Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 5, 1885, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAIL‘Y BEE. FIFTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA, THURS —— UMBER 116, DAY M()l{\l NG, NOVEMBER 5, 1885, N " 1 — e~ v m—' e n e o CUTTING DOWN THE FIGURES. | tir ; | Breenback-prontsion. Roforigies g sidlen it | PURSUING THE BETTER PLAY, e ova A ATt o T Y PR Car T i Pomph county | g from 200 to 250, vote Wi . The legislatie, s | far Two Appoingments to the Civil Service | P ST " Dy et LDl ok | POl ‘ oivn, stundst® Bl 00 demoerafs \ A Lo | put Encland on o footing with other nations, TR T T T | Waten neca_cowity com - ! icans, 11 not heard from, Lt nearls i 3 y = g | ke & hypothetical case. 1€ Spain refus M:jorities Wildly Traveling on the Down- | plete. 911, LIl 8,255, Bas The Ranner State. N . nfl‘.‘im eins, The senate, %0 | The American Id ‘Im wod by the Parnell | "\ ASIHNG TON 1 pre »“"”l to- T Eaich mianhutactires, but i ln[n!"f" wand Track, com 141 . NrotA, Nov. 4.—[Special to the Bir.|— n # repablicans, 1 not heard from, | Suoter {4 1 day appointed Alfead P, Edgerton, of Fort | those of other countries, the raising of duties : rack. "‘:‘«Iy ;‘..\’,'“ l\, 4 Returns : n“.].‘”‘: | 0 \N ok beld Im»..‘ \f‘.‘..,‘v.n there | Probably republican, Party in Ireland, Wayne, Ind,, civil servico commissioner in | 00 Swanish wines by | ;‘,\”.,1 “"-'v”'l ...,llu: GROVER'S GREAT ENDORSEMENT. | From one Tt I e ratn s Toeor | were 263 votes polled, there b ing 151 polled | Maryting, e £ place of Donnan B, Eaton, restaned, and [ {4 TESRGTTLE il il = mads, i four towas are <tll unteported. | by the democrats and 112 by the republicans, | 1 xrrrsrome, Mive Nov. 4—Tho demoeratic | FATRICK EGAN INTERVIEWED. | Willlun J. Trenlioim, of Cliatieston, 8. C. mtctided, Souid it be provented from The missing towns and wards w Toow- 1 15 tollows: \ E AU e wic | > in place of John N Y, T e, W her 1ils i order o benedt hew ever, materially change the result. Returns | €1VIng the demoerats 40 majority., N . majorities in this eity range from 10,00} o id Oaptures the Governor's | thus'rar give Davenport a majority in the | Governor of state, repul iean, 113 democerat, | o000, Returns from counties continue to | A Bellicose Par a clork ina Mr. Edgerton was in ea The Modern T t Resista the Mon, " county of 2,02, © republicans olect 505 lien nt-governo opublic merea @ house in New otk city, Tuarkey Wants " Beat By o Dozen Thousand, unty ¢ (he republicans elect all | 150; lieutenant-governor, republican, 1115 | como n, but do not ch result indi- | treal Sanitary Offcorse-Universal | | LR k bt Pl e T ey ty oificlals exeept superintenident of edtca- | denoerat, 1523 supreme judge, demoerat, 1 ~ but whilk A young man 1 CoNSTANTINOPLE, Nav. 4.—The war offlos - | tion, In the eounty bourd of supervisors the | Lo ivieont 111+ superintendent of public in. | o lwt night ’I;“" rick county, the Sadsfuction Over the Success noved _to 1 Olio. s aent | continues active, wat propatations tndlosting Jiblic ve i majority of . iy gt bbb R il L republican stronghald of the state, fs conee- of the Norther wd eonpa fo then | 5y i e ¢ TEN OF THE SAME IN 1OWA. | "ol i Nov. diriy-five out of | Soction, demoer 1313 mpublican 13 rep- | ded o' have elecied the entiro democratie of Chicago's Election Law, SErvEdfonr s I e e democnt, | U he porto s ot tully satiiel that (e IS S 43 districts in Dutehiesy’ county ive Daven- | Rsepiative jolin dl, Keat lemocrat, 156 | tieket, The legislature will be nearly two pane iy and was finRneial agent ot State ot Oliio, | powers will peacefully settle the Roumellan # " oo | poTt 7 M T8, Baseom 00, The wiss- | W F.Sapn, republican, 1075°R. 8, Hart, dem- | thirds democerath With an office in New York C ty, I 1858, he | question at the conterence adout to assemble With a War Horse of a Differont Kind in | ing dibtrict is Pawling aud will wotbeknown | 00rat, 150z J. Hake, repunlican, 1123 | gy rivour, Nov.A—Sufficient returns of An Intorview with Patrick Egan. woved to idiana, and i 1 the detnio- | here, b Aiicetid until to-morrow, county judgge, demoerat, 1455 repndiiean, US3 | o eleetion held yesterday have been te- | Liscors, Neb., Nov, 4—(Special to the | cratic candidate’ for tenant-goveri - the Accondency, Nuw Yonrw, No = ~The 'Il'nl»vuv- g i b DR U] [rpublicaty | ceived to Indiente that th | najorit the | B |—A ¢ e Biin - o Mot Viee-President Hondricks being a cannlidate Matthow's Missio mplexion of the state legisiature in | 1123 sheriif, deiocrat, P s demoerati be nearly 50,00 ) > ) for 2o ey were both defeat \ \ AN ik s faiows: Snate: sepibiicans | surioyor, democrat, 55 nblican, 1001 | GHACTREE IV stand about | from London stated that unity existed in the | oo LTI R L WhGNE Gredlay in | DONNON, Nov A== SUVGIHINSNE has de- MOST OF NEBRASKA SPECIALS. | 1 demomats . House, ropublicans 2, de founty superintendent. domocrat, 18: tanub | follows: Senate, republicans 6, dc | Parnell party and that the vote was sofid for | 172 wind came w six votes of being | to soml Maithew Arnold to France and R &7, independent domoerat 1. ‘s | liein, 150 coranct, democrat, 1217 republiva | hause of delegates, republicand 1 the thirty-eleht Parnell eandidates for the | nominated for — viee-president on the | ¢ iy, (o inguire into the systoi of free ives the republieans a majority o1 9 on joint : b, g board of sipervisors, S, G. | 191, a demoeratic majority on_joint ballot of % S NS & b | O*Connon ticket over n Q | scliools in these conntri Bhowing the Republican Annual Up the | Ballot and ilsures”the election of a United | binderwood, d mograt, 1473 fames ofler | @, 'assuring o demoeratic siecessor toSen. | 1xt parliament. Twenty of the nominces | 5 dams fe wee . then wont e J| States senator, 'l',“;‘:‘\.h e A COTL R lican, 1203 | ge6r Gorman, whose terin will expire Muich | are men who were never up for parlinment | as a out: demoeratic candidate for ual Standard, Utica, Nov. 4.—Lewls county m,.,.llfllu-, N R A B “-"';'”hl' AN | betore. | wovern rdiana, but deciined i a letter . S Binveom sio° Al siderable feling arose during the afternoon. Hio egelbhs Btats Speaking upon the subject yesterday, Ton, | Which ursed ait democrats to support L atarrh ure FIGURING ON LEGISLATURES. "‘“fi , Nov. y\v.nn‘v» connty con plote \l‘{‘:;l?l‘*::)‘{; h\v”\.h'-un!hll'rl:'l:ll::\g*“l':'l]u‘n:l'”" PHILADRLIIA, Nov, 4 Further returns | PAtrick Egan, presidentof the vish National | yq s Been unanfinonsly eiected by the Catarth 1s a vory prevalent disense, with gives Davenport 3,10, Lill 4,114, Bascom b7s, | State Register has 3 15 ok league of Amerien, said: This state- | common council of Fort Waynie as prosident | istrossing and offensive symptoms, Hood's N L gttt counties in the state and partial trom all. 18 | from the various counties of this state come : st LR R i » ; . SAtATOGA, Nov. 4<Saratoga connty [ fEures make the republican majority on the X R o coli | ment of fact bear out exa | the board of education of thateity, and bY | garsaparilia gives ready reliet and spoedy With Virginta and Maryland Hang- || SAEAIOGY ot LSEraloan, QWY | date ticket between twelve and thirtéen thou- | by Kt Ll Da "'.“" el Wt T told you several weeks ago | SIPOUCntoTexiovernor furter ISt dinoc 1 eure, from the fact It acts through the bioody ing on to Their Old-Thne Bour- Bascom 457, sand and give the republicanssixty-one mem- | ceived, however, it ean be estin that 1 1 know the standing of O'Donnell, McCoon, | gaged in. wany budin and thus reaches every part of the system. state treasy WarERTows, Nov. d.—Jefferson ,.“,lm, bers out oi the one hundred in the house and | Quay, republicar f er, ha o bon Bodics--A Breaks complete gives' Davenport S, Al B | thirty-two ontor the ity in the senate. Tho | WGy of at least $5,000 with o strons prob | O'Connor, Power, and the balance of them | and s in Cedsy elreamst § 1 suffered with catareh Afteen yoars. Took - e itbiag B ) 4 e 2 res of the republican state comt o | ability that the neare will be exceeded. who were endeavoring to wake Englishmen | 13 & practical student of —public Fiood's Sarsaparilaand [ am not troubled an; Dish of Figures, Bascom 817 publican state - committe A e e He was for many years an intimate friend y NG Yoiue, Nov. 4.—Westchester connty | 88ree with the Register's. anges in the ticures show republican @ believe that Parmell iad Jostlis influence in G WES 100 0GY, SEATS A ILIAE DERERE | with catarrh, and my general hoalth s much % gives T 10,50, Davenport $453. HIL'S | The chairman of the democratie state eom- | OVgH,the majorities telecraphed Jast nieht. ?Iw 1.'”.; rile barty. A lie beenes hetter | S L e W i W | vetter 1. W. Liuis, Postal Clerk Chieago i S majority 1,111 mittee furnishes the associated press with the A ARACK-rm known His power becomes greater. NI ot T routda St. Louls Railroad, NEW Yok, Nov. 53 a, m.—The follow- | retirns are notall tade up vet. Soie pre- | being complete, indicate that the state wiil | T repainder glve Quay, regs for sate treas: | 1 i, Mr. it that the [rish held their | iRl ondored fitn s posscssiig aualitie T uftered widh eaarel g or 8 years; trcd ing Is n summary of the results of the eleo- | cinets are not heard trom. The present ind Zse. Bunlcient returns have notbeen re- e, 1E16) DEobAbLe. thne onieid | sonyenuiongthisvearon tiie Americun BIME | yaoulityiting Wi forihie workaf thueivi) | many wondortul oifeb innalers; et SEOEGH 1 ons are o republics ket has | ecived to justi wediction: a8 to the fing didate. able the 0 3 3 m e history of the coun- | (050 58lo] ol 1o gnearly ono hund ol 0 up from the latest returus received from the sbhably Ts 500, and the judie, | as Whiting runs far ahead of his tieket, Wo | 1000 i uie same mode was adopted. Priorto sk | SSRGS o v ¥ 11 4 et Sl bt o L 3 — ) i Lol s a commission merchant. ahou fmproved.” M. A, Anney, Worcoster, Mass soveral states: nnett, about 100 majority, ~ Franklin has |l ve nh‘-:\<_(u\ ten senators, with seven in TEsiiis, “:" prihy 'u'- ;"M“}}\m’l ;\ " kl'y;r tite [ 30 years of age, and was warmly endorsed New York elects Hill, dem,, for governor . The state’ ticket has pod | doubt. We have ol 10 members of the : bt e eonventions aet, which prohibited the |50, intment by leading friends of the Mood s Sarsaparilla characterized by U000 SIGERIILy Fhi: state legtilas | FInIOES e denocrat leeted o | dower lose, e republicans 5, with 91 dis- | DENVER, €oL.. Nov. 4—-The chalrman of | holding of political conventions in Treland. | NATERGR SN Torth and | enree peculiatitios s 1st, £ i by about 11,000 plurality. ate legisla- | 1o Gnship oftices, Waco, Beaver Creck, West | triets in doubt. BT pIbTIeA itteo concedes the elee- | 1F Wastepealed four vears ago, since whieh | i " (o son of tha. Tafe | Seeretary ree y ties 1 1st, the combination of tare 18 republican on joint ballot by & major- | Blue, McFadden, Hayes, Henderson, Brown [Sizned) L. G. Kisyr. s DL Ll i aia time the, Ivish hav dunliv-worked into | BTN of tie. trensiry: of the Soutiir remedial agents; 2d, the proportion; 3d, the Ity of 55 in a total vote of 160, and i wertie supervisors, | Chiairman Dem, State Central Comuitteo, tion of the entire democratic independent | the American plan, The business like man GONTEGNBYLE AL AR BRany Brougits IR process of sceurlng the ivo medleiual TR G 0 Ugey Lo FapubIisans havo 8 HuN L Nov. 4, —Ofisial returns Dis MoiNgs, Nov, 4—[Speeial to the | county ticket by heavy majorities, Lake | it which the varions conventions did their | i o Yately by his addiess bofore i qualitics, The result 1s a medicino of unusual dbl/dhicaun licans have & ma- | o (ueens county, ‘with thce districts miss- [ BEE.]—The senate, at the present showing, | county elecis the entire democratic ticket, ex- | Work refutes the assertion that Irel ndeati= | s hankers:” eonveniions on the silver Al cftocting bires LIISEIS ARRBEWE Jority in the sepate and 4 jn the assembly, | ing which will probably slightly inerease the | will stand 81 republicans and 19 fusior ShHE o e not govern hewself, § question and Lis writings on the same sub- Send for hook I oo ng o majority of 9 on a joint ballot democratie mujority, gives Davenport 1,514, | Tne house — will and Tepubli- | €ept sheriff and possibly clerk. Elbert, Tn England the nominating of candidates | SISHGH il B writines o ) end for book containing additional evidence, TSR BRI o blicans have 12 | HIL&BI5 it 3 [ oo ana %0 fastonicte bt ne ol | publican, for supreine judge, on whom party | s all done in party caucus and with the ut- | o0t Arentiohuhasalwvays been o democrat. «Hood's Sarsagariila tones up my ystem e Lo dib i dng bl Uk Catskin, Nov, cene county gives | ntics, compicte returns, sliow @ uet | lines were sirictly drawn, I8 cortainly elected | most seer the 1th day of the present » STevelana’ i AR IR Bl AU RN majority on joint bullot, a republican loss | pavenyont 525 ) N i D St over the vote of Test The Te | by at least three” thousand. No- detinite ve- | monti pariiment wil adjourn, after whieh resident Clevelund's Iteturn. Rieistor e doed Lgwell, Man v of 7. T'oy, Nov. what is known in England as the hannaper WasineTon, Nov. f—President Cleve 1in in several connties ns from | publicans htore | tUrns have yot been received from: the inte P Tiogd's Saraaparilla heats #11 othars In Virginia Lee, dem., I8 elected governor | Rennsselacy co B2, Davens | carricd by the opposition. Judia Reinerger, | 1o counties, iy aniee g orders o certintes for e |t i to Washington ai 10:50 s | W S RAHF i N A by nbott $5,000 majority, A8 reported, fhe | POrLIA2A, Basconi of Floyd connty, a recent repulican candi ions. There § « ixed for elege [ \C0 e T loft Butfala ot 5 oelock yester e etB I g Texo \c Bay State. tion day. i the dillerent boire i, Nov. 4.—At the headquarters | date for the Supreme comt: nomination " ' 1 day atternoon and came throngh in a special . legigdature is democratie, that party having | of he republican comimttes | elected to the senate by 6 majorit 31 308 TON, v The state C may be lixed by the local ofticers themsolves & i S, — out of 100 me 5 of o Nouse and 25 out | tonieht, Hom. A i e el k.:' it A l:l” i “'“l;l»)f o 1y Lime betyoon the [stand DUt af, Decens | S, (U (ERTGRGL sl A s wueh -Hoqd > vsar‘."-apar.l"a Bitor o in Bi of Ohio, was present. He attributed | house from Henry county, is defeated. Sen- ts, with five towns to hear from, ber. In lreland it is understood that the B I A Y e TiTe Bold by all drupeists. $1; six for $6. Made election will oceur the same day throuzhont The counties to hear | { venport’s def vernor, Robiuson, rep. 112 athrop, pro., 40t y the Blaine Trish repub- | ator Clark, republican,” of 1 from will probably increase their majorities. | Jieans and the solid_vote of the prohinition- | eleeted by over 100 majority. Brennan, the | e, 90,15 | ouly by 0. 1. 100D & €O, Lowell, Mgss, sounty, is | louse the president sent - congratulitory aame as in A 43 Snuners | the country, nerica. In Mudsachusetts Ttobinson, Topa Tn | 18 At the comin leisiature will be re- | noted Irish orator of St City, nominated | labor, 1,184, Robiusows plurality over Princes | . The nextarliament will tncet. tlie second | (EREEI 10 J1 A e e o 10Q Doses One DoVar. INCAIEb Vornor Din pI TR Yo L adaut biicas, s concadea by the demvertic sale | by e repubiteans for fhe loghature, 18 de- | 507 s Tharsduy i Febrry, s, Thero will be | 0 IO Sy il & Tares bk, b Al L S VEOL comitiee. feated by w small majority. Senators Graves g DIRILYE A T L i O | ticiaus in all parts of the ¢ ) TR 000, The World claims that the demoerats | W vyeproo, Nov, 4.—The democratie ma- | and Bills, republicans of Dubueue and Daven- A GLANCE A ud this, Jt s conlidently believed by the | g 4‘.",';'.'1[\ e LR UNITED STATES galn 16 members in the house and 7in the | jority in Seneen county is about 0. ort. both aniprohioftionists, are d 1. Irish, will iold the baluneoof nower fn on the result in New York as unmistakable AR 16 Niw Yoris, N “The Sun wkes 1l | Wihiting ran hut 24 yoles ahcad of his tieket | The Next Congress Opposed to Sus- | lesislation. Theiare 7 wionturs o pa | GGGt of his poll g 1 3 : ajority for Zoverior 1,87, £ his 0w county. The. uncspocted ing ansion of Silyer Cr re. iment, and 103 of these are Irish, In ling oln Maryland the demoeratie state ticket s | "o A oy "Nov. 4 —Sullivan county | off in the repubifean vote by +tay i g pensi on Ml:n ((:‘emu.-- Tond th Lrish voters are well orcanized. ” In e T 2 a lOna an elected by about 20,000, 'The legislature will [ gives Hill a majority of 154 hias reduced the wajority eonsiderably, The | IICAGNEND) —Scudder’ Investment | Manchester there are 15000 [rish voters, and Prawds in Dakot n Liverpool the xpect to relurn two | WasmNGroy, Nov. 4—Commissioner Nov. 4.—Clinton de Ik ney of this city has issued the tollowing | while standabout as follows: Senate, republicans | PLATTSDUI Joerats appear (o have polied a fil vote complete gives' Davenport 5,106, 11l The republica ority s > b6 | o cmbers, London isilso anahting gromnd. | g S = 6, democrats 20; house, republicans 16, dein- 1:::“1,.:‘.“"‘ Davenport 5,106, il the_ ro "Jn‘:.-‘ lA“nmn‘ul.\l “\'l\)N"I"I]:::Iy:|\\x:“' be | cirenl ¥ q e :mm' Lo 15 w0 avranied that it the Topy | Svarks, of the gencral land office, believes U. S DEPOSITOR Y. ocrats 1013 a democratic majority on joint | 3 — it Was Bt 5000, Tour tines 1n lute yoars the | poontisy (hiovaumer stated in a paner read | party exnibits too many sizus of strength | from 1eports 1o ved that a luge part of S. W. Cor. Farnam & 12th Sts. batlot of 89, The suceessor of United States Nebraska Iteturns. ropublieanitafortty: s nubaresehid 10,0005 | SOEHIR. P BRI CORINEIN b DN | the Leonnmitivaat guee nolilicsr MLEVOGsR ithe | hiomostead | entelos Sin - Dakata arg 0 . L] 31, 18, that 200 Votes in the present house of |t throw their strength to the liberals, 1tthe | fraudulent, He has received ad- —_— Benator Gorman will be a democerat. Racrivas, Neb., Nov, 4--[Spec to the wgu_ e —‘j\:"_“\l‘w}" | yepresentatives can be counted on 1o oppose | fibarals are too powerfal the tories are as- | vertisements offering ex-union_soldiers or s In Penusylvania Quay, republean, for | Brr.|—The eleetion here passed very quietly |~ Oxawa: Nov: 4 [Spocinl to. the 1ie.|— | & cploriot s nago of sltver dullars, or | sisted, (hus in_either e ing an in- | sallors homesteads without the formality of C?Lplt&l, - 100,000 state treasurer, the only state officer voted ons | yesterday. A light vote was polled. Little | Monona gives Whiting # majority, Wil O e halier s of | tluerico onelthor party astlie casa may e, living ~on them, and copies of fe 2 15 olectedd by probably over S e00, Allchanges | Iterest was manitested. The entire county | ¥p. reprosentative, is elected by 23 iajorit great importanee in a business point of view, Mr. Egan deelared that the parlimnentary | vailvoad tickets with homestead — entrics | ¢, w. BAMILTON, President, i eseee USRI, VOY SR e, S republican Gicket has ahout %10 majovity, f. [ CEpAR Rapips, Nov, Abec's injo il s dount concerning it | delay | fund which will be sent to Ireland from this | under the timber enlture act atfached as M. T. BARLOW, Cashlor, W figures in that state show republi 1B MeClory, Laird’s man foreounty treas ity in ty is becs Aol | in_enterprises, we are ende | country will be large. Clicazo has already | eratuitous coupons, Fhe commissioner says DIRECTONE: - ran 420 behind his ticket in this: city. selected to the legislature [ Sortaln s e &8 m-'"v“n‘ probubilities | oy dled £10,000. Boston will. send $10,000, Will not certify any entries until con- | ¥ M. Caldwell, ¢ W, Himilton, B. I. Smith The Biection in New York. vote in Hastings was about 1,20, by e ey, 15 ctod | concernitie dhe niiliude of e prosent con | Now York SUlgm. Philadolphia sbies, St. | vinced fhey are reculat, ‘e will sk oo ML Barlow G Wil Hudion. ontoe question. . We ond that the | Louis 210,000 ntatives who voted ) pension of the rules in o ation of the civil 0,000, lm for torce enough w do the work Chinats $5.000, and New Orleans. $3,000, Specdily, sides smaller .unnunl-hum otlier ¢ .u’gl o 'N L R Fourth Olass Postmasters Appointed | Youk, Neb,, No "he yublica of Brooklyn and | ane republ pecial to the Ty 1o the Jegislaiure. The republican county I state ticket is carried in York | ticket is efeeted. % y the usual majority. Allthe county | Dis MoiNes, Nov, 4.—Indieations now o New Youi, Nov. 4.—Complete and cor- rected returns from the city allow consiic Kings county make Hill's majority in that | ofticcrs are republican. Several townships | swre Lar 0.00) majority and Beek 1,000, | 5 ontainin il Is ) ) N ) conti < the utherizinsg a tein- v, county 057, Very few returns trom the in- | €lect some democratic candidates Reports indicate’ the republicans wili haye orary suspension<of the coinize of silve » 1P 5 WasHtiNaTUNE Nov. “S-B postmaster WA terlor of the state have yet been recotved, but | N ONIHLLs Nov. dcfSpucinl to the Burl— | In the howso and i in tho scnate, ith s PR R B O S I AL o ago the | Seneral today appoliited the following fourth U. 8- DBPOSITORY. state have yet beer edy but | Nourly eoniplete repotts from ev cinet | e oubt. 1e democratie state eot iy 3 prese wress, Theso | IO NOY. RN " aska. everything indicates t s majority will | In e coanhr Tad ot o omall. malonty. ior | Mes sy ity are operul of eatring the | Mmbers of tho present conkress. Theso | iar“onicurs proceeded to tho residence |y S nostiinggie Omuha, Nebri Illinois—Niles Center, Adam Harrer: Ma cet. M. D. Long, | stue for Wi e petween 12,000 and 15,000, The senate will | the democritie state i ting and elaim 10 senators cor- VOt oW : i et S D ::. x .l . .;.x he senate will e e e o TR AR S e . Or the »lllfiw\‘!.iln ll y ;| of rill .|>L|nl of a man named Gagnon to remove his ehild, | eno, Lonis A. Towner: Manheim, Franeis Capital « - - $0600,000, OYLONRLY, ToNpean: Meaib, dem., county treasurer. The remains | the house and 20 in_doubt, The republican | dereen ¥ i Hilver “in - soem - tg | Which was sick with small-pox. Meoting | Stohlke; McConnglly ¥ L Hartshoughs Hom Surpl = 100,000, Rowr. Nov. 4.—The latest returns show | dder of the republican ticket is elected by | committee clain 61 in the house and 5216 the | Fioct o more Srecesctul thin el | With resistance a warrant was issued. ‘The | mond, Joln D, f;“"' (s M e e T ¢ Hitt-".'l“f(l»“"“1"4,.-",.,'"..‘.T’:t‘::"i}‘:'.',"":h e :“:M:l\xnn il Tiie democrats ave fairly | septe with severalin doubt, | © 0 0| opponents in scouring roeloction, "OF " tho | ofticer was met by Gagnon, carrying u loaded \\‘l’ll\;un Senon, Hawin . vhttngs Do | jerman Kougtze, President. Inen were olected. Coggeshall for senator | o STANTON, Nov. 4.—[Special to the Bi: plete Shows 10879 votes cast and on the stato | oo aicibers g of tose kot votiie on this | revolver fn cach hand. He threatened to | smidy; castioton, Delphi Stuaits Burting: John A7 Croighton,(Vios Prasiasnt 2,582 maje ho_enfire state ticket is republican tieket a republican majority 1 i LT shoot if the oflicer crossed the threshold. | ton, Williun A. Lew & AR, one-half come from those parts of the coun- D Tawa- 1 arden, James 8, e lien, ALO, etofore democratic, :NportT, la. Nov, Davenport's majority. | swall majority county not heing armed, did not try known to be opposed to the suspension of | Ve officer, H. Davis, Cashier. s county cte iy 2,412, Lhe re- | republicans elect all county officers except | complete, but not ofticial, ives a total yote oymiol L U OO O eates e aingle | Dakota—Clifton, Miss Anna I2. Lee. 114 maining disiricts 10 be heard {rom may in- surer and surveyor. of t730:an Increaso 0f 1500 over, sy "Miia | St vencolnnge, Tets thereloroiprobablo that [feutor, Tbut " weturned L with 8 eingle — W. 11, Megquira. Ass'c Cashier, e ereaso it to 2,500 MeMillin for state senator micanait, Nox. d—{Special to the Bre)— | demoeralic majouity on the state t B R | A e el T e The Step Outs and Step Ins, : - y aority. The republicans | The entire républican ticket, with the gxcep- 2451, The demoerats elect Schmidf, state [ Frenittives Gt b om i e it Wi fas ot Ty ing ievolvers in both | WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.—The resignation by “"""“";f ¥: B IORESON e embers ot the assembly and the | tion of A. T. White for treasurer, is lected. | Senatorand Clark representative. — The ve- | | Vo Mavantaien $ otk he : o5 et : FEERE | ion, ) L ation. We have taken means o ascertain | hands; retived again. 'Phe next night Ser- | Dr, Grezory as a member of the civil service e — demoernts two. ‘Phis is ugain of one assem- | C. N, Greffer, of Oakland, the democratic | publicans elect MeManus, representative. the opinions of the new members and of the | zeants Moran and Carpenter, accompanicd by GeliPR Y8 hS 2 i bigman for the republicans candidate for treasurer, is eleeted by a major- | DEs MoINEs, Nov. 4.—The State Register | (i OFIIIONS 0T (He HEw MEmbers and of Hhe | eeants dor oot e horae My | comisission was accepted by the president, & AT o3 A~Gov. 11l recelved | ity of ot o state tickel s & repu- }\I.Iu'(uxnxpllu-u-\:;-:n|K|‘|“‘I\'uimh‘xl[ ot i eountic hahtsuItito oudsubEssileraisnkointns nscer e ihadibe i Tront and roar of the | to take effect on the appointment of his Garfichs & Jflh“son he following: ican majority of ubout 4 » state, and pretty deinite returns from | g & A A Rt ol 4 5 i 3 a ExpCUrIvE Maxeiox, Wasiixorox, D | Nt Nov. 52 Specinl to the B | 0 oters ad partial retuns from i the - el it door and found e sbuplifidie)| PauccoasaroR dt s LR proLab AR OBt €., Nov, 4.—Hon, David B. 1] Etmine: | | The republican state ticket eartied the county | mainder.” The returns cut the repubiican T sitehn door and found themsclves in a fow, | remain in offies untfl Mr. Prenlioin is eady to > Bave just returned from Buflalo, i leavned | by about the usual majority, The republicans | majority of the state ticket down 1o 9,00, Ameng the Rajleonds, oo angU oo s U on. i ki o Tmlass Bz ertany who - suceeeds ; k the reult when nearly here, 1 heartily eon- | eleetall county olileers, buf by smatioruiajori- | Final returms may - vary this. 1000 | ATnANY, No Y., Nov. 4—At a special | Ehis wissuddonly thows ojen and b buliel | Faton, 1s 1n the city, but hasnet vt ben . Z o o on oy e, s N o s o Db, i or " Y o ien"” o | g of the stockholdess of the New York | SAFECLIR HES OIS, 1 the ety | oicially veiued of bis spupiiont, e | 516 N. 161 STREET, OMAA, NEB. ISigned ovierk CLEVELAND, BEATRICE, Nov. 4.—[Special to the Bee.] ity in e ftate on governor tw \ ', VAR T x Py ¥ % thi Sab R b i F 2 “‘.‘ i NO aDic 1o ente et e AOITE « e Nova iyl vening Post says: | The entire fepubii lErd Al Mo IRR Il oo wets bt 1z, e fetioter Dag | Contral & Houdson River Rabirwd company | and ad thit moment one of (e nj-stairs, win | Lis dutles for atleast wo monthis yct. Tovestment Seeurities, Mortgage Loana When the full figures of yesterday’s Gage county, E, todvick, treasurer: Geo, | delinité returns from every senatorial and | in this city, the president submitied ,gmw..; veped an ool Ik arged ST o Loans negotiated on city property and inae tion In New Yors are receivid it will n Emery, clerk: B, F. Davis. sheriff: 0. M, Eal- | represent tistrict of the state. In the | tion of the board of direetors in relation o | S44hC Police, o O e Ll ey Washington Waifs. proved furms an unusually interesting study, At pre law, judge; Dr. 1. M. Somers, coroners M. D, | house the ety have 7 menibens, T | e West Shore Hailumy. sompany. inolading | 0 the constables, there was 1o one around, | guptain W, P, MeCann, United ] it s possble 1o consider only” the plar fhatiam, superintendent: G, P, Jones, com- | sionists 39, independent republicans i, doubt- | the question of ratityiig an 4 eonsirming and Dy 'l““"‘“".f."‘ “‘_;"j;“fi“‘ L. “""‘:]‘ OF SV | 03y, was to-day appointed by the pre 5 per cent inierestallowed on time deposita, { for th state s b whole. These siow ) pitsionce, Township orzanization cavied. fulL, e semate stard publicas and 19 | authorizing the gu ),000.000 sirst | [t T e (Tie. shouting that they | on the nav visory hoard, 1o suceoet - = that if the vote venportin (he, stateat | ‘the S60.,000 bond proposition for the new | fusionists. Oflicial retarns cannot vary these | mortgage bonds, i of thehoard SRR drall! (7 Mo dic. | mir rpson, and was ordered to dut S ~ i i Jarge hnd ho a8 foll w1 was, i this ity | conrt oise was defeated. hsures more ian 0o OF two. OF 23 5onators | sk suthonized by B yole i favar of novox | Would shoot the st man attgipiinng to dig: | B SHADOR, SAEH : = DR. BENJ. NICE i ! and Brooklyn, he would have been elected, BLooMINGToN, Nov. 4.—Special to tho | elceted this year the republicans elected 10 | ceeding two-thirds of its capital stock. I"[\}“ 10/p ] : hen ;; “'i "[ av- THE OLD WORLD. 9 i | .fl\\ was in Il.lm defeated by ’uh.u has always Eh i 'llwa-h( tion \«]‘\h-nl.l_\ was the most | and the fusionists 9. NEw Youk, Nov. 4.—The Chicago, :I:‘ l”fxyn‘v’l”:fi:pln",‘:“\.‘“‘ ‘I‘.].l h"‘zl‘(i:“\"h 3 a2 Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women, | heen considered the republican strongh w0ty contested in the history of the county, - watkeo & St Paul raihroad has asked the | st i SR Balkan Conference Finally Ac- g R of the stute—the portion north of the Harlem | The ring which eizht or ten years ago con- S Ha%Iih S “\1“""-\) consult as to the advisability of £ ¥ Binl fA ! f the st he Ha ] g s Virginia stock exclinge to place on the dist, Novem- | gaing the house by storin, ceeded to by the Tuskist Porte Orrice Houns { ) | river, 11l total vote in the city falls over | trolled this county organized eavly for the de- g L 5 r 16, 50,010 Shares additional of the pre- | WKL ¢ ¥ m, ¥ y urki orte. vl (DML 3 1 b 9000 behind Cleveland's, and Davenport's | featof trustwortliy candidates. Theg ignom- | RICIMOND, Nov, £ —Returns do notehange | fepped stock of that company. 5 o Toe (e ay wor i lioee | Coxsranmivorv, Nov, d—Turkey has'| con bo_ consultod in Tnz ish and G falls over 14,000 hehind Blaine's. ‘The teans- | inonsly failed. They had counied upon the | the indications telegraphed last nightas to | ST, PAUL, Nov, 4—An order wag received | 95,8000 ANCA00% HU B e e notnninad e thd t {16 00N uration of |BGIm 3% Crounuoa Mloak Bat henst torag AN fer ot Tammiany™s tolal vote from Blaine st | vicction of J. . McDonal, o wn ‘|‘h'” 15 | Gen, Leo's majority of 25,00, and it may go | here to-day 'trom’ lieadquarters in New York | JeA" Bl Sl PUTEIAEE - G S00 e o the Toumelian qucstion. heause | AYEnUC and Sixtoenth Stcot. FROEOMNG | did not, indieates” it i independent | o wate o sicad of 10,00, [Ny A BIOWEHA s havolboen Focaiyod! to how. thab the| | La: L A N S ot it emocrats did not vote for 11l he returns, not ofiieial, are as follows: | demoerats have already 62 ont of the 100 | = MONTREAT, Nov. 4.—The first through pas- | He SLDOX a0 g o AL s g 8 AT M. R R { | “ThoEyening Post places 118 majority In | County clerk, Cote, T 6315 Mebonakd ! Al Moy 89 ent, of dus o T R ae B sl | 2y aratakantodholiosnlialt o il | and themeasure to be adopted to-restie it, ISDON, Ao stateat 12,155 and. states that tho next | rp, 489 treasurer, Hdret), vep., 43} | Members of the house of delegates, and 23 out, | FERSWALE I RRGE Here at noon today | oo were thitty-one deaths from small- | fihe porte wishies the conferenco to open un 4 A Jegistature will be composed ot 21 republicans | 1% dem,, e, Prutier, vep, 604, | of 40 members of the semate. Fhe republi- | G Sthedule e ot Sixty-1wo UOUTS: ZEHROX B B G VIV CSMELON Y der the auspices of a union of powers on the enel"a nsu] ance en g 11 democrats in the senate, and 2 ey Mooie, deun s ierily Brown, dom’ #883 | cans have 16 members of the house and (1 - A bove mutters, Said Pashia, the new "Turk i eanis iwnd 50 democrats i the ussembly, Beck, Fep., 4555 superintendent of public - | senators, The eonnties yet to be heard fro The 5 shicago's New Electio : foreiien winister, has induced M. de Nell ) ANBTRIINALN, NOV. 4l 11ton county gives | sttnction: Mrs AL S» LMeoloraue, ren. 6415 | 1o 19 thoweht, DR b P Lo ~i@ho Dolphih Jeinsisho NAYY: . . Ohieago's Now Hlseulon Law. 7, Russinn ambassador to boless determined RESENT Diyenport pliality of 10, Vanelty " 540 Coumissionds Tintey, | wembership i both houses to two-thints mie | NEW Yous, Nov, 41t ‘““‘j‘“”“""""' Cmioado, Noy, 4. Thofdallyemessinere ipone Pritice Alesunderar Bulgaria, The | Phonx lruuumvn Co, Loudon, Cash 11¢A, Nov, 4.—-Oncida county complete | rep Worlh, dein., 447, Jority. yesterday that negotiations for the transfer | withont exeeption, view with satistaction | porte is ursing Sie William White,” who con : S e ghves Davenport 12615, Hill 11,008, Buscom PALILLION, Nov. 4.—[Speelal to the Beg: Returns from one-half of this siate show a | of the steawier Dolphin had been pending be- | the result of the election here yesterday in | Hinues to act s British anbissador, to sk tehester, N, V., Asscts R TN 18,004, In Sarpy county the entire democratic ticket | net democratic zain of 3,358, Connties and ian'har billlder ay d Rbarctary ‘W hitne: o adonil 2. tho clection Inw fran nd 1or fresh instroetions respecting its 18 I'ulls, Asxet Coit 1270,0 ocupsTER, Nov, 4.—Monroe county gives | was elected, excepting county i v |Loities Lo belisarduronr ave Blainer thoodimie | oYCaRACE RN ACHADG NRoTia Ty, Wit noycLor) |t e AADDHOR 0% 410 S RCHON AT R the proposed Balkin conier rard Firo, Bhiladolpi 13wy Davenport 2,350 plurality. jorities ranging fron 13 to 25, nty | jority. Later returns from Roekinghan | Some time past and would have been consuni- | meet the popular demand in this city, - Wh Cner, 50 a8 10 TR i compronm 1 ihe | New Hampshiro, Cush A, IR KXY ) . ey, ll-'(l'\‘il,l te, retume from | Judue rop B majorlty of 15 Ao proli- | sounty state thit the vote 1s “very close, with | mated eartior but for the delay I obtainng | the democratic county sonvention declar Bulari ‘111‘“‘”]““7'“ pestion possinle, i [ == - — selaer connty sive Davenport i hition vote in the county is from 5 tot), In | the indieitions somewhat 1 favor surities whic pach I8 req o L sl et shes fon of fa e 7 tiitade of England catses muen uneasiness , Bl e oot Hi ittt o wioo™h | e el b " e | W B EE | st e Uy | SRR S BT | ©, C, WAGNER'S Yitacvse, Nov. 4-Onondaga county | GENEVA, Nov. 4. (Speeial (0 the Ber,) Haunisut 56, Nov. 4.—Full returns fron and the papers are duly signed and | havebeen voted for very evenly by hoth | hury doe want 1o weaken <> <> ghies Davenport 15260, Wil LTI, Baseom | The eleetioi here (Filnore counts) yesten (s Tcaunty kive: \Wise 16 majorty. Total | soatan and s papel "“,. i ",‘,,,"‘m parties, s out of the toral vote” revordedof | oo Bitkan” statcs, | heciu A OLD RELIABLE on was very quict, and an unusually vote 5,85, (he largest ever cast, ; 1 ol the eralt wiose vagaries on her | S0 X vole were o east Jor | ogpe pow eonstituted they form a barrier | ’ BaTu, Nov. Ofticia) retiens of Steuben | wis i 1l mblican t roN, Nov, 4,—Angusta county giv cruises have been subject 10 50 wuch the -hh'»p’lu'm of “‘ul-, { W l n t Russian seheines, " At he st meet a, er county cowplete wive Dayenport 9,558 il | withu 100 10, 0, anti-mon” | Loe LOS majority, @ repubiea sain of 109, | pubiie interost, new statute provided - for - small | fiof ihe ambassadors Sie William - White | # B3, Davenport’s plurality 1,050, opoly pirty fused with the democrats, excopt, | The demoeratie legislative ticket is e by . polling distrie cssitates the, canyas of | energetically opposed the proposition 1o re- | The place to by frosh bread, o 5 ! HEwanen . Nov, d—Horkinier county | ou the state ticket and represcutative and sov | 850 iajority, Ehe disuriet of Highlund, Bath oL each precinct 1o each eleetion, alows | Siorc the status' quo wnte i (e Balkians, | bost and lareest 150son for e monkos, oo, Th gomulete st Divenort a niority v | Nesor, for whielh oftices they (e autis) had | and Ailegiicing was earrind by a” repuliican h N e T Eil ea | Lo huLIeR IR Yoo b0 Ghal tHOIE D Fiie powers are eertain (o disaaee upon this 1010 WERSTIR ST, ol il of 309, The total vote for Bascoin was | noeandidates, 101 one Yepreseniative, d sira, N. ¥, Nov. iov, as | lots, makes the ¢ of mersline s eleetion | subjeet, Laly has tried and failed to restore g § ald 250, ANDISLAND, Nov, d—[Speeial to the | SYAUNTON, Vi Nov. 4.Rockinghan | serenaded by the Ehairs clab to-night. Tn re- | Judge as imperative as that of i petit furor | ecord imnoig to powers on the matter, Thy | === —— 1 Duxicnue, Nov, 4.—Corrected returns from | Bee,)—1he city of Grand Iland gives a dem- | county gives i 1 najority of 15 and | sponse to calls he delivered an address, in ""'l‘ ";"*'.""l‘“"'l' forlosing thepylisat four | porte fears Alstria will abandon her presont nearly all towns in Chautauqua county give | ocratic majority. Indi sare that o ma- | eleets™ republican members of the legislature b ho tha e oy ine Faaaintan | AGQCHES U i aHeEnIn his _lat | poliey which would gieatly inerease the difi- o Davenport 4,0 ity, Grity of the democrat ot 15 elocted 10 | instend of demoernts. Kockbridge elects | Whlch he thanked them forhaving ussisted | ter feature was —one — upon — which | cultics of the sitwation, JOUNETOW. . 4.~Fulton county com | Hall county, with strong hopes tor the elec- | demoeratic members by 195 wajority, The | 10 vindicating him from the | opposition to110 ) Juwy L A N it ST B T e plete irives Davenport 4,085, Hill 8,245, Base | tion of the republicun s for county | republicans carry Alleheny county hy 213 | charges which <had. been brought | based. The law also makes every eleetion | peen publisied which sanetions the Hulkar com 891, - K, Judize and surve " | wajority elect the logislative tleket, TR y i Ve day a boliday. ‘The republivins candidate Wl the tirst formal meoting will KA LisTON, Nov, 4.—Saratoga county com- | VAUENTINE Nov. 4. [Special to the Br.] | “ county ves ~ 110 demo. | “"{ .”f“b' uring ghe e N for justice of Uie suprenie couri was endoried | fo TOW. ) llhi]« wives Davenport a majority of 517 over | —After the most heated and exciting eontest | eratic majority. 1ighiand, mountain g‘;_‘r“'\‘l e the ¥ l":’{( :l'f""\'.“l‘m‘l“’ it New ) 1;\| this |-v|fim.u- nu'klm( \v‘l 114 oppoition, ‘Tho pross assoclation in the history of the county, the repiblicans | county, has not been leard from, Last yed FE O e fan A republi andidate for the supreme | gyiounees on the highest suthority the Owkao, Nov. 4.-Os fuEunty com | ave vlectel iheir et il 8 JBMIRSALS {ppiati, ARNOR TN Ienil Tam, Talt e sult sha ff:f,;“l“‘\,',';‘ kaopplent ronublicans court was elocted. | d'wo vepublican and twe | vian' troops will ot advatis ol Bl e plote gives Mavenport %00, Hill 5,925 coption ot superintendent of instr it vote be maintained ° the republicans i R iy cutly | densoeratic and one indepentent were eleeted | ponding the decision of the Baikan coni \ 3 ) > BIOUKLAYN, Nov. 4 ..mfr 8 and_cor- | 1Y C. Déar, domocratio. homis e aatori. ditersTooncns VIE | identized with thegngemtio party. QN county commissioners. the highest. receive | Jond! dechiuiotWo: Lalkaueonter | ITMBALL ~ PT4 NO;’ rected retwrns from this efty and Kings | lagely abead of his ticket, is possibly electe Hightand, Bath and Allegheny counties, by s ing less than 26,000 and whe lowest 25,000, - Bhect Music nnd Booka, eoumty ive Hill 57 Davenport 47,65 \jority. | 56.° In the counties named the vote for Lew Milwaukco's Packing Business, - m R . > \ SIS majority D657 WDt nocrat, Apalior, Nov. eclal 0 the | 5 about the e as o Clormola for &% | Muavauker, Novig.+The Milwaukee hog A SINGLE MEBAL. s ) EMIERSON PIANO \ for wnyor s elected by 2,010 wajority, v Retamnd are ntall in e republi- | STAUSTON, Nt =Rockbridze, courty 1 | packers have Just elosed dhelr suniner sea - axnon, Nov. d—=Fue tial of Mr. Stead Musteal Tnstrun \ n..‘ 5 \‘ i fry attaraugs o unty | eanskase wajoritie to the ontire st ket, | democratic on the lative Byl | Aansine Ve e e TR e lare. | An 014 Lady Most i1 Topated— | Aud other defendants i the Aruistong ab n ot SEUIN 719 and Bascon ¢ Bick u!.m.( , which | precinet gives Draper, rep., 140 1naj liwm, county i v..”wlr f\“‘mlr. \’-,u*u“.‘.‘.f. | estever disposed of by then, A beiter ave Nicv J:”l 4| \4"" h\” h I.“\ I ; ',l " | 1 .“ ":‘ d i “"f'“’ alle & DiVl! P:a,nos fl.- atrongly republican, lkull in slowly. | agaiust Corbin. independent. | precinct to hear from, the whole vegistered | age than eyer hetore i hiogs hias been had | o By ('UM' R . bows ”l|' | ‘;” gl “‘ ie Judgo holl that tuklng ¥iuling, Guitars and isnjos. du'lnmll-«Iulljunl\ will e about 1AW, Corvapus, Nov, 4.--[Special to the Bee.) | vote of which 5 115, © being | and have er 100 pounds, grons, | reatinen was unearthed yesterday after- | the child with the mother's consent was a o gives ML 2,625 Uu\uuwn 3,082, Bas- | P H-'-‘“‘“:'l.\'\',u 400 uinjority, i Lo | fesentuives. Shenandoah “county glves a Cked Was SUL1 an average weikht of oot liumane soclety, whobroke into the liotke l ln‘u[rm]u‘«w-rh'l peceli to the jury, dwelling A 1o Stuols and oovors, ) 412, NCO ov, t.—Returns on the state | democratic majority, and the republicans lose 1 ainst 172,804 hogs of an aver- | of Gearge Peck, Jr., the tamily being absent fculiarly on the righteonsniss’of Lis mo v KinusroN, Nov. 4.—1llster connty com- | ticket comp slows S0 nuch oxcitement over | one representati s an e i . OF SIOIIE M0k Gl 110 3 ¢ absent | 1000 NS transactions rospeoting. (e g R'lISTb MATER R I e B R T A T Ko republican “eain f 18 ffl‘fl““" a Cheatine, G, i reeascd Mis - | L 1 W Latetins wsigotinig the gil Redihan i B b Gan, 111 5807, Bascom e feket, the eleetion of the vey s belng | votes! Hishland” county is republic T ‘ W beer ¢ S roou | Yefusing to betray her confederates | & b Bl Nov. b Daviuport's majority | conocded. that preeiuct canvassers. pay ne | §ouagority s demoerstie loos o o San ol A Bushal of RasTalls, Nho han been - coiied 1o b gpeis Gt st g | VICTURE FRAMES LI ot ety 2, tention to it as ecelved tho returns | rep eratic. los \ © | Penu, Iowa, Noy, 4—-(Special to the Ber.) | there over two years, She was locked in a | 0 0 STEER LIk TI Aeveimion ; Plugh good fiew nm e colnly el e - b Soonlye |'|.:m; Itl :;“‘“.'y“ ive ll“ ~ J‘ml;.m. ut The cit ¢ Peru, L 1 fust ended little room which was ulthy in the exteme, ‘lluh all Ga \”‘ [l ul '1 thie ignation of | #oods and Novelties, T . 4i—Delaware coun! ) oy publ ajority of 15, o | the vall 0 Clevelund's vote ~The citizens ¢ ru, Tuwa, have just ended . i ‘ stench. ha | the public and enabled the attorney genesa { 31\.«;:‘“.‘...,“'[ i, L1 Sodok, Hasoou 64, | 14000, the valleyon” Clevelud's vou 1 # [i=The dliicank obBuAVN ) U} nd liled with a most dicadtul stench. *Tha | the PUbGe aid ciiabld tho attories, kol | Engra.vings Paintin £} ; ‘ ' e . : a sixteen men on & side, the losing | wowan was covered with rags and ilie floor | ! i e criinal law ) Bavi, Nov, 4.=Steuben eounty complete i ABUs, Neb, N 4.—~'I'he entive dem- y v, ¢ . » Pe s | - 8 wmendment bill so 0 1enc 1ol Guuon Ak ) - Wasnizoion, Nov, d—The Post 3 s Lo pay fo o \ | strew: 1 bones from which she had pick i Bous 10 reach such cases o DOUGLAS 81 4 X o Coi side o pay for the supper. The counteame off | strewn with bones from e had pic THERT, w glyes Davenport 15 plumitty. ocpntie county teket is ¢ specials from 111 of 115 counties in Virginia Py ppe what was given her, On o piate | Were meniioned i the Guzette, Elu elosed . Foxna, Nov. 40l teports from nines | NEuBAsKA City, No Boial aonnt af | ISTEFRAREAUS ROl St CURIaN L % | Saturday night, OctoberdL. ‘Ihe hunt began + e 1 Dis apeech by saying: 11 e Ju b i giving the wajorities for ernor, L was her single daily weal. It consisted ¥ 11 the Jury retuins a tenths o Montgouicry county give Lill City's v on 4ok, Me- | lnajority, according to these reports, is 15,002 | P 0th, and ended the 27th, during | it uickerel aid coid potatoes. wit - | Yerdict ot ity L wilg not appeal the cas 8,040, Davenport .785, Bascom 9, ), Hradley /o St 918, Morzan | The eounties not heard from gave Blalue @06 | whieh iiine Smith's company captured 1,528 | 1ioved to the poor hous. 'Lhe wousan is the | DUt Déar ke puntshuient uposed upon Riverne s, Nov. 4.--1The ofiicial vote of pes . Noriheott Sa, MeCollum 202, | majority lust year, | vats aud MeClelland's 1,4 The tails uiled | midow of Aaron Brooks, a soldier of the war | ™ by the coint withent dineiii Applause ] e | id 3 ar o © Bufolk county with thies disricts b | Waddivgton £ Vaientine w2, Pierco 5%, | Hicusioni, Nov. 4.-All but eloven coun- | & bushel baxkot, ‘Fhe farners in this part es- | of 1912, - $he had a little’ progerty in South. | #rected this declaration, e whieh will not wateriaily alter the re- | Ellis S35, Watsan 2ed, Braver 058, White 415, | ties Lhave been Leard fron, From what tethe benedt o b.em ut hun\f...d,.u m':l(»n townslup in trust o tak are of - H K BITRKET Mll gives Davenjort 5, n‘u 1l 4850, . Vau Auntwerp 05, been received, and estmating the eo her during hex lifo in onder 10 cscapo i fal Bidding foe Thete Votes., Wil rknaLL, Nov. 4. Washington county, Dt not heard fiofh, Le's viajority will doubt- | ling Into the hands of Peck, who ts a distant | Loxnox, Nov, 4.—Losd Sal o ofticlal, gives Divenport 6617, 1Nl 5057, Bus ey less reach =0,0K, Democratle a% Ex-Senato | relative. After iaking the trausfer, she was | 1 ari 0N A0V, <ord Salisbury defvered RAL DlRECTOR’ o 417, Warten fanat "“"’“"‘A“""’ 08AGK O1TY, Nov 4—The entire trepubll. | (¥, 88 reported, “are hearly offset | SANFy 1xe0, Nov. 4—-Ex-Senator Wm. | surprised to find the twnship had contracted | 19 Vietora bail this evening a speceh which | Davennart 3,172, Hil 2455, Bascom 158 3 ) o e | by rep ai) gains, in the southwestern | Sharon is veported so seriowsly il w-night | with Peck to take ¢ of ber, Mediditin | is considered & bold bid forthe prolectionist | AND EMBALME ALuIoN, Nov, 4--Oklesus coulity’s comn- | can ticket, with tho exception of sheri, bs | counties the detuocats nade suall gains. | il his it 21 o (he anner indicated. vote, Lo denied ) | N EMUBALMER, } o denicd tal the tuiies wished (0 | JINONEN Wk ESUKNT, - UNAIA, NEBRASEA