. lay-chm III-‘-
fl) majority tor
Islinasy. A
Democratic roar
I
. Jackimsd. Booth-
ampton county.
Iahous’s birth-
place sir- 00°.
Democratic
Inc,
jorlty, a Dario-
orattcgalnolmw.
city gives Io
' 9331‘ J50)“
. . £3 7“ l. ,
w I. .. . I I ‘i
. cm “In it:
We ludiclteslahou’s
w woman's-lb
.halancs at Wile ticket
,twleeas hrs-newslm
return from other pub 0‘
. napalm“ Democratic
43‘ d‘flhmgtpwmajorlty.
m. .. concede itby 15,01». Up
‘ hr use We have gained
‘, oithe legislature. nomi-
thatthaDemocrats wmhavcatwo-
' tyin each boon. lnlIenrico
blchbrctotore baboon Republi-
_' boll nearly the entire statcln-
w defeat by from 15,11!) to
Leehas sent the following an
Gradient Cleveland: “Virginia
‘Iahone by probably 30,0“) ma-
City girl 467 majority [or
. allemocratic gain of i=5.
‘ starts; mt! gives 860 majority {or
we. a Democratic gain of 150.
was—half oi the state heard from
, , Wile majorityot about 34,0111
., , citygivcs a Democratic majority
Eda,“ a Democratic gain oi 8,480.
l’l‘hsliepuhlicam have carried the follow-
in‘emtlu by decreased majorities: Elixir
“I; City, Gloucester, Henry, Jams City,
‘ ' Nottaway and Richmond. They
Warwick county by an increased ma-
ot llll.
cltiesand towns out oi 114, includ-
W principal cities, give 20ml Denm-
majority; Democratic majority esti-
«30.000.
, ‘ county gives 1,915 Democratic
i“ 4—1.1m‘more than Cleveland‘s.
Km county gives 1,900 Democratic
'm,al)emocraticgainol2,m »
' W ‘ves 446 Democratic majority
aid decistwo Democratic members of the
‘ ‘ . e—the um time since the readjust-
Wm county gives 700 Democratic
infinity.
IN MISSISSIPPI-
.7on hypo-“loll to the Election of the
. Democratic State Ticket.
'7 Mn, Nov. 6.-—’l'he elections in this
shtayesterday were for a governor and
' grammataoalcen. members or the legisla—
m“ county oilicera The election was
_ except in a few counties where
‘, existed, and where two
"' Minthafield.
ahkepubliean state ticket was recently
,miahdrawn, and consequently there was no
' tothc election oi the Democratic
at“ ticket.
IN MASSACHUSETTS
1.33". Republicans Wilt—The New Austra-
' . uni System a Success.
’r ; 1 Row. fi—Yesterday’s experience
to pore beyond doubt the sue
m ‘ Australian system of voting, and
whom all sections of the state is al-
in its praise. In this city
. poetical
V, than who
thdr ballots.”
manila
Dearscrstic gain oi m Nearly svcy part
at the-tale heard from continua toshuw
Democratic gains, which in autos precincts
amoanttogndsllds. ‘l'hecityotlllu'liag’
tea m1 Democratic
“gammy willralas ltmt
galndwomsrthsvoteoitwoyearrago.
tire Denuioratlc
BeottandDuimq
Couch-shower!
largo gains. Re
new to base a
conclusion, but
Rutchinsou (Rep)
for governor is ‘.-.
probably elected
The lows Republi-
can atate commit
, «me under law as
or other physical dhahility
nastiness. 1a.. For. a-Ji'hsslsctlmh
this state yesterday were for governor, Ilsa-
tsaaat germ. Judge of supreme court,
mindset a! public inuructloaaod rail~
will be
is 1581. when larrabas (Rep.
Antietam (Dem) 153,551 and Cain (I. L.)
moi-loner. Thevota in this stats
4.“. Thirty in Iowa show a not
I).
a "some
later returns show the election of the»
smokel- by a maturity
hi exceeding . holes, {or gov-v
; :ulemmg communicate-ass
mil-r) l' l. m In)? iitil‘r “aflmlhfi;
Wm am
WHORE/again of ”two
tic majority of 100. a plant”).
t
tummnotsul—
br a largely re
duced majority.
tee claim the state
ml-iouerandjudgea Nothingasyetrc—
cdved on legislative ticket in any district.
The Democrats claim the state by from
7,(Xl)t010,000. Chairman Pray, oi the lie-
publican central state committee, does not
give it up, but will give no figures. The state
register claims that the last 100 precincts
heard from have shown exceptional Demo-
cratic gains and that that the others tocome
willnotkecpit up,but that tbeback pre-
ducts will show Republican gains enough to
wipe out the Democratic gains. Many Re-
publican leaders have given it up and gone
home. {Hie indications point very strongly
to the election of Boles (Dem).
" ‘lN PENNSYLVANIA.
Mann nf‘llte Election of Treasurer In
"5 ’ That State.
Hamisht'no, Nov. fi—State treasurer was
the onlgb‘oificer voted for in this state yester-
day. lowing are the estimated plurallc
ties in by counties {or state treasurer:
Juniata county, Boyer (Rep), 50 plurality;
Democratic gain, 20L Blair, Boyer (Rep),
1,3!) plurality; Republican gain, It). Came-
ron, Boyer (Rep), 100 plurality; Democratic
gain, iii. Monroe, Bigler (Dem), 1,050 plural-
ity; Republican gain, an. Lehigh, Bigler
(Dem; ,‘ 2,100 plurality; Democratic gain,
207.“ ontour, Bigler (Dem), 550 plurality;
Republican gain”, :7. Pike, Bigler (Dem),
m“plurallty. Northumbcrland, Bigler
(Dem), 100 plurality; Democratic gain, 200
“’arrcn, Boyer (lien). 5w plurality; Demo
crntic in, 3“). 'l'iogn, Boycr (Rep),
3,000 p urnlity; Dnnocratic gain, 10.
Snyder, Beyer (Rep), 500 plurality; Demo-
cratic gain, mil. Crawford, Boyer, 8,0“) plu-
nlity;llepublicangain,lil§l. Northampton,
Bigler (Dem),3,&l) plurality; Republican
gain, .513. Clarion, Bigler, 8m plurality:
Republican gain, 109.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. d—Rcturns trom
twenty—covert counties, including Philadel-
phia, show a not Republican gain of about
2.1M over the vote of 1887, when
the Republican plurality for alto treas-
urer was 45 245. Ranger’s plurality will
probably exceed ,ow. Philadelphia
county gives Boyer 33,000 majority. Re-
turns from fifty-seven of the sixty-seven
counties of. the state, including Philadelphia
and Allegheny counties, give Boyer (Rep),
for state treasurer, 02,115 plurality over Big-
lcr (Dem). Philadelphia county gives Boyer
41,”) plurality, against 14,253 for Hart
(Rep) for state treasurer in 1887. Boyer‘s
pluralityinthe state will be about 0041!).
The total vote of Philadelphia county is:
Boyer (Rec). 31.755; Bicler (Dom-hum:
Johnston (Pm), 1,182, for state treasurer.
Pennypsckcr (Dem. and Rep. pmntincum-
bent), 123,711; Briggs (Pm), 1,558, for judge
of court of common pleas
Boyer’s plurality, taken from estimates
from every county in the state, is «1,255.
IN MARYLAND.
The Democrats nave Both Houses attire
legislature. ‘
' Bit-incur; Nov. né-mcuptmfla',‘-mmt-
harsh! tho’legielatarb audeoanty a.”
‘trlltj’i‘hted Iqr in this state yesterday. '1'):
. , _ WWW“‘WWQ
far Indicate Banghman’s (Dent) majority
for comptroller will be 11,000, of which he
receives 6,000 in Baltimore city. The legis-
htmumdicatcdhythereturmnpto
’ mm. wfllbelargelyDemocratlo. Davidson
(Dem) icrmayorot Baltimoraiselsctsd by
probably 8,500 plurality. Cleveland's phr-
rallty in 18$ was 5,005.
Thsnemocrah have elected their candi-
dates for mayor, chief judge, clerk of the
superior court, surveyor and sherill in Bal—
time.
01 the legislation, the Democrats elect
twolveand the Fmieuists six. Poe (Dem)
for the senate in the Second district h
elected.
The blicarw gain six legislators, hat
the Democratlwill barebothhm hyan
immense majority.
“f..-
IN NEBRASKA.
1-. soul. cm a warm warm
as Usual. ‘
mm Nah, Nov. fijmvmw
Microfilm-stats coon
toiillthvacancycau-d
hythsdsath at James Laird (llamintka
human-mam. sum was lullt
mull mm tlwday
2?
“Mywmlnramum
manning” oi tbs-sinners court.
nets trssssrwstats school mm
magnwuflm Thiiudlcatestbatthe
ton
billtylsthatPorakerIstleieatad. The lI'm-powdecismailsonlyI'Itflrllctlypure
elected.
carried
evil-(Watson sacrum ............
but says tho rc-
turnslookbad.
cinch in Cleveland
Indicate Foraker’s
majority in Cuyn-
hogs county 4.000
and sixty-tour vot- 4’
lug places in Ohio" .
outside of Cincinv
nati show a Demo— ,
cratic gain of 13,079,
and the some ruin- ,_
Neal, chairman of Democratic executive
committee, claim the state by 53100 for
Campbell.
of Cinclnuati give Fornkcr 73,357; Camp-
bell, 70,240: Helwig, 3,815. Home in ISM,
Forakcr.
3.792.
three majority in the legislature on joint
ballot.
that the capture of Wadelai by the Mahdiatl
has swept European and Egyptian domina-
tion from Central Africa, and exprcaes hope
that it may never be restored.
at Bemburg, Germany, killihg ten men and
seriously wounding many others.
W" ' we .
M... .
m OHIO.
t
Catapult-rm»
Cowmallova-lathisstststlsslsw
A“,llo
licworkaandc h
moving in slowly.
their
Ins
Fe r a-
mjorlty two
We
willboclose.aadthr
Handltoo mmty‘by 5,000. a sat gala . .
CMWII."O.. 'Ndv: M‘EW
fl (Summation-a0!“ little
to Democratic ticket.“
Governor Forster dials not yet give It up,
Fourteen pm
Three hundred
(Dell) ,3 we,“ elected to m. for Hutchinson by uonacr. norm-l. live vote through- n. mm Ever 05ml.
by Republicans. Large Demo- QW Democratic out will elect For-
lntheblach belt, Halifax county, “I.” Carmina lay they are 1mm: llolerlmko aklgr by 2,000. PERFEOTLY PURE.
hllcan, res 1,500 Demo— 0 m y llama l majority. tie mpoesi o u r hundred “'38 K "All‘n'u- , , . , , . .
,3? 8‘ ‘0 make an mm“, m m what It m fourth,” mung ”has "mm” o, A an m [ELKIDUB um mm r, in If.
issal'ctofiy Republicanselect railroadcom- Cincinnati show Democratic gains of 3,33. Yea flit-"fill! “I “3"-
i
I
Five hundred and {our precincts outside
|
mm; Powell. 1“,“); 'l'horp,
The latest estimates give the Republicans
Cable Brevltlea.
humor, Nov. tl.—~'l‘he Star thanks God
Afiarpl‘tal Damn-Wand
6
I8
uttlwwvfln' Asiavvellkmmu.anuntlolalsuuhsslihw
W‘- M to load. sad dri- np the broad
Thereturasaso
ProtestinotoeoarumarsotMéen-
GLEVELAND'S
of the Republican ticket ls probably mo?!
Grumman, Nov. Ii—‘l'he Enquirer clair- hour
that Campbell (Dem). tor governor. has
m- I \IIwr..':* vI llx.I
I“.
E.“
PIIIIE? "
WWW.“
thohpsllutslludi
ITFIIEE FRO! mm
a
lies In their ability to choose
from healthful
theirgoadabatbay
BAKING POWDER.
tartanaudsirlctly
soda. withsltttls w
toms: 'l‘hlsis
him y are: tutu
It is the l‘llourar “mu: Luv. lr
ice but plauulimm an-l._uar.wlcen aE-u .
"a?" and tree (mm all mlullcmliona or w“ ~z 1
.ath 'l hr lldfllvflll'j‘l‘ srr- liemcllluf ' - ll '
' wield. It Ia nu. .. .. -
.u'u-a-I m a ih'milm l-Iwcrgra/l-te
. .. .,
-; 5' Czclicatzl “3‘s: Cm, : "
‘ “(.3 Burl-Trig .‘Ifip, ,‘,., r ;
M. ii." Ill-«I -.r.x-.:
II. LAW'l‘oN it 00..
I). IIHOIIEDIEU.
CHAS. ll. Fllllltls,
South Norwalk. Conn.
\
An explosion of gin occurred in a colliery
Herr Brandeis, the German oillcinl who is
believed to be responsible (or much of the
troublein Samoa, has hem appointedtoa
high diplomatic position in New Guinea.
The Portugese cabinet has [teen ream-
structcd as follows: Benhor Luciano Castro,
premier and minister of the interior; Bomber :vm
Eduardo Coelho, minlstor of justice; Benhor
Uliveira Martins, minister of finance; Maj.
Franzini, minister of war; Senhor Antonio
Euneo, minister of the colonies; Bcnhor Ban
ros Games, minister of foreign allairs; 8co-
hor Ressano Garcia, minister of public works.
The time occupied by the stemner City of
Paris, which has just arrived at Queenstown,
in melting},' her voyage from New York was
5 days “:1 hours and 5.7 minutes.
It is stated here that th csarewitch is be-
trothed to Princess Marga t, youngest sister
at the emperor of Germany, the betrothal
Inving taken place while the our was visit-
Col. Yards. Hose. (nova. Dlvid M
A Talk With
a. K. Stanley. In. Hoary nay-roar
and Others.
“'3 ”mm ___..__.__ 3.x ITAILIYmranyelghty o and
Marie ass-ely a The
Consul Lewis to Be Recalled. Melatonin“ haréfiulgmon'hisulanmm
Wasurxorozr, Nov. 0. —— William Reed m' n“ ‘ ° '3“
. . doc ‘fl‘heGrest Blood Ponder. least.
1-0“ NM today (or Tunisian 110 mil fillugeemmmunmuy hamster
resume his position there as United States amuowsnioyin: lh.
consul temporarily, and settle his affairs in
anticipation of a recall, which Mr. Blaine
will probably issue in a short time Ramon
Azogue, the former interpreter at the Tao-
giersconanlatc,is not satisflodwiththo ea-
oneration oi Hr. Lewis from the charges
preferred against him by Lsoguc, and he
still lingers in this city urging Secretary
“Blaine to make a further investigation at
Tangicrs. It is not likely that Mr. Blaine
will grant the request.
Clara Louise Kellogg to Retlro-
Nzw Your, Nov. tin-Clara Louise Kellogg
and Carl Strakosch, her husband, have an
rivedInNcw York from Southampton. It I"
has been said that Miss Kellogg has retired FIN?»
permanently from the stage, and that Is at
the present moment her determination.
Strakosch 8 very much ovens to his wiie‘s
returning to the stage, and the sweet singer
Testimony ofancmarkahlc Cure
Bennett). Grant BL. Email, 00...
lotion
she could «i
right bombed _
fitted one cent a worth;
the poison medicines
they were taken.
live but a short limo.
by a
a
—am no. INS
in Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Celia ltarr. (now lira. Charles
ma arena trash
of an
El
she-in
r.
Itookhlsraadlcbsaadhavo not
lwsa
aaddo
Mead
doctor since.
.“ (land
Sold by a. u. nor-I-
H'Iehsve racism
mil-flow
kart.
ll?
willprobably never be heard againunleu
sheisprevailcd upon to singat enact the
numerouscharity entertainments promiud
[or this winter. .
1 ‘ W ' ‘ i
Win arm» dtlollfiwlslh' lull”
‘ Wises, ltC'li, NOV.’GIWW
«mama- and W. lillh
den and settlement recently submittedhy
thoasdgmandthcreiano doubtthatths
onwillbe Indcnll by ninetentha
oitbecreditora Thsmillswillbekeptrun-
iroirtblys‘igulng‘th‘n mom 1 mm“ ll -
aromars
Defibli""' Tl
. ?
Kiwi-arr. 7'
authors alto ..
Wm
mention. m
arllo Iv
hm allto ”11in pt .n and 1w convinced.
I ,
In
G l
PIIOI. It. ‘
Apssltlvseaniaall sand
Dal . Waste! baa-theses.
gmdht‘t'sgrlN-Mlalm' astnlssssu
lljillfi'lllii Pills
and ervoar
andbodyarssalaustsd enema.
Br.lIllII’IRhIfieiLlIeIPfllI
Boll-DIG.
It tascurei sealed l. was
gang'fioarluam Baal“ hawYork
“The‘MullII-r" :‘m :.---1 (31mm Iv‘lecning: col
0'
DB. BELL
hill!
PRICE, “.00 I’ll BOX.
when tbspowers
Ola Pill a Dean. liner Pall. Always
sale at 110W! PBABIACY. ant by drug-
," lay-a1 Add
McLEAN & STEEL,
Carriage Builders!
——-—w——_
No. 65 MAIN STREET. BEAR 0F
SALVATION ARHY BUILDING.
Wazoos and Carriages made and re-
! Id-
0
Jostarrived two more cargoes of that celebrated
lIlLLll'lII lull
RAYM NI] BllflS
..'
Kid
‘t '00., 950.,
A. DICKERMAN 8t SON,
84 Washington Street, South lion-walk.
60c. and 750.
Glovessp'i"£ Goo
Wm m
New MATHER LACING
. Ill 6 AND 8 BUTTON LEIGH-ll.
Jobs 11:. Kid. Gloves
In an: m
we. Hall cool.
; BRIDG mp0 RT;
“In“!{xmfimnu ”“5 ,th
P“? t" unuunu mime)
'lllll!”""
Will!
Which we ofler at the lowcst price.
OISERAL AGIN’I‘S.
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBBIIG mum! A'I‘I'EN 0113.10
a
WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacture”!
All kinds of Wu ons.
Trucks, Carts. 0 .
Allkiudaotreplltiuguoll done.
anlnswandraeoad 11mm totals.
Mmmwyfl.
Rom-Shams and all
kinds ofBlaoksmithing
Foot of Franklin 91..
Ioulll Nos-walla.
spill it
WAGONS
Reward-account!
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Suit All.
Prices to
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
——0
1r—
aing, and the thousands of wentivcs will
receive their toll pay regularly.
DaringDIa-aarl Robbery.
100mm“, Nov. 6.-—Onc oi the hold-t
rohhwies that has ever been perpetrat-
edil thiscityoccwrrodonFourthavcnua,
near Walnut. 0a acrowded street. with
“all“. moa-
maiden-autumn.
h, Womnolhmd
nationals moon.
CANDIES
BAKERY!
courtrooms. CAI!" TO“. and a [all mort-
ALL GRADES
AND ar
some“ area; wx- ‘
l . -l
which.
The 3;: «Joell? W
the Least lousy
——A’l'-—-
300T a SHOE. STORE,
Clark In Lane’s Block
‘ u- .IAIII STREET.
H. S.“ BRIIWN'S
coal! final!
-———_-
llalmlllmyllul
EMTOLLES& GO.
All the favorite various 0! hall! and I‘m burning
All ’givan tor winterl “grep-1y.
pared m‘mw', «um
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawcd and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEI‘IALTY.
rano Also orrrcn,
Water St., Pool or navllaad on,
Opposite Pratt l Wood's Bhos Ianolsctsry.
Jomv n. reams,
Wand natal) Dealer in an kincs eI
filliL All] Wflflll
Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lchlgh, backawaaas, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
new 09-"- 1
, gum Illuj
'4 oAWaahingtun and null
diallstreats. Branch allies atstilson
DrugBtoro moi
W
“W3
"Iv-r' you
not Your Light shine!
. ,4, a}. Q-t’vwhfiagu 4...”...
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
* ’ " ”“W‘M'm 1:17.;
CA “mama. BLOCKS.
hint... .,
Fillaslilllu.
P L U Ill B I ll 0,
Steam and Gas Flllllu.
Hot Air Heaters.
to.
I‘ll“
311m...
’5 WI“! m I" I]
Cor. an. a that so.
STEAM HEATERS
AND
II
maflflfisolm
WOOD. O. Ada.
allow HIMM ,,
’qus-mvnnuemni’ Work .
lrlu halves yrs-pt attention."I
"new
Wm. a. mom a 80!.“ ‘
a)
”"u'iiilfiiififiux.""6i.“
HIIIe-FIIIIIIIIIGIIII
CHINA
GLASS llVAIII.
We have the Cheapest
Tea and Toilet lots
in Town.
STOVES and RANGES
Tin and sheet Iron Work.
Bills
daily, and bought Strict]
intend to make this the g
G. H.
Mill-
FUR THE III]. III] WINTER TRADE.
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
for cash, and expenses being light, I
'aving Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
SHflil
oO———-
HARVEY,
12 North Main St., So. Norwalk.
C. E.
-——-0P m
shown In Norwalls, co-prlsl-a :
AND OTHER THINGS-TOO
"I. ‘s-zvt.‘ 5L6”,
v
CALL AND SEE
KERRIG-AN.
SPECIAL SALE! '
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.”
Wooden and Willow Ware for less than New York cod .1.
make room for the Iaraort assortment of ssouoarr Goons ever
all“! all Tall lflllllllllil "i “II Film- , . ,
Remember-One ,WGGK ,. Only L
.7 ~ .W H.-.
be" , “U n Ivérsal""'“"3tb re
II“- Wa Iro Ewan...
VAMI.——
CLOTHES IIAIPBBS. CLOTHES HORSES.
WASH TUB“. PAILS AND SKIRT BOARD
BASKETS OF EV EBY DESCRIPTION.
FLOUR FAILS
NEST BO
ASII
9
cnorrnn some
kits, noun snlv
servo . .
sensuous r0 scarier.
.va .‘
I.
,Q ‘.
llalll 11mm but In,
South Norwalk
AND
Norwalk, 0t.
cm or 10mm new
latest.
mom . '1‘,
’ rvhda.
JEWEL-En.
somaosarruam
Celebrated Aqua crystal
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