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Voting Begun at Sunrise In Many
States Th e Morning.
TEACHER 8AY8 HILL WILL WI].
A levtew a! the Great Battlefield Which
Intends Throughout the [late- aad a
humans! the calm at stake—Italy
States that Governors.
New Your, Nov. o.~—lllsotions for state
eiilcers and members of congress, or for
members of congress only. are being held
today in all the states of the Union except
mains. Vermont and Oregon.
The oliieers to be chosen in each state
are as follows: '
Alabama will elect nine representa-
tives in congress. The present delegation
is solidly Democratic.
Arkansas will elect six representatives
In congress. All the present representa-
tives are Democrats.
California will elect a governor, lieu-
tenant governor. secretary of state, treas-
urer. comptroller. attorney general. sur-
veyor general. superintendent of schools,
three supreme court judges, a supreme
court clerk, state printer. two state
boards. seven representatives in congress,
half the state senate and an entire asselu
bly and will vote on nine constitutional
amendments.
The legislature will elect a United
States senator. California elected a lie.
publican governor in 1890 by 7, 63] pin
raiity. in 1802 it elected one Republican
and seven Democratic presidential elect
era by a close vote and four Democratic
andfithree Republican congressmen. There
are three state tickets in the iield-Demo-
cratlc. Republican and Populist.
Colorado will elect governor. lieutenant
governor. auditor. treasurer, secretary of
state. superintendent of schools, attorney
general. justice of the supreme court, two
regents. two representatives in congress,
a legislature which will elect a United
States senator, and will vote on two can
stitutionai amendments. In 180:} the
candidate of the People's Party and silver
Democrats for governor had a plurality
of 6.816 over the Republican candidate.
and for president Weaver (Pee) had a
plurality of 14,06lover Ilarrison. lioth
the present representatives are Pcpulists.
Connecticut. Elects n Governor.
Connecticut will elect a governor, lieu-
tenant governor, secretary of state, treas-
urer, comptroller, a full legislature and
four representatives in congress. The
state gave Cleveland 6,807 plurality in
1m and Morris i Dem. )for governor ll. 151
plurality. U! the present representatives
three are Democrats. and one is a Repub‘
"can. ,
Delaware will elect a governor, alegls‘
lature which will choose a United States
senator and one representative in congress.
The state gave Cleveland .504 plurality in
1W2 and the Democratic candidate for
governor 513 plurality in 1803. The pres-
ent representative is a Democrat.
Florida will elect two representatives to
congress. Both the present representa-
tives are Democrats.
Georgia will elect ii representatives in
congress. The present delegation is sol
idly Democratic
Idaho will elect a governor and other
state ofllcers. a lcgislaturo which will
choose a l'nited States senator. and one
representative in congress. The present
representative Is a Republican.
Indiana will elect all the state oilicere
except governor and lieutenant governor.
a lcgislature and ill representatives in
congress. All but two of the present rep
sesentatlves are Democrats
llllnols will elect a state treasurer. su
perintendcnt of schools, three trustees of
the university, half the state senate, an
entire assembly iiho new legislature wm
choose a [blind States senator) and 2::
representatives in congress The pres
ent representatives arc dlvldcd equally
between the two partics.
lows will elect a secretary of state. au-
ditor. treasurer. attorney general. two
a judges and a railway commissioner, with
11 represoniniiws in congress There is
only one Democrat among the present
representatives.
l‘opuliats Strong In Kansas.
Kansas will elect a governor and a full
list of other state oiliccrs. a lower house
at the legislature. which will Vote for a
[Tailed States mnaior.and eight represent
siivos In mngrsss. (if the present rep
rescniatlves three are l’cpulists and five
are Republicans.
Kentucky will elect tour judgcs of the
court of ems-ale and ii representatives in
mngress. It gave Cleveland mililopiu-
rality in l‘iilif. All but one at its present
repmsentatives are Democrats.
Inuisiana will elect six representatives
in congress. The delegation is new sol
idly Democratic
Maryland will elect sis representatives
in «ingress. The present delcgatlou is
wildly Democratic.
Massachusetts will elect a governor and
other state olllcors. a legislature which
will choose a l'alted States senator. and
it representatives in congress. it gave
Harrison Whom plurality in luilil and a
Republican plurality of hallo? for gov
smcr in ball, (If its present represents
lives four are Democrats and nine liepub
ilcsae
Michigan will elect a governor and all
the other state ullicers. a legislature which
will chm-e two l‘nlicd Mates senators.
it upmntatlves in congress and will
vote on two «institutional amendments.
or the present representatives live are
Democrats and seven Republicans.
lilinnssuli will elect a germ-nor and
other state officers. seven representatives
in congress. an assenibly and one-half the
state senate There are four Republic
sas. two Democrats and one Populist in
the present delegation sent to congress.
Mississippi will elect seven represents.
live-in congresslthe delegation is new
Democratic) and will vote on a constitu-
licaai amendment.
Missouri will-lent a Judge of the so.
prams court. a superintendent or schools,
a railroad commissioner. in legislature and
is nonnative in «ingress. There are
two Republicans in the present delegation
to congress.
Montana Will llama a (‘apltah
Montana will elect a lustlcs at the su-
pietasoourt. one representative in con—
gress. members of the legislature, which
arm choose two United States senators.
and will vote on the question whether
listen-or Anaconda shall be the state
sepltsi. lisrrisoe had 1,970 plurality in
mg. The preset“ representative is a lie-
tti lean.
Manta will elect a ‘ or sheath
as“ a...
slepmsntstivslnaon '
and a lsgislatur‘s‘whieb will vote on fill
constitutional amendments. The peasant
representative is s Populist.
New Hampshire will elect a governor.
s legislature which will choose a‘Unltsd
States senator. and two representatives
in can It gave Harrison 8.547
plurality in 1892. Both the present rep-
resentatives are Republicans.
New Jersey will elect one—third of the
state senate, an entire assembly (the legis-
lature will vote for a United States sena-
tor) end eight representatives in con.
gross. It gave Cleveland a plurality of
Hunt in 169:3. or the present represent»
lives six are Democrats and two Repub-
Ileana.
New York will elect a governor. lieu-
tenant governor. judge of the court of
appeals, members of assembly and 84 repv
resentatlves in congress. The present as-
sembly contains 71 Republicans and 56
Democrats. The present representation
in congress contains 20 Democrats and 14
Republicans.
North Carolina will elect 10 Judges. a
state treasurer. a legislature which will
choose two llnlted States senators, and
nine representatives in congress. The
present representation in congress con-
tains eight Democrats and one Repub-
llcan.
North Dakota will elect a governor and
other state oillccrs, a legislature anda repw
resentatlve in congress and vote on a con-
stitutional amendment prohibiting lot-
teries. The present representative is a
Republican.
()bic will elect a secretary of state. su-
preme court judge, school commissioner,
member of the board of public works and
21 representatives in congress. of the
present representatives in congress 11 are
Democrats and 10 Republicans.
In Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania will elect a governor and
other state oillcers, twu representatives at
large in congress besides 25 by districts. It
gavu a Republican plurality of 135.146
for treasurer in 11408 and of 68,747 for
president in 1802. Nine of its present rcp-
resentatlves are Democrats, and the rest
are Republicans.
ilhodc island will elect two represent
stives in congress. The present two are
Democrats.
South Carolina will elect a governor
and other state oillcers, a legislature
which will choose a l'nited States senator
and seven representatives in congress.
There are two candidates for governor—a
Tillman Democrat and an independent
Democrat. The present representatives
in congress include six Democrats and
one Republican.
South Dakota will electn full list of
state eillcers, a legislature which will
choose a United States senator and two
representatives in congress. The present
representatives are Republicans.
Tennessee will elect a governor. a leg
Islature which will choose a United States
senator and 10 rcpresen tatlves in congress.
Eight of the present representatives are
Democrats and two Republicans.
Texas will elect a governor and other
state odioere, a legislature which will
choose a United States senator and iii
representatives in congress. All its pres—
ent representatives are Democrats.
Virginia will elect lil representatives in
congress and vote on a constitutional
amendment. its present representatives
are all Democrats.
Washington will elect two supreme
court judges. a legislature which will
choose a l‘nited States senator and two
reprcsentatives in congress. Iloi-h its
present representatives are Republicans.
West Virginia will elect 18 state sens
tors and an assembly is i'nited States
senator will be chosen next winter) and
four representatives in congress. its pros-
eut representatives in congress are all
Democrats
Wisconsin will elect a governor and
other state oillcsrs, iii state senators and
acomplctc assembly and 10 represents-
tives in congress and will vote on two
constitutional amendments. (if its pres-
ent representatives six are Democrats and
four Republicans
Wyoming will elect a complete state
ticket. a legislature which will choose
two [Tuitod States senators and one rep
rcsentatlve in congress.
Betting on the Result.
From ~l o'clock yesterday afternoon to
mldnightlast night the corridor of the
St. James hotel looked like the llnorof
the Hook Exchange one busy day. it
was Juliulled i'ull oi people, pulling, haul
ing and sauce/Jug each other. llerea
hand with a bit of paper and a pencil would
shoot up. and theowuer would yell, “Any
part of 3:53.00“ hare. gentlemen!" Every-
body wauld try to get to the hand, and
by and by it would go down and another
Would go up smuswhers else, and there
would be a yell, "liven money on the
amendments!“ or “A thousand to $700
on Strong!" Then the crowd Would turn
on this poutulaut until another yell from
another part of the corridor attracted
them. it might he 3 to l on Morton or
its l or"au.v part of $60,000 even on
pluralltise. “
’i'liesc yells were not all of them gens
ulnc otters to hot. but music! them were.
The crowd was made up of betting men
and curiosity hunters—«about half and
half. Most of the batting men were
bookmakers and race track followers. and
few of them were betting their own inch
sy. They were piecing money on 00111.
missions.
For the ilrst time in many weeks Dr.
l’arkliurst mainland at his home. lie is
utterly warn out with his hard campaign-
ing. “ i could no more make an address
new that i could liy.“ he said.
“l am mpleeml dry. 1 haven't an idea
in my head, You couldn‘t get one out
of me if you put me through a wringer.
l was very anxious Sunday [or fear that
my voice Would break down and i
couldan finish my seraicn. When 1 came
home after the service and felt that my
work was done. the relief was beyond cs.
pressicn. 1 felt that 1 could rest. The
pressure was removed in part. "
Dr. and Mrs. Parkhurst will go to
imketvood the latter part of the week and
remain there for a week or a fortnight in
order that they may have perfect rest and
recover item the eriianstien of the cam
paign. ‘
John W. (loll has his vailse packed
and his gun ready stocked for the vase
tion which he means to take just as soon
as the result at the election is positively
known tonight. The Villas will carry
changes of clothing sumclsat to last idle
for the ill days that will elapse between
thesiection and the resumption of the
senate investigation. The gun will be
its-cilia shooting game.
“Whatever happens." said Mr. Gall
yesterday. ”whether we win «whether
wears defeated. i shall take the short
with?“ 1 “c i“ no r
i“ sore Ill l,
unveils stiletwllfwewiml Sill
' Wrwmlfli"
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Who had given to committee work.
lie made the following statement. darlv‘
lat." he explained, alts.- much careful
s r:
“The state committee feels ocnildsni
of the election of the Democratic ticket.
The Morton vet's north of the Harlem
willaot be very much larger than the
Fassett vote of 1891. Even if it should
show amajority at 40.000. it should be
an easy matter for the three Democratic
islands of Manhattan, Long Island and
Staten Island to meet this end haves
surplus of 80,000. We will have 10,000
plurality in Kings and Richmond. and
Queens should give us about 4,000 more.
“Senator Hill has fastened on himself
the eyes of the world. and whether he
wins or falls the universal opinion will
be that he has made the greatest political
light ever known. The betting is no cri-
terion. for it is never intelligent. "
SHEEHAN TO MOVE.
The Lieutenant (lovernor Will Go to New
York to lilalse Home Money.
Burnm. Nov. 6.—-\Vin or lose at the
election today. Lieutenant Governor Wil-
liam I“. Shoshan will a few days after the
votes are counted shake the dust of Buda-
le from his feet and go to New York to live.
He long ago gave up everything but a
voting residence bore and has been liv-
ing this fall in a house which be rented
furnished. He has nothing to keep him
here, and it will be but a matter of a day
or two for him to get ready to leave.
About a month ago Mr. Shoshan severv
ed his connection with the law firm of
Tabor. Sheehan. Cuneen oz Coatsworth.
He has no olllce here new. and he will
have none.
The reasons given for Mr. Sheehan's re-
tirement from the field where he has Won
all his victories are that he is not able to
stand the strain of the yearly campaigns
in Erie county. and that he has devoted
his time to politics long enough, and
now wants to make some money.
PAULINE HALL ATTACKED.
Her Husband lines I ('lcrgyman “'ho Ac-
cused “or.
8mm Ci'ri'. 1a.. Nev. 0.——Since Sun-
day night thentricais were instituted in
this city recently the Rev. Dr. Jenkins.
pastor of the First (‘ongrugntlonul church,
has led the opposition. A week ago the
Pauline llall Uperu company was adver-
tised to appear, and Dr. Jenkins wrote a
letter to the press in which be said:
"The character of l’aulino Hall is such
as to prevent respectable women from as-
sociating with her. 1 take it that her
show is of the ‘lllack (Jrook' order, as
she belongs to that gang. "
When the company arrived, G. B. Mc-
Cleilnnd. Miss Hall's husband, instituted
suit for libel against the minister. lle
also swore to a warrant for his arrest on
a charge of criminal libel.
“role a. An. II a Prise Fight.
Wssmxmos, Nov. fi.-Johnny Glynn,
the Delaware bantamwelght champion,
and Johnny Boyle. champion at that
weight from New York. sparrsd at Hen-
ry's theater at Alexandria. Va The hon«
crs were about evenly divided up to the
sixth round. when Boyle dislocated his
left arm while landing a swinging blow,
and the latter‘s seconds threw up the
sponge,
Train Wreckers Failed.
l’l‘l'TSlll no, Nov. ii.—An attempt was
made to wrcck a l’iitsburg. Virginia and
Charleston passcnger train near Manon
gahela l‘ily. Ties and debris were pllcd
upon the track. The engineer saw the
obstruction ln time Three incndisap
poured in the darkness as the train stop
pod. it is supposed their object was to
rob.
Horse “'reclied a Train.
SAN AX'i‘uxiu. Tex, Nov. ii.——-The Mia
souri. Kansas and Texas passenger train
from St, Louis to San Antonio was
wrecked ncar Iiuling. The engine struck
nhorsu, and the engine and mail car,
with the passenger coaches. were derail~
ed. Several passengers Were iluurcd.
Smallpox In “'a-lungt n.
\i‘ssuixoi‘oy. Nov. ll,~—-Cnruelius i'ar-
her. a colored man in the smallpox serv-
ice. was stricken with the disease and
removed to the penthouse. line of the
patients in the hospital in very low. An-
other is quite sick. but the remainder
are doing well
Alleged Plot to Steal a llody.
Mourns“. Nov. o.—-.\1ayor \‘illcneuve
has received a letter postmarked Iluffalo
announcing that a plan is on foot to break
into the Mercior vault and steal the late
as premier's body. It is said that the
conspirators are members of the A. P. A.
Minister Loses a Damage Bali.
(lulu. Nov. 0.--The $50,000 damage
suit of llev. llarrabee campbell against
llanker Johnson for alienating his wife's
attentions which has been on trial in the
district court for four weeks. was con
eluded by a verdict for the defendant.
Wife Marlin-r and laleldn.
CLEVELAND, Nov. ii.-llumphrcy.lohni
son. a well to do farmer in Ucilinwcod, a
suburb of Cleveland. shot and killed his
wife. 30 years his junior. and then killed
himself by the some means.
killed by a Train.
PENNM'DI.A. Fla. Nov. ll.-DIN. (Ion
way was run over and instantly killed by
a train on a dummy line. The conductor
and engineer have been arrested.
New Russian church.
: (lulu/mo, Nov. flu—Tl]. lluasian church
at Bil-miter. Ills. is completed and prob-
ably will be consecrated next Sunday by
Bishop Nicolai.
TELEGRAPHIC TIDBITS.
Twelve persons were injured during a
tire in l’itieburg, but only one seriously.
Thc president has appointed Frederick
Fittgsraid of Connecticut l'nited States
consul at Cognac. France.
There were no lives lost by the burning
of Miner’s boarding house in iiarttord.
as the police first supposed.
Canadian vessels caught liftfliil seal in
Bering see this season. which is said to
be the largest catch on record.
Fall River striking weavers all return-
ed to work, having been promised a fair
advance in wages early next year.
Oscar Cumming. a Detour. printer.
tried to blew his brains out in Toronto.
but failed to hurt himself and was locked
“it
Governor Flower denies the story an
lished in the New York Tribune it let
"annotations-beetle WW Jabs
«lflmhsatiueiss
c silh'l‘NEL Tossed). sovsufinn 6. 1394.
MONEY
TALKS,
And plainly, too, for you will say when you have see ‘
our goods, that a dollar now is equal to two a year ago.
It is so in Clothing, and our
$12 Me
Is equal to any 8‘20 suit you saw last winter.
FURNISHINGS ’
equally as low, and boy’s goods at prices you will appreciate
m”. ..—__
W. A. BENEDICT &LB.0MPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK.
lllLL PAPERS.
lam selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a. great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
prices. g
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue,
n’s Suit
WASHINGTON STREET,
r
A ladies’ solid gold watch. good
serviceable case, for the price
charged fore good gold filled
watch, only $18 00. Now do-
signs in hand engraved
14kt. watches from $25 00
to $50 00. Silver and
gold filled watches that
can be warranted a
as low prices a
they can be sold
silver cases in hunting
A. W AUSTIN.
PERI HOUSE BlOCK. ,
NORWAlK. CONN:
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kinds to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests, accept where an advertisement
of some amicuril in adtwti‘eing columns,
are clulrgai for at regular mice. 10 cents
EAST NORWALK.§
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Horse owners
dirt per year unless all cats are (1
Treat your horse right and feed
heaven, cello and other horse sickness.
Cattle and Poultry. Branch office at Solmau’s livery stable.
fully know the danger of feeding dirty oats to
horses, but seldom see the cuts that are fed.
move one bushel of dirt, dust, sticks,etc ,from every thirty bush-
els of oats. That means your horse chokes dawn ton bushels of
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I guarantee to re
rawn through an out cleaner.
him cleaned oats and prevent
Pratt's food for Horses,
Manuel T. Hatch
15 MARSHALL STREET.
HAY, STRAW. GRAIN,
“ALT. FEED. ETC.
Advertisers of Facts Not Fakes.
Clfl'llllNll
Must be First Class to be Cheap.
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