county give!
Grubh. (or
martini
ty. Burlington
re-le
" " teatime-inflo-
fl'morarubbin Heroes-canny
_ atMandtorBioealep),
nmjorlty
‘h twplarality in Warreucoun-
)inthefintdistrlctia
,totheanubly.andfleggerty
,3. the seen-d ms
Ileanbelected
William
surrogate.
,haeamajorityin
4 7 Mutual. Forcountyclerh.
has amajorityoimbovw
Manunldy district of Union
‘39? (Dem)4&)mejorltyover
Iii NEW YORK.
Carded by the Ila-m by
About “.00.
, YmMJr-Inthietate amen.
,treaeurmattor- and
. Ml- "
else.
mgynaec- elimawlete. rive-Gilbert!“
e! We
mm mart: m a ma:
Themad'alhlllme-uleiwgiveeWfl
”mum.
MMmhhuMhIrgtheh
ummwmwmsmw
MMM)hmalde¢aeleeer—
Amemblymea Adaina (Ben). and le
MLM
InGIene l’alla licottllartou (Rep) has
heenelecled a-emblyman. TheDeenocrah prom
concede that the county has gone Republi—
uncutheetatetlchetby’fllilmaja‘lty.
In the Nineteenth district Emerson (Rep)
Ills been elected senator.
In the Eighth amelnbly district P. Whig
(Tam. and County Dem.) defeated “Silver
Dollar" Smith by e majority oi 141.
Ber-tore Sod-tel. complete. sm- Rico.
1,271; Gilbert. LM Boyce (Dem) {or aa-
eemblyhas amajority of 1mm thel-‘irat
district. Scholar (Re-p.) is elected to the
enemhlylnthe Second district by250 ml-
jority. The atimated majority (or Gilbert
in the county is Lil)".
Tompkins county gives the Republican
state ticket 550 majority. Stevens (Ben) is
probably elected assemblymnn. The entire
Republican county ticket is elected.
A. B. Coons (Dan) for e-embly will car-
ry Scboharie county by l,l50.
Gaines elects Miller (Rep) to a-embly.
Orleans county gives Sutherland (Rep)
for senator about 700 majority. L’llomme»
(lieu (Rep) is elected to the a-emblyby
LIN.
Ten towns in Allegany munty show a Re
publiau guiu oi' $0. and the Republican
state ticket will receive about 3,!!!)ij
ity. Senator Faeaett h auredy ro-electedin
the Twenty-seventh district. Thompson
(itemiselected to the anemblyirom thh
county. 'lhc Republican county ticket is
elected.
The indications are thet Lewi county
elects a Republican member of a-embly by
an majority. The county will give a large
majority {or the Republican state and nut
toriel candidates.
The Republican plurality in Oawego
county will be about 2,511 It. It. Shun-av
ban (Rep), 0! Fulton, is elected amembly—
manover Howerdiu the Firatdielriotbylm
majority. N. H. Bellech (Rep) 5 electediu
the Second district over W.F.Auetenby
about 1,200. The Democrats in Oewegu
county made n gain of 4m ova the vote at
1687. George B. Sloan (Rep), tor senator,
will have about 2.500 majority in Oawegu
county, and in the dbtrict hie majority will
be about 4,000. Wemple ran abouteven with
Rice. The Republicans elect their attire
county ticket. ‘
Endm (Den) is elected in the Second as-
eembly dktrict ct Bull-lo. ‘
Livingston county is Republican by about
no
annondagothree amemblymmiandthe
oneinOortlandareallBepnblicm.
Swamfiodflcbmeplhugmmajoo
ityinthedisirict.
Thth-et and Second W “Wash-
ingtouconuty have elected thetwo Republi-
cancandidaleahrm cndJMtothe
a-embly.
Treadwaleep.)hu been elected to the
amemblyinE-ucounty.
JanDempnleenliaelectedbym
majority in the Second A-emblydktrictoi
couu
WIt‘ael-tlle'homm
eee-oOeateaeiemy lap-rte at the“
lawman-u.
mVa. luv. it—‘l'he greet-a
“tween-here. llamas
mmtuthepvmhat
heea arrested tor ehootlae at and My
Mum earned WW
llarrleeuhayouagllemoeeetwhoheehem
emparthauetlclluaeydhevicterh
he on the step- el the courthouse atlll
elelocklaetevrnlngwhenitweenettywell
understoodthat Iahonehedbeeudeleated.
lot knowing that labou- wae tending
clues behind him, he mule use at some
abusive term-with regard to thedateated
“mater. ‘
lab-u I'lree la Ill! m
Mwhhavny anall meuwlfi a
In: gray heartbramed uptu Harri-new
trad-hmkiwudyoungflemumend.“
hghbdgttuhhtacapcnredicrthavolm
elvlleepithete. Earrleouwaeeeaam
theighto! the antraordhiary and excited
littledgurethathednwbaohtorau instant
sompeopleeaythatheput hiahand tohle
hippoeketaaii todrawhie revolver. Others
deuythathedideo. ltiea-ertedthatGen.
lahouedrewhiarevolver andilndat liar-
rieon lull intheiace.
laheno Under Arrest.
Anumheroi’liarriaou’eirienduelaedhold
d the infuriated littlegeneraland prevented
him emptying amther cartridge into the
young Democrat. It
waeiound that thebullethed entered Bar-
rhon’s jew.nndhadtehaian upwardcourle
toward the brain. Her-risen leunconecloue.
andienot expctedtolive tillmornlng. The
hullethaenotyetbeeutound.
liabouc wasimmcdiatclyarreetedandcon-
veyedtothe city jail.
Another Story at the Alhlv.
There waethe greatest exeitementamong
the Democrateot this city laeteveningover
theirvictory. Aparty oi youngnieuweni
tomlahme‘shoueeand ilredoilalotoi
rockets. Gen. Iahone ordered them 03.
They continued their jolliiication, wheneud—
deulyepistolehot weeheerdandoneotthc
young Democrata, Herbert “unison. loll.
He had been struck by a ball in the thigh.
A great many mic insist that the shot
was tired by Gen. Mnhone, whoismuch cha-
grlned over his defect.
The hearing at the station hon-cranked
in Mahone being held for the actionot the
grand jury. and bound overio the December
terminthellustingucourtin 02.500haiL
Killed in Virginia.
RICHIOKD, Va, Nov. o—mchau Fall, a
young Democrat, and Phil Lambert-e Be
publicen, engaged in an altercation on
politics, and Lambert, after being badly
beaten, got a shotgun end tired at Fall.
wounding him. The letterdled eoonatter
the shooting.
John Driecoll, a Democratic ticket holder.
huocheddown a tudonticketholdernamed
Appleandhickedhim to death. Thequar-
rel wunotpolitieaLbutthe result 0! ani-
mosity between the two men on other
grounds.
Double larder at Wuhlagton.
Wasimvo'ror, Nov. d—laat evening a
colored men named Osborne Vase-y, and
another, nnme unknown. m quarnliug,
when Vaeey shot the unknown man,_wbo died
in a low ammonia. \‘eeey, though wounded,
tried to mpe, but wns pursued by Oilcer
Ricken. Vaaey tired on theoillcor, ahooting
himthrough the breast end hillinghimin—
etautly. Vnaey was wounded in two places
and will probably die.
A Ballot Box Soloed.
Funnier, lid, Nov. d—An election riot
oecnrredatthepollingplace intheWoodo
hurodiatrict. this county, yesterday alter-
noon. A county oonetuhle was abut, the
judgeedriventromtheroom,endthehellot
boxtahen. Oppoeingtacticutarrayedthan-
eelvnoneacheideot the roedaudhredu
each other. The shes-ii! end a po-ehave
gouetotheceueolthetrouble.
Arrests for Bribery.
Romm,N. Y..Nor. d—ln the Second
ward 0. Walker. a prominuit
Bepublicanandmemharottheccuntyboard
01mm was arrested for bribery.
newaaarraigued before the recorder and
heldinWbail. AtPortltwauDrJ’oeiah
www.den-Amemuymuflao
‘ White-arrested for hiberyand gave
m
lemurs-wad
mum
.hail.
ratal Stabbincm.
Krw You. Nov. d—nobert W
www.mdamlomhqmatmaraad
Metabbedandlatallywuuudedcharl-
IaymahoneireinerJnadi-nnhuqnanel
attheaeloou. Wmarreeted.
Aladgom
Waemnoros. Kev. d—A private diqatcb
nevivedhere [ruin Paterahurx. Ya" In
jndceotehoflohwmm
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anueeaeleepeeeeue Folielrl ' I
dumped. Fibs... - "w
nee-s5 I Egg-W !
. a museum”. dereli-
nth.
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‘Oluwuihttle
W ,
The Flam tor Yoga. to any NOW and ALWAYS 1. at
SCOFIELD a. HOYT’S.
NonWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
murmur ewe-or. mm mm wwu aaa auaa're roa nun-atoms EAMII.
Ito-e Iaeoary aad Grading.
Tlt'o nm the flhlb tilt
“mi“ "‘1":
m
“Er? .Wfi
iommarcial collage,
slums BUILDING,
nonwux. corn.
IIHDIONI-
DAILY. IVfllNG.
(«ml-e Milky.) Um. Wm fl
samtcip a. MD
tnnmtnn. Ilium”
FRANK ll. RUBCOE, Principal.
lllllll Blilllli llllllll
(Fa-ally W deem
AND SCHOOL OF
Shorliaii all 'luevrlliu,
on Missile 31.. Ila-ford, Ct.
(r laced luv vacation Jaly huh.)
Coupons [or Cindy Inn. 4. II...
“dis-mic. Biminnn mum-aw. Compo-
A
‘h-lagliapmimomm seen. no,
a
w-ceunywbomaywiahtuenuge lee cumin
tholrllitutiou.
Hillside, - Norwalk. Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL “mi-h .........
For Girl: and You: Lllltl,
IE-tll’llNS OCT. 8d, ’89.
It! dull” m I
Mrs. M. E. "and.
some: murmur.
Repairing and General Blacktmithing
'I'heendmlgoedhavaopenedaateuler
General Carriage lat! Brpalrlag
Ilene stool-g ammm , ’
Blacks-lilies,
At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET,
Goulhltovwllh.wheretby will ell-yea the
above
baflue-audatlead toall ail-e la the belt and
moatprcmptmauaer. ”Minded-u.
(limit DBIDGIO. Iona. "In.
‘1!!!) 3‘le A ermann.
Rm. 1". 0A
0.1313:an
cit!
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.
”Watchman-ebb.
Ithathlalaltu. - [cattle-wall.
Troy Hand laundry,
”loll BIO“; IO. leewall.
Mennonites-em“ prim.
“walk-by lead. Give retrial.
R. F. ”mam:
A Flllala LINE 0?
Builders Harmon
PAINTS. §_ ‘
: Oils Vgnishes.
hehemappolntedpoaimaeter at Kuhn.
alouflholemolceinllewYcrhetata
Aloha-“fumbled.
Br. locum, Itch. llov. (~Capt. low
Gertymt WT.&TIIU,MW
reporuauunhmwnthraemetedechoeaw
all olWhitehElhcal. no mus-m
mama-humonwum
Miner.
AIMe'letI-Dead-
mm.m.aa—msoup
Walkinthecolcedwomaawhoweueer
any out with a rear Lei-rise lam
aheutaweeh Medial the“
dthaweand. hheldeaaeharpd
, “apt“. .
IchL—Atami
the p yet
use full
Wire Steel Deer late,
mam-em...
W. 0. QUII'I'ARD
Thanks to the Public!
hm-lv‘lelaltyhve
.‘m' wan-arm
llllllllllillllllltl‘lillliit
Mnétfiang.
20‘ m 8010‘.“
“baa-ant peace
$2.00‘Per 002.-
Pt! Bil.
up. must};
fldfie
"a amid
d
r. cannons wairran, l
are. ”Mmearrmwmar:
Mealyihe ethl ashtray-y'all.
in Suilsuand Pants
momfls~mwmme
l Lute influencing:
Always la leach.
“mega-cw: may m a
Prices, mule.
M. D‘A‘VIS,
IEBCHANT TAILOR,
Ilhttlleillo Hotel, South limelk.
SEWERS!
F. M; PIERCE
um- ll
SEWER PIPE
AID
General Sewer Contractor
is with mflaeewo
bu.
.1!th
U
awulaihie willlalitteihah
(‘th all!
F. M. PIERCE
lax ems-an lieu-well.“
A Billiilll!
Jmmmd“
PAPOOSE
NURSIllG BOTTLES.
have knees none
.22.“..er W
10 CENTS EACH.
lllLE lllll lllllllllll'l‘.
‘Jacb'n M. Layton.
mute-Ilene“
Generallusnreneengency
“I...“
”Mm-e I”
mar-elm! film-Imi-
aI claret
lailreed'llelete. mm
tam
awe-neon. macaw
south I con.
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This week we ofier u lot of
ARTIST MATERIALS
Below cost of manufacture.
Call and See Them.
Plaistcd’s Drug Store
43 Washington St.
W'IIHAMS’ COFFEE ETRAGT
”YMIhulfli-m “biannual.
Llama-enamel
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
WedaI-weeellihe
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
htewa lerpilceaalqaalty. Yule-“tenures".
noonrs ABOIIATIG mop
lama-amend case-ca. W n ‘7"
M Wham , to theluatthlanpudacediathialiue
Pr1ce, 2-0 a. Bottle.
.——A'f.———
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
a wmnlgton so. So. won-walk.
in: some hoops nu onus um
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Cor. thin and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
Greatly enlarged, New Elevator runs from back art of the
Old Store, New Dress Goods Room, New Cl Room,
New Gents’ Furnishings Section. Cotton Underwear
and Corsets Up Stairway.
' Special Offerings.
Gndeol GolcredOeehmmgtsincheewlde. price the
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Oarepechlaitractioulorthb week will he ”mamas Wool Deep
”“1: “W“ Wmmmw "" °°"“ "”"w'"
lie. the. Iaayoi'the cinPrleetleyQCo..andareactu-
cethflperyard. ll areinwautoiahlachdreeawewouldaekyouio
w
mmthblotot Margit“ he Inpmibb to dupliuto it. Black Culi-
mflh,*lldm 0".“me
2,000 1m Clean. livery New Shape. Take Elevator.
mum is 31m in (lull all in so [ill].
WBHALLtsCO
cs‘ocsmes AND MEA'rs
:warmeenerm err-—
1. non sum de son.
_ mowoon.
m m mitt-cums.
Pciheoisl
with the printing of ""
anything that is need? "
ed in the office, store,
factory or anywhere
else, but we endeavor
‘also that the b
Lpull”...
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JIIHHHIIL
may be in conformity
with first-class wbrk.
We are equipped
with the Latest Styles
of Type and New and
Fast Presses, and are ,
'enablcd to execute I
work in the quickest
time possible.
It is our aim to al—
ways havc the work
ready when promised, _
and we pride our—l
selves on this special...
feature. "
“mills”?
A Trial llnlcr '-
anHHHL I
Solicited that we may ‘
convince you we are-
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition
when quality of work
is considered. ' '
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to
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