*' scum
m.itsr Proprietor
‘mnn inad—
" sum Gasman“
'Iltlrsisneathamavaw.m
firmshoyamawsm'to beheld
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it ill “plum. ”mm
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m ' nay. n’ovnum‘e. lens.
.’ , A SEVERE REBUKE.
' * floors“ in thehistory of the country
for the past year' has causul somuch
, and rational rejoicing as the
election yesterday. The triumph of the
Micah party everywhere is a grati-
rfug evidence that the people have
maven their senses and that passion
and prejudice have been supplanted
- hr meson and patriotism.
The Vote recorded isa moat emphatic
declaration oi dirapproval oi the past
had proposed policy of the party in
~power,snda sure forerunner oi a rectors-
tloll oi the government to the party
V: underwhoee administration the country
i I willborestored to prosperity.
‘ _ Mush personal issues were promi-
treat in New York state and Brooklyn
city. and may have augmented the uppi-
sition to the Democratic party in those
loalitles, yet the potent factor all along
' theiineswaea most pronounced disap
proval of the eoureeoi the party holding
thereins oi the government, and will
, mmionably have a salutary eil'ect on
, 9.! country at large. It admonishee the
macaw.
nanny.
1..
9 W swept the State as with
“system.
i‘
she—summon n... pliant tool or
So.liorhail-Hardwareto.
7” no f‘llEPllBUlllil nus.
An Unexpected Landslide in
KAYIABUB 0317331!“ DEFEAT.
s- New Jersey the Latinos 'l'raal W
New York state resulted in an overwhelm-
lluu victory for the Republicads. Edward
oi the court of appeals. is elected over
Isaac H. Maynard, the Democratic candl-
date, by the largest plurality given in the
state since Grover Cleveland debated Mr.
Folgsr.
and may easily reach 100,000.
elected by a plurality of (ram 20,000 to 80;
000. There seems to be no prospect but
that the legislature has gone the way oi
the rest of the state and passed under Re-
publican control.
5. The Democratic leaders still reluse to ad-
mit this and claim that at the very worst 7 000
they will retain the senate. The returns
already in do not bear out this idea
7W party to abandon its ruinions
‘, tail! principle and policy, and will en-
‘ mugothellopubllcan party in its ope
pdtion to all legislation upon the basis
at Milanauty of protection. and
; ,‘athths calamity threatened by the
no silver bill bugbear has been
when!“ all it was worth. The at-
W to make it the scapegoat :ior the
‘ I‘m-no destructionot busine-
‘muusedby the ireetrsdrpol-
MW. and which there was good
, poundstosuppose would be insgurated
‘ by the Democratic party, has failed. The
‘ people. prosperous and happy a year
_ ago, are today pinched and worried.
M Withtrue discrimination they have de-
fltlldas tothe «use. and have shown
that they will remove it at the dump-
ll Ohio. IeKialey's grand triumph is
“Within” that bouldbe paid the
‘ use! champion or American interests.
r' “when the time cornea,he will he
salsdto the highest War that can be
Well by his country. in Ohio the
mwss on national lines. The battle
was betwsn the two parties. and the
,va
nut: sum-“Ewa- who. ‘
Genuine Article.
Worms:
TlBilll. liliilSllll ‘60.,
no lestsns It. Instill.
(WHAT m aromas.
' Putnamvflantiltoo Filth. R. I ,
usanwfi'irst. Janice Robina D. Seo-
eh , James i5. Fairbmth'er. it: Th luv
gene in Weehsron. it '
Runseclaer~Firat,Wililam ll. Keene.” l
Second. John hi. ilhambcrs. 3.: Third.
John J. Casein. l). .
Rockland—Otia ll. Cutler, R.
St. Lawrence—Alanna it. Mulby, ll.
Balaton—James l". Torry. it.
Schenectady-John (l. Meyers. D.
Schoharle—Charlee C. Chapman, D.
'Bchuyier—Georgn A. Snyder, R.
firnm—llarry M, Glenn, it.
Steuben-Just, William W. Bannock, 3.;
Second, Merritt F. Smith. R. ‘
Suflolk-v—Riclmrd Higbie, R. .
Sullivan-«Urinh ti. Meesiter. FL
Tloga—Epencitne liowe, R.
Tompkinawlildwin C. Sewart. it.
was! Pii’ita.
,, , rid-tie; ,,
STOVE LlNING
,, a streamers roe nannies.
‘ 42 sun an» that.
, mu,
"—— ............
New'Yorir State.
Mada; clean Sweep. all M Wm
' Big aspiration (lains—l’eiiiyinnla ne‘-
puhlieau Boiled lip Good Marinas.
New Your, Nov. 8.—'i'he election in
. Bartlett. Republican candidate {or judge
Second. James Lounabury, R. .
Warrenw'l‘nylor G. Eldridge, R.
Washington-«William ll. Hubble. ll
Wayueuilmme i5. Hinton, It.
Westchmter—First. John .0. liarrigan,
R.;Secund, John Berry, 1).: Third. Smith
bent, ll. '
Wyomiugmilcuben .l. Tllton, R.
The Vote In the State.
E. C. Baker, liepublicauda elected tothe
assembly from ('llntuu county, by about
1.500. F V. Killmru is elected to the sen—
ate from the Twenty-tint district by about
It will certainly be over 5.000
The rest of the Republican state ticket is
, .
Auburn gave Meyer Lilli; Palmer, 9,651;
Maynard, we); Bartlett, 2.7%.
0mm. city, which usually gives a Dem-
ocratic majority or 500, went Republican
by 5 votes inr ilw. first time aince Mill.
Albany gave Meyer H.630: Palmer, 7,837.
Brooklyn Democratic leaders concede all
the liopubllrnu nermtorial candidalcn to be
elected with the‘nxcepiiou oi McCarreu's
Opponent. They also give Shiercn's ma-
jority at irom 5,000 to 7,100.
Bnbcocii. Republican, and finiith, lie-
puhlican, are elected to the tiasclnbly irom
Steuben county. libertarian county goes
Republican by time. Maynard ran ill) be-
hltul bin iiiket. (um-go county mica llw
publican by on. lierkimer county goes lie-
publicau by Lila). Maynard rau iwbahind
his ticket. Suxlou curriva Tmnpklusclmnv
ty for nrhulor by me majority. .l'utuam
county'a Republican ticket is elected.
liaulilion h‘inb la ell-cred Nsi'llllllymflll.
The Democratic ticket curried the day in
Columbia county. all the candidates re-
ceiving majorities excl-pt Maynard lor
judge- of illl' court of lil-pt'fllrl. ill: in beaten
by morn than it“, while Meyer. for accre-
iary of state, lilirt a majority oi about 150.
lloysradt, Dunno-rat, is elected to the as
sembly. ('ollins (or senator in probably
elected.
The lltpulvliruu state ticket ut Fough-
ltei-puie recrlvra n majority of about iii!) in
Dun-in an county, Maynard running ahead
in come diutricta.
\l‘ith tour dietricta lacking the estimated
rcturne tuulu- the mic ni Tioga county as
failure .-.: l’ulnmr, 3,199; Mow-Lilith liart-
lclt,zl,:i.'.tl; Muynnrd.‘.’,ti‘17. “mic, iii-pub-
iimu, is cinch-d it) the lithe‘mltly‘ by over
1.2m plurality. ll‘Conuor, Republican. is
elertmi in Ilu- Pu'fli‘ii‘ iromthe Twenty-iiith
ill-drill
l‘..~'lln:'iil'g u drown lllnli'lcl‘i, ('ny’liuu
mum; u ill mix.» it plurulity ni 'JJliIl {or
lluw lrzi uni 2.67.0 {or l’uluwr. Wilcox,
l€ [twilil l A. L rim-it'll nut-umlymun by
Governor Flower was interviewed on the
situation as follows: ,
“The Republicans have elected their state
ticket," he said. “The legislature is in
doubt. The Republicans will probably
control the constitutional convention. The
result is surprising. but seems to have been
general throughout the country and can
only be attributed to the business depres-
sion and the thousands oi men out oi work."
New York city gave Maynard less than
half the regular Democratic majority. In
Kings county the Republican» made a
clean sweep; in Lieutenant Governorshee-
ban’s own (Erie) county the Republican
majority is from (Lilli) to mill). Monroe
county doubles its usual Republican ma-
ority.
The legislative contents resulted in Re-
publican success in nearly every doubtiul
district. In Weeichestcr county the light
between Morris. Democrat, {or the senate
and Robertson, Republican, in still in
doubt, but latest returna favor Robertson.
There is little chance that the constitu-
tional convention will not be controlled by
a Republican majority.
The total vote (or judge of the court 0!
appeals was: Maynard. Democrat, 40,851;
Bartlett, Republican, infill; Bartlett's
majority, $5,754.
Th. Gorilla.
The Senate—First district, John L
Childs. R; Second, M. J. Coiley,D.; Third,
W. H. Reynolds, R; Fourth, Patrick hic-
Carren, D.: Filth, William Van Slocum.
1).: Sixth, John McCarty, D.: Seventh,
Martin T. McMahon, 1).; Eighth, John I".
Ahearn, ll; Ninth, T. D. Sullivan. 0.;
Tenth, Frank O'Donnell. l).; Eleventh,
Joseph C. Wolfl', 1).; Twelfth, ’l‘. O. U'Snl-
livau. 1).; Thirteenth. Charles L. Guy. 1).;
Fourteenth, Jacob A.Cantor. ll; Fifteenth.
A. ll. Morris. 1).: Sixteenth.(‘. lleror, K;
Seventeenth, Jacob Rice, 1).; Eighteenth.
Michael F. (lollina,l).; Nineteenth. Amalia if. n piummy. and r'uxtwn ior senator has
J. Parker. 1).; Twantieth, liarvey Donald. 23m,
son. li.;Tvrenty-ilrat, W. J. Kliburu. R4 . Fur mama») nl ethic ’l‘my given Meyer
Twenty-email. Joseph Mullen. it; 'l‘wcn- llama; ltml l'uinur 4.:Liti.
ty—third, lienry .l. (loam-shall, it; Twerityv Mu) mm n m i» Men in Queens county.
fourth, Henry W. Stapieton. IL; Twenty— ’l‘l.r nnmmhr .i ilu' llv-nncrniic elnte
filth, Edward O'Connor. it; Twenty-sixth. iit'lri ti.“ ile‘l’irtl by u rt-Ilucml ilmjurlty.
Charles T. Sexton, it; 'l‘weutyaeventh, 'l‘ln- nvariiy in the ntutt-iastyenriur the
Baxter T. s-nelzur. it; ’l'wentyveighth, U. lhmoctltta “an aim". :uw, It in not be-
ll. Par-none, IL: 'l'weutyinlnth. Cuthbert liumi that the llt‘lllmlfilfl will have 1.000
W. Pond, it; Thirtictb,(?harles Lamy. 1L; majority this ycur. From the latent re-
Thlrty-llrst. Henry ll. Persona, it; Thirty. turns the Democrat» lulu: barely carried
second. Frank W. Higgins. R. the county iur their ainic ticket, minus
The Assembly. Maynard. (.‘hiidu, Republican, {or aenatur,
The following assemblymcn were elected curries QIu-euu 'ilullllly by eatimaled m
“1 New York county: Jurily oi “It. “to Di‘ll‘JMll'lllh have re-
Pint, John ll. Vollulagc. ll; Second, elm-led .lunu-a ilubiuanu. the .letl‘erxnnlan
Michael ii. Callahan. 1).: Third, Jacob
Wittuacbt, 0,; Fourth. Patrick ll. Roach,
1).; Fifth. Samuel J. Foley, 0.; Sixth, M.
l)lnhcnileld. l).: Seventh. Julia (3. Stein.
ll; Eighth, Thoutea O'Donnell, 1).; Ninth.
William J. Mcllermult, ll; Tenth, Wil-
liam Shiner. 1).; Eleventh. James it. She!-
ilold. R4 Twelith, Edward B. La Fairs. DJ
Thirteenth. Janice ll. Bouthworth. 1).;
Fourteenth, John Corrigan. ll; Fltteenth,
Otto fiehllllnaer. ll; Sister-nth. Victor J.
Darling, 0.; Seventeenth. Patrick F.
Trainer, 1).; Eighteenth. Daniel J. ulna.
Fit»: tllail‘li‘l. ’i'iie lit'plibllt‘lliln have elect-
under.
at-tubiy.
man in Mummy county.
. llcnmcrailc «4-: Wore and one Republican.
l'oughkr- pniu- riiy mml as inllnws: l’al
tielneonr vision to what wan "pond.
Alana J.
the senate. Time assemblymen are elect-
ed: First district. William llaseh, Demo-
crat; fictional district. W. Carroll. Demo-
crat; Third districthnses Brennsnmemo.
erat; Yonrth dlutrlet. Curtis N. Douglass,
Democra
sisctsd are: A. Banks, Democrat:
Countryman, Democrat: R. A. Rogers.
, Damocrst;Wlillam Kinney. Democrat, and
D, P. Kerwin, Democrat.
received from William 0. low and others
at Brooklyn in relation to the action at the
aherlfl of Kings county in the McKane
matter, Governor Flower sent the inflow-
Uum—rim. Henry M. McNamee, 1).; in
return from New York. it does not state
in what respeeu the shsrlil has failed to
do his duty. but i have wired him that
complaint ha been made against him and
have directed him todo his full duty un-
der the statute in the preservation oi order
and the enforcement oi law, to the end
that an honest election and a lair count
shall be bad. All public oillcers over whom
l have the power oi removal must do their
gull ’t’lutymr they will be removed {rum 0!-
cs
Governor Flower that the chums against
him are untrue. _m__
end, under the dictatorahip of John Y. Me-
Kane, was in lipi'll rebellion against the
mastitutinu of the atsstc of New York.
llrmmuuilu L'umlidlm' (or [L'Wllhllly in the
cd l’ulrbrutlwr to the iml'lilllly iii the Sec
oud diatrict. al-«n'l‘urbrrou iu rim casem-
bly in the Third iiirtrit-I. illvnmm ianuowrd
lie run [or both eenato and asr
l‘. W. l’mmd. llrplllilicun, inclectedaew
star in the Twenty-ninth diatvlct.nnd John
ll. i'lurk. Republican. is elected sinncmhly-
The Ilgum m rived up to an early hour
thin illui‘ulnu hlmll' the election of {our
' . royals. '
nuance ,, _ Finest Assortment 91 F181! to
T0 GASOLINE, belied.
. e ‘ a monument. PIOKLED OYSTERS.
arbor, Democrat, is elected to a
t.
The district crmuiltmioual delegates
Edwin
The Ilalaaa Ills.
ALBANY, Nov. il.-—-ln reply to a telegram
g:
“Your telegram junt received alter my
filterill Courtney oi Kings county wired
Injunction mason» run.
Nut Yultu, Xnv. li.«-'i‘he town of Graves.
[lawlessness WM carried to an extreme
which went lar beyond the uutmgeeuaacts
at McKsne and bio lllirn on Saturday morn-
ing. A party of men, naprcaentative cith
tens of llrmltlyu, who brought copies 0!
an injumztirm lowed by Julius Barnard
of the supreme court, which they served on
Helium null u-vmul election oilicera. were
set upon. beaten in moist outragenua lash-
ion and than (not into prison.
"lnlunctionn don't go here." was hic-
Kane‘a "unit-M. ’reloinder when Colonel
Alexander :4. ilmon presented the copy of
Judge liar-nuril'e order.
lilo-l al Managing.
Lannisnm'nu. S. Y., Nov. ill-«A riotoc-
curred here helm-en the police and citi-
zens. The pnlli'l‘ mixed the ballot boxes in
three dim-2cm and started with them ior
the police Nation. A party of citizen» fol-
lowed umi niimnpml to take the bursa
away from Ilwm. in the melee which fol-
lowed a puller until ehot Josiah 1'2. West, a
prominent cillzanu the head. The city
was greatly excited.
Ito-gh- aelsml rolling Booties.
Lona Mm. (‘mx .‘t'. ii, Nov. a—A
riot took plan» in the first polling district
of the Second ward in llliaaville. The no
lien clubbed ll.t' lliilt'rll into hullmlllllnil.
Roughas lil‘t'tlplldtt‘il the light by seising
the polling lemllm.
ANTIRACE max vors.
rm: Jersey Republicans Wars out In
Great For...
Truancy, Sm: B.—~The light in New
Jenny was almmt Q‘lellll‘lVi'lf on the race
track innuv The hills lrguiiring pool sell-
ing and the in ~ timing oi hut truths in the
atata, which urrr pawl brat year by the
lrglalaiurc. uinlmil the religiuuaelement
in the slate, and time the day of their
par-sage there him been a cuuvuuut agiw
tion {or their rcpt-Al.
The agitntlm: can sucrwsiul, and an
autlrurc truck tmujnrlty an. elected in the
assembly. in Iurn- rmriml this morniurx
indicate that line Republic-ma will cunts-oi
ll!!! next W‘illlil)‘ by it majority Ill 9. Last
year the Di uncouth bad a majority of it).
There vrcrv c-th‘u an for “motor in eight
districta. 'l'.w liq unit urn curried ilye at
them aurrlymul to-de .- .. .\lr. lind-
lry nt Ash-Jr, i'nrl. i. Mrliiillvi Thieis a
Republican. gain vi -'- and perimm ii in the
sennte. ll Bradley is electul. the mate
will Maud ii ll: pululirutm to ill llcruncuu.
if lu- ls not. it mil in- lo to ll.
Accunlim: tu tlu- latest returns the sen-
ate will be ruinptmd ua full-nor. i‘nmdeu,
Maurirr .l. lingers, ll; Beau. Michael T.
llarrrlt. ll.;iiimm-utrr, Daniel J. Packer.
11.; Monmouth, .iumm ll‘uvllcy. ll.
by Tim mujrlily.
RANGE“. . taunt, .
' ”m ‘ , vatnarmevacr,
llll-l Illi HEATERS. Imported one '
*Gasoiine Stoves.
nah... sow...
ifllsslliestoa Ottolsmsihm
gazette. Republican. (or she/rill: John
Firs! district; Thomas: Flynn, at,
{or assembly in the Third district. and
William Lewis. llcpublioanflor mmhlyl
in the’ Fourth district, are probably elected
by substantial nutjuritice.
David Zahriskie. Republican.tor the as-
umhly in the Second district, and George
E. Halalud, Republican, in the Firm dis.
trict. This is fig
m , _bly for t.
Elton. all Republicnua, tn the lczinlnture.
dates are elected: Eliericzer Berry. chnb
lican. First district; Muz Hallugor,'lirpul)
liesn, Second district: Henry M. Holmes.
Republican. ’l'hlrd diatriCt', Hugh ll. Kel-
ly, Democrat, Fourth dietrict; (lacarllraig,
Democrat. Fifth district; Timothy J. Car-
roll, Democratfiixth diatrict; Thomas Mc-
lherlfl in Midtllmx county. J. W. Deck-
man. Democrat, First momubly district;
W. I“. liarkiim, Democrat. Hecoud tween)»
hly district, and A. ll. Stover. Republican.
Third assembly district, are elected.
was very exciting here. Six men were shot.
and there wrre inuuy fighte at the polls.
Ninth precimzie thorn was a riot, the iron.
ble breaking out imam-u the Democratic
special police and iln- Republican deputy
sherlilit Several deputies were arrested by
the special police nfiicrrs. and during the
light in the Ninth ward sort-ml deputies
were reported “numb-xi.
HJHMPM, J. Ward. ll.: Mineral. Lewis
A. Thumvtun, it ; i'u.iun. l'mter M. Voorv
burn, it: \i’nrMiJ'brInt-lpher l". Sinatra.
('upv .lluy unri tin I‘U‘n lnrthvuwlubly
Mutilw-u-x county elects
_ ' chine, .
mm, scanners.
and BARDINES.
A SPECIALTY.
3 iii x .
a. mm a” new
A ‘ ”Mmlslykisyshdlll
cun;etoo~casn.
mechanics .
nouns mm
ll’m “33:; We “in which
Mowcfim
wow it Niclerson,
“initialed.
Ween. sun,
a 1. non. Modifier.» uni
low. districts yet to hear from Janus
Republican. fur assembl in ths~
Bergen county given will majority to!
w...
‘ . rvoas ales. Pal
uauiif two memheni of the km“ .MWWWJ
llemncruta. :3 l t
Mercer county ciocthiihur. Gindcr and I 3'}, u, ,Iam‘dm
JO omega“ or”
pocket. ce w
.
"In“
This is a gain of ouc over last year. .1??? .. “$133“: . u u was my
Tuflcy, Republican, for uheriil, is elected. if“ “Pntlh'onufiléfigh .mmfi'flnfi
by 8.500 majority in Jeraey City. “Edge. gunman-est 'envemm‘ézszut ms
For the nevernbly the (allowing candiv
ll.
octli ly
tenth lorsaii, lion
t y I?” '
punchlinfipww.mtrormm
is.“
tin-l
GEO. O. STILLSON.
Milk “8
your
orders
Ewen. Republican, Eighth district. Kelly
was elected by only 4 majority. -
Richard fiervias, lit-mount, is elected as er 0
w IHI
“ . Balsmnttor
ii. is .l. ll. Bilil'illi'S .
Ila lien shot. In Camden.
Cannes. .'. .l., Suv. H.~l-‘.ler~tlon day ‘
in the Filth and port oi the, Sixth and
At mum permits appealed in Sheriff Went
to place the military in ru'mlliwart. M a “on.
and riot WM ieaml. .-\t tin- (‘uuper lumpi-
tal the (allowing pcrauns have ln-cn ml
mitted:
Samuel l'nilinnu, Si: ('lnmtuut strcnt,
shut in the bend: George cannon): in the
leg: Frank Swain. Eighth ward. «but in
the leg and bowl cut: Nelmm Goat-y, elmtin
the head; l-ldwmwl llrccr, rillui. in the lug,
Martin Vamlykc, throat cut. may Lllr“,.lilll1|
(Ibumbcre, Tub (flu-smut. ivll’i‘t‘l, out in the
throat by an unknown [It rwn; Frank Dob
sou. head out: Samuel Collins, Stockton.
shot in the lvg.
Michael Kelly wan arrreicil later in the
day on the charge at cutting the throat of
Van llylic. William Harvey, a deputy
sheriil, attempted to prevent an illegal
vote being met and WM not on by a mob
and hilly limited by cluba and blackjuclta.
Altar bin in in rice Were llfiES-‘scll at. the hos-
pital he want arm-ml and lur‘ktul up. There
Tia and Sheet iron Isri.
hot water. szrnm or hot air heating.
in ritlif’l‘ll Mills ri'l'
not worn Hum
Plumbing. Stung-d Isa-Fitting.
lint Iir Nesting.
Plans and estimatrn icmiahed (or either
for .
anythin
in the
line of
Harlot Wig
that you.
may wish
and we
were about on deputy sheriff» under ar~
mt.
Everything quirmlduwnm night. After
the polio tin-«rd Ally-rt lliell, a negro div.»
keeper, was taken in the hospital suffer
ing from a irnrturul ”hull, the rrault oi a
blow immn blackjack. lie was bitdur-
ing a quarts-I in the Seventh ward. An eu-
tirc regiment With at tln~ armory waiting
for orders. (inn thumantl twn hundred
persons registered in ch.- lilnuru-«ler race
track precinct. and UN) run-d. Ui three
about In?) were it. publirum. '
RESULT IN FENNSYLVANUV
A hols-bl. Increase In the llrpnhllran
I'luraliry.
h’lili..llll.ll'lll.\. Nm’. sm'l'lw me in
Pennsylvania war. light and ru~ullml ill the
election of Samuel l. -l-'lt"a>~r:l:. Republic
Ina of Armatronu count) {or dale irons.
urer. and ll. Newliu Foil. llrpubiivun, of
Philadelphia for justiw «.r the allpt't'nle
court. Mr. .lnckmil will alli'r'w-l John W.
Morrison. Republican. ulm uua elected
atom trumurvr in Hill by u pluralityoi
54,“? over bin lirtuuuruliv ummiii‘llt.
.lunluc l-‘rll will scrvu- llli' imr yrur.rcnmin-
lug hi the term oi Judge Edward M. Pax-
aun. who resigned in «crept Ilm rm‘r‘iwr‘
ahip oi the lluuliug linllrmnl outnpuny.
The plurality in ilicxm'aii at that oi two
year a ago. ~
In l'hiladciphlu (be rulirn itrpululiuuu
ticket wna elected in- fulan“: filwriif. 35mm
uel .\l. (.‘lcineuta'. my“ 5' ,' il‘v'lll r,’l‘l:uuma
hi, 'l‘humpanu; room-vim w“ duel-n. ‘l‘lmmm
Green: county tuitviuwiutu-ru. Joseph
I “
”at! {saidh't‘
_... AT..—
IllllflilillllEBS' PRICES.
me you to on.
running genre am all warrants-l.
meat or upholstered bodies in external".
upholstrrrr in constant attendance.
trim to “I'll?! ai’ nnrm notice. itepairi
revnphoiatarina done at short omit-e.
pales. live nine. from 91.75 la n
ilrlu‘ Tricyr tee. lsprm Wagons. err.
F. BOY LSTON.
uu citiiiilii
.1 different aiy‘u ni
limelaaro
on line carrimn. nirhel plated. um m
it Ln will
n‘g and
rim:
5s). l’mpriim.
RilWAYTON. i'l',. apprmlia I. (I. Walking
in
that the
work
will be
done with
EATNESS
‘
.n—
An
and
\t‘lldemon-, Republican. .ln-r'iill ii. liichr
mood. Republican. and Julio I' .l. Numb
dcricr, llrummtt. 'l’ho Lm pint-idea luv
the m’lt‘i'lllnl 0! a minority n-prmn-mullvn
w. L. 000cm
new methods and arrogance
«mic-am machlnspollticiaas
have-staunch.» in New York state,
H ”tally in Brooklyn. that will
missed? true American citissn to re
We Maud. Wasted as a revvard
iflflpamsahssrvisnoy and criminal
“mimtuuugomn l“
‘: slilsavssladmadths worst out-
‘ “Math usury. havsnmst
ans-nus. Baths" 1w
flashers-m mm onltollc-
fl its ssmssieag names is
‘Motthessantrymrs
Mmamqm
cram let-resume
Mouths“ useless
son. 1).: Nineteenth l’. .l. Ksrriganh;
Twentieth, William ll. )lclieon, 1).; Twen-
ty-ilrst, Mose-s ilmuan, ix; Twenty-see-
ond. W. ll. Page, 8.; Twenty-third, a“
lmwum, 1).; 'l‘wenty-inurtb. l". litadldeld,
l).-. Twentydiith. John Ksllcher, 1).;
Twentyvalxth. lisvris Davidaon, 1).: Twsnv
ty-ssvsnth, (learns P. Webster. 1).; Twen-
tyoeighth. James V. Riley. 0.; Twsnt -
ninth. Arthur (3. Butte. 1).: Thirtiat. ,
James G. Marvin, ll.
Allnnymll'lrat. William llaacli. D.' use
0nd, William A. Carroll. 1).: Third. . arose
lirsnnao, it; Fourth. Curtis ll. Doug.
. D.
Alleghsuymll'mderich A. Robbins, it.
llrnouwd. ll. Browns“, ll.
“m” with ”limit“
Cayuga-w n . ,
Chauncey-ii. Yndsrleh Nixon. it.
Chemiiim-“lhllflfl 1’. Bush. i).
Cheuangtwllavld Wood, R.
Clintonmnvmtt 0. list». it
Colombian-dun i}. nonhuman, it.
Cortlatulmllenlaflliit T. he ll.
Delaware-«Wesley Gould. it.
ll» Second. A. ll. Gray. it.
x» ll. literate. it.
Frankliawa ten ii. llsttimva. R.
Nina and limtniiteawi’hiiip Kseh it.
acumen-Thomas ll. Mil, It
Omdubatudimhaflsidt.
lithium-M. c. frescoes. it.
summonses fuller, it.
Kinny—first, W. .3. Plant. it.
John A. ileum. 0.; 'l'lurd.
O‘Bnaaer, Dflfonrthd ’ limit“
filthdnhn .lttrrgsse,
%. Finnegan, Dr W
subbed» I: litany,
l5 ’l‘ till-me
.i , .
travail, John W.
a itay dwm ”'5:
. , ; sates
' is a“.
W. ‘
with 3 folder ll.
conduct" our
MAW 1; .
h. m. I: ,
W, in
I)
0
W
dean
Wen
butchers/Anni, Edward ll. Thornton.
’ Baud,
1mg.
filfilfit’h,”l¢llfll
, wait-a r.
a. no
”A .Ts
. Mat: Mal,
rmfi
but... am at
' Graham it;
on m
Maynard. 2.071
sensibly tlleii‘lt'i . t iluu'beuo cuuuty.
claim he. in n mptvtely anowsd under.
blymau by i,er in Franklin county.
rue county. ~ W -M..-
Gav-steer liars-r Ilene the lows.
Malay. Nov. a.
hicl‘lwan.
in; Republican.
stat. ticket. was ult’flll up.
hurl prmwdtsl in tilt! horns oi
throng or purple. and when
her appeared then was is
one. Henna) Palmer expose
he was glad the ite,.nhiiesnparty
vindicated their
rum» toilette: "rum
harem their charm.
a. Is‘
we
trier, 2M“; .‘vleygr. 2.2m Bartlett, 2,68%
Edward ll. ’l'liompaou, Republican. is
electcdtu lbcnmmbly from the l-‘lrstaa-
in Long Mn ..l City. Patrick iiieaaon.
ex-umyur and indrpt-alisut Drumcrattscatsv
illdaze inr mount and aucmhlyman.»
delved but My mm. and Jedi-menus
Mathews. Republican. in elected may
tiervisa, “92:30 cram: ruhrrlfl. nml ”rebuilt
and liurk‘nm, Democrats, and tic-lover, Re-
publican. are elected in tho ova-milily.
lu l'niun county erhm. Republican,
is t-lcclml mnuinr. (hoes, ”unlit”; and
Ber-gm. Neptrlrllmun, are rim-uni to the aav
sembly. Thin in a Republican main of a
senator andmaembiyman. KINGS cmtuty,
Second ammbly district. clm'ta lluuwn.
Mpubiicnu, over Ah-iitugv, llrmocrnt,
by or" till. i'mzuiu v r' ruby has gone lie-
hlicaer. There in Iii-till Iic‘puhlicauma-
iority in itamdrn city. in lint “range
in the board of rmuminnim t'l‘n
‘i'lie clliitouaui Numb-lawn \‘ulml «an
city charter lt unit but by 7.30.
lmcnstcr county‘a «at
an majority is iii.llll~u lit-pubic uu uni
.hmu Mi. rinydur cuiilliy'a wit lulli cl
publicau majority la 7m .41....“ .. ,, .,,
majority an in Md imiimm r .uuiy,
liepuhiieau chairman intimate». la Roi
lit-nu bya majority"! LBJ!” nbmn than!
as in Will.
Weatnmrsiand count y I‘lopillilicunu (.1
Juli) ~u min th‘l‘ Ml
Smut-l Republic
the
n of
llo‘
min
the
ml>
tme
oi as
i of
IS SHOE «Wits.
Dsyusssrlsw‘l Wflbmliylyfig
”ION“
Unruelim ll. l’ammn. Republican, la
elected in the Twenty-eighth dietrlet, Mom
The Democratic stats
leaders in thin city pram irally gave up tho
state ticket an inert to the Republicans»
midnight, but hoped to save the legisla»
lure. lit-turm- were received at the crests»
tire chamber ny a gathering oi notable
Module. including Hountnr Hill. 001m
Flower. Attorney iinueral linsemiullfitafl
Ermine” and surveyor Hebencir. Colonel
Williams. Colonel .lnhttaon and Colon]
liming the rat-liter hours at the evening
lt hrcame unnamed tint: the aisle was go-
umi tin y had very little to
gay. At iii a'niusls all hope oi raving in
When it now note that the "with!“
atoll ticket was elmamihe mm
clubs gatlwmi nonlinear! headsdhya
Palmer, the ltepnhiiean wetsry etststs.
They om accompanied by an trouser: the
burst til 0
Mr:
there was a Republican m’u of m.
assemblym
the enmity.
lichens probably alerted.
sis Givens!!! m. flail:
William J. liesrus.
ii and thrown all the thrill»
thsriaa. .
lit midnight Governor Met express!
hirassit regarding the melt in m
u
“may. hi wound
M lleplhhcdod‘iwahoat
._ Item
liuuturdou county I'll'l in: two llermmati‘i
cud-Jam" l.. Hmmlnrialn in
the Pint dienrlrt by lm plurality and W.
(l. Alpangh in the mound by no majority.
The whole lkmmratlc ticket is elected in
Hum enemy has none Republican for
the tint lime in its history, The entire
lichasl ’l‘. lierretl. Democratic my
date for senator, la elected. an are nine
Behalf tor the-viii. llama la: nuiatl‘ul and
limo ior cirrlt in Smart. Themat-
triymea elected in mm: cruuty are .lsssph
I. am. manner“. Fourth diutriet: M
district:
llmm-crat. m
0*
{rent (”am am lb
Minna will earn the
a majority of l
about Lilli. Clmrilelil mum‘s given a [ll-m.
oer-ado majority u! about M” u lll‘pllllllC“
an gain of about will. Arm-aiming tinilill-y,
the Republican chairman ciuimn. will give
2,00) Republican nmlnrilyn n Republican
gain of aimut tum mmlpurml Willi tiw nut
iorlty in Will. i‘umbrin cmmly's ratltiilitcrl
Republican majority infill": a paint"! about
altos" mi.
81mm county give:- u liopuhiima ma»
iorlty oi idlillwn gain over lull of 1m.
1110“!” city complete aim Lm Repair
llcnu m-lorltywa itrpuhiinuu gain of 777.
listurna from Franklin tummy ~hmr a
Republican gainnr nap Sum-.mnheriand
county‘s gain in «u, and .irnmtmmr cams.
ty’s gain is 5.1m as riuupuml with 10501.
W “mull.
Wot. Dalian. W:
J. $CHAUB.
l I “a Ulrich. n' blast as a flashing steamer. Esrsm Matt Dwain}. Q
:0. Nor. ll; I1} llli‘ l-itrniug of tit. "M “Mic :mmImM”.
“I“ W‘ steamer raseron .n v lilo-mum iii pm 0 ,
Maytag; sous lost their lives. The ilimvh‘l‘ neon “mu, mgr; a}; women m
or. lilies” mule . 'I ll near (loos. island. and in spite of the most manna,
t cirriin 09.32: m “"“m‘ ”m“ l" ”l" ”“9 ll“ "’0" Wino. CW.“
’bw 5“,,” " number . rate lilplaslns n «in. am a in m mum-us
, Mg m ma am n! no. liumt. m mime, as"...
' 5' nearly ashlway bill'ocu it and the (time was molars» “LIEU”
' river sad it!» sown-«i min tub; ml“? was: 1mag: :s um
um Mervin» on its e. my me
the neat meager particulars are obtain: ’2gk:.‘!u:&“ W” n
W’s-i7»
W
worsen - sun 1“ nor 1 “curries.
._._A'y....
ill! Halli
NM.-.» ._ .
A Mien creek In forum
Tom. Nov. ll.~t'astertiay afternoon
a luau called on the Oliver some. premier
cm and stated that he vm is neces-
ksr e! than fatally and wished. new
«are a on her misery has it?”
flap“ was sailed and removed him
bthsesfi. Wises» searched. carers in his
stewed citation real me was
m at lieu Turin city.
, .sl Vests m PW
‘ . sea-h in aid that ol-
, ,, or __ a
«slut w
Wei
culture
W
Street.
South
Norwalk.
Guarantee
“:in
t amour cram. nonwa‘u. cons
“Hill“. Wbm mum-mu. “313$.
NEW Yo
ii
Freight Line
urges-w mum.“ ,.
handa ”
Undertak r.
opposite nor-"s llaiiwastpot.
OLD m RELIABLE
DAILY Dial-201'
BETWEEN ‘
RK', ” 9'
South linorwall'
NORWALK.
rm: rnorrzuhns
m or Nuwux
AND 1
EAGLE
» WM._
Wilileave Pier 23. E. ii... ‘llcehmsn street.
New iork. at. p. m, ,
leave Nor-walk, 5 p. m.; Soujth Norwalk, can
p. m. . ;
Freight receivetl‘ from 7 19. ul. to .5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City
walk and Eagle will be sent in spec a
freight anywhere in New Yorlr
oi Nor-
1 lots oi
0r its vicinity.
WAN permna are forbidi trusting any of »
the employee of the boats otthis line on aw
count oi t
e my nere thereoi. , 31110 if
oval-£22
Bank
Egc.Mmi‘ssnc.
Successors to l). C. Morris 8; ('0.
CAPITAL. anthem.
64 Sudbury 8t.. Bolton, Mess.
Fire and
Burglar-bod Sales.
m:
Kw.”
ales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank vault Doors.
AM);
DEPOSIT Wililli 01f All, liliillS
The Best Sales in the World
l50.0ililln use. inlwsys pre-
serve their Bonnets.
[In acid in Lynn. Mann" hint-e t at great
where 60 or our sales wv-re‘ auhjrrted to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD aim in the Great
Chic Fire in bill. in the (lreat Enema Fire
in and in all the great tirea «lace. Sew
for circulars. Agents wanted. siliam
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow.
Plon'h Main arrest. Upa‘uatr
”‘ l. 0." saunas: "
PIW Hangghillaicifninn, Pruitt
Will PIPER i ll Billlilli‘lls
iNorth lain street 50. Norwa .
Sample books or full ne {shat styles oi
BusrsJiordere and Gilt Hon laps taken
for impaction. on notice by natal.
Intimates cheerfully given.
Physhiunrwmu!
us. u. u. dill?”
Can he consul
m Bren! 8t... ridmort. ill.
from mama? s. nusl ydsy exceptlinaday
i
cane were 9%
th
at
tromau dii'acuyi ttothessa
unit... .n': .. a...
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toll
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PiumhlnziDSteam
oils mime.
m"‘“|loilit"i‘8mm W
on as is
um. Till. I III 3m;
' “7332.35
1-0 manta oases.
m wool atM see-stir.
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