Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 7, 1892 · page 2

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ElDl Willi”? BATTLE

The Campaign Ended and the
' Verdict’at the Polls Awaited.

lemon norm Til}: UOUKTEY

him {run All of tin! Mutt-a About

m the moment at l'nrerlalniy
; m -Whlell Are all Peculiar Inter
“I but 0m! blrumzla u! Tomorrow

' 1m X033, Nov. 7.4—1: wax intimaterf
m by prominent Repiiblimns at ilu
m Anlmc hotel that a combination lim.‘
-, M ducted with certain candidates
. ‘ 4.-whouonarnaswere not given, which woulc‘
. muffle” the result in New York
"dbyln flvor of the Republican eiceloral
' ticket. The parties giving out this in
' formation were not inclined to go into do
tolls. but any that a surprise has been pre
pared (or the Democrats.

It has also been discovered that till
pastas sent out. by Tammany Hall art
willor than the size presuribed by the
mtg. lt. iaclairned that these would llt
indent a marked ballot, and would hurt
tolls thrown out by the inspectors as such.

The Republicans at suite htadqual’lt‘h
have gone carefully over thisstate by coun-
tiny audhave figured the result down st
fine that Chairman llackett predicts a
plurality o! 18.3%” for Harrison.

, 0n the other hand, a tabulated state
meat of the estimated result in the sixty
counties prepared by Democratic stalls,
ticians gives Cleveland a plurality of 2m).
William I“. llarrity, chairman of the Dell}
(Balls national committee, said of the con
ditim ot the closing campaign:

Hanity'a Statement.

“Our confidence in the election 0! Cleve
land Kind Stevenson incrubw hourly.
Democratic victory is now nlxsuluii-lyu-r-
“in. All doubt Inna bot-n removal by lull
and conclusively satisfactory mitiem from
all theamulieru states in which our opp»
neutehuveniade pretenses 0! contest, as
well as 1min New York. lmiiana, Connecti-
cut, New Jersey, Michigan and \Visunnlin.
Information from the western and far
western suites justifies the hope. of an im‘
pending revolution that uill add a number
otelectoral votesto tlitN: admitted to ix
In“? [or Cleveland, as well as llklt' sew-ml
others to Harrison in the states lien-thln
Republican. There are also linpelul iiuliru
lions in New England.

“We owe much to the admirable mun
argument of Democratic stutt- orguuimiions.
specially tothose in the close and doubt»
fill states. Their work in»: been efficient.
and the result. of it is now apparent in (in
confidence which the waiple feel that 'l'uiw
day next will witneins the diction of Mr.
Cleveland and Mr. Stevenson. "

The United l‘n-ss dispatches my: “ile
Williams have had absolute faith in tliril
lbllitytlomrry the state until Saturday
Thentlley showml signs of waverinunim
turned their attention in indie land (in
MCI“, declarin': that ('le'u‘i'lzmil unzi-
IIM- win even if it” . ‘rr'ii'tl New Yuri. ~‘:'
Thonepublicam ....‘ the, lil'flu." ‘ -
.hothlikeiy to be lunappirlliiul =
w ill this suite. The llt'lllt
“polluhrm- a vote in they expect i;
thia city and Brooklyn and on Slum
Isl-lid, and the Republican vote up the
m is not is .. ly as large m is export-w:

“The “Pillrdltcaltfl are. confident ilm=
Tummany will not any the city by um
55,”) votes, although the sacherna inlli u
having 75,000 plurality. All talk of ii:
Democrats limiting (‘levelnnil has tlil'tl uni

. :ed that many Xl-w Yuri“ r~
'e lln- Democratic tirkrt 414
not desire a clung». in the alltllllllhlrzttli'll.
Indin the alarm-o of party l’lllllllrlilrlll
will remain of hum: on rl-‘t'lluil day.

“In 1888 liar-limo (am: down in lllt
Jillian) river with a plurality oi >5.4|li.lir:i3
,Wbllcuna my be will not have lens tillil.
,mm thin year. To meet this VUIP tin
Dancer-ts must have over 70,000 pluml'u 3
'ln thia city. as King», Queens and llici:
19“.“: not counted upon (or more thin.
19,” by the most sauuiiine Dmnor-rzm
Embliaiiaiben-iore base their hopes.»
min this state on their brill-i lb."
Tammany cannot obtain n plurality of z .
Mvotaa.

, Favorable to tho Democrat».

“But there are grave doubto it“ to 11;.
ability at the Republicans to poll the Vol
thy hive done in other years up the sun.

enta oi the [Joined l’nwn .n
“my Republican counties my ion
"In“ WWII vote will not in puller.
In line a! the interior counties the. Firm.
an’ Alliance baa made great prom.
Illa. the larrnera,und them are rim
and continua on memblyrncn n:
“I “which will detract from ll
rota for Republican electors. ’l'lw ill-r.
HIDE-"lull. Ma nlnain nilllnlo it.
his mntydau will Ioae nearly 1.000 V.»
hm, owing to local strife.

“Almwlll be the that time the AI.
‘Inllau W will he tried thrun: li .
Rlpnhllcan country diatricto and m. u
Weill” tried it 1qu your. (in
WWII] hevrlth the mimic-rah..-
MW this factor alone hi“ i...
I“ Willie”! Vote 2 or :l per (will
"hung all theme thluuii hawthorn
m in this Mate iammirli-ierl by l
m mm to be It little more
M to the I'Mnmratu than in tin». i.
m Tim Democrats will hum.
“a mature Italy,aml will lMl‘l' i1
Ill-loco! Senator Hiacock'a manner". I .
tbtiirtyvtour Well the tumor. .>
Mnaflrproapoot‘ of ca curling “vent;
whit-Mm are surely puliiimi."

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low "gliding their work "lulu
. till . ll. declined to dimly.» iln

”are, t later lowed an interview ;.
fiflhthlflu which he pmllcllnlhh‘

own. Ila mares tho mph-ii.

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of the law. ltelatlve to i
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fiwmmmmg under natim.
' , albino thinknto protect illi‘
‘ i the ballot box. Any viohitim.
“‘ “wt will. It! do” not don

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new JERSEY.

Am OI flooding the an
with haul-Int Ballot.

 

aligned toxin the auto to Harri-m. Bold
and Run . 1, ‘c

The circular. which Is signed by Allan
L. Hellermott, chromium! thocoramittaa,
alleges that the Republican committee
ordered at the county clerk MM!) oltlcial
Democratic ballots, which. under the New
Jenny law. they may do upon paying lot
the halloia, and than pasted upon the bot.
tom of the ticket a huge patter. making
the ticket for the Cleveland and Stevenson
electors, while the state, county, mingle»
aloual and auscmbly candidates are Repub
lican. In Hudson coJulty they have added
a coroner, there being none to elect.

Mr. Mollermott says that these tickets.
which are being sent by mail to Democrats,
are void. The blanket pastor. he allege»,

 

Ital changed enough mien to give their) thi
victory. They claim that the Milton: on.
Mata lacuna anabuut the same M in 1800
when they carried the state by 19,500 for
aacrctary at state. The gubernatorial con
teat between Ira .1. Chit-re. Republican, and
Claude Matthews, Dennmmt. will be close

The Populiato claim that they have a lull
chance of electing climb member» of tin
lute logiahturo to give them the bulnucr
of poworaudouublc than to dicmtc wlu
ahfll succeed Senator Turpin.

COLORADO.

In. Outlook nunieaiy Ilzrl'y, but in r»
flu o! the Ila-pizhzlmnv.
Dlsvllt. Nov. 7.—0wiug to the. lnslun oi

 

 

makes them illegal. lie further any; that
they cannot be counted. and that any clw‘
lion oiliwr who undertakes to count them
will be liublc to indictment.
l‘ivofluvmor Dedlu’a "pinion.

Ex‘tiorelnor Joseph D. “mile, a prom-
inent lawyer, has given an opinion to the
name client. Mr. Balls says that such a

at aviolationol the law permitting thel
use of pastes, and as. the bath! can easily"
be detected it in a violation 0! all the pro .
vision ol the law providing (or a secret ,
ballot. Mr. Bedle says that it is an nuof-g
iicial ballot and then-lore cannot bemunted ‘
under the law.

Two prominent Republican lawyers to
whom the Denna-ratio circular was shown 2
said that the size of the poster placed on;
the ballot had no citect on its legality. ‘
“'lu‘n the law gave a voter the privilege oi
putting a pastor over one name. it gave
him the. privilege of putting a [cuter over
every name, it he chose. or uilt' [Hhtcr over
all the names. They said that there were‘
a great many llrllmcruts in New Jersey
who wanted to vote for Cleveland. but who
did not want to vote for the stale mnlumw
ty candidates, and this ticket wm designed
to enable them to do it without the trouble
of preparing a ticket [or tllt‘lllfit‘li‘ofl.

They nildvd that Mr. Mclkrmutt'x nssvr
tion that any election oilicer who mliliicu
any of them- lxillote thereby n-mleml him.
Self liable to indictment was llilrllilml l0
lriuliten Totem I'rom using and vii‘i‘llazi
officers from counting them when mod
They shill that runny oi Kllt‘Nt‘ ballot-4 wuull.
housed, and that the l‘nitml Stairs. mar.
shah! and Mlpcnison would are that the;
were counlut.

MlCHlGAN.

The Blunt Exciting Campaign in the Ills»
tury of the SIM».
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..—'i‘hc inns! oxciiiu.
campaign in the history oi this emu.- i:

sterm is used is not a cmnplilmco with}

Democrataaud Populhts on prcuidcntiul
electors and congressmen the outlook hen
is decidedly hazy, The Drrnocrata ispl'vl
and one wing joined the l’opuliots. whil.
the straight Democrat» hmla full ticket
before the people until a few days up,"
when ordeva ware received (ruin the Dan
ocraiic national committee and the ll m
ocratic elector; were withdrawn.

 

 

The Republican leaders say that llllr.
more will result in the return toilwir on; 5
party of many Republicans who wool.
have voted for' Weaver. The state was car
ried by the Republicanx by mm) in lent-l.
Ind, while thia vote will lNL‘tlhritlllfiille n3 .
dueed, there is every lullltlllltlll that tint
Harrison electors will win.

Luther M. Goddard will probably In
Ilected chief justice by the Democrats in.

_ l’opulista. Judge Bell will ln' elected i. '
congress in the Second diutriut our ildrly'
Republican, and Earl ll. Hoe, livpllllluhu
will probably win in the Fina district. is.
gubernatorial light hctwwu J. ('. ilvlm
Republican, and I). ll. Waite, (linio....~1
will be close.

CONNECTlCUT.

fildea Admit That the [{(‘nllll l'
the State “III M Claw. ‘
NEW HAYES, Nov. 7.—-Botll blillM are «:0:

fident oi capturing Connecticut's elm-l»;

votea, and both admit that the rr-son n ..

be close. 3
Chairman Henry E. Benton, of tho i

publicnn state mlliuiiittz't',ill'fe‘rll mm. .

review of the situation. prui‘nm liva- .,

tion of the llnrriwn clarion. and Hi the it.
public-nu unite ticket. lh- ole.» luv-.3 or.
gain of two Republican mum-twin. i. (.1
emor llulkeluy look:- to the election of
partisan ticket as a vindication“ iii. in
mining the govmmnhip, and it. cumniem
of carrying both the static “ml the leg;
tun. lie is said to be a multidim- to" :‘w

United State» senate in case the link.

ans win.

Chairman Davis, ol’ the Denim mil» 5:" '-

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practically closed, and the remit n: the n.
tive work that has been don-.- hy the tin.
parties will only be known when the m:
is actually cuuntml. All partiei admit in:

dentin] electors by ('nnltn-xwlonul diatrirn
makes the situation uniqm. and us ' .
grew-amen and a state lcglalntun' wiiit‘l ill
have the naming of u l'niml .\iiniwwu
ator are who ell-cred, tin: Waillt will be .‘ill
the more intruding.

The total vote will be close to mom- (i!
this amount $3,000 will go to the l’rubi'.»

 

the. People's party. The remainder will i
divided more or ll‘n‘d clowlylwtwun :.
publicmnz and l" ' Tim lie-n i ‘

ans. had L‘Mnll \ -in 13—55. null if l
thin that vote ii: 'nremfl- 'l'in-lxl;....
Dl’lllm’rnilt‘ vole “in; 212369, in ix“. Vi‘:

must hold this and rnuvt gain my“ in

tocarry the state. They do not claim 1.

they um do this, but any they are .~nrr
the Second, Seventh. Eighth, .\‘inr'n .:

Tenth districts.

The Republicans claim the Pint, ’l'ln;
Fourth. Sixth, Eleventh and ’l'iveli‘tll ...
trims, lull insist that their chums. :u-v '
terthauthe Democratic in iln- l‘iit b. 'r‘
and Ninth. (ii the two i-lrcloraut inn 4
Republicans have the lllll':illl.’tj_:t3 ix. .
western half 01' tho stale and lllr‘ ll.
crate in the eastern hall

0n the whole the Republicans wzw
{our electors to the Democrats PJHl r2
ten. The Democrats ttfllt‘t‘dt‘ six to ll." I
pnblicana and one to the People’s pm 1-, . .
aerving seven {or themselves The ml.
gracioual delegation will be divided
about the same proportion ml the bitch".

Judge Allen 8 Mom. thi- Democrat.-
candidate for governor. will give ex-t‘m
man John 1'. Rich ll close mn- lor gm
crncr. Senator Stockbridge, tln- pm.
Republican incumbent. expects to sun“ 4
himaelt in the United States smash, '2.
the Democrats have a majority ol vigil! 4
joint ballot in the present legislature, ...
they say nothing but u "aw-p” of the r. a .
by the Republican will prevent them in
retaining the legislature and sending
Democrat to Washington. In wlw it.
win exfloveruor Luce will be Michigan
next aeuator.

NORTH CAROLINA.

The feeling In tho aw. la Getting:
It. Vm Bitter.

Ramon. Nov. 1.—Notwiihalnndlng ii.
Republican and third party billion, it l
claimed that the Cleveland electors will
carry the state by 10M!) majority.

'l‘hoteeling knowing very bitter, as it
evidenced by the amata and countcmrrmil
of Btutc Register lie-ill by Elliot l'niml
sum Buperviaor A. “' Shanonumi ul
Bu lwrilbaflirr by lirginter lteid.

Republican manager:- expect i»
any the Stimuli. Filth. Birth": and Kim
district; They mutt-dc the Democrnm in.

 
 
 

 

 

 

Mullet: may carry the Fin-t and Fourth,
when there in [union The Democrats any
thcyvrlll certainly carry-ll the t‘llltrictr
five the Fifth and Eighth, where they ml-
ruit the election will be verycloae. They
think they will petition district-a110,
The third party loadela Muse to make
any estimate. Brown, the third party can
didato, has withdrawn In the Ninth dip;
main! William flurry, candidate toi-
tn the Charlotte district.“ at»
withdrawn in lavovot the Domain.

INDIANA.

Wat: lay Grantin- Ita- Chan-cal
M Vat. to am no- flung.
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5 dcclarvu tho-1 l‘lei‘ulnml and Salami-n. i» ..
‘ sweep the Maze by a majority ibm mil ‘1
= tonish the mo do.
the result will heat mixed one. The Mini l l ‘
law, providing for the selection oi prt'fil ;

fionistn, and between film} and 30."!!! l. ._

Third, Birth and Eleventh. and any ii...

committee, 'it‘l‘llllt‘fi to go min llg'm s, w. J

 

lie predicts the e;- on.»
of Democratic congressmen in the Fun
Second and Fourth districts, and onyx m.
Lillon B. Morrison will be the nut 3.3.
cruor of the state.

ILLINOIS-
A Host Vlgoroua homoerotic Can-pal.
Made In the Prairie- Mate.
Clllt'AGii, Nov. 7.-'I'lie close oi the p:. .1
dential campaign “iint‘sa't‘a' tor the l.
l timenu uncertainty as to when the Pin» .. -

‘ state will he found after T|1i*Ml;lj“.~ l4. .
‘ lug. \ Wilt- Republicans will not my

 

' doubt. the llt-lilm’l’flh lini‘r Eur . :1.
moat vigor-nu. campaign. and .: ,_.,,
fidfliw shut their ‘4an lab lmi lJ't’L
vain.

The state campaign tommiuw- an 13'.
oncilabll- m “1le statements regnrililt...
situation .\lr.t'lnrl‘.,clmirm:m:d {in i.
publican minguign committee, aloe-.31:
that Fiirraml all the ltvpublnnui i-nnl.
dntcs will lie I lit [rd and that the t‘ltt it. l‘t.
vote of the state will go (or Harrison

Over at llilllwl’fl-lll’ headquarters. E.~
eventlwyclnim that the ninth“: l. .
interior of in» statuwlll be am. ._ .
and that Cook county will «bridl- l'.4 .
test in luvor oi the handouts, ll;

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thousand in the majority claimed by ._ ‘

side - _ .. .
ALABAMA.

flour-ruin" [Estimates t'unerdr the ' '

to Cleveland--Anti-Democratic fl. is.

Brninsuiim, Nov. 7. —Cnnscrvulzi
who reason {rum a nonpartisan aim...
estimate that .\Iabnna will go {or . .
land by between 15.”) and 20.61"!) m. .
and that tho Derrioerato will elm-l p.
acveu out ol nine congremnen.
1 The Democratic managers may rim. ..
viait at Mr. Chris Magoo has simply .. .
had the white ltopnblicanaaml third ; ..
lieu tPeople‘s party). It has tanned n t.
her of influential Kolbitea to conu- In. t. :
the Democratic party, and it hay. niriw: -.
the negro element. to light hard agniim l.
Moaley faction of the ltepublicaiiu

The leaders of the anti-Democratic for.
say that it they could get a (air elm ..
the atote would go {or llarrlaon by full;-

Hundred» 0! special deputy Shelli-l» .-
beinu appointed by the Democratic sh. . .
allover the unite to keep down any ma
on election day. Six hundred aim-m
can have been appointed in lliriiilu;,r'. ,
alone.

 
 

NEVADA.

Both the Old Portia. Gonna: [hr in v.
l I. Weaver.

Vinomm Cm. Nov. 7.-lt in pn-zi ;.
orally wandered by the leader» 0! him.
old parties that Nevada will cast her i. .
electoral vote:- tor Weaver this year.

TheAustralian ballot will be lesiml _,
the first time hm. and therein will er..-
hut little that at am, when Barrirou l:.w
plurality at 1,912 out of a total oi l2,“
votes.

The Weaver men count upon a plurality
at between 2.000 and 4,0“) and expm n
capture the next teal-hitting. Thin ml; .2
thenlactlon of a United Siam ”(tutor is.
place at Senator Stewart, whose term or.
pull-canard: 4, ma

VIRGINM.

n (it... can», with m lbdlealloaa in
Favor ol the Wu.
mention, Nov. ‘l.-—’l’ln ltepubllenm
clatntlnt tholr ludoraoment at the Pop
Wanna-m will firstborn the thin
party vote on preddential electron. u
Mud-floatylmmto wlnln lfi-‘b‘
Mmmfldautotmon‘l‘nmiuy,
”WWW“ Wbllt’:ti..
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Miami-diallwthattho Hatchet"
harem-owl loath this younbut the m
guttvrlllbcmycloae. .

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turn. The mom will probably b
three Republiwna, one tree diver Demo
ant and two Poplin-ta.

Governor Boyd baa not out an appeal to
Democrat- to vote for Weaver elector» in
order to keep the state from going to line
riaon, and If they obey bl- requeat the r:-
Iult will he very clear.

The Republican. are atlll confident «it
mecca-Land do not talk about anyilinp
lea- than a plurality oi 10,000 votes, and
tho, expect to retain the legialntnn‘ or
hint ballot and return Senator l’arhluck ta
Wauhington. 4

I la IOWA-
.I Dunn-0e nl Opinion Between the th-
publlcun and [Democratic Managers.
anuxoros, Nov. 7.—-Cbaimu:n Fallon
oi the Democratic astute. committee. claim
that Cleveland will have a majority in tin
state 01 mm

Conservative ltepnblimun estimate liar
riaon'a majority at “3,11”.

The Democrats how their figures on m
elections of will! and low, when the} Pier!
cdtheir governor by 6,5!“ and 23m
respectively. They claim that the hm. ..
cratic vote has increased ainco last you:

The Republicans say that the stain ii ,zl
wuya solely Republican in DYI'Slil» ‘
years and that llarriwn's plurality vi 4 :
in 1588 cannot be overcome this your.

The Democrats oxpect to elect six on: »
eleven congressmen, which lathe nan-u .
they now have. The Republicans an“...
four and claim seven.

 

 

 

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WEST VlRGINlA.

ltotb sides Claim Ibo Mute and Also lln
legislature.

Grumman, Nov. 7.—lloih sides clam.
the state and also the legislature, “incl.
will ell-ct a line-sumo! to Senator Faulkner.

(‘hniruiali Chilton, of the Denmemlir
armrnittw.bays that West Virginia ml!
go Democratic by from am) to human
jority; that tho legivslninn- will b.- ill-n.»
craiic,anri all {our Democratic tungrvw
men will be elutlul.

Chairman llaiwsu, of the llvpizblir'i

 

' committee, says that a fair role Mr: 4

certain Ilepubliam hurt-e34, the lugnininzz

‘ by uaumll majority and three ltrpnbii .n.
4 mngrvssmen, it not four.

‘l‘llvm-iv All-4;r:;iian ballot law “ill ix
int-cl for the iim mzm, and noone lith any
idea which puny Will map the wimuiuge.

SOUTH DAKOTA.

Prohibition and Democratic traders A‘Pk‘
log (or \‘ulea [or “'rzur r.
Slot J. l~’.~.l,i.s, .\‘nv. T.—~’l‘lu~ lhrmocmtit

, state u'utml «milliliter ha» .sent on: thmi

mud» of «initial.» requesting Drum nus tr
vote (or the Weaver electurnand withdraw
ing tlzv t‘levelnnd electors lrurn the livid
This will undoubtedly make the multclim
between Harrison and Weaver, with the
chance: in incur of the former. lt iaum
believed that Democrats generally \i ill van
for Weaver.

The fiffl‘llll’y of state, who in a Repair
licau, in»: tlinan out the Prohibition nun:
inationa on a in hnieality, and the l’mlli
hitiun int-let" lune learned it inuiliimio in
favor of the Weaver electors and the inde
pendent amu- ticket.

 

Hamilton-tin.

lithTHK’. Nov. 7.~Tli«~ uunpuigii tllll’llll‘
tlu1 [~:x~t Han-.- “win lull.~ iu-e-n “and ~. ‘.
.u ilcpublitsizl. inn. ..
crniirmul i'mhii-‘uinn partiomml lin- tx mi
vote on 'l‘msahiy‘ is exprmul in be lame.
The h’bllll on the prmilieniiul mm in on.
connidend llosztli.l_ Harrison’s Dirt-i :4.
it is cluiimd, Will be cln-wn by a plumm-
ol not less llinu 5,1!!! \‘nlrn. ’l'lir Dumb
cratie managers concede that tin- Cliilll'n‘ oi
the Harrison rlrctora is prillutlllv. The}
predict the election oi Governor ltuhsell.

 

\‘4 hunnalu.

.\lADlSOS, .\IM’. l.~\‘~'hilt‘ lhi: “L’llllk‘i 45.1.-
have been hillit‘rr‘hltll in “'iscomin in lah
ymmmi Mute indies. the Republicans in
lust that the state will give her uuunl um
jority to the Harri-on electoral lll'Kvl
Governor Peck stands an excellrur eta: .-
to pull through on the line slum hr; 0' l.i~
administration. The Democrats are lllxly
to get half the Collgl'l'tk‘tlnllill districts.

_ North Dakota.

BISMARCK. Nor. T.—'l‘lie {union of lh-nio
cruta and l’opulista in this statemnl (in
first trial of the Australian ballot uyhi. m
makea it inipoauihle to predict what the n-
aull. will be Tuesday. Republicans expect
to keep the statc in the Republican column
by about L000 votes. The. Democrats claim
that they will elect the Weaver elm-ton.

Ella-no“.

Sm Plum, Nov. 'l.—lt is pumdblo that
Minnesota‘s elrctorul ticket may be divided
between the Republicans and Peoplo’p
party ihir year, though the former claim
that they will be able to overcome tin
fusion atrengtli and secure the nine votes
for Harrlaou. The election 0! Schema. Ill-
publlean, tor governor is «needed.

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Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
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package makes two large fies. Avoid
imitations-«am! insist on having rm
NONE SUCH branzl.

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ticket in mimernrd, and the Dcmocruta ex

1 pact to elect a solid delegation to Cuban-2m,

though in the Second dirtrict J tltlue .\I-lrrh.
Republican, says he will be clccted nlln‘.

Montana.

llalllltli, Nov. 7.——-Montana will probably
elect a mixed nitrite ticket, whiletheelu-i. m-
are in doubt, with the chances favoring:
llarrlaou. Tho legialaturu will be chute,
and the Populism may have enough
strength to influence the choice alarm
am.

Delaware.

Wimiaorolv. Nov. ‘l.-'l’ho Re bliann
have made a lively caravan at i in state,
but the indication are tint the Berliner-tic
plurality will not be le- than 1,000, and
John W. Canary, Democratic nominee for
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freshest fish to be ball. A fin:
lot of fish arrives every day.

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One thousand lbs of Lobsters for
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Orders called for and delivered.

Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,

HUNT llZElllFF’S

32 IlSlllllBTBll sum.
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Cum Dillon: and Liver Com hints,
Diaainean, Sick Headache. will! A
route. Dyspepoia. Sour Stomach. Ki -
may ’Iroubleo. Conan lion. Janndice.
Cholera Morhus and heurnatiam. It
will relieve when all else tal Lo.

7 pruraonm. diam. March 2.18”.

\t. J. DIWCOID‘l'rfl Sir: I h w puller"!
terribly withawmplicatlou of diseases; two
doctors told me they could do nothing [or me.
that I would anv be any both—r. l hurl a
very critic-l heart ironble.m bad that l m.»
nevi—rat timer almoat given up to die Indigo--
thin and canker won at the same time doing
ll'l untrue-live work: I was in a very bad con
ditlnu. in. stomach was an weak and irritated
it would not retain thr simplest loud. Damion.
d me the halo o! my :4 omnch was 1mm-

p ‘1 ly ruined. l are annulled the best phy—
szeiuns In [baton and haw. tav-cn flictllt’lllt‘
and to he goal. including limits, Brown's and
Afer o Sump-Hill. Prpaiu and many more.
al failed. After one very it-d aumrk one
Sear-301mm which . did not rally 1 was in-
uced to into a trial bottle of o. A. A . was.
opposed to it at ilrul, atler taking a few dunes
lfelt better at once. it» en’eri was dim-rent
from anything I had evortakeuzl have used
three bottles and am enroll. it has he! Ellt'
more than the doctor-or all the in Maui
have ever need. Thorn deolrinz can call on
me for information at any time. Mas. s. G.

Euro. 8 airfield. Elma. .
1.000!th ”TILES '03 85. 00

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Fire and

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Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults,
Bank VaultDonrs.

ASD

DEPDSil WORK 0F All KINDS.

The Best Safes in the World.
l50.00llin use. Always pra-
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i!» add in Lynn, Slat-z" eiuee my great lire.
where 5101' our sales in re ullbjccted to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
[It‘ilAlllflox RECORD also in the Great
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in ms. and in all the great llrt's cine-u. S m
(or . lrcu hrs. Agents wanted. :3 film

WAGONS.
Buggies, Phaeiins, (laniages,
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.

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nonunion

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he» l ork. m. .3 p. In.

Lean- Noru'alk a“) p. 111.; South Sorwalk 62.!)
p. m.

Freight received fro n T a. m. to 5 p. in.

t’pou ayplir lion to agents the (‘ityot Nor—
wadli and tangle. will be all! for >peclal lots of
fr. uh! anywhere in N. iv York or ill: vicinity.

{FAD tit-nuns are forbid trusting any o:
.l.-: employewii the boots or this hue on ac-
munr n the owner- thereot. 5:7

Miss Baird’s Insulin.
BOARDING AND
DAY §9§0°L

Thorough mum of study in the mill:
Bram-hes.

MUSIC. All All)
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Th5 School for young Ladies and Children
l’t'wpt'nn on

THURSDAY, SEPT. 22d.

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