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ever, mado u better showing than was
goncraily anticipated for him. Repub
licans carry AVyaudotte, Butler, Cherokee,
Montgomery, Hono and Johnston counties,
but as a rulo losses aro shown over last
year's elections.
Mississippi Populists Snowed Under.
Jackson, Nov. 0. Tho weather yester
day throughout tho stato was clear and
warm, but the Indications aro that not
moro than half tho registered voto was
polled. From reports received up to this
hour It Is estimated tho Democratic major
ity will bo from 83,000 to 50,000, Tho Pop
ulists did not recolvolD per cent, of tho to
tal voto cast. In this city 549 votes wero
polled, being less than half tho registered
votes. Durkett, tho Populist candidate
for governor, got 14 of this number, nnd
tho remainder went to McLaurln, tho
democratic candidate.
Iowa's Ule Populist Vote.
Dks- Moines, Nov. 0. Tho Republican
gains over two years ago run nearly 34 to
a precinct. This will glvo Drake, rep., for
governor, a plurality of over 80,000 If tho
present rate of gain Is continued. Tho
Republican state control commlttco claims
tho stato by 80,000 or over. Tito committee)
claims tho legislature by two-thirds ma
jority. Tho present Indications aro that
tho Populists will mnko largo gains all
over tho stato, making their total voto.
perhaps, 50,000, tho largest ever polled in
tho stato.
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to Vole.
AVAsniNOTON, Nov. 0. Owlntr to tho un
usual conditions prevailing In a number
oi tno states and tho uncertainty regard
lng tho outcome Intonso Interest existed
at tho Capitol In tho results of tho elec
tions. Particularly was this tho caso with
respect to tho olections in New York, Ken
tucky, Maryland, Now Jersoy and Ohio,
and tho returns from thoso states wero
awaited with tho groatcst Interest. Great
crowds gathered in front of tho nowspaper
offices last night and remained until tho
returns showed dcflnlto results at the
storm centers. Others more fortunate
visited the various social and political
clubs, whero special arrangements had
been mado for obtaining tho latest Infor
mation. Presldont Cleveland did not make his
appoaranco at the White House at all yes
terday, but remained at his country homo
at Woodley. Private Secretary Thurber
was on hand at the oxecutlvo mansion,
however, during tho day and evening and
received tho bulletins that camo over tho
special wire from the telegraph office.
These wero rend by such of tho cabinet
officers as gathered during the evening, and
dispatches ot special significance wero
telephoned to tho president at Woodley.
Threo of tho eight cabinet ollicors, Messrs.
Harmon, Lamont and Carlisle, had gono
to their respective states to voto.
Up to yesterday the standing In tho sen
atowasas follows: Republicans, 43; Dcm
ocrnts,89j Populists, 0; vacant, 1. Total, 88.
As tho result of yesterday's elections tho
Democrats will loso and tho Republicans
will gain a senator from Maryland and
from Ohio, respectively. Tho other legis
lative elections do not appear to affect tho
standing In tho senate, as Kentucky and
Mississippi remain Democratic, tho lutter
certainly nnd tho former probably, whilo
Iowa continues Republican. Utah choses
two United States senators for tho first
tlmo, but tho completion of tho legislature
is not yet certain. Tho Utah senators tako
their seats in tho senato shortly after con
gress assembles. Tho changes In Ohio and
Maryland will not affect tho senato until
March 4, 1897.
Tho Republican majority In tho next
Ohio legislature Insures tho retirement of
Senator Brlco, dem., and tho succession of
a Republican. It appears to bo settled
that ex-Governor Forakcr will bo the
choice of tho legislature, as the stato con
vention placed his namo In tho platform
as tho senatorial candidate.
In Maryland tho election of a Repub
lican legislature, tho first in many years',
will bring about tho retirement of Senator
Gibson and tho election of a Republican
in his placo. As yet no names have been
mentioned in connection with tho succes
sion. Tho election of a Republican legislature
in Iowa is not unexpected, and it is con
sidered settled that Senator Allison will
bo elected to succeed himself, his present
term expiring March 4, 1897.
In Kentucky incomplete returns indi
cate a Domocrntlo legislature which will
elect Senator Blackburn to succeed him
self, but tho legislature is still in doubt.
THIS aiASSACIIUfiKTTS VICTOHY.
Governor OreculiulKe Ite-elerled mul the
Legislature Kollilly Iteiiubllcuu.
Boston, Nov. 0. Thoiiuostiou in Massa
chusetts from tho first wiw ono of major
ity, since tho Domooratlo leadors tulmitted
tho re-election of Governor Greouhalgo.
How strong his indorsement would lie
was tho point on which tho two parties
differed. Results show that tho claims of
tho Republicans mndo prior to the elec
tion wore woll grounded, since Governor
Grconhalgo and tho entire- Republican
ticket is Indorsed by a plurality prnctlc
ally the same as that of 1U1.
Tito legislative department of tho gov
ernment is nlso solidly Republican, 83 of
tho 40 senators olocted being of thnt'pollt
ioal belief. This is a slight gain for the
Dqinooratio party, tho senatt) last yoar hav
ing stood 80 Republicans and 4 Domoorats.
In tho house of representatives tho Re
publicans have practically the same ma
jority as last year, which was an over
whelming ono. Tho goveruor'sicouucll
will contain but ono Democrat as an ad
visor In tho oxooutlve chamber. In brief,
tho result Is a clean sweep for tho Repub
lican party In tho stnto, thoy having suf
fered In no way from tho supposed defec
tion caused by tho A. V. A. movomout.
A Very Small Vote In Nebraska.
OMAHA, Nov. 0. Results of tho election
throughout Nebraska tiro still too vaguo
to indicate anything as to tho indlvldunl
cnndldatos, but the featuro of tho day was
tho gonoral abseucoof Interest. Tho stny-nt-homo
voto wns vory heavy. This Is at
tributed to the fact of nn off year and tho
absolute certainty thnt, with four stato
tickets, tho Republicans cnuuot possibly
bo dofentod. hi tho rural districts this
was found to be vory much the caso. Tho
voto will not represent two-thirds of tho
voting population, though In tho towns
where local luterost was a featuro tho
voto was hcavv.
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Itcptibllciins Carry the Statu by r.O.OOO,
and llitiiln the lA'ctsluturc.
New Yoiik, Nov. 0. New York stnto
has been carried by tho Republicans by
pluralities ranging from 48,000 to r5,000,
compared with n plurality of 21,481 for tho
head of tho ticket two years ngo. Returns
from mora than ono-hnlf of tho election
districts outsldo of tho cities of Now York
nnd Brooklyn, or "above tho Harlem,"
show ft net Republican gain of 12,803
compared with tho vote of two years ago.
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will renclt 23,000 outsldo of greater New
York. In tho two cities below tho Hnrlcni
tho Democratlo plurality of 00,813 two
years ago has been reduced nbout 12,000,
giving tho stale to tho head of tho Repub
lican ticket by 00,000 plurality, In round
numbers.
In 1803 Pnlmer, rep., for secretary of
state, hnd n plurality of '84,827 in Now
York stato above tho Harlem river, whilo
Meyer, dem., hnd a plurality In Now York
and Kings counties of C0,3 13, giving the
Rcpupllcnn candidate a plurality of 21,484
on tho total stato voto.
This year Palmer, rep., for secretary of
stnto, has carried tho stato abovo tho Har
lem, based upon returns from 1,795 elec
tion districts out of a total of 3,383, or
moro thnn ono-hnlf of tho outside election
districts, by probably 100,000 plurality.
King, dem., has carried New York and
Kings counties by a plurality of nearly
50,000, giving the head of tho Republican
ticket a safo plurality of 50,000 In tho stato
at large.
Tho two branches of the legislature ro
maln ns beforo under tho direction of tho
Republicans. Tho election throughout
tho stnto was orderly and rnpldly con
ducted, nnd tho results wero quickly com
plied. All tho talk about tho difficulty of
handling tho blanket ballot went for
naught. So far as thesuccess or failure of
tho blanket ballot was concerned tho ad
vices from all over tho stato show that
there wns little or no trouble, nnd thnt tho
ballot wns so much of a success thnt tho
voto was polled quicker than ever beforo.
Iu this city tho fight against Tammany
was futile, that organization electing its
full ticket by about 20,000 mnjorlty.though
tho Republicans gain several senators and
representatives.
Tho Brooklyn city ticket is in doubt,
with tho latest returns favoring tho Re
publicans. Brooklyn has gono Demo
cratic on tho stato ticket by about 6,000.
Kx-Inspector Williams, candidate; for
tho legislature In tho Twolfth district,
concedes tho election of his Democratlo
opponent. Patrick Glcason has been re
elected mayor of Long Island City by a
largo majority after a unlquo campaign.
For congress, In tho Tenth district 45
election districts out of 151 glvo Grenccn,
rep., 2,930; Cummlngs, Tammany, 4,210;
Browne, S. dem., 179. Cummlngs' election
Is conceded.
Tho election of Amos Cummlngs, dem.,
to congress from tho Tenth district, is con
ceded by tho Republicans. Lttst year tho
district wont Republican by tv small mar
gin. Cummlngs' plurality Is estimated
,at 4,000.
In counties where the Democrats had
expected to gain, except Albany, tho gain
was not apparent nnd tho whole support
of tho Democratic state ticket scorned to
fall upon Now York and Kings county. In
Kings county tho surprlso was great. It
was tho homo county of tho Democratlo
nominee for secretary of state, and yet it
hnd not polled tno voto that It was sup
posed it would, Indeed it fell far behind.
Kven Albany county did not como up to
tho record It wns supposed to make. Tho
result, taken at tys best, was a well told
victory for Republicanism so far as stato
Issues went.
In tho municipalities tho Democracy
won. Tammany Is in control of Now York
city, tho Clovelnnd element In control in
Albany and Republicans dominant In nil
other parts of tho stato. This gives a re
sult that is not satisfactory to cither party.
Tho stato majorities for all Republican
candidates are In excess of any figures
thought of by leaders of any party.
David B. Hill will not go back to tho
Semite at Washington unless tho Demo
crats should elect a big enough majority
in tho assembly next year to overcomo tho
Republican majority In tho stnto scunto
on joint ballot.
In New York city tho Good Government
organization will not bo entitled to print
its candidates on tho regular ballots noxt
year, If it has a ticket in tho field, as it did
not poll tho 1 per cent, of all votes case
leoessary under tho law for a placo.
As tho tho returns from tho counties
come In all predictions of Republican
losses and gains wore noted. Pnlmer, for
secretary of stnto, whose plurality it was
alleged would be greatly cut In all north
ern counties, showed a gain over his voto
of 1893 in almost every county. Ho had
gained oxcopt In New York, Kings and
Erlo, whilo his opponent had lost. Tho
only way in which thero could bo said to
bo a Democratic gain towards normnllty
in tho votes was induced by tho gain from
Now York city, where Tnmnlany had
made a mcagro sort of record by obtain
ing a plurality in Now York.
DIlMOCltATS OAltllY IC11NTUCKY.
Iiut the ainjorlty for Their Candidate Is
Very .Small.
Louisvillk, Nov. 0. On botlt sides tho
loaders aro olaimlng the victory in this
city, tho Democrats by a small majority
and tho Hepublioaus by a majority rang
ing up to 8,000. It seems that tho citizens'
ticket did not out much of a figuro, and
tho old parties will got in by nearly tho
avorago voto. Tho antl-olection claim that
Hard In would be scratched becauso of his
attitude on the money question lias failed
to inutorlallao. Scattering returns show
wit.u JKUiilli gnu mu piiny mv, nun n
elected by a good majority.
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are about tho same. Congressman Hun
tor, chairman of the state oommltteo, was
favorably impressed with tho returns
from the interior. Ho said that a contin
uation of these reporfs would indicate tho
oleotion of Hardin by a small majority.
The Democratlo majority four years ago
was 28.000.
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majority would, reach 15,000. Tho city
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or threo school trustees, and thnt the city
and county will glvo Bradley a majority
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Sea tiiit, A,bury Park, Oeeaii drove, Long
llrnnih, and intermediate station, 0.50, 8.3S,
U.DU n. in., lino, I 00 p. in. week-days. Sundays
(stop at liiterlaUen fur Abbiiry Park), 8.25 a.m.
lx'uvc ltroad Street Station, Philadelphia,
I'OH SEW YOKK.
Kxpresa, week da 8.8 20, 101, 150, 8 15, 0 50,
7 BS, 8 20, 9 50, 10 0 (Dliitim Car), 1100, 1111 a.
in., 12 noon, 12 W5 (Mmhed 100 and 122 p. m.
Dinlnir Cars), 1 10, 2 M iDliiluu Car), 320, 100,
5 00, 5 50 (Dinlnir Cur), 0 00, 0 50, 8 12, 10 00 p. in.,
12 01.ilt.lit. Sundays, a 20, 101, 150, 515, 812,
950, 1030 (DinliiK Can, Uttl a. in., 1235, 230
(Dinlnir Car), 1 00 (I.linlteil I 22), 5 20, 550 (Din
(nir Cur), 0 35, fl 50, 8 12, 10 00 p. in., 12 01 ulKlit.
ltxpross for lkwton, without change, 1100 a.
ra. week days, and 0 50 p. in. dally.
WASHINGTON AND THIS SOUTH
For llaltlinore and Washington, 3 50, 7 20, 8 31,
9 10, 1020, 1118, 11 38 ft. in., (1231 Limited Din
ing; .Oar), 1 12, 3 18, 4 41 (5 18 Congressional
Car) and 12 05 nlirht.
Leave Market Street Forr
FOR ATLANTJ
ry, Philadelphia,
uy fit
Kxpress, 8 50 a. in., 210,4 00, nnd 5 00
week days. Sundays, 8 15 ami 9 IS a. 111.
p. m.
..i..T ,c"t'8 5I"' Anslessea, Wlldwood aud
Holly lleaeh. Kxpreiw, 9 00 n. iu,, and 4 00 p. in.
week days. Sundays, 9 00 n. 111.
For Sea Isle City. Oeoan Cltv nml u-nlnn
i-.aiivh, y w m. in., 411m w n, in. weelc UP
nnd 4 00 p. in. week
aunuays, uiiin. m
Vor 8om(,r(1 j.()1t
impress, 8 50 a. in.
4 00 11. in. week Ua . Sundays. 8 n. m
s. sr 1'uhvo.t, ' J u Wood,
Uen'l Mauuier Uen'l Pnas'g'r Agl.
i.iinuen, inning uar, 017, 055 (inning "r),
7 10 (DlnliiK Uir) p. m., mul 1205 night week
days. 8undnye, it 00, 7 20, 9 10, 11 18, 1138 0. in.,
I imi),i ju p. m. (inniiiK
I
Should remember to nse only two-lliinls o
as much Cottoleuc ns they formerly used
of lard or butter. With two-thirds the 9
art
i quantity they will get better results nt less 2
cost than it i9 possible to get with lard or g
Wneu Cottoleuc is used lor frying
of bread should be dropped iuto it to
IT ALONG
Piece fop
Lager and
Finest,
Purest and
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt,
207
West Coal Street.
"When ft comes to
GROCERIES
Our fctock speaks for itself,
to town send your orders,
rateiy and promptly tilled.
If you don't ootue
They will baaecu-
HUSSER & BEDDALL,
N, 29 Gast Centre Street
VS. DERR,
Tonsorial Artist.
!S West Centre street.
ymttini; a specialty,
ve.
Clean towel