m.
arm: Telegraphic Return-.1
THE ELEC'I‘I N!
New York for Harrison.
REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING.
W
Hill Wins on the Gubernatorial
Ticket.
GRANT MAYOR 01' NEW YORK.
Hot Contests Reported from
Several Western States.
Illll Ia Ito-Elected to Consuls b! I
Small Malorlty—Carllalo Reported Ho-
tnrned—Nnrly the Entire Tammany
Met In the City (I! New York Elected—-
Estimated I’lnnlltlal by Counties III
New York State~Dntolla tron: New
Juicy—Monger Returns Iron: Many
‘ Other Stator-flow Prealdent. Cleveland
Received the Sewn-(lea. Harrison
’ Voted, annoy—qu- Asalaatunt Private
scepter: nanny more.
:Iv YORK, Nov. 'I'.——'l'ho Times says the
tolthe election isin doubt, and mom
I?” Herald The Tribune claims the election
d Harrison and Morton beyond a doubt, as .
‘ do olao‘ The Sun and The Print The World
I fly! there is a doubt, but sava the lcpubli‘
eon ticket h probably elected.
; "I'heHerald in its tables mtiumtm Harri»
Inn’s plurality in the state at H one.
The Star holds that thc're I» still good cause
:E‘ hope for New Y orlz. It Ilaims all the
vy Republican districts are in and heavy
c districts yet to hear from may
the mat III-[met and mibly show
a small majority for Cleveland
New York Iitv a total votr for pmidcnt
loos follows; Harrison, 101,031: Cleveland,
161,615; Fisk. 1,240; Cowdrey, 1,723.. ('levr»
load :5 plurality, 5'11 . ".10
\ow Y ork city 5 vote for governor is; Mil-
l‘az', 9,110; Hill, 136. 7.5; Jones ii' rod, "14.
iiiill's plurality , 63,25“
Grant is elected mayor by a plurality of
,«llri Iotuo over Hewitt. The total v etc was
537. Grant receiwd 107,511 , Hewitt.
00,131; Erhardt. 67“ "1, and Coogan. 9. 463.
Flock is elected sheritl’: leilly county
'eletlr. and George H. Fllhltll’lll't’sltll‘nl ol the
board of alderman.
. Roger Q. Mills is reported elected by n
amall plurality, and so is Mr. ('arl'ule. The
return: from many status are mullicling and
unsatisfactory.
NEW YORK.
run mm: or (‘otrmsst
The vote is here given according to the
hull return and best. estimates obtainable,
plot-lilies being ven unlcnt otherwise
Albany— veland, 9,510; Hill,
1m.A‘llegbeny— Harrison. 3,250; Mil-
16:15]). Broom—Harrison 1.3900 Ina.
jerky and lfillcr about the same.
Wagon—Harrison, 1301; Miller, 11!”.
Cuyuga— Harrison, 3,510; Miller, 2,511.
Chautauqua-Harrison, 5,!b0: Miller, 5,.7111
Chanting—Cleveland 1150 plurality; Hill, 8.50
Mty.01mongo—Horriaon,l,172;llillarf
LIN. Clinton—Harrison,l ,700; Miller, 1,630
Columbia—Horr'non, 1,450; Miller, 1,200.
W—Harrison,1.5!0;lliller,1,500.l)el—
aware—Harrison, tall; M 1?, 1,510.
batches—Harrison, 2,90); Miller. 5!).
Bib—Hohhot, 1;‘510 Hill, 5.386 Essex—-
W2“!!! Hill, 1m. Franklin—Har-
”1310151013,: {.450 FultIm—Harriaon,
LM:HIIIer, 1,100. Gmme—Harrison.1,5li;
Hill'eflh‘emme. Greene—Cleveland, 1310:1101
450. Herklnwr~Harrim3LW12 Miller, 1,21“).
Jdlemkflmison. 2,400: Miller 1.100
Kings (Brooklyn) Harrison, In 1.1., Lievo’
MW, 7311: Hill, —; Miller, —. Kings
cmnty complete—Harrison, 70, .557, Cleve-
“82,447. Lewis-Harrison 400, Miller,
450. Livingston—Harrison, 1,-140; Miller,
1,311 liadism—Harrioon,1tiill; Miller, 2,-
mo. Monroe—Harrison, 5.500; Miller, 3,500.
Hontgomery—Harriaon, 732: Miller, (In.
Niagara—Harrison, 1110, Millerfi? Oneida
‘I-pHon-iwn, 71.10:Miller,1,t~u1.0non-
dop—Harrismi, 6311193110”, 1.2111. (1n—
trim—Harrison 1,310; Miller, 1,030.
Orange” Harrison, 1150; Miller, 1,11».
Orleans-Harman plurality estimated at
aboutlfll), Miller’s somewhat lees. Uswego
l—Horrioon, 3,5111; Miller, 3.200. Otsego—
Horriaon,1,11.v0; Minimal). Putnam—Hor-
riaon, 5'11:Millcw,673. Renneelear-vCleve—
“1111,500, Hill 1,1111. Richmond~Cleveland,
1,633,111“ 1,500 Rmkhnd—Clevelanddlz;
8.30.31. Immuco—llarrism,“ hull]:
—~Hnrrison, 1,711); Miller, Mil).
, mdy—rllorrison, 333; . iller, ill).
yler—rllurrison” 6th; tiller, 1100.
Sena-eo— Cleveland 110: 1101.130.
Bnlfolk-Harrison, :361; Miller, we. Sullivan
—C'levdand,1m1;Hnrrison,100. Tings-Hor—
1,:lt10; Miller, 1,230. Tompkins-Har—
rison, 1W; Miller, 1,511. Warren—Horri-
oon, 1,1”); Millerfifll. “'oshington—Harrl-
amazon: Miller. 2,541). Wayne—Harrison,
:Hillcr,2,310. Waldemar-Cleveland,
1,100; 1.400. Wyoming—Harrison. 1,751;
Inlet, 1,. Yates-Harrison, 1,200; Mil»
I", 1,211).
Flak‘ s estimated vote In state, 30,105.
'11!!th
”$19110 Ingnamed are probably elected
Mamhly in New York:
, MyLDm1.JLmlleI-D,.,J.
HcKInIele; 3, G.lt.Hitt,‘D.; 4, JobnT.
German, 1). Allegheny-A. B. Conrail, It.
Bruno—Alumni). Icwia. B. Catterangua
—-1,'G. N. West, R; 2, J. 8. Whipple,R.
Cay‘go—l, John E. Savory, IL;
“MR Chautauqua—8. F. Nixon,li.;2,
G. 3. 1‘0me Chiming—Robert P. Bush,
D. Chemmo—EdgarA. 1’ R. Clin-
Ion—Stephen Moflitt, R. Columbia—Will-
Iaili Dionhart, R Cmtland-Rufua '1'.
MIL Delaware-George 0. Head, IL
Dom—1,17.“ R' ,.2,J LPayater, 1L
MWWFIBMD41 Iatthw
1', .‘ way, Franklin—WC Slovene,
It. and amnion—Lawn Bmwnen,
D. Gannon—J. it. McKenzie, B. Gm—
..J. HortimC D. (calm; 10, Omega!
M. 'l‘. 11.; 11, “what R. Hamilton. 3.;
ID. Moon ”018th C. 9.: 13.11‘rod-
u'lclt h. Glbha. IL; M, 'l'humu J.
Cmuner. 'l‘. 11.: II. Frederick lloll‘ruao,
'1‘. It; 16, Edward It Hogan. '1‘. It;
17, John Kemgan. Union It; 15, W. ll.
Noun-hater, '1‘, IL: 10, John I'Iolllll'ily, T. 11.;
W, William ll. ilurnhlgo, l‘uiuu 11.; 21,
Emu-It ll. tnnby, 11,02, Jmeph illumin-
thal Union D..:l,AugH.uathrambuI-g,1’ niou
11.; 01 l hrlotophart‘. Clark, '1‘ ll Niagara--
l, J i Little ii. ll, N. I) llrudn‘ll, B.
Oneida—l, J. 1!. Kent, [1; :1, ll McAdam,
it. thImIIlaguml, J. W. llpwn, IL: 1W.
ALGIIIup, 1L; it, W. W. t‘lmnvy, it. (In
mirpltolwrt “Italy. 1L “range-4, Jullll
1‘. Adams. '11.; ‘J, Uowrgo W. (invite. I),
“Timur-in Edwanln. it. Demo-d, I". M.
[‘IIIIIIJL". 11.1". Aimworth, ll (lingo-n
1, .1. Ilmrt ,NowtonJL; 1 William I. brown,
IL IIItnhrw-~~llaIIIillnII Finh, JI'.. ll. Queen-
..1, fiolnmlillTult’llhellll, I). :3, l‘ 'l‘. I. main, 1).
ihuw'lnz-rm-l, limrgo U'lel, ll.: 2!, Jmoph
b‘nulnivrs. i143, Jmuca liyoll. it illl'hlnuml
~11. It. Yettnnn, l1. ltuvkluunl l‘. l’. linu-
"rust, D. Ht. lown-nuo-l, I". M, t‘urtszL:
2, W. H. Kimball, 1L; ii, M. ii. lI'ithvrty, IL
Bavatoga—l. ll. J. Donoklson. it; 2.11.6.
Batchellor, it. Schenectady—«A. A. Yawn,
ll. RI'lmIInric—J. K. YoungJ‘t NI'IIII) ler~
Frvmont l‘ole, It. MIII'u-—-WIII. ll. Dun-
ham, D. Steuben—l, C ll. hit-)Imtvr. ll;
2, Mlle M. Arbor, it. HIItl'IIlk-ll. l'L llut-
tiug. it. Sulhvunullnrttn A. Smith,
R. Tingu —- Abraham J. lurker. it.
Tompkins-«F. J. l'IIIz. IL l’lstI-ral. )1, i“
Donlon II: 2, Jui‘l‘h Rim-.11.; :1,” ll
Bush, D. \\ nrrva‘mmtt Burton, it. it I...»
lumen-l, Janus larmml. it; :1, I". ll.
TeIII, It. Wayne-d, Richard 1'. Grant, 11.;
‘3. Charter. D. Horton, IL \\'mtr-he»tcr~—l,
lrving Dorm. IL: 2. ll. Rlllllt'fi, IL: 3. Julia"?
W. lluIdcd, it. Wyoming—G. ts. Vantjer-
der,lt. laws—W. A. Carson, it.
NEW JERSEY.
This atom is undoubtedly lhvmm‘ratic. The
nnfiirity l-Ir Cleveland appears larger than
inlh'Il. The legislature is almllennx'ratir-
in both branelml.
Tho Denmcrata have also gained the Thml
corrgrt»»iunal um rict and may ha ve Mam-11
the Fourth dhtrir't, in which then- Iven- tno
Democratic candidates running, although the
Bl'publimusvlaimthe election I»! YmrlIm-II
by a small majority. Cleveland made gains
of about 4,410 in Timex, Hudson and l’narmic
months. On the other hand the lepubli-
cans made great gains in the Find rougher
“all d'btnct.
The rank in congress Ili»tricts is as fol-
lows:
l-‘irat Dietrich—Chris. A. Semen (item,
5.1.“) plurality over William llrIIIIlh-y (DI-m.
Ind Labor).
Swomldanus lluchnuan atop). 23.010 plu-
rality over Chaunn-y lI. llomsley Int-um.
Third—Jacob .-\. (leissenlIanunrr them).
2,500 plurality over John Kean, Jr. 1|:l'll.l:
a Demm'ratic gain.
Fourth-1n doul II.
Fifth—Charlie; D. I’m kwith Ill op.) 1,000
plurality IJI er Illuhlon limglnnd them. I.
Sixth—Hermann Lchbach 1|le I Illilfl'illl' y
over Joseph. llaines ‘Dt III. 1
Seventh—William McAd-II lenJ
plurality over Gilbert Collin» ii:'"l.l-
The latest returns give the full Iota; plural»
like for president in the mantle»:
.‘ln Jersey City Cleveland get-I about. 3,300
plurality, and 6,000 in Hudson county. 311”
Adoo, for magma, was cut in the lower
section otIlIe dry, but he gets at least we
majority in the county. in the assembly
diatricta the Democrats are particularly one-
cuiul, and gain (our anemhlynm In the
First district, O'Neill. the Denmrnt
who was no bitterly owned by the
church people of the distrIrl. hI elects-l by
more than all"! plurality. Mx'laughiinJhe
Independent Democratic modulate, did not
get 100 votes. in the Seconddistrict Norton,
the regular modulate, got' at lea-It 2,500
mjm'ity, a thousand more than his opponent
got vote.
I‘Iauex county ahowed great Democratic
gains. Herman Ilehlbach Map.) was re
elected to congress by 1,000 plurality. The
N14
Dammit; gained three nmcmblymon in,
Newark, one of them in the .Ninth district,
which heretofore been strongly Itcpublimn
with but one exchtion. The county give» II
Republican plurality of about 1130 [or pnxi-
dam against 1,2: in 1551.
Caldwell, Erna nty. Drover CleIeland'»
birthplace, 5;an Harrison :11 plurality.
Harrison get» the plurality in Burlington
county, and Carter lllep.I is re-eicctedsrnv
ator by about 501. The lI-publis'ons re-elect
Ilanscll in the First awembly oliatrict and
vDoron in the ThinL The Democrats elect
Davis in the First. II gain. Buchanan (lien)
for congress, has about 600 plurality in the
county.
Cumberhnd county has gone Republican
m “presidential ticket by about 1,5llplu-
rolity,a Republican gain 01 :100. The Re
pnblieans also elect Nanchard in the First
and Cheewmon In the Second assemblydn'
Il'icts by about .311.) plurality em lI.
Somerset munty, Senator Mcl’ln rams
home, gives Cleveland 17.3 plurality, a lick
publican gain of 14. and elects Jacob Klota
(Demo to the assembly by 12.3. This ion
Democratic gain. \‘oorhus. rib-pm for mu.
gross, carries the county by or», running
against two Dennxzrata.
Cape May county give» Harrison about
350 plurality. In 1551 it grow Blaine;
It elects Walter S. leaning llltp) senator
by about 1190, and Lugcnc (.7. 1' ale (1’ ctho
the assembly by about .50. 114 rgen llii'lh),
for congress, carries the county by about
300. The vote was the heaviest ere-r pulled
in the county, and the Republicans gained
in every precin‘ct.
Harristm carries Mercer county by about
1,100 plurality, a Republican gain of 500.
Buchanan (Item, for waitress. gets 1,200.
The Democrnto elect Sit-broth to the assembly
intbo Third district. a gain. The Rapid)“-
cans elect kit-udder in the First district and
Chambers in the Second district by 651 plu-
rality. Itiecalculated here that Cleveland
will bar I: .5, 000 plurality in the state.
The Democrm concede the election of all
three Republican candidates to the assembly.
Morris county gives Harrison 1'.- "I‘ Iplurality,
a Democratic gain of 3-30, and is nearly a tie
on the vote for congreuman. .(‘arnot 11.
Meeker (Rep). for assembly in the First db-
trict, has about 172 plurality, and John .lloIL
ria (Rep) in the second district about 170.
Nangiton (Dem) is elected in the Third dis-
triet without Elias B. Mott
(Rep), for county clak, its: about 175
Plum“ 0'
Elizabeth City gives Cleveland 1,100 plu-
rality and the‘ county about 700. '
Middle»: county will turn up 000 plural-
ity for Clevelond, the some as in L551. (lei-
Ionaiuthefieeouddhu-iet.
‘naa returns, so for u reoelvod, indicate
Harri-mm not have aver-1.000111:-
county. 'l‘bla la aDenIo-
ovwml. Tubman-ate
igliéllfi
t it
u:
son'rn NORWALK EVENING BENTINEL wanna
.,., mum “0.... WWW ww-..wmw “mm“... «M M M .,-. a
countotlour. .
1 Human. Nov. ‘1 urn-latent ohm
unrality in tMty to an, rhowlng a
. on at new an Import with tour year-
ago. y currloa Hartford by 50 Ina-
jerky.“ “he legiulature is ltepubllum.
Forty-thine tonne give a gain of 1,010 for
Bulkuley tilrp. ) for goI eruor, and 615 Ill-pub-
“can gain on the preshhmtlnl I oto. 'l he ltv
publicana elect Slmonda- (lien in the Pint
ooIIgrtuiuualdlatr‘II-t mer «um llIIml-l.
(Rep) in tlIeThlrd. and probably Mileo (lb-p.)
in the Fourth diariet.
The plurality of Ilulkeley Ill-III.) for sum
enter in llm'tlonl in .35. I‘m- magmas Vance
[Donut has n plumlity or 2‘10. .~\ lh-IIIm-rntic
mm acnulor and mo Donn-crane II-prvaent—
atlvea are elm-tat
Republhuus gain three M'Imlurllll diutrivta
in Hartford county. 'I‘ he lI-gmlatuic is prob-
ably ltepubliuut.
This alulv I‘lertwl «talc ulllwrs, legislature
fllllit'flflgl't'mlllf'll The vote tour year-6 ago
Illa: l'lI-vrlnnd. MJ‘L'; Illnim', 013,505. I‘ll-Vt-
land's IIquurIty. 1,1351.
New Haves. Nor. 7.*-I.'ll'Vl‘imld cortical
New Haven by 2.401, a Inns of ltll). Ill-gr. 1115
from thirty~twn tuIvIIsI Ihmv II llenun'ralic
luruuf I151. Ilridgqurt ahuwa a lh-IIIIII'rIIllI'
gain oil 19 Wilma Illem.) have nmnrmuly
lq'n chm'n («Ingnmuum from tlIiIIIliutriIt.
MIII‘I‘i-I, for gnu-rum", rpm largely ulnml III
Clme land' In the. manly
ConnwtiI-ul has in all probability gone
Deuux'rntic. .‘I'vn llnI'I-n county wtll givv
Cleveland and Thurman II plIIrulIty of 21.0”.
it) lict‘ltlcu alone there on» II lhixmwrmie
gain III :1". TIM we“ due to Linton “I" No-
pubiicunmndulnlv, ”napping anything for
a vote. Clovelmul'a gain over 1N H 0'».
WilI-nx, ilrIIzm'rutII-candidate [or «Ingrown.
l~ via-tell, having II plurality of :13 our
blurs, the tv-pubnvun, In This district. l’ur
governor. Murrln infill.) has II plurality In
this county of ’ II'I't ow r liulkle .
INDIANA.
u
lxnmxuwus, .\III. 7.4111» result in thin
nut.- t'flllllnl to overlain-mi bolero thin oven—
ing. Both mm“. are claiming it. :IIrltlIII
tumult mil III) doubt l...- rlm'». llnrriaon'n
Vote is nplurz'ntly :Iimul of Dininoi» V'Hlt‘ in
PM. The 'll'plllIll'flll umnagc-rs claim It pluv
rainy o.' about .3 0m tor iifll’rlann
PENNSYLVANlA.
l'llILatII;I.I-III.I, Nov. dorm from
GI’I‘TYUIHM)’ Qthlw incursion] majorities tIt’I't'
flxuuytent [‘51, Tin-slat» will give 11111.1.
jority appmxiumting 00.101 fur iinrr‘wm.
'i'lurtecn words out «It thirty-«me in Phila-
delphia giveilnrrimn 1.51:: Illflj'll‘lly. i’nt—
torrsnn liked.) for register «’1' mils III tin-m
ward», has 1,115 majority over (iratz tllepJ,
who is running (at behind lI'L-I ticket.
Ilmrtingdun wnmtyI-iiurriwn. L51) plu-
railty; lI-publlmu gain, ”3.
Carinwomanly-I.‘lcwlaml, :31) plurality;
Denim-ratio gain, 1.35
('ctllv'l‘ I'ouutywtTon-land,
Drool-ratio gain, In".
Adam.»county—Clow-land's plurality prnlr
ably slightly extent: it“).
Warrm: cunnty- Harri»: «I, lfln plurality;
Rl';\lli1llf’llli;.,'alll of 31:}.
I'llt’r'to'r t‘ntlllly give.» a plurality Hi 4,000
for Harrison, n Ibmnblh'an gain “1:17.
Lelngh m Imty—Clnt I-latnl 2,01” plurality:
o Dcmm'raliv gain of 731:,
Northampton munty - 4- Clt'l‘r'llllld,
plurality; u ileymblis-an gain of I11.
The city-of lit-ailing, I'm, mnnpbrto given
Cleveland one, llnrriaon 5.11:1: a Demo
erotic gain of 122‘.
'I‘iogo county gives Han-ison 4,310 plural—
ity; Republican gain of In.
Montonr I cunt} —t" in eland.’
Republican gain 0‘ 1!.
Sunlnclmnm mun!y—ilarrL~on'a plurality
1,34".
Sonwrset coIInty—ilurr'mm.
ity; Republican gain of 43?.
Delaware county—11,5!) plurality for it»-
publicam; Republican grain, lili,
Nrflhnmbcrlond county—(“Inflow plu-
rality, 5m; Democratic gain, 31:1.
Berke county-L'lcvelnnd. ,2!“ plurality;
Democratic gain, 3511.
Dillon county-Harrison,
Democratic gain I“.
Cumberland «nutty—4 lowland 1,3100
Z—RI
.300 plurality;
3,100
".3 plurality;
2,011 plural-
700 plurality;
KENTUCKY.
Lot'IvaLIn, Nov. 3'.— ‘leveland carries
the state. The ctmgmuionnl mammalian
willbo practically unchanged. The Dorm
crate have olmmt certainly gninul one con-
grmsnmninthis state, and will return only
two Republican. The Third and \imh
district: have been ruleemed 1mm the
Republicans, but Tenth and Eleventh
will probably be lost. In the Eleventh
district, Iinrt county will double
her majority of 130 two year» agu,und
other counties report big gains, though (Irm-
gmnmntn Finley, Republican. will probably
‘heclectcd. The Ninth d'utrict has turned
completely over to the Democrats, nhil othe
Tenth appears to be Rcymblican. Al»
most every county in the Third
d'eltrict 'rcporte large Dormant.- gains,
Tl nrl'eu gm 111,, 1.2110 this year, ageing
510twoyeurs ago. in llouimllle ('ongrm
man CunIth has largely increased his ma-
jority. Cleveland isrcceiIing a large, vote.
His majority will not {all under 40,000 in the
state. it has ruined all day. The vote in
Covington, Ky.,shmvs a heavier :IIrIjI-Irity
there. His election is claimed as secure.
,, IOWA.
1):: 1101313, Nov. d—The He'pnbllmn
state and electoral tickets are elected in Iowa
by something like 51,011 plurality. The fol-
lowing congrmnen are elected in lowabo
yonddonbt: Second district-Walter I. Hays
(Don), by about 7 .00) majority Third dis-
Men—David B. Henderson (Rent, 1 Imma-
jority. Fourth-1K. Swormoy (Rep), 1,000
majority. FltthLDavid Kerr (Rep. 1. 1,510
majority. Beventh—EdwinH. Conger (Rep. 1.
2,011 majority. Ninth-Jonathan P. Dolliv
var (Bop), 4.2100 Imjorlty. Eleventh-Isaac
II. Btrnble (Rep), 4,811 majority. Indica—
tions point. to the election of John J. Seorley
(Dem) in the First district, James B.Weaver
(Dean) In tboBixtII, and Albert R, Anderson
(l)em.)lntbeEigIIthdistrlct. Thovoteiseloaa
in these three dunno.
VIRGINIA.
Rxculoxn, Nov.7 .—Returm are coming
In very alowly, especially from mountain
district: Both sides are claiming the m
by 5,1110 majority. The city gives 1,00010r
momma have loath-’11!) in eightconn-
This state elected congre-menandvotod
lpon the question of holdingaconventlon
tot-wise the am constitution. Four years
ago the votewas: Cleveland, 115, 407; Blaine,
more; cmm, 3,141
In the Sixth congre- dletrict. Edmunrh
(Dm)iselecbed. Nortolkglvaa Harrhnno
majorityoftillfi. BowduI (Rep) form
grew, more majwlty.
OHIO.
013mm”. 'l.-h Hoodlum
them“ gal-a, but they
for John C. Curlisie than ho‘has ever had'
Cleveland The animated vote shows that
.. w...” a“. «— “mumw—m M
M will be at I!“ ”.03.
alloy. 1 4nd:- ‘l'human you
driven to Mar-t A at the Bixbmth wind
early y MIDI, and voted there
For Congreaam III the First. Maui and
Seventh dhtrlru (‘ a,klwoll batted-worth and
Emery. all Whitman, were minim
Thin state elected minor state olllnens and
Inn. Four year: ago the “III! was:
Blaine, moo Cleveland. anon uni-It's
uIahrlty, 81.706.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
t'uauuzarnx, ,\'ov. I. ~"Hloctlnnqniet. Ite-
tum indicate the election o! the entire
DonuIc rain-mu ional delegation by Ina—
jorllieo runging I .‘Illltufntfll. No nppw
shine to state l mu. ltepublhznnr ran
candidate-I III the Find, Normal, 10th and
Rove-nth diatrietu, but the vote waII balsam.
cant in all exwpt the Hellcath diatril't. lil-
llott. Dunner-at, will probably carry thin In».
trirt by from 400 III 5111 plurality, llK‘I’R' in in;
two Republican mandate» in the hull.
Clevelmul will have In majority of from lfI.‘
0m In mum In tho atatc. Tlmumwla ul
llo'gr-I-a treat to the polla without rcgialm-
Iinu Ilt'ia't la and could not vote
NORTH CAROLINA.
Hanna”, Nov. 7,—1'37 prwinrta out of
1.100 show lknnru'ratlc grain of 1,113 "Vl'f
1551. The lhInIocrrIta made gain: through-
out the state, and the electoral vote will be
given to I‘mvelntul.
flWII.III.voroII, Nor. 7.—-The return shew
II Ismail III-IIchvntiI' gain (WI-r the Your”!
1551, when the mm“ min] themno
by tIlv'I'r “All”. .
Barnum, Nov. ?.~—Iteturns from nine-
tbrue township to thin date give-Dena.»
erotic gain of 1,311.
MICHIGAN.
111mm", Nov.“ .. «Michigan is nulmhtr
all) lhpublimn by more than 3,010 The
ltepubhmns hold Ilu‘ll’ nix outgrow-en, and
I'lnimognin'of mm In the Seventh dbtrict.
The lhmocrats (In nut amends Mb!!! claim
no gait-III hurt, lkmrmtic undidolo for
governor, is running ahead, and claim In be
elwtul. but Luce in probably m Tho
Prohibition m.» g-Ica down to leol than
51,101. It was 1153110 in it!“ antlfimtn
rm
WEST, VIRGINIA.
Wnuwo. Nov. 6.411» vote on the state
isIuncertain, but the Dermot! haveprob
ably carried It The legislature may IIecsIb
tied by the Republic um.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Coxconn, Nov.
New Hampton. Alonzo Soto alone: 1:.
magma The lcgidalurte In [Wit-titan byo
goo-l majority. Returns from twentydive
town» gm: llarrhon. " 2w: (larch-rel 3.00.
The net gain in the mm:- rnwn» in w}.
WlSCONSl N.
MILWAUSEIZ, Nov. 2. i’Itty-thrw- pro
cincts allow II net lh'mw'rnt'u' gain Ill 1,170.
This is laryly nhml of th - figure; on which
maximum 1 «It-r.
mmmltkl'. In. I- l ILL-I «(barn n! DU!” plurality
for ("llsvclarul lilo-n} L» nu doubt oi tint film'—
tnItI of Republican I'Hngrmurmn in tin.- first,
Third, :1th and Eighth IltatrwnI, and [Mm
cratiu magma-Irma In the Set-oral and Filth
divides
MISSOUPI.
Sr inns Xuv 7 «I levelond hoe nu-
pIIlIliI-nn ticket in ducted The
min two cough-«mm in the Eighth and
Ninth Illfll’ifln. This» stair elu’tmi fillet)“—
ceru, legislature and mngrmm Four
years ugotho vote wan; t'leveloml. 513.3119;
Blaine,:!7.',lr!.1; I'Iir alum?» Inojmty. $111,030.
ALABAMA.
Mos-runwnnv, Nor. 6.——Tb« lamination
are that the state hm given a “neurotic
rmjnrltyrf «nonunion-v. All the [Pump
rmto' nominee; for magnets tau-w hm
I'ltv'lI-Il: Ifhlrkr m the I'Irat, Horton in the!
tin-mmlJtateu in the Third. Terran III the
Sixth. Farm} in thr- r‘wvrnth and “bowler
in the Eighth.
Tuna. Soc. 7 ~ .tnz. mate iolmrmtmno!
thevutr of To .mat'oumd: be “terminal, but
it appears this” len-l’erel' :1 maparity In 1H
01' 1 11000 hm lIm- -n I IInanla- anlv im rwmmi It
will certainly 110th! W than Hum
(' "antenna Tex Nov. 7—3110“ in» m.
riml Navarro manly by album: aiaty votes—-
uhmnf about [fulvutmt lint gum in the
othtrc'ight counties at his Ilium will give
hlmarnajomy n! “‘le 6,01” and .,Iw
Votes.
FLORIDA.
Jamlvaua. Nov. 1-112: city} mania
light. Slight who: been received from
the state. Fleming {Dam} is chatted gov.
ernnr. but the Second district in pnIlInth
Bepnbl'nrnn in places ol Daugherty 111m}
The date Inability will be very small.
MASSACHUSETTS.
plurality “153,000 in this state for Harmon,
l'hI: ”lulu! them) "mode: .11le to 2:111»,
and ab» cumulus tho election of ten Itrpnlr
lican mngrmmem out o! twelve. ”I l town,
not. imrlmling Baotou, give Harrier»: 119,312,
and Clevelonl 53,1315.
Has FMXCMPO, Nov. a—Cohtovala 1a
claimed by both panic. The [Mantis
committee Intimates the Dame-ratio plurality
in the state at 2,500; the Republican», a pin
rality of 10,010 Returmarecoming In very
slowly.
Thoretumean-Iin daily. So faras' In
they indicate a majority 01 about 5,101),
MARYLAND.
Ban-mien, Nov. ”It—Fortyaeven out o!
206 precincts in Baltimore give Clevelond
0,;050 Harriann, 7,451.
The chairman of the Witt-tango...
troleommliteo says: “lamntiafiul “I,
mmparison with the Vote of 1917,1133“
Democrats will boredom majority in 11,15.
more city." f
The state will give (Havel-Dd hetw.
10,1110 and 12M
GEORGIA,
MAM. 1—va
land'- Ino h th lot. to be M
gaunt ehehd. Mulder ea,
VEH‘__|IOH__T.
Imamnmlov. n—n.
W
NT 7.2.” lh‘tlan'ntk’ state,
"’ catamaran.
.. run-mm. I... «mm:
Moore, both Itepubliram, were eluted to;
"wtllbcclnor.
:Imahtnlly «arty-l th- .0... Th. Ian-Alb '
Fourth, Cobb in the Fifth. thrkhmnl in the '
carried the «at» by I on".
' “airmen: we» Inmate-end
‘ lam. lle mu la-artaly clawrul.
i mmni fr-Icri Washlnfimr.
E W W‘ t. whim; that larhal notlwught
, Hi: attention! 05:5er ,
BOSTON .‘wv 7—1’hcwltepnblicano «in run ’
ARKANSAS:
mm. Nov. ‘1.me m
Cleveland. buthmpolm m
tiunotClayton I’owalllltqtlhl' .. '
thIBwonddlstrio
It
It
”NEVADA.
Datum, Nule ti-ltetuzu from nearly
the districts in the m IIhovI that Ha
mum ltwublcan tit but is elected.
TENNESSEE.
Nauru-run, Nov.‘t.-— thuumu aremmlng
innlowly. and it will be two or thrusdayl
I’lore anything like a «Ir-rent. minimum
be male.
KANSAS.
Tortilla. Nov. '4‘.» v'l‘hI-ro tantra Imuwndous
vote [II-11ml. The lb'publtvunx lllitti" Ill"!
gain» and carry the state by a hamlwme
pluralIty.
.,.. “law... on...
MISSISSIPPI.
Jammie, NoI T—lndleatinm mint to
t lewlnnul‘a majority in Miaawippi at trout
.M (In to 40 In},
NEBRASKA.
LIMHI. .v, Sn ..»ItI1Iu1-licam claim the
plates by :quo' .u 2'41 we; Mex-rat» «undo
13,1!!! to 51,!!!)
"a- -.....-... . ......—.—.
MAINE.
Arnrava, Net17.—lh:]minml all over
the-tote imitate a Republican plurality of
"1,111! or 21,001, again oi nearly Linton-1‘
Malaria vote in 15M
A-.a— . ‘— “.,. m
RHODE ISLAND
Paovrnavcz, Nov.“ . éhho-le Island mn-
plete: Harlem, 21, tn’fl: (.‘lI-Itlarul, 17. 4' at;
Fiat. 1,270. A Republic-an mayIrIty 013.106.
ILLINOIS.
(31111360, Nov. a—iuepnblicana line made
maligbtphs, but wIth DI-nwt'ratic gains
film Maine in Very clm'.
lCarcaoo, Nov. 1—le sun: IImuIcratie
mitte- m conflict; They claim the
note!“ Can. Palmer . he chloral ticket
is in doubt.
OREGON.
P0311430, For. 7.—I'L»timotm on returns
ohIsIdy readval in-limtn: that Harrison has
MINNESOTA.
In. Pool. Nov. 7.—IIarrison has probably
carried this state. The vote {or governor
\
LOUISIANA.
New ()Itwaxs, Nov. l—ThI» state gives
t'ievclanrl alarm! the some majority on in
i“; .
COLORADO
but Lit, Nor. I1 -—-The Inn-gives Ilarrimn
a plurality o! 100’»,
‘lIu! Inn“) at, “aniline-tun.
“neurones. .mt 7.1-Llr. and lint
Vina—tare! aim-ml at the Wlnl'v ”Uliw".fllbl in
11‘..- u-wtnxtg nflrit’fll tho- raturnr hurtln'rf
Mr, Hr wear-.5! an» :aci rmltsr-d and into
(so-n. llnvvlamt Vote-II Quid-11y.
Romanian-ans, Saw. 2. than. Aloe-viola
took his: place In the lIncofvotrrs alwrtly
Mum- Iran and voted quimly like his origin
THE SACKVELLE AFFAIR.
downward-rur- ”01"?“ ulinery 0nd
“rel.
harms. .‘I'm‘, .,.-~Tm paper» in reference
to line Smiuila— Ira-Item ln‘a‘r lofll hand
Irma 1hr- :i‘tr!"3;i';| «fir. They «tannin the
mmmpwiwrw-l-I-tvn-I'I I. ml Salhbury and
izuni Sm-tvtiw mourning tiny latte-r3. do»
a 4-. manta "m1 metal t-hwgvnnu endanger]
Infamy: cm. 2': are! Suv. 4. Lord Salt-lair;
III-ii. lfiwr-I M'tvlile that hr is givmtnunr
Ila-retool by lime-tor 111.4,... that the 0mm
I. we 1w morn In the Htcr Kt! Murchison
as in fia—kvilk’» iIsto—rvayw with a n»
porter In any-pr: of III» [tuition
mg, Izmkville Imlrgnantly dam and
flatly mmtrmhd» 81,114.11? Bayard}
Antenna. )lluiotrr Phelps chinwl that
Soloehury war Inntnkm in his nnrlerbtorahng
Milk-other. hmlw' svillc-altnituthat he
no («right In a trap, and enliven-II the
of imminent; :n .‘lnr rm polities
AT THE POLLS
Gel. llarrtaow’a mm Private Seem
bevy Attacked by no I‘ll-mun.
[Shunt-rum. Noni—Will C. lurid. a
weflknownml vaIpnlu young Republican
and want to W. Alexander, private me—
an to Gen. 11am. was attacked by on
unknown man in (’Ir-w- W early in the
arguing; and bi» aknll was crushed. lie was
taken In the Marital inodying coalition.
MURDER
rIrTv-rlnsr CONGRESS. ”
nemawmanvns I'Imnanhv ELI-11.1211.
In the 1’11th «emgmvlhe helium-ate
have 1:15 Winn, the prublicans L32, and
then-arr nimble-whit». In the 'iity-fint
Item pndnbl} will bc 71 Demo-
mtsand 151 Imyagéfimn»
Atalanta-Hilliard II, t" Ia,rkc 1).: Hilary
A. Harm. [1,: “ Illiam C. (has, 1).:11ewia
W. Turpin. ll; Jane». III. Cobb, D.; John H
lhankhal D.. ‘3 1.1qu II. Form- . 11.;
prh “ ire-drier, l)
“homer—II II. Cole, 9.; Clifton B.
Blankinrbigt, IA; lelma C )Icfloc. 1).;
John H. Raw-m ll: Samuel IV. Peel, [1.
CadiwnhuJIdIn J. Dellaren, 11.; John
A, Eugen, IL: Jmcph SIcKeIIna. IL: Robert
Herr-1.11: “llama J. Clinic, 11.; William
Wanker, it.
Wllm Tow-mid. B. ‘
(mint—11W Symonds, IL; Wash-
I’. Wilcox. 11.; Charles A. Ituuell. IL;
Frederick Miler. K
Delaware—John B. I’eningtam. D.
Mla— RM 11. II. Davulaon. 11.; Itobt.
Bullock, D
Georgia—lining» D W. D.; Henry G.
Turner. number? Crisp. D.;ThomaW.
Grimm. 11.; John”. Stewart. IL; Jams 11.
mu; John CI. Mto. 1).; Henry
II. 'Cunoabu; ,AlloID. anal", D.;Gaorge
mini—Aha Tayinr. I; hook Iowlor,
ammo-unmasomam
I;AMJ. 11.; Robert km
Kimono. J. ‘ 'IL: Chris‘- A.
wu:hwiafil’ayeun, ll; Nlolaolas E.
Worthington. D.;Willlo|nH.Gat,It.:Beott
Win, 1).;th I. W, 11.; Jona-
0-11.11”!!sz 0. mg;
VD.‘
hurcorriml it byI'mIn can to 1,501. The
3.; llaiiinlllorrdt; Janna HWeavw,D.
minflf‘onwn'. IL: Albert RAM
TMJ R. 114ml, it: Jonathan 1’. Dual"
It; but 8. Stubble, R.
[ultimo—Wuhan» I“ l’armtt, 11.; J Illa ll.
O‘Neell, 11.;Jawn ll. Brown, 11.; William
B. Holman, 11.: (image W I‘IIIIpm', D.’
Thorium M. Itrutuw, ll ; William 11, llynum,
1).; Eighth Y. lirwhabirm 11., meph B.
I‘heodle, 11.; William D. Hum, it: llmIl‘gu
\'. Hun-ht, IL: l'luu'lv'vl A. U. .\lvt.‘lI-llun, ll;
InjouIln F. l'ihivvly. it.
Holmium lIZdIIIIIIIl N. Murrlll, ll ; Edward
' Fumlon. lt.; lilahup W, l‘erlIInII, lb;
< wally-an it; John A. Audubon, 11.,
, 110., Turn: r, It; Snow! it. l’etm it
Nicky-v William J. None. 11.; Will. u
, 1).; .1, It, llumlhight, 1).; Alexander
' gullwrl, 11.; AahI H t'.arnlh 11,;
W Iilimn I‘ 1' 11m kitr
. MP" rut}. 11.; “mung
11.:J. ll. WIMII, 1L; lt'ranlt
..,.... m we»
I
l‘Iulvy, ii
lntlbuilt _
Dudley 1'1 ‘
N. l'. iilnnrl "
HoIIIuI-l M. l
Maryland-
quI Htump. 11.;
I’aynor, 11.; l »
NcCIIIIIIIII, ll.
.‘IlImarhImItb; rlmI 1'5. Randall. lL;
Elijah A. Mono, mun W. llunhl. ll:
Jon'ph Ii. O'Neil. if Nathaniel l’. lillllkfi,
IL: Henry l'abot l > 1’. it: William Cog»—
wvll. It: i-‘nalt-rh'lt tin-enhalge, It: Eel-
want burner. 11.; J ll. Walker. 11.;
Burlnry Wallace, It.:“ 'rancis W. lla'lt-
well, IL
Miobignw-‘John L Ch , D : Edward
Allen, 1L: James (J'Don . 11.: “buy 0.
Burrows, It: Melbourne ., onl,l1.; Mark
S. llmwer, 11.: Justine It. ‘Whiting, 11.; T.
D. lilies. IL; llyron M. Calcium, IL; Spen-
cer U. Planer, 11.; Samuel 3!. Stephen“, ll.
MinnmIton-Thomaa Willem ll; John
Lind, IL: John 1. McDonald. 1).: Edmund
Rim, 0.; Bolornlm G. Cormtock, B.
Miwimlppi~Jnhn ll. Allen. 1)., James B.
III-man. 11.; Thu? .IasC. C etchings, 11.; Clark
. l‘imultil'l'l‘i. Wli'IltI-mtn. ll . ii.
'11. TL; I'lIlumzl .1, 1' ll:
, ii.) I'lml'lth I, iilrilllp I . it.
iI'r'
Lidnr
inuia l'I.
. lillmuu, it;
nrry W. thlt‘. It:
Cutllpl‘ull. ll.
14:1», 11.: Chapman 1.. And-non D.;
lelnaa it. Sim-kdol. - 9.: (' harlcs Pl. "00k:
er. l1.
”Worth—William H. Hatch, 1).: Charla
II. Harbor, 11.; Alexander 11. Dockery, D
Jane-II N. burnt-s, 11.; John C. Tunney, 1).;
JtlilllT. Heard, 11.; Richard D. Norton, 1).:
Joth U’l‘ieill, 11.: George A. C
11.: Martin L. Clal'dy, 11.; Richtrdi’. Blood
1); “illiamJ. Stone. 11.; William II. “file,
IL: Janus l'. Walker, I).
XII-Lnqua—W. J. Cornell, It;
Laird. It : timrge W. 1-1. ”my, It.
Swain—4510119 W. L'anidy, D.
New HamishinH—Almwo Nate, ll; Orreo
L' Moore, It
Jams
.‘I'Iw Jersey—Chmtopher A. Berger. IL;
James Buchanan, It; Jacob A. Heisen-
Iminer. D.: Suthamcl TY. \wrhoea, 3.;
Charles D. Ber-Nth, IL: Herman Lehlbach,
R : William Neutrino. D.
North t'arolina—Thomaa t}. Skinner, 1).;
FunIifnlal ll. Sirmnoru. 11.; Charles W. Mu-
L'laInmy, 11.: H. II. llunn 1):.1nlm M.
Brewer. ll; Mimi Rowland, ll, John S.
llemlerson. 11.. llilliam [1.11 town-4.11.;
TIII nu» Juiltblnll, it.
New York—James TY. Covert, T1,; 'elix
Campbell, 11.; \lilliam C. Tl allure, l’.; John
31.1 lamv. 1).; Tilrmlns I' Sing. lti'. l1: trunk
T. I'm; :In“, T. 11.:
11.; John li
('01. T. “.2
Qumn. 11.;
EllwnrdJ. llunphy, T.
.‘leIt 'arthy. T. 11.; Samuel S.
Francis ll. Spinnln, T. D. : John
lusvveil 1’. Honor, 1).; Aahbnl T’.
FItch. I1; Willlum I; St ahlnmker [1,; \I. D.
StiI'I-r¢."‘l’. ' Jr LII ll. Kv'tcham. l'. ; t 'bnrlia
J. Knapp, i' :JIIlIII JI. Qllt't’l; :IIIII»1I, lL;
(‘harlm Iramy. 1).: John Sanford. IL;JthII
ii. ”will", It: FTI‘IJC'TD’K hinting. 11.: James
S. Shannan. ll: David “'IllIr-r. it. :Jamm J.
Bullion. IL; :11le Dr- Lorin. iL; Newton “3
Suiting, it: Thomas 8. Hunt. It: John
Rainer. IL: Charles S. linker. 11.: John“.
Sawyer. IL;John )1. l’arqnlmr. IL: Richard
(‘mwlm 11.: William 1}. laiilnw. it.
Ohio—llcnj. Butterworth 11.: John A.
Caldwell. it; Flihn S. W illiams. TL: Samuel
E Yodnr. D.; George 1'1 Sane-y. 11.; (l. M.
Saltzlzaber, D. Henryl. Moray IL Robert
1’. Kennedy. ll; William (1.1: open it;
WIllIamE. Haynee, 1).; Albert C. Thornp
mu. IL: Jacob J. PtIgIIit-y. It: Joseph H.
Uuthwaxte, 11.; Charles 1’. Wielrlmm, R;
Charles II. Grmvcrmr, K; Jo'mea W. Owens,
1).; Juan-ph 11. Taylor, IL; Wm McKinley,
Jr., IL; Ezra I1. Taylor, IL; Martin I.
Surya-r. IL; Theodore F. Burton, It.
Irnnxylvoniamlienry ll Ilingham, It;
Cbar'I-s U \I ill IL; Samuel J. Ran-tall, D.;
“'Iilian. Kelley, IL: Alfred C. Harmer,
IL; Sum-Hey Burlington, IL: Robert M.
Yardley, K; William Mulchlcr, D.; D. B.
Ilruum-r. 11.; Harrlmt Brasilia, It. ; Frank‘D.
Collnu. 11.; John Lynch, D.; Charles N.
llrumnx. R;John W. Bite, IL;-Myrm B.
Wright, IL: Henry C. McCormick. 11;
Charles H. Burialew, D. ; Louis E. Atklnmn,
IL; Devi Mahdi, D.: Edward scull, K. ;II. in
Dnnnclly. D. :Juhn Dalwll, 1’»: Thomas 1!.
ll-Iynn. 11.: Jay Warren Ray, IL: (.‘harlm C.
'l'uIIvasu-IIII. ll.;James IL Burns, D.; bowie
F. Watwn, 11.;me Km, 1).
~ Rhode Islaml—Henry J. Hpmw, IL; War.
run 0. Arnold, ll. "
south Carolina—R Samuel Dibble, 1).;
Gauge D. Tillman, [1,: James S. Cothrnn.
[1; William H. Perry, 11.; Jphn J. Hemp-
hill, [1,; George W. Damon. 11,: William
Ethan 1) ‘
TI Illlm‘—~1\lfh5l A. Taylor, R: Inm-
kIaa 1'. ii Ink, ll. : Crml i'. —, 1)., '
Benton thllilltn. D., James D Richard-
5011, 1).; Jm‘pb H. “a-binglon, 1).;
Washington Curran Whittlmrne, 1)., then-
jaInin A. Enloe, D; Rico A. Pierce. 1).;
James Phelan, D.
Texas—Charles Stewart, 11.; William H.
Martin, 1).; U. Buckley Kilgore, 1).: David
B. Culbertsm, 11.: Silas "are, 1).: Jo Ab-
bott. D.; William H. (3min, D.; I. W. Moore,
11.: Roger Q. Mills, 1).; Juvlcpil D. Sayers, D.;
Samuel W. '1'. Lonhnm. D.
Virginia—Thom 11.11. ilrmv no, IL;
GenrgoE. Bo'mlon, IL; Uoorgel) “”159, 1).;
John )1. Langston, 1L: JohnD. Blackwell,
8.; Paul L'. Edmunds, 1).; ChorIesT. U'Fcr-
rail, D.: William H. F. Lee, 11.: Henry
Bowen, 11.: Jacob Yost, R.
W est \‘irginia—Johnro. Yondleton, D.;‘
William L Wilson, 1).; JohnD. Alderson,
11.; J. MunmeJacksomD.
\l uremia—Lucien B. Caawell, IL; Charles
Borwig, D. ltolnnMIIaFolotte. IL; Henry
Smith. D.; George H. Briana, D.; Dharleo
H. Clark, 3.; Ormaby B. 'l'IIonIas, 1'; Rib
P. Haugen, R; NyronH. McCord, B.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The ImAngelea Col, Evening Expre-
uaye that the real name at the writer of the
Murchison letter is Francis fl. Haley, that
heiaofarmer. living near l’omona,isono~
tivo of New York and at lriah descent.
Haley is said to have written the letter on
his own responsibility.
New cover of yellow fever at Jacksonville,
Flax” (10 white); death. I—Howord E.
Smith: total can, 4,312; tonoathe, 367.
A colored boy. named William Parrot,
min the Washington police court Tuuday
«I the complaint of Jnllna Kroner, who
m that the boy had threatened tok'lll
fie W in case 01 hi- Win Pnb
I Bottling Attorney Bhllllugton said that the
,NOVEMBER 7,1888
. hone in the room of anatomy which he did
9
coins when he has on D15 table an unfinished
w wMM—aum WMM...,......V ”.I
. W8 0“ "sum EDUCATlON. ,
u Hind HM" It I” Own Hallo-l I.“
lull la the All.
Altar a youth baa W1 through the can»
we school «It .. fill?! or city, rel! education
bwornea not only mulblabut may 80 much
depend! upon aell' that. a mile-go worse is
valuable oulv an tar as the nude-III court. his
own "Imam“ will puhl‘l" and with! him"
master III the situation. College. Oder an
opportunllyd Iut they cannot IIIaLI-aaeholar
~eaunot mute on orator urn doctor on
nonunion. The college [Indemn- teels how
powerII-Iu he I» when the {areal or guardion
of a fashionable, l'l(‘ll and indolent Ind intro-
ducea tlIIa mortal to the teacher and ex-
preama admire Iohavoumun made onto!
the well drained andwell ted umteriulwut
when on tune-t, open laced, perhaps pow
erty ItrlclIen tanner boy baawalked titty
mum to Iind It group of protector.
and a collection of banks, there h
joy 11; the faculty, (rum Ibo praldout :
tluwll to the hnIIIIIlIat tutor, broom a
young man has mine who can make a scholar
out of himself. in the that twelve years of
lite use-heel is needed; Ill all the remainder
of lilo each mind must be its own ichod
homo and keep Ill own school.
There are many forms (1‘ human willond
many abudinga of taste. Often when the
will power is great enough to bind a mind to
tho daily task of u Itudent there in not taste
enough in the heart to call the will power
into action. A Chicago man. who had ex-
hausted love and money both in the attempt
to III-lulu. mabawbin anmermmwrthe
text. books 0! limbs»: nonunion». mum! at
last. to hit ”rpm. and delight, that button
[mom 1 gm: taste and talent as :I limit?
man and machinist. Ho carol nothing for,
Homer, but ho could make tli-V’dflilll'fc.
Since this development tool: [Illlt'l‘ the {other
has hadapoaoetul time o! it tor Ins Mn la
running with great. zeal along: his own good
path.
One of the finest surgeons in the tailed
Staten went through II college. indeed, but
when he graduated he knew "lutle Latin and
la! Greek," but there was not a medical
work in theiibrnry he had notlmd In In:
room for special study, and there was not a
not priw above a lesson in astronomy or
surveying.
One of the advantages of salt education
lies in the tad that it permits a strong will
tofollow alumni taste. An explanation
of the great aucceos often of what are called
self made men may be ‘ut‘ifld in their tree-
data to lolluw the path at most attractive
new. Many n mind Is Inverted by the {ether
or mother. or by the dignity of a college
course or family. from the channel {or
which nature fitted it, and thus a genius Ilia
not of neglect but of too much attention.
A wrlter in an American review rays:
“After 17 a recitatilm is a stultitication.‘
The winter evidently means that when n stu-
dent. hm reached that age he should be ob-
aorbctl in his own business and ahouldnot
file out to any a 1mm in anatomy or in col-
esaay upon some theme in politics or ethica
Whethrr this renmrl.’ about the ‘ seventeenth
year be true or not, it illustrates the thought
that the best part of cdumtiou l5 conducted
by null rather than byatutor. It a man or
a youth limb himsell unable to go to college,
he need not feel that. all, is lost, or that ball
orathinlislom. Soil is the eat. It isthat
Iomething which rise-above the achoolhonea.
~1’rotoasur David Sn ing in Chicago Journal.
[lord Duflbfln'a Ariatocratic AW
.1» ambasemlor at Rome Lord Dullerin
qutrn nations the ideal of the diplomatist or
picturml in novels. A dapper man, with
atrikiugiy bondwme delicate femur“, don-
dulml 1:; dress, and aristocratic to his glove
tips. D; i; II great charmer when it pleura
him combo. Ladies think him delightful
Men have rmnetimcs misjudged him at. first
sight, but have won winced u: tooling the
mp at tho Iron hand under hi5 kid glow.
A trick of half closing his cy,es aslightly
offer. ed draw! int his voice, a noncbalant do»
manor when he enters into conversatirmaol
the gravest magm‘pnzzlmg to some
men who approach him and irritating to
on» r»; nor does Lord Bulletin ever quite
rt 1'. once [1030, except In those brie! mt:
“'11-‘35. his quit-Z; lrlxh temper being fired by
the stupidity of somebody under, his orders,
he rates the delmquun: In gm: rerun. Seven.
timid a, his most halibut}, ' re: Irts are always
dehvrred withaquol, hal. amused sarcasm,
or nub a grave scorn which bra. gs all per
leyln, I to :I stop. —Xew Yuri. Tribune.
New fiber from the Cotton Plant.
A manufacturing fi.:n in New York bu
seat to the department ot agriculture sped-
Inens otn newtlhor they are making from
thestztlk of the cotton plant. 'l‘henamplea
received strongly resemble hemp, ointment
toho adapted to oil the are: that henlp'u
put to. A tew fibers of It twisted together In
the hand show remarkable temlle :trength,
although no exact comparative am am:
other Liters have yctbeen male. .1 calico
lieu of thetihcrs of hemp, llax, jute, maria,
eta , from all parts (It the world is being
madeby the deparflncngnadauewixutruv
ment has been invented by which it is ex-
pected that. the tensile strength at each will
be ascertained with great. accuracy.
11 the cotton plant turns out to furnish or
valuble II fiber as now seems possible, on im-
wrtantnewaourcaotprcfitwfll bootl’orded
filo cotton planters of the southern not.
npon their minglicience.
, Luck In a Lottery.
At the last drawing of the Prussian state
lotterythogmnd pm at 15,000 went to a
well known Simian. Canonaiy enough his
(other non the grand prize just. forty year:
ago, and 111qu years ago his uncle won halt
the grand prize in thoaarnslotrary. Buttha
mortarthug eolneidmeeintho wholemetv
terist’uet inovery Instance it wmtheroma
number that captured the pr tat-Chicago
Herald.
. Drilled Into the Army.
Not long ago Bonapono [tattle-Lie, ital-
ian workman thowatcr “om at I. . "r,
N. 11., received notice that be bad I.
drafted into the Italian army. lloatuuu:
settled up his amall attain and started for
his old homo Asked why he didn't stay hero
audpayno attention to the draft. ho raid
that it he did he would never dare to return
to ltaly, [or he would be liable to arrest and
hnpriaonn‘lenL—New Yea-k Sun.
link to WWI Throne.
The hair to Kain'o’nm'u 1hr one Is his Slater.
and after her «I niece, who is our white. rm ,'
little prinw. is I2 years old and very pretty.
Sbo‘is the daughter of ”English gentleman,
Hon. A. C. Claahorne, [went wilector at
mom, who married the king‘s‘sister, now
descend. The young ladyia berm turd
vary cordially. butll doubt It lilo Ia ever
gum—Chicago Times.
mmmam
Amt-lama encoding! ntthoubloda
miniature: tho“ Gospel. The! VII
infieextruna. Thomlniater ‘ o
-a..u.I. .4
A NOVELETTI.
m M? WT; 03. IO- MIRA“!
PM“! ’03 012111103
Helene decorum not upon the silken
divan in the palatial raided» at bar lather.
the plumbenou fifth avenue Mdeher
hla new link drumming Melly over his al-
abode! brow. not line I ltoaaerant t,
the poet and litter-aw. The night was
waning. Through the parlor window ahouo
lair Luna. about thmquarters lull, at lion's
coquettiahly dodging behind a My cloud
as the carried on a nocturnal flirtation with
Jupiter Tween 11! hour tor the «unmann-
lon or aonla. lluo lleglnald‘a alienated
arm encircled the tapering wall of Helene,
and her lair head mun) upon the shoulder
of bin threadbare mat lloo wan uneasy.
"III thy soul mathm this night, my love!
How the divine alumna mind then in its in-
exorablo group! than upIu yonder ell'ulgent
twrit. and InethIIIL'II in in? quiet beauty thou
Ilwlt tluIl mums I of narrow, love."
And still lit" poet vaIa Mlitni
“Will no word of mine believe thee, dear»
at? Hold Brion. '
"Hardly," «a.» the reply, in a boom.
cadavormu tour “Worm will not antllm.”
Then Helene luluol owr her poet lover
and paw“ u homing kin upon his alabaster
brim tanking into the aura depths of his
soulful (yes with an anti Izmile aho queried:
“Will km outline, love”
"Alan! no,“ Irma the heart when reply,
“tor these are ovum-sum.”
"Shall we walk upon the .Iahmy. dearest?
whlswml flelnth in nteillflndus au'enta
"Aloe! no. my 10ml am too weak," mur-
mured Roe Reginald with a consumptive
sigh.
Helene Ital pondered.
"Tell me truly,” rho pleaded, “hast thy
lovefor llIlI-ne groan whit Has another
usurped Ill} place in thy ofl'ectioml Art
weary at me. in“. ' Speak, I implore you!”
Driven to (rear by these piteous appuls,
Tim Reginald leaned over the fair woman
soon to be hit bride, and clasped he to hie
breast in a [unsiunnte embrace.
"Wouhl'at thou know," he hated between
his clenched t1~ctlr.h"what is it the gnawoth
at my vitalsn’u‘: III nutty, no kimno
love, no mormli. ht. no atl'eetlon can assuage!
Then listund 1 mil tell thee."
Roe Reginald limit, the poet. placed
’ his thin and trembling lips clam to the shell .
like ear of bias inamorato, and in a tremolo
pinioato vome shrieked:
”I‘m hnnzrv. Have you got any cold ham
in the Maser—New York Evening Sun
THE YOUNG. PEOPLE.
A Trout Who Made a Nice Trap ondGot
taught.
He had been in the habit of playing truan!
from school, and he had been malcmtel)
lucky in getting out of the scrape. But he
. wascaugh} one day and brought before the
teacher.
“ "011 1‘" lat».
“i'v 9 been sicL.”
"TI on don t lam: aick.‘
“WI-ii, I'm better. but I‘ve been tick. all
the same." _
“You go right home and get II note from
your mother, or 1'“ punish you severely."
He west 01! and was gone about ten min-
ute; it was pretty quick work, and when
he handed the note to theteacher ahe thought
that the hondwrlting dill not look altogether
like his mother's. She kept Igor eyes on him
as she owned the note. but he was as bland
and as innocent aatbe best boy in the world.
The note read: .
31m —: Please éi/cues John this Inornin fur
beinlamooahebmkehisleg Has——-
~Son Francisco Chronicle.
11 here have you been!"
Lanily [’ndcrntood.
)lr. Keely (emblem; his motor to com-
mittee of expertsIaYrr-u will readily see, gen-
tlemen, that. tho ac-‘Iu-ztrc relation of this
flhel’ir' vihrnmr to the vnporic functions of
the gmyhonic resonatoris tuned on the
symnthetic sphericity of the positiumnd
negative vibmphones. It isuuneceeaary, of
course. to explain togcntlemen of your in-
telligemrc that tin: vibratory force 6! wave
platen varies inversely as the square of the
prrnmlsutory impact when otherieally polar
iml by the {076: cf the vaporic sympathy.
This is perfectly plain to you!
'mnmittee of Experts IfeeblyI—Y-‘yes, oi
course-Chicago Tribune.
___.______,._
Wanted to See Him Do It.
“1 tell you,” said a traveling man too
companion on the train, ”you‘ll never catch
nu: playing seven up again with Bill Scri
veil."
"Why not 1"
“Demure I saw him turn upn jack oi! the
Winn: of the deck."
"Well, I'd rather play with him than Jerry
r-l'!
"Why?“
"Became, when Jerry turnsa jack on the
bottom 'you can't see him do It.”—0Inaha
Bee.
The Noll and the Hammer.
A Nail which was About to be Driven into
a Board complained to the Hammer:
“Ah' but have you no Feelings! Behold
how atroightamlsrnooth and handsome Ian.
and then think of the Fate to which you
would consign me.”
"My Friend," replied the Hammer, as he
made ready to Drive, “as :1 Nail lying about
loam you will be kicked Aside by all, and in
a abort time Hurt would deprive you of your
Strength and Beauty. As a Nail helping it:
holdtbisBoortltotheHmseyouIIavoaMia
don and are Depended on.” '
IDEAL.
An Idle Man is of No Account, even to
Himself —-Detroit Free Pray.
AVolnohloAn‘Ilsal.
cum—Aw. by Java! Cholly, where did
get Inch-aw—bweastly curl
Chollya—‘Bawght him claw—blind fellah
M Ina wisht halo aid I—ow—don’t
have the dweadtnl wapouatbility ‘oI wemem
baingwhenlthy’know.—the.
Ala-mm
l’hlladalphio Girl-Than that Hr. 000‘“.
followiaqnlteattenfivntoyou
nan-o maul Hood’s
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“Buddhas“-
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