w illliN’i [lillAK .
1N LATEST STYLE.
—-~— «coy-«v—
LADIES’ CAPES
From $1.49 to-$l3.50.
l. llititlman 8181,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
;OUTH NORWALK. CT.
Till lillAlllNil llllili‘l'lilN
Iswhat are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Bead this and you have the answer.
We have purchased an
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety oi
CANNED
and they have just begun to arrive.
GOODS
We anticipate an unpre-
cedented sale In this line, and we feel safe In saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
in cans, we have them In glass.
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese
W e have also just received
Thanking
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
M11111 1 HillMlN.
, HEATERS-
We have two new Heaters which we would be pleased to show tr the public:
Till lliil‘llll till tilt NEW Sillilllllll
We also have a large line or
RAN
GES
trons sn'l' aun roar-anus.
ESTIIATES GIVEN 0N PLUIBING AND 'I‘IN W081i.
F. H. NASH 0r BRO.
Cor. lain and West Streets. South lot-walk.
illlllilllililli ANll MEATS
AT THE 0L0 "A!” 0!
TI-IADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor I. 1'. Ban (layer It he),
SPRINGWOOD,
ALL ORDERS PRDMI’TLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
OYSTERS.
lomii: Oysters
ND. 11111:. illill. Silt Fill.
DCALLOI’S,
[as Islets Camp, Inputs! liar-
.ss, Para Vera-eat lspic Byrop,
m Grapes. Pickled on-
tll “Orland-noel Beale
—-—-‘ All DAM
"DIR. "WIRED PROMP‘I’LY
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llillllillll llllilli.
Ono “Infra-less.
lupin-elm sum.
mammary.
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SECURE PRICES BEFORE
Plllliiilllllilil.
Grand inducements
“CASEB'UYEBS.
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PLUMBING,»
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Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
hole agents i111 all at iiia’
Bantu 1111111 13131 Specialties
50 South Alain Street.
SOUTH 11on Alli
TH!"
P1111111 11111
ill-011. are going to buy a Range for your kitchen
this ii and want the
Best and Lowest Price
caiiouulc. Ihave 1h» l'xtlllflih’v unity for the
It‘khhll‘d
“ P8001: BESS BANG Ii,"
msdra bum in the *mgutock Iron Works ('11.
and ityrptud arrangement. with {*1 m I can mi
trinket—~11“ nrtt‘. 1- Isl 11.1 p I('-.' or lino-e; and
mslbr one i awn-.111" chty o 1:11.
CON N.
of any c' Inolntnt Deng made here you run
sissy-1 get repairs in 1111 not": s time
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WM PODMORE,
6530K"! llAl.\ STREET.
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it [may 81., I111 York City.
Steel Stain ram Wagons.
_ Pam Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, hastens, Surrsys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No 'i'op Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
rm 11111111111 1111111 lisalm 11a Camus,
The are the articles that will lesae
yon. ur Wagons have a worl -wido
reputation as to quality. style and lint-N.
None Superior. Street 8 nuhiers We
have the best Street Sprinklers in the
World. Also have the nearest and be.
rural Iliik Wagons in New York.
olosm
Hill \1 ll. I’lllllllis,
ll Lou-Jam 1'11! Retail Dealer in All “3600!
Bill. till llllllll
Bl'fick. [J‘mee “Nut.
it 11111 Stone. Etc.
Lithizh, lmcitttunimn. Locust
lountain Waukiiu. and
Wilkesoztrro ttoais.
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cit-1111;155:111. 01m.
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ii rapes. Grapes.
‘l'hr doe-t Canaries tit-pas or. iii: liar barber.
w 111111 ‘.—— .11.»...-
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Obtalaabll. is! and juicy. IR lb.
Apples. Apples.
We our acne lot arm-1m a .htrnd- pitted
trait. Guests” and [laid-111s at I in not. War»
tasted tobrg’ood slsoaaduaaii Iy
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FLOUR.
IIBADQUARTIIS OI "Ill 8.
You can save stout-yin buying "our oi asst
hadn't! prim lnry barrel gen-steal
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We ho- thst our in: Jinan-e and Onion.
'I'aasarsboaadtosaityoeJimutllginths-a
trial.
Aaeuletutl‘iaslapie ptsbotttsa.
Dlvsuysuttrsde. nears adios-tuna.
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33 Washington Street.
Boon mwau entries nasa
ll Isn‘t-a Inn.
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m Pin.
am. iii W manual“
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER,
inthc word. and «iii mum] your money in care'
hum
3:11am IbflafiflE—ihtu‘
New York. New liar
and "Hartford Ii. ll;
October II. 1.20-
mute LIAVI soggyosuau as rot.
ros illness AI-FDZAD lauds”
common a. can 7:118»,ou
it” Inc you. 9:01 a, I at. 10:“ ea lim'
luau Ill-Rites. boa-c1! Mu. thiac.
Mansion! express irons blwiod.’ 1:111" ex.
510i“. Willa-ford, 5:..1“ 1:111:11. 0:206:
11c::111111..11:11u.to:r11r'..1.or.tvs-.\vu'31'{:.‘
tort sums. nusdaysahh 'o a, 111111.911...
P. l.~0tl4u 7:,‘lac. ”1””.
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ac..ti:wac..h:1oss.. tau-c rI—lflztles.,
lilies. lzitlsc, 207". brat-6.1515” GEN»
Tlhcx..'l.,‘23ar. tlAIlac. 0:.4llc. "07“ es. and
ac. ”LSRIILEI holidays—"Ban. Dumas”
maneuver
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ac PAL—Istflex. “Rel. ruse/L 1.,5cx M)
at. times" 1215- to. ex.
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10:42“: PH¢11:W01,12.WI€ ‘izlilcx ,&4tac,
11: 0. (except Monday moiullll between New three
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fox Boston All -l.13 cs tvia shore Line)
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LIA VS NEW YORK,
Poutlotnn Hoawau. It Il—00l u. 0m in:
rot-c. 11001-1 Donu.llWI-x. 110211.». 1:06
noon ex I’ 11—1202 Z.ac. 1m 1:, 205st, 30!
ex, 8801:: 4on1, sores, blurs. Mics. 70!
ac. titling. Owed. cs. andac. liltDIntduigbtn.
cundaysv-tltllsc. tau». 5111111., ISMuIdnigbt.
110V ' SATDN it} KAI LBDAD.
Dalilllilii a NDBWALI DIVISION.
(harmed Ucwher 21111. 111011
LEAVE 1101' m NURWALK as FOLLOW::
Fox Dauut'ltr A. Ai.—ti;£.’1, 9:19. I’. I —l2:l8.
2:10. 5:”, 6:25 10:25 8Dldl’k9ri6 a In., 62:2 9 In
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In , 1:011 p Ill.
LIAVI NORW A Hi,
You Dauutttv A I ~0:4l, 923 l'. "—121
210i. '1.” 633, 111.11 hundaw- Dillard. 0.51 pm
Fort ~ot'ru Normal.» at") Alison Potur A It.
73: 817.111m i'l—l237Jm 0.4, 500 947.
eunduys—e 19s. to , 609 p at.
LEAVE DANBUHY.
a ‘1—‘6 :15. 7:11; 905
-—'l 111 :11» unmiays- 811111 In , 50:1
Main Line.
buoys 31111131111)“.
Fort l‘tr'r~t'1lt.n. A I —7 05, are ; Ion). arc ;
:lo to, lots; it'll). mix 1.11.4111, rs; 610,
through use; '1' t5. walleye—7311a. 111., mail.
:(lots only an tar as Great ilsrriuxton
Wont: at- rut arc New Miliont.
WI. ii. mantras. Vice Pres't a Hert‘l isn'a't
W1 8. Lrou. Supt
b.1fi Pinata. toot
l-‘uu riotrrrt Norm 11.11
ll 01. l’. M
p. In
Pad-«n MIL. b'ltllfl’t-flr'.
OLD i N D RELIABLE
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South Norwalk
Norwalk, Gt.
Til R PROPELLBRS
Cl'i'l [lll NllilWlLK MAPLE
Wtit‘ cave Pier 23 211-1 River (Bethune Direct),
Newlnrh. also 1-,, saturdays 11:: p In)
Freight recuwd from To In tulip In
Relumtnu tumult-a111,- Nonnik a! :1 p. In.and
South Non-1k at 6:10 p In
Freight taken from sort received ior all
the Duncan and Nun-elk and Stu-pant;
tly mint-rd tales.
port uppi cation 111111,:an lin i'iiv oi Nrrwlih
and Raw-t will b: and tor 1p cl 1 lots oi freight
anywhere in New York or its 11:1!in
”‘11:! person» a'o huba'l trotting any oi the
employervoi the boats oi this line 1111 watt at
this on
Ilruads
the Iron-rs ibm'tl’. 915
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Crown Planters and Pills.
They are the out Safe Remedies to use 'or little
sinu- ed llill lirI. 11‘1- Iriuaw. Liver t'omllalniand
lmnsry AiircIInn-t Only than pr rt III the
our man a 1- the Originalaod In» Ime Kidney
and um (11111 that mil realm you to perhtl
health
All Ladies [lie
it. II. II. A.
i‘;rai1erdiclIte Lo... PIIMIIII . .\. .l.
110”) A’I‘
Piaisted’s Drug More.
611th Nmath
A. A. McLEA N’S
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65 WNW MAIN STREET,
MDIJ'I'II NDBW ALIA, (3083.
Davina mad up a
Carriage Repository
Alfllortir late 111ml, mama Illinois
altitude-tins oi Isa pear“ to the In line I
haverosrisetmra Thurs araottashsrt
”.mtcdaldlaclodrlhhullngliyhod
Bar s, Bangles, Photons.
rds. Spindles. Bead
arts. business Waco-s,
Grocery and liiit
L's":-
CABNIAGE REPAIRING PROMPT“
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. flcLEAI.
Mb
Delatnster and Pattison Both
Claim the Victory.
m 00107111“ [N NEW JERSEY.
lath Parties Kali-1; (ii-Ina to Supremacy ‘
DI! the llemocrats Control the Senate.
Tillman Wins in South carolirualvfl‘relr’s
Bad lloy" Probably Victorious.
PHILADl-Lirllla. Nov. 5.~AI1 Itnuaualiy
large vote was pulled here. At many
places long lines of citizens were to be seen
between 8 and lo o’clock patiently waiting
their turn ior depositing their tickets. It
was said by many veteran politicians—dire
men who are al-
wayato be found
at the polls work-
ing for the caudi~
dates of their re
apective parties—
ilrero had never
before been ob
served as much
careful scrutiny of
ballots. The local
Republicans were
chiefly concerned
about Dclamnter.
their nominee for
governor, and
Thompson ‘ 0 r 11. w. unusuanzn.
comptroller. Thomas Taylor, a member
oi the First “‘urd Democratic club, was
given it hearing before Magistrate i‘ulmcr
on a charge oi bribery. The. testimony
showed that Taylor had attempted to
bribes window imokmun in one of the div
visions of the First Word. lie was held in
$300 bail for u iurther hearing.
Boyle, who is accused of being 1111 accomv
plice of Taylor, will be arrested. The Cen-
ter county Republican committee esti-
mates 300 majority for Pattison; Republi-
can gain of {10. Tyrone county committee
gives Delamater 150 majority, a gain oi '25.
The Republican ctratrmuu estimates in
Lancaster county 11 Republican pain of
too. The Democrats claim over 1,000 ma‘
jority in Center county. The Democratic
majority in York county is estimated at
4.000, a Democratic gain of L500. Chester
county shows a Democratic gain of over:
4,1“). Butler county'—l’utti.~:un's plurality
is 2215; Democratic gain. 6711, ludiana
county—Dclumntcr's plurality, 7110; Demo
cratic gain of i,«ili. Northumberland
county—Pattison, 3,1500 plurality, Damo-
mtic gain of 103. Columbia countywi'ut-
tisou,2,§1‘35 plurality; Democratic gain of
2’03. Lebanon county gives Dclamater l,tit)0
majority. 'i'ioga countyfillelanratcr, 2,000
plurality; Democratic gain 1115.511 Mercer
county—Puttison. 700 plurality; Demo-
cratic gain, 1,578. Delaware county—Del—
amater, 23,100 plurality; Robinson, Rep,
for congress. 1,000 majority.
The Democrats claim a gain in Wash.
ington county oi 1,130. giving them the
county by 500 majortty. it is reported that
Gravy carries Alumna by a majority oi
over till, which will probably elect him,
being a gain of 11 Democratic congressman.
lichigh county given l’ultiwu, Dem, for
governor, 2,100 plurality, and Bruuner,
Dem, for Congress, 2,1110 majority. North.
timberland county gives Pattison €100 plu-
rality and Wolverton. Dem, for congress,
1,411) majority. F uiton county gives i’atti-
sou (L1 plurality and Skinner, i)cm..l1r
congress, I100 majority.
Chairman Andrews. oi the Republican
committee, makes the followmg stale-
meni: ”The Rt:-
publicun stale
committee believe
Deluutater has It
plurality, but the
result Is close. and
it may take the
otlil'ial figures to
determine."
Chairman Kerr,
of the Democratic
state committee,
claims the state
by bit“) majority.
lie assert» that.
lIIs advice-t show
that l'lllilfs‘lln will
I E. l'.\1’l‘l=~'lt.\'.
come to i’hilmlelphl 1 uitit nut lea-1 titan
31,00) majority. (‘l‘tlilptit n-turns give
the Republicans 21.211; muj 1111 in Philly
dolphin.
Returns from different wetmns oi the
atatc show large Ur‘lllllt‘l’nlit‘ gains. The
Ktpubllclil ticket is probably elected by a
reduced majority. l‘llll’tyd‘fi't‘ counties,
including Allegheny and not including
Philadelphia. 1:11'1~l’.~tttistm, lit-111,, a not
plurality oi 7,7751. 'l‘weuty-iont' IIIIItItieu,
including Allegheny, but not including
Philadelphia, gm: l’atilaon. Dt‘lIL, ior
governornuet plurality 11! 7.163. These
twenty-four counties in 111% p.111,- llcarer,
Hen. a net plurality oi ”.5711, showing It
not Democratic gain of 10.7.13.
i’ltiabnrg in Allegheny and i'ittaburg
an extremely heavy vote was pulled. There
is but little doubt that. l’uttison, Demo-
cratir candidate for governor, will receive
11 majority m'er llclanmtt-r. lit-11., ‘Iu l‘tttrv
burg. ni‘lilillilll‘l' has a nujjunty in Allu—
abruy City. A private tll'spillifll innit Scu-
aior Quay 1-1 reported to contain the fab
lowluu: “ilclumatrr mil rurry the state
by tailllulujotuty ”M 11111j11rltyiu Alla
[bony county will rem-b or 1-xrcetill,tll0."
in Clinton county the ill-III-n'ratn claim
875 majority. l’utlison's majority in Dorks
county is 9.1m, The liepttbiuruu chairman
estimates Dauphin county Republican by
Lilli), a gain oi :ltlt).
i’bllmiclpblnmlieturna by counties show
ilteiollowinx gains: [la-rim, lit-111., 3,700;
iluntingdun, Dem, 1.11.30; Washington.
Dem. Lilli; Fulton, Dunn, All; Adams,
Dem, 200; Dauphin, Rep, it’ll; lit-high,
0.111., Fill; Mutmuu. lit-p. 1H.
ilelleiuutc ultra l'ttii'lt-nil, Dem, llul ma-
jority. Melts-1111 county, estimated. ma
jority for Pentium, Mt; Democratic “11in
oi all. lmttt'llnit'r muniy, lit-launder.
1.4011111111111111. Nilnylkill county, Dem-
ocratic estimated ntajority. 2.51110. Wit-Ir
Ingtorr county, milttmli'ii lletnocmtit: ma-
jority, hill; gain ui Milli, Franklin coun-
ty, Delamnter majority (estimator!) hill.
York county, estimated Democratic ma-
jorlty,4.ifli. Lil-high county gives Putti-
son 2J0) plurality. lit-rim countyw'i‘he
Dally Rania. of Reading. estimates l’aili~
son's majority in the county at 8,890.
Monroe county gin-11 i’aiilhou 3.100, a
Demon-mile train of it t. Montour county-—
lalimalcd Democratic umjnrity of 0'1; ile‘
pnhlieun main of ill ilerlm county ~i'1w
thon's majority (estimated), 0,2251 1 ’1t'ri1m
mntymltlstitnatml ill-IIItx-mtiu Inaj ally of
1.00; gain of ms, lilair 111111111 «Ut‘ll-
m. m, plurality "(011); lit-1111114111“:
gain of m. Armstrong courtly rlli'lll-
m. an majority; Democratic 1min oi
w. ”Milli countymi’attlum. it’ll) mm
11111111 Democratic gain oi 16!. York
county-«Pam, 8,91!) plurality; Detail»
matte pain oi 1.40. Lebanon wonty~
Manet», in plurality; Democratic
ilugh ,
.
Duality 01111100ch gain of all.
FROM NEW JERSEY.
‘ “all Vole polled—Democrats M
the State.
Tuition, Nov. h—From the returns rs
solved the Republicans of Mercer count;
claim Rogers, nherlil’, elected bya aural
majority; Wyckoff and Mulhcron or
elected to the assembly again—u gnino
one. Burns, Dem, is elected in the Thin
district; Buchanan, Beta. is reelected t
congress by a reduced majority. Maj. A11
damn, state comptroller, figures that th
Republicans have elected senators lil Catn'
den. 3111.111, Gloucester, Somerset arr
Union counties, which insures a ilcpult
lican majority. The Democrats win it
Hudson and Warren. but Essex is it
doubt. He says Republicans have gainer
an assembiyman in Hornet-don. Thor
are several doubtful places to hear from
The political complexion of the assembl
cannot now be given. The next cooper
sional delegation will consist of four Den
oat-ate and three Republicans.
Newark—~Cadtuuu, Dem. ., is elected do
cougresainWilliaIn Walter Phelps’ db
trict. His majority will reach 111111.11 Demt
cratic gain oi 120 over Cleveland In 1888.
Elizabeth—Stephen R. Mullen, of Son:
act. Republican candidate for assembly ii
the Second district of Union county, wu
arrested on It charge of attempting to brib
voters. Mullen was released on $500 bail.
Asbury Park—The indications are thu'
Aaron '1‘. Johnson, Charles H. ivins ant
William D. Campbell, Democrats, or
elected to the assembly by a majority o
from 500 to 800. Thomas S. It. Brown
Donn, will have about Lilli) majority to
the senatorship. Jacob A. Gcisenheimel
Dem. will have about 1,000 majority fo
congress;
Keyport—The election was the quiehes
in years. the vote being lIgbt. The not
voting system worked Well. At this hon
the indications are that. Geisenbeimel
”HIL, {or congress and Brown, Dent, fo
state senator are elected. The Republican
concede all three assembly districts to th.
Democrats; it is believed that John 'I
“Fright, Dem, has been elcttI-d count
clerk by 11111 majority L lllit-‘tl States Sen
ator illodgett says the whole Democruti
ticket is elected.
The Democrats (‘lllllu 37 of the do main
bore of the assrmbly. E. A. McDonald
Democratic candidate for congress iron
Hudson county, is elected.
State Kelsey says the Democrats will hurt
a mnjorityoi’onc in the senate.
they have elected senators in l'nion, Alon
mouth, Essex. Somerset and “Kane
con 11! ics. ‘l' ‘11 1'1 1-
hr llrlll'tl (run:
Samuel 131111. lI-r, Dotti, has been rc-clectct
to congress in the Fourth dist rtct. Thoma
D. i-Iuglinlt,i)1m is beiietcli to have.
majority 111170011111111511111111.1111“
FROM SOUTH CAROLJNA.
m..-
Tillman (‘nrrh-a the ~llatr by 25,000 M-
joriit.
i':liAiiisTtt\', < 1‘, .\'1.11 5.-'lillman
Farmers' lilinmc and Democrat. is elect
ed governor by not loss than." . 5,01!) major
lty.Ti1e total retain the state will no
D. [L TILLDIAX.
exceed 75,000 The election was quiet
Neither whites- IIoI- blacks displayed an:
enthusiasm, and thousands romaine!
away from the polls, some because that
could not support Tillman and would no
vote for Haskell, 'l‘he accrues, having lit
Republican ticket in the til-id, declined tr
choose between the two Democratic nouti
new. The vote in (‘imrleston 11111.11 on]:
1,500 out. at a registration oi 111111111411.
lightest vote t-t't-r pnilwl here. lit-turn:
imlttttottgn'ssiotml districts are still in
complete, but Mstlt-I- tho elm-lion of Draw
ivy, Dem, lIrxl tlisirict; Tillman. D1211).
Second district ' Johnston».i)-'III.,'l‘I1irI
distrili; Shell. Alliance DI 111.. Fourihdio
trict; liempiliil. Dent, Fifth district
{Stackimuuu Allixtttc1-~ilern., Sixth district.
The result in the legislature will be owr
wbclinlugly llt‘illIlL‘rallt'. This body wtl?
Choose 11 surrey-Mir lu i'iItirIl Stale-1 Scimio
“'adoiimnpiun.11111l it in lt-nrud that in
will not be 1111 I‘ll 111-11. ”1811qu iii-1 Tillman
intuit-1'11 not llllllt‘tl 1111 It cumildnicuo int
M known.
All ”I" ill-Inm-mtn- stale olilrcra 11m
condition-1 1111' mum-11111 :Irl'clt'clt'tl wit]
the pus-11111.1 w. 111'11111 oi congressman (0'
the St-t'ettin 111-1ii‘11'l.
From Wiat'unsln.
Altt.u'\t'ttt.1, Win, Nov, r1.~A largo you
was polled in this state, and owing in tin
initial 11-111 of tin- “1111' election law the re
tttrnat'omt- ltt \‘l'i'jt' -
niou'ly. A! 1111 WI-
dance of tho iarac '
Democratic gains.
too precincts lII
Witwomi mint-ind
lug llity i111» prv-
citIcta in this city,
shown 11111 ileum.
erotic increase ni
MEI). John I.
Mitchell. Debt, ,3
has a majority. ii
is estimated. vi 5,»
ill) in the Fourth
congressional dis
trlvt, over Spvnm'r, lit-p The diatrict vat
formerly "I'pilltlii‘nll. tit-onto W. Peck, a
“i’cclt’a llml lint)" 1.1111111, in probably elect
rd, but the Male to wry rim and ltlsrua
jnrtty over \i' I). iimmi, Rep. will not b-
rerj' large. The CHILIMITHH thin your hat
been oi a 1mm i'M'lllilL: trbaracter, 0111111
count oi the ii. ill of 111- lh-mocrats ant
(Jathollt's 111ml .1 the lit mieit compulsory
Idllcnliott low. The rcpt-til Ili‘ eonttnltancl
of this law was that issue of the campaign
”Wm
From Maryland.
Dammnlttt. Nov, :1, “Cummings, colored
Bop, candidate for city council from tho
Eleventh ward, has been elected. This it
the first colored 1mm I-ver elm-ted 111 other
in Baltimore.
Maryland sends an unbroken Deruorrntir
filtration to mutants-s. AlI‘Knig deicait
Devonian by about 21110 and (Jo-nylon wtm
over timid by 11m. The other [ismocratir
majorities are in the thousands, his. 1
sale at «to Democratic mass.
secretary o g
lie say 1
ltrpubitcttn counties:
Camden. til lit't‘sltfi' 11nd Salem are ya! la l
truism. Is I A "I 111111.
The Republicans Defeated in
the Old Bay State.
chINLEY PlioBABLN ELECTED.
Ilia District II Close, but Ila Probably
Pulled 'l'hronglIvCanmm i'rrloubterlly
Ila-elected in Illlnolo—lnsrgu Democratic
Gains III New Hampshire.
limos. Nov. e'r.—-The Buy state show:
large Democratic gains. “'illium K Rue
sell, Donn, iselcctcd governor bya plural-
ity oi at least
5.000 or er Gov-
ernor J. Q. A.
Brackett, Rep},
11nd 1651 towns uud
cities, including
Boston, Fall
River , ’i‘attuton,
Brockton, Haver-
h iii and Newbury.
port, give Black-
mer, Pro. 7,0171;
lruckett, Rep. ,
15,1722: Russell,
lit-111., 73,338.
5111111.- towns last
W. E. RUSSELL year “a“, Black—
mcr. 8,763: Brackett, 65,093; Russell. 03,090
—u net gain for Russell of 10,819. A heavy
vote was polled. Russell carried Boston
by over 12,000 majority against 5,001) at
the last election.
Brookiiue, the home of Congressman
Candler, which was expected to give him
agood majority, votes as follows: lirackett,
693; Russell, 8’1“}, Biackmer, 3“» The Globe
says that "our. Dent, is «let-ted to con-
gress over Fox, Rep. in the Fifth district;
“'illiuttts, Dem., 011-1011111111 in the Ninth;
Andrew, Dem, over Pierce, lit-p, in the
Third; also O'Neil. Dem, iu the Fourth,
with the Eleventh-list rict in doubt. Lodge,
Rep, is reflected in the Sixth. The
Democrats have gained two congressmen.
The 11.111 of llmtuu tor g11v,ernor com
pieie, :zil’t‘s "lust-ll, Dem , 23;,0116; Brat kett,
Rep, 19,;471} 'l.1tkn1cr, i’ro 1.1111; Rus-
seii's plurality, 13 lid. The tote last year
was: ltusst ll " lracltetl, “" ">1:
; Illntkmer, l:'1it'v i 1. plttr .lity, .'1,.~l'.11
Dttmtrttt1g.1in.-i,1 ;t liepttb lit-1111 lOQ,
2hr .. llrlntlt mlic ace-121111,. «iii The
, Dt‘lllln.‘ r 1111 1 laim the state by 10,001) plumb
ity, and the ib»pttblirau»' state committee
concede Russell's election, although they
will not name any figures.
From Ohio.
C0Ll\iiti'.,0..Nov.14111111 pri‘. ale lol-
1 egrums have bet 11 remind at the itcpub
lican ht: ttltjttttrters. ubicb. it true insure
lthe election of Maj. “iiiiam \chiuley.
‘ 0111. of tilt. telorrmns 111-21th llttIi \\ nyne
lcouuty ,;I11s Mr-
E Kiulet 900 major
ity, whith shows
in change of LN“
[votes in his favor
Theotherdispatch
1 states that in tour
'teen precincts of
1 Stark county, Alc-
Kinicy' 5 home, he
made a gain of
l
18161111115 .‘lCKlll- \ 4,.
l'leys own word VIE
1mmplete gives a ..
lgaiu of 31111111; , 5
l makes McKiIIlcy's .. -'
gain 816 'm lull!" -
teen of ill? gjxtyr WlLLlAli \I KihLi-‘l
'ty-four precincts in Stark county. which
went 1.1011 for (‘ttmpht-ll last year. One
prec'tntt heard from In Medina county
“gives McKinley it gain oi twctlty- seven.
iDonovan. Dem, is elected titer Brigham,
1Rep., In the Sixth congiessiouai district.
in the Sr -cuud congression: ti district Cald-
w,cll llep, is elected met Brown, Dem.
Returns givi- tlrr. Rep” for congress. 1811
lutajority. 'lhis district gave Cleveland
; 2,554,1111d t'umpbt-ll 3,115? in 11111.
Returns from ilt‘ :1rly every section in the
state iIIdit. 110 It Lopublit-nn victory by mu-
joritiea ranging from Imam to 2:0,.1100 The
result is no surprise, however, as Ubio
may be relied on 1111:1111 :1 decisive Repub-
lican majority when lltb‘t‘t' are nodemorui-
izlttg agents all work 111 lllt‘ party. Not
only wet-elite lil'piilidt‘tills :11 {Ik'ili‘u with
eat-‘11 otltt-rtlns yntr, but lltt‘ir opponents
were lllllit'lt‘ll ,u't'tlt llli' thf‘ui tutst- uiuptttby
they ita'n- experivm'vtl int :1 long time.
There 1111-1 111111 l1 5.11111 mint-~11 rentercd
in the 1-1111;:r1-~1~i1111:-.E 1 Ittvpaign than in the
state content, .‘n 211:1 llt' 11-1111-111iwrcd,tbe
Democratic lr..1'.l:1m~l;1.~t Willli'l‘ 110 ger-
ryttmnllrrvtl lin- vote its to be morally cer-
lulttnl'I-l1~1-ti11,; 11 majority of the Ohio
tlt‘lt‘tmtlutt 111 Ht.- 11:1111111111 111111-111 {rotn
tbt-‘Ir patty llmlwl 11111111 the returns of
inst ittll. tile rerun-antler showed that
11111111111 “1111111111.. and live Republicans
would 111' l‘ll'l"l'tl. 'l‘ilvl'iwultuoi ltuli ltIll'rI
i‘lt'i‘llttll 1-,,11111 1111i lu- 11-1111 i 11111111, however,
11.11 intlmnittt , 'lw 1-x111'i political siIIlIIa oi
the 111111' tllNi 1 :« 1». 1m tlii’l’t‘ 11111111 {notional
ilultt III lllt' lit‘plllllli‘flll party II! that little.
Nonl- \“lilli'ill'n‘i'lly understood the aitIIII-
tum bellow-l tlu-n- would be It delegation
of sixteen t-I lit--
it 111111 1111151». 11‘ though 11111 result. would
give the limo-wrath :1 bare majority in the
ilt'lttwliitiii The light. 111 the Hixtecntltdiw-
tru-t lu-m'n-u it . .‘tl1'l1‘111l1~y,1.iIt-, author
of tin- 111v. t.11.|.' l...1.11111l I-x<l.it:utctmnt
UtiVi'illUl' \\ 1.1111 l, :~.:1ili':t(’it'll national
interest. Nuttltw. IIInit'lt'i lit llll' [Hilltdil
Stilton bun bwit watt'bv-l mun- clot“,- lllltn
McKinley"... With it majority of nearly
11,1110 in fur-or oi \Vnrwlt-k, it ha» been gen-
erally hold that Ail-Kitxlt»1"ntloieat was in.
Ovilflltli'. lint the Imjoriiy oi Governor
Warwick, 1111 t-lninmi by the ilotnocrate,
has been slowly dropping 1i11w11,11uiilye&
terday looming they only rimmed hilt elec-
tion by ill"
Cleveland 'l'lw
unlit-111111111 are that
Johnson, ll-‘UI . tur t'ttil..’!t”“t, in this dis-
trict. is elem-1|, 'I'm- liflpillllii‘nii county
ticket. except [Wl'liitjlti illt' candidate for
slit-rill. is I-lw-ml
The Democrat '11- 1 HilLEI‘lHt-ltlilill numnlttee
oi .‘altrKinb-y ‘1. tit»l 11:1 mmwle bl.- "5-11le
“on by 11 email iii‘tjltl it) The Democratic
stoic ext-entire I-ummittlm admit that they
are afraid it 11 111w.
ru-m Indiana.
lMtIANM'nlia. Nov, 11 i'rm-ldent liar—
rinon arrived yesterday, and was met at
the depot by it 1-“ M1 lice and family. He
was driven in their numb 111-11. and an hour
later "it'll! it) lltt- (mile in vote. A law
minutes below 1111 mnvut a flag was
stretched over the t-ntmuco to the booth,
and the presidmt bowed his head when
passing under it. lie was in the polling
room just threw 1111111111111. A11 be deposited
his ballot and but! his name recorded.
Judge Landon said. “it‘s plain lien liar-
rlson. now."
"Yes. air," raid the president, "and his
vote counts but one.”
The Republicans concede a [lemonade
vktoryiu this city udeeauty. Advices
Mum pastas! the state will»
the new election law 1111111111 “in!!!
Thachairtnau oi the WW ' .
nrlitee claims a majority oi 111111—- than 1
711,000 on state ticnet and eleven out or the
thirteen members of congress.
From lllnuoaota.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. DJ—TDD Re publicau
state control committee claims the9 state by
8,“)0 to 10.000 plurality. The Democratic
committee will
not give any esti-
mate. The R0
pubiicans lose one
congressman. Mit-
chell. Dem, being
elected in this dis—
trici. Thorsturus
thus in indicate
the election of
Cooper, Rep. for
congress. Th0
Democrats claim
three congress-
man in First,
Third and Fourth
districts and are
W. ii. HERMAN.
hopeful for governor, but it is probable
that Merriam, Rep, lselected by a small
majority.
From New Hampshire.
Coscotti), N. H., Nor. h—Tbe Democratic
state committee claims Amsden's election
as governor by the people, and the election
of McKinney and Dan lulu to congress; also
a majority of the house with the senate in
doubt. Senator Chandler, cit-Congress-
muu Gilligan and Hon. l". 0. Churchill,
chairman of the Republican committee,
assert that the election of governor by the
people, that the result in the First 110nm
sioual district and the legislature are in
doubt and that \loore, Rep, is probably
re-elt'ctul to congress in the Second dis-
trict 'l he. vote in the state is the closest
for years.
From Arkansas.
LITTLE Rom, Ark, Nov. h—With the
single exception of trouble at Pine Hill“,
where a negro deputy sheriil‘ fatally wound‘
eda policeman named Looting and shot
two more, all white, the election in Arkan-
sas was quiet. Returns indicate Demo-
cmttc gains over the state election in Sep-
tember. The Democrats claim the elec-
tion of all the congressmen, including
Breckiuritlgc in the Second district. '
I-‘rom Delaware. .
WtuIIX1.ro\',\'ot.5 ——iletm’us from ten
districts out of tueuly- seven of this city
show .1 Republic: In gain of uter FAX). The
city wrll probably go Republican by a safe
majority Returns from the counties are
coming in very slowly. Vow Castle county
may be Democratic by a small majority
but the itepublitans claim it Kent an
Sussex counties are also in doubt.
From Illinois.
CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. 5.—The Democratic
state central committee claims private ad-
vices showmu that the Democrats carry
the state by a good majority; that they
have surely gained three and probably five
congressmen. Nothing definite can be
given about t'ook county. Cannon is un-
doubtedly elected by a small majority.
West Virginia.
WAsttlmtox, Nov. 5.—Privatc dispatch
as received item from Wheeling, \V. V3,,
indicate the election of the entire Demo-
cratic delegation in congress. Wilson,
Cupchart and Alderson, Democrats, are,
the dispatch says, unduubtedichlecied,
and Pendleton, from the First district, is
probably elected.
From Vi:lnI-.
lttmuoxn, \‘a., Norm. ’1.«The state Demo-
cratic committee claims a solid delegation
to the next congress. John M. Law
says he 11'th elected by 5.000 to 8,0“), but
was beaten on the returns by fraud and in-
timidation. He says he. is willing to sub-
mit his case to a Democratic committee.
From ltlmde lsiund.
91101111211111. Nov. 5.. it is prohahle‘hat
Rhodc island will 1111111! two Democratic
congressmen to Washington. Lapbam's
election in the Fir-1i district is assured by
1,000 majority over all. The Second dis-
trict l3 wry close, and these will probably
be no election.
from Nebraska.
011.1111, N141, Nov. 5 — llvtttrnu indicate
the election of lloyd, [)11111 ,t'nrgovernor,the
choice of limo l)l'lill)t,'i‘:ll’ll.' noncressmen
and ill" Ill-fr,” 11f 'llt‘ l’rulilliillUiliSiS. The
lilfljul‘ilj.‘:11,'1llt~?llielitliri‘ will bi! ilDOVG
1511!).
From iuwu.
Dr.» .\l11i\‘t.~'. 111 Not- 5 «The Republican
state mmmtttm- l'lltllll ttr- state by 5.0%
nlujurlll', and :1” ill“ t‘ttngrt'S-i tllhli’luifl ex-
cept illv l’trut nIItl Saw-111d The Democrats,
however, still claim llii' state.
From l'lnlt.
SAL'I' i..1111:, l'tah. .\'or 5 i‘uiue, Mor-
man, is t'lt‘t‘lt‘il tlt‘lflL’lll" in congress over
Goodwin, Liberal, by 3.000111 filminajorliy.
From Several Southern States.
Minsiuaippl mtntls 11 mild llcttttlttrniic dcio
cgation l1) rtnttgrmu.
North t'nroliIIII 1.1111111 Democratic by
40.00011111j11rity and gains two Democratic
critrgr1m1-111e11
(length i‘li'i'lri 11 1111111111111 Dmnocrnlio
delegation of conga-11111111111
Louisiana sends in congress 11 straight
Democrat '11' tli'lt‘t‘ciil iI1II.
KI-ntnrhy Democrats claim ten
elect-II t'ttilui‘t'wmt'il.
'l‘I-xns l’lilllllh I-rcrythlut: Imildly Demo-
crtti'tt'.
The lb-nuwratn of Florida claim the
atatt- by 15,1111 majority and both congress-
men
The lll'lilht'rlllli'
ior govt-rum I'l
congressman.
Alulmnm slmwu iIu brvttk ill the Demo-
cratir l’ltl'liilillti. 'l‘iIt‘ Fnrmnn' Allllnfl
men IlIIl not rule the ilItlt'w'iHleilt ”Plot.
The ileum/erotic state committee of Ml.
mri claim ll null-l congressional devious.
lieu.
of the
majordy tn 'l‘vnnrssce
351111111111 tin-y gain one
l-latiugtrinblug Firm by Filo-Cm“,-
At the tln'IIIt-n’a convention at M
Mr. ii. l.. intikinexptaiuud a scheme in
ertinuuisbittuiirm that merits cm
tion. The plan is to place electric m,
in awry mom in a building. the m'
of which will not in action an cinch-lo no-
tor, whit: h in turn operates a pump opu—
inu at the some time any valve W II
the piping arrmmettlt'ht. At W
points set» It! switched mntmlling 0h .-
tire apparatus may be placed.
Then it tire is discoverml in a portion 11
the building not inIinediIrlely With
the sprinkler may be set in action he.
any other part III the building. butatill b
lorsimtbe fire. In vase of tire loath.
ntre the exits and lobbies may be filled
with stratus oi water. making the
uftlte people 111111111111- thtmgh there be
all around them. The mt advanta’ 1‘
this aysicm is the comp etc and aim II-
usataosoua control of M nan-st»
tor, and them tolooalilethe l ..
Norwalk Chronicler