GovRrnOr
went 10 Bryan. The largest previous plu-
raltty for president In Ohio was 6oOco for
Lincoln, but that was ON a much smaller
vote than was east In the state this year
The total vote IN ohio was about i.i0o.a1O
the largest ever east In the state. aud the
vote for miner parties was smaller than
usual The republicans carried all Of the
close or doubtful congressional districts.
siestiaK Jacob A, netdisr. In the Twentieth
rs less than so; Robert "A. Nsvin, In the
ThiFd, BY isi. aud Emmet Tompkinn. In ths
Twelfth. bY a plurality of To-
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- NEiteL small business buildings below f4tb 81
EQUITIES $4,000, so 600 and S35 900; all small roort
@ paying good net income; splendid opporttnes
VIII eAohange. JOHN II. BERRY 81 Nassau ST
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BoarN iuauteo.

NvOUNG medical student from the country desires
and lodging in private family wHling % taAs
furnace. walt table. tutor the children. re14'
given. STUDENT, I.242 Broadway,
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an6 i4th-st; l42 Columbus West Gsth-s 100
West 42dst near 6th-ave. o2 14th-st; a57 West
42d-st between 1h and sth aves I69 A7h-st g3s
sd-ave between 10th and nth Sta IO26 3d-ave near
6lst-st 1oe lst-ave s9tt-S 756 fremont ave:
rs BlesckSr-st - 49,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

HOFFMAN ARMS,

te)O vate house.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

TsLCsHING. DoNG IsI-AND.-45 minutes to Wall
residence Europe containing Is rooms -s
plumbing; stsbing for I'VE horses: excellent gar4sn
grounds contain hye acres Adjoining Flushing Cor Cnb
Z mile from r r. depot Can be leased furnished for
BE . good tenant. Il. Fl. T. ELLIOTT Real Fsfete
g William Street '
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

FIsO hESI--For year longer-A large house fuv
4 tsInalshec: al modern improvements; garden aud
--e flsb4ei twenty five minutes from by
sa"5E Central q Frtaam aad Northern Rs. AddreFs
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
Real @statr for Sale or extbanoe,

toiyoNlAL COTTAGE. Ave. G & Ocean Ave E,.
~ Dlsh ior sale exchange VIII trade for f.ea sr
clear lots good improved WIN rent re 6-6l ana
NELL SSs Dean ST.. Brooklyn - - y ~o-'